New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11
PRIVATE STUDY OF FRENCH.

DROP BAssET about organise his evening classes IN
son g. The 5h door St Luke Church by his new
method pills acquire French prsccsy and grantnatcz
without much study Tins system 10 the result OF years Oh
researcnes The pupils ind themselves relieved from the
task Of hours 70 Minutes s'gcy NO BOOK used ex
cep one TO read In In or thorough knowledge
az french s obtained Those who wish join the classes
viii please call Immediately rs the number OF pupils and
Az seernoou class OF young ladies will be formed
a. ry residence and also al Nine Dixons i62 Hucsonst
80 5ta~0w
INSTITUTION ofMessrs ABBOTT, for the Educs-
hon OF Young Ladies' No Az HousOnstreet. n fork-
The Fall Term OF this Institution Monday. sept
18th The Principals devote their time TO personal n-t,ae
ton seeking for their pupils good bodily ies
cheerful spirits cheat Intellectual endOwinents rue
refns neni ofmnd and manners, and unsnecied prey
poying teachers Of the highest literary and scenuc h
me1s In and handsomely furnished parcrs they
endeavOr combine the advantages OF me Rehen ~
cacv mora purity and literary TASTE Of refined nome eau,
ca,;n , ,bei snoyledee OF the world easy address and
intellectual stimulus which can only De lcgeu " "''o
rs TsnssPupl. under G. ss from +, s,s9 from to
TO- 81 from 10 TO r. SIS over II ss The use OF al
the books REQUIRED Is uteI 'r r,ed INTO he nmi
les ofthe Principals alz9 1ew ow
DAND'- Kngish and Classical Academy, No "a Pearl
IL It SewYork near Franklin-squafe, wi re- open on
Monday Sept si for the reception Of scholars The rim.
cpa refers 10 the following gentlemen OF his present ana
1',ner patrons. Hon. James Harper, Alderman c. s.
Rsyo C. snce' Esq G. Merle, ESQ Willard Felt, Esq ].
O. Carpenter, Esq Also to The 2ilowing ksyerend Gen
Krebs. Rev Dr. Bang. Rev DIR. Williams, Rev Dr. Cone.
New York, University, Apnl p. 1915
have known for some time The School under the care OF
Mr AARON RAND near Frsnkln-square-and from Tue ex,
cee scholarship Of several Of bic pupils thal have entered
the University different periods lake pleasure In com
menng him TO public SSnhdsSes a. MI III
struciOr. IHkO rkELINoho SIN,
81 9,aw Inn Chancellor.
IlUAKDiNG AND DAY .CHOOL for Young
ID Ladies' 82 WashngiOn-st brooklyn, H. IL m. ,lh
nary will resume the duties Of Instruction on the mol o
day Ia September, when share OF the public patronage i
solicited For terms and references apply 10 ue Principal
" a 1 9awims MISS HELEN II. PHILIPS. Principal.
NIRs Gibson, q Bond--t Sev-Nork re-opened
wi her Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies on
Monday, Sth Sept current - )"
MISS MARY HATHAWAY School for Young
wi Ladies is now open al No. 1870 Avenue Sixth. Circs
lars Of terms aud references be had application
~ Jusl5ios-
THE MISSES COLES
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies'
ID No luigerssree opposite the Church, VIII open
Monday LOT September au1n :"
FRENCH AND MUSIC.
MONS. Made and Madem'lle Gs1van have resumed
their lessons In French and Music Please apply at
their former residence No 37 Broadway near Wsker-st
"a 2w'
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
NOR YOUNG LADIES-Mrs. BAILEY will be happy to
receive her pupils on Monday The 9Th of September
There for bOarders those desirous OF
placing their daughters at tins establishment VIII please ap
erss, aulb 6w'
CI.LIKE'S Dag aud Evening school and Gymna-
- sum, corner OF Hudson and Grove ste is now open
The OfnstmcOn embraces In addition 10 me VAR
English branches the Lain Greek, French spanish
Italian aud German Languages. Defamation ana het"S
ercis seldefence Fencing, &c without additional charge
There will be regular series OF Lectures ana fNhVS
twice year Ekperened Ploe,r%as IN lne e.Tra ae
airy embracing the entire third floor of the large build
from "a NJ TO- p NJ E,en,ag School Lyceun for both
sexes dollar per month IN advance for all The above