Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-24

TIME NEXT SESSION Of our school begins DAY
OF OCTOBER se0 and terminates the last day Of June
consideration OF the almost unprecedented that has
attended Efforts cannot refrain from expressing our thank
nCss 70 cur many friends and patrons and think may
pardoned for briefly referring TO OF the many advantages AZ
oded which the permanent prosperity OF all such Institutions
must ultimately depend.
buildings large and cOmmodOu, planned for the wants
and requirements Of large female intuon-and ahordng al
unequaed advantages for the comfort and convenience Of
pupils Only young ladies will occupy the chamber
except when three may prefer 10 room together.
The Principal study and business
Of his NE and 6a. now been engaged u successful teaching for
Pereneed selected with especial 70 me branches under
hei charge and sufficiently tried In this Institution to be referred
Our system education Is thorough and complete and while the
best facilities perfection In the Accomplishments Of
education devoted Insure the acquire
men,s OF sound The reason and Judgment are
B ignored made subsidiary to and dependent the former
Our daily Jsttu essentially In Close searching examn
ATOMS careful explanations and familiar lectures The plan pur-
for many instruction In the French department
emlneniv successful language family
attentions ven-ndeed every facility Afforded
to enable those pupils boarding with US 70 acquire an
knovdge Of and to speak with ease and nueney the French OF
conversation In this respect think school
advantages which only be eqused BY few Institutions Of
Music Vocal and Instrumental Drawing and Painting both
from models under the charge Of Professors
emneny qualified their various branches Most Of these In
employed 10 teach exclusively In our school, that by
vantage be Afforded for the aequ on OF these accomplish
ments.
such and regulations enforced calculated
mote the welfare and interest Of all The pupils.
Huprnr LsTrBvRE NJ Principal Natural Philosophy Ltea.
ture, Moral and Mental Philosophy French.
wN WILLIAMS. A. b. Vice Principal Astronomy, Mathematics,
Rev RO GAIEwOoD NJ, formerly Professor William Mary
Mrs 80 oistcx BENNETT, English Branches.
Miss MARY Q. GoEDOS, English Branches.
ssno Ga'IS o1nD9y FS MI Td spiG Ma and Italian
sIoSoESA MANErTi Ezra Plano.
yoHS A. CAIRO, Drawing and Painting.
VIZ y. GEABlu, Plano, Organ, Sacred Nude.
HEINRICH soHxHDER, Harp.
Csc wooBaoE and the Rev FRISK BAEE have kind
ly taken charge Of the Bible Glasses.
TERMs FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR.
Beginning the LIST day q October and ending the Let day Of July
Ror BoaIa ~
For Washng ..........'''. xV ~
for ~ W
For English Tuiiion. ........... 40 60
For French excuvely Of the E0gsh branch
90 90 90
Tot Music on paro, Guitar, organ or Singing
For lesson (of hour week ~ 70
(o hour week 50 20
lessons (of hour week 100 70
Per Sacred Music In Glass 20
FOR The use Of 70 90
FOR Painting IN Wafer cOors. ................ 40 %
Primary children under ii year; age 50 90
REFERENCEs.
Right Revere-d bishop Elliott Ca Right Reverend bishop JolHs,
Virginia. Right Reverend Bishop Cobb. Alabama Reverend
Reverend Charles Read Richmond Reverend Nelson Head
DAnye g. Gildereevs Richmond, Va Reverend
T. " Moore, d. Richmond, Va; Reverend, VIM. H. Wheel
wright Richmond VA Reverend John Saunders Richmond Va;
The Clergy o the Episcopal Church In Virginia
~ All letter. to be directed TO HUBERT p LEPEBVRE Rich
mond iy26-d&e3m
NJOTICE-Appcatlon viii be made President Dl,
~ rectora Virginia for the renewal OF certificate
No 1921 In said Bank dated December g. 1881 for one share
standing In the OF ANDREW PARKS OF kanaHha the original
having been lost seI-d6W
VITARTBD.-A lady we'll qualified to teach in school Of
w high grade Applicants distinctly all they can teach
an 10 address lmmt dately DR. TH0a. p ATKINSON,
Va