The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-24
ITO THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATION

\ -MlSS LIFORD, having recently arrived in
class OF pupils in MUSIC aud FRENCH She ia
aware that the time usually chosen BY parents and
guardians for selecting the instructors of their daugh
tiers and wards is past but she does not intend to
teach the English branches she believes that her ad
vertisement will not be considered out of place.
Miss L. desires to call especial attention to her plan
of teaching French. Instruction in the language is
given in manner that enables the scholar to com
Inence conversation IN 1t almost immediately and
mus 10 acquire perfect kno Wedge of it with great
facility 1t has been the custom of Miss L. TO cause
her pupils TO begin conversation soon as they &C.
quire the rudiments of the language: copseouantIv
thev do not labor Ddar tIe 3ias a. 70 ca -
IN many schools of being unable to speak il or TO uu
deTstand it when spoken though perhaps perfectly
able TO read and write it. Miss L. commenced the
study OF the French in early childhood continued it
under native teachers and completed it in distn-
guished foreign family, that of the sisterinaw of
Don CaIderon de la Barea, late Minister from Spain
20 the United States
Music, Vocal and Instrumental is taught according
to the plan pursued by the most eminent Professors
OF Baltimore AS the attention of Miss Lyford has
been particularly directed TO the study of Music ana
French and as she has had experience and success in
teaching these branches of polite education she
hopes that she may be deemed worthy of the conf.
deuce of a discerning public.
Besides the names appended, which are all it is
thought necessary to publish from an extensive list
ss Il refers TO the parents of her scholars in Essex
King William, King and Queen and Gloucester coun.
ties: in the two last named she has been teaching
the above branches in conjunction with the English
for the last three years
1t is the wish Of Miss Lyford to commence her
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1884 All who are DESTROYS of entering the classes
VIII therefore make immediate application, when
her terms viii be made known.
REFERENCES.
Mile. ALMA L'AIGNoUX, Baltimore, Nd.
-" AIMEE ROGET, q"
Mr.. ASHUR CLARKE,
JOS. GEGAN, Conductor of the Cathedral
Choir, Baltimore.
In this city, Miss Lytord considers it sufficient 10
HOGE
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