New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

RNHNG, SEPTEMBER 20, Esas
MISS SAGAR AID MISS BALLOW viii
1sA reopen their Boarding and Da- School Young La
dies al No 10 Albion Place Fourth Monday Sep
tembeI IL au30 2weod.
Mrs. ROBINSON, fashionable Ciear-siarcher,
Laces, Taflton Msns, SIX Hose Sc made 70 look equal
Table Covers. Sc. cleaned s6lm.
CELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, II Amity-st.
- This School will be reopened on Monday the 9Th Sept
Consisting OF only limited number of pnrs rs deaig:
rsratory education which shall Qualify them for either the
sI Il - : Ns'i'' RICHARD P. JENKs. Teacher.
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, at 81
Also Select School for small Boys. separate from the Fe
Each department provided with distinct Teachers and all
under the supervision of the Principal.
Terms 10 suit the times.
50 Inn V. THOMPSON Principal.
YOUNG LADIES BOARDING AND DAY
SChOOLIsrs. BA LEY respectfully informs her pa
irons and the public that she vii! reopen her seminary
eembeI next The same stem Of % nstruc9 r nru
formerly and the Teachers employed aided By 9th.
ers ofsimar ABILITY. Mrs. Bailey socits the patronage Of
those who are disposed TO give their daughters solid and &C.
4 French wanted Apply as above au2s In
DERTH ANIBOY SEMINARY Scientific,
Mathematical and Classica-The Principals fully intend
their Schoo! shall BE- second to none point of merit The
with testimonials may be had OF John S. Tay
81 .lssv. : 5: !; g. W88BBRFBsEE. W0SBBRFBsE.:
G. "; FEEKs, CLASSIC AND ENGLISH
IS School 9 BG%1dway ,b !nea5 S{ayvesa' nsu
TEAcHERs-C. F. Washbum, A; n. llarel1,e tutor in
Pa2es 6s 661efs a3 DaS6n
The English and Mathematical Departments will be under
ths superntendsDce PRINCIPAL
CEcq? W m SC nay b had on appss1tGn
THE SUBSCRIBER proposes to take into his
family few lads to educate in thorough manner either
for the University the counugrco agricultural life
Of Of he H sen n the pab
patronage His residence at Wapoe H., or the Connec
i" m Tss n @ a"d ca, n sssd IN 8
from the city Of New York Terms, ncudnG board tuition
1Ihs5 B Ys 3n TO Rev 19T y RIT rs 80
Wapoe. \. H, 2o,i Aug., 1913. au3 lmeod.
PEV. J. F. MESSENGEk,S CLASSICAL
yn)-Ths School will reopeg the ls day Of September
ss45msf % @ r% IN bi! full and tho
rough embracing the English Classical Mathematical and
Of the moral as well intellectual of pupils. The
first masters employed the several departments and the
faction.
The limited npmber Of pnEils will be received into the
Circulars stating terms Sc. may be had application At
ths CHURCH Dsgosio No e ohy:st or at the b92ks9re Of
Wdsts BaoIstoe 5 81 Fnroa-s; Broofyn N aus6fi "
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Com
- meIcal Derartment.-Nlr HUBBS, Master Of this De-
narment for the a aud half organized his School on
Commercial aud Collegiate School.
The arrangement G the Junior Department in large classes
with very few GctuGi teaches-he consequently superficial
aainmens with which its scholars required enter the
Commercial Department order finish their preparation for
business and the restrictions upon ts Department oeyoho
the control Of the master led Mr. Hub6s IN to the
with the University Grammar School.
The estimate Of his relation with his School may be inferred
US1rrRsrrY OF NEwYoRK. June lith, 1913.
Mr. Hubh stirps from the 6 Gammar School not because
as saT Sfifses9a sab5 has
fu and successful and he etires with best wishes Tor his
success. Signed, e. MASON, Rector"
graduate OF Princeton and long experienced IN teaching Head
Master has at no time stood high as at present. either as TO
port of University 10 Regents Of the State Feb st 1913
Aeted by oath OF the Rector and o the President oil the
Council.
That this arrangement of Mr. Hubs not contraryto
wishes large number OF his scholars and patrons athe
University evident from the fact mar with single exccp-
nyS M also e that 50 some mn ssnsme2 1 now send to
Mr. Hubbs instead Mr. Hobby who have tried the Junor
Department OF the University Tor years. aud declined to pa
tronize il further.
In order that he might more eectuay accomplish his pur
pose of uniting The advantages Of public and pvste stuca
responsible and efficient teachers he has associated with
himself Geo. W Clarke a. NJ who has been Tor the 'astwo
years successfully engaged this city in the business OF En-
glish and Classical instruction.
The Assistant the Classcs-the Professor Of Frenchthe
Professor of Spanish and aanI,he Teacher o. renmansh
and the Teacher Of Drawing all gentlemen OF eminent1ual
Circular Of the Commercial and Collegiate School be
Bookstore Broadway the School q West Washington
Place j. 6. HQBBS. p,irc;,als
sig lw g. w. CLARKE, )