Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
.WR1ORDER OF ATTACHMENT.
Cleveland Female Seminary.
8. n. SANFORD, A. NJ Principal.

Cleveland Female Seminary,
8. N. SANFORD, A. NJ Principal.
THIS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
\ enter upon its NEXT TERM on Thulsda EsbFuaTy
9h, ls6J under the following able and experienced
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
SANFORD, a NJ. .PENcIrlL,
NatHraIRRd Moral Sciences
ms N L, ID SAN = -, Assoeiate PRINCIPAL.
SAMUEL ST. JOHN, Ii. D.,
Natural History and Ply Sielogy.
Miss LINDA T. GUILFORD,
Mathematics and English Grammar
Miss JULIA s. HOPK Ms,
Rhetoric Criticism, and English Literature.
Miss HANNAH B. SMITH,
Latin, Greek, and History.
Miss JULIA L. HUGGuGs.
d AEEihmeieG, q EGSf geography 2 aud History
Dgawing and Painting.
Mrs ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mons FERDINAND sUBIT. n D.,
m french Language and Literature
Mrs. HELEN u. WRIGHT, AIstroa.
Dir. LEVI BUTTLES, Business Assistant.
Parents are assured that while boarding pgpscOnirbuis
much than Day pupils to the support the peTma1ency
and Of the Institution enabled, BY system
aic srrsng Of her TINE the study their Ieeree-
tOn and b. thsir from The alqremens and IN
erupt0ns o home ane seoeys 70 DO vastly more aud bet
Ter lOr lnen can puplis
advantages that cannot % secured ia any day school
It is therefore hoped that al who fom abroad will
enter boarding pupils, and that clzens OF CeVeland
win Ihey make it convenient TO do So send
their daughters boarding pupils, thus advancing the pros
pery and usefulness Of their Institution, Of which
they should and justly, be proud and at the
time be than repaid BY the greate advantAg there
No pains will be spared 10 render their connection with
the Institution both pleasant aud pr able i will be the
and effort all 70 any way connected with
the mapagsmsut Of the Institution, to the highest
possible advantages IN al Departments Oi thorough and
liberal educaiiun
Superior GdVsniages afforded to those who wish 10
attend to Instrumental MBsc oca Music, French, Draw
ing and Painting these departments lundsT the
charge Of teachers who devote thensavay to their
spestiFe ameuts and have thus attained high degree
Of cxcoilence. b. .. 9.
Mons suht i've Of Paris fine scholar and superior
inguist beng teacher BY prnfesEon teaches with
and precision rarely Obsered and he reeS in the Sem
mary his pupils have The best possible opportunity Of
Pupils from the city, whose parents desire IT, will be al
lowed to spend the sabbath az hoe but deduction will
be made from the bills Of such, expense Is thereby
saved 10 the Seminary and indeed We Testly profsr 6
have Az remain with Us WITHOUT interruption, through ne
lerm.
Day pupils desiring tho services Of the Omnibus m
their homes 10 the SeminarT and back be nceoumn
ted a. Arsasonsble Taie By applying Al the Omnibus Ocs
Or II the SsminaTy.
CitzsIs and Others are invited 70 call and examine the
Institution and It's beauiiu surroundings and satHfy them
selves that sdyannges superior 10 those here offered are
TERNs.-For Boald and Tuition uer Term Of TWeufy
Weeks 500 For Tuition q Day PUPILS from SIS 20 SO
B pagabie ~ GaP1Hes Nc pupils rsesfYed less than
an entire IeIIn--tWanfT W6oka.
Dor further Information and admission. address
deeis s. n SANFORD, Principal !