Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-11
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
ME, ER n, s LETT HAS RETURNED TO THE
Residence. ISIS ss coreorsnst sIo-Im.
T'HE MISSES TIFFErs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
morals we'll Is the teiieets Of ;se pupils sseo
DROf. !. d. GAILLARp's
school Of Languages
has been transferred TO larger premises
lo11 Conn. ave. ss-lm'
sTHE SCHOOL ll27 18TH ST. NV CID DOOR
Po N. snd N RRdss m,nassmsns a Misses
This I'M utution offers primary and grammar depart
meht kindergarten and training class for teachers
Every adNantase-Delssrte physical culture. drawins
(JARENs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS; Q MILES FROM
~ Washington: twelfth session besins third week IN
,.rsininx Miss & n. WoETHiSafo Gs" seminary mary
MARIANo MAINA's VOCAL SCHOOL: ITALIAN
prepared for Grand Opera, Concerts oratorios, &C
Nv II. PUTNAM. MA. (HARvARD). WITH EFfI-
Gent assistants in each department. viii Reopen
hts Classical aud English school Tor Young Men aud
%. 1880 Best Of references given For circuiars
and and Information apply At SANDERS sTAYMAN's.
d i409 New York Ave,
es % Sy nor sas only
try. DraSing !mschsnieal Architectufal. toposssph.
Whiting With jayne I speed as,.emeS f
,kansusses q nglish, French and Gesnsnl For mem
PANQ LESSONS BY AN ExPERIENCEp
Teacher particular success with children hes, Of
differences, r 80 Terms; soc per hour; Soc half hour
Mis- MAY II. MEAD. TEACHER OF THE PIANO.
S Pnp OF Herr h .aa Of the ESy
cal at or address 9oe a2d st NV s6.lm'
TI,HE RITTENHoUsE ACADEMY.
3o6 Indiana ave-.
Will be reopened on MONDAY. September Is.
Scholars prepared for the Military and Naval
Academies. for the best Colleges and for Business.
Application for admission may be made to the Prin-
cpal ut his residence. 52l Sd ST. nw and after
the 18th instant, at the school room.
.e5-lm Q. C WIGHT. Principal.
A PRACTICAL EDUCATION.
THE MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
thewashington branch. Baltimore and Ohio railroad
OFFERS EXCEPTIONAL ADVANTAGES
for wide range Of Practical instruction at low
rates.
TUITION FREE TO ALL
Income recently doubled by act of Congress- Faculty
senlareE and increased rpsrtcu-
HENRY E. ALvoRD. c. z, Pro.iden.
sS-tutn,sat,l Ot frfnce teofHe'S county. Maryland
DENNINaToN tNJJ SEMINARY lND LADIES
Il Coilege.-Fifty FIRST year. Offers educational
facilities. Terms moderate. High and healthful
steam heating; gas; fire eseapesi ess{ Of scSess
jel4-eo42t President for Twenty-one Years.
NTAPLEwOOD INSTITUTE. CoACoRDvILAE
M Pa per year One Of the best schools to teach
boys and siris how to meet the duties Of life. Five
courses OF study. Boys under - years, also.
JOSEPH ShORTLIDGE 0sle). A M. Prin.
jy29-eo3m'
IrAUQUIER INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES,
l. Marrenton. Va Situated IN the Piedmont region
Of Virginia, the Richmond and Dsnvilie railroad
o4 miles from Washington. very successful school
entirely full two past sessions. Strong faculty
Next term begins SEPTEMBER 10, 1880.
jyI7-eo3gt GEO. q. BUTLER AN. Principal
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
IN COR NwALL-ON-HUDSON,N ny.
For illustrated catalogue Of al pages address
Col C. J. WRIGHT. BIS. AM. Superintendent
ID OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY
III Spring. Montgomery county, Nd, reopens Sept
10 thorough training is aimed at. with the inri-
ence, as far as possible Of home goveinment. The
number 10 limited and especial Ia given the
health Of the scholars For circulars and further
HENRY C. HAILowELI. AM cYale,
e1S-4m Sandy Spring. Nd.
THE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGEs.
723 l4th st. NV.
branches In New York Boston. Philadelphia Chi
eaeo Louisville. Paris France. Berlin and Dresden
Germany, Moscow, Russia, aud London, England.