The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

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EDUCATION.
zsrx- PIANO FORTE INSTRUC. |
MNsssgg--.ss..ass 81 TIoN.-MR. NATHAN Il. CLAPP, |
II U 7 Y Grom the Conscryatoire de Mniqne,
III Leipzic, Principal If the Musical De |
ps~tment q the "kichWond Female Institute has |
the honor announce that he will receive few pri
yatcc pupils i'r instruction in the art of PIANO |
TERNS sN0 for the session of nj, months. Appli-
cations may be made at the Institute.
1T Is great pleasure to me 20 be atle to certify
that Nr Nathan Il. C!app. whom have had the sa- |
aud talented Pianist, As q teacher he is eminent,
aud would safely recommend him to all those wins
wish to acquire proficiency III the noble art of Music
oc '-'mF MAURICE STRAKoscH"
sy,TIEINRICH SCHNEIDER, Professor
xcSof MUSIC. oilers hs services TO the citizens Of
SSsStshnond as Teacher OF the HARP, PIANO. |
TTAk aud dotSlN6lNG. Having taught Music for 6
yaHs in EdgcwuTth Seminary ii North Carolina he
confidently r,Aers 10 GOV. MoREHgAp Proprietor and
to RICHARD STERLING, Esq Principal Of that Institn
as- Residence a; Mrs. Russelrs Boarding House,
Broad street. near 9TH.
Rev GeoTgc Woodbridge. Rev. DIR. I. '. Moore, VIM.
g. Paine, Esq; Col I. l.. August Il. 4. Howson, Mr..
A Morris, 7. H. Taylor MAJ. j. C. shelds, Dr. I. III.
Deane jy l3-,llw&lsw3m*
MIGHT SCHOOL OF THE VIRGINIA
~ MECHANICS INSTITUTION WEDNES-
DAY NIGHT, the lith Oct, two PRIMARY SCHOOLS
one in SAyNDERs HALL, Oh Foushee street. between
GT3ce and Broad under the management OF Mr. ".
A RENSIE, and the other in the pgESBYTEBIsN SCHOOL
H1U,E. on franklin street. at its intersection with
23t street, Rev THOMAS ii. JoSEs being the princi
pal teacher. These schoo!: will be opened every
";her night, and FREE OF CHANGE to all boys
who are members al the Institute. Persons wishing
10 obtain certificates Of membership and tickets
the Schenls, San do 80 by calling the Secretary
NJ the Hall ei the Institute or on either of the f6
WILLIAM MACFARLANE,
SAMUEL :. corrRnLh. r.tG Lh..'iiinS'
Main st, betw. 18th and lith,
A. BARdAMIN, JR.,
ocl-ts Com. on Night Schools. y. l.
MRS. PELLETS SCHO0L.-Tne next
1VI session commences October Ist 1887 The pr,,na-
nv feature of this school is the thorough and sys-
telnatic instruction in tbs French language, given 10
ALL the pupils without extra charge; but they are
required 10 study the language, without the ap-
proyal # their parents.
The French is taught hy Prof ssor and Madame
EMIoS of Paris and peculiar facilities are afford
ed for learning 70 speak the language.
Mrs. PELLE guarantees that the Elementary
Information. relative to the school. terms, &C.. may
be had, Application at her residence on Broad st.
Richmond. Jy 22-d3m
MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
INI ING AND DAY SCHOOL, OK 4TH STREET, BE-
TWEEN BsdAD AND MAR.nALL.-1he third session of
this institution w commence ON the lst OF October
next.
In this school WI! be taught ell the branches of
finished education, including the Latin and Modern
language. together with Music upon tho Piano,
Harp and 6Gtar. Instruction IN Vocal Music will
The services of competent instructors have been
procured.
advancement Of the young ladies entrusted to thsr
charge and their moral aud social i'm provement pro-
NOTED Dy every means in their power
This school has been in successful operation in
Richmond Tor nearly two years and the subscribers
refer with confidence To its patrons for any iniorma
tOn which Hy be desired IN reference to its merits.
TREYs-Abou the heretofore. Fer them
Mss JEFFERSON MINOR,
au T-d&cw3m Miss ADA b MINOR.
