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MISS SAGAR AND MISS BALLOW will
II reopen ther Boarding ard Day School Tor Young La
dies al No 10 Albion Place Fourth strset on Aonday Sep
tember H. ausO 3weod-
MRS. ROBINSON, fashionable Clear Starcher.
w so Mercer ST. fifth door above Spring st. Emhoideries
Laces Tson Mu5lins, silk Hose SC made 70 look equal
Table Covers &c cleaned s5 I'm
CELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, IL Amitv-st
- This School will be re.opened Monday the ih Sept
Consisting of only limited number OF pnp design
pa1aoTy education which shall qualify them for either the
e0 81 4 house Or college RICHARD P jerks Teacher
CEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, at 81
Also Select School for small Boys, separate from The Fe
Each department is provided with distinct Teachers and all
under the supervision of the Principal.
50 Inn Inn 70 '"'' ''s ''"ss' V THOMPSON; Principal
YOUNG LADIES BOARDING AND DAY
/ SCHOOL.-Mrs BAILEY respectfully informs her pa
No. 10 CaSro Place BE on Thnrsday the
September next The same system OF Instruction IS pursued
as OF S SAM Ba the ' ao1sss
those who disposed he daughters solid and ac
French ,,overness wanted. Apply above. au26 IN :
DERTH ANIBOY SEMINARY Scientific,
Mathematical and ClassicaIThe Principals fully intend
their School shall be second TO no9s IN point Of merit The
Terms moderate in accordance with the times Circulars
with testimonials and references may be had of John 5 lay
'o' D'''N ''''< . . Wv s F. WOODBRIDGE,
sl2 6w- S. G. WOODBRIDGE.
r. W. FEEKS CLASSIC AND ENGLISH
viii be re.opened on H Monday h Scptembe ''a' '''
Wash3%n ~ atsiyF ,tn mtSt y
Purcell; DLawng; ". Dawson, Penm9rshp; w B. Brad
the suierntendeHce of the Principal.
Circulars. continuing terms, SC. be had application
DEV. J. F. MESSENGER,S CLASSICAL
IL SCHOOL-icorner of Clinton and Pacific streets Brook
lyn-his School w" open on The lst day OF September
The OF instruction in this institution is full ard tho.
rough embracing the English Classical Mathematical aud
Scientific Branches StIic attention paid TO the formation
of the moral we'll intellectual character Of pupils. The
employed in the several departments and the
mode OF Instruction continued which has so long given sats
faction.
The limited number Of six pupils will be received into the
Principals family, and receive the care Of parent.
Circulars stating terms &c. mas he had application at
the CHURCH Depository, No 20 Johs at the bookstore
Wilder's Bookstore, 81 Fulton-s BROOKLYN. au3Of