The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-06

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opportunity 70 reputstioD. I seems proper that
ths 5rns ess shou!a sivs distinct infornatiea regard
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undivided nereies viii be given to the Institute and
his attention viii be directed not merely to the
the proEreO Of every scholar, in eyery departuent
Of instruction from the hiehest 10 the lowest. :"
a. A;is i Il q ca ~ county Master
chair Of Mathematics. &C., lathe colsirbi COLLEGE.
to secept the Profsssorship OF Ancient Languages
bin new posfien the sxpersnce Of several YEAR, Of
previous occupation teacher and the warm recon.
nendstion of those with whom he has been ascot
which has been procured. viii lend him unnsual r.
ciiities for Instruction II i not anrpsssed pre-
sumo for pr.stssl purpose: e illust1stion By the
= Mrs. EnNA HoLcoMBE. OF the celebrated Institute
Of M. Bacon, at La Grange, Ga, and previously en-
ans viii take charge Of the higher glish branches
Miss ELIzABETH " NELSON Of Norfolk Va, was
engaged for some time q a:sstsnt Of Miss Robinson.
ton viii also be devoted to- the EnGlish branches.
Miss JANE C. SrANARD has established feputa.
der her own ~ Witch needs ne conn
ment She will give inssruction In English stndies
Mademoise lie NINA CHoLLEr. niece of Prof
position. both in French and American circles %
10 give her unusual advantages She will instruct in
and n :, se ~ 5sss IN the
eusge will be afforded to the boarders. The system
OF instruction will be practical designed to lead the
pupils even in the earliest stages Of study to use the
language readily, and to learn French some bat
N. JossrH MIcHAaD, 's 3 veil known instructor in
Modern Lansuaaes Of this city win give lessons 10
Spanish and Italian. -
Musical Instructor in Mr.. Hoge's scheol for some
yeaIs has been select take charge Of the Must
cal Department. and bis long residence here, and
eminent succeas preclude any necessity for marks
He will be assisted By his daughter, Miss EMILY
DuNDERDALE. She has just concluded course Of
gum, by whom she 10 highly commended az comps-
tent to reflect honor both upon herself and her
M;.. .r,,r Crr : ~ .r;,,. ~ ~.a...-..t;.-
Of being exceent performer and instructor the
Harp. and will give lessons on that instrument
or Il other Of Me-
sic rssidins In the city, their services can be oh
Mrs. EMILY eRuss, formerly Of Richmond, and re.
Gently Of the Valley Union Seminary, BotetouIt
Spring. Va will give instrvstiGn IL Dr.yns Paint
these branches, and her energy a. teacher, are
ply attested 60 ss- stss
Mrs GEoRcnnNA MONROE, of Vinchester. Va,
portant position with great in other schools
such a Ms. Enssh's, Georsete IN, and Mr. Bakers
In ne the purpose expressed In the outset of this
enterprise has been steadily kept in view-to have
none but the very best teachers connected with the
that seemed necessary to attain this object And a.
the design to obtain the beat teachers that could
be met with. from whatever quarter they might
come ia gratifying fact that 20 many of these
from the South. ~ IS $50 49,
DEPARTMENTS OF INSTRUCTION.
The couns OF study il extensive nd1ibsni tits de-
al training dsas to thoss which souns men
being introduced the different though not iessre-
occupy, seems to demand. 2esa s
In the Preparatory Department, the usual Enslish
sdvanced classes Of this apartments may take the
initiatory steps In learning French. This will give
them great advantage when they come TO the msrs
In the Collegiate Depayfmene which contemplstee
four year8 courss. the higher EDslish branehes
VII be pso,ssu,ed together with the Science, and
suecessfally completed this ncludng at least
one other Language, Ancient OF Modern besides Eng
hsh-a Diploma viii be given. II the Annual Com.
inthe OynamenfaI Depaytmest, Vocal Music will be
taught to the whole school, part Of the rsgulsl
upon - valuable coadjutorin promoting cheerful
mesa good order and health. ssae8 staa =
NO ard Guitar in Solo and Qusrtette singing; and in
Drawing. Pointing. Ornamental Needlswork, DC.
BOARDEks IN THE INSTITUTE.
The youns ladies who board In tle Institute will
dent, aad Win be expected to ecnfosm to such re-
strctious and ruies a. seem required b. this principle
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OF the bosrdeg They viii be simply required to act
aSo.s vho make ts< ecre.t opp,iea,;on sase choice
cfyooms Though they sre ell furniahed sliks there
may stiIt be some prefereuce between them. Young
ladies' Tor their parents for then) are deaIsd 10
choose their room mates but where no selection ID
made, the President will assien them.
= TERMS PERMISSION or NINE MONTHS.
tHav parable ofs !, 1875 sas yt@afa4<v March I.
pnErAaAroHY pEpAarMrsr.
Enen:n Dtudies.. ~ ~
corIrci.T. psr.lrassr
English and ecienlifc Studies %
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. 20 %
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
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