The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-26
EDUCATION.

EDUCAxlON.
VUUNaa LADI Es, sUHOOL ;--aiiss
i NARY Il. PEoRAM viii open School for
xouns Ladies, on WEDNESDAY, the lst Of October,
In the Englsh branches she win be assiatsd BIZ Mr.
sAMusL g. GARR fayorably known Teacher Of
several years' sxperience.
Of Madame LEosTiNE 6LAncHET, Parissn lady Of
fnished education and prepos.sssins manners
Italian and Drawing By Mr.. PERsIco.
German by an accomplished native.
The Bellies Lettres Class for young ladies who have
left school, will be formed during the First week OF
Circulars, with full plan Of the School, my be had
on application to Mrs. or Miss PEGRAM
TERMS. 900
Board, during entire ~
Foreign Languages ancient and modern. EACH ~
Music and Drawing at Professors Charges
RErERENcEs--Richmoud James Caskis, Esq
VIM. H. Mscfarlsnd, Esq. wyndham Robertson
Esq Rev. George Woodbridge. Rev VIM. NORWOOD
WIN. 7. Richie Esq, Jno n Tho T iveehbass
Sars 6.via Nav. Esd SO 25-dlw&ctN
Na0N r FnTI0N. of Paris, offers his SER
ltl vices to the public as teschsr OF tne french
language He will be happy 10 instruct private ru-
n;is M I, f,rn, classes for French conversation
Mon E. was graduated at the Un'versse es Fran,e,
and has been several years engaged IN IN me
first literary institutions in Louisiana
Annlieations may be made at hs residence on Broad
street Mrs. Pelietsl
M. Louis Defau, President Louisiana College, N. o.
ma Boyer, New Orleans
M. JiDepegie
M. Masaeras, editor Courier des Etats Uhs, N. Y.
NJ A. Bolmsr, West Chester, Pa. Sc Sim
MRS. & MISS JESSIE GOKDOh,s
lVE SCHOOL-to be removed to the corner Of 9Th
and Franklin street-will open the LIST day OF Oc-
tober noxt. Terms heretofore. Application may
be made personally at their former loca ion. Mr.
Thomss Brockenbrough's) by letter, addressed to
Mrs. r.. Gordon, Richmond, Va.
au l5-StawtlstO
FNGLIsH classical AND MAVEiE-
" 4 / T nA1EaYI a. B. Associate Principals.
PROF. EMION, of Paris, teacher of Modern Ian
guages.
The undersigned will open School on MONDAY,
the 10Th Sept, in the large and conmodlous Rooms
7th street, formerly known the City Spring In
stitute. They design opening School eff the high
est grade, where boys will be thoroughly and accu-
ratey prepared either for the University for any of
our Colleges. or fitted for the businEss Of life
Special attention will be bestowed upon tbs Eng
ish Department. as it is considered to be too much
neglected.
Payable semi-annuaily in advance.-Session 81 mos
English Branches. ........................f40 90
Latin and Higher Mathematics. ........... 50 90
Greek...................... 10 90
July 25th, 1885,
Mr.. w. T. BAILEY graduated at r. M. Collsge
with honor, in June last. He proposes to devote
himself to School Teaching | cheerfuily and conf
IDENTIFY recommend him for scholarship and high mo.
raj cbaracter and with experience in the bust
ness of teaching and motives to enterprise have
doubt he will meet the expectations of all reasona
BILE patrons. VIM. A. SMITH,
Pres't of Randolph Macon College.
Mr.. J. H. BINFoRD is graduate of the University
of Virginia, and has been successfully engaged in
teaching during the last four years. both in Eastern
and Western Virginia Testimonials from the Pro-
fessors of the University Of Virginia and his patrons
as to his capacity and qualifications, be seen If
desired by calling at Messrs. Binford Porters Cabi
NOV '-'' ~ ]. H. BINFoRD,
au l-2tawlm&stawlm W T. BAILEY. A B.
MRS. 4. j. 5 IOLE will resume her
the Piano, the second peek in October.
Amy commune ston may be lett at P. 81. Taylor's,
or Mrs Pellets on Broad street se Sim
RICHMOND COLLEGE.--Ihe next SEES
TERMS:
Payable e.half LIST October, balance 18th Fehr'y
Tuition in Colleeiste Department, $500
Deposit fee 81; Printing, &C., 80, $50
Students occupying rooms in the College during the
day only, are charged So for room rent, and day
scholars of the Academic Department s II for fuel.
Students unprepared for the Collegiate course, will
be received in the Academic Department. under the
charge OF nlr. John y Long.
For further information, catalogue at Harold
4 MurTay's Bookstore. Sc 16-dtlstO
MIS-. 4. ). DARDEN begs leave to In
1VA form her friends and the pubic, that her School
for young Ladies', on Shockoe Hill Marshall street.
between 4th and 9Th Streets 10 in successful ope
ration and that she will be assisted by her husband
the Rev James Darden, whe. well herself
has had much experience in teaching, and will give
special attention to the thorough Arithmeticsl Tin
cuding Bookkeeping and Mathematical depart
ments.
B- She can accommodate few more BoARDERs
Richmond. Sept II, 1856 Sc I8-lm