Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14
max ANDRIA q AZFTTE AND VIRGINIA ADV ERIlSER
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EDUC.7TIO.T.1L.
RI F. HENRY,S.s OuOoI. For BOYS.
AND PRINCE STREETS
| This School comlnen ced III the yea 1857, and,
with the exception Of the year; OF the war, con.
nung to the present .ae e., w' oe "t"m Ir" r tor
| Tho recep,ion and classification Of students, the
| regular annual session beginning on the l1th
The course of study comprises I'll the iuHda
mcnta English branches, the NatuFs sciences
and Mathematics, together with the Languages,
Ancient aud Moderi for the formation u c'"sS's
| in Which provision will be made.
| The terms of tuition, depandin. upon tn"
| branches taught, range from 81 to SD per l'i"r
| Ter. in advance, sep til
CT.,MAKY'S ACADEMY,
y North airfax st Alexandria Va
Conducted by the SISTERS or Illh Io1l
CROSS will reopen MONDAY, Sept. 7:h.,
The course OF instruction Is most Thorough u
English, the Lang uAgeS Music, &c.
Every effort will BIZ made By the Sisters thas
the children (boardcrS and day pupils cntrust
cd 10 their care shall receive u solid and refined
education.
Music, Languages Drawing and Painting
form extra cha gcs For luil p:rtc1iSrs auGrcS'
aug 3l-tUl Sister NJ. LEOCADIA, oup'r
MISS MARY Z. JOHNSON WILL Re
Nl OPEN HER SCHOOL FOR IOuNG
LADIES ON SEPTEMBER 18th, AT HER
RESIDENCE, 80 PRINCE ST. aug 2.lm
MRS. GEORGES SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Ifl will be reopened on the 10Th Or SEP
rEMBER, ut her residence, No. III Duke ST
sep 4-tSlG -
MISS ELIZA G. ADAMS BOAhDtSu
WI and DAY SCHOOL, corner King an,
Columbus streets will be rcopcncd Oh W Eli
NESDAY, September 10th.
Daily lessons in French and Gernan, wIth"ii
extra charge. Mathematics and NriLIn3 tadshl
By ca pcrenced masters. aug -'-1"
MISS POWELLS SELECT SCHOOL
NI FOR YOUNG LADIES,
n. t. corner Washington and Duke streets,
Alexandria, Va.
The next session ol this School VII! begin Oh
| TUESDAY, September I'D.
Terms: For board (includlrg fuel and lights
and tuition in English and French, Sloo pei
half session. Day scholars for tuition IL h"&-
| lsh and French, S32per nal session, l. advance
Circulars can be ob,alned at Frcnch's book
s''' = " va ''' Mss r. G. POWELL,
aug 2O-tO1 Principal.
A LENANDRIA FEMALE lNSTlTu II
| IN BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
The exercises OF this School will be :csumci
on TUESDAY, September 18th. .,.
| For Circulars apply at No IT. south f"irtsA
|
Ms: J. J.. & e G SkEsSE' Principals
aug l7-tOl
MOUNT VERNON lNoTIT UTE
Nl No II S Washington 81.
scholastic duties will be resumed MJNDAE
September l4th. Number OF boardcrS inuiti1.
For Circulars CONTAINING 1 FTi r Sty %ll5
aug l5-lm T.. y. box ;iiJ.
rrHE THIRD ANNUAL SESSION or
i ARLINGTON HOME SCHOOL
Will commence the 18th Of S!.PTEM BIER.
For Circulars apply at the School, 70 cameron
street. Miss ~ =. M En-,
aug l5-lmt Principal. 81.
BETHEL ACADEMY
TIE LARG EST MALE 30 lRDING
SCHOOL IN VIRGINIA,
Prepares youths for business or for the Virginia
Universities, BY which it is endorsed allpr,., Ia
cilities Tor learning Practical Surveying, Eook
kcepiny and TsLegraphy and has MI intr.!"c,
Lorv course of Luiu. its students are .n'rci
Prize Scholarships in the Univ. of Va, the
Washington and Lee Univ, and The w. M'I
Institute. $500 for Board and TUITION ioi
half session of ~ weeks. No ertras. For Cat"
logue Sc, address Principals, Bethel Academy
2. o., FAuquicr CO., Va. aug Din
WASHlNc122ffE 6 Hfh UNIVERSITY.
Gen. G. w. &. LEE, President, with"
FILL, CORPS OF PROFESSORS AND As
SISTANfS.
Complete courses in the usual Academic SUI
dies, in Civil and Mining kngincer!nS, ana u;
Law. The annual session opcIs SEP ! IN hH
| H. 1874 For further lniurlnaLIuFi, or lur oa,H-
WILLIAM DOLD, Clerk OF FACULTY,
aur 2i-lm* Lexington, Virginia.
Y7oHE SCHOOL OF MISS BELLE SMITH,
ON KING STREET.
(Ovcr the Alexandria Library,l
vii! be resumed on WEDN ESDAl, Sept. -
| lIaying u number of pupils who have been ua-
der her instruction for several years It's arrange
mcnt of study has been advanced with Their
| wants, and It's number increased. II oilers the
advantages oi spacious. we'll ventilated scGoo
| room and any desired arrangement oil Inslruc
| ton adapted to pupils according To age ana nj
| talnmcnts. aug - C"i"
- oTo NJ &C a c a D NJ
FORMERLY Alexandria Boarding Schooi,)
Established by BENJAMlS HALLowELL In ISL
A complete English, Classical and MathcmaL
| cal course taught also French, German and
| Spanish. Next session will commence SEP
| TENDER Is. Catalogues furnished ut request
| Terms For board, tuition, washing and .isHLa
| $50 per half session, in advance. For day
scholars $3.50 for III ton in English br'snches
$50 in Greek and Latin (cithcr or botnJ and
81 81 in Modern Languages (eachj per quarter
in advance. Apply III l51 Prince ST., or address
CHARLES s. TAYLOR Associate
JOHN S. BLACKBURN, Principals,
aug S-2awtf AlcxandrlH, Flrsi"la:
| EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA.
| The 3lst Annual Session begins SEPT. 2id,
| 1874. Elevated aud beautiful location. -Four
resident Assistants Terms rs before. Cat'-
loguc sent on application to the IrncIptl-
l.. NJ. BLACKBOARD, MA,
| ~ 15-eotO1 Alexandria Va.