New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05

! MO CARROLL-PLACE. Bleecser-sL Newly ORR. re-
Monday the 7if piember, p anI7 I'm
F ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
E46l tIcrry-s. dicirirg Markets.. Church; '. DREw
Principal Er-. Dep O. ?. 0uAcEsSBos. AN. Prln Cas
Dep.-The Fall Term commences on r1esday sept l.
Parents ii the vicinity respectfully requested 10 eN
anime the cans TINS Institution, before making seec;
of School Pupils received at all ages, and hLied
for the Counting room, any Collegiate Class The
Classics ARE thoroughly taught and with view TO placing
their advantages within the reach OF every scholar no
char &c lrl be made Ldt and Gret during er ttree
gucrier The Primary Department. and Modern Laugua-
ges. entrusted only the compesnt hands The
first Principals is their pupils well es-
tabised in the elements knowledge and IN those habs
OF thought and Application which subsequent. progress
much depends.
The location OF this Institute ia unsurpassed. and ts pa
irons among the most respectable Inhabitants N The
gymnasium has been erected in the yard FOR
ana during the hours OF ntermisson TO which all
admitted without charge Circulars may be obtained
School REFERENCES
lii OF patrons Rev Isaac Ferris. d D. 67 F. Broadway
Joseph HoNic EOS AladisonsI John Harper, 90 CI.sL'
MI ocAcTEYBos Principal the Class Dep refers, by
permission 10 y + Moore, LID President OF Columbia
Collerc: Prof Charles Anthuu James Renvick, LID,
college grern: Fay.r Lewis Prot Greek, y !. Univcr
shy Rev. J. McyicLar D D. rrof Moral Phlos Col Coll;
Rev J. II Forbes Rev. z. c. ShneaIl ~ Fourth At;
Rev y. J. Mnrscus. d. D. 80 Hammond-st. Walter CHS
holm. Esq Principal Brooklyn Grammar school a; d.
eon--t. &c au2s 5tSSat'
SELECT CLASSICAL aud General Academy, Six
>CIeenth-st Church, near tie Eghth-avenue H. L. Myr'
is Tue design OF the Principal form clec, class Of
about i've scholars. Arrangements have been made
TO furnish the best possible instruction in the various
branches Including the elementary and higher English stud
ie, with the and modern languages The Principal
will be assisted by gentlemen Of emnen; quaicl-
I tons IN the Classical aud French Departments
Pupils viii be- received Gt any time. hut not for less
period than six months Tuition payable quarterly in nd
Boys under II year- OF age seoyer eleven years, s2
including instruction in any OF The English branches WIN
La
Retsrences.-Thomas McErth Esd Rey. X. Townsend
HlddarI, 4. NJ John Lockwood, EsQ. Thompson Price,
t,q. Edward MeIurn, Esq. A. NJ. RUS lmeod
EDUC Classical. French and Engli5h school,
II 80 BROADWAY. opposite A-iorpace-Messrs. rOlH-
NET * TAYLOR Prncp nsrhc Fall Term OF THIS Insii-
tuition win commence on Monday, h September Messrs.
f. * 7. beg leave their friends and the public
iT season. ,g'.c y afford pupils increased ad
vnnares IN the various departments. Their Assistants are
gentlemen and experience. The French VIII
be taught and spoken exclusively three hours day, and
the lno-tuntring efforts vii he made TO render the pupils
~ horne in every branch OF French educnon Boys
a.y stage OF education, and thoroughly pre-
pared tor College business For terms, references Nc
see Circular, with Messrs Deluc Co. Park Row and
5sl Broadway; Miller. Broadway BtayenL, Broadway
and al the School Room an29 3tawlm
THE ACADENICAL INSTITUTE, 81 Market
VII be reop-ned Sept LIST AL the assistants in this
School gentlemen o long experience IN teaching The
course Of instruction embraces Tie Coinmercel and the
Classical studies. BREED 4 "lSGATE,
au2s SIS PRINCIPALS
MISS SAGAR AND MISS BALLoW will reopen
VI their Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies', ON
Monday the liih Of September 10 Al'on-Pace 4'h''''
Mrs. MuLLIGAN and Miss Roberss Boarding
Annd Day school for Young Ladies 10 "a!ket.sLl wi
be opened on Monday, September 5tt- aug 7ieoi
Misses COLES Boarding and Day School for
.flYoung Ladies, No o RUTGERS-Sr. Opposite the
church, will reopen on Tuesday Isl September auZ6 wv
Mrs. GIBSON, q Bond-st viii reopen her Day
vi and Boarding School for Young Ladies' on Monday'
7lh September. si<2 wv
YOUNG LADIES, SCHOOL, ISL Greene st--Nr
and Mrs hiDDER VIII be prepared 70 ihee Se ~,
pls Monday. the 7ih of Sept AUG ~.
ID p JENKS'S Select School for BOYS, 672 Broad~ay,
H. (nrarIy opposite Bontsp VII! reopen on Iu-sdey
tue 1t OF September. elEI
Mrs. VI. ". MASON',s school, No. II Secont-st
vi ,g reopen Monday. Sept 7ii'. i2td auji w.