The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-23
TEbUcATI0N
rHE IS 3 YOUNG LApIEs, INSTITUTE

THE YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE
WHEELING. W. VA.
Late Moundsville,, Female Seminary }
PnoT, Pro y y; sHT4DSS MT4DS,,,8 HUTOm'' Principals.
Mss lis II. l. BoNHtx, Vice Principal. n
InS KATr s. NoNTAGUE, Principal PrepaEa!
tory Department. i,i BIru a5.I.I -tr..
Nina, NARY JACKSON, OF Weston, MatEou. :.
Assisted by . full COrps Of Professors and
~S.FSIi Term opens szpnrnBER 9TH, 1870. ~,
!ai.; 'ldi unI DESIGN. b..
The design ofthe Institution is 70 furnish ?
thorough and systematic course OF instruction
for yonng ladies upon tho plan Of University In
StrIetion, each department OF learning being
complete within itself, thuS enabling . young
lady TO select her own course Of study without
being restricted to any fixed routine OF classes,
requiring a certain number Of years 10 aniSh; ;
but, In opposition 70 this, young ladies' who have
advanced further In some studies than others,
can have the benoht OF thCir former requirements
and obtain Tt!fe1tS Of f+QaeieHcy In one or
mnre schools perhaps, in tho course OF ono year,
amor which time, they may bring up, with greater
rapidity and success, other studies.
. MusEc.
Young ladies' who have acquired cOnRtderable
proficiency upon the piano, and who may wish %
prosecute the study still further, can be frnlshed
with advantages Ior mastering this instrument
Mn. UutchinS Will give hGt personal attention
to this department. pruE .f "
Other schools embrace thorough instruction In
the following directions, viz:
Mathematics, FlstoFy, Ret!es.L.etters, Natural
THSi0fv PAvSlcdI Science, ChriSttdM SciEtlcE, Az
cient and AOitrA Languages aud FiS ATb.
The Academic Degress arc Conferred by State
authority, aud are as follows, namely:
AiSfress Of E''gltsh AterGt~S-ThFee years
course. I'D 'uaU
Mlstrsss Of Arts-Four years course. .,...
MlStreV Of AHSte-Two to three years.
MISUNDERSTANDING DEPARTMENT. '''
Boarlcrs, two in room, including all ex.
penses OfwRshing, flel, lights, Gymnastics,
Penm3nshlp. English, Latin, and French ,oo
Boarders, fpar II rccm Inclniag as above,
Parlor B0arters, two in room, pupil taking
but Que or two studies, pGr year. .:...,, 100
PArlor BOarders, with null advantage OF lnsti'
tuition, and with tho privilege OF tlirc0
music lessons pUF. week and three TO five
hours practice per day, per yoaE, o90
Tuition for Day Pupils, Z, 8, 10, II, u aud II
dollars per quarter, according to grade.
Rooms for the occupation OF boarders arc Of
pied by two pupils; I'd. Double rooms, consisting
Of parlor anil Bedroom, for either two OF four
pupils. l''. ~ ID,
For full particulars address for catalogue, tie
Principal Us above. mar9.4 4&Sd&w
WTEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
Hon. j. T. HOKE, I4esiient Board of Regents.
G. c. STuRoIs, S6erstGTy Board Of Regthts. ,;.,
... ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., President, Is
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy,
,l.. F.S. LYON, A. n, VleS Pretidant
Professor Of English Literature, and Principal Of
W' Preparatory Department.
.uu. y.a' 8. G. STEVENS, A. NJ, wi.-
Professor Of Astronomy and Physics. VI.
d. II II. II. PIERCE, A. NJ, In
N Capt. u. y. AL U.L ..--.
Professor Of Mathematics aud Of Military Tactics.
J. J. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Ph, D. ,.....
Professor OF Chemistry and Natural History.
r. W. WOOD, A. H., ph'LD.,
Professor Of Ancient aAd Modern Languages,
L O, W. MILLER, A. NJ, H f z.
Assistant In Preparatory Department
pD D.B. PuRNToN, Tutor. d.
W. ,t. GEO. n. HAGANs, ESQ.,, - .,
Superintendent Of Grounds aud Buildings.
..a HUGH ". BROCK, n: d.. 7U'r
Lecturer on Physiology aud Hygiene.
HON. JOHN A. OLLIE,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law
FA1l. TRRA begins lat Tuesday In September.
WNrRR TRRX" 1st Monday In December,
SPRINo TERT -" 90 Tuesday ia March.
COMMENCEMENT, 3dWOdnoid4y mJune.
TulrroN.- Preparatory, 9 per Term Of 10 weeks.
University, 81 per Term Of ID wOe6B.
DoERDMG-Not TO exceed S4 per week..
eV Send stamp for Catalogue. 'l o., o..
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