The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07

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Sssesd suisssiiy iss g wssrsnt tie ssssrssee that
al the pasts Of the bpildine dsagud fuy school puy
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hossas eeasned ~ beesaesa s6ieabls seeomneds-
ons vi 3 psovide4 slsswhsEs. - = 70 oeeeaion no
desire o beazd u the Inst.tsts.
PROMPT ArrENDANcx.
nis ey fpov q e,.rr srxicr q 81 pr,.~.f a.
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tnts, il extensveIy Known q the Pastor for four
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as Ps;.cstcr Th.aIs;s. S.,,r..n ..5 =.
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manes loai.uuon. 2. iessnns u cns Sountry His
his attention viii be directed not merely 70 tie
nru he int fal~
tne progress OF every sGho,sr IN every departments
mI. y. Z, "a =, SoiPeHel eeunIy. mssief
o,,.;r - M..hswst;c. L. ~ hhensned .ne
to accept the Profs.sorsSP Of Ancient I.n9sssss:
sno nyncs ~ sni. lnstH9.e. ne oringsto
NJ lev po.,sn sne s.penence p sevoIal yeafs OF
p 81 sh 10 aho tne warm recon-
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sesc. nnS anple ano oeau,l,ul sst OF apparatus,
wn,sn eas Gsen procured; w lena MIN unusual Il
800 e. n-..,;ssi rr,rc... ~ ~
s a pisS.Sso HaapHses = uslissaon DY the
krs Enma NJ, cossp, ~ sbs ssIsh,a.ed Tn .titu,a
of Mr. Bacon, at Ia 0ranse, Gs. and previously en-
sased a. teacnes ior NUMBER OF years IN Loplsl-
q .ne oa
$1,000 ta- 49, s;: a.t. - ~ NJ; w.
s Iii snovn scbooi IL H.. =. It,. I'm IT,
t;on v;Ii sI.o he devos.S 70 RI. Enss;syh ssen
Miss JANE C. STANAap has estsbl;.bed ! renn,..
~ he. , n,vn m ~ az {ouns laa.es, IN
mept shs will sivs instrnctiop IN rrei;.h .s,Ss
Msd.noiselis NINA CaoIIEr. = niece Of Prof
ro.;tion bnth a. Frsnrh go 80! ~ suSu
- .;vs I., Jrsna .Sn.nt an. % cIces
Frencb ard German. and 90 She iii, 1870 ~ ~ ~
insttnte eveTy onnortrn;tv for ."cn;r;o @ ~ .no
rate ion and raadv ne. ~ ~. ~ ngos
russe will be afforded to the ho.,Se,s Ths s.sr,
IF instmct;on will he nr.ctic.i Ssi.n.a -. ~
nunils sven in the e.yIisst If s,ndr - @ ~
ansusge readily, and 20. to learn French msvbat
a. : french chilS would 1aarn II .'A o"'e'
NJ JosIpH MIcHARD, a well known Instructor in
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spanish and Italian;
m;.s onn $1,000. 1Isan,Ho on % raufs and
vsars haa been ss.ctsd 10 scnsot los M sGme
cai Depanmen~ ana MS lobe residence mere, and
emnenI svccess precinde any necessity Tor re MARKS
ne VIII Do saasaed by nis daughter, Miss EMILY
musical RAINING andes the celebrated Madame Be-
gum oy waom she u Mighty commenced 90 comPe-
tent 10 Ieneet honor botn upon herself and her
tescner
Miss oALLIE SuLLY enJoystne deserved reputation
Harp. and viii give lesson. on that inssrnment
Otner muslcai teachers Will De provided II reces-
sary or any other Professors of Mu-
SIC residing In the city, their services can be OBJ
tanned
MRS EMILY 0RUHB, formerly OF Richmond, and re /.
SPRING. Va will give instruction In Drawing, Paint
Ing, Ornamental Needle Work, &c. Her skill IN
these branches, and her energy as teacher, are
ply attested.
Mrs. GEoRGTANNA MONROE, of Winchester, Va,
has been selected Matron She has filed This i'm
portant position with great success in other schools
sucn az nifs nglish's Georgeto I'm, and Mr. Bakers
IT, 81" az rn-,o,. .x,r....a :, ~. ,,...t &c .l;
enterprise has heen stssailv kspt in yiswNto have
none but the yery best teachers with the
Insttute and no pains nor EXPENSE has been shared
that seemed NECESSARY to attain this object And AZ
the design was to obtain the best that cond
be met with, from whatever quarter they might
from the sanb 'ac' 'na' 30 many Of these are
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DEPARTMENTS VI INSTRUCTION..
The study is extensive and liberal 1t 10 de-
signed to afford young ladies for
tai training ding to those which young
m our oe'. PIE shcn o, eau
snonsihIe snhsre which wall educated woman must
occupv seema to demand - ------- -.
In the preDorotory Den1rfnenf the usuaI ENGLISH
studies will be pursued IL is proposed that the
advanced claeseg of this ID epartment NAV take the
ipitatorv ste ps in learning French This will give
them great adva 20 when they come to the mere
scientific study of the LANGUAGE
In the COLLEGIATE Department. which contemplates
q four Year, course, the higher English branches
viii be prosecuted together with the Sciences and
Ancient or Modern Languages. To those who hase
successfully completed this courseincuding at least
one other apguage Ancient Modern, besides En- e
lish-s Diploma Will be given, at the Annual Com.
In the Ornamental Department Vocal Music will be
taught to the whole school, part of the regular
course and without any extra charge. 1t is relied
upon as valuable coadjutor in promoting cheerful
ness, rood order and health
Instruction will be given the Organ, Harp, Pia-
no and Guitar in Solo and Quartette Singing; and in
Drawing Painting, Ornamep tal Needlework, &c.
poARDrhs IN rIsr rNsrITUrr
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The young ladies who beard In the Institute will
be regarded a. mem bers the family OF the Pres-
DENT and will be expected 10 conform to such re.
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