Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-31
GEoRGETOwN FEMALE SEMINARY.

EEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.
Miss M.J.HARRoVER beg. leave to inform
her friends and former patrons that she has heen
called on to yield up the premises she recent
having been unable in the mean time TO secure an
eligible position In the vicinity that would per-
met her to reopen her school at the appoiuted time
she is reluctantly compelled to withdraw the pros
pectus lately issued.
Notwithstanding the disappomtm ent lshe feels at
not being able TO carry cut her former design, she
yet has the pleasure 70 announce TO her friends and
The public generally that she has taken the commo
dlous and extensive establishment, known rs the
Georgetown Female Seminary. which acquired so
much celebrity under the supervision OF Miss l.. =.
Eng lish, where she will be happy to receive such of
her former pupils desire to continue their attend
conveyance Tree Of CHARGE 70 and from the semi 1i
nary, those W no may wish to avail themselves of
names at Gray and Balantyne's bookstore.
Miss narrower has sanguine hopes that with her
raj departments of instru ctIon she viii be able to
meet the approval of all those who may feel disposed
The duties of the Seminary will commence on the
hrst Monday in September.
Miss NJ: J. narrower, Principal.
Ms: AEHGTTsTTA 18TH tARNSE8 rnRSs8A Assistant 81
Mad'm DORMAN, Teacher of French,
au p -dst& cost
GEoRGETowN COLLEGE.
Studies will be resumed in this Institution on
au 253im b. A. MAGUIRE, Pres.
EAST WASHINGTON SEMINARY,
IL Cor. Va. are. and 5th So. east, Masonic Hall,
- Nary Yard.
The duties of this School will be resumed Sept
LIST. The course of study embraces all the
branches usually taught in the best schools OF the
country. For further information, terms &c, see
]. w. p. BATES Principal,
au 25-eO3w" (Successor TO DR.. J. T.. Clawson.)
FhNALFL LEsia4E EESif14EH fSsFFrEFE, SIP EFENcH COL
No. l82 Is;reet, GadSby'S RoW, near corner Penn.
>, nrenme dad 2Ist street, WdShiHgton, ID. &.
49, Classlca Departments.
Mn. e. Roll CoRsoy, Teacher Of French,
NIL. NATHALIE EMILE ROLLIs, Assistant Teach
The Duties Of this Institute will be resumed on
Monday the 7th OF September, 1857 The course of
study embraces all the branches of liberal English
and French Education.
In the English Department which is under the i'm
me date direction of the Principal special attention
Is given to the Mathematics, English Grammar,
and the critical reading Of authors
ELoCUTIoS is taught both as a science and an art
The PrincIpal having devoted number OF years To
acareiu study of the philosophy of the voice and its
ply slca mechanism, enabled to impart definite and
Intelllgl BILE instruction upon the subject.
The advantages afforded for acquiring a practical
knowledge of the French language are not surpassed
by those Of any other Institution in tie country.
Nine. Corson and her sister, Mile. Roin, are
ParIsans 10y birth, and their instructions and general
Iy through the medium Of French. There also
connected with the Institution q large number of
FoE erms se ,5csisI,
cen be Obtslned st the Book and Music Stores, and
OF the Principal.
A of little girls will be formed, who will re-
ceive careful instruction in English Reading and
Spell! ng and the elements of French.
Terms, per session of } months. .----- SIS.
w tIhont reneh- .---- ----. "'