Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06
MIR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL.

TIVE NEXT SESSION OF school begins the FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER $780, and terminates the last day Of June
consideration Of the almost unprecedented that
attended efforts cannot efan from expressing thank
pardoned for briefly referring Of the advantages az
ioded which the prosperity OF all such Institutions
ultimately depend.
The buildings large and cO@medou' planned for the wants
and recurrence. IS Of large female iniuon-and aGordng al
unqaaed advantages for The comfort and convenience Of
pupils Only ladies viii occupy the chamber
except when three may prefer 20 room together.
The Principal has made female Question the study and business
upwards Of twenty year, his assistants well qualified and
psene,d selected with especial reference TO the branches under
their charge and sufficiently tried In this Institution TO be reeed
Our system Of edueaon Is thorough and complete and while the
facilities afforded perfection in the accomplishments Of
female education the greatest deVoedt the acquire
sound practical learning the and judgment
exercised In preference to memory the latter while Who'll
ignored made subsidiary to dependent the former
atoms careful explanations and familiar lectures The plan pur
sued for instruction In the French department
proved euinentv successful II the language Of the family
much time and attention given every facility Afforded
to enable those PSP SOsrSR win I Us 70 oS SSSo. an
common conversation, In this respect think school
advantages which only be equAed by few institutions Of
Music Vocal and instrumental Drawing and Painting both
emnenty qualified In their various branches Most Of these
employed to teach exclusively in school that BY
vantage be Afforded for the aequ sOn Of these accomplish
such rules and regulations enforced pro-
mote the welfare and in'er. rr Of c al the pupils
HunrEr p LrrrpvRE A NJ Principal Philosophy Liea-
ture Moral and Mental Philosophy French.
WILLIAMS, A. B. Vice Principal Astronomy, Mathematics,
Chemistry, History Latin.
EDwAao How ARD English Literature, History, Reading.
Mrs GRACE BENNETT, English Branches.
Miss MARY @. GoEDoS, English Branches.
Senior CAELos cARDoyEz MERl Spanish and Italian.
siGSuRNA ASroSIErTA EZRA. Vocal Music
SIGNORSA MARIETTA ERBA, Piano
JeHS A. oAlro, Drawing and Painting
W.. GR,BAU; Piano, Organ, Sacred huSe
O. W TUIow, Piano.
HENRICH SCHNEIDER, Harp.
y. ERicssos, Guitar.
Csc woOBAoR and the Rev. FRANK B4KE have kind
ly taken charge Of the Bible Glasses.
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR.
Beginning the LIST day q October and ending the lst day OF July
For Board. s2OO w
For Washing ............. 20 o.
For lights. 10 w
Nor 10 90
For English tuition ................ 10
Modern Languages, each. 20 90
French when studied exclusively OF the English branch
~ w
For Literature. ........... 20 90
For Music Piano, Guitar, Organ Singing
For lesson (o hour week 40 90
For two lessons (o hour week 50 90
three lessons (of hour week 100 90
For four lessons (of hour) week leo 90
For Sacred Music Class 90
For Teachers Tees
tor we use OF riano ~
For Drawing from Models ~ %
For DraSing from Natrre...... ~ "
For Painting In Water Coors. 40 90
III rant
Primary Experimentation Children under II years age 80 90
REPERENC'S
TIE PA1RSs ScHoORgh Reverend Bishop Meade, Va
Ga hna