Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16

INA LEI 4 - ~ Els SCHAOOL.
EIHE NEXT SESSION Of school begins the FIRST ia
OF 0CToBER, 1seO and terminates the last day Of jar

rEIHE NEXT SESSION Of school begins the FIRST DAY
iS6 my " '-N''
In consideration Of the almost unprecedented success that
attended our Efforts from expressing
ulnessto our many friends and patrons and think may
padoned for brey referring 70 Of the many advantages
must utgatey depend.
and requireme Of large female lrsltuon-and aordrg al
most ed advantages for the comfort and
our pupils ony two young ladies will occupy the chamber
except when three may pre- er to room together.
OF his e and has been engaged In successful teaching
upwards Of twenty year, his assistants well quaaed and
especial reference 70 e branches under
their charge and sufficiently tried 10 this Institution be
TO with entire confidence
system educaon thorough and complete and while the
female education the greatest acquire
preference memory and the latter while not Who'll
y ignored made subsidiary dependent the former
Our daily stem consists essentially elise searching exau
aons careful explanations and familiar lectures plan Iur
sued for In instruction in the French
proved ennenv successful h language Of the family and
much time and attention gyenindeed every facility Afforded
knowledge Of and speak with and huency the
conversation In this respect think school pos
esses which can only be eqused by few institutions OF
Music Vocal Instrumental Drawing and Painting both
from models and from nature under the charge Professors
emlnenty qualified Ia their various branches Most these
rueors employed oeac exclusively In school, that by
devotng heir time and aeEion entirely pupils every ad-
vantage may be Afforded for the on Of these accomplish
ments.
such regulations enforced eulated to
mote the welfare and n'ersss o. . al hs pupils
HuHEAT p LEKBvEE A. M Principal Natural Philosophy Ltera
ture, Moral and Mental Philosophy, Frelch.
WN u. WILLIAMS A. D., Vice Principal, Astronomy Mathematics
Chemistry, History, Latin.
EDwARo O IOvAED, LDSsh Literature History. Reading
Mrs. GgACE BESSkIr, Engith Branches.
Mss MARI G. GoRIoS English BRANCHES.
Senior Carlos CAkDOvEz MIRA, Sparish and Italian,
sIGNuRISA SSroNIErIA ERBA, Vocal Music.
siGSoRiSA MARIETTA kRBA, Piano
JoHS A. CAlYo Drawing and Painting
WN v GRAHAu. Piano. Organ, Sacred Music.
Q. W. THnOw, Piano.
HESRCu SCHEEiDER Harp.
0. ERIcssON, Guitar.
Gao and the Rev Faux BiKER have kind
ly taken charge OF the Bible Glasses
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR.
Bennng the LIST day a October and ending day July
For Washing 20 o.
for lights 10 90
Nor Fuel. 10 90
For English Tu Ion. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 On
For Modern Languages 20 W
POr French when studied exclusively the English branch
e............................. ....... 10 90
For Latin O. OO
Por Literature ..........
Rpr Music Plano, Guitar Organ 81 Singing:
For lesson (of hour week 90 90
For two lessons (of hour week 50 on
Por three lessons (of hour) week 100 90
For four lessons of an our) 100 90
For Sacred Music in Glass 500
FOR HARP ...........-............. Teachers fees
Ror the OF Plano 10 90
For Drawing from Models zee.
Yor Drawing from Nature. 40
Ior pantng IN wafer Coors ~ 70
FOr vi rant % ~
Primary Experimentation Children under II years Of age 80 90
REFERENCsS.
THE PATR soOL ght Reverend bishop Meade,
Right bishop Elicit ca Right Reverend hop hns
Virginia. Right Reverend BShcp Cobhs Alsbama Reverend
Emple. d. D. wi mlugon n. Rev. Doggett d. D. Rich.
mond Reverend Charles Read Richmond Reverend Nelson ea