FEMALE EDUCATION,
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l Nj II Il the intention of aiding in the education W otyounger sisters, Miss ROSA M. NOURSE proposes opening small and select boarding school al the Highlands, the late residence of her father Ida]or .. ]. Nourse situated on the heights above t1eefgetoWn and three miles from the city of Wash lnston. The position is remarkably healthy, con Vehient and easy ot access and the house large and connections. The young ladies will be furnished with the means of attending church in Georgetown, and will be considered in every respect as members of the family.

 The school will open on the first of October, and as the number will be limited, it will be necessary that all application be made soon as possible. Should references be required the hig ghes will be given to persons in the District of Columbia and most of the States.

 TERMS PER ANNUM PAYABLE QUAR-

 TERLY IN ADVANCE. Board, including bedding, &c.; complete course of tuition in English and FIench Useful and Ornamental Needle Work s;250 GO

 ExTRA-PER QUARTER. German 00 Italian , % Drawing ) % Music on the Piano, Harp & Guitar, each IS GO No extra charge for the use of large and well selected Library.

 Each wound lady must be provided with silver cup, fork, table and tea spoon and half dozen nap llins.

 Direct to Miss Rosa M. NoURsn, Washington, D. c., care of Major c. J. Nourse. From Mrs. Madison to Hiss Rosa II. Nourse. My DEAR RosA:

 have derived so much satisca- ton from the intimaton of your plan of educating your younger sisters, with few additional compan- ions, at the Highlands, so long known to me as the residence of your family, that cannot but express to you my qualification, well in regard to your sisters to those of your friends who snail avail themselves of the high and honorable devotion of your time and talents to the duties of education. 1 know how efficiently you will be aided in the intellectual and domestic departments; and you aware how highly value home education when so sustained With every wish for the success of your establishment, and every sanction which my judgment can confer,

 am, very aiiectionately, yours,

 D. P. MADISON. Washington, February 10, 1915. From tle Rector of St. Johns Church, Georgetown,

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 In reference to the above, it gives me pleasure to savT that if parents wish for their children faith ial guardian, accomplished teacher kind friend and beautiful example in manners and in life, know of none whom 1 would more highly reeom- mend than Miss Ros AM. NouRsE

 ALEXANDER SHIRAS. February 10 l645 l0 3m.