New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14
Schools.
a SToRIA INSTITUTE,

>TORIA INSTITUTE, FOR the Eiucaton OF
"A Young Lste,.Th- Institution Is located in the T
lasa OF Astoria Queens County Long Island few miles
distant from e city OF New Ors lis situation combines
every advantage beautiful scenery aniEaIed pros
pct n-aih and rererlsnt TIE il.uuie buildings. erect
ed expressly for It's accommodation II the 1888 occupy
an elevated ate in retired part vsge, ard ample
ground. attached sdJrting abundant opportunity for
tn Rev j. " sRoysS by whom this Institution vas 90.
tshshed barring retired from is daily a
min..;rauon Mrs. HUNTER has been appointed Principal
The Trustees Halter themselves that long experience
aud eminent OF This lady the work Of Christian
Educsuon. amply sufficient 10 commend The Institution
under her 10 The patronage o. those VINO de-
sire for their daughters thorough education Mrs Hunter
will devote herself exclusively the interests OF The school
The s- Principal viii continue his services 4 the depart
OF Sacred aud ScTpiGral Sudies and IL Mora Phi
osophy snd Bellies LetIes
Its he eudesvorof h- Conductors in reliance divine
grsce, cultivate the spirit OF genuine pieiy The
members OF The School, conduct education Christian
principles and TO animate 10 cuiy by Gospe! motives
The OF instruction such usually pursued IN
the bess schools Along with the facilities FOR finished
English education, The pupils instructed In the French
language and have abundant opportunity for attending 10
those branches usually termed accomplishments
The year IS divided into TWO terms OF twenty-five weeks
ELECTROMAGNETIC on the hrs Mondsy in September, and
the second Monday IN February Pupils Will be received,
however a. period Of the year aud the bills made out
accordingly. No pupil received Tor shorter period than
six months Vacations occur during the month OF August,
and during the Christmas season.
Each pupil must provided with bed and bedding,
umbrella, towels ind napkins, silver ors and spoons AL
articles Of clothing must be distinctly marked with the own
er's name in full.
For ard farther particulars address the Principal
The Institutes or, 10 the care OF Samuel Brown Esq. ii
Wsl-sl NewYors.
REFERENCES.
The following gentlemen may be referred to-
Rev Smith Pyue. Washns ZION, D. c.; Rev Dr. McElroy,
N-wYork City; Rev. Dr. Z. Mason do, Rev. DR.. Alonzo
Potter. Schenectady, n. Y, Rev A. Il. Bishop. Astoria;
Rev Dr. Peters, WiilAm-iown Mass; c. vi. Butler Bos
ton, Mass Rev DR. F. L. Hawks. NewOr-ans Alex. II.
Stevens, VI ID. New-YoTk; J. Smith Rogers, NJ D. do: J.
c. B.s, VI. D. do; r. NJ Bachford. Esq. dos A w. Brad
ford, Esq dc; Frededcs King Esq RahV ay, \. J R. ".
Blackwell ESQ Astoria L. l. Ohm Schenck, ESQ. do John
Jackson. ESQ n. Y. William Mullissa, Esq do Henry
Trowbridge, Esq do.
Astoria, l.. March. 1916 milo Sweod
BOARDING SCHOOL, Cornwall. Orange Co. y.
DYThis very pleasant village Is on The banks OF the
Hudson about miles South OF Newbergh aud just above
ghsud aud Is considered 10 be remarkably healthy
The scenery picturesque snd romantic There daily
several steamers that run and from NewYork City,
siordin facilities rarely be met with In the village
four places OF worship and excellent society.
In the school thorough English education IN all the
branches together with board will be given for so 10 SIS
per quarter. always payable in advance.
Music aud drawing are extras.
MISS s A. SMITH Principal
City Reference;
C. Macauley i6 Hudson..t
Henry Rownree corner OF Chambers and Chatham
z, y l.. II. Embree. lS5 Bowery. ms Nawlm'