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SOUTHERN PLANTER—ADVERTISING SHEET.
Corner of Grace and Foushee Streets, RICHMOND, VA.
The next Session of this Institution will open on the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
and close on the First Day of July, 1858.
TERMS FOR THE SCHOEASTIO YEAR,
For Board,
For Washing, - - -
For Lights,
For English Taititm,
For Modern Languages, (each,)
For French, when studied exclusively of
the English branches.
For Latin, -
For Music on Piano, Harp, Guitar, Organ
or Singing:
For one lesson (of an hour) a week,
$200
20
G
40
20
40
20
40
REFERENCES:
Ft)r two lessons (of an hour) a week.
For three lessons (of an hour) a Aveck,
For four lessons (of an hour) a week,
For the use of Piano,
For Drawing, frcnn Models,
For Drawing, from Nature,
For Painting in Water Colors,
For Oil Painting,
Primary Department—for Children under
11 years of age, - ;-;. -
The Patrons of the School.—Right Rev. Bishop Meade, Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Right
]>ishop Elliott (vf Georgia, Right Rev. Bishop Cobbs of Alabama, Rev. Moses D. Hog
D., Rev. Charleys H. Read, D. D., Rev. T. V. Mo ..re, D. D., Rev. B. Gilderslevc. The 01
of the Episcopal Cliurch in Virginia.
!F A 6 XT X. T "^
Rev. II. S. Kepfler,
AViLLiAM G. Williams, a.
John P. Little, M. D.
R. A. Lewis, M. D.
Eliodoro Camps,
HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE, A. M., PrincipaL
John A. Calyo,
C. W. TniLow,
W. F. Grabau,
Mrs. a. E. J. Gibsox,
Miss Mary Gordon,
MAD'ELLE L. VILLEMET, French Governess.
All letters to be directed to Hubert P. Lefebvre, Richmond, Va.
Eourth Annual Catalogue of |
Thoroughbred North Devon Cattle,
C. >S.
tite property of
WAINWRIGHT, "TtiE Meadows,' Rhinebeck,
Duchess Co., N. Y.
The suhpcriber has just issued his CaTalogue for
llic ]>refPi)t season, cmitaiiiinff full pedigrees of all the
uniuuils composing; his herd at this date.
Tkkms ok Sale, &c.:
He oifi^rs nt private sale some half a dozen youriff
Bulls, and about the same tiuuiber of females; all of
them of the very fust quality, and either bred or imported
by himself.
Copies, with tiie prieesmnrked against such animals
as are for pale, iriav lie had by addressiue: him as above.
'•
,„av-3t
C. S. WAIiNWRIGHT.
Why is it that E. P. Nash of Petersburg
Continues to sell so many Pianos ?
Tin-: ANSWER IS PI.AIN AND THUTII-
FUI. AS FOLI^OVVS:
iJecausc. for more than ixventy years he has con
s(-ientiouslv avoided sellinp any but the best ilistnimciltsl
And the natural result has bcon, that every
ouo of the 'I'hoMsaiids of Pianos he has
s(dd has had the elfect of sellin? others,
and thus year after year, his sales have
increased imtil, to meet the demand, he fnids it ne-
cessary to keep on hand a stock of Jioui lorly to
fifty Iiistrumcnis ; but supjioso for n inoment that
his Pianos had been of doublful (|nality. can any
(•undid, tbinkiiif person fail lo see, that the public
Miss E. Bartlett,
Mrs. M. Taylor,
Mad'me M. Estvan,
Mad'elle Lacy,
Charles H. Ros«en,
[Jaly%7-
548"XC RE8^ O
:ormge.mi1rsali
IS'ear Barboursvillc^ and six Miles from (lot
villc DepoL ,-^ '.
To both i)liices there is an excellent McA
ize.l road. About one-fourth of ihelniul is
ily timbered, the balance is cleared and
adapted to the growth of GRAIN and TOBA
There are
Fifty Acres of Blue Run L«
Grounds ;
which is very line Meadow Land. Tlu
provements consist of a conilbrtable