The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-29

RICHMON
EDUCATION.
MISS 4. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
Iva YOUNG bADtn ) will reopen on THURSDAY,
the lst day Of october.
y Mrs. kLthN q 81 .Icos win give instruction in
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
For terms and other particulars enquire at the
School Rooms. corner OF 5th and Franklin streets.
Sc 26-dim&
T r. BASS ENGLISH AND CLASSI-
u CAL SCII00L.-The 9Th session Of my School,
VIII commence on The LIST October, at my residence.
on Frank lin aud 4th streets, below Laidley Robin.
son Apothecary. | will teach the 10 months ;oi-
lowing. assisted by my eldest dag ghter sally Plea
SAINTS. The tuition pay able quarterly.
t9r me tas tda,;i Siafslsai Department %
T. s-Persons desiring to enter scholars. will call
on me, at my old residence, on 4tn, between Grace
ana Franklin streets, until lst October.
re 26-f2t% L. r. BASS.
A CARD.-MR. JOHN DUNDERDALE
4 - respectfully announces that he will be prepared
!" resume the dutlrs OF his profession on the lst of
October next. Communications addressed to HIS,
care of Messrs. Harold Murray, or Messrs Laid.
ley & Ro Iinson, will be promptly attended TO.
ne 26-ts
LELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
~ SCHoOL.-The subscriber. formerly assistant,
and then successor TO Dr. s. Naupn conscious of tbs
Disadvantage Of crowded end proiniscuous schools
proposes To take very small number OF boys dim
iied positively to 49, under his personal care
and instruction. From long pericnce he feels CON
dent Of giving entire satisfaction. He has secured
suitable room, corner OF 10th and Bank streets op
poste e Square, where lie can be found by any who
TER Hs.-ylasscal, Mathematical and Englsl.
branches anu French, whole session, $O0-payabic
Sc l6-lm* P. H. MONTAGUE.
n p. BURRUSS' classical AMI
- -. MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, UNIVERSAL
session Of this schsol will commence ON the 2Ist day
Of September, and close on the 18th day OF July,
1855.
TERMS per session, payable semi-annually. in atl.
Eisher English. with or without Elementary
80 o.
Classics and Mathematics
Modern Languages and Drawing, by Profs. Emion
aud Caly sat the usual rates.
Mr.. b. will be assisted by Mr.. Larkin Willis
graduate IN several schools OF the University OF Viz
soe Harrison. Maupin, McGutiey and Smith, and
Also by Rev. John A. Broadus.
Rev DR.. Burrows will give instruction in Reading
and Elocution.
In the arrangements for the ensuing session, NJ
effort has been spared to render his school still
worthy of this very liberal patronage which it has
ceivcd for several years past au lI-ow*
AIRS. PELLETS SCHOOL.-The next
SA session October lst 1857. The prilna
rs feature OF this school, is the thorough and sys
tenatic instruction in the French language, given t.
the pupils, without extra charge; but they are
not requir d to study the language without the ap-
| prosal of their parents.
The French is taught by Professor and Madame
EhloN, s Paris, and peculiar facilities are affarde'
| for learning 10 speak the language
| Mrs. Pellet guarantees that the Elementary am
advanced studies in English shall be THoRoUGHLI
! Taught.
Information, relative to the school, terms, &C.. may
BE had application at her residence, Broad st
! Richmond Jy 2-d3m
Mr.. q. L. G. SALTER'S DAY AMI
W BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. On CLAY
Tfhn
,-ssion of this School will commence GA MONDAY
The DIST September next, and terminate on the i5t
TKRNs, (sgNI-ASNUALLf IN ADvANCs)
E9r FOR oitia. BoaTa nctHas m t "tin 6T
For " in Latin and Mathematics. cs................. s.
Fer " in higher English branches ............. a
tor " in Primary English....................... 3
The services sf competent Assistants will be "a
RxPERENcEs-B. c. Wherry, Mrs, James Gray Wm
Tray DR.. J. Il. Wayt, Col 5. Ii. Parker Thomas :.
