The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-14
EDUCATION.
EDUCATION.
ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND HfATHE-
Il NAUTICAL SCHOOL
) n BINFoRD. Associate Principals.

The undesignsd win open School ON MONDAY,
the zth Sept, 10 the large ana commooioos 1911
7h strse formerly known a ne Clty Pm ssh
est grade where boys will be thorouehiy ana sccu
ratey either for the University or or any OF
our Colleges, or fitted for the busnuss OF hfe-
SpeciaI attention viii be besowed upon the Eng
lisi Department. as 1t is considered to be too much
He services Of an experienced and competent Pro-
lessor Of Modern Languages will be secured
Fe TERMS
PAYABLE semi annually In advance -session " mes
English Branches. W
Latin and Higher Mathen,st ~ % :
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Mr.. w. =. BAILEY graduated at X. NJ College
with honor in June last. he proposes to devote
himself to School Teaching cheeriuiy and conf
IDENTITY ecoamend him for scholarship and high mo.
raj character and with some experience in the bust
mass Of teaching and motives to enterprise, have
doubt he will meet the expsctat,ons OF al ressona
Prsst of Randolph Macon College. (
Mr. j. H. BtSFoRD 10 graduate of the Universtv
of Virgins, and has been successfully engaged in
teaching during the last four years, both in Eastern
and Western Virginia Testimonials from the Pro-
fessors of University of Virginia and his part u.s.
AZ to is ca pacity and qaalcstions can be seen If
desired by calling at Messrs Binford 4 Porters Cabi-
- - J.H BINFORD,
au Observation-Disclosures w T. BAILEY, Alb.
VOUNGLADiES' sCHOO L.-MIss MA
i KY PEGRAM will open Boarding and Day
school for young ladies', the LIST October next. at
her residence ir Linden Square, Franklin street.
The course OF Instruction viii be thorough and ex-
tensve, Reaching from the elementary to the highest
branches OF education. Competent assistants will be
employed in each department., and great care be
used in the selection of Text Books
The English department. will be under the imme-
diste supervision of MISS PEGkAM. With due
senss vi the esponbility she assumes she will de-
vote herself sedulousiy and honestly to Its proper
fuhment; aiming 20 the highest standard of female
education, aad conscientious OF the means es-
sentisi to its attainment
Mathematics, Latin and the Physical Sciences, will
be taught by gentleman we'll qualified for the task.
lta ian and German by native masters Of each
tongue. Music Oh the Pisno, Harp and Guitar and
sing ng and Drawing. by the best Professors.
The French Language will receive special atten-
ton and be under the charge of French lady who
will reside in the family; the object being to teach
the Pupils both the philosophy of the language and
TO speak it with ease and accuracy. To this end. 1t
wll be tho medium of communication in the family
The Junior and Senior classes shall receive equal at
tention. e.. 1928
MISS PEGRAM proposes also, the formation of q
BELLES-LET TRES Glass, for the study of English
Classical Literature. Young ladies who have left
school, may find this material aid to selfmprove-
msnt; and those from distance, who may wish to
come as Parior )arders, can join this class
MRS. J. w. PEGRAM viii have charge of the
Boarding Department, and will unite with Miss Pc
gram 10 contributing the comfort and proper train
ing of the Young ladies'. e5E =
Terms-Boarding during the entire Sc ssion. q 900
English Course. .....................-. ) 4o.
Foreign Languages. each. ................."S 20.
Music at Professors' charges.
Persons wishing to enter Pupils, to make further
enquiries relative to the school, VIII apply to
MRS. or MISS PEGRAM,
Linden Square, Richmond, Va.