The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-31
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All letters to be addressed to
HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE,
" S3-ofD Richmond Va

2 tGHM0ND FEMALE INSTITUTE
- The Sixth Session will begin October Sd, 1859,
ag END the is se4e n NJ succeeds Rev. B.
MANLY, Jr, as President Under his administra-
grand objects for which the Institute fopaded,
and which now for i've years it has 50 successfully
carried out, will ever be kept in view.
J. 10 teach ersrything that should form part OF
young lady s most liberal education.
2. TO afford instruction suited to epfry stare OF
PROGRESS. from the first elements TO the highest
point, in eacn branch, to which it may be desirable,
or possible, for the pupil to proceed.
5. To teach whatever IS taught tho7onghiy and
CHARLES H. WINSTON. A. NJ. UNIV of Va
President and Prof of Moral Science and English
Re Rev. ], L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences of
]. JhMEs LEIGH JONES A. NJ, UNIV of va.,)
M E. IEW 3Ea H. aq 3D. N sf Sciences
II. }. CLAP, Principal of Musical Department.
O. A. ER lesson. Guitar.
Miss MARY L. LEFTwICH, Drawing, Paint
SanoG CARLOS c. MERA. Spanish and Italian.
Miss s. p. RoYiL and Miss y. s. VALENTINE
Collegiate ana Miss JANE S. STAXARD, Mrs. Am
4. MALLORY, and Miss Mary e. LATnRoP. in the
The President viii hear the recitations of al the
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten
ton to the Primary prpils
TERMS:
vance, October l. 1959-renainder, February H.
English Tuition in Preparatory Department.S39 %
French IL Preparatory Department. 49,. 10 90
English Tuition in Collesate DEPARTING nt... so 90
Music on Paso, with Vocal Music, so 90
Music on Guitar - .......-... 40 10
Vocal Music alone, taken by ali, in classes 60
Drawink, Needlewofk, OF GrecIan Painting. ~ ~
board d. neiudins everything except washing leo %
Iafs5tiS dar:Iers viii be received At re,i IL -
ton Of oie-(eartt, on all the above charges,
"a Ne extra charses. Pupils provide Books and
traeted sickness, deduction VIII lie made for alb
sence.
plated IN its quality. With our ample ac,ounio-
dations, it was thought the reduction coulj be af
forded, and that IL on9 hit, therefore, to be made.
Boarders are regarded as members of the Pres
dents fsmig Money to NEE, their incidental ex-
penses should lie deposited with him, and al let
ters for them sont to his care.
Pupils should be present, if possible, the first
For cstaosues, circaFs Or u fsrt hsrh inlorma
PRESIDENT Richmond Feme isb Inst1tpte1
FLIGisLE sgHoOh FOR YOUNG Ia
= DIES IN TIE GREEN SPRINGS NEIGH
BoRHoroD LoUisAF he S;bseIbsF hayns Sc
has Determined g enlarge the School hsretafoTs
eonnty Of Louisa. She will be able to accomno-
date four OF FIVE young lady boarderS in addition
beriake The situation is in the Green springs
nelshborhood, renlar kahe tor beauty and health,
road Tie utmost attention viii be paid 10 the
discipline and comfort OF the EounS ladies' that may
teacher hishiy gifted most competent and con-
scisnti g, and OF lar -. exper .i
For Board and Tuition the En-. fish
branches, French, and Instrumental Mu-
For Latin. French, Spanish and Italian ~ ~
each. ....-..-........ ...............- 20 CD
The session viii commence on the list day of Sep
TENDER next, and viii end on the seth day of June,
villains Depot, tiordonsvie, or Lyndsey's Tam
out, on the Central Railroad distance of six or
ssyen miles to sGit the e la
Tfoyiliaa's Depot. Lonisa Co.
HA-The CHARGES above include eyeryihIEg-uo
extras to be added. 2-dlm
LYRE DERsCh'S HALL PENAL Il
L SCH0OI.-The second Session of this School,
Rfg s Is oe W,a4 e eaI e os @
nience on the lat of next September, and close or
the lst OF July following.
TERMS PER SESSION OFTEN MONTHS
Beard and Tuition IN all tho English Branches Tor
Music &c on the Piano, with use of instrument %
prawing and Painting, each. :, ..........-. iOuo
India Ink and crayon, each -...-. 5W
An assomipiished and expefienced Teacher viii
NV address is ''Frederick's Hall, Louisa county
Virginia." lily 18-2ml NATH'LW. HARRIS.
~ lie. SALTER's EN- GLisii AND
VI. CLASSICAL SChOOLiON CLAY ST, BE-
TWEEN Isr AND 2n.-The seventh session of
this School will commences OF Monday. Septem-
Der 18th. and close july 18th, iSS0.
The Principal has ASSOCIATED with himself Mr.
c. j. FOX. a gentleman of high literary and cias-
steal attainmen.s and of twelve years experience
IN aching. Br this association. he hopes to COM
Faend the School IT, the contifhed confidence and
liberal support of the public. For further part;cu
lars, see circular. which may y had by addressing
au 2-lm q J.. G.. SALTER.
CLASSICAL. AND M TIL Z ATICAL
" SCHOOL, CORNER OF CT az AMP Cru STREETS.
This School opens LIST 0ctohen
TERMS PAYABLE sEMI-ANSuALLY IN ADyAycE:}
Primary Department. 1880. :. 10
Usual English Branches ....... 20 %
His her In giisll, with Latin .. 5000
Higher English, with Latin and Greek 49, 6Og0
rshea. .............. 300
rou hFther paTtlciliars, inquire of me ,either par
sona!b or through the Richm4nd Post -OfLce
an s--,sm RoSER MARTIN.
FANCY G0ODS. NOTIONS, kc.--By eyery
steamer we are receiving urge lots of GOODS
~ "a our iine and we solicit cds from thu trade