Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-09
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
MIR. LEFEBVRES SCHOOL.

HI,
GRACE STREET, BETWEEN lsT AND POCsHEE,
RICHMOND, VA
'IE next session Of Schoolgirls on the ls day OF
1850. ~ ''' '''' '''
Our long experience teaching and the very liberal pa
onage We have received for many years have both en-
aud encouraged US to make important improvements
In our Institution
course Of Literature comprising English, French, Ger
man. Italian and Spanish classics e four last through the
medium o the French has been successfully tried during
the last session. ana vi" be continued and enlarged IN The
next.
We have engaged slr Edward C. Howard TO take charge
of TIE English part this COURSE well as the Rhetoric
Bellies r'res aud First Reading classes OF our institution
Mr. H. Is gentleman OF the hishes, qualhestons-andw
feel confident that his service, Will he duly Appreciated
We would earnestly recommend Literature class IL
graduating pupils.
The new house which have erected will greatly add to
well 10 the comfort Of the Young La
die, boarding IN our family. Two Young ladies only will
occupy one room, except IN Cases Wneu Three would desire
10 occupy the same CHAMBER.
HUBERT T. LErsEN EE, A. NJ, Principal
Natural Philosophy, Literature Moral,
and Mcnta, Philosophy, French.
WILLIAM e. WILLIAMS. a. b., Vice Principal,
Astronomy s.,s Mathematics, Chemistry,
EDWARD C HOWARD Literature Rhetoric, Bellies Lc,,res
MRS. GRACE BENNETT. English Branches.
MISS Macy G. GORDON, English Branches.
Miss ELIZA BARTLETT, English Branches.
MADAME L. v BLANCIiETT, rrcilci Goyyrucs,
SENIOR CARLOS cARDORyEz MsEA. Spanish aud Italian.
MADAME MARIE ESrrAN, Vocal Music
SlGNoEINA ANToNISTrA EEBA, Vocal Music
SiGNUitlNA MARIETTA ERBA, Piano
JOHN A. CALYO, Drawing and Painting
wlLLlAMr GEaBAU, Piano, Organ. Sacred Music
HEINRICH SCHNEIDER, Harp
D ERICSSON Guitar.
FOR inafi wv
For Lights ~ w
For Fuel ..,.......... ~ w
For Enrl;,h Tnition ........ .,............ 10 %
For Modern Languages each. 49, ~ w
lrx
For Latin ........................... 70 Oh
Tor Literature Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
For Music On Piano, Guitar, organ or Staging, for
one lesson (of an hour week. ~ 90
For two lessons tof an Aonrl week ~ %
For ;hree lessons (of hour week. l2U 90
For four lessons (of an hour week ltn on
For Sacred Music In class IN
For the Of Piano .............. ......... ~ Ia
For Drawins froEl Models. .................. ~ ~
For Drawing, from Nature NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ On
For Painting In Water Colors ~ On
For Oil Painting ~ ~
Primary Department, for children under II years Of
s,-So extra cb,,,.s '''''' " "
All letters to be addressed to HUBERT T. LEFEBvEE
Richmond, Va. July 21-cadi'.
MEDICAL COLLEGE or VIRGINIA.
SESSION or l>39-'G1.
TIME next Annual Course of Lectures vii,
l. the irs, Monday in october and continue until the is
OF March.
Gu BsLL GIu>ox, NJ. D. Professor Of Surgery.
Dawn II. Tr,, NJ Professor OF Theory and Practice
OF Medicine.
EG.,RL, Il. wkLLrcsn NJ D., Professor OF Maeria ,Iedi
\. i. rsrcoL.., u. D., Professor o. Ansiomy
L. JrSs, VI D. Professor VI Institutes OF Medicine.
JAMES II. C"NwAY, NJ d. Professor "f Obstetrics ~.
JAWS l.. M,cAw, ~. D., Professor "f Chemistry.
M,rioN ilnwAED. VI. H., pemons,ra;or u ANATOMY.
siulcn, viii enjoy every facility the acquisition Of
complete medical education. The advantages OF Richmond
in this respect la We been fully tested by experience Of
twenty years The supply OF material Tor PsAcIcAL ASA.
TONY Is anilc ana 4; very iri;i,s crs;.
