From the Richmond Dispatch, 9/27/1861, p. 2

RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The Eighth Session begins TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1^st, 1861, and ends June 30^th, 1862. Location on 10^th street, extending from Marshall to Clay.

Both Boarders and Day Pupils are received, and the course includes the whole range of studies, from the lowest Primary to the highest Collegiate.

FACULTY:

CHAS. H. WINSTON, M. A., U. Va., President and Professor of Moral Science and Ancient Languages.
J. LEIGH JONES, M. A., U. Va., Mathematics ad Natural Sciences.
WM. S. CHASE, M. A., English Literature.
Rev. J. L. BURROWS, Evidences of Christianity.
Prof. F. EMION, (of Paris,) French.
Senor C. C. MERA, Spanish and Italian.
Miss N. S. Valentine, English branches.
Miss M. P. HILL, English branches.
Miss JANE S. STANARD, Preparatory Department.
Mrs. ANN C. MALLORY, Preparatory Department.
Miss MARY C. LATHROP, Preparatory Department.
Prof. N. B. CLAPP, Principal Musical Department.
C. C. MERA, Piano.
O. A. ERICSSON, Guitar.
Miss MARY L. LEFTWICH, Drawing, Painting, &c.

If Prof. EMION should not be able to return from Europe, Prof. CHASE, late of Richmond College, and for seven years Vice Consul at Paris, will take charge of the French Classes.

TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS:
(Half payable October 1^st, or on Entrance - remainder February 15^th.)

A reduction of one-fourth to Ministers.

No charge for English tuition of daughters of Volunteers in service.

Payments for each half-session must be strictly in advance, except by special contract, and money will be refunded only in case of protracted sickness.

Catalogues, containing full details, may be obtained at the Bookstores, or by application to the President.

CHAS. H. WINSTON,
Richmond, Va.

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