Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-16
fNASHINGTON 8 LEE UNIVERS1T
w Lexington, Virginia.

fNASHINGTON s. LEE UNIVERSITY,
Gen'l. G. W. c. LEE, President.
Full course of instruction in Classical, Lit.
ersry and Scientific studies. and in the Profess
sonal departments of Law and Of Civil Eng'-
neering. w
Tho next session will open September 18th,
and close June 18th. Total expenses, cxclu.
sive of books and clothing, need not exceed
$275; by messing, they may DO reduced to SAV
For full information by catalogue or circular
JOHN L. CAMBELL, Jr,
i,81m Clerk of Faculty.
TENMORE UNIVERSITY HIGH
IL SCHOOL, near Amherst, q. n, Ga.-
81. * STROBE [Math. Medalist, U. va
Pgj6cipal and Instructor in Mathematics. II;
BROCK, B. Lit. U. Va, (recently ASS !;
>Lstin U. Va, Associate Instructor. Ems Sc W
pinis, and embraces in its course every Drahrh
taught in the High Schools Of tho Stato.
For testimonials as to its general charact'r'
and particularly as to its discipline. It's hi@n
moral tone and the success OF Its Students sc'
the Catalogues.
Terms Tor halt session. board ard tuition
$125
This charge may DO reduced in many ca'os ["
$50, by boarding in private families near III"
School. Seventh session begins SErIES ZEN
18th, 1873 -
The success which the KEN MORE HlG'i
SCHOOL has achieved undor the energetic All!
conscientious administration OF tho frlncipai ana
and his able Assistant, and the preparation ana
training of its pupils, who have entered tn'
recommendations Of this excellent school - inc
public at its beginning. Iregard it al very
successful educational foundation. and tr"st IT
will continue for may years to do its good w"fH
'oi o"' ''A'0 "N' '" O.s. VENABLE
;1sao2m Prof Malh.. u Va.
KINDERGARTEN MoRMAk , 1rS!!-
GARTEN FOR YOUNGEST AND AD.
VANCED GLASSES.
Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK
Miss SUSIE POLLOCK, }
Regular eight months course l Tor toscao's
payments. Summer (partiaD course from July
10Th to September 10th, sou. ,...
As it is only question of time as to a"he'' tA'a
system will be adopted in our public schools:
young ladies will do woll to be Rrst IN Inc h','
and gain an experience IN profession 1858 "'''
stocked than any other. a.,
For particulars apply to the Pfincipsis; ~
Slh a. 3, @. corner of h st., Washington. II. {.
Washington, d. O., iy 2-eo3m
DOCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
II Sandy Spring, Mary land.
This institution will be opened SEPTEMH ~
IS, 1878. 1t will be conducted on tho -
principles and with tho Same assistants AS =
Stsnmore School, which my sister, Caroline
| Miller, has concluded to relinqulsh; a 1t
courso construction, with lectures, Will Oc give
For circulars, with terms and other parlicnlsi.
address
HENRY G. HALLOWELL A. NJ,
jyl.eo3m frlncipal.
DELE HAVEN INSTlT h,
ID (FOR YOUNG LADIES'
ALEXANDRIA, VA
The next session Of this Institution will orah
| on MONDAY, the 10Th of September 1873;
For Catalogue. containing full! parEcnlHT5'
plea: address either Of the undersigned.
q. A. PENICK, ! Associate
CARTER PAGE, ! Princip .!s.
10 29-eo3m
| VIRGINIA AGRICULTU RAIL AND 81 Il.
Y CHANICAL COLLEGE.
The Seventh Session begins AUGUST l9th,
1878. Instead of 1872 State students, as hereto
fore, 2O will be received free of charge for tut
| lion. Board in messes costs s. month.
Apply for appointments as Stste students. or
| for Catalogue, 10 G. l.. 9. MlEOH, PresL,
10 1T-eo1m Backsburg. Va