CLiScA. Is given il The uarnary connected
with the College and under the same roof wh the Lecture
room This nirinarr wlcL Is also the Marine Hospital
for IN port OF Richmond Is at all tins, we'll filled with
medical and surgical cases and num'FoS, s't.hL orkA
lions performed in presence OF tie class student. aso
enjoy the clinical facilities Afforded b.! lie lchaohd Aims
house.
PRIZE or ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. offered 10y DR..
Thomas D. wARKlS. q! North Carolina. will he awa-efV
the best Essay which ms! he presented BY any mrhei oi
The Sraiuaiin. class. -
Py,r-To Each Professor. ........... .......s.j
Demonstrated Anatomy ............ -. 10
Aa'tieuia'on .........'...' ''..'..'''.' - %
Board NAY be obtained la Richmond prize. rsngur
from +; 80 10 I; per week.
For further information, apply TO -
July i--dic:Im bean OF the Faculty. Richmond, Wa.
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TgNilE Sixth Session will begin October H. Tsp and end
L the las, OF June. l>6g
CuARLg, H. wIS>,"x A. NJ, succeed, Rev b. MANLY Jr.,
~ President Under hi. administration important
change, viii be made grand objects FOR which the
Institute founded and which nos for FIVE years II has
successfully carried out vii ever he Kept In view.
r" teach. rtrying that should form part of ayouns
.sdy's most i'.-ral education.
from ,!e element. the highest point ia each branch,
which i, may he desirable or possible :or the pur'o
: 10 teach whatever i ,susht ..oro"yi'g o,d eel.
r,CrLtY:
CHARLES H. WINSTON, A. NJ, Univ II Ha.) President
and prof OF Moral Science AMI English Literature.
Rev j. L. BURROWS, D. D.. Evidences Of Christianity.
JAMES LEIGH JONES \. NJ, tUniv. Of ra) Ma,hcraa-
h T. LEWIS. Vi. D.. Natural SCIENCES.
Prof =. EMi0N, (of Paris French.
y. H. CLAPP, Principal o; Musical Department.
: o. A. ERICSSON, Guitar.
SESoE CARLOS 6: MEEA Spanish and . Italian
JOHN ". REEVE, Peninauship
Miss r. RoY,l and Mis-, " v,LSSrixE will continue
teach the English Branches IN the Collegiate, aud Miss
JAxS : Sr.S,EI. Mrs ASH T. M.iLo;f and Miss NARY Z.
L,1Hs"r, in the Preparatory Department so'e assistants
will be appointed hereafter.
The President will hear recitation OF dH The cl1ss-a
regular intervals, giving special attention to tie Primary
pupils.
per sesss nine months, half payable In advance, oc-
ioher /, l>i?-reinainder February Is, l,5ol
Eug!.h Tuition in Preparatory Department. $50 on
French in Preparatory Department. 10 M
English Tuition In Collegiate Department ~ w
Ancient and Modern Languages. each ~ w
Music Piano. with Vocal ,lusic 70 10
Music on Guitar, .................. ~ y"
Use o! Instrument. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900. g"
Drawing, Ncedle-work or Grecian Painting ~ w.
board including everything exeep, washing 100 90
Ministers daughter, will he received . reduction of
one-fourth, all the above charges
- No extra charges. Pupils provide Books and sta
;onery their expense. In Of protraced sics.
ness, Il deduction will be made for absence.
1t will he noticed that the or BOARD HAS sgtN M
prcED from $2VO TO AGO No change Is contemplated in its
quality. With ample accommodations II was thought
the reduction could be afforded, and that ought there
fore, TO be made.
Boa ers regarded members OF the Presidents
family Money 10 meet their Incidental expenses should be
deposited with him. and AL letters for them sent TO his care
Pupils should be present; II possible on the rssI DAT Of
til. session.
~ For catalogue circulars, further information,
address CHARLES II. WINSTON,
President o. the Richmond Female Institute,
Ju,y 2s-Yion Richmond Va.
STU ALTON WANTED.
LADY. educated In England Is DESTROYS Of obainlnGs
IN situation Govcrness In private family or school
She can teach the various branches Of plain English edu-
cation French and Music Has unexceptonable refer.