New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04
honrd,nc atd Day School
FoR YOUNG LADIES.
aypS XIV FROM PARIS

Hro .c,FRnII-PIAGE. Blescser.sL New.York To-
<spectnlv announces her friends and The pubc that
her school will reopen. Tor the reception OF net o
( Monday, the 7th September. 1870. aal. IN
GENEVA FEhLE Ns ~, Palas s OF h s' ono
rstitrou for the -,ucaon the Blind. will open per-
manent seminary IN y Y on the 18Th OF October
The object OF the Institute WI be to qusy ssMans
Teachers and also complete the education OF young
ladies' in The ornamental and useful branches OF moral
and scientific course. ,..;, 49, ,
so decidedly successful in The education Of the Blind viz
ora mental exercises, frequent rerrs and daily Lee
in th plan aud his examination OF many Of the best
sernaries this country and IN Europe satisfy nun maj
it is The ru!y cfecma method OF mparlng insruc
The chief brsnches will De as follows
Arithmetic. Geography, Grammar,
Linear ard Perspective Drawing and Painting.
Chemistry. aad is application 10 Agriculture and Do
rrstic Economy
Rhetoric and Composition
Algebra, Geometry
Mora Natural and Mental Philosophy.
Botany, Geology, astronomy, Physiology
History. Logic.
!, c"ur'e OF practical LtcrUsss on the All and Pr,
tosoPHY or TEACHING and ths Cove o' oenoS.,' M
vered by the Principal the pupils designing 10 become
teachers There will be an ample supply OF pHLosorHl
CAL APPARArUS. and the most approved school FURNITURE
The n.u;iie will be thoroughly furnished for the accom-
The most acconp!shrd ssss,sn, Female Instructors will
he engaged Mrs CHAPlN viii suPetinIsnd the Domestic
On examination a. tie end Of the year every pupil found
qualified TO teach will Ieeese reeehers Diploma ma. ..
the Principal will rndeayor To procure me oes suua
tons for HI. pupil. ne 6eteye1 II i De '9g paa
tia, ponsbe profession to spend AZ least one year N
this seminary Superintendent and Trustees OF District
Schools DESTROYS Of procuring good teachers WI oe III
yt.d 10 make their wishes known 10 the subscriber.
The year will be divided into two Terms OF hVe n.ohths
TEsMs-For boarding. tuition, fuel and lights per year,
or irsoseP % y, pa IA i of
III afu cpIr-p tptkhOu Crfr
MUsIc aud FgEScH Will be charged extra ,,,,
C,-nsva is very pleasantly situated on high and healthy
location on the botiers OF Seneca Lake 4 also dis
tngused for The egg1fr iaa nEEI uP PI PTncips
Geneva August %, 1876 81 2wD&sw
D0ARDINC; AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Young La
ID dies. IS. Westinghouse. Brooklyn L. Tins insu'u
lion mas been operation increasing pros
periy and with such measure o. success that u no"
De considered among the permanent SCHOOLS " gh stau
ing in highly syored city with respect to hterry IN
stitutons. The seminary -t-cty OF private ehaIacle
and of limited number. that II enjoys the advantages
quiet and pleasant family school, win al me means G
finished and polite education found IN larger es,so'si
uents The number Is sufficiently large uorty 20 hytl IO
compauionship and that collision OF youthful! mind 90 e
crssary stimulus IN the arduous, ana oven encouraging
pursuit OF literary attainment -. 81
The principal was for several years connected with ne
Troy Female Seminary and has adopted me system VI Gu
ucaion pursued ia that justly celebrated institution
Terms moderate, which, WIN references III I've n'a'e
known on applying 10 Hiss y. ". PHELPS, Principal.
au25 2aw2w'
ITO PARENTS-Tho Fall Term OF the Misses Lns-
eys School COR Young Ladies, No s. iih'aYcnne cor
net T u. school under the care q he Misses NJ H.
LINSLEY-as.ised by geutleman,,ls rl'-ndy fayora-
by known TO the public.
Z LINSLEY Principal corner ls,h.s, and 4t9,syenue
Will also open a. The same time lHcuhts inay pe na a.
the residence Of the Principals, No % iagYehue Ut d.
Rush,Ons Druggists establishment near CniOn'park.
