New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

NEW SEMINARY-MRS. H0YT'S Lesson
u Rooms No IS FORSYTH near Walker
in all tn branche taught Ia The best Institutions H.
and peniansp and Will assist the several classes IN their
studies og familiar lectures e aud llqstFa0n a., ,o
O'Clock to 8 Charges moderate. oil In
FRENCH LANGUAGE-Nlons. Bekeart, pro-
esso OF the French aasuaSs bsgs 10 inform his friends
season commences GA Friday Evening November Sd
o'clock Also one at 8: clock for those far advanced Tor
conversatlon. at his esidence, S. Duane ST.
" E. Pvae lessons gwen at home or at me residence OF
the pupils OF u
DOARDlNG SCHOOL.-The Mount Vernon
~ Academy is pleasantly situated in S street on the Od
preors Of the Institution, will receive linited number oil
Gp BOY" or 5 from he as al sly to desb 6lseB
Of useful and polite education hs sup,oF adv IN
advance o23 I'm
pKEPARATORY SCHOOL AT MIDDLE;
T9WN GoNSocLASSsIGA AND ). EHG 5d N
one of the most hse,hful qEet and beautiful towrS N New
England Of easy daily from New OK, Albany io
Students reside with the Principal and at all times under
his care The Number IiGiira ana oe ar p's's"
worthy Of hs confidence Of parents The PRINCIPAL has
The Sniner Session commences Nay i ends Get9feT T.
save for BOOB Books S Sfp sc aud Modern Laassss
Circulars aud minute nioTlns!on nay be 9btaned OF lssy
titNTy ,ltsr. "a 4Ihtt st4tt WV jim ai4u "
SAKE, 6 Albany oh CHASE.
y EV. j. +. MESSENGERS CLASSICAL
IA SCHOOLtcorner Of Clinton and Pacific streets Brook
lyn)-Ihs School viii reopen on the Isl day OF September
Puuctual attendance o. the pupils Is requested
The OF Instruction IN TINS Institution Is full and tho
rough, embracing the English Classical Natfemat ca anu
Scientific branches shict ateton is paid TO the formation
of the moral well intellectual character OF pupils The
FIRST employed in the several departments, and ne
mode of Instruction continued which has so long given sa
fiction
The limited number Of six pupils will BIZ received Into the
Fmcre;s family, and receive the care OF parent.
Circulars stat. &c may he had application At
s Church Depository No % jonst AZ the bookstore OF
Mr. A. Y Blake, Fulton-st New. York and at Mr.. A: NJ
Wilde.'s Bookstore, 81 Fuiton-st. BROOKLYN an3Ol
4 HISTORY OF THE PROTESTANT EPlS
u COpAL CHURCHES ~ THE CITY. OF NEW
YORK Emb-lli>hed with highly finished Engraving oil
PROSPECTUS.
The undersigned are about 10 publish in monthly parts the
aove History and Will issue the first number ieW days
X the psn and Of the publishers e. make this
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possible style paper OF superior quah,y and from
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