DRIvATE IESTRUCTION.-T sub
scriber offers his services to his friends and the
public generally, as PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR in
the ANCIENT and MODERN LANGUAGES, ana in
any Of the ETGLISH BRANCHES OF EDUCATION.
lie viii teach single Pupils or Glasses, AT any hour, at
their residence, AT his room, corner OF 10th
and Is lIk streets lie viii be glad to any who
may wish 10 pursue OF revise thslr hnssil or IIassi
cal studies. p. IL. MONTAGUE,
&C 9-dIm* Corner OF 10th sud Bank st'.
AIRS. A. H. s. COLE will resume he1
IVA class in Vocaiization Singing, and the Piano,
on the Z0til OF October Instant.
3-dtm@
DEV. ]. AMBLER WEEDS CLASSI-
IL CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF
CLAY AND 18TH STkEEIS.-Ine hith annual
session Of this school viii commence on the 18th Of
September. ,,,,,,,
Ordinary English $40 "
Junior Classlcs ans 20 90
Senior 10 dO................................6G 6G 90
Modern languages, ~ on
au l-5n
CLASSICAL AN d MATHEMATICAL
~ SCiIJ0L.-The unierdignsd will, on the first of
October next, open Il Classical and Mathematical
School, embracing suCh course OF instruction
will lit youth for an easy entrance into the high
classes either, of classical or scientific nstitu
corner Of sih aad Clay streets upon which t6Sy are
now having erected their school room. Their TERMS
VIII be as follows, tFAfAALA SEhi-ANNUALLh IN AD-
Latin, Greek ana Mathematics $50
LATIN or Grsek and 10 '-".'''.-'.-..'..''..' % ~
Modern Laaguages (extra) ea9h.................2 q
L. V. BAHGAMiN.
II gives me great plea sure to recommend the Class
ical and Mathematical School OF Mesers. STAN AID
a &BAkGAMiN. Me1ars 5. b. are gradutes 9f this
Institution. have been connected with il is Assistant
Professors and entitled 10 the fullest confidence
OF the public for their high :ltslectmal and moral
qualifications. FRANCIS IL. SMITH,
Superintendent '. NJ. l.
yHGIsIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
sJuly 6th, is57. jy a-d3n
DICHMOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
1tON BROAD, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREGTS.-Ihe classes IN vocal music ia this iusti-
Nanc,d) Tuesday and saturday evenings St az
O'clock Second adult class beginners on MOnaay and
THURSDAY evenings at ~ o'clock. The Juvenile
classes will meet at o'clock The first lmore adj
vancedl on Wednesday and saturday. The second
beginners en Monday and Thursday. Lessons
the piano given when preferred. urles- too inconven
ieut to the Institute. For further particulars apply
TO {ocI2-lp) T. L. GALLEilER, PRINCIPAL
MISS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
NA YOUNG LADIES will re-sron on THURSDAY
Mrs ELLEN c. sTAIcos will give instruction in
Vocal aud Instrumental Muslc.
For terms and other psrticulars enquire AZ the
ne 26-dIms
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS We
l. now opening large and extensive stock Of
every description, suitable for the trade and which
Will be sold extremely low, to render sales. Call ut
sezS-s LARUs SHINE.
A CARD TO THE LADIES' Miss S
IL M. PL0URN0Y wishes To say to her old friends
and the public, both of the city and surrounding
country. that she has removed her residence from
Main street TO Broad. one door below the corner OF
4h street over Mayr's Music Store, No 2Is. nearly
opposi,. Messrs Breeder Fox. where she intends TO
shs on p ehs I.i tn vars She nos, f
solicits call from the Ladies. The Fashions will be
received monthly. y orders from the country will
be promptly attended TO. oc Iy-lZL$
MADEIRA WINES, LOW GRADES
A'A Just landed
D. quarter casks Collie Wine
1Dquarter and eighth casks London Particular
For sale BIZ SELDEN 4 MILLER,
oel3 Corner Pearl aud Cary streets.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE.-The Res
ohered ron SALE, with all Of the Stock, Fixtures
aild the Key Of the house. Apply 10