Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-23
To Parents and Guardians.
WHERE TO SIND CHILDREN-PRIvATE SCHOOL
OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY.

To Parents and Guardians.
WHERE TO SEND cHILDRES-PRIvATE SCHOOLS
OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY.
The following information, collected from
varied sources and condensed from voluminous
circulars and catalogues, will enable those
seeking schools TO which 10 send their young
charges o. make intelligent selection. Among
those named below will be found several of the
most popular schools in this vicinity.
The Washington Business College. corner of
Ith and T. streets. under the able management
OF Prot Spencer, has grown 70 be a necessity, 50
much % That 70 Is open for the reception OF
course cOnuT. SEES Business arithmetic, yrt7--
Tnar, composition and correspondence, COM
ruercia' geography, spelling. reading and decia-
NATION, penraauship, bookkeeping applied 20
the various branches OF business, actual bust
ness, practice, commercial law political ecOno-
nv, and Incidental lectures. The course il
taught IA two departments. The regular
scholastic wear begins Monday, September LIST.
with Al augmented corps Of skillf1l professors
an each dc partment-
The exercises of the Law school of the Column
biaD University will be resumed on the sth of
October next, and will embrace a special course
of lectures on the difficulties encountered by
young practitioners in the legal profession and
the best means Of surmountIDg them, to he
delivered by George F. Appleby, ESQ.,, of the
washington bar. In addition thereto a post
graduate course ofone year has been established
in connection with the school which will be
conducted by the Hon. Charles G. Mott, Asso-
ciate Josuce OF the United States Court Of
The fan and winter course of Gonzaga Col
lege on street, between North Capitol and LIST
northSest, viii be resumed on Monday, Sep
tsmbeT ist. Catalogues Of information can be
had upon Application il person or by letter TO
the school
The Misses Osborne's boarding and dav
school, No. 9i3 NJ street, reopens September 81
with Increased facilities for 81 stem OF thorough
instruction by northern teachers. Circulars
can be obtained at the school and all the book-
stores
That excellent Institution of learning for
younS ladies' under the tutelage of Mrs. G. NJ.
COulrCn and Miss A TOlman Smith reonaus
September l0'k. All the necessary information
rs 10 terms, &c, can be had upon application TO
TIE pr. ,ipfl, ~ No. sos 9Th street northwest.
\ q, resumes operations september nth.
HE English classical and matthew sticsl
academy, corner OF DUnhartOn and MOntgome-
- streets Georgetown. d o., reOpens Septem-
Der tn Circulars, giving tuli inform alton with
IssaI'. 20 ne academy, can he had at No. 80 F
The classical dsPal tmeDt Of Georgetown Col
lrseg second to none in the country, will resume
on tie ii pTbximo.
S. Vincent school, corner OF 10th and q
streets. unGer the care OF the Sisters OF Charity
opens MONDAY, September lst. This Institution
eT JOYS q deserving popularity.
4.$Futss = musical academy, S-h street east
GgaFy yaEll, oIeHs Monday, September list
This school IS few equals IN IT. line the merits
o. Fiot. r. being well known 70 a large class of
our best citizens.
Miss e. Dengler's German and English select
school for girls will resume the regular course
of instruction September LIST Particulars as 70
terms, SSc-, can be had upon application to 929
street northwest.
Roys' academy, in the rear OF Dr. Sunder-
lard : church, nov in its successful fourth wear
recOmmences September 1st. As the number of
pupils Is limited, an early application for admis-
sion is desirable. Catalogues of information
can be had al the principals residence, No. I22
81 street southeast
Mrs. 5 a. Peck will remove her select school
LOT boys 10 JS 18th street, where she will resume
her duties September 18th, and endeayOr to
merit 2 continuation of the generous patronage
Whieh has been bestowed since 1860. She NAV
be seen at the above number after September
LIST.
That celebrated institution of learning the
Columbian University reOpens with the pre-
paratorv department on the 1Oth prOximo. The |
college proper resumes on the Eth of Septem-
Der, the Medical College on October 9Th and |
the Law College on the Sth of October. OF the |
well known merits Of each department of this |
Inun1tY, as its good works sneak for it, Cata-
logues can be bad upon application to James
L. yelling. IL. D., president
hlciIand boarding and day school for bows
Nc. l45 Lauvale street Baltimore. will com
mence September 18th. The harpv French |
dialect Is taught by an experienced native mas |
Ter. re school = one o. the hest in Baltimore /
Ihe annual session of the Western MARYLAND |
college tor students of both sexss). located al |
Westminster, Nd, commences September 3I |
j hl- institute IL under the special patronage of
the Maryland Annual conference of the Netho-
d'st Protestant church, but is strictly free from
any sectaTianisn. either ia its course OF study !
OF rules OF discipline. Male and female stu |
uehts IeClte IN separate classes, but all have |
the advantage OF instruction from every pro-
lessor having charge OF the studies pursued |
should be made TO James 7. Ward president, |
Westminster, Md
CoTDENNATIoS OF LAND FOR THE W. C.