Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-10
I'm Chairman %: the Faculty
NrlpDLEBUEG FEMALE INSTITUTE

>''''''' we :. NAUr!N,
iy22-lma Chairman a.: the Faculty
MlOOIN"0"c :11A'% 'S@r n'..
hi School, located in the yi!ss" Of Midi.
burg. in the mids. or - beautiful and healthy
country has Ice n conducted lnr TIE - 'i:'
sessions by tho Rev. J. a.. l!Al ; Is -.
9TH session will begin tho ~ Monday ~ ;''l
TENDER, under J. a. HAYS ... a"i j. Il. y
KER. rs ASsocint, prnyipn'. E.l"g t'.''s
| of many years cNpcFl, n'r, l""y :''' i.''' -.'H
| can confidently promise thorough 'h''I"'.i''
| in nil the branches usually 'HuE', - Tenn"
TERMS pa: ...,,i,:, co.. 20 wHehs
| + lari tul Tuition......... g., u
Tuition, Primary Department ............. J.. b.
Music with ip,truIn':,ti 81 l.
70: .I. (J. y. HAINt ". \ NJ
iii"''paI'' j. g. BAKER, Gr /. g.! ~
MidIieburg. jy 2i-co2m
| OF johns ACADEMY.
IL ALEXANDRIA. \ :.
The 3lst Session viii commence on Weinc'
| day September lst and continue ten month.
| Board and Tuition in Ancient Languag'.,
Mathematics. Natural Science and the ordinary
English branches $40 y session, payable 1"'r-
tcrly in advance.
The school is provided with superior Cn'm'
cal. Philosophical, Astronomical and Eng
nacrng Instruments, including "a line lelr'''pr
extensive Cabinc, of Minerals, and y Library
of 80 volumes.
Tho new boarding house. 10 md - Prin.r
street, has gas throughout with hot and '"it
| baths, &c, and affords u plea ant Hnd c"."i'N
| able home - students from abroad.
TEACHERS:
| RICHARD l.. CAIN Il, \. II, fuhcl o..
Greek, Latin, Natural Science ana Senior hH"
| gish.
THEODORE il. FICKLIN. \. NJ, Meth"
| MATES and lntermcdate English.
| REIN III. IIA kkOVER, Junior hne''.i'
| AUGUST HENNiNG, German.
| VICTOR BECKER, French.
| JOHN A. NEITCI, Elocutlon.
| WILLIAM +: CAENE, photography
| !. b. CUNDIFF PcnmanshIp.
Miss MARY j. STEWART. Drawing.
JOSEPH G. FOERTSClI, Music.
For Catalogues, address the Principal, Lpth
BoN -, Alexandria, Va. aug 2-2awlm'
LEXANDRlA FEMALE SEMINARY
n Alexandria. Va.
Tho next sess"n OF this Institution, heretofore
under the successful conduct OF Mr.. X. Kemp
or. will begin on the 18th day of September
1909. A. fire building has been purchased on
the corner Of Washington and Oronor" Strcct-,
with largo and we'll shaded yard. cont9inin"
an acre of ground.
While thorough training ia tho EngiIsl
branches will be insisted on ~ of the first in
portancc, unusual advantages will hc nllordci
in tho Departments of Music, Drawing, Paint.
ing and Modern Languages. The frincipr.
hgs secured tho services of Prof. HAIR,
graduate Of high rank Of the Royal Aradcm,
of Fine Arts vt Stockholm who, assisted hy
Mrs. LEGARE, will have charEc oi these p'-
partmcnts.
The elements of Vocal Music and DRAWN
will be taught IN classes without additions
charge, and pupils in tho Modern Langiag".
will be instructed in 81 great degree by mrnr
of conscrvatons with their teachers, IN "rds.
that they may Dbtain thorough command "'
these tongues. Boardcr' will enjoy the aitar
tagc Of hearing and speaking French IN tn
family of tho Principal and III their case D.
additional charge is made for tuition m frrnch,
rs il is desired that all should take part III th'
conversations.
A complete Philosophical Apparatus w,i'
render the study of Natura! Science both a.
tractivc and beneficial, an! frequent Lecture
wa ~ ". W LEGARE Principal.
Rorcrcn ocs- Prois. fchrlc, VcnNblo and NJ
nor, of the University of Va; Rev. j. 4. Lc.,
wich, Rev: j. T. John ton, D. D., Messrs. Is.
of Alnxandria; Rev j. y. Mitchell ID.
Rev. }. b. Ramsay, ID. d., and Co."nel NJ. .
Langhornc, # Lynchhurg; Hon. John A. IL.
liss, of Baltimore" and Rey u NJ Palmer, DID,
of New Orleans. !" Z'-i""t
IL SALEM, VIRGINIA,
VII omen is next ses ion on the 1t of Sop
Entire expenses for - ten months SOS 5."'.
for Boarding. Tuition, Incl !cutNls Ne, :
For particulars InIuir" "i the President.
~ l6-colm -. f. HlrrLE
n Ia. POWELL5 SCHOOL FOR Boz.
The next term of this School Will bcg.a
tho School House, on Qnorn, between w.
ineton and Columbus street, on tho 18th
Scptcmbcr, 1865.
Applications for tho admis ION Of pupils n..
bc made to tho Principal, ut his residence
ner of Duke and Washington SITS
CHARLES u. Pow ELL. A. IL.
jy - Princips'
TI'HE ALEXANDRIA SCHOOL.
This School Will be opened IN the 18th
September next. Tho course of IA trutii.
will be arranged so a. to give boys Il th"r"n'
education-Knghsh, Classical, Mslhcm"ii.".
and Commercial-suc ~ viii III theM ,'.
College or business.
The long experience In tcaching enjoyed b.
the Principal enables him To promise that .'.
discipline in his School shall be- ~ strict - '
course of instruction Is complete
Seats in tho School may he secured hy e....
ADM! ication 10 nae. ri No. ~ Washington -- .
is u 2awlm X. kEMPER, PRINCIPE.
A LEXANDKIA HIGH SCHOOL
Tho undersigned propose openinga hr.,,',tt
SCHOOL FOX BOYS in Alexandra, 90 N"'
DAY, the 9Th of September next.
The session will continue TIL the tr-t %. d '
following
All the branches pertaining to ,.mI
English education, together with tn" Hn.'
and Modern Languages, will be taught ~
cial attention viii be given studio le".i"f
prepare youths for practical buiin"-i.
Application for entrance 81 pup. '.'
made 10 c. s. TAYLOR, No. ~ Primo" $,
CHAS. $. TAYLOR
i.11-oo2,n .JNO :. BLACkEIE..
J.1uE EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL
Established IN 1872
j. ,su,ifally AMI hcalthfnIIy. situated u.
mil, west ol Alexandria Vs. rs 6oys i ,5.. b..
h@'s Deiucti0ns made for minister'
Co CO.. ' mcrsons sending two pupils. For cir''.'
,ddrossthe Principal. .,,vrp
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