Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-26
To Parents and Guardians.
WHERE To SEND CHILDREN-PRIvATEs SCH,

hAEhE AO SEND CdILDREN-PRIVATE SCHOOL,
OF WAsHINGTOE AND VICINITY.
The schools in and rear the District, both
Iubhe and private, will soon resume their
fali and winter terms. Our schools rank with
the best IN the country, and as a valuable index
Tor parents and guardians we commenced in Sat
nrdays STAR notices of the most prominent
ones advertised in our columns, and shall con-
1inue these notices from day to day as new ad-
refreshments appear.
Prof. Hunts Boys English and Classical
School, located in the north session room of the
a. street Presbyterian Church, commences its
session Of 1851 on the LIST day of September
This school has long enjoyed a reputation
which places IL among the first in the District
The discipline Of the pupils while rigid, is not
over exacting. Prof. Hunt, the principal,
brings TO his work the experience of more than
twenty years in the best high and classical
schools OF the north, and for the last six wears
has had charge Of schools in this city,-during
two years as Principal OF one of the Grammar
Schools. He has always heretofore satisfied such
parents as entrusted him with their BOYS.
Circulars can be had at all the principal book
stores.
The Georgetown Institute for bows, under the
charge Of Rev. p. Hall Sweet, commences its
seventeenth annual session on the LIST of Sep
femter. Full information as to terms aud
course of study can be had upon application 70
The principal, at his residence, No. 80 corner Of
Gay and Montgomery streets, Georgetown. The
school Is in iOurishing condition. and patron
lied By our most estimsble citizens.
>. me Eclectic Institute, select school for
boys, located on 18th street, between X and l.
streets, will resume its sessions on the 18th of
September. Circulars can be had at the prin-
cipal book stores, or upon application to Rev.
Oliver Cox, No. III 18th street.
The classes of Prof. III. Mason, that most ac-
complished and successful teacher of French
VIII be resumed on the LIST of September. In
teaching the professor is careful that his pu-
pills acquire that accent so necessary to con-
verse in that language. Young ladies in
Georgetown NAV join his classes at Miss Lucy
SteIhenson's collegiate institute, in which he
rs engaged as professor OF the French language.
Catalogues OF Information can be had upon
personal application at the professors resi-
dence, No. ll3 Pennsylvania ave-, or through
the pOSt-Ofice.
The twenty-frst annual session of the Emer-
son Institute, under the able charge of Prof
Chas. Il. Young, will commence at the institute
building, on 18th street, between and X on
Wednesday, September 10th. This is one of
The best and most prosperous private schools
IN the District, Circulars giving full informa-
ton a. TO course OF study, &C., can be had
upon application at the Institute.
The fall session OF the Georgetown Seminary
popular boarding and day school for young
ladies, No. II StOddard street, Georgetown, will
commence on Tuesday, the 10th of September
Miss Llpsc0mb, the principal, is a thorough
teacher, and is assisted by an efficient icorDs
The reputation OF her school is surpassed by no
other in the District. CatalOgu can be had
npon application at Ballantyne's book store
or at the Sc minary.