New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-31


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7 OST OR MISLAID--A note for $40 81, made
u hy Wight and Andrews 10 their own order dated l0th
August 1873 payable in months The finder viii pleas
e4s- The sane at % payment has been stopped
an50 81
MRS. AND MISS PIERCY wiII-resnne their
Schooior young Ladies, at III Spring street on Mon
dav, September !th au&2
MISS CRAM'S Boarding and Day School Tor
VI Young Ladies, viii be e.oren-d Nonday S-Ptemb7r
IN at 60 Hammond street, formerly the residence OF AID
MISS +. A. DETEREUX informs her patrons
w and The public that her Boarding aud Day School aI 51
Boad-'t Will REOPEN on SEPT iii.
Young Ladies 10 br ruactual on the dty oi AZ
tendance. au3O u"
L'EMALE EDUCATION. The subscribers
scHSgl for Or si sonsn,f in F,is set%S h hSPs
's 'a 10 ''.' ~s Sa ATGHSH5S
YOUNG LADIES BOARDING AND DAY
SCH0OL.-1rs BA LEY respectfully informs her pa
irons - ,% the Pq1e tqt bat hs VIII fsoTG@ s semna ~, al
September next The system OF instruction. is pursued
as formerly an ,e sam, TFachrr' eEpIoyed alded By oh
those who DISPOSED 10 give Their daughters solid aud ae
\ French Gover'eS> wanted Apps Is abnee 1n2ji,n
MFRS s c. REDS BOARDING AND BAY
win reopen on the rs Monday IN ssr'~nbsr Pa,
b@s benz: "ndtus i in m i" ' on that day. @ @ hey may
present at the organization OF tie classes Mrs Reid vii be
% 2ma 81 a; M f. aa @i S@e!M d" M to u int g @ = 2s&Sk e
those parents who nay wish r. confer with NGs X FsiaiITr
q" i%srctan a her ,es to ;o.e parent Who may VII.
place her daughters under her charge. an2l 3w
DEV. J. f MESSENGER's CLASSICAL
n SCtOO!-tcofi-r Of { linton and Pacific Brook
ly)This School VII open on the Isl d2y Of September
PulcJual Attendance. OF The w'iis IS requested.
rough '%, Embracing the E9b M Classical atheaticai sud
Scientific hance Stric atenon paid to the formation
ilgCf cha
frs, masters employed in fhs several departments inI The
mode OF instruction continued which has so long slrca aa'is-
IN limited apmlr Of sly r"Eils win g received i"to the
PIme,1. 9my and lrGg,'T & The car Ca 9 o. m IF@
The C"!s6 Deposition 10. % Joh2.st AT e t9@k9n9 9f
WiLier', i;@okstorr, 81 Fulton-s BROOKLYN. au3Ori
EDUCATION For DISSATISFACTION
Einsuucion will be resumed, alter the an
ng} M1nGa M m , Ss n Of rho class
rooH but Taetabeng the wssln g' expressed m to
the Institute have made their consttn aim TO II
those committed to e charge y whatever pertains TO the
Accordingly they have ioprd a,ragrmeat4 tending kr
invi-o'ae their health enightgn te mind ee ther man
Of E!ncacn and for SO long period eEltmentaiiy
acquainted with rs dst the umdrTi,sneI @ agtn@Fl.ea & 10
hiIIrcn may be entrusted 10 their care.
T. DWIGHT PORTER ND.
THEODORE ". PORTER, A. NJ.
Thlrteenti,-sirsrt hear niOmPlaCe, luS. - du9 It
fLASSlCAL fhENGH AND =ES1!LHi1
OSCHOOI., No. #73J Broadway, opposite Astor Place
rERRiNE FOIGNET Principals, Gate ietibeau X
iefrine
Mr PERRINE bags leave 10 inform his friends and The
public generally, that ia consequence OF the ecease OF his
late associate Mon Pebeau he has entered into coparner
ship with Mons. FOIGNET. Professor OF the French ial
nencenen of that institution aud that the school will
open the first Monday IN September -
Nessr r. & f. respectfully add, that the French will still
be exclusively taught and spoken three hours day. aud that
the unlirine efforts will hs made 10 reGer pnpiS at
home every branch Of French ed ucstlon NanesGas Oral
system viii be followed for rhoS whose parents desire
BOYS ed any of education and thoroughly
prepared for colieg. or business.
tol terms references &c Circulars with Messrs Be
and Nlondon II Courtian street, s. j. Crowen No bJ3
Broadw ay, and AT the school. du3O I'm
CHLORIDE OF LIME,