The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-29

RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
The next session of his Institute will commence
On nprsday the first day of October and close the
TERMS FER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
TUITION IN PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
French $50
ii. CoiiFGiArE DEPARTMENT. ;;;.'''''"''''' ~
English and Scientific studies cs...........,.... 81
iii. oRsiAfSTsI D1piRTS1ST. :"
brewing, NSSs Work GTecian Painting de- % %
Iv. Bo.RDiSG DEPARTMENT. ;i;''''''''''''' ~
NoextrA charge instruction in Vocal Music for
fuel, lights, &c
ph;iN kS B MANLY JR President, and Professor Moral
Rrv. j. l.. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences of Chris
N. ., HOWELL, A. NJ, Ancient Languages and Ma
K, A. LEWIS. NJ. D.. Natural Sciences
Miss MARIE L. THOMPSON, French.
;: BUcHLER, German.
Mas, kAN. noiG;oanE, English Branches.
MISS thzABErH NGLsoS, do
Miss JosEPlHSE IL. kAdLAXp, do
Miss JANE :. STANARD, do
Mas. GsoRGtANA NoSRoR do
Miss MARY Z. LtTHRoP do
! MR.. NATHAN Il. CLAPp, Organ and Piano Forte
Miss LAURA LACY Piano.
Nix. CHARLES I. RosgN, Guitar.
Ma. JoHN A. CtLYo, Drawing and Painting
Mas ;. BURTON, Embroidery &c.
Most Of the teachers having been heretofore con-
neCted with the Institute already well known To
/ its patrons; and il is confidently hoped that thoss
newly engaged viii add TO its reputation and real
! usefulness
/ DR r. a. LEWIS who has chsrge of the instruction
in Natural Sciences, is well known gentleman of
scientific attainments. and also OF experience and
skill in communicating instruction.
Miss Vi. j.. THOMPSON hiss enjoyed unusual advan-
tages in qualifying herself for her position in
sisctor in French and selected in preference 10
lcigr of the language with that dptnsss to teach
which Is OF equal Importance. she studied French
carefully In this country under the best instructors
RESTING fr portion Of the time in the family of
PruI \, iuyot, of Princeton, \. }. She then visited
and has SINCE been teaching with marked success in
! Cambridse, Mass.
/ Mr. y. B. CLtPP, PRINCIPAL of the Music Depart
in at, is graduate of the "C2nsercdorlun der Me-
! SIX" Leipsic Germany. After wing taught. with
distinguished success for several years in the Greens
blTu Female College, ia he proceeded to Europe TO
! pursue the study ui his profession and avacd HIM
self during two years residence, OF the best Ia
riIt,soflrred on the continent Since his return TO
. America he has been engaged as principal Piano
Forte instructor. in this Normal Musical Institute,
snn and Mr. Gr'. + Root He will be aided by such
b. MANLY. JR,
| So 22-dt6O President OF the Institute.
II L. GALLEHER, TEACHER OF
Der session Of "a lessons S25 Thankful for the very
! liberal patronage conferred upon him Tor the last
three years, he respectfully aolIcits ITS continuance
Until the ist sfO tobcr he may At any tm> be found
At his room On Broad, between 9Th and 10th streets
10 23-lm
THE MISSES FORBES will resume
l. the duties Of their school on the lat October.
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DEV. j. AMBLER WEEDS CLASSI-
q CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER or
| Clay AND 18TH STREEfS.-The fifth annnua
session of this school will commence on the 18th Q
| September.
! TERMS:
Ordinary English
Junior Classics and Mathematics. 20 @
| >eulOT 90 fi Z"
Modern Languages, each N II
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