New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03
CENEyA FEMALE INsTITTTE, and Normm

her school VIII reopen the reception OF her pupils on
Monday. the 7th September. 1886. aulI Lt
II scb6,LHrhe sab.cTibA iae Principal Of the Ohio
Institution for the education of The BIND VII open per
manent Seminary Geneva, y Y on the 18Th OF October
The object Of the Institute van De 20 quaiiy FEMALE
TEACHERS. and also 70 complete The education o! young
ladies In the ornamental and usei oraiches OF mora
The system WI conform part that which has PROVED
so decidedly successful IN The education Of Tie Blind viz
Oral mental exercises frequent re'e, and daily Lee
,nre Tk. subscribers practical experience Tor severa
semuares IN this country and IN Europe SATISFY him ha
tie Truly efeciuai method OF mPariing nstruc
The chief branches will De as follows
Arithmetic. Geography, Grammar.
Linear and Perspective Drawing and Painting.
Chemistry and its application To Agriculture, and Do.
rnestic Economy.
Rhetoric and Composition,
Algebra, Geometry,
Moral Natural and Mental Philosophy,
Botany. Geology, Astronomy Physiology.
History, Logic,
Political Economy
LosoPHY OF TEACHING. aud the Government Of SCHOOL,
Guiding Instructions in Black Board exercises will be de-
ljyered by The Principal 10 the pupil. designing 20 become
teachers There vii! be M ample supply Of PHlLosoFH
APPARATUS and the most approved School Furniture.
Globes. Maps, &c.
The Institute w. be thoroughly furnished for the accom-
mediation OF boarding pupils.
Tho most psrd a,s.tan, Female Instructors Wi.
Department
On examination The end Of he year every pupil found
a
As the Principal VII endeaFof 20 procure TIE best sua
tons teachers his pupils he believes Il will be- found
pecunary advantage 10 those VINO intend 10 enter upon
That responsible profession 10 spend ~ least one yea IN
This Seminary. superintendent and Trustees OF District
Schools DESTROYS of procuring good teachers. wi. be in
ved 20 make their wishes known 10 the subscriber.
Tie year Will be divided into Two Terms OF i've months
each.
TERMs-For boarding tuition, fuel and lights per year
OSE HUNDRED DoLLARs;-pavablc -eml-anuuHl!y IN the
middle OF each This includes Drawing part OF
the regular course, arith0ut ertTd charge.
MUSlC and FRENCH VIII be charged extra
Geneva is very pleasantly situated high and healthy
location on tie borders oi Seneca Lake 4 is also dis
tnshe for the intelligence and high moral character OF
is society. WILLIAM CHAPLIN, Principal.
Geneya August %, 1916. 81 2wD&Sw
SELECT CLASSICAL aud General Academy, Six
- ,euah.st Church, The Eighth avenue. H. l. Myr
lex, Principal
1t design OF The Principal form select class Of
les with the ancient and mode m languages The Principal
vii. be assisted by several gentlemen Of eminent quahce
lions IN the Classical and French Departments.
Pupils will be- received any time, but not for less
period iaa six months Tuition payable quarterly IN al
BOYS under II year. OF age sa-over eleven years. s2,
including instruction IN any OF the English branches win
the Lslu and Greek languages, II desired.
Reterences-Thomos McElraih, Esq Re- R Townsend
Haddsti A " john Lockwood ESQ Thompson rrife'
Esq Edward Maiurn. ESQ. 4 NJ au@S lmeod
Classical, French and Engish School,
NET TAYLOR prncipal.-Th, ali Term OF his Inst.
F. T beg leave to inform their friends and the public
they completed their arrangements for the ens
IN season. which will afford 10 their pupils increased adj
the various departments Their Assistants are
gentlemen Of education and experience. The French VIII
be and spoken exclusively three hours day, and
the untrlng efforts Will be made 10 render the pupils
home every branch OF French education BOYS
received any Stage OF education, and thoroughly pre-
pared for College Business. For terms, references &c
Circulars with M--srs. Deuc Co. Park Row aud
SCI Broadway; Miller. Broadway B!syanl, Broadway
and al the School Room. an29 3tawIn
ITO PARENTS-The Fall Term Of the Misses Lins-
eys School for Young Ladies. No 81 i.h-aYeHue cor
n-r OF 2nh-sL Will commence Tuesday September let
This School, under the care OF the Misses j. NJ II.
LlSSLEY-sss.sted by gentlemsH-Is already favors-
bly Inc public.
The Engsh and Classical department for boys Mr.. C..
Z. LiNSLEi, Principal corner lan-st and itnayenue,
VIII also opea the time Circulars may be mad 81
the residence OF the Principals No. 81 iG"euue
RlshiOns Druggists estab ishmea near Cn-on-parS
INSTRUMENTATION Theo. Frelinghuyser. Jas per Com
Ing, ESQ; Rev J. J. Owen; Res. Prot Hecry, D. D.
Norman White, ESD; Hon. I. w. Williams, New London,
Conn Rev. Z. Il. Gaa1tet Hartford, Conn au3l 81
THE MOUNT WASHINGTON Collegiate schoo!
present location IS Washing The elegant
building aox erecting Wassngtonscusre for the per-
ulanent accommodation of this Institution, viii be COM
p.ted IL early part OF the ensuing wln:er Every Ia
c.,y for thorough and accom- pshed education OF lads
and Young gentlemen IS carefully sad amply provided
The French Speaking Department VII! be connued Cir
cusrs and references mad a; he Sckoo! Rooms
,..sl~ e & g; WEE Il. seIlRKE. Principals