New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09
boarding and Day School
FOR YOUNG LNOIES

FoR YOUNG LADIES
MRS HIX FROM PARIS,
NO ( Carbohydrate, Ble-cker-, SewYork, re
-pectfu.y hsr friends ard the public Ihai
Will reopen, for the reception Other pupils On
Monday the 1iiI September, leii. anl7 I'm
4 PRIVATE SCHOOL in the cOuntfy.-Mss Dewey
n wisne, receive e" pupils into her FAM School,
situated Sheffield Mass IN the valley OF the Housao-
nc Sheffield pleasant village distant only an
days journey New YORK by Bridgeport and the HOu.
Thorough Instruction given in the usual English bran
ches and in Music, Latin and Ffelch.
The term $50 yer, and slh quarter for Music.
70, farther information reefgHGT i Ro nod ESQ
Rev. f. W Bellows, Rev Dr. Dewey
New-York Sept 5, 1916. |" w
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oignet Taylor Classical,
ELFench and English School, No. 733 Broadway. VAL re-
open on Monday Sept 7th In connection ~iih MS Gay
oarnt. ia, made arran into his family
.a number boys only bcarters, and no pain
will spared render the scholars perfectly eonF-fsan
with Lhs reuch 1nsIsee Jlrcuir- co4A!n!hS r44 par
,cu may be had az Messr- D-ilac Co ParGrU~ ana
5a Broadvay a. The schoo-Foor or al Sr r, residence
2l7 Gr--n---t- -23ta"lm
THE FALL. TERN OF Mr. ROGERS Clas.!ca!
School. No 22l 5aSit-avenue, ia, commenced: Inr
Cour.. OF Instruction embraces the voros. Ergiisi
branches, together with the French, Lam .nd GfeeH
BECias.e. IN Bookkeeping, Arithmetic ard Pen
G'ansE!p vi! reformed early N OCTOBER next >. "
DOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL ?or Tauag La
I'D de- g FOdr;h--r. b-l~e-n Charles and AFo- sts-
The Misses N4c Adam respectfully inform ther nends
and PUBLIC that they are 60" trce:yis pupils Ctf
~. Ia R~,aIxsv Slim
U,UF ACADE1HCAL INSTITUTE, q Market
I viii be REQ Jen-d Sept l- All he assistants N mr.
school are gentlemen OF 0ng experience n teaching The
course vf Instruction embraces TIE Commercial and me
Classical studies 6hLED = " nSAAE,
aug Sw PrnclyaLs.
THE NEW ENGLAND INSTITUTE, Nos. =
and - DoEd--L Cor iguak Ladies and G-uteleG, VII
cor-rce TO- Fall Quar-. Monday, sept T. Fhe HG!e
and ftna Departments ire entirely distinct and separate
trrL a Institute EOOE-=.
- st. q ). BROWNE, Principal
SCYOOIS.-Tesv-Yo rs Grammar sctool. $50 Broad
- gvay-CHARLES H. LYON, h " Pducipzl.-Thi,
--rDu fl ,- reop-cet Tgs-day Sept -t TIE CoGrse
o. Instruction embraces the enr. re OF and
Commercial studies. s1-1 ~"
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young
- Le9!e=-Hr-. BAILEY viii b. happy to recri.- her
Pupils on Monday 7la OF September I'll No. 10 Carroll
place, b.eeckr:s- an11 4"
MISS sAGAR AND Mss eALLOW win reopen
vi their BOARDING and Day School for Young LaGi
Monday the Iia OF September, 10 Albion place. 4ast
- aw-
MISS FRANCIS 3. PRIESTS school gor Young
VI Ltl-s, No. n Dor!ackst viii reopen Monday,
S-rtenb-r 7th- - lw-
MISSES IOLEs' Boarding and Day scbooi tor
ehcrchJ viii reopen or Tuestay Isl September aaa ~
AIRS. GIBSON, q Boai-sl VII reopen der Day
vi ,nd Boarding School for Young Ladies On n9Ess'
7th September. en-1 =
WONG LADIES' SCHOOL, Isl Greese - IN,
and Nrs kIDDER will be prepared 70 .sret III a.
pills on Monday, thu 7th OF Sept ea% -
PJENKS,S Select School for Roys sIS er1s s.dsy
IL lnraT.y OPPOSITE Bonc-st) will reopen OF .uy1
The ls of september.