The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-13
EDUCATIONAL.
A sRLAND FEMALE kMtNARY

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6Eo ". 'ARMIs'fEHD,A A. M. PRrsc,p.L.
% hRalsTEHS 1Nh IN
MS.f r SyA aPf Ea a ,sraaes in An
cient Lans aages, Mathematics and Natural Sol
sKbb. r. FINCH, Lecturer on Chemistry and
Ms. LIZZIE !. CONVERSE. rnstruotre.s IN
EMIL RRuifCH, Instructor in German and vo-
Mss MARY LOU. AsYIsTEAD; rn..ruc,re.a
Min LYME 5. UUNVERsE, Principal In.
strngtrsssin mesic on Piano and Guitar, Drawing
ana f''h''"' CHARGES,
Pc, term Of t,cemty tcesh payable in adrante!
For Board including iurnisAed room, attendance,
fuel and lishts, S65 co
For For pr asnlns English. 70 90
For Higher English. ........ -.-....... 30 co
For ancient Lansoagss, eaeh.............. 10 90
For. Lectures on Chemistry and Natural W
For Music On Piano, Guitar or Cultivation 800
OF the Voice, each; .....---.,----. .--..- 20 90
For Drawing. Painting in Water Coior;s, ~
and Grecian Painting, each. ....-... IN IN
For Painting in OIL Coors ..-......... 20 90 90
II cidsntal charge for dav scholars ~ - ~
Incidental charge for boarders. ....... . IN
The fourth annual session OF this Ho,irishing In
stltuton tfottncrl, rnder the auspices of Chas r
@th 1869 and continue with few days ititcrmHiss
SION at Christmas for forty treeks The session g
di Tss into two terms of twenty weeks each
meolate control of Mr.. and Mrs ARMIsrEAD-
ne iidlnss haye been newly furnished. Ash
7s ths sest OIL the lnstltution, is healthy beau
from Richmond The railway to Ffed5 ssr rs
.,,s... GEO; W; ARMlsTEAp.
au l-eooot Ashland. Hanover CO., Va.
iGHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.-
- he seventh Session begins OCTOBER IsT,
1860, and ends the last of June. 1881.
Inc increased prosperity of the past session en-
eosrases the Presdea in the effort to make the
institution yet more deserving OF the large patron
age aod the high literary character it has acquired
us acuty Is large and able, its buildings which
fully located and thorou ghly furnished, its appa-
ratas costly and complete It's course ofstudy com
pfenenslVe and thorough.
The English Course, as will be seen from our
Catalogue, is unusually large. and it is made es-
peclsllJ prominent throughout. LANGUAGES are
taught after the methods best adapted to secure
ea,ai aso' pine which seems the true END OF the
is also carefully attended to-
NJ The Musical Department remains in charge Of
Charles H. Winston, A. NJ UNIV. of Va ), Press
dent and Prof. of Moral Science and English Lit
Rev J. l.. Burrows, D. D Evidences of Chris
tianty.
James Leigh Jones, A. M, UNIV. fVa.,) Mqths-
+ A. lewis, Il. d. Natural Sciences
Senior Carlos c. Mera Spanish and Italian.
Miss Mary L.. Leftwich, Drawing, Painting, &c.
Miss S. y. Royal, English Branches.
Miss n. s. Valentine, English Branches.
Miss Jane 8. Stanard, Preparatory Department
Mrs. Ann f Mallory. Pre- paratory department.
Miss Mary c. LathToP, Preparatory Department.
N. B. Clapp, Principal of Musical Department.
G. G.. Mera, Piano.
D. A. Ericsson. Guitar.
The President W Ii hear the rotations of nNhe
classes at regular intervals, giving special 6tten
lion to the Primary pupils.
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS.
4Haf PAYABLE Oct. 1S6O-remainder Feb, Is, 81 }
English Tuition, Preparatory De partment.S 80
English Tuition, Collegiate Department. 90 90
| Ancient a. nd Modern LANGUAGES, each --- 20 90
Music on Pano, with Vocal Music.. 50 %
Music on Guitar, - - - ....... 40 20
Use of instrument for practising. ........ 5 90
Vocal NJ uslc alone, (taken by all In casseSb 2 90
Drawing, Needework, or Greclan PANT
IHS--- ~ w
Oil Painting -..... Observation-Disclosures. so 90
INK - - <. ........ l6b 90
w ASKING -............... 20 %
A reduction of one fourth to Ministers.
AANo extra charges. Pupils provide Books
and sta tIonery at their own expense. In case of
protracted sickness. deduction will be made for
absence.
Boarders are members of the Presidents fami-
ly. Money to meet their incidental expenses
should be deposited with him, and all letters for
them sent to his care.
Catalogues containing full details, may be OBJ
tanned at the Bookstores. or by appl cation to the
Presl lent, CHAS H w NSFON.