New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
GENEVA FEMALE INsTITUTE, ana N0rlaa

II Schoo!-The subscriber, late Principal OF the Ohio
Institution for education Of the Blind, will open per-
nnnenj Seminary in Geneva ~ 7. the 18th Of October
The object Of the Institute will Dc 10 qualify FEMALE
TEACHERS, and also TO complete me educeton o. young
ladies' ornamental and useful branches Of moral
The system wi conform IN par to which has proved
so decedy in The education o; The Blind viz
rq OF 1ntai exercises frequent and daily
tnr The SUBSCRIBERS practical experience for several
yesr In this plan ard his examination OF many Of the best
seiniuare country and IN Europe satisfy him that
is truly eieclual method C.: imparting instruc
The chic. branches will be a. follows
Arithmetic Geography, Grammar,
Linear and Perspective Drawing and Painting.
Chem shy. and It's application 10 Agriculture, and Do
lneslic Economy
Rhetoric and Composition,
Algebra. Geometry,
Morn Natural and Mental Philosophy
Botany, Geology. Astronomy, Physiology,
History, Logic,
A coufe OF practical LECTURES on tho ART and Phi
IosorHY OF TEACHING aud the Govern Of Schools
Guiding instructions In Black Board exercises, will be de-
ivered by the Principal 10 the pupils designing 10 become
teachers. There will be al ample supply Of PHLLosoPHl
ArPARArus and the moot approved school Furniture
The ln.tiiue vii be thoroughly furnished for the accom-
The most accompanied assis,an, female Instructors will
be engaged Mrs CHAIN VIII superIntend the Domestic
IN examination The end of the year. every pupil found
qualified 10 teach viii receive "A Teachers Diploma
a. The Principal VIII end-uvor The best siuH
lions teachers his pupils lie believes ii will be found
pecn!ary advantage TO those who intend 20 enter upon
that responsible profession, 10 spend 1T leasi
this Seminary -upefntendents Trustees Of District
Schools DESTROYS Of procuring good teachers viii be in
| viled make their wishes known TO the subscriber.
| The year viii be divided into two terms OF i've months
TERss-For boarding tuition fuel aud lights, per year
or HcroREp DoLlAss-Payaole sem',annuay in The
middle OF each term This Includes Drawing as part OF
the re eu!ar course, ,ri;hott ,rtrd charge
Music and FRENCH Will he charged extra
Geneva is very pleasantly situated high and healthy
location borders Of Seneca Lake Il is also dis
neuisd tor the n'eyenfg and hg mSs fa5acis
Geneva, August 28, 1876 81 2w D&SW
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
L6i Henly.sL adjoining Marke-st Church: ': DREW,
Principal Eng. Dep g. 7. OuAcKENBos, AN. Prin Class
Dep.-The Fall Tenn commences GA Tuesday, Sept l.
Parents in the vicinity are respectfully requested TO eN-
the claims OF tins Institution before making selec-
lion OF School Pupils are received al all ages and fitted
for The Counting room, any Collegiate Class. The
Classics thoroughly taught and with avIew 10 placing
their advantages within The reach OF every schoHr no
cha r be made for Ldt and Greet, daring hrst three
quarters. Tue Primary Department, and Modern Laugua
ses entrusted only TO the most competent hands The
FIRST object OF the Principals 20 their pupils well es
up!Slvu IN 'He ce;eus Oh AuN Se aiu III thosc ults
Of thought and application on winch subsequent progress
The location Of this institute unsurpassed pa
trons among the most respectable Inhabitants in tue
vicinity. The rooms ARE large, and well ventilated \
gymnsSiunhas been erected III the yard for amusement
and exercise during the hours OF iermsson 10 which all
are admitted without charge Circulars may be obtained
s SaNon Mes BEG9fW9y ;! Heny-' or at the
a few wel-known names have been selected from long
list OF patrons Rev Isaac Ferris D. 67 Z Broadway;
Joseph HoNlc. 2O5 Madisonst John Harper, 81 Ca.s;
Hiram Ke'chum, Esq; 10 Ruigers.st
rs,
PERMISSION TO \; F. Moore, LID Presideni OF Columbia
College; Prof Charles Anthem; James Renwick, LID,
Ti' G gtfs Col c0
Rev J: NJ Forbes; Rec. r. C. Shmeall, 30 Fonrthsl;
holm, ESQ. Principal Brooklyn Grammar School; A. D.
Patterson Esq, Editor OF the Anglo American, lS7 Hud
son.sL &C an2S 5t&Sar
SELECT CLASSICAL and General Academy SN.
Steenh-sl Church, near the Eghh.avenue. II. l. Myr
/; is The design OF the Principal TO form selcc, elias. Of
Arrangements
to furnish the best possible instruction in the various
les with the ancient and modern languages. The Principal!
win Ice assisted Ivy several gentlemen OF eminent qua.hca
lions IN the Classical and French Departments
Pupils ~ bc received any time, but not for less
period than six months Tuition payable quarterly IN ad
vance.
Boys under Il Year. OF age Ss-over eleven wears S2,
including instruction in any OF The English branches with
the Latin and Greek LANGUAGES, If desired.
Reterences-Thomas McElraih, Esq Rev. R. Townsend
Esq Edward Majurin, Esq A. NJ, aus lmeod
ITO PARENTS-Thc Fall Term OF the Misses LIus-
,eys School for Young Ladies' No, - lt-sveuue
ner OF athsL Will commence on Tuesday, September 1t
This School, under the care OF the Misses J. NJ. II.
LtNSLEN-as-isied by eentemaa-is srcady ;avo!a-
bly, known 70 the public
4 LlNSLEY, Principal iSthst and it.-avenue,
VII! also open NJ The time. Ceu!srs may BE had a,
Rqsh!on'. DrsgsTs establishment, iesr uniOnpark
Rs1tSsSess-Hor TSee FrelnshGysen; jasper Corn
Norman Whiie Esq Hon T w. Williams, New london,
Conn Rev < H G"lls"de'. Hartford. Conn. aust 81.
Will reopen on "Wednesday The 81 OF September,
present location IS West Washing place. The eleg
building erecting Wa-hiugion-sGuare FOR The per
mancnt accommodation OF this Institution, Will be com.
p.ced N tho early par OF the ensuing winter Every Ia
ciy for The thorough and accomplished education OF lads
aid Young gentlemen carefully and amply provided
The Ererch Speaking Department Will be continued Cir
culars and references had y; the Sciov! Rooms.
auss lw og g; II. eESRxE. Principals
MISS W.akENIAN'S Schoo! for Young Ladies'. 4o2
IVA Greenwcn-s ls door below Hubert, will reopen
Tuesday September Isl No effort viii be spared 70 have
those placed In this school receivs thoou Sh education
all the pncp. branches study pursued by young ladies'
Two or three boarding pupils may be accommodated
Circulars containing terms, reference &c be a.
The school sua9 2isS2tos'
! Young LADIES, School =; al Houstoa-sl. Ae;~een
Broadway and Bo~ery, VIII We re6pened OF Monday,
August Ss. Those persons living the vicinity who wish
their children we'll instructed and well attended 20 Will
W ell 10 make immediate application
y. S.-A Lady Is DESTROYS 20 obtain few pupils n
French NJ her residence Apply above from J, NJ
10 Y. ". aas7 lw-
! CITY INSTITUTES, Isl Alenst c. wm. Nichols
NrrGclpal, viii reopen on Monday, August Sls--The
Principal VII be assisted by shlr and experienced eschers
4 lady Of superior abilities and extensive accomplish
neu;s, formerly Of the Troy seminary VII lake Charge o.
the Young Ladies' Department SgGiesClass!eKl. Mai
eIaA;ical Commercial and Ornamental su2S w.
THE ACsDEaIlCAL INSTITUTE, 81 Market