New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02

charged ooly for The time The y hsse s.teleoo- -, -
Parents wno desircas Of fodng good scnoo, are
respectfully invited 70 call sod examine Tor
70 personal inquiry Of come OF ms following gen
Rsrgsgscr,-N r. Moore LII d. President Columbia
College; Prof Anthon, Columbian College, rr,i. kcn-
coi Rev. joins KnoI, DID !; Rev. N. J. Ms:.els D. :
k sge, isse s, am,Iy. Rev G. som-rs 81 Mad
s,s',t Rev. Beoj J. Rsigbt D.. Rsy ], Schroeder,
Ne H., Jopss John 05hou Esq Pres Bsnk Of New
York. A D. Psaerson, ESQ