Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-20
Educational Institutions,

DihbCIchl FUN fAhENIS AND GUARDIANS.
Parents and guardians are already begin
nlng to look around for suitable schools at
Which to place their children and wards for
the next term. The teachers and principals
OF educational institutions are therefore be-
ginning TO make preparations for the fall
campaign" Among the many excellent
schools, well conducted, the following have
made their announcements, by advertisement,
wise, notices OF them will appear in THE STAR:
A select school for young ladies and children
Is that conducted by Mrs. L. ?. Mcdonald and
Miss G. +. Alexander, at 1919 G street Madem
o1Selie Prud' homme Is their teacher Of French
he exercises of Frederick Academy of the
Nlsltailon Will be resumed Monday, Septem
Der 2d 1t is deservedly We'll parronized in
stilutiOn;. For information. catalogues, &C.,
address directors, Frederick City. Md
The Kindergarten and School of Misses Pol
lGck aud Noerr, Tor primary and advanced
classes, rtCpens September 18th. The normal
class for ladies will be resumed October lst
The Capitol Hill School. for young ladies, 2lO
street Sc, Miss /. Galbraith, principal sue
Sessor to Miss A. N. Hanson, begins Monday,
september yth. Evening classes i'll elOcutiOn
VII be taught by the principal This is good
school.
Read the advertisement OF the well known
Spencerian Business College, corner eth and L
streets NV
the Eclectic Seminary will be opened Sep
TENDER 4th at li3i = street. A normal class
vii! De formed, and new and improved
method of instruction viii be used in the AGA.
Geinlc aud primary departments. Circulars at
the bookstores.
Maaemoiselle Prud' Homme reopens her
french classes October lSt and II h. She has
classes for beginners intermediate and ad.
vanced students.
The duties Of the Georgetown Collegiate In
ladies' and children, will be resumed on Wed.
nesday, September 18th. For circulars address
Miss L. Stephenson, No. lOl Gay street,
That excellent educational institution, Park
seminary, $50 9TH street northwest, opposite
judiciary 1oi Park. will reopen for the tenth an
n nl5 session September 10th: For circulars
Condron and Miss A. Tolman Smith, by letter
udl i august 18th, after which date the princi-
pas VIII be al the seminary
The principal and corps of teachers of the
georgetown Female Seminary will resume
duty September 18th, at NJ. lil2 II street..
y, washington i u e. The school will be known
boarding aud day school for young ladies aud
children, NNN
The, West End Institute, Mrs. L. S l.. Cady's
school for young ladies, at New Haven, Conn.
deserves the attention of parents and guar
GEIuS.
Pennsylvania Military Academy, Chester,
Pa, opens September llth. Thorough iustruc
lions in civil engineering. the Classics and
English. For circulars, apply to Col. Theodore
Hyatt, president.
The ROssiyn Seminary, Miss &. Ross. princi.
pal, will reopen on Wednesday, Sept 18th. at
Ne. 1886 street near 10th street northwest
Miss Ross will be at the school rooms Septem
Der l2ih, Previous to that date her, post Office
address is Box 6Sl, MOrriStOwn, n. j.
St Georges Hall, fourteen miles from
altimore, on the Western Mary land Raj
road, prepares pupils for college OF business
lie II viii reopen September 4th.
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS, buntings, buntings,
1un!ihss, pure wool buntingS, Only 25c.; lace
puutiny, &C. beautiful dress goods, part wool,
I2c. checked and striped silks, Immense as
Soi!meht black silks, all prices, 65, rs, 81, 81
ana =: -; our 81 and 81. 25 black silks are great
Safi 6,,sS
grain closing out parasOls al cost. Carter's.
III Market Space--AdCt
FIRE.-About l03z O'clock this morning a
fire took place at The reSlGance of HVna Nm