The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-06


To the pupils whose affection and industry have
cheered her labors, and to the parents whose kind
expressiv ms of approval have been her highest re
ward, rs vel as to the many friends whose infiu-
ence has been constantly used in her behalf, Miss
PEGRAM returns sincere and cordial thanks.
She trusts that the increased eN pc rence of each
year, and unrelaxng efforts her part to deserve
the confdcnce Teposed IN her, Will render her
School worthy of continued success.
hACatalogues, with full particulars, may be had
on Application 70 MRS. J. W. PEGRAM,
au l--d&cwlmf Linden Square.
S0uTHERS WAyERLY INSTITUTE,
- GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7rH AND 8rH,
~ Mss. PETRR p. MAYO, Principal.
SCHOOL: Tor young LADIES, on the IsT OF 0C-
lobhR NEXT. which will afford every facility
The system of education which she intends to
pursue will be the same rs that which has proved
tutlons IN Europe In order to effect this she will
be AGED 6' none but truly competent Professors
French will be the hahitual language of the
school. and those studying German will he re
sulred 10 converse frequently in that tongue.
Mrs MAYO has secured the services of Mons
GUsTAvE A. PEPLE. of Belgium, late Professor in
Acadia and DahoutIe Colleges, Nova Scotia, v no
Modern Languages. Mons. Pepe VIII reside In
the institution, thus afoTding resident pupils Ghe
best advantage for acquiring IN experimental as
well as scientific knowledge OF French end Ger
man ne former IS the native language OF NJ ons.
Peple OF the latter, he is perfect master, having
received his classical education among the Mora
wan brethren IN Germany.
-, dhe Musoai depagTtme4t XII be entirely under
man of well known ability and of high standing IN
his protessl"n, and for many years occupying a
81 mlar position ut the Patapsco Institute. Nd
Prof. DeC9nlel will also reside i'll the institution,
as 1t ls deemed that his presence will be of the
greatest ADVANTAGE to his pupils There will be
Musical SctFeeS held for the Improvement and en-
tertalnment of the young Ladies', to which tae
friends OF the Principal and those of the young
Ladies. If resident, Will be frequently invited
Drawing and Paint ng will be taught by an ex-
perlenced Artist; also the Ornamental Branches
HpitRE Let
Rhetoric and Reading.
Pupils belonging to denomination differing
from that of the Principal, will he permitted to at
tend whatever Church may lie selected by the pa
rents or guardians.
OF TWO sessions, commencing the LIST of Octot er
and terminating the last of June following. Pay
ment 10 be made ut the beginning of each session
- TERMs-Psr fwo Sessions Of Nine Months.
" ashng fuel and lights. ....,............. IS ~
Tuition IN Preparatory Department ....... 70 %
luton IN ordinary EgFilsh Branches 40 00
luton IN advanced English bFanches...,. so ~
Tuition IN Ancient and Modern Languages,
Drawing aud Painting, Professors fees
Piano Forte, Preparatory, two lessons per
- week, per one Ses sion ................. % 90
Piano Forte. more advanced, two lessons
. per week, per one session .-.-..... IS w
Plano Forte finishing session, two lessons
- per wee k, per one sess lon..... $780,. 40 90
Harp. including BOchSas new Harp eff
eu fsGti PEI $ Session! Ss5 one g g
Singing, with due attention paid TO the
anatomy of the voc organs to insure
good intonation. grace and freedom of
execution, per session. 40 90
Tuition in the art of Teaching Music, for
those VINO wish to become competent
4 printed certificate ofcapablties for same 5 %
Use of instruments per month. ....--..... 80
RKFERENCE>:
Rev. Il. u. Armstrong. D. D., Judge X. H. Baker
Vim. Malone. Esq Hugh Blair Grigsby. ESQ
Mlnnigerode D. D., Rev +. v Moore. D. B., Jo-
seph MAYO; Esq, Mayor, Philip NJ Tabb ST DR..
Horace Lacy, Esq Frede ncksburg Littleton T.
WSs cc,n hsq' Thomas + Evans ETa James
W: Downing, Northampton county jaime. NJ.
MyS a k6 oEn aRG Roos
b. Mcphai. EeQ., Charlotte county; Robt Sam
ders, Esq, Williamsburg.
Circulars, or any further Information that may
PPnspa 'An ' Mss PE T E1RRi' MA} 70 the
lS 5l-o. Richmond, Va.
viii commence the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
1862, andend the LIST of July: 1851;
All The usual branches of FEMALE EDUCA-
TON are taught, the Modern Languages by ma
nrs masters, and Latin. Music, Drawing and
Painting, By competent Professors IN each depart
ment The French Language will be taug ht bY
native Of Pans. The growing necessity for this
It sRoo ID be taught orally. for which reason It viii
be the language OF the school room, and soon
Will he procured to reside In the family.
class Will be formed IN English Literature,
and the course of study will be thorough
ber) have been engaged. AT d others will be ADDED
should the exigences of the school require them.
Of Tsna Rehmond Pfo B. IT, Tuo ken
Me9ical College OF Virslnia, Richmond; Hon. R.
y. Va; Hon. James NJ. Mason, U. S Senator.
" lnchester, Va; st. Geo. Tucker, Esq, Ashland,
Ra FgRt R ReD BfhoP JohPs Aexands va
Graham, w luchester, Va; Thomas Furman, Esq,
Savannah, Ga; Judge H. H. Marshall, CHARLOTTE
va Key. Charles II. Read, Richmond, Va; Judge
james T. Hsliy burton, d, c; OF U. s.. Richmond,
AbIam Warwick, do; M. Samuel Ayres, do; Mr..
III j.: Smith I1 90; X. T Daniel, Esq., DO; Colonel
0'''' 'a' H. Isa5pk f. the
y 3i-atlo Richmond, Va.
Mr.. LEFEBvkE's sCHOOL.-The next
81 G snd 9n tns FRS Sr
LIST day of June 1861 VIZ '''o
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR.
Beginning the LIST day of October and ending the
LIST day OF July
Eor 4Tsfd ~ 200 90
For Lights .....s........-.--... 10 90
For Enn eI Tuition 10 90
For French, when studied exclusively of
the English branches. 40 90
For Literature ...................-. ~ "
For Music on Piano. Guitar, Organ or Singing:
For one lesson (of an hour week.. 10 90
For two lessons (of an hour d week -. 90 %
For three les, ons tof an hour week.. ~ w
For four lessons of an hour a week.. 100 90
For Sacred Music in class -.......-. 90
For Harp, Teachers fees.
For the use of Piano .........,..... 1000
For Drawing, from Models ..........-.. 20 20
For Drawing, from Nature ............... 40 %
4 or Painting, in Water Colors ........ 40 %
4 or OIL Painting Observation-Disclosures. 50 W
Primary Department-for Children under IL
years oi age .............---- 3o W
M No extra charges. va
~ All letters to he directed to
HUBERT r. LEFEBVRE,
~ A-d&c~3m Richmond, Va.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
y No. lS9 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
BRANCHES TAUGHT:
Double Entry Book. keeping,
Commercial Calca. ations,
Mercantile and Ornamental Psnmansbip and
THE MODERN LANGUAGES
~ Stude nis enter this institution at nnv
inc, there being no vacation.
f9r e.,t,eplsrf plsase call At the College, or
". AEEy,