Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-01

| ReopentRg OF the AcGden1aes.-Next Mon
| day will be day Of reunion among the teach
| ers and scholars of many of the various acade
mics, and we trust that both parties will com,
| to their tasks Refrigerated, and prepared tt
accomplish their respective duties success
fully. The advertising columns of the Sta,
will inform the reader Of several of these in.
situations, with some particulars in relation te
their various excelleneies We name them
below:
RocAriHe Aeaaemy:-This institution is de-
lightfnlly situated in Montgomery county.
Maryland, and gives thorough instructions in
the English, mathematical, and classical
branches. The principal will be in this city
Tomorrow, and can be seen at the drug store
Of Messrs. Patterson 4 Nairn. corner of Penn
Sylyanil avenue and 9th street.
Emerson LastitHte.-A snew and commo-
dious building has been erected for this
Academy, on the corner of 18th and II streets,
healthy location, and the course of instruc
ton is classical and mathematical. Charles
b. Young, A. NJ is the principal.
Northern Liberties Female Seminary
new building has also been erected for this
excellent Institution for the education of young
ladies. 1t is situated on the corner of 10th
and L streets, and is conducted by Mrs. A E.
Bell, principal preceptress
Rittenhouse Academy.-O. C. Wight, Esq
is principal of this institution, located on the
corner Of Sd street and Indiana avenue, where
a Itch
tanned.
Rugby Academy-This institution is situa-
ted on the corner of 14th and X streets. where
limited number of pupils receive instruc-
tions in the higher branches, under the
guidance of G, F. Morrison, Esq, principal
MISS Collan's Female School, Here young
ladies are educated with strict attention to
their minds, and lessons are given in music
and needle work, in addition to their usual
studies
Juueniie School The Misses Prettyman
conduct this institution, which is situated on
Fl, between 18th and 18th streets, whore the
rudiments of good English education are
carefully inculcated.
Select School for Young Lzdles-Mrs
Converse and Miss Miller have charge of this
institution, located in a high and healthy part
of Baltimore city, where an accomplished edu-
cation may be OBJ aimed.
Washington Seninary.-The schools of
this Seminary were opened to-day, with a fine
prospect of the term-teachers and pupils
looking the better of their vacation
Seminary for Boarding and Day School,
NJ. A Tyson and Sisters Female Seminary on
F street, between 18th and 18th streets, will
not open until the 18th of September, when
the studies will be resumed under their e1-
perienced direction.
These institutions Of learning are among
the best in the country, and are fully entitled
to the patronage Of parents and guardians
The Regatta To-day.-At o'clock this
morning, the two crack boats, Young America
and George Washington, started from the ap-
pointed pace, the Arsenal, on a race to Fort
Washington and back. Young America had
the lead at II o'clock. Mr. Francis Reilly is
umpire on the part of Young America and
Mr.. John Lloyd, on the part of the Washing
ton, both of whom are stationed at the Fort to
attend to tho arrival Of tho boats there. We
have not heard the names of the judges at the
point of returning. Considerable sums have
been bet, and much interest is taken in the
race, which will no doubt occupy the entire
day, as the breeze is very light.
Election Of C6fesrs.-At a meeting Of the
National Greys last night, tho following named
gentlemen were unanimously elected officers
of the corps: G. W. Cutter, captain; L. D.
Towers Francis Holden, Jas Sutton, ieuten-
ants; G.. K. Boyd, ensign. We are informed
that the company is increasing in numbers
and The efforts of the popular officers Just
elected will be to make the company one Of
the strongest in this District
Tie StGtHary.-The wOrkmen are stiH bus
lily engaged laying he foundation and setting
the Grcnough group. 1t represents white
man seizing the arms Of savage, arlGed with
a tomahawk, and firmly holding him, whilst
Tie wife OF tee settler holds her babies in her
arms, and a western dog stands baying IN
front The idea is, that IF civilization iri-
umphinG over savage life. 1t will tolie week
or moro to have it set aad cleaned, ard ready
for public view.
Stealing u PIrrot-Some contemplate