New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

OAKLAND SCHOOL. BURLINGTON. ~ Ill he
" Subscriber WIN has been io nearly - constantly
the Oakland farm, Burlington. N. j. removed his
School from Princeton to that place This the property that
q f@.si! gSasasoSn sa%1ssly aasg;ss
and commanding the grounds extensive. elegant andwe
shaded and the buildings airy and
within the limits OF the play The whole establish
ment epee with every adapted to promote The
physical comfort as well as the intellectual and moral I'M
prnyement. OF the pupils
The design i OF The Institution Is to prepare youths TI col
the Mechanic Arts sc. The Of study is extern
or ESss Abe nnd
.ans are employed The plan Of The school requires that
departments the Thorough screening and ec
The learner permitted to advance faster than
the only way which thorough scholarship be secured
and none 9he wOhy Of hs h. limits Of an ADVERTISE
nent 10 develop ones views On so compehensye subject
5 os By s. the on hc o @
PLncpalby letter post paid to Burlington. n.
week at the Aor House where he viii be happy to explain
fully MS views and plans to any who may favor him with
give ,anctouo those parents who desire their sons to be
, a, is hf 3
Princeton ~ j. he enjoyed the confidence he educated
sons of many OF our most eminent f!zsH, WINES poncO.
P S-As showing the estimate which his former abors
have been held By some OF the leading minds OF the country
the Principal suhjOns the following from many similar
Testimonials:
From Hon. Henri Clan. Of kentucky.
ASHLAND, November q, 1913.
DEAR SIR Although the OF my correspondence is
great cannot decline complying with your request for
my testimony respecting your Boarding School, formerly kept
in Princeton One oil and two of my grand,oas were
h o
those relating the instruction those respecting the personal
Quoted And my John thinks that he derived benefit
under your auspices than he ever obtained from n the other
schools which he attended In your new enterprise you
have my cordial wishes for your success
am, respectfully. your friend and obedisnt servant
E. C. WINES, ESQ. h'hAi'
From Hon Samuel l.. Soathard. Of .MeU-Jerssy.
WASHINGTON. June II. 1910.
DEAR SIR was we'll acquainted with school at Edge
hill and sincerely approved IT, My two sons were there
s: ofs ;fnHo
Mr. E. c. WINES. ol5
DRlVATE TUITION-Air. F. C.. Schaffer, Professor Of
fully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of this city that he is
now forming classes 9r private instruction ~ the above arts
at his residence No. Ia Prince 81. near Sullivan
School days and evenings will be made to SUIT the conven-
Mr. s. viii attend ssminares give private lessons classes
single. at the residence Of his pupils or al the academy
and also Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to make up pm
yute WALKING parties at his academy.
For further particulars apply as above. olo 3S
SINGlNG sCHOoI-A Singing School will be commenced
ssi q ia' Ne%
duced Which may be obtained al the place Of meeting
1879 Broadway. Tho high reputation OF Mr. Hastings as Com.
poser and Teacher ouc!ed usc preciudes the necessity
Of farther recommendation Ola jus
From he Mss:scAu,st,s Spy We5ssssE New
York agent for the Spy and will receive subscriptions
that may be entrusted 10 him.
phT oT H. f E:a vii
and advertisements for this paper end sghollzed to
Mr. P i4n 1s iso ssl
for this Journal to transact It's business OLD
DATENT LAMPs.-The subscriber has the following Pa;
tent Lamps. which he offers for sale at manufacturer
prices -, , 1900 ,o,, q, b;h;,;, y,
at the Far-an excellent article r.:,
Rusts and improved Patent Britannia Lamps ,.,ad
Messenger & Sons Patent Vesta Lamps-a most pehod
Lamp for drawing rooms.
W fnf sei UTE: BfT eaEs Fulton
between Broadway and Na. asa eel.
An elegant nssomeat of Table Cutlery. from the best
ufacturers in Sheffield. for sale as above. OLD
DLUE sATINETs,-tow prices ard fne-also every va
re'y OF mixtures of al aqaff;A ~ fJf Beaver st.
GlEG GGsEpa Fl! Td lHs ~ 5 West
= INDIA RUBBER SHO E5 The subscribers Of
larses, and bes, assortment Of lndi1
and Sheet Rubbers Over with leather sole. leather
5aS She sS with slac straps Ms B1skl
rubber and leather so: lined and Rubber ana
with eEs ySnsty n s Ns1ys nSa %
die sl Rubber Factory % M' aTTe sH RuNYoS
ST1yE FOR of Phi Ho FL Hall Stoves env bS
Dos PearlsIeet. corner OF Fulton. ola IWn
I,NGLIsH DHUGGETS.-Just received large importa
Eton of English Dusgets, containing en- endless variety
patterns OF every description and COLOR Also, few piece,
of Persian Drugga of the choicest patterns offered for sa!a
cheap by REUBEN SMITH, Jr. 254 Broadway.
os lws- topposits City HslLl
CLAY AND FRELINGHUYSEN
BREASTPINS.
Each containing beautiful hksness O. zen
Clay TheO f%T 'ff E50stse ac
az a National Miniature Gallery AZ Broadway ~ L.
GEO. B. GRANNISS,
MANUFACTURERS DEPOT OF
BOOTS & SHOES.
SO Maiden-Lane,
near Pearl-street. o. 1mu'
PASSAGE FOR sAvANNAH.-Regul.rP Packet O
IN iTlb Ortober-The well known and favorte Decke
6k4S ship NEWARK" Capt Merwn. Will iail posi-
Se1S n, aboye-having good accommodation Tor cabin se
ennd cabin and eerage passengers. To bers earj
must be made board foot OF Maiden lane,
| W. & ]. I. TAPSCOTT. IS South:st.
'oo,5 corner Maiden lane.
! PASSAGE FOR NEW-OR LEANS ositiye!
IN III. only regular Packet Of the 2lst OF October n
100 well known and tavo,ite packet ship ALAbiAsla
soi Bunker will sail positively as above. her regular Day
nss.s ne free twnc and weather peitung Tho accommo
Sstons this fine hp foc cabin second cabin ana
naepgers superior and VIII SAIL punctunly on
Ssv neIt October The chips of this line have now com
u,euced their regular trips. and will sail every sondsy iui
moi full To behs early applcston should be mac
| on board. or 70 w q =. :. Z n 49, ans