The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

aH6hME l5 NE f. L. e e. ABBLASdHEfT@f1e Govern
sEsosR CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-spanlsh
MAfbSaf p aAgEEE EsTyAS.vqeal "A Music; %s,
SEA SEa AsF2EFf AAxR1FfTE hfbH1f,sS Music
&ihLika VIII 4 4 F. 'GRRB1u@riaSo, lam ofsaa. Sacred
HENRtcH sCHNETDER-Harp.
o. .ERfCSSoN-Guitar.
For Washing ...................... 20 90
For Itishts. ......-......-..-.- ~ "
For Easish Tuition NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40 OO
For Modern LANGUAGES, each. ....;.... ~ w
For French, when studied exclusively of ~
the English branches. s..-..-.........-..- AZ " W
For Latin .,..------..-.'.-... p " W
For Music on Piano. Guitar. Organ or Singing:
For one lesson lof an hourl q week 40 o.
For two lessons (of an hour a week.. ~ W
For four lessons tof an hour a week. 100 "
Fer Sacred Music an class ..,.-.-..... . W
For the use OF Pane ,aio,. 10 ~ ."
For Drawing, from Nature ....,........... 40 o.
For Painting in Water Coora, ............. 40 Oo
Primary Department, for children under ii :.
yesTs "l age ..'''.-'-.--'-'.'''' " I"
AL ''''''' - HUBERT p. LEFEBvRE:
iyas-sm RichmoSd Va.
DIGHMOSD FEsiAhE ihsial.l4..-
IL The Sixth Session wil begin October Sd, 1859,
ana end the last of June, 1869.
CHARLgs II. WfNsToN, 4. NJ, succeeds Rev. b.
MANLY, Jr., as President. Under his administra-
tion some important changes Ei be made, but the
and which now for five years II has successfully
carried out, will ever he kept IN view.
These are rs follows:
a,onng lady's most liberal education.
2. To afford instruction suited to ersry stage of
progress, from the first elements to the highest
point in each branch, to which it may he desirable,
or possible, for the pupil to proceed;
s!i CHARLES H wrEsTJS, SAfTErJ, 4. NJ. UNIV of Va.
President and Prof of Moral Science and English
N.Y. Rev. ]. L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences of
oJ,SEs' JAMES LEIGH JONES. a. NJ, UNIV. of va.,)
MstAematic;s, and Languages. o
Fol + r. fESMdS, T. Cof R'' fsp!s % FrsneR ''''
= B. GbAAPP, PTIlnIelpal I OF Musical Department.
JOHN W. REEVE Po1manslhip. PB'amaHsl s'"'AS' 90
viii continue to teach the In dish Branches in tho
COLLEGIATE and Miss JANE s. STAyARD, Mrs. ANN
+. MALLORY and Miss MARy Z. lAruRor. IN the
The President viii hear the rscitations of al tbs
CLASSES at regular Intervals giving special atten-
ton to the Primary rupls
TERMS:
lPeY session of nine months. hall payable In ad
vance, October /, la5s-remainder, February IA,
EnsIish Tuition in Preparatory Department. $50 90
French in Preparatory Department. 10 90
Ens!,sh Tuition 10 Coiieelato Department. ~ 90
Ancient snd Modern Languages. each...... % "
Music on Piano. with Vocal Music. SO 90
Music on Guitar g " ...-...... 40 10
Vocal Music alone, taken BY an. in classes.} , 20
Drawlnx, Needlework, or Grecian Painting. 29 90 60
aesd including everything except washing. lso %
M,s,sfers' daughiers viii be received at a redue
ton df enc fourth, on all the above cherges.
M. Ne extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationary at their own expense; In case Of pro-
tod uackn a "a h
Il win bs noticed that the price Of Board has been
Yedaccd from $500 to $3.50. No change is contem-
a plated In It's quality. With our ample accommo-
dations, it was thought the reduction could be af-
forded, and that IL one ht, therefore, to be made.
Boarders are Sarded as members OF the Presl-
dents family Money to meet their incidental ex-
tors for them sent 10 his care. -
Pupils should ne present, if possible, on the first
cstaIosues, c'renlars frtlsT NsrbN rIorma
jy 33-2ism Richmond. Va.
ELIGiBLE SCfooL Fok YOI HG LA
II DIES, IN TIE GREEN SPRINGS NEIGH
BoRHooD. LoUIfA3The smgbseGibeF, 81 having Sc
has determined to enlarge The School heretofore
coants Of Louisa she viii he able to accommo-
date four or FIVE young lady boarders, IN addition
beriake. The situation is IN the Green springs
neishborhood, remarksble for beauty and health,
road. The utmost attention viii be paid TO the
discipline and comfort of the Young ladies that may
advantages Of benE placed under the eye of a
teacher highly gifted. most competent and con-
sclentieqs and Of la,fs S experienseee. s.h,,,.
For Beard and Tuition IN the English
branches, Preach, and instrumental Nh
For Latin, French, Spanish and Italian,
eaeh .........,'.''''- ~ 1
The session viii commence on the ist day of Sep
tsmbe1 next and viii end on the 3oth day OF June,
villains Depot. .Gordonsvie, Oh, Ly ndsey' Turn
out, on the Central Railroad, = distance of SIX or
&C.. ssssa TO sas he IS M6SFPgg IF la
Trevihan's Depot. Louisa Co.
hIheh &c enarSses aSss above include evesytanSmno
- RICHMOND, VA.
-. Conducted by. the sisters 81 Charity
OF sEfTFM board tuition
and use of bed and bedding; also, for washing and
ann IA sanee Thse Z % also csasss ss Of
Dsy scholars, according to the branches they
For Music. French and Embroidery, there is an
s1,ss ss5s for .a;o, m Pa and use o. 70
Rev, Bishop McGilL, will meet with prompt at
Pupils Of any denomination received. on eondi-
non oi conforming to the general discipline oi the
EKEDERICk,s HALL FEMA. l. y
Mh,ch Is located within half mile Of FTsderick's
mencs me oe ,he iss ness ssrssmber, and close
Bs.ra @ ED Tuition i ai shs Ensh.l B1saehs: g. q
Music % The Piano. with use Of lnstrln,iai
prsspsh hsfsss md Fsissns. s.si,
tne,n ink and crsyon, each ...ss..s.s. 20
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