The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-25
EAx NO 6XtTa cHhTges.
Atlletters to be addressed to
HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE,
jy23-3m Richmond, Va.
PICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

ICHMOND FEMALE INSTiTUTE.-
IL The Sixth Session will begin October 3d. 1859,
ana end the last 81 June, 1860 ~ pp
MANLY, Jr, as President Under his adminstra-
ton, some important changes Will be mades but the
and hch now for Eve years il has so successfully
carried out, will eyer be kept in view.
These follows:
l. To teach erervthiag that should form part of
young lady's most liberal education.
2 To afford instruction suited to every stage of
progress, from the first elements to the highest
point each branch. to which it may be desirable,
or possible, for the pupil to proceed.
g. To teach whatever is taught thoroughly and
'' CHARLES H. wISsTuN, 4. NJ. Univ Of Va,
Rev ]. L. BURROWS. D. D., Evidences of
JAMES LEIGH JONES A. NJ. UNIV of va,)
& e. EW 1Hd H. aap p Natural Sciences
Prof i; EMioS, lof PARIS! French:
\. B. CLAPP, PRINCIPAL of Musical Department.
II Miss S. NARY /. LEFTWIcH, Drawing, Paint
me Sen % CARLOS c. NERA. Spanish and Italian.
JOHN W. REEVE, Penmanship.,
Miss s: P. ROYAL and Miss n. s. VALENTINES
Collegiate, and Miss JANE S. STANARD, Mrs. ANN
+. MALLORY, and Miss MARY e. LATHRoP, IN the
Preparatory Department Some Assistants will be
he President will hear the Rotations of all the
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten
ton to the Primary pupils.
Per session of nine months, half payable IN ad-
vance, October /, lS59-remainder, February IA,
English Tuition in Preparatory Department $40 90
English Tuition in Collegiate Department. SO 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. % 90
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music 80 90
Use of instrument. -........-...-.....-. 8 60
prawing, Needlework, or Grecian Painting 20 90
Board, including everything except washing 100 90
Miatsfers daughters will be received at redno
No. Ne extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery at their own expense. In case of pro-
traeted sickness, a deduction will be made for alb
sence.
will be noticed that the Price Of Board has BEEN
plated In its quality. With our ample accommo-
datlons, 1t was thought the reduction could be af
forded. and that II oue hit, therefore, to be made.
Boarders are regarded rs members of the Pres-
dents family. Money to meet their incidental ex-
tsrs tor I them sent to his care si '' anu oil s'
Pupils should be present, if possible, on the first
td 1Sr a dddlsssus c ea e. Ss Noma
70, President Richmond Femsle Institute,
jy 23-21sm Richmond. Va.
ELIGIBhEn school FOR YOU'VE La
B0RHooD. LoUisA;-The subscriber, having Sc
cured the services of Miss WILLIE TIMBERLAkE
rs Teacher for her children, for another year,
conducted by that lady at .'sylvania.'' in the
date four or FIVE young lady boardcrs, in addition
tc the pupils already under the charge of Miss Tim
berake. The situation the Green Springs
neig hborhood, remarkable for beauty and health,
and easily accessible by the Virginia Central Rail
road The utmost attention Will be paid to the
discipline and comfort of the Young ladies' that may
be entrusted to her care whilst they viii enjoy the
advantages of being placed under the eye OF
teacher highly gifted, most competent and con-
cieutinus, and OF large experience.
The following are the terms of the School:
For Board and Tuition the English
branches, French, and Instrumental Mu-
Sic, -. .:.'. Gov w
For Latin, French, Spanish and Italian,
each. .............. .....-................ 20 90
For Music ................. ....... 40 10
TENDER next and will end on the 30th day of June,
1850. The subscriber will send her carr to Ire
villains Depot, Gordonsvllle, or Ly ndsey's Turn
out, on the Central Railroad. distance of six or
seven miles, to suit the convenience Of young Ia
dies arriving. Address, NJ. Z. MORRls:
Trevian's Depot. Louisa Co.
Battle charges above include everythins-no
extras to be added 2-dlm