The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-12
ENGLlSh CLASSICAL AND MATHE.
II NAUTICAL SCHOOL. ,-iE
II. BINFORD, p-
w. T. BAILEY, s n''o''0 ii"e'p"i''

The undersigned will open q School on MONDAY,
on 7h street formerly known as the City springs In
stitute. They design opening School of the high
est grade where boys will be- thoroughly and seou-
our Colleges. or ted for the husinuss of life.
Special attention will be hes owed upon the Eng
'lish Department, it is considered be too much
The services of an experienced and carnpetent Pro
lessor of Modern Languages will be secured
TERMS:
Payable sernannuaIly in advance Session 81 mos.
Latin and Higher Mathematics. .......... 50 %
Greek. ........................ 10 90
Mr.. w. T. BAILEY graduated at n. N. College
with honor, In June last He proposes to devote
himself TO School Teaching cheerfully and conf
IDENTIFY recommend him foo scholarship and high mo
raj character; and with some experience 10 the bust
ness Of teaching and motives to enterprise have no
doubt he will meet the expectations Of all ressona
Prest of Randolph Macon College.
DIR. H. BrsroRp is a graduate Of the Universit,
OF virginia. and has been successfully engaged in
teaching during the last four years. both in Eastern
and Western Virginia Testinoni from the Pro-
fessors of the University Of Virginia and his patre u.s.
as to his capacity and qualifications. be seem If
desired by calling at Messrs Binford Porter's Cabl-
H BINFoRD,
Il RY PEGRAM will open Boarding and Day
school for young ladies, the LIST October next at
her re sidence iE Linden Square, franklin street.
The course of instruction will be thorough and X
tenslve reaching from the elementary the highest
branches of education. Competent assistants will be
employed In each department, end great care be
used in the selection of Text Books .rraf F"
The English department will he under the imme-
date supervision of MI IS PEGnAM. With due
sense Of the responsibility she assumes she will de-
vote herself sedulousiy and honestly TO lts proper
fulhllment aiming the highest standard of female
sentlsi 20 Its attainment. =
Mathematics, Latin and the Physical Sciences will
be taught BY gentleman we'll qualified for the task
ha'iaa and Germaa by native masters OF each
tongue. Mnsic on the Piano, Harp aud Guitar and
sing ne and Drawing, by the hest Prot, ssors
ihe French Language will receive special atten-
tlon and be under the charge of French lady who
VIII reside in the family the object being to teach
the Pupils bot the PHILOSOPHY of the language and
to speak it with ease aud accurscy To this end II
will be the medium of communication in the fairly
The Junior and Senior classes shall receive equal At
tention. . ~ ..-r.r. - -
MISS PEGRAM proposes also, the formation Of a
BELLES-LETfREs Class, for the study of Knelish
Classical Literature. Young ladies who have l.ft
school, may md this q material aid to selfimproys-
ment; and those from distance who may wish to
come a. Parior boardera can Join this class 58F
INKS. J. w. PE0RAM win have cberse of the
Boarding Department, and will unite with Miss Pa
gram In contributing to the comfort and proper train
ing of the young ladies.
Terms-Bosraing du,ine the entire sess;on. 4. ooo
rorelgn Languages each. n al,
Music at Profession charges
Iersons Wishing to enter Pupils or to make further
enquiries relative to the school, VIII apply to a.
MRS or Mrs PEGRAM, 2
>, Linden Square, Richmond, Va.