New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08
x. FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER $, asas.

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MING, SEPTEMBER $, 1sa3.
MRS. AND MISS PERCY will resume their
school Tor Young Ladies at 2i Spring street Mon
MISS SAGAR AND MISS BALLOW will
I'l reopen ief Boarding aud Day School Yocng La
dies at No 10 Albion Place Fourth strset on Monday Sep
temeef II. au3O 3weods
MRS: ROBINSON, fashionable Clear Starcher,
Laces, Tarton Musns, SILK Hose &c made to look equal
70 new shas Msrino; FoulaT Silk Mousela de laies
! laole oo1elS &c. cleaned. SO I'm.
CELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Il Amity-=i.
~ This school will De ropened on Monday the .:h Sept,
CONSISTING OF only Limited number OF pupils; its design
araor education which shall qualify f-m Tor either the
III RICHARD ?. jerks, Teacher.
| SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, al %
Also Select School for small Boys separate from the Fee
Each department with distinct eaciels and all
under The supervision Of the Principal.
50 tint, V. THOMPSON; Principal.
YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING AND DAY
y respectfully informs her pa
No 10 Carroll Pace Beecber-Stqee on Tnrsd5y the 7ih o.
September next The same system of destruction is pursued
sf o similar ability Mrs Ball. sasi;sS he aGsG py S OF
those Hho are disposed TO give their daughters solid ana
French uoserress wanted. ATrly above aus I'm.
n w. FEEKS' CLASSIC AND ENGL[SH
". SCHOOL,, go Broadway tnea stuycesant Institue)
"! ," s GA 2R ssba l4 gleMoe ,,sl tutor IN
AMHERST Gollssl Latin and Greek; A. restux French; f.
5uiy tsc, 'SN "s " Dawson" fs'"''r '" B. Brad"
The EgsIisl and Matemae Departments viii be under
CirnlG5, containing terms sc. may be had application
hlr. Brieat 60 Broadway, th Prnc:pal. au3I If
MES. 5. G. BElD'S BOARDING AND DAY
square, VIII reopen the first Monday in September. IA.
will please bar mad The inpo. of their children
present al the organization of tho classes. Mrs Reid w
at 8me 2m III st Of septeme 10 the 81 from 10 O'Clock
those parents VINO ny wish confer with Mrs. r. relative
to her institution; Mrs Rw be haapy explain her mode
place Their daughters under her charge au2i 3w
Dew. T. F. MESSENGERS CLASSICAL
~ of clin'onapd Pacific streets Brook
Pun,1uaI attendance Of the ruiis is requested.
9 ct 9 IT,, u M " AMI t 1%
Scientific branches sc; attention paid the %Fma!on
Ct the moral as well q nIte e. character Of ls The
rhode OF instruction continued which has long given salts
The limited number Of six pupils viii received INTO the
the Gne ai S &C. o e% at Gq g6G"T
NJ V Blake FuI,%n-zt New York, and at Mr. A. NJ.
THE MISSES TILDEN'S BOARDING AND
four nils from Boston Mss 1t raiucsI terms
Board and tuition, including the English, French and Latin
10 $50 term according to the teachers employed. In
Drawnf ADD DanGn so term For any Other anf%ase or
tumn term commences Sept 18TH The pupils can attend the
The vcni,y Of Jamaica Plain to Boston affords every "a,
cy for obtann the best Teachers the city affords while
cuiarly attractive To both parents an, pupils.
References Jamaica Plain 4sp,Ifs 81 VIE
Hon. JosrrH TiiDEN,
..s; ,.v,r s-v York II; 5 SsSaf 8:
CLASSICAL FRENCH AND ENGLISH
fERRfNE Fo:TGNET, f fl '' Gate F@b5aa
NE PERRIEE bs' leave 10 Inform hs friends and tic tie
s s With Mons Fo!GNE rSoss9f Of the French Ian,
at S. 4S 9 M Fg s ,l r aS S% ' % fo G
OH, es ssh % add TIA; the French will still
the most unririn efforts vii be made render pupils
system will Be followed Tor those whose parent. may desire
BOYS receiye4 stage OF education and thoroughly
For terms references &c see Circulars with Aes;rs. Be-
ra AID Monton IS G0mTtandt street. S. JCrowen, No 63
Broadway, and at the school. atjO I'm
L young Ladies. by the Msssr; ABBOTT will be oFsned
ette iI1ce. ultot from 81 10
studio. of the pupil Amie pIoy,so" will be made for tho
ledge and in all the -er study pursued in tie first
institutions the cou1tr IL will also be- prominent de-
sign advance the moral and religious welfare Of the pupils
to guard health fr injury and promote their hap
pneSSs.
Paeos wishing more particular information will receiyea
prospectus personal call, they may sire by sending
their address through the Post Office The Siessrs ABB
BOTI" fuliis desiring 10 viii confer favor by
king application, early NAV conysnient. the
same manner. JACOB ABBOTT.
GORIiAM d. ABBOTT,
CHARLES E. ABBOTT.
New York, August 30h, 1913, au3O 2weods
YALE COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.-This De
! partment i: under the direction of the Hon. DAVID
D ttiGETT. LID, late Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court Connecsut: and Professor Of Law ard the Hon
SAMUEL J. HITCHCOCK. LID, Judge Of The New
Haven City Court aud ISAAC H. TOWNSEND, Esq.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
There TWO coases Of INSTRUCTION and study IN The
cse the general i,e eblec OF the professional
men who propose 10 enter the Profession Of Law The de-
sisn the general course is, more raucnnlY TO commun-
cate 1proprae Information those who WISH 10 attend TO
Insngndsnce as branch of liberal knowledge course
with reference Mercantile Law is introduced "a often as
ariy- class requests T. e.,,,.t--.
The students required 10 the most important s'c-