EDUCATIONAL, 12713tha n.w. bet ween Ms.eaeaeflsavS and , ot. ne sgnare from1t atoreT e uph istrucion, from first to grammar Thar IMiyintrutlmin German given free.lYma de lur et for ladies. nie 8U7IE POLIE',a rraduateof the Kinder harten Normal Institute. Berlin, Prussia, having bad te ieraren in taclnr. in aceoMance wtthKindegate Philosophy. in private and pubhc schools of Boston and tahi'ngton ; and Miss ATHERINE NOERR. who has taught with Miss Pellok during the past five erPrin al. Mrs. S. L. Fu LLEP, Teacher of the Normal Canses in Public Schools. Object Drawing. Calisthenic Exercises dal. Pupils wilreceive eve attention from the Pncipals and their AS sistanta, including special adaptation to individual needs, and thorough. Sstematic progress in class in struction. Pupils wllm be reoeived at any time dr ing the year. jan10-6t HENRIE, Teacher of the Guitar and inging. Persons of no knowledge of Music taught 10 pp a walta in a month. Charges rea sonable. at., near 2d n.w. 3ani CHARLOTTE HASLBCHOO ST. Yanra COM. Mn. The next session will begin MONDAY. FEBRU ARY 2. 1880. Board and tuition $73 in advance for each session of five months. For Circulars apply to WM. T. BRI800 an3-1m Secretary to the Board. flAk 14TH ST.-M(LLE V. PRUD'HOMME'S L U French Classes. New term in January. tlass hours, 11 a. m. 33 4 and 61 p. m. Hours reserved for private enstruction. Bsre advantages oflered to all pupils adults and children. Verbs and idioms orally ana practically taught. Visitors invited on Thursdays, at 334 p. m. Offie hours: 12 m. to 1 p. n. Terms moderste. dec17 8IsEB1OLLOCK AND NOERR 't School and Kindergarten, 1127 13th at, n. W. Thorough instruction, from first to grammar grade. Daily instruction in German given free. Normal department for ladies. de13 PARK SEMINARY for Young Ladies and Mie. 506 5th at. a.w., thorough instruction in all English branches, including Book-kee ing and Drawing, extended course in Latin and French. tirculara at the book stores. Address Mas. 0. M. CONDRON, Principal. docli ]REGULAR FRENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG -s Ladies and Children. MJLE. FOULON has rmoved her regular French School to 903 16th st. n.w. corner of 1. Private Lessons After Schoo Hours. Prospectus at Madame Delarue. French fancy store, 1280 Pa. ave. deo5-3m ETROPOLITAN SEMINARY AND KINDER TEN Boarding and Day School for young Ladies and Children 80 18th st. n.w. MIS B.O GRAVES, Principal.. i rmal departments for Ladies both day and evening nov'S-2m CHOOL OF MUSIC, 707 8th St.-Organ Lessons (with use of Church Organ.) Voice Culture (b a n teacher.) Piano. Free classes, &c. tion $5 and upwards. oot2a-3m IB1B OSBORNE'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young es and Children, 943 M at., corner of 10th sl Next quarter will commence Nov. 17. aug6-sm APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CowconDvr.r.a. PA.-o rGirls. 45. Stu dents peaifor usiness, Yale or Harvard. First class proeors. Primary ils admitted. jell J. SHORTL A.M., PriipaL OR IN CLAS-LATIN GREEK. GERMAN, FRENCH MATHEMATI(5, BET O1F1C,LWGIC. Preparation for College. West Point. Annapolis. Translations of Ancient and Modern Languages. S.W. FLYNN, A.M..702 5th st.n.w. 91 J E. SCHEEL~, Teachar of PIANO, ORGAN ad . VOAL MUSIC. Particular attention to be ginners, as well as those wishing to be qualifed for Teachers. Terms moderate. 15 H at. n.w. aug28-21w* 'PENCERIAr BUSINESS COLLEGE. ConEn 7Tn AN L STnEETs N.W.. wives education for real life to sons and daughters. The course comprises Penmanship, Spe Com rosition Correspondence. Business Artmtc Sin ,rle and bo"ble Entry Bookkeeping Business "rac tioes, Political Economy, Commercial Law. and Leo tio f aaents last Monday in August and t after. Fer particulars visit the Coll or adre aug6 H. C. SPENCER. rA. MEDICAL, &c.
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