The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-28
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EDUCAT1ON'
YOUNG ks,SCHO0L.-n1ssn lA.
j RY PEGRAM viii open Boarding and Day
school for young IAdes on the Let 0ctobef next q
her ressasnos IN Linden Square, Franklin street
The cousss Of Instruction will be thorough and ex-
tensiye rsechine from the elementary 70 the nignen
branches Of sducasion. Competent assstants will Pc
~ - So ~ lii - npaer the ime.
d,ss. ..nsss.;ss,. ~ aiss prGsSM With due
49,. "a ths rssson.ibisv re sssuuee she win de-
vols hsssif ssduoasiy md honestly % IL proper
fulfilmsnf shining 1t the highest STANDARD OF isas,e
''s :; :ss, G:s nd ii: rAyas WIN
.onsus. s.ne q tns l IL o., p.ot.ssors
hnSlne snd pr9w1nG oy tne ne, Pc. snsc.l atten-
~ sfsaen ehsrs. aS French lady who
wiH reside IN the amy .ns ~ shs iansuare and
.ne IuPns oosn .no pa, Ia ss.n,srv 70 this end, it
20 speaz II VIZ go ~ .tou In the family
MI, % tns ~ $780, .hs recaive equal At.
fentien ; ~ ,.s. .,.o. tho formation Of
sELI Elf -LETraES Gas. for the study Of Enslish
e., r...,-a yn.r, ladies who have left
oiasseaI ' a. hi. Material aid TO self.inproye-s
ment aad those. from distance, who may wish to
coy.s a. PsriaT Boarders can Join this class.
To the comfort and proper trsin.
sSns afths Young ladies'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. during the entire session. d 300
EnsIisb Course......... ....................6 40.
Forsisn Lenguases each. ...................S2 %.
Music at Professor charges.
Psrsons wishing to enter Pupils or to make further
enquiries relative to the school, viii applyto
/ =. MRS or MISS PEGRAM,
Linden Square, Richmond. Va.
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IN ~ - - uCHn0I ~ LILY nv
At bsr resiSsnce corner Of asth and Broad strests
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ENGLlSH CLASSICAL AND MATHE.
IA NAUTICAL SCHOOL.
81 E4za SIS
W. T. BAILEY A. b. Associate Principals.
A.. Tne qndesrgned WIN open school on MONDAY,
the zStn sept, IN ths large and commodiSus Rooms
stituts. They design opening q School of the high
est grade, where boys viii be thoroughly and aecu-
ratey prepared either for tho University for any of
our Colleges, or fitted for the busnuss of life.
Special attention will be bestowed upon the Eng
neglected
The services of an experienced and competent Pro-
lessor OF Modern Languages WIN DO secured
fPayable semi annually in advance Session 81 mos |
English Branches. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Latin and Higher Mathematics. ........... so 90
Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
JULY 18th, 1856.
MT. w, II, BAILEY graduated ct X. M. College
with honor in june last He proposes to devote
himself to School Teaching / cheerfully and conf.
IDENTIFY recommend him for scholarship and high mo.
raj character and with sone experiencs in the bust
mass of teaching and motives to enterprise have no
doubt he will meet the expectations of all reasona
HE patrons VIM A. SMITH
Prss't of Randolph Macon College.
H. II R,Svopn !, j, vraduate of the JTpjvers;tv
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 bis patrons
e. to bis capacity and Qualifications can be seem IT
desired, by calling at Messrs Binford Porters Cabi-
net Warerooms Franklin street
J: d. BiNFORD,
tu Observation-Disclosures W. 4 DAIHc l, a. y.
VTngTe n Ann eIaHV C1lITE6, e..
w Ths neYt saasion Of this Institution will begin
ON the al Wsdnes5av the 18th IF (lctnbar
- Wv EACIJLTY.'
pa,ia,;r G ru.1I pra.;dant .ra prof.,sor of
Mathematics and Natural Science.
Morgan J. Smesd, PHI. D.. Professor of Languages
Rev Silss Totten, D. D.. Professor of Moral and In