New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-30
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ID Tni- school : accessible by many pleasant routes Inc
principal are Bridegroom, Norwsik and Harlem hsl-
road aud line OF stages TIE localon Is disngusne1 ioI
salubrtv and h.allhiunes-. The Academy ana boAohe
House are admirably arranged for TIE convenience, spp
ness and health Of pupils The system Of instruction }, hGI
ough and practical, embracing al me branches hpptau
irgto comprehensive English and Classical education
Also Modern Languages preparing students ier ooege,
Commercial and business operations TIE pupils under
The immediate care and sgpsrnlendence Of the Principal
who not only setuousy attends 10 her edu son pu'
viianv regards their personal habits. cleanliness, polite
ms. rsInsgs and Department The Winter term OF y
weeks commences on the 18Th Of Ocl a. 80 per term, w
clqding Board and TulrSn: jEsS sv rLSN W.. -v
York; Thomas y Newell, a Cecsr..t do Rev. 1eoree
PECK n d. 30 aulberry--L dos William Cumoerson, ~
Prospec.t Broosyn; John N.yor > 90 80 ,i
DOAKDI>G SCHOOL for Boys, New Canaan
ID seminary c. JoHs OssosS, Principal Number OF
pupils limited twenty. Terms $50 per year Cifcnsr-
NAV be OBTAINED Of ID ;. Duncomh, No Cedm-si J. H.
srver III Easi Broadway; II. TremPer, 45s Grand-st
ola 2w'
u,RPNCU 4 GERMAN CLAssEs-G. P. sTRU-
l. VIZ. late Professor OF Modem Languages IN broNn
University forming classes In The French and ernah
Languages on the RObert-onian system al his roons NO
e7l Brosawsy e'enueTen can -.!-f lsif nalss :. .s
/ SON and T. J. Grower Ladies' wishing to form private
asses will be waited on :, teir residence II required.
sis In
N,p.sRs. Cha. Coader, 4 DR. T o. Porter, No IS s.
wi MARKS Place, viii reopen their School on The l' Of
September - 49,
cuar attention ine study sr4 praetce Of me rrrneh s'
Tor The al sixteen wears hs institution has been IN opera
there instance OF pufls WHO cpuo ho' rPrNA
French fuently sner years In this school
The French and Span.h languages are part OF NE res
lar course Of instruction n me school
German Il also taught desred, or which az exra charge
Is made .a-s 'nl
Mis-. MARY HATHAWAY school for Young
wi L.tie. Is row open a. No iSe Avenue ska Ches
lar. Of tern. and references be had application
- 8i-l5tos'
N % Ir>k., S-.~ci schooI iOr Boy-, 81! hrosdwsy
IL. viii reopen on Monday the l.. Of seperher 81 u
INDICATION FOR BOYS, at The ba'a'HgtSn ~
IIstitsts, Thir--nih - ~, y"
nJ.RROW,. RIDING SCHOOL. No 4s Bow
'-rv near Aston And Ia Fsyctt- psce, Nr~-fors M
n ~. H. honor 10 announce ihsi a School open day Tor
Lcns.tyian Tuition and exercise Riding.
,r~-rsx tEssoSs ExERctsE Riding
- 10 Monlh .............l2 %
"a a. . IL o. - Ridrs...... .........l0 80
A. - 90 n DO ...... ......... ~
Single Lessons. geo snse Rides........... %
a Ei ,hIv trained and quiet Horses for the Road or
Parade To let NJ LIS
I All Lessons or Rnles pait Tor on commencing
. m, mar Allow -i on ea1h Lesson Ride in The School,
, a.. hour and A ha,f 10 . Lss<on IN the Road
Honr. for Ladies from A. ~ 10 5 P. NJ
uo1r. Tor Gent -rren from 70 A VI and 10 r. NJ
So geutIruen admitted during the hours Appropriate
70 Lade. .a . ., .,s--,,v
~ G-nt.u-n Keeping their Horses in Tins e-1scishfneni
vii have me privilege Of ndng them IN tie school Eraas
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