Evans, Geo Maynard, .. :. Wooldridge, Rev. j. I
W.Glazebrook, Benz Pollard, A: V. Crenshaw, H.
spence h. Ii. Meade Chas. Q, tilett, Chas stebbins
E p T9Tnsond WIN. a A. smith, ihos. 0. 9uarler ar
". Taylsr T. w. Keesee, b. Jones, P. Lawson.
en- These whs may desire to enter pupils. are re-
Post Office. jy 22-tiOc
MIR. TIGHE'S SELECT SCHOOL, Or
w FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7Tn.-Ths 5ti
| A.tH
September, for the TEN following months. Greek
Latin and Mathematics 800; Elementary Latin am
Mathematics, or higher English and MathamBtic-
$50; common English Branches $40; Primary Depart
nent Oor boys under II yedrs) 1885, French sr Draw
ng, each $50.
Ill the departments.
Refers to the following gentlemen among the patron
Of the school last session, viz; Re, Drs. Woodbridg,
and kepplcr; Doctors Cabel Cunning ham and De;.iA
gss5Es sefy1 fGS'Ier Cssn;s* y. G0 H.
IL - D,.i, ThNs Fri 'I,thr Dart
Adams Smith, Andrew shnston, } G. Page, A. Blair
VIA. ); Triplett, Wn. Marshall, Gee. N, West, Col
bin Warwick. WIN. +. Butler ,Thss. W. BrokenbrcHgh
VIA Ii. Smith, n. NJ Martin &c; &e Apply on tn
premises to K. Ii. l.. TIGHE. A. NJ.
~, HEINRICH SCHNEIDER, Professor
xSof MUSIC, offers his services to the citizens d
Sttishnond as a Teacher Tea, Of the HARP, PIANO
Ya.ss in Edgeworth Seminary in North Carolina he
confidently refers to Gov M0gEHEAD, Proprietor aId
to RICHARD STIRLING, Esq, Principal OF that Insttu
n- Residence at Mrs. Russelrs Boarding House
KEFEnEScEs IN RIcHMoyD.-Rev. DR.. NJ. D. Hoge
| Rev. George Woodbridge, Rev. Dr. I. V. Moore Vim
4 Morrs, f 4 il, Taylor MAJ j. C. shields, Dr. T.
Deane. Jy l5-ttlwhlaw3m*
NHE EXERCISES of Mr.. STUARTS
CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will be resumed on the lst OF October next Assist
ant: j. c. LITTLE NJ. A., of the University of Va
Parents will please make early application.
TERMS: (FdyGbie SemitinnudRy IN aapGnce.)
For taoI In Latin, Greek and Mathematics. $50 0t
Latin and Mathematics. 20 O
French, ,extra....,......;,........... 20 o.
Gf- The services of ompetent Assistants will BE-
| secured
Refers to Gov. Wise Genl VIM IL. Richardson
Col. +. Fontaine, Messrs G. A. Myers, Bnford u
Blair, Thomas X. Price, John N. Patton, p. Il. Grat
tan. Alexr X. Holladay. and Reys. j. Peterk kin anl
George Woodbridge. n ai-dtlstO
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCH0OL.-The undersigned will, en- the first e
October next, open Classical and Mathematical
school, embracing such Of instruction as
will tit youth for easy entrance into the high
classes. either, of classical scientific insttu
tOns. They have procured the desirable lot at the
corner OF 8th and Clay streets upon which they
now having erected their school room. TheiI
FERNS will be us follows, PAYABLE sEMIASNUALLY
| IN ADVANCED
Latin Greek and Mathematics.
Latin or Greek, and do. ........................ 81
English Branches, .......................... A.
Modern Languages, (extral each q
PHILIP b. STANARD,
4. V. BARGAMIN
1t gives me great pleasure to recommend the Glass
cal and Mathematical school OF Messrs. STANARI
| 4 BARGAMIN. MesSrs. 5 4 b. are graduates of thi:
institution have hcen connected with il Assistan
Professors and entitled TO the fullest cOnidenc,
IF the public for their high intellectual and mora