Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-26

Use OF Harp, Piano or Guitar. w
Fuel w
For Vocal Music the prices vary according
to the time devoted to it.
The rudmerts of Vocal Music and Drawing
are taught grstuitouslyto al the pupils in the
Institute. Plain sewing and every variety or
fancy made work taught without any addition
al charge.
Weekly Notes. Quarterly Reports, Semi-An
nual Examinations, Annual Distribution of
Premiums, Gold Crosses and Crowns will be
some of the many means used to excite the love
of study and emulation in the minds Of the pu-
pills
The course of study will be thorough and eX-
tensivc, embracing al the branches of n solid,
useful and ornamental education, nsmely: Or,
biography, Reading, Plain and Ornamental
Bookkeeping, Grammar, Rhetoric, Logic,
Prose and Poetcal Composition, Ancient and
Modern Geography, Astronomy, Use of the
Globes and Dedication of Maps, Sacred and
Profane History, Natural, Moral and Intellec-
tual Philosophy, Chemistry Botany, French,
Spanish, Italian, German and Latin Languages,
Music on the Piano, Harp and Guitar, Vocal
Music, Drawing, Painting in Water 'olorS and
Oil Plain n Ornamental Needle Work,
Tapestry, Embroidery and Wax Work.
Great attention Is given t. Rhetorical eAer-
Ct-c-; weekly compositions required from nj
tao pupils Of the Senior Department and GER
tain number Of the best selected u be read
aloud Mt the monthly Academic heuron.
The Institution POSSESSES u complete set u!
CAcm.ca. AN Philosophical Apparatus, Globe,
XV.. sc
Tho yocsl an4 Ius.rumen;A! Department.
are taught 10y accomplished and experienced
teachers. in addition - the ocular private
lessons, regular instruction l5 given 81 llar-
pluny and the Theory OF Instrumental Music
IN rcgui r'y graded classes, ON Tho European
ConscrvatUrlum plan.
Pupils OF nli denominations received, and
while great attention is given 40 the religious
io.truction of Catholic students there is no in
fuenCe used on those of different belief.
Parties from distance applying for Board in
the Institution are expected 70 send references
tO'tha
aug Il-2awlm SISTER SUPERIOR
yI,HE ALEXANDRIA SCHOOL.
This School will he opened On the 18th Of
September next. The course of instruction
will be arranged so rs to give boys thorough
ducstion-knghsh, Classical, Mathematical
and Commercial-such rs viii lit them Cor
College or business
The long experience In .esciIing enjoyed by
the Principal enables hin, to promise that tho
discipline in his School shall be rs strict rs the
course of instruction is complete
Seats in the School may he secured by early
application 10 me, ut No. 81 Washington street
iy u 2awlm X. KEMPER Principal.
A LBEMARLE (BAPTIST) FEMALE IN
n STITUTB, CHARLOTTESVILLE VA.
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION FOR sEss. lSG9-1O
JOHN HART, NJ. A, Mathematics, Natural
Sciences and Preparatory Department.
Rev. JOHN l.. JOHNSON, Ancient Lam
guages Modern Languages, Eng. Literature.
r. S. MORGAN, esq, History, English Lam
guagcs and Composition.
Rev. job n q. LONG, Moral Philosophy.
Miss MAMIE Il. COLEMAN, Prcparato-
ry Department.
Miss MOLLIE ALEXANDER, Music.
The session begins on Wednesday, Sep:em-
Der 18th, 1869, and ends juno 18th, 1876
For further information rs to terms &c, ad-
JOHN HART MA, Principal.
Charlottesville, aug l7-co2w
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
v Washington, ID. G.
The session of the Preparatory Department
opens September 8th of the College,Sc 22d;
OF the Medical Department, October lst; of the
Theological Department, October 9th; and OF
the Law Department, October 18th.
Tuition, $50, in the Academic Department;
one half RENTED to orphans of the war gra-
tuitous to INDECENT students for the Christian
Ministry For catalogues or further Informs
Washington, aug l6.eo4w President.
STANMoRE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
SANDY SPRING, MONTGOMERY co. MD.
Tho exercises of this School will be resumed
on the hrSt OF the tenth m onth, Octo0er.
Terms-For Board, Washing and Tuition in
the English branches, 1928 per school year.
Music, Drawing and the Languages extra.
For circulars, containing Glll info nation,
address the Principal, or ROBT. 81. MILLER,
of Alexandria, Virginia.
CAROLINE HALLOWELL MILLER,
Principal
MARY P. COFFIN.
ELLEN FARQuHAR.
Refer to--R. II. Miller, Alexandria, Va. John
Jsnney, Leesburg, Va George S. Ayre,
Upperville, Va Benz. Haliowell, Sandy
Spring, Nd. aug 6-eolm
MIDDLEBURG FEMALE INSTITUTE
his School, located IN the village of Middle
burg in the midst of beautiful and healthy
country has been conducted for the past eight
sessions by the Rev. j. A. HAYNES. The
9th eession will begin the ID Monday IN Sep
tender under j. A. HAYN Els and j. Il. BA-
KER, AS Associate Principals, Being teachers
of many years experience they feel that they
can confidently promise thorough instruction
in all the branches usually taught in female
: .hoOls
TERMS Pea SESSION OF ~ WEEKS.
Board and .......................SlZ5 0o
Tuition, Primary Department. ............ Il 81
. Senior - ................ % 90