New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21
sEw-yoeR MORNING. SEPTEMBER II,

MRS; ROBINSON, fashionable Clear .Starcher,
.d Tess f, dea; ab2ys o sEnS 81 E0hIoIdsGss N o
. new sha,sls Msraos, FouIafd Silks, ,Slousen de asrs
I1ble Covers. SC. cleaned. So I'm
NAY SCHOOL FOR GIRI.>.-MRS. KIRKLAND
Oishes 10 receive small number pupils for instruction.
in all h= usual branches. Persons ssirou' OF placing their
daughters under her may have opportunity OF Son
.sns with her every morning between 10 oe!ocS ana ~ al
SrELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, II Amity-s,
- This School will be re-opensd on Monday The th Sept
C2nsistns Of only limited nunbE Of pnplls rs essH IS to
offer 10 parents ;hs giving telT sons thorouh
paat3 education which shall quality them ior siheE 'e
sGa'''s stf house or e0'si RICHARD p JESRs. Teacher
SEMINARY 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.
% I'm. V. THOMPSON; Principal
YOUNG LADIES BOARDING AND DAY
SCHo0L.-Mrs. BAILEY respectfully informs her pa.
No 10 Carroll Place, BleeCerstreet Thursday the 7th Of
September The system OF Instruction. pursued
similar ability. MIS- Bailey socits the patronage oi
those who disposed give their daughters solid and ac-
French t,ove-n.ss wanted. Apply above au26 I'm.
DERTH AlIBOY SEMINARY : Scientific,
Mathematical and Cassical-The Principals fully intend
Win Wa,er Session. vii commence on Nondsg Novsmbsf6
Terms moderate, in accordance with the times Circulars
'',, ,." D',S. ''s' . . ~ y99pRR W99BBREPGE EBcE
q W Ff,ENS' CLASSIC AND ENGLISH
Y. SCHOOL 6ia Broadway (near stuyyesant us,itutel
will be re-oIened on Monday itn September;
Aois A5 Sssfs Eja FsSs y F5neh e. b,,
The Eassh and Mathematical Departments wi be under
The suIrfinendeace Of the Principal. -
70.
TO Mir Brant, CTS Broaiway orto the Principal au3 If
DROF. BASSET'S ORAL. AND GRAMMAT-
/ ICAL System OF Frsnch Taught without Books The
ensuing season. at residence Broadway, entrance
Gcand seer. This method belng highly cacu ated to
caa"ot se @ fail to give thorough nowese Of the French and
full s?tsactiG to the pupil Those h9 wish 70 be Ir trci,
ed T ni1s S% 70 call immediately as the u BAssT F@TE.'
y B@The Professor can only be seen before 4 NJ and
DEV. J. + MESoENGEE'S CLASSICAL
iyn)-1hs School VIII reopen the lstd3y Of September.
The course Of instruction this institution full and tho;
rough embracing The English Classical! Mathematical and
of the moral well intellectual character Of pupils. The
first masters employed IN The several ana tt
The limited number six pupils Will be received the
Principals family, and receive the care OF parent
CcniaI stating terms Sc may & be had on ia aPpfaon r M
H. fl's 5sEs 5REes!S No s"i hs at 'Sf,s M
Witers Bookstore, 81 Fulton-st Brooklyn. auSotf
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Com
u mrtcial DepartmeutMr HUBBS, Master Of this De-
partmen ior the year aud half organized his School on
the ;t last at q West Washington Place, under the of
Commercial and Collegiate School.
The arrangement the luor Department In large classes
with very few actual teacheis-he consequently suelcal
atainmens with which its SCHOLARS Were TO enter the
business and The restrictions upon this Department beyond
The control of the master led M Hubbs in obedience to the
wishes of his friends desire dissolution OF his connection
with the University Grammar School.
The OF his relation with his School may De inferred
from the following notes: ,,.,
Mr. Hubbs 1stire from the Grammar School not because
Of dissaziacon on my 2af As Had
u, and aud he with best wishes for his
success cess S;gnaj, c. MASON. Rector"
COMMERCIAL DfPAnrMcST.-lsaac George Hubs. "a
Master has time stood high at present. either to
its numbers or the OF lis discipline aud study" he
mort of University the Regents OF the Sta Feb ist li
Attested hy oath OF the Rector and OF the President OF the
Tt Of Mr. Hubs is 1 not CONTRARY to t.
University, evident from the fact, at win single excr
ton pupils returned 10 nm nsead OF the
unysrsi IL also tue fhh SOM g[ntleme ,s now M fna to
Department Of the University tof years ana declined 20 pa
trunZe II further.
pose uniting th advantages of public and pnTate 'duca'
ion and bringing c pupils of the school under the nstruC-
ton of responsible and efficient teachers he assoc It'd VIII
hjrsrf Go W Clarke A. VI who has been for the iasttw
elish and Cllssic Il instruction. i,
The Assistant the CaSSlcsths Professor Of trenchte
and Teacher Of Dawis all gentlemen OF eniaent quail
icau0ns.
obtained Rayno Bookstore, 70 Bowey, the Stnyresant
Bookstore Broadway, or the Scho - West WahinSt OIL
| Place. }. u III DBS, P,nrjrals
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