Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND G UARDIANS.
This is the season IN which the educational
institutions in this District and the states
advertise their reopeniDg for the school year,
and we take The occasion to remind such OF
our patrons as have charge of children that
the Institutions advertising In our columns
are among the best and most successful in
the country, conducted by experienced teach
Crs. who have made the instruction of youth
the business of a lifetime. A few OF these are
mentioned below, and others will be noticed
from time TO time as new advertisements
appear ss n,n,rn -, wo.,or., psuo,s co,,sys
at Wilmington, Delaware, it being the thirty
sixth annual session. is announced for Sep
TENDER 10th. The institution is widely AMI
The excellent select School of Miss CaIkins,
for boys and girls, at 2G9 Pennsylvania ave
nue. southeast, will be reopened Septem-
Der Sd.
The Spencerian Business College. corner of
9Th and l. streets, opens August 9th, with
halls handsomely RENTED. n thorough con-
Gersed instruction can be had in all those
branches most essential for business purposes
in This well known institution.
The Cumberland Valley Institute, con-
Quoted by Rev. o. Eye q Son, at Mechanics
burg, ennSylvania, opens September 24tb.
II has a fine rel utation.
Miss OsbOrne's popular young lady's board
Ing ard day school will reopen at 943 NJ street
northwest. September 5th.
Toe sixty third session of the BrOokville
A ca6emy with Prof. s. ii. Coleman as prin-
close June 10Th, 1873 An old and good cal
envy in a h"1lihy neighborhOod.
rally Fre1ch classes, connected with some
of the best English schools OF this city; chill
dren taught orally from a picture book,
morning and evening classes for ladies and
gentlemen, boys and girls, and Frencl
spoken in classes, a. MademOiseile V. Prui
hnmme's residence, 1Ol4 18th street north
west.
T = OK, rc'ses ofsrarmore School, for girls.
at Sandy Spring, Montgomery county. Nd
are TO he resumed on Monday, October LIST.
Apply to Caroline II. Miller, Sandy Spring,
Maryland.
The Classical and Military School kept BY
Rev. D. A HolbrOOS, at Sing Sing, New
1ord, commences september l2th. 1t has
The weIi-known Dickinson College. at
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, opens its fall term
September 18th. Classical aud scientific
courses Of study thoroughly Taught mere.
Wilson College for ladies, Rev W. T Wylie
president, ChamberSburg, Pennsylvania.
Full information can be obtained by al
dressing the presidea-, as above.
Mrs. NJ " HaCkellOn'S Female Seminary.
located at Frederick, Nd, an Institution Of
high order, viii reopen on Wednesday, Sep
tembeT Z.
The Irving Female. College, located ct No
cEfnic> burE, Pennsylvania, healthsIi and
b. aulItui college and home school, opens its
twenty second annual course September Z.
The Linden Hall MOravian Seminary for
girls, situated at JititZ. Lancaster county,
PenDS! lvania, founded in 1891. il amOnZ the
best educational institutions of the country.
The twenty-first annual session of the
Western Maryland College begins Septnm-
Der ith. This is for students of both sexes
in distinct departments, and is delightfully."-
situated Address Rev. J. 7. Ward, D. H.,
president, Westminster. Md or Rev. j. w.
Charlton. agent, 232 North Carey street, Bal
timOre, Nd.
The autumn class of the well known Kim
dergarten Normal Institute opens October
9th. Address Miss Louise or Susie Pollock
1lL 18th street northwest.
The West End Institute. fine boarding
school for young ladies, conducted by Mrs.
:. l.. Cady, OF New Haven, CT, reopens Sep
TENDER II.
MaplewOod Institute, situated at Concord
vile. Pennsylvania, where boys are prepared
for Yale or Harvard. is an excellent school,
having eight instructors, with Joseph Short
lidge, a. NJ, principal.