Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27
EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N E w 8.
Educational.


Parents and guardians who desire that the
children under their care shall be properly IN
strReted IN institutions where attention is raid
TO tAeir morals, as well as their mental 4, ain
ing, will do well 10 consult the columns OF rhs
STAB nom day 70 day, as they will md adver-
situations OF learning in this District and its
aeigheorhOod. The following were advertised
an ytsierday's STAR, and we shall continue
our notices as new advertisements appear. for
the oenent OF those Of our readers who desire
information on this point, as the tine ,s
rapidly approaching when as a teacher lately
commence again"
dkoR6ErowN CoLLRGK.-The next session of
Georgetown College, Rev. h. A Naguipe =
y, PRESIDENT, will commence on the first
MONDAY OF september. The reputation of this
venerable institution of learning is so yell
established that we need do no more than call
attention TO the advertisement in another
column.
partmert of this excellent institation. R-y 7
w. Samson, ID. d., President, opens ON Wedpss
day, September 9th; the College on Monday
continued.
CITY ACADEMY AND ARMY OFFICERS L.
sTITUTE, Prof John Fill, Principal 41 I
street, between sth and 10Th streets. Duties
Will be resumed September Isl Young geple-
men and lzdies instructed, and army oftjcars
prepared for examination. A few boarders
Received.
ST VISCEsT's SCHOOL, corner Of 10Th and q
streets, under the care of the Sisters of CHARITY
Will open on Monday, August 3ist Parents
should be prompt in sending their children.
THE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HfGH
SCHOOL VIII be open on Monday. August 3ist
at y street Presbyterian Church MT i w
Hunt, the principal, was lately a teacher in
one OF orr Grammar schools, and the trustees
commend hirl as "a good classical and scien-
hhc seholar,-a most excellent disciplinarian,
and an accomplished gentleman" He has
many other testimonials as to character and
efficiency.
PROFESSOR .EsPUTA's MUSICAL ACADEMY
VIII De open for instr uetion August 3lst, and
judging from the advance made by his pupils
last year, a shown at their exhibition al Gar
TOlI Hail, ne Is a most capable teacher. His
advertisement, elsewhere, Is worthy of note by
all Interested In receiving or impartlng Instruc.
ton IN MUSIC.
TIE BORROWED DESTITUTE opens its seven
teenih session on the second Monday in Sep.
TENDER. II is situated a. PIkesviIle. Baltimore
county, Nd Rev. +. -. :. Waldron, prln-
Cipal.
FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY, Rev. Thos.
M Cam, A. NJ, principal, an excellent insti-
tuition al Frederick, Md, possessing full collie
gate powers, VIII commence lis 18th scholastic
year the first Monday in September.
Mrs S. A PICKS SELECT SCHOOL for boys
and girls III reopen, ri street, corner I7tn
street, on the first Monday in september.
THEYoTNG LADIES SCHOOL on Capitol Hill,
No. DuddIngton Place, LIST street, between Il
and tSstreets sourh- will be- reopened Monday,
September eth: Mrs. Vernon Dorsey in charge
Miss IOUNG's SEMINARY, corner / and 18th
stTeets-Ihe studies OF this school fer young
LADIES' VIII be resumed Tuesday, - ptember LIST
A few small boys will Be received.
EVERETT INSTITUTE, a Classical and English
school for Boys, on Massachusetts avenue,
PrInciPal-The thirteenth annual session of
d institute will commence on Monday, Sep.
5knbeT 7th.
Miss HARROvERs BOARDING AND DAY
- In.ar I-yrka
Sep ember Iith. Miss Narrower is an expert
"nced and faithful teacher. See her advertise.
meLt
Mrs. AND Miss kEsLEY's School poR
You've LADIES. 18Th and streets.-Duties
will Dc resumed August 31st. This is recon-
meEded as a good school.
Miss LUCE VI. HUNTER will reopen her
school, corner of Market and Sd streets, George
town, on the l4th of September.
ST. PETEE's ACADEMY. in charge Of the
SISTERS OF The Holy Cross. will open on Monday
september 9th, 1T No. II Duddington Place,
corner OF 4 stree; south and 1st street east,
Capitol HILL
MRS E.L-JENsEN's SEMINARY FOR BOYS will
reopen al her residence, Al ID street, between
lst ana I'd streets on Monday, September 7th
fre neh and Latln taught al moderate prices.
PRIVATE INs-RUCTIoN.-A capital chance TO
have Children educated NJ country hone.
W beTe they can pursUe their studies and live
comfortably with excellent opportunities for
exercise. Is offered by lady in an advertise
heading private instruction
NORTHERN LIBERTIES ExYNoCR AND BLAIR
CIrs.-Last night a meeting was held at
Wits Hall. Seventh street, for the purpose Of
organizing Seymour and Blair club, and was
called 70 order by Joseph F. Shillen, ESQ
who explained the object OF the meeting. On
motion the Char appointed a committee Of five
TO draft constitution and bylaws for the
government OF nne club. The Committee after
wards reported q Constitution and bylaws
u hIch Were adopted. After the signing Of the |
Constitution the following officers Were
, 'ectec: President, George w. calvert; Vice |
Pre-, 'dent, Joseph HodgsOu. and Dr. T. G.. |
ITaxto. Recording Secretary. q. NJ. ID. Ran.
dsIi 1sorresn.r nding Secretary. Dennis Gala |
: her: Trea.nrer. YIN. b. Butts. The newly |
elected President tha 7ked the meeting for the |
b. esr s.or,s IN behalf G, the interests Of ii. !
riub. Addresses eremasa b, Ae,sEs. Hodg. |
son. Clayton, Wilde., and others, Asst HAieh
he meeting ad journed.
PCBIIC IMPROyRNENTs IN SorrH WASHING |