New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24
WHOLE NO. 63a.

SCHOOL-3IRS. LAURA (. HYDE, formerly
- Of rtr.fed Mass VIII open School tor Young Ladies
on 5 I s B o. fefP2Gi 9' aSf h ! s 3 f
shaw's Bookstore. li8 Nassau 81. New York. al BY.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING
nn1-S f o "9ii,n S5a,2t SSgq - m to S si
quartz IN asnce with the addition Of 81 Tor th French
garj(asrs may osaa 1, a; &o . Wilt Sone d
i " s and Rp 45p4sst Between M Rbb aaa
YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL. No. 49, Greene
l. strset-AiI; and Mrs J. B. lDDER respectfully an
nodncs 10 glT friends and the public, J1t the inst u May
s4L~ ..} w" oi,' me above Giioe an establishment
Tor the eeltec edqcaoa q oung Ladies plan many
RESPECTS novel and original combining due healh
with ?Flou, on moral cuiturs aud ensurng Improvement
tn aI1y. application may he made At No 81 Perry as In
L'AlIILI BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOIS.
I witon Fairfield COUNTY. CtTh~ nnmber of pupils !,
rS".-F4 Board Tuition }s S 81 gSFs" %,n.,.,
Ainteryiew can be had with The Principal dUa Tn, st
BY cams on the Kew D. Neas Editor ~, Of ii cSss s
Family Magazine 52 Nassau St TO whom reference may De
made. az I'M
4 FRENCH SCHOOL, IN a private family. on
y the Hudson River, 10 miles from Nswl orkThe sab
scribr respectfully! informs the pubh, that he has convenient
to give Instruction French, spanish or Italian and n,,ra
mental Music The spoken language ii his family being the
prneh pupils ar re9qed as iT as to use m
SUNG the lssical aud English stle bookkeeping aud
thoroughly any scholar that sufficiently ancei has
access library conlnln; collection Of foreign
h lis, plinc OF the school Is matne by the exercise
kindly advice, and parental affection aud no Individual Of
in the imiS. The location Is 6e,tjhy AMI msommonIy
,gs The The II Of e Nav Of nr !he Sd year VI" commence Q"
Tems-Sl71 wear, PAYABLE quarterly IN advance This
includes all charges except Bookkeeping IN tie Foreign Lam
JiTcqlars and !her information may be obtained Of Rev
y yos Dff Bto S .r .G B No. s ws i s
f. / Moorc. No. 60 W s street; jrFcr Brothers, No 81
ct street or at this Office or by s IoS e t ,l ss,T1
Newbursh, April l2tl., 1919. ais ,Nl3
CLASSICAL ENGLISH SCHOOL-649 Broad.
NM @ l Bses s 6 W EEEKs spS sse sa&ad
on the lst of May tG9 Broadway The rooms, which
with new desks char carpets, &c Noles attention viii be
paid by the Principal The moral conduct than 70 the mental
culture the pupils committed 10 his aud ms eN5rons
viii be used to maintain the reputation that he has earned b.
twelve years experience IN HI, profession
F. wasbur lately Amherst College Latin and
4 4 r 6a7i.oa rrq% "'@aSn;
E Purcell Drawing i and pn jp
The Il following il gentlemen are referred to-
IS" ( Rs smith, ''" j lS AekcF E::i
A Amoux. Esq. D. Ebbelts, Esq,
J. ". Bradhurst, Esq. d. kngsland, Esq;
s. f. GARRISON Esq. lhos. Lawrence. f.sG
j. Cowl, Esq. J. ". smith NJ D.
j. Cunningham, Esq. ,; I. zoe, VI. u.
De Riyer, Esl. ms; r. Osborn, E3l, -,
C. " + may be seen between ~ NJ and z NJ on school
days un;i May j. $50 Boadwoy tbeevenins al hisrs
Circulars containing terms Sc may be had at the china
store of Mr.. Briant, 6ij Broadway. at I'm
yNTASIIINGTONINST 1'E-EDl5 CATION
w FOR BOYS.Thc summer arrangement OF The classes
will commence this Pupils receiye! AT s9c times
may the OF their friends; aud their quar-
tiers calculated from the date OF entrance. To those concerned
NAV be proper that the plans of instruction and DIS
cIline at this establishment the fruit Of much mveSsa
ton and experience and have stood the Of more than
quarter century under the OF s present d.
rcctors and their oClae predecessors.
Devotng themselves exclusively To the profession OF tu
Gators aud aided by wellQuaIed assistants, the
conductors the Institute enabled otter the restricted
number of whom they take charge, the combined advantages
public and instructions and amt with The best IN
iiuences the mind an heart The benefits OF careful physical
trimming ard socia culture. The Of the habits Irst
formed being aimpoEan cilden admitted At an early
DIV ItIli l tOR f.lt NJ ",
THEODORE w. POR1 EE, a. VI.
Thirteenth street, near Unon Place, April 7tE.
References will b. furnished when sought, any de-
Sirablt both parents and guardians and those
who have themselves been educated at the Institute.
APO st Th&Nl
DRlNTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS,
/ Nos % and 81 GoiI.,tr,et, New-N ork.Ap, 1879,
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED-Tke' . HOE PINT
ing Press Machine and Saw Mandatory, consequence
4 .n,.ri ulrtt ttrirNN works