Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-16
EDUCATIONAL.

ENsLIsH. FRENCH AND GERMAN BOARD
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For circulars address MISS NJ G. DORSEY,
auI4-eo2m* West Washington. %. c
NARTYN,S CoMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
AN1 3lS 9th ST. Washington. ID. c..
business education FERNS: Life scholarsRir. $40
circulars lfree) address Martyrs Commercial College
sel4-eo6m
r EsCHEEL oRGANTsT, EACHER OF PIANO
readers and performers. Terms moderate 734 18th
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" SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
The fourth year ofthis school !known for 80 years
September 29th at ogontz the spacious country seat
Of Jay Cooke. near Philadelphia For circulars, add
iel2-eo45t osontz, Montgomery county, Pa
SHENANDOAH VALLEY ACADEMY.
n Winchester, Va
:, Refer 70 Hon. John Goode and W. A. Marry Mr. C
G. G., Lee and Mrs Emma McCahill. Address c. L. C.
MINOR, NJ. A. UNIV. Va. LID. jy2otu.th&s2ms
III, for :, young ladies' Terms moderate tuition
nep Md Mrs
A CADEMY oE THE VISITATION. h V. NJ.
Connecticut ave and L St. Washington DC
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and
Little Girls
The exercises of the Academy will be resumed
SfPl EM BER l3, 1856. SHIN
Mrs; GEO. c. CuIPMAN REoPENs HER
faithfully prepared during school hours and those
which are missed restudied until perfected. se2-2mr
pRIVATE LEssoNS-BOOKKEE PING-RAPI
LAMENTATIONS and rapid writing q specially.
se23m CT. WOOD. % 9th St ne.
ct. GEORGES HALL, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
- Men, st Georges Baltimore county, Md. Prot j.
Nj EAK, A. NJ, Principal. reopens sept both
advantages and situation. $3.50 to $500. se31ms
MES. MANN'S kINDERGARTEN AND PRE-
w mary School, 1918 Sunderland Place zone block
for circulars sel-2m*
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,. COR 9TH
n. ana practical business education that
selves and successfully perform the active duties of
the English Language, Correspondents, Rapid Calca
Iations housekeeping. Business Practice Commercial
WEDNESDAY. September lst. at 8 am and 6 pm.
August 23d a full corps of teachers. Tuition Fees
y nsyaSs & , basns5s course one year
monthly insIaments OF SO each: year scholarship
s o snerns pr ss OF 10
Year Sch9iarshpsSO on entering three months. SIS.
, t; of SO each, or SIG in full entering
Illustrated Circular sent free on app cation
Mrs. SARA A. sPENcER. Vice Principal ''i ani9
$500 scHSPh fEAE-slfS 8TAErER
ACADEMY tor Young Men and Boys. Media, Pa, II
miles from Philadelphia Fixed price covers every
expense, even books .Ec. No extra charges. No
cdental expenses. No examination Tor admission
Twelve experienced teachers. all and all gradu
atcS Special opportunities for apt students 10
vance rapidly. Special drill tor dull and backward
boys. Patrons students may select any studies or
choose the regular English Scientific. business, Class
lca or civil Engineering course Students fitted
Media Academy are now in Harvard. Yale, Princeton
and ten other Colleges and Polytechnic Schools. Ten
students sent to college in 1855, ID III 1854 10 in
1880, 10 IN 1856. y graduating class year i'm
inc commercial department.. y PHYSICAL and thpni-
Cal Laboratory, Gymnasium and Ball Ground. 1860
volumes added TO Library in 1885,. Physical appara-
tus doubled In 1888. Media has seven churches and
temperance charter which prohbts the sale of all
intoxicating dri ks For illustrated circular All
dress the Principal and Proprietor. SwITHiN c.
SHORTLIDGE A. NJ, Harvard Gratuaie), Media,
Pa. Principal at Riggs House. Tuesday, september :.
d 10 y pm au5-2m