New-York tribune., 1841-09-13
VOL. I. NO. 1873.
SCHOOLS. S

VOL. I. NO. 1873.
SCH oOLS.
u Seminary for Toung Ladies.-A, % Riy
sthis Institution will be rropeHed on Monday
Department.
Select Shool for Boys is also connected with the ins,i-
utlon. bat entirely separate from the Ferale School
au3z Inn V. THOMPSON. Principal
Il The Misses Coles Young Ladies' Boarding
and Dy School No. a0l Eas BroadwAy will opel on the
Both DAY Of August. thorough OF English for
Young Ladies Also, Infant Department. Music
Lessons 10 Lade. GU; of the School.
Some School Furniture Wanted asst
IL The schools of Nlcxsrs. Rnnds at 37i
Pearl-sreet a Drisioa-s and II. Housions' will be re-
opened after the vacation Monday, Aug 80. Terms
moderate For particulars inquire the respective nsi
tutoa. At the sucr place will be opened department
for Young Ladies under the OF Bliss S. J. RAND.
.a.lm- 4 A4SoS W SfNE; RaSp Principals.
IL WRITING AN-,eOoK KEEPING ACADEMY ssl
Rroad~ay. opposite Washington HaL-Mr. Goidsmh re-
specially informs the ladies' and gentlemen OF New-iors
nad Brooklyn. that his Writing'Acadcmy will reopen on
Monday August 3D. Terms 81 including stationery paw
able advance. Rooms open during the day and evening
S6lw
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTES, N, New
! yoris.---rlIE MISSES IIaVENS receive young
their father, X. llayeAs, Esq, No y Lafayett, Place,
New-Ycrk.
Their Of instruction. embraces all the usual
branches OF E2ei>H Education including biblical studies
also, Latin, Greek, I,sliar, German. and ornamental
branches desired by parents. Particular
given to destruction in Freach.
Their Fail crT commences September 18th, but pupls
will he received auv time.
Further Information may be obtained by communicated
addressed themselves above father his
offic- 10. s.; Wall-street. New-York.
Thsy also r. fer to the following gentlemen:
Chancellor Nal~orth, Saratoga. New-i ork.
Hon. Ambrose spencer Lyons Wayne Co.
Hoa. Henry Huntington, Rome, One ida Co.
Rev g. Spring ID. ID. New York City.
Hon Phillips PhGnix, do.
Hon d. B. raiImadge, do.
Col Elisha jenkins, do.
Dlnel Lord, Jr. E,I do.
Burr " skeman, Esq. do.
Messrs. T. 4 D. T. W. Porter principals Of the
Washington Institute, ". Y.
Rev :. H. Cox, d. D. Brooklyn, New-fork.
Lucius c. Duncan Esq NSw-oreans.
Jas. VI. Lcyhricn f. G. au1r II
CT. T7EO17AS EgAEL, FEUsEgsNG, H..
- l,-r. l.. HAWKS, Rcctor.-Tbe next term at this
G.tuton will commence IN Ihc lst o! Octsber ensuing,
by winch time all the arrangements will be completed for
ie comfortable accommodation Of the full number Of pu-
p'ls that s be received desirable thar the duties
of the establishment ssoulJ b. resumed the appointed
time, hoped that parents who ~is 10 enter their ch
dron will make carly application and that those already
belonging the Institution will report themselves pune
tuay q the lat ofOcioher
Fia>l ing. AHg. 2ith. ls'l su9s law6t
- Il. LOUIS Gs.tSSrC.7T ~ Css1zss =; NJ
- cIAL INSTITUTION, Ar NEW-bRlGHloN
STATEN l>I-AND.-'Thc public respectfully informed
that the above named Institute situated IN one OF the most
solubrous and fashionable parts of NcwBrghton, now
in successful operation under the mmeda,e charge OF
EUGENE BfRNAUD, and the superntendancc of DR..
YlDEFONSO MEDKANO.
The branches taught in this Institution are the English
moderu languages. Mathematics pure and Mixed Geo
graphi Natural Philosophy, and Natural History. In
short students here prepared for the counting
any of the Universities in the Uated
States abroad.
While the cultivation al the mind is regarded the
sutunal health is not neglected. but every Opportunity
is given student by gymnastc exercises and scen
thc walks around tho 5sautifn localities of Staten Island
to strengthen he m Of the body while the mental acul
ties ar. expanded and the Frerch and Spanish lam
tulres are spoken in the Institution ana taught Man
eas system, excellent opportunity is offered to Ame-
ricau. acquire these languages thoroughly.
The for Tuition, Board Washing, Mendng, etc,
are 800 per annm, payable semi-annually IN advance
No extra charge during vacations.
For dclas of plan OF tuitIoR &c prospectus, which
may be- found with the following gentlemen, to whom ii
lis Excelency Don Pedro de Argaz, Minister Plsnipo
tentilry OF her Catholic Majesty in Washington.
HIS Excc,lency Don A. Caderon de la Barca, Am5assa-
dor OF her Catholic Majesty in Mexico.
Messs. Peter Harmon, & Co., Picaba * Manzanedo J.,
Grauja, Esq. 4. Patrulio Esq. f. Del Hoyo Esq Dr. A.
Suey Doane Officer Of Health Of the Port of New-i Cr
B. Th0s 4. Davis Esq, John Ielin Esq, ~ Reynolds,
Esq w. Oddic, Petit dc liiers. NewYork au2j 3aw n
ERENCEa AND llUSRC.-Mr. M. A. GAU-
VAIN, his LADY and DAUGHTER. having resumed
their lessons IN French and Music hc Piano Guitar and
voca9 request pupils call and have their
ed ether for classes or private lessons. Tho morning
hours devoted Ladies, the evenings TO Gentlemen. The
French taught after HANEscAs ORAL SYSTEM, which Mr.
e. successfully practsed for rumeers of years and for
which h. is highly recommended by the author OF that
system, in his preface to his work.
IL SeInnnries and private fnmes daily attended TO,
in both branches Apply ut J97 Broadway near walker
street sll ST.
NEW MUSIC.