New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10
''i''' 0'1-7 LfSSDLEY MURRAY FERRIS, President
S.,vsl. WARn. ia Secretary.

In1uirie, ana appeaoas for The admission OF students
may be addressed siher OF the undersigned a; Golden
man, ''-'1e 1fSDiEY MURRAY FERRIS President
SAMUEL WARo. "a. Secretary,
Rsfe-e-cr,-F J. Bets, CSC. President Orange Co ASr
cultr Soc,ety: Johr Caldwell Esq Salisbury, Orange
Co; Hon John we:her-t, Baltimore. Nd; 4. g. Alien.
Isl; p. II. ScheucS. Esq Mat;eawsr, New-fcrk; Hon
Morris Frsrkn, NewYork; ofieers OF the American In
stlu,e. ~ !aw+"
SELECT CLASSICAL. and General Academy, SIX.
- s-enth-si. Church. the Eghihavrnue H. l. Myr-
he design Of the Principal TO form select class OF
about scholars Arrangements have been rade
10 furnish 10. best possible instruction in the various
branches including the elementary and CHER English stud
with The ancient and modern languages The triaclpa
viii he assisted by several grrteme ut eminent cGahca-
in tie Classical ard French Departments
Pupils WI received any time bur no: for less
period than - months Tuition payable quarterly IN al
Bows under Il years Of age Sever eleven years, 81?
including instruction any OF he English branches, with
the Latin and Greek Ian ,,'lses, ii desired
Huddar,, a. ". John Lockwood, E-q. Thompson Price
Esq. Edward Ma;urIn, ESQ. a NJ aus !uieod
DROF. BASSET viii opeG LIS Evening Classes III
French Tor the ensuing season, a; The following places
Mechanics Institute School, No. l. ChHni6erss on The
:sIh Sept 1896 For Information. &c. inquire OF MI Bau
Aciuary. City Hat, the school class IL already
formed for those that advanced II the language, on
Mondays and Fridays OF each week Al O'CLOCK
Mr. Chariberls us School l50 Sroome-st North Broad
way The Sep, The book opened for suhsc ibrrs
A Basel +95 Hidsoo-.. the 5ih door above So Luk-'
Church on the Seth Srpii,H his and improved
ten of teaching French without study the pupil Can attend
10 MS usGahe WI! 10 b. I be charged with
tie task OF committing lesson memory; NIL that viii be
required punciual attendance Oueppcauon all the par
iiculars iii be explained ,s LIhSS0M
EDTC ATION.-Clas-ical, French and English School,
T. $50 Broad'ray, opposite A,orplnct-Nessrs FOlG-
NET T AY LUR Pr'uciPe.s-Ihe ~ Term OF ms INIT
tuition will commence Monday III September Messrs
that hey have completed their se'nsrts for the
ing sea5cn will afford their pupils increased add
vaniases various apartments. Their Assistants
gentlemen OF education and experience. The French win
Ue taught an spoken exclusively rec hours day, and
the mos uuny efforts viii be made 10 render The pupils
home IN every branch Of sfcrch education Boys are
received Any OF education, and thoroughly pre-
see Circulars with Me->rs Deluc & Co PARK Row and
5sl Broadway; Miller. BroadwGyi Brayant. Broadway :
and At the School Room. any Stawlm
A PRIvATE SCHOOL nJhc counIry.-M.ss Dewey
1wshes receive few pupils into her Family School
situated III Sheffield. tNass IN the valley OF the Housa;o-
mic Sheffield Is pleasant village distant oniy an easy
Thorougl instruction s given in the usual English bran.
The term. are $50 ye-r, and So quarter for Music
For farther information, reference j. made to
Rev r. w Bellows Rev. Or. Dewey.
New-York, Sept 5. 1916. 81 ivy
EDUCATI0N.-ltessrs.F 0gnet & Taylor, Classical,
EFfench and English school No 39 Broadway, VIII re-
open Monday, Sept. 7ih. In connection with his day
school Mr.. Foi-nei, 10y tie request OF some 81 his pupils
parents, has made arrangements TO receive INTO his family
small number OF boys iS ony rs bonrders ANA no pains
vii hs spared render The schoars perfectly coaversnt
with the French language Circulars containing iu!l par
tcu ars may had Mcssrs. Druc Co. Park and
Broadway. the ScHooroCm. at Nr F. residence
/ 2l7 Green.-st. s25lawlm
DOhRDsNG AND DAY SCUDOI. for Young La
I Ddc. IS FouiIu-st between Charles and Amos -;-.-
The Misses Mac Adam respectfully Inform their friends
and the public that ;hey receiving pupils Cir
Store No 30 Broadway also Mrs. Billslands China
I ; ore, Al Broadway. slim
/ THE aCADEIuCA!. INSTITUTE, 81 Market
/ VIII be re6p-ned sept lst All the assistants in this
School gentlemen long experience In teaching The
course Of instruction embraces the Commercial aud Tie
( Classical slutes. BREED WINGATE,
aug 3v frlnclpalA
THE NEW ENGLAND INSTITUTE, Nos. =
and 50 Burd-sL for Young Ladies and Gentlemen WIN
commence Fall Quarter, Monday sept T. Tie Male
and Female De entirely distinct nnd separate
] Circulars Obtained the Institute rooms.
:; Ct u - BROWNE Principal.
DOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young
I'D Lades.-Mrs BAILEY vii De happy 10 receive her
Pupils on Monday 9TH of September at No 10 Carroll
place Bie-cker-st- aus Nv
MISS SAGAR AND Miss BALLOW will reopen
VI their Boarding aud Day school for Young Ladies' on
Monday The 18th Of September 10 AlbonPIace, 4IDrL
- 2H-
/ MRS. W[LLIGAN aud Miss Rober'ss Boarding
Va iai Day School tor YOurk Ladies - Naih-tstl WIZ
be opened on Monday. September lth alZg 7leo
| MISS FRANCIS Is. PRIEST'S School for Young
VI ladies'. NJ. 81 Domiuck-L wa! reopen on Monday
! Sc tlnher 7th. ~ /"
VUINt. LADIES' SCHOOL, ~ Greene-st--Ar
L and Mr.. KIUDER will be prepared 10 meet thelr M
! nil. on Monday thu TN OF Sept aug lit-
Dr. JENkS,S Select 5choo for Boys. s72 Broadway,
n. (nearly opposite Bond7 vi! reopen on Tuesday
the lst of september hu<' "