The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-28
: ELECT CLASsICALAN ENGLISH

To call at NesSrs BiNFORD u PoRTRR'S Ware
rJoms corner 18th and Franklin streets, or ad-
Sc 4-dlm j. H. BINFORD.
SELECT CLASsiCALAND ENGLISH
~ SCHOOL,
Eankiin Street. abOrs7s
R.. l.. TlGHt, A. NJ. Principal.
The Eighth Academic Session OF this institute
wi commence on Mon DAY. the lst of October,
rhe course of instruction fu- nishes a complete
preparation for any class IN College, and embraces
the Modem LANGUAGES, and all he e"mmon, use
tul and ornamental branches, which are Ot value
IN the mental training oil the pupil or ior the prac-
The services of aEl- ard successful teachers are
secured for the Mathematical, French ana Draw
The Primary Department for little boys. receives
For further particula 5, apply, az my residence.
sc li-lm II l.. TIGHE.
" FIFTH STREET.-THE fifth session Of this
School will CONNIE nee the 1st day of UC rOBEk,
sse Soa a%s q her
thanhs TO her pupils. by whose industry and Hfeo-
ton her soors have ever been eheered and hight
ton of her eff rts, which shall AVA 8 be devoted
TO the advancement # tnose entrusted TO her care
". Munford. VIM; Rutherford, J. N Free!snd,
w. r. Martin, J. r. Tucker. Washington Gill, X.
II. Haxall, Geo. Tayloe, and Jose ph and William
Grsnshsw, Esas. TERMS:
For all others IN Eng lish. ----.......... 900
Efpnoh HJ
TN which department ths valuable services OF an IN
experienced teacher have again been secured
se H-3w!
VA.LA,Y sCs0O 18th and Marshall
streets, Richmond Va.-Thls School has been
IN existence tweEts years, and is within thirty
s,eps Of where II orIslna'ed Asa trlmary ehool,
known 1t the longest and the best, have been ths
lest satisfied with 1t.
We endeavor 70 fee as a tather' aud to deal with
mand. We read the BIbe regularly, and always
open the morn ng Session with pra, er We do al
can to check the waywaruness OF ohidren, ana
10 inspire them with sentiments "t virtue.
AZ Wa cannot do everything. we omit what may
be dispensed with to do what ls Indls pc nsable- -
Acco, dngy. We labor 10 teach correct reading; the
forming 3 Letters and icrtttsn arithmetic. This,
convinced, s the shortest and surest way
t. integence and usefulness. In the me antlne,
se DO wnat we can in teaching Ge9srsPhy; hls1tYry
'a Vaey Ira'iia scnoo Richmond Sept g. Ise aAdiS.
n l.. q. >.,.Tek's ENGLisH And
IT: r., Glass G. sCHOoL, CLAY STREtI
session of thu Scnooi will commenc5 M"ShAf,
Htn September neat, an1 close J uiy 18th 1851
Course of instruction, thorou md comptehen-
sve designed to prepare youths for College or
For Greek and the Modern Languages, compe-
tent assistance will be secured.
TEAMS as usual. Circulars speciyIng partlcu-
lars. will be furnished on application, or may lie
had ary of the hook stoTes.
"a MRS. SALFER will aso open a X MARY
SCHOOL, at the same time and place, for boys
from SIX to ten years OF aga. Trims: $40 and
S0UTHERN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
INCREASED FACILITIES!
rhs fneitii ION for scauTias TIL KoGGa ST
sn RI fiLE kA~ sInsS snd coMMEkGfAI MI
ETHICS will be delivered during the " inter
months, commencing ear4 IN October. . these
Lectures, the Students of the College Will have
Ciasse es il French and German are also being
70. med for evening instruction, By competent and
approx ed teachers.
Sc 2I-2w J. w. REEVE, Principal
Mns. rELLET,s s s,noo0b, r,
BETWEEN 10TH AND llTH.
MRS PELLET will resume the duties OF her
school % MONDAY, OCr. "a, and Will be aided Ia
all it's de partments by an etcient corps of teach
Pare..s who entrast their children to her care
are assured tLat thev WILL be thoroughly grounded
III all the n anches essential to a finished education
FEEns maze known on application az nsr resi-
dence. au l0-2n
4. .0UTRE,s seLECr classical
L.. AND ENGLiSh SCHOOL,
, COr.sr Nam and lSt streets. ktehmond. Va
| The fourteenth Session VIII commence on the
TkR.s-Per sssstOn, haD session in adrases' -
senio, Ensiish. or Beginners in Latin ~ q
| Latin. creek, and Higher Mathematics, 60 VI
| Models Languages. by Mons. PAKDiGoN.. ~ q
~. Ippo'ntne n Is may be made with the Prln-
cipal by note through Post Ohce. aa 0--h
RCH HILL ENGLISH, CLASH.
e,NAI 4 / 81, stH9%Si, - $Srg 9S ga62D. BETWEEN SiH
n wb .bavs s.oa a a
be conducted by the subscriber, and will be re
sumed on MOSDAY' the nth Sept u.,.
sssNim' INO N. wiNFREE.
N1R. ID. TURNER'S SELECT
| lfI CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL
| Main street. bstlrssa Sd aud <la street..
The seventeenth Aoshem,e year OF this sehoo
| next. Pupils will be admitted who are prepare.
! to commence the Ancient Languages, OF ente
NJ TURNER can be seen a. his residence o,
| Sd street, between Main and Franklin. tse Sim
Misses klss'S l6s sso.p soSHooLss siss u.vo srs
| The next sesslou Of this School wilt CONNIE no
on the lst October, 1862 and viii terminate on tn
~'a Mr. 'assi uswALD Al HElNpRIcH continues to ,s.o
the Natural Sciences, Drawing. and Maihemstic.
| Mons. BoULANGr.. Frencn.
| TEkNs made known on application. Sc Tim
| MRS. DR.. RUST begs to annou noe tn the r
LADi rs, which viii! re open 0C | ORER isr, Issa
Z her residence. Main street, between TIN and ST.
spphoatlons are ps rsspscsfniiv reossssd ~
fsfEkE>cEs-Wlliiam hacfaIisnd, ,ksa
| Judge meredith. ADIam warwick ksa ads
aall, barton. James Dunlop. kss.. Thes. Mo
| Canoe, Ekq, tsuI In
| CNGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
Il MAYO STREET,
IN the nnsn Sa.smsns U of he Uaivs r.aist Church.
issssi ssss sia a''a he 's'0'''s' c. p. auaRuss.
! yA, MUSICAL LtSHNE 4 Ms
iA$ Prof. O. r. DkctkNIE I'll. ia now ready, an
| A1oHefs his protess,onsl services t. such =
| may ne ANXIOUS to obtain com eete and tho foug z
course OF Musical Instruction. as paIsaed By a
cesMsists M ak, iR,I,9lss:ots ~ EgTogs, IN sae u ,al
sad SFsAf y fgAssRisS gssSissSs aGsc iG
For GSsd oi ter|s, Fs5'imonisis, As, apply =