Tseo reaghqy ,e5 d Issps So5
Norman White Esq; Hon I. w. Williams New London,
Conn. Rev. E. Il. Gallsudet, Hartford Conn a3l 81
FEMALE sE,IINARY.So II Ess. Broad~sy:
M.rk.. Az 4 r. 4 A r
her school from No. II Mercefst and unite It Win hat oil
her sister SARAH r. CLARKE which has been Tor three
wears in successful operation at No. IL East Broadway
The drawing classes viii be under the superintendent oil
Elizabeth Gram VINO has been long ard faYornbiy known
10 the York public Tie department OF ancient AID
modern languages and bellies ettres will continue under
the direction OF Jacob T. Bergen, y NJ There are no ex'
English classes French, Latin, or drawing. stage =
ciry free Of charge. The fall term VIII commence on Hc
eth Of Och month, tSeptl leie u 80
THE MOUNT WASHINGTON Co!lesissse scnq 70!
viii reopen on Wsdnes6ayl the "a .. tn. Elegant
building now erecting Washington square Tor me per
nnneut accommodation Of this Institution, WIZ os CON-
ple,ed in the early part OF the ensuing "later "a
cy for tie thorough aud pished education o; ios
and young gentlemen carefully ard amply ProxdeddI
The French Speaking Department Will DC continued Sh
culafs and references had al The SCHOOL Rooms
.u2, lw 5 & g WNGecIls a,RKE, Principals.
EDUCATION.-Me.,rs. Foignet 4 Taylor. Classical,
EFrench and Engsh school, No 73s Broadway WI! ~,
open on Monday Sept IN In connection %isn rs $50
parents has made arrang to receive into ms FANNY
small number OF boys ELK cng) as boafders ana no pam.
will be spared 10 render the scholars perfectly conyefsahI
with The French language Circulars containing fa! par
may be had al Yessrs Del!uc Co PsfAow a-
53l Broadway the Schoolroo or al Mr - residence
2l7 Gte-n-sI - 93"Inl
THE ACADEMICAL INSTITUTE, 81 Aafx .s
Il win be reopened Sept let AL the asS!staats IN Lhs
School gentlemen Of long experience n i+sc!;ng ne
Ca.sic.! sLud.es- 6hEEO F" inoAtE,
aug 3w ! -..---eo-e-
! SCHOOI-e.-New-York Grammar School, $50 Broad
| - way-CHARLES Il LYON, A. N PrnciPaL-Ins
school viii be reopened Tuesday, Sept Isl ne Course
OF nscon embraces enure range OF Collegiate and
! Commercial studes au-o 81
MIR. YOUNG's English end Classical School, 90
vi Fourth-.t VIII reopen the Isl Septernoer-Tne
Frrnca Spanish German Ad Italian languages are Taught
without extra charge Two pupils wi" be received mo zoe
! Principals family, as boarders su4 oteod.
| D01RDINC And DAY SCHOOL for Young
| d Ledir.-Mrs BAILEY viii be happy 20 receive her
Pupils Monday The 7h Of September at No 10 Ss,ro
| place B!eecker-st " so-o NV
! 1fIss sAGAR AND MISS BALLOW wil reopen
vi ssi. Boarding and Dag School for Young Ladies,
Monday the 1ith Of September, 10 Ahion-place, iths
! 2 2w-
MISS COOKS SCHOOL Tor Yoaaz L.aie. VIII
'lreoPen OF Monday tae IN September al Nc. 20 lAhsL
/ between 5th and sth svennes s.
MISSES coles Boarding and Day scnooI Tor
-flYorng Ladies, No. y RCTGERS-ST. topPosiLs the
churchl will reopen on Tuesday, Is; September au wv
! MRS. GIBSON, n Bond.,t viii reopen her Day
vi AID Boarding School for Young Ladies on Mondey
/ tn september. au-1 ~
Young LADIES' SCHOOL, lS7 Greene st vi:
and Mira KIDDER win be prepared to meet iser %
/ pils on Monday, tn- IN Of sept ea-a =
/ classical. Ne TITUTE, lE5 E.s: Bfoad y.sT,
1on- Srnt st TIE aiisntion parents IS respectful
| iy ,oIieied c. TRACY. s. IL Principal. aus Nv
n p JENKs, Select School for Boys or Sr $3.50
The Isl I Of sspts.a0e.: ~ y: :,
MRS. II. w. 1IASoN's school 10. , ssig Nv.
lYlHu reopen OF Monday, ss?i ~, i's'-