New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-04
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

FEMALE INSTITUTE,
T MpDLETOWN Cts CHASE, a. NJ. Principal
N THIS Institution is ocsied in the City of Mddelown
within half mile Of the Connecticut River Inc osauy
hralthalncss quiet and morality OF tie Cliyrenuer a.os
desirable residence for those intending 10 pursue course
Of sady The number of Boarers is limited They reside
in The family with The Principal and Tesche.s who spare
M ps,ns 10 secure 10 lbcm all the comforts OF pleasant
SSns 4 regular coarse sindy is pursued Young La
dies can Re prepared for teaching; or copieS
Ths Charge foY 'oarders is 500 per annum Music
Drawing Painting, sni Modern LANGUAGES oens eHs-
Sessions commence A, gust Is November 10 and May lsL-
~ srrr. Ne:s I'srt au9 2w&2Iswl2wD&l2tWt
T1NILY BOARDING SChOOL-The Winter
.rs Girls in Ne,I c., viii commence Nov. 9Th The
nu.nSer Of pupils /: iaed Twelve. Boys will be fitted
for college sl.cs will be adapted TO The designs OF
their parents, He!r future pursuits Terms.ihe year
is divided wo ons OF = weeks each All expenses
except book So PEI session References MISS Gsnerne
NJ Sedswlck 10 he addressed By letter 20 NiI-st or
Lenox Mass ~. spi Mrs. Charles Sedgwick, Lemon,
Mass Mass ThfSs s: Roieck SSedFwek Il
:nston place Sosson ESQ PearsL p D. Hnx n4
= Groyes L John Ssdgwiek' a. . o;;l. r9 Of either
of The referees ole StawSw'
NJECHANiCs' INSTITUTE Evening School,
iva French Department, No. u Chambers-st Professor
for ensuing season al No IL Chambers,s for pupils re-
siding down aud al bis residence 40 Hudson-s the
5h door above ST Luke Church. for those living town
By his method pupils acquire French practically ana
dramatically without mucn study rus syse, Is u ~
eved the task OF TWO hours study TO hve minutes
No books are used except one 10 read ana Tsnsae In
tanned Please to apply for further information al NO Il
Chamberss at the Institute rooms under Cry Hall or
is5 Hudson-sL o. oaWlm
~ RACQUET, Classical, English and French School.
". Elizabeiiown this School the ancient
and modern languages are taught with great care fus
prepared for college the countng-hose ana nave le
advantage c. hearing and speaking daily the Ehgs span
ish ard French languages.
Circulars laay be- ad al the bookstores OF Messs r. lock
wood L Son, All Broadway, and Thos. j. Grower, bis
Broadway. OF StawlmTuTh&S'
MEX. f. c. SCHAFFEii'S Private school for In
WI strrcrc IN Dancing, Walking, La Polka, Mnzurkn
Minues Galopa3es ouadries, English Contra and Span
ish Dances, &c w commence on Monday, Sept 2git al
No 29 Mercer-st OF Ainity at O'Clock and r NJ
For farther particulars please call as above s2O6weod
4 FAMILY boarding school lOr Boys-cenrally sH m.
"A a.ed in West Bloomfield, n Jersey Number OF pupils
limited al :" VILLAIN II N s S WARD. A. Teachers
From the OF parents who have sons al this
School, and OF others it is believed that II conmends Itself
in emnen; degree 10 all acquainted with details Inc
limited number OF its pupts exclusion OF ell day scholars
ppps eceyee enness and piessanness Of is To-
caon-!he ample vale playgroands which surround and
control 1.-THE cnekc comforts and attentions OF the
family circle and TIE freed from all yitating and corrupt
ing neghborood adeDces-all combine to throw around
this School special attractions for hai class OF paens VINO
care much FOR the solid Intellectual Improvement of their
children, m Tor their hea und comfort and most OF
all for the r right moral training.
IeS-Ffom so 10 $50 the session Olive months in full
for every ordinary expense
The Winter Session viii commence the Isl day OF No
vembe-.
Circulars furnished application TO The Principal By mail
Ashland Hall. Oct, 22d, 1915 o23 o.
T7HE GERMAN LANGUAGE.-GeTm Evening
Glasses are being arranged al The Office OF NJ Van hoe,
venberg ESQ., No 10 CcnrsL by NJ. Erthecr, author of
IA PHRASE-BooK IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN"
ash formed BY dSSfs or & Iss
quarter Of "a lessons Apply 10 E. al The above oGice
go 2w
THE CAhpWEhL ISsThTUTEh BR2 s5Sd y;
Young Ladies will open Brooklyn, No. 6S Willoug
st on the 10th inst The course Of instruction includes The
Writing Arithmetic Geography, Astronomy, with The use
of the Gobc History Natural History Natural and Moral
Philosophy Bellies Letters Geometry, Algebra and Eloc-
ton Music the Harp Piano Guitar and oca Music The
French and Spanish language III general use in The
family. There will be- no charge in any instance to The
daug hters OF clergymen.
Mrs C. is permitted refer persons OF the highest
srectabiiy bolh in The city OF NewYork and Brooklyn
NJESSRS. Chas. Couder DIR. It. o. Porter, No IS 81.
Iva Marks Place will reopen their School on The LIST OF
September.
Besides preparing scholars College they give such par
lcuar attention the study and practice Of the French tho,
for the last sixteen this institution has been in opera
ZION, there instance of pupils who could speak
French huently aner years in this School
The French and Spanish part OF the regu-
lar ofinstraction in the school
German is also taught desired for which an extra charge
smads Rns Sln
nIsBKOW's RIDING sCHOOI., No. 4Os Bow
Dhas the honor that his School day and
evening for Es r4 %sRM SSd exercise Riding
ls Lessons 90 Menih Riding 90
10 do 10 ooi0 Rides. .........l0 10
s,as's Is;soa':.:. 6 81 Single Rids' IS
;1f 9ass asEss' for The Road or
l2 Lessons. 0oI20 Rides ....,.....Sl0 90
Single ............ l 00i Single Ri3e-. -
RULES:
l. All Lessons or Rides paid for on commencing.
One boar allowed foresoh Lesson Ride in the School
s. One hour and half for q Lesson on the Road
Tais.s frNn1 !. ~
Hours for Gentlemen. from and from 10 81, Pm.
No gentlemen admitted during the hours appropriated
TO Ladies'
l. Only three moats allowed for Course of Lessons or
Rides.
N Is. The School has been refr,ed and furnished with
Stoves Ladies IN delicate health mead be under sppre
hension Of taking cold. loSl
card Of ADDRESS IA requested previous commencing
STOVES Brass and Iron Railing, Ac.-The subscribers
~ would inform their friends and the public general thai
they have commenced manufacturing Stoves their old
tabished No. 2i Waier-st where viii be found
great variety consisting in psr Of the following:
The Economist and Knickerbocker Cooking Stoves for
coal wood The patterns for those Stoves being new
WI closer than the