The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

pmT'nse, ~ D. Judge HALLIBURTON Judge Meridith'
hrans,orl, VIM :; Taylor, b; Is. Minor, r. IT, 'Chri.-
'as seSr wynaham % oSs, kSsss'sen JE. Anderson John
a R:charison, Col. I. J. Evans Capt. C. Dinmock.
Or. II. }. Miller. IT. j. CHRISTiAS'
an q Is
THE next Session of Mrs. BENEFITS
SCHOOL, FOR BOYS, will commence on the
Her pupils will be thoroughly instructed and pre-
cared ior the more advanced classes in Boys Schools
instruction in Latin and French. If desired.
- TERMS, PER SESSION;
Under 10 years OF so %
Nef 10 years OF Is Oa
Tniiion in Latin or French, each 10 90
~ Inc iocatlon VIII be given hereafter.
Mr.. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
Va SlCAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN Sr.
this School will commence On MONDAY. the 18th Of
september. ls57.
4 Glass will be formed in Greek and Latin. and p,,
piis VIII be admitted who are prepared to commence
the study st either Of these languages enter some
"f the more advanced Glasses already formed.
MRS. E. B. MORSE-Who has had many
~ years experience in teaching-will open a
school at her reridence, on Marshall, between 18th
ma 5th streets, opposite st. James Church. cornmen-
cling the lst Of September and ending the 3.h June.
OF instruction will be- thorough from the
Elementary To the higherbranches of an English Ed
ucaton. Also, Music on tho Piano.
FOR information relative to the School Terms &c,
tppy at her residence. She has permission to refer
20 the following gentlemen:
Col S. II. Parker, r. w: Flournoy, Esq, Col. T. J.
Evans, Alexander X. Parker, Esq. au lo-ln
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND
IA MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
j. III. BISfORD, PRINCfPN.
The exercises Of this school will be resumed
IN Monday Sept. 2sth in the large and comalodious
rooms 7th street, between Clay and Marshall The
Principal pledges his whole time and energy to the
or the University or any of our colleges or fer busi
1ess pursuits Special attention is b, slowed upon
the English Department, IL is considered that an
sccurate knowlrdge of our own language is the in
tspensat!e foundation ofall right education BXre-
fenced and competent Assistants are employed,
the wants of the school require.
TERMS, PAYABLE sEMI-ANNUAILY. IN ADVANCE:
LAIN ureek ana Nathematlcs.. 5000
Latin and hathcmatios.........@.. 500
aodern Languages (by prof Enionj eacll...... D 90
Parents are requested 20 make early application,
u the numbAr"of pupls will be limited
S-2m
SCHOOL FOR GlRLS.-COSMELIA
Oand THAMSIN JANNEY intend opening school
or girls Broad street. between lsth and 10th. the
lst of 9Th month (September.)
The various hranccs of the English language will
De taught, including Algebra and GEOMETRY; also
zach week will be devoted to needle-work.
Terms: For Primary Class per quarter of ten
Seeks, -; more advanced Glasses s6 Drawing and
RETrEENcEs-Nicajah Bates and Philip B. Price.
au sims
DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM
q
BETWEEN BROAD AND MARsIIALL.-The m.
dersikned Principals of tis Institution. have united
5heir intprests for the purpose Of establishing
school for Boys Of the highest order and have been
uccessful in securing excellent and commedious
-ooms. in the ahoHenem central part of the city
They will make such division of labor in the px-
rcises Of the School az TO render the instruction
most PRACTICAL and THoEoUGH.
The R-citations will he conducted with the use of
i0bee, Maps Charts. Mathematical Blocks and Phi
'Dsophicsl and Chemical Apparatus.
Pupils entering this School, unite with Glasses
s.,fi tigp
thorough business education TO enter the first or
advanced Classes in College.
For further particulars and testimonals Crcu-
lars. to BE- obtained at this Office after August 25th
aud at nost of the Bookstores, or by application to
na hef OF ht fs b. @ nF sy 6s
At the rooms, I'd door from eth street. on Broad
H5&AEP H5RAfk p p saifH SRfH, 4. A. H. H. Principals
RrFEEENqss E: Hon & 9 . BaIdTin i w VIM T. Chris
and James Il Macmurdo, Esq. John II. Tyler, ESQ
Harriet Hall. au l9--Im
CT. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS or CHARITY.
This Institution will resume studies on the Path
Boarders pay per annum, sl3s, for board, tuition.
washing doctors fee, and stationery-to be paid hall
Day scholars according to their classes pay from
81 TO $50 per quarter inr0ria5}y an advance Fuel
81. Embroidery, French and Music, form extra
Letters addressed to Sister NJ. FELIX McQUAID,
It. Josephs Academy, Richmond, Va, or te Kt.
Rev. Bishop McGILL. will meet with prompt atten-
tiOn. --. au 22-2w :
SCHOOL AT SUMNER HILL.-The
- next session of my school, in Chesterfield. will
the 10th of October, and close the 10th of
August under the tuition OF MIR. T. p. Maury, grad
uate Of The University, very highly recommendedhy
Or Harrison and selected with snecal reference to
mis- moral and professional qualifications l want
bows fourteen g
oaniors for my own children. The house is in the
dc T T ense screen woo TbnsS within 40 10
minutes drive of Richmond il is perfectly retired. 1t
may suit parents in Richmond who wish TO he within
.asy reach of their children.
FERNS s2In. payable one-half in advance and the
other half on the Ist of March. The instruction s
intended 20 fit boys for college. -
an 25--ifrW&sir FRANK G. .RuFFIN.
MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
VI ING ASDDAY SCHOOL. on I'm STREET, Be,
TWEEN BROAD Am MtBsTArL.-The third session of
his Institution will commence on the lst OF October
In this school will be taught all the branches of
finished education. including the Latin and Modern
ianguagcs together with Music upon the Piano.
Harp and Guiiar. Instruction in Vocal Music will
tis0 be given.
procured
Attention will be paid to the proper training and
charge and their moral and social improv ement pro-
NOTED by every means in their power,
This school has been in euccesstnl operation in
refer with confidence, to it's patrons, for any infor
nation which may be desired in reference to its
TERws-About the seme as heretofore. For them
anu 0'''' particular Mas. RS JEFFERSON MINOR,
au7-d8c3m Miss ADA y. MINOR.
CCHOOL on Church Hill, at corner of
y Path and franklin streets-Mrs CLAIBORNE
BARK ESDALE will resume her School on the 18th
If September, 1877.
FERNS for Primary Glasses per month.
@rnif 2
SO lin .tr. /
MRS. MARY ID. LIBBY will resume
w the duties Of her School September 18th, on
Marshall. beiwoen LIST and I'd streets So l--Gts
Il W. ROSTERS SCHOOL FOR |
l. YOUNG LADIES will reopen on Church IIill. |
70 the room lately occupied by Mr. L. W. Cone, on |
DAY, lst October, 1871.
TERMS ron SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF 10 MONTHS, PAYABLE |
QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE:
Primary English Branches
Higher -.,.....-........................ 4n |
Languages, each. 9s
The ystem Of instruction will be the same that
Mr. Rosier has successfully pursued during thirteen
ears residence in Richmond. ON Z5-3tawtl0 i
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STANTON VIRGINIA,
The next session ofthis Institution, will begin Sep
tember the 9Th. and end the last OF June.
Board, &c. Qacluding every charge, except for
Tuition Ia ali English studies and Ancient
natFasntal Mnsic Modern Languages and Paint
ing. rxtra.
Sc Por circulars address the Principal.
au 2l-eod4w 55s4
MISS JESSIE G. GORD0N'S SCHOOL,
Sl FOR YOUNG LADIES' Corner Of Franklin
and 5th streets) will be reopened on the ist day
October and-ciosed on the lst day Of July.
Higher English Branches....-...........sioo 90
Primary ..,.......-........ 30 ~
- ....',';..'.,..-...,... M ~
Music
Perxons desiring % enter pup3lt can leave thslr
naFnes the School Rornie where Mrs a. will rsset
them NJ any hour they fnay appoint,