The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-07

Sc 2~ts '''' "'- ''''' G. L. L. e. sALTER.
/. s., SQUIRE,S SEIECT CL ,sSSB AZ
MAIN AND isE sTREET s he lsh be session sssna
will I've limited to such number OF pupils as can be
;he,Gq by ht b the PRINCIPAL aided p trG, n
Drawing. Persons wishing to see the Principal,
can do so at time before the openinsi by namfE
plscs Of appointment Ia no'e' through foS' -ooce
L,EMALE SCHOOL on CORNER OF iST
L AND CARY STS.-MRs. z. BARhsDALE
viii resume the duties OF her school on the ist 81
October. 1859 and the term Will close on the 30th
Havins secured the services of Professor of the
French Ian 1uase and an excellent master oil Ma
sic. she hopes TO receive portion OF public pat
Fonase. ,.,:.L.c
ily of the principal.
Board for scholastic year,.....,.Sl60
ngHsh Tuition. .......---- ~
French do. .........-..-- ~
Music Music DO ''-''-''..'''''.''''' o.
'I,O SCHOOLMASTERS.-- Proposals will be
received from now until the Eth inst; for SUIT +
able Teachers to take char.e OF the u III 1
SCHOOL Of the VIRGIxlA NJ EcH NIcs' INSTITUTE.
Tor n session of foHr months, commencing anout
he St OF oetgbT ref sS 64opo ss must
the charges per hundred scholars ana upwards.
All communications must be addressed to the un-
seaSed rh0 will sSWf ay mthAcrFARLANE
Sc 2-dtl5th Chm Com ~ School V: Nj.
THE DUTIES OF MR.: sInARI'S Las
will be resumed on MONDAY, 10Th Sept. next, al
ais former locality, Clay. near corner OF 9th St
| He will be assisted III the department OF Ancient
| LANGUAGES by Mr.. RICHARD ANDERSON, a graduate
| OF the University IN THIS department under d.
mem, viii he Connected with the School in which
| limited number Will he received. an o-hnin
| HJlsS ANDERSON will reopen her SCHOOL
| vi the I5rH SEP'rEM BIER, IN the house on trace
| and
Snead's residence, and nearly opposite centenary
Church. to which large YARD IS ettaenedp ~duro
her pupils may recreite ana enjoy an sg7tisthOc
| ing Their recess. au N-tlothoc
| MRS. ANB MISS MINORS FEhALk
| vi ACADEMY, near Chester, viii commence lls
next session October lSt, 1859, and continue I'LL
The location is remarkably healthy and eligible be-
and is very access BILE, Icing near the fafoa" De-
| tween Richmond and Peters burg.
The family and bosTdn de SoR Whose we Known e
character and experience are sufhclent guaranty
of her fidelity and efficiency. -,
TIE s sded BY h hes
and other competent instructors -,
The course OF studies Will embrace every pFanch
of En- dish, together with French, Latin, Music
an Retefence is confidently made to all the former
patrons OF the school, and 10 all VINO nave any
No deduction made for loss Of time, except in
cases of protracted illness.
Board, including washins, hsh hts, fuel, &c. per seso
u
Instruction in En- lish for all over IL years
OF se...........'..-.-. -....--.'.---- ~ w
Under. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30 %
Music on Karps, two lessons week, an hour
each. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ w
Piano Observation-Disclosures. Observation-Disclosures 80 10
iIuitar Observation-Disclosures. so ~
Use of instrument ..............- ...... 500
French and Latin each. 20 90
PAYMENTS halt in advance. the other half at the
end of the session.
To those who desire further particulars. circu-
lars will be sent.
Chester, Chesterfield County, Va. au 12-tlstO
MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL, BROAD STREET,
will commence on MONDAY, Oct. Sd, and end
July LIST, 1861
Tuition in the Higher English Branches $40
Primary Department. Observation-Disclosures. 30
Latin and Modern Languages, each. 49,. 20
DrawIng IN Pencil and Crayon' Painting
Mrs PELLET will be assisted. as she Arrays mas
been, BY teachers OF Indouhted ability: Her sysc
personal aud energetic labor, and she refers with
confidence to the many ladies now, adjoining soci
ETY., who were graduated at her School, not a few
of whom have nobly and successfully devoted
themselves to the cause of Education.
tional purposes. The School room, sixty feet BY
thirty, is carefully arransed, both as sards
ciat reference to the comfort OF the phpils The
Desks are separate, made OF mahogany and so
saass aSf of 81 Rani under the
For further particulars, address or apply to
au o-2m MRS. PELLET.
A LLEGHANY HIGH SCHOOL, AT BLUE
W. j. M6RRsE fffTn 4 H. iPl lnepal and In
structor in Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
.JNo. NEWTON, SHEPHERD, Instructor in An
Gent and Modern LANGUAGES.
R. D. BEACH; A. B., Instructor IN Moral Phos-
oph tt and d En- n, ll srpp o..
The session Will begin October LIST and close the
last day of June. 1860. The exercises continue
without interruption on Saturdays, and there is no
lntermlSSiDn during the session. eXCept Christ
mas day.
Expenses for Tuition and Board including every
thIns except lights, $40, payable one half LIST DC
tober, balance 18th February. Candidates for the
mnstrs q any evan ellea denomination, f VINO
hh n at the aa at @
For pamphlet. containing hthosraph oil the place,
p''H' * Co. "0'' wv ". J. MoRRIsETT, Principal,
Am Blue Sulphur Springs r. =, va.
CHURaH HIhL ENGLtSSH,c SLA sSa.,i 4
soh MATHFFookArBhSo4As fhs undefsisned both
OF OF a an aas to 81
permanent School OF his = order on Chnaeh hiil.
sns sas to pc n the
TERMS:
1Psy Session q nirs s monsas ons-ha6 i" adussssj
Higher En- fish. including book keeping. -. 400
Adeient and Modern 1,I Ls1ngnases; each u: a. leN
II. Winston, President RICHMOND Female Instr
tnts; pr. + w. Hancock; Dr.. Albert snead; Rev.
"a,
]. J. Enslish, Esq; VIM: Folkes, Esq, Clerk Hen.
rico county Turner Richardson, Esq; Thomas ].
StaTkc. Esq, Richmond.
razor further particu airs, see circulars
LARKIN WILLIS,
JNO. Nj. WINFREE.
CHURCH HILL, Richmond, June 2lst, 1859.
jy 2l-2m'
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
II MAYO STREET.-THE SIXTEENTH SEES
SION of my School Will commence ON MONDAY,
the 10Th September next IN the basement OF the
Mr. JOHN ii. BEALE. n graduate of William
and Mary College. and well recommended as a
teacher, will and me in the Classical and Mathe-
NAUTICAL course and the En- ssh branches.
Mons. e. OILANGE. a faithful and laborious
teacher Will instruct in French.
Mr.. JOHN a. CAfI0 Will give instruction in
Drawing, and Mr. JOHN W. REEVE in Book
Keeping and penmanship.
Terms, &c. as heretofore.
For any further information. apply to me- after
the sth September, at the Richmond House, or ad-
dress me; through the Post Office.
au ~ -d6w* C. p. BURRUSS
TT AMP TON DENY.
II INSTRUCTORS:
JOHN b. CARY, A. NJ, Principal, Ancient Ian
=, gsaaSss and Mathematics; :,
fxiIsinia,) Ancient Languages, Spanish and
WILLIAM Z. CUTsHAw, (v. NJ. IL Mathema
"a, tics. Tactics, and En- lish
EU y AkD HARD1k, Graduate Weimar College
germany, instructor of Music, FRENCH, and
Miss Z. A. CLEVELAND, Female Department.