The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
EDUCATION.


EDUCATION.
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
- ihs ker; W WsBB, A. NJ, will resume
.fsachinx on THURSDAY. oct lst. at the room io
wen BROAD aud Marshall. lately occupied b, Mr y
ht<ier, The course Of study will sonnrise ii a.
OF our most approved schools sither NORTH or So,,h
Ihoroughness in every department viii be- sn.
.aiI regarded. In addition TO "A collssiats edurs
a"n, fne @dteftsrr has taken special paine by per
S'J ,iAtunK, within the last few years the n1ost
approved institutions or our country to iptro,fuse
'"13 ~. system al that is really desirable
ahundant evidence Of acceptance at every .oi.t =,
witch his services have hitherto been en- sa.ed
81. & anu further particulars on application.
I'VE CHISWICK SCHOOL.
III be reopened at the subsct ihsr,s 80
Hs,ipp hsJ "a n.ehinond. on Monday, sspt 18th x
tnA uAa several years experience and h.;ng -,
ssod A. dpt 10 Aaeh." share Of sublic nj
r., ne posltl"n Is rctired and remark ably hesl,b
me ssc Phne viii be ChEs.4,al sss7 1s,eait -
ami sw .S.;a o~ d,s Snals or tsaals may .. early
a. m ~ "t at my house ans 9th
.. .2-lm+ Gao. @. axALL, M.
60 Z 7 II ERN FEAALR INSTITUR
- RICHMOND. VA
ne aeLt session OF this Institution will begis ON
o. July. ieS N"1
The Principals will te aided by ni.e assistants
& J. hoRkIsos, Principals.
flSSES KING, ssrper of Rrsad and
" Mayo Streets The next session will bsgi. o.
Of July, 1853. Experienced aud competent assistAnts
WI employed b. tsacb the phlsssp phical and igh-
o. A";hsmstis'h ssAsses
Higher HASlish Branches ss................... stoss
.',ISa 80 %
u aAs ~ % %
prswinS' Painting, and Embroidery......,. 70 % 40
bn~is $50 20
au 25-lm
NNGLlSH, CLASSICAL AND MATH-
- RGATICAL SCHOOL-Prof H. J. Christian
hsVing resigned the ehair Of Greek in kichmoad
Coiless, will open an EngIish Classical aud Maths-
mHtlcal School in this city, st October asrt Du-
fns his long experience as teacher. he has bees
constantly impressed ~ih ths want Of sfthorouuhness
in the preparation OF bsys either fer "a or H.
active duties OF life He therefore proposes 70 admit
ohly as many pupils as he can teach and to devote
himself wlth untlrln& energy 30 making thorough
scholars IN the strissest of the ssris he bias
secured eontortable rsoms on +th street between
u him through the RiehmoAd P. O.. wIll be prorapt
ly attended 10 Hs hopes that those wao iatsad to
Terns (pay Able .onli,snsssIIy /, s3yanes2 $50
SsFsKRSSEB.~ Rev. j. Psterkia Rev Gee wood
sEi.ss, D D, Tuss. Halliburton, Jadgs aoriiss'
brsnstord, Nn y; Taylor. b D. Minor, L. L. Chris-
's'a g; 1ynddhhsm dha hobsF'sSn dos Andsrssn, Lohn
n. n, fchHFasNs q ST Gel r. j. H'aH: G%G bsn9ek,
an ~ is
THE next Session Of Mrs. BExNRTT'S
Z SCHOOL, FOR sOYs. will commence gu the
iisF Rupil. win be sLogoafhIy instructed and pre-
lEatrsc'lon in Latin and French. il desired.
TEkhs, PER ssssIos
Under 10 years OF So %
Tuition in Latin or Freach oach............ 10 %
streets. IuA-sw
AIR. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
w SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST.,
shTwB1S 80 ASs 4ra STs.-Ths l+th Academic OF
this School will commence on keNbAT, the 18Th OF
September, 1857.
4 Glass will be frrnes in Greek and Latin and pr-
pills will be admitted who arc prepared to commence
tLe study sr either Of these language eater
81 the more advanced Classes already formed
au l5-2m
DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM
II HERCTAL INSTITUTE on NINTH sTRgET
BETWEEN BROAD AND AARsHALL-rhe IN
drrsgned, Principals OF this Institution. have united
School for Boys OF the hi leet srder and have been
successful iii securing excellent and commodious
rooms, in the abovenamcd central part OF the city.
They will make such division OF labor in the
ercisc- Of the school to render the instruction
u.g~t PRACTICAL and THOROUGH.
The Kecitations will be conducted with the use of
Globes, Maps Charts. Mathematical Blocks and Phi
iosuFhcal and Chemical Apparatus.
Pupils entering this School unite with Classes
pursuing course Of instruction with view to q
thorough business education, to enter the first or
advanced Glasses in College.
For further particulars and testimonials see Circu-
lars to be obtained at this osice after August 18th
snt at most Of the Bookstores, by application 10
either Of the Principals Also after September lst,
at The foo ID oor from 9Th strrst S on Broad i HIM
The School will open seltember 3ist
HORACE P SMITH, A NJ, Principals
REYERENCEs-Hon Q. p Baldwin; VIM: II. Chris
.sn, ESQ, Rev. Cilas. II Read D. D.. Rev, s 8. Murk-
George - Woodfn, ESQ, Mrs. Susan l.. Pellet, Miss
Harriet Hall. au l9-Im
MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
VI ING AND DAY SCHOOL. on 4TH SrREEr Be
TWEEN BROAD AND hARsHALL.-1he third session of
this institution will commence on The lst Of October
next.
In this school will be taught all the branches Of
flashed education, including the Latin and Modern
Harp ana Guitar. Instruction in Vocal Ausic will
a-D be given.
The services of competent instructors have been
procured.
Attention will be paid to the proper training and
advancement Of the young ladies entrusted to their
Charge and their moral and social improvement pro
NOTED by every means in their power
This school has been in successful operation IN
Richmond FOR nearly two years, and the Subscribers
refer with confidence, To its patrons, for any nfor-
nation which may be desired in reference to Its
merits.
rrRMs-About the same as heretofore. For them
and other particulars refer tG,ppvp.os to a1uop
au u7-d6cSm Miss ADA B. MINOR.
NCHOOL AT SUMNER HILL.-The
y ncxt session OF my school, ia Chesterfield, will
commence the 10th Of October and close tho 10th OF
August under the tuition Of Mr. + B. Maury, grad
Or Harrison and selected with special reference to
his moral and professional qualifications. l want
several boys not over fourteen years of age.
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