Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-22
MIR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL.

MIR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL.
TUNHE NEXT SESSION Of school begins tie FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER 1850 and terminates the last day Of June
In consideration Of the almost unprecedented hathas
attended Efforts cannot refrain from expressing thank
fulnsst friends and patrons and think We may be
pardoned for briefly referring OF the advantages ar
orded which the permanent prosperity OF all such Institutions
The buildings large commodou planned for the wants
requieme Of large female nstu.on-And anoding al
our pupils Only young ladies will occupy the chamber
except when three may prefer to room together
Of h e and has been engaged In successful teaching for
upwards Of twenty his assistants well qualified and
their charge and sufficiently tried In this institution TO be referred
Our system OF education thorough and complete willie the
facilities afforded for perfection In The accomplishment Of
menis sound Judgment
exercised preference and the latter while not who'll
~ Ignored made to ana dependent on me former
Our daily system consists essentially In e"s searching eHanin
atons explanations and familiar lectures The plan Eu
sued for In Instruction In the French department has
proved emnentv successful the language Of the family aud
aud attention yenindetd facility Afforded
knowledge o. and speak with and huency the French OF
conversation In this respect think school
which only be equaed by few institutions Of
| the Kind in the country.
from models ad from nature are nndsr The charge o. Professors
strucors are employed exclusively In school,
devong their time and attention entirely TO pupils ad
vantage may be Afforded for the elton Of these accomplish
Such rules and regulations enforced calculated pro-
mote the welfare and interest Of all The pupils
HuaEuT LrnyE A. W. Principal Natural Philosophy, ntera
wv @. WILLIAMS. A. b. Vice Principal, Astronomy, Mathematics
Rev Ro GlTxwOoD A NJ formerly Professor William Mary
Mrs. GsscE BENNETT, Euglsh Branches.
Miss MARY C. GoRDos, Engish Branches.
Senior C.nos oAhDoyNE MIR, spanish and italian.
slGNORiSA MARIETTA EHHA. Piano
JoHS A. cALYo, Drawing and Painting
WV y GRABAu, Piano, Organ 5acred hase
HESaIoH soHSEDHR. Harp
pRtcssoS. Collar
The Rev and the Rev FRASE BAKER have kind
ly taken charge Of the Bible Glasses.
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR.
Beginning the lat day q October and ending the LIST day OF July
For Board. W
For Washing ~
Yor Lights ~ SO
RoF Fnei 10 W.
FOR English Tuition ...'.'............. 20 20
For FRENCH when studied exclusively English branch
90 ~
For Latin, W
TOt Music on Plane Guitar, Organ or Singing:
For two lessons (of an hour so %
FOR three lessons OF an hour 10 o.
PoT four lessons (of hour) week 100 %
For Sacred Music In Class. 90
FOR haTp Teaeher 's Ta m
For Drawing nom Models 20 10
For Drawing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40 o
For Painting IN Water ooiOrS. 20 GO
Primary Children lnder ii yclri Of age
TaEPATRoxs scHOoRgh Reverend Bishop Meade, Va
Right Revere Rshop Elliott Ga Right Reverend shop Johns
Virginia. Right Reverend Bishop Cobhs Alabama; Reverend A.
DOnd Charles Read Richmond Reverend Nelson Head
Danve Va Reverend O. dersleevs Rehmond VA Reverend
wight Richmond Va; Reverend John ssundei., n:h5ond Va
The Clergy OF the Episcopal Church In Virginia.
~ AL letters 10 be directed 10 HUBERT LEREBvRE, Rich
rnond jy26-dGe8m
NOTICR-A ppcaton will be made the President and d.
~ OF the Bank Of Virginia. for TIE renewal OF certificate
No s99i In said Bank dated December IS 1881 for share
standing in the OF ASDESw PAEK Of KanAaha the original
having been lost seT-d6u
XJANTRD.-Alsd lady well qualified to teach In school Of
w high grade Applicants to distinctly all they eaeh
ans to aadress umt dlaely DR. TH0S p. ATKINSON,
oc9-u Danylie Va