The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-03
w. THILOW-PIano.
ENRICH SCHNEIDER-Harp.
pICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE:

pICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
ana end the last Of June, 1860.
CHARLES H. WINSTON, a. NJ, succeeds Kew. d.
MANLY. IT., as President Under his admn!st "a
tion some important changes Will be MADE; but the
grand objects for which the institute was
and which new for i've years 1t has SO successfully
These are as follows:
l. To teach ersrgthing that should form part VI
o To afford instruction suited to srsrg isaSs s OF
poit IN each 3 branch, to which may be desirable
or possible, for the pupil TO proceed; o,s5,y and
8. To teach whatever is taught moToRen'y IN"
CHARLES H WINSTON g. ,,s and Enssifisb
President ana IroI OIL moral Sci0'tSo '''iN A-'o'
Literature. o,,-r II rv;ssros. Of
Rev. J. l.. BOfho"o' ~ d. H'iaoNo'' %
Christianity. ro,,,,o AZ ,Ir,iv IF Va
JAMES LEIGH JoNEo: A. NJ tohi'' "a '"'"
MathenatlcS anu ,4bhS uaS Sss..,,o, So;a,oa,
K A. Ley r; H. y, 5Satu u 1870, Sv,oh'''
Prof EMboH, Soi faIfSiiI sical henartment
n. b. Cl.APP, Prlnclpai OF 4husicdi D0pa '''ioH''
y; a. EhICSSoN' L 1Hirtanuvii Drau,;pg Paint
MISS NIL l.. LEE " I'M - @''A
Se SHS G = 81 P thn HaTS anu
VIII continue 70 teach tIe EHs lsi, -, Ne III to
E. MALLORY and Mss Macy C. LATnR9P IN The he
aRpplntea aeleaieI ,ha reo;tatons of nil The
reIsr ntsTvaIs wing SPECIAL atten
'oh to IHo 'A'iiais pups,
per session of nine months, half PAYABLE in adj
a. I'll
vance' oe''Oef l. i'0S-feiiaihoef' Feor"afs H.
ELsish Tuition in Preparatory Departments $40 90
ETench u PtepaTat2[y Department 70 70 ~
ss!Sn ui'0n IN OpeSaace ph S0 90 q"
Music on Piaao, With vocal Music % W
Musl re OF Ii, Inlao -'''''''''.' ~ @
Vocal MUSIC alone, ttaken by all, in elasses,) Eco
Gil Painting 50 90
Washing. goo
M'as9SterS d1nghtsrs MI De received AT q reduc-
tlon OF 0he-fo"ftN on al tne ABOVE cnarSes.
gA- No extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery at their own expense; IN case 81 PRO-
sence:
It VII be notesd that ths yytes o. BoaTa ms zen
piated IN It's quaiIty. WIN our ample acco,nnQ-
it Was thGGsht the e. REDUCTION could be a
Boarders are regarded as members oil the l'Tes-
pensss should be deposited with him, and all let
ters for them sent to his care
Pupils should be present, II possible, on theHTst
dgy Of the SESSION Circulars or further ,rma
ton, address CHAS; Il. WINSTON,
President Richmond Femsle Institute,
Jy Z3-21sm Richmond, va.
800 -, :, -, -,
M ISIS 4. n. SMITHS BoARDiNG And
" DAY SGHOoL FOh lUDN6 LA " ES.-
The 18th session of his School viii commence on
the lst OF October 1859 The course of instruction
Will he very thorough, and every facility afforded
for the requirement of a complete education. 1t
winch this school has heretofore received, will be
continued TEACHERS
Miss A. M. SMITH, English Branches
Miss LIZZIE II. SMITH, English Branches.
Mrs. ELLEN u SIAlCoS' instrumental Mu-
Prof. F. ENION, French His recitatons will
take place Immediately before after School
hours.
Rev. CHARLES IL. READ Will conduct Bible
Class. - -
Rev ARTHUR MIFCHELL, Moral PhllOso
phy;o .,r,ur
HORACE L. SMITH A. NJ, Will deliver occa-
sional lectures ON the Natural Sciences, with ex
perlments. TERMS:
Boa ID for nine months OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 200 90
W aShing and Lights .................. IS 10
Tuition IN Ordinary Engl lsh Branches 80 10
Tuition IN Advanced English Branches. 80 %
Languages, Ancient and Modern, each. 20 GO
Music on Piano. Observation-Disclosures. 60 20
Use of Instrument. ......... 10 90
Vocal Music taul Int daily without extra charge.
der Februar, 18TH 1860