The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
All letters TO be addressed to
HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE.
y23-3m Richmond, Va,
Y 23-3n
EciCHAI0ND FENiHLE SEMINARY,
" On Grncs, AstIsa.. InixL aIAd EanLth s.
Rev. Nj. D. HOGE, D. Dr.


A. VI. DUPUY, A. NJ, { IiiAoip"iS'
A Seminary for the education Of young ladies,
under the control Of the above mentioned gentle
men, Will be opened in the city of Richmond on the
lst dag OF October, 1859.
DR.. Hoe will have u Presidential supervision of
everything connected with the Institutions and,
while his other engagements will not permit him
sruction, he will he present, day By day, at the lee
lures and recItations; will personally acquaint
himself with the standing and proficiency of the
pupils, and do all IN his power to promote their IN
tellectual and spiritual Improvement
Mr.. DuPUY viii devote his whole time to the di-
rect instruction of the young ladies committed to
his care. Those OF them who are boafders will be
treated members of his own family, and every
provision will be made tor their personal comfort,
in health and in sickness. This parental charge is
assumed with due appreciation OF its responsible
lty.
An ample and competent corps of assistants will
be employ ed IN every department. The best mast
ers of French, German, Italian, Music, Drawing
and Painting, will he secured. Great pains Will be
taken to have pupils IN the French language taught
not only to read aud write it correctly, but to speak
1t With facility. To secure this advantage, a French
lady will reside with the family.
A good apparatus vii! be employed TO illustrate
the memory.
A frequent cause of the indifferent proficiency in
practice the lessons which have been given by the
Professor. To obviate this evil, Teacher of Music
VIII ne member of the household, and Will per-
sonally superinend the pupils during the hours al
lotted to practice:
sentia to complete and Polished education, IRON
the rudiments OF the kGglish tonsue, to fhe m$hsr
branches OF IddtHctndllcs anu Lflohdi CCI-
ence, and Ancient Languages.
Written Examinations conducted IN prlvate)
will be held at convenient intervals and always at
the close of the session. and at the comPletion OF
the whole course of studies, Diplomas Will be pre-
sented to the young ladies who have eredltaby
passed all the examinations.
TERMS.
Board for nine months @ZOouV
Washing and Lights. <3uU
Tuition in Primary Department. 5000
Tuition in Ordinary English Branches 1000
Tuition in Advanced English BFanches,.... 60o0
Modern and Ancient LanguageS-each.. 20G0
Nusic-Vocal and Instrumental tPlano and
Guitar, one lesson for one hour per
week.........-....- .-.........-- 1000
Use oil Instrument luUc
Oue-haif payable on the LIST day of October, 1852
and the remainder on the 18th of February, l56O.-
strict compliance with this requirement must be
insisted upon.
Deduction will be made from these charges, in
cases of protracted sickness,
Money Should also be deposited to meet the con-
tingent penses OF boarder.
Boarders Will always accompany the PRINCIPAL to
the Presbyterian Church on the Sabbath, unless
otherwise directed by the parent or guardian, in
which all proper facilities will be Afforded to
enable them to attend the churches preferred.
Dr. HoGE VIII take pleasure in answering any let
tiers OF inquiry with regard to the School,
All business letters should be addressed to
Ie %-Sm A. Nj. DUPU4, Richmond Va.