The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-01

M lSS A. Nj. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
a'A igUNG LADIES will reopen on THURSDAY
Mrs. ki:LEs G. sTAICos will give instruction in
Vocal asil Instrumental Music.
. For tetts aha other particulars enquire at the
School Rsili6, corner OF eth and Franklin streets
ST 2~eila.s
II Il. BASS ENGLISH AND CLASSI-
car SCHo0L-The 7th session Of my School
Wal eNl,,lete on the st October at my residence
9m am AID fth streets below Lidley Robin
lowing sss.atei by my eldest daughter, sally Plea
s'ntt. fiIc teition payable quarterly.
fef tae Classical %
p speTaons desiring to enter scholars viii call
se 26-llt" T. R. BASS.
4 CAED.-MR. JOHN DUNDERDALE
respectfully announces that he will be prepared
70 resume the duties of his profession the lst of
care 4 Messrs. Harold Murray, or Messrs Laid,
ley q Ro Johnson, Will be promptly attended to.
CELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
SCIioOL.-The subseriher. formerly assistant,
ana then successor to Dr. s. Naupin conscious OF the
disadvantages of crowded aud prolniscuuus schools
proposes to take very small number of boys Oira.
and instruction. From long peri.l,ce he feels con-
hdent Of gvsg entire satisfaction. He has secured
suitable room. corner of 10th and Bank streets op
mas desire his services.
L AS--lihS5ICHi, Mathematical and EnRiish
Branches, aud French, whole session. $lO0-payable
half in advance.
Sc lo-lm* Phi. MONTAGUE
L W. ROSIER'S SCHOOL FOR
L YOUNG LADIES will reopen on Church Hill,
Broad street, opposite St johns Church. on Thurs
DAY, lst October. 1857
TERMS FOR SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF 10 MONTHS, PAYABLE
QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE:
Primary English Branches $50
~ cirui , -, '''''''''''''''.'.......'.'.'. ~
Languages, eae ~
The SYSTEM of instruction will bo the same that
Mr.. Roster has successfully pursued during thirteen
years residence i'll Richmond. an E-3tawtl0
MRS. LORY'S SCHOOL FOR
w CHI LDRLN, Of both sexes, da separate apart
ments,) will be in session on TU ESDAY the l5ta Of
September
Rlg- Residence, 4th street, between Grace and
Franklin. 3-3tawt0l
MISS JESSIE c. GORDON'S SCHOOL,
w FOR YOUNG LADIES, Corner of Franklin
and 9TH atr9otsl VIII be reopelad the lst day
October and closed Uii the LIST day of July.
Primary :" .................... 80 90
Lan9ua8es. 20 90
" cslc 10 w
Persos d'sIIng = enter pals can lsa;s AZ, Their
them at !uy lIour they may appoiat.
~ Z2-l5w&3taF.lstb
MRS. PELLETS SCUOOL.-The next
IVA session commences October st 1851. The prima
ry feature OF this ScLel, is the thorough and sys
telitlC iusIf lGtiG III jt ElriCn iAHuaRe gwen u
ALL tha pupils, without eys sIa charge; but they are
not required to study the language without the ap
| proyal OF their Parents.
The French is tau-ht by Professor and Madame
EMiON, sfParis, and peculiar facilities are afforded
| for learning 70 speak the language.
Mrs. PELLET guarantees that The Elementary and
| advanced studies in English, shall be THOROUGHLY
| taught.
be had application 1T her residence, en- Broad St.
| Richmond. Jy 22-d3m
MR.. 6. l.. G. SALTER'S DAY AND
| w BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, ON CLAY
| BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STS..,Ihe fifIl
! session of this School will commence on MONDAY
the 2lst September next, and terminals On the 18th
| TERMS, (sgA1-ANyuALLY IN ADvAScz0
For Beard, including washing. S2ts
For Tuition in Greek. Latin and Nlathematics... 81
| For " in Latin and Mathematics................ s.
For " in higher English branches.............. 4
For in Primary Engiish...................... q
FOR g. in French ...-...........-..........:.. n
REFEEKycEs-B. C. Wherry, Mrs. James Gray. VIM
o. # Wsy f a knS
| Edwards, Rev. Leroy II. Lee, Samuel Greenhow, l.
". W.Glazebrook, Benz, Pollard, A.; ': Crenshaw, Z.
E.P. Townsend, VIM. A. smith, Thos. b. Quarles
-iarIand Hanes, Felix Matthews, Alex Duyal, W.
| " .Tay lor, L. W. Kecsee, b. Jones' F. Lawson.
pa- These who may desire to enter pupils. are re
lucsted to make early application at my residence
on Clay, between Is and I'd streets, or through th'
| Post Ofice iy 22-tlOc
! w. L -
lsA FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7TH.-Tle 5tl
session ofths ocheo Will open on MONDAY, the 2ls
september, for the TEN following months. Greek
| Latin and Mathematics $50; Elementary Latin ant
| Mathematics, or higher English and Mathamrtic
80 common English Branches siO Primary Depart
nent Uor boys uRGsr II years. s3j; FreRch or Draw
ing, each 800.
The services of successful Teachers are secured fo
| al the departments.
Refers to the following gentemen among the patron
OF the school last session, viz; Rev Drs. Woodbrdg,
aud koppler; Doctors Cabell Cunningham and Dean.,
| Nessrs. Beers & Poindexter. Crenshaw d CO., L. D
Crenshaw, VIM II. Grant, G. B. Yale, J. NJ Rayall
Geo S. Palmer, Thos. NJ. Alfiend, John " Patton, ]
| Adams Smith, Andrew Johnston, j. c. Page. A. Blair
VIA. 5. Triplett, Vim. Marshall, Gee. N. West, Col
rhes. H. Ellis n Bev. Tucker, Washington city, Cor
bin Warwick VIM. +. Butler Theo. W Brok cnbroxg gh
WIa II. S!aith, \. Vi. Martin. &c. &c Apply on the
| premises to K. H. l.. TtGHE. A. NJ.
| Jy 26-dt50
~ L. GALLEHER. TEACHER OF
L. THE VOICE AND PIANO F0RTE.--TgRN;
per session of "a lessons $2b Thankful for the very
liberal patronage conferred upon him Tor the las
three years he respectfully socits its cont nuance
Until the st efO tober, he may at any tue be found
at his room Broad, between 9th and 10th streets