Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-03
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{ ~ SapfEaRK ;T.h. 1880 vii 5r.n in
~ inc hc&!!Aia!, pc c.V." aEd BEAUTIFUL
viIlsge Of Nsrren!cn Va. FEMALE IN
SIlIUTE. The religious and social sGvantspcs
Of ttis village arc Unsurpassed in our couatr1.
CHiy tive miles from thu "Fsuquisr w hita Su =
MIR SPRINGS" 3 place WuiCn Northern and
Sou:5eFn capital, Rdded 10 tie f.ia, OF !ho W.
ter is EcsioI!og 10 lis former celebrity few loca
lions Conhll c so much tina. is favorable to q
school enterprise. Having had much exre:i nee
ia tTsnir s youth feel competen. to take into
my :smlly' wEcre they will be educated with
and ss ny eva 'Gren, g number of ven, r
girls whose instruction will be conducted by y
corps Of wall qusliied teschers
Terms: English, French std b5srd for scao
lsstic year $500; Music So; Ls,in and Germsn
each 81; Cslislhenics so
Fer further particulars address
Mrs. Ii. Z. EALl..
ausZ,lm WsT!cnton, Vr2iris.
HOLllN INSTiTUT
Geo. T. Tss loe. Preside eat Of Trus.oes;
Chas, l.. Cooke, Superintendent;
Mrs. Z. s. Chllds. Associate Principal;
w VIM q. PleeSsnts. Latin and Natural Sc,eace ;
VIM. Tsylo Thorn, NJ q English and French;
Chss. L. Cooke. A NJ, Mathematics;
Miss z. D. Fow likes, Ettics and History;
W. q. Richardson, Director Ct Vocal and IL.
strumo ntal Music; 49,
Il; L PAUL., Piano and German Lansu,ses.
Miss Julis Porcher Piano and Singing;
Painting; 0S" "uu
Mrs. Enms Paul., supt of Music Rooms;
MIS-. l.. V. Turner, English Language,
Miss 5: L, Cooke, Latin and Fronch;
Miss NJ. l.. Ctcie. German and Mathematics.
Miss u. Is. Rylsnd, Preparatory School,:
Mrs. Y. L. CCcke, Head Of Domestic Uept;
Mrs. e.. d. Cccke. Domestic Department;
Miss Laura White, Mstron
Chas. d. Cooke Business gent;
Jno. S. Tompkins, Resident Phi 7s:cisn.
Young ladies are graduated in ~ Single De.
T0rtmcnts; (2) the LITERARY Conrsr. IA lG-
Scientific Course: (4) tic Classical C5y,sr. ~
TIC fML Curse; ~ Music. ARRANGEMENTS are
made to suit the wanis OF sill, and the facilities
are equal 70 any ever enjoyed in tho South. Ap.
ply to the Superintendent for Circulars 81
p. Q. Botetour! Springs, vs., depot and .ale.
graph Cilce Salem, e. ID, & .. K. X, Va,
Botetoutt county, ~ 2G-twlm
VOUN LADIES INSTITTITE
= ALEXANDRIA,
The third annual session OF Miss MARY u
DEAHLS SCHOOL FOR YOTJNG "a
DIES lslso LITTLE GIRLS) will bcgin SEP.
TEN Der 18Th, 1880. . - = IN
me Principal has had over fifteen years ex.
perlehco in teaching; taught four wears 81 Bel
mont Seminary and was VIC, Princins1 th ne
outiag Inc latter part of her stay. She has
taught also IN the families of prominent pnntIa.
men IN Virgins; among them the late DR..
f. F. Baldwin. OF Situation. Since coming to
Alexandria she has been so successful and has
met with so much encouragement Chsyinu re-.
tanned the Same pupils through both annusI SEES.
s'ons) that she has rented house, whore she
Will reside, 10 desirable and suitable locstion
on Uuko street, between Roys! and Pit! two
doors from the corner of Royal Tho rooms in
the second story will Do used for school rooms
Her terms fer bosrd, including washing, fuel
light; and tuition in English branches, are SEQ
per scholastic year, 90 lnonths); the higher
English branches, with Mathematics, Latin.
French Music. Painting and Drawing, will be-
taught. Terms for the scholastic yesr (lO mos
Urinary Department Slj; Juaior SO; Senior
SIS. Payments 10 be made ono third in advance
on the dsy of entrance ono third on the l5.h of
Lecomber and one third on tho 18th OF March.
patronl Bishop +. NJ. WhitLo, Uo!. 4. & Mont
sgue, tormor paLroD) of Shacke' r,rds', King and
Queo1 county, Va; Rev. Gr. d. +. Sprigc and
Rev. Dr. >. Peterkin, of Richmond Kew, r. +.
Msrtin, OF Kentucky. and her former patrons in
this place, She respectfully requests thoao who
may decide TO pstronize her 10 apply on tho (irst
ot september. jy2l-eo&t1t>l
OOCkLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRI,S