Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-15
EDUCATIONAL.

PAnR stEss"srl i,a INsTITUTE FOB BOYS:
X Chester s1 ps H I site OBJ
ter. No satrds. For circulars, adurass Rev. j. l..
LANDS. Principal. augl5-t, th&s, I3t
EDU Professor OF French and
for gemehts with Colleges, Schools Private
%hs most 3 esE BTay Ss
e25 Penn. ave. aHs15 tsepI.
KINDERGARIEN AND sCHUOL-Prmny
n Hp and ad Ia1 classes. Misses POLLOCK &
Normal class for iadies oetsber iss Ss
MISS 0sB0RNK's BOARDING AVID DAY
Sc Al s4 f9F Young LSdsS and Children w
9, 1878. Pupils prepared for Harvard examina-
WILSON COLLEGE. FOB WOMEN,
w CHAMBERSBUHG, PA.
angio-dSk. I'm Rev. W. T. wYL1E, Pres.t.
CAPITOL HILL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
t. MISS a. H. ha
son: Session begins M0NDAY, Sept g. Eysalns
p FERNS s. pep month"; De oy a1
r. EORakToWN KlNDEKGAKTEN,
OFor Children from three to twelve years of age
MISS M. e. HA fG1ie'r1 Miss M. E. KING,
!araduates Of Frebel's System 80
pay, September 19!h.. For circulars apply At No.
1e6 West ST., near High. aug7-2w
GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner
and Sss Ss ss
epas spsn
Entry BoofEeeping. business PFactice, Political
Economy, Commercial Law, and Lectures Day
sh1 Evening 0psn foG reception OF students last
lars Visit the College, or address H. c. SPENCER
Y7HE EGLECTlC sEMINARY.-This Semi.
4 NoRMAL CLASS win Be formed, and new and
improved method Of instruction win be used in the
md don
aus5-1m 2. RICHARDS. Principal.
MADEMoIEskkHtLLEEu y, y: IRTEaYD'H0MnE's
BEGINNERS RMEDIATE-ADvANCED.
Kesidence-1O14 18th st. NV:
sasiss Rn aahx sehso
Morning. afternoon and evening classes for Ia
ales isd1es aaa gentlemen, boys and girls Private
n. B.-A good pronunciation tParisian) and the
pupiis verbs and idioms taught p By new, orisi
,. k[Ss0Dsnins Of tie Classes October ,st and
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
= The next session VIII commence MONDAY
'eD's'e' 1a VIM f. 1 PxRkE sEp' President re-
au1-eo2m College Station, Pr. Geo CO., Nd.
T1HE AkCHER INsTITUTE
n'aD sa SIe ss sad:s, .0' 1oa'o A'a'SS
rs MRS. ARCHER late grnspal Of "PssapseS
her school t. l1oi Mass. ave.. washington City.
School duties resumed Sept 2eth, 1873. For circu-
B. G. ' ''' ''A''' 49, d. jys-ea, thSs, s tecsi
GEORG ETOWN COLLEGIATEINSTITUT
" Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies'
on Of viii rS BE-
q! Circulars address Miss L. STEPHENSON. No.
l0l Gay street, Georgetown. 1ys1-2m'
WAYyE9EziHHDxf s sS1 1NS Eli SCHOOL
YOUNG LADIES sG aND CHILDREN.
ssGTgstsXR fe%.ls seminary viii resume duty
sEf ~ w Ha y asTH: At u,.,.
rug stores. and It Glenn's ieweiry store 9Th st.,
Applieation may be made to the Principal through
~ stooaard g. Georgetown. by letter, till August
s yisi@ s' '0A' MISS shs IhPsG6MB Principal
STAUNTON FEMALE SEMINARY,
srAuNroN. VIRGINIA.
Teachers, including Mrs. Gen. j. Z. B. Stuart,
eompstsnt kind: Terms yalo. Estras loo: GOOD
travagance prohibited. Discipline excellent. Not
Sis yi7 Send for s ss,.Ssq f. KILLER
WEST END INsTITUTE:
1y1b-Sm New Haven, Conn.
reopen on wHb ss E s sn' ish ..
go: tC0o ! sG;, near l0tn st: nv. circulars 1t
mans BOOKSTORES. Miss ROSS win be at the school.
rooms sept. 10th. Previous to that date her r. O.
address ID Box 888. MorrfstoWn, II. j. ty1l-2m
AHAPLEWOOD INBTITUTE, UONCORD.
AVA WILLIE. RA.-Boys, 20 per Quarter; 6ir0,
rs. Students prepared for business, Yale or Har.
ward College. instructor nrSt Glass,
feb22-I u. SHORTLD8I. An, Prin.
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