Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-31

Orr Schools. -On Monday morning, our
schools will commence to open, and until the
first of October, one after another will resume
its exercises, and our young people aftera long
and pleasant vacation, will 60 back, cheertully,
to books and studies Few places have more
or better schools than Alexandria, and our
readers can have no difficulty in selecting from
the many whose advertisements appear in our
columns, such as may best suit their taste and
means For their convenience, we annex a
list of those advertised, with the time of open
ing Of each
On Monday, September I'd, there will open
st. Johns Academy, R. L. Carne, jr., Prin-
cipa at the Odd Fellows Hall, north Column
bus street, near Queen.
The Alexandria Academy, John S. Beach,
Principal, at the Hydraulion Engine House,
10 north Royal street
Norman F. Moore's Classical and Prepare
tory School, 60 south Fairfax street.
Miss nabille's School for Young Ladies. And
the following schools for children Of both
sexes, viz:
Miss Mary II. Walshs, at 10 south st.
Asaph street.
Miss Aunie r. Hodgkin's, at 10 north St.
ASaph street.
Miss Lena Spman 5, S. +. corner of Prince
and Water streets.
Miss P. Littlefeld' S, l42 south Fairfax street.
Miss Dearborn's, 50 south Water street.
Stanmore School for Girls, Mrs. c. Fl.
Miller and Misses Mary P. Coffin and Ellen
Farquhar, Principals, Sandy Springs, Mont
gomery county, Md.
On Wednesday, September 4th
Clifton Female Institute, R. L. Brockett,
Principal, near Jessup's Cut, Washington
Branch Railroad
On Monday, September 9th:
H. F. Henry's Mathematical and English
School, Lyceum Hall, centre room.
The Alexandra Eclectic Academy, Capt
VIM E. Baker, Principal, Lyceum Hall, south
room.
St. Mary's Academy, Miss Mary A. Roach,
Principal, AZ south Washington street.
The Collegiate Institute for Young Ladies,
III. II
King street.
Miss E. A. Coakley's School for both sexes,
IS Commerce street.
On Wednesday, September llth:
The Alexandria Female Seminary, X. KEN
per, Principal, 50 south Washington street.
On Monday, September 10th:
The Alexandria School, Charles l.. Powell,
A. NJ, Principal, n. E. corner Of Duke and
Washington streets.
Miss Marks Seminary for Young Ladies'
PA King street.
The Belle Haven Institute for Young Ladies,
Misses E. B. CARRIER and A. L. Tebbs, Princi-
pals, Queen street. near ST. Asaph.
Miss Rebecca Powels School for Young
Ladies, n F. corner of Duke and Washington
street. -
Mrs. Whiting School for y Dung Children,
Christ Church Yard, north Washington street.
Miss Fannie V. OWNS School for both
sexes, 40 south Fairfax street.
o. Wednesday, September 18th:
Mrs. Robert A. Castleman's School for
Young Ladies, IS south Pitt street.
On Wednesday, September 25th:
The Episcopal High School of Virginia, Rev.
VIM f. Gardner Rector, at Howard, near
Alexandria
Norwood School, VIM. D. Cabeli, Principal,
Nelson county, Va.
Besides these, the following, OF collegiate
rank, will be found, advertised, viz
On Thursday, September 10Th
Washington College, General R. E. Lee,
President Lexington, Va.
Wednesday, October Cd:
Richmond College, Richmond, Va.
Richmond Medical College, Richmond, Va.
GEoRGETowN.-Am meeting ofthe merchants
Of Georgetown was held in the new market
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