The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-24

T.,I7 Na. LADIES, sCHOOe1.-M Miss MA
l RI PkGRAM WIN open n0.idins ana Dsy
800 rs.,ssnee ic Linden Square, franklin street-
70. rnur,e of lnstruction will be thorooeh and ex-
,,iye reaching from the elementary to the highest
.scsr, of education. Competent sssistsnts will be
~foxss in each department, and great care be
"a IN the selection of Text Books
Tne English department VIII be under the inime-
;',s supervisieu Of MISS PEGkAM. With due
ss sf The responsibility she assumes she will de-
- her,ef seduiousiy and honestly to Its proper
StInent: a!sning the highest standard OF female
.eacstion aud conscientious use of the means es-
ssthsmstics Latin and the Physical Sciences, will
taught by gentleman well qualified tor the task.
It's ian and derinsn BY native master, OF each
,on,ns Music on the Piano, Harp and Guitar, ana
,esnr and Drawing, by the best Professors:
Tbs French Language will receive special atten-
ron and be under the charge Of French lady who
Vii reside in the family; the object being to teach
be Pupils both the philosophy of the language and
- speak il with ease and accuracy. To this end. 1t
viii be the medium of communication in the family
Inc Junior and Senior classes shall receive equal at.
MISS pEGRAM proposes also, the formation of a
sELLEs-LETrRES Glass; for the study Of English
rss,,ol Literature. Young ladies' who have i~ft
,;hool may ind this material aid TO seifimpfove-
g.nt; ard those from distance, who may wish to
me q. Parlor Boarders, can join this class.
MAS J. w. PEGRAM will have charge of the
bsrdiug Department, and will unite with Miss Pc
.n in contributing to the comfort and proper train
~ Of the Young ladies.
Tesms-Boaroing during the entire session. 200
English Course. .................-......... ~.
Foreign Languages. each. ...................-$ ~
Music at Profession charges.
Persons wishing to enter Pupils to make further
enquiries relative to the SCHOOL VIZ aBelyso
jyI6-dtf-wtOc Linden Square, Richmond Va.
RE. SCHOOL, Richmond,
vi VA-The next session of this Institution will
omen on the Let day of October, 1856, aud close on
TEsas.-Boaro 500; Washing S2o: English TUT.
ton $40; Modern Languages, each $50; Latin $50;
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $780, Drawing 8 %;
pswing from $40; Painting, water coiors 40;
il OF $50 Primary Department for children under
10 years of age $50
ksrEsENeEs.--.P Patrons of the School; Right Rev.
Bis4op Mead Right Rev. Bishop Johns Right Rev
D. the clergy of the Episcopal Church of Virginia.
FAcuLTY.--Bubert p. Lefebvre. A NJ, Principal;
Rev Il s. Keppler, Rev. w. Z. Webb,A.M;J. P. Lit
ts NJ D., R. A L.wis, M. D, Joseph Miehard, John
Madame Estvau. Mile Lacy. ETC., etc.
All letters to be directed to -
Jy7- Am HObEHT LEEEbvhE:
(LAssICAL AND MAThkIlATlCAL.
- SCHOOL, BY ROGER MARTIN.-This School
opens on the LIST October and closes the 18th July
The course of instruction 10 designed erve boys the
best preparation for the Unversitys for the higher
classes in other colleges for busness Should the
Der pupils justify it. graduate of one of best
Institutions lie expected to be associated with the
subscrtet-a gentleman of accurate and extensive
scholarship, of long and successful experience as
teacher, now travelling in Europe. The School viii
consist of two classes. Senior and Junior and q
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT, which will be exclusively
for small boys to whom much attention will he
ivsn -
TERMS-tpaysble semi annually in sdvsnce.)
Soaor CLa"-The Classics and higher Mathe-
matlcs SoU "
Jsaio, CiGss--The kudiments of the Classlcs,
with tbs higher English brsnches......... so q
Urinary department - Spelling, Reading.
Writing, Grammar, Geography, Arithme-
ANY Modern Language will be taught, if desired Al
The usual Professors fees Due notice will be given
OF the location Of the School. The subscriber
will be in Richmond from Ist August, and car
taen be found at his fathers rooms ~. MARTINEZ
between and l O'clock. He desires an interview
ROGER MARTIN
To those not personally acquainted with him, Mr.
Martin would submit the following testimoniss-h he
would slso refer to Professor Harrison of the Unver
Ety. ASA
UNIVERSITY OF Va, June 3Oth, 1856
Having understood that my young friend, Mr.. Roger
Martin, of Richmond, designs engaging in the bust
LESS OF instructng youth, beg leave warmly to re
commend him to the attention OF such as desire e
secure accurate and thorough instruction for thei
children or wards. Mr.. Martin Is good scholar ant
Knows how to teach not only upon theory but from
practice. His studies at the University have beer
pursued with that success which gives . pledge tina
he will not only convey to others what he has learn
ed but that he will inspire his pupils with zeal 70
their studies. which will make their lessons not
.aeA ual pitasu q. As CnflSllon Bontlemen, MI
Marin, | feel confident will realizs any expectation
his friends may have Termed respecting him, am
may safely be trusted with the MANAGEMENT and in
slrne'ion OF youth w. H. Mc9UFFEY.
The undersigned unite in cordially eommerdin
ar Martin 10 the confidence and patronage of tn
community. MOSES d HOGE,
T. v. MOORE.
UsIvERsirY OF Va July 9Th, 1886
tIs pleasure in recommending Mr.. Roger Mar
Tn formerly au assistant in my school and since
a2snt OF the Universally to the citizens of Rich
uioha asa well qualified and faithful teacher.
~ Q-2taw3w g. MAUPIN