Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04
EDUCATIONAL.
a CADEMH OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
A lWAsHIsGroN BuILDINe)
"a 4cenas, Corner Of Sereath Street


d., Pa Acenms, Coraer Of Serenik Street
DAY AHs EsINlIS,S!fHiSSSS5! IfNylkIS!HS MASSES a
ran!n.ls. A M D. .aS .MaS9YTHTREY professor Of Modern
aG2ST sn3 tG
a, n I on Med1esdsy next, the 10th OF Septem
give schools and private fsmes CouIss t Of
lest upon ene french Literature from the Ear.
Time. ''s0 W 'io rrssen'
For terms and further particulars inquire at the
tendance daily from % II g. m and from to D. m.
TuoS FEMALE EDUCATION.
thorough and sneir 70 M
stsI phy scal tfalnlng Will receive daily and special
theme; and Gymnastics are respectfully invited to
,lsn, VISIT the Union Female Academy, corner Four
- - anu Nix. ( MRs. 2. RICHARDS,
an S,-u Principals
FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Mrs. s. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL,
The thirteenth annual session of this Institution
sHgss TS0ssPty occupied By Scott, Esa, sav
The GoPrss Of study pursued will comprise all
sstion, and Music, F1ench, Latin and Dfawins, il
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
boarderrs, who constituting part of her own fam
sion. She will endeavor as far as possible 10 sur
ronnd them with the comforts and kindly influences
;, ,Referemess.-Rev. Geo H. Norton. Rev. D.. Elias
Hsrris9e9, Tar H. Key: ID F. sPrigs, William H Fowle,
ESD, Henry MaFb9ry;h hfa: a.s Ed@Rf W. MsKr MKtmes'
Esq. Robert H. Hunton, Esq W, ID. Walach,
ss. W Msoi EosdSan
messrs. Blackjack K Marshall, Messrs. Corse
Board with Tuition in ali the English Branches,
SHnior inc annual isession-Payabie semi annually,
Music and d. tIangSsses at Professors prices,
THE. .PR .PPRREEsCoTT HIGH SCHOOL,
mo pa e. 8 4 FSHSRSs fPSsss
METROPoLITAN G0LLEGIATE INsTT-
A'- FOR yotuENth youNtGh LADIES,
4o4 ST., BETWEEN 6rn AND 7TH Srs.
The fourth annual session Sf the Institute will
Applications should be made early, as the number
OF pupils 10 limited. For paTtoulaTs circulars
vENNER, at the Institute VIM aus-tf
MRS. M. E. KINGsFORD.ss SEMINARY,
The next ,s,,,oa aia 10 ST. WasH D. C.
Terms, TO-, forwarded on application. au Is #
t. BLADENSBURG ACADEMY.
HE Above Institution was reopened on the 10th
MstSemates es of nst.pct%n is Cafs cal
Iliniteu numDor OF hoardsrs Will be received and
treated as members of the family. Early applIca-
ton shoud b made, as there are but few ancies.
Terms Tor boaId: 5l@ per session of 10 months !;
one-na1 payable In advance. Day pupils from SIS
to ; 10 per quart r..
Stages run twice day from Washington to the
AcaneIny, PTof J. r LII, Principa',
Sc - 81 20 INST Bladensburg, Md.
pLAINFIELD ACADEMY,
Twenty ninth session Sees wesss P2 10
vember 5th. family school for Twenty-Five
good boys, Tor whose comfort and Improvement
the time and energy of the Principal is de-
voted Entire expense SIS. Circulars at Star
Once. To hll a few vacancies call az KirkwoOds'
from 8 to p. m.. October l8 and 10; or address r.
4. BUR ~, Principal and Proprietor, Plainhe Id,
CumDerIand county. Pa sc 70 colin
GEORG ETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ (FoRMERLY Miss l.. =. ENGLIsH's,)
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
The duties of this Institution will be resumed ON
the hrst Monday IN September next.
The course of instruction embraces all that In
taught IRON the rudiments TO the most highly fn-
ished education.
The corps of teachers, ten IN number are emil
nentiy qualified aud experienced in their several
departments.
Lectures Friday evenings on tho Natural Sciences
without charge to the pupils.
Circulars may be ob,a,1ed BY addressing the Prn-
au p eO3m