Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-03
Educational Institutions.

Inc lOLiOWlnS IS the programme for the re-
sumption of students at that excellent aud
widely known institution, the Columbia Col
lege: The preparatory school and the college
open on the 18th inst. the law school OcCo 1er
., and the medical school October To- For
catalogues giving full particulars in regard to
terms ana courses OF Instruction, address JAS.
C. yelling, Ii D., president
fIof Luclen Z. COlliere, A NJ, 1924 street
northwest, will have French classes for Young
ladies and misses at the following schO )ls:
fark Seminary, Wayerly Seminary, Archer
Institute, Miss HarrOver'S Seminary, Miss
Wrlght's School: for boys, at Mr.. Davi isoi's
georgetown, and Prof. and Mrs. l. Z G. Cot
Heres school for boys, street ana 18th north
west The Professor will also give priv ite
lessons and form private classes, &C., at mod
crate terms.
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
ard Children, at No. 1893 18th street north
west will be reOpened next Monday.
Inc next session OF Georgetown College
commences on Thursday.
Miss Narrower will reopen her school for
young ladies and children next Thursday.
Misses Hall Walsh will reopen their Kim
tergarten school for primary and advanced
CLASSES Wednesday, September 18th, at l722
IA n street.
The charges at the Episcopal Academy, Cad.
dent. are only $50 year for board and tut
ton for boys, girls and young men. Prepare
tory course of business, teaching, medicine
law and divinity. instruction thorough. Lo-
cation unsurpassed.
Pirkney Institute, the Misses Burgess prin-
clpals, will be reOpened on Wednesday, Sept
18th. For circulars, &c, apply at SlS COnnecti-
cut avenue.
Irving Female College, fredericksburg, Pa,
healthful. beautiful college home and school
begins its twenty second year the 18th ms ant
Rev. L. T. Eye, A. NJ, is president of the insti-
tuition.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Buiac's popular Eng
il>h and French boarding and day school for
young ladies' No. 1923 Connecticut avenue
mhar ,hnr Nf
pupils limited.
DEEDS IN FEE have been flied as follows
j. q. Matlock to Jacob kier, lot 90, Mt.
Pleasant; S53D5S Christina schmidt to e. G .
Lederer, lot IL, SO. S73; s, S79 Us. II. c. Dean
to Mistropolitsn Railroad Co., lot %, Homsad's
ness, trustee, ct al to John Sherman. lot go
so. 361; 5. James Young to Malinda
Young, lot 3, sec. /, Barry Farm: q. q: A.
sl;aO. W; Il; Williams to n. Il: Davis, p nj
ct al. to Perry Hannay ct al, lot Is. SO. 31S
and Il, 50. SAG, part Of So. SOS: $50. jeanne a.
c. Prentiss to Z. B. Sherman, lot Is, So. 81 !:
$500. T. F. Gatchel to the Girard Fire and
Marine e. insurance Ree CO. lot So q So D.
50. CTS: s3675: W: s: Roose to B. W. Brice,,
R ar, OF lots "a and p, So 27e: $4,000. J: NJ.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-MeSsrs. F. w. Miller
a 20. real estate brokers, No. 631 + street,
nave SOLO at private sale for executors of es-
tate OF the late John Wilson, the south part of
lot Il, square BIS, to Mr.. Charles T. Heinecke !;
also sub lot 10 and part OF sub lot III, so uare
SIS, 10 Mr.. Charles q. Thorn also part of sub
lot II, square 3ls, to Mr.. Henry Thorn also
SUP lot 10 OF original lot 10, square sis. to
Messrs; Hapn ny and MeCullum also for MT
So. to nj. Z. Morsell.
BOLD ROBBERY AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS
morning a thief entered the room where Mr.
ID. G. Eichelberger was sleeping Corner of 5th
and q streets nOrthweSt) and made off with
he Sleeper'S pan, alOOnS, containing $50 Mr.
E. was aroused, and fired two shots at the
thief, neither OF which took effect. A Gro y,l
gathered and pursued the man, who dropped
capped capture.
DRY GOODS must be sold very che I'D. Blan
ketc, pure white all wool, s. 50; blankets, e
black easbmeres, pure wool, so; colOred ca Sh-
meTes, pure wool, 50: Shawls, water. proof
o.; Dr Warmers health corset, 81 %; ladies
English stockings, 25: bleached table damaSk
~; excellent canton flannel s. Carriers, III
Market Space.-Adut
HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION infor
ma ous interesting and beautiful display oil
irults, mowers and vegetables annually made
py the cIlzenS OF Montgomery in the neigh
g3rnO9a OF sandy Spring will be held on
Thursday, Sept. 5. at O'Clock, at the Lyceum
at that place. Could such exhibitions he made
Ia every populous village and neighbOrhOoI
the effect would be very beneficial.
CARDINAL SILK, plum, navy blue staa,
brown and all the light shades Of cOIored sillSs
Carters, Ill Market Space. Black silks. i'm.
mense assortment; black silks. rs, 81, 81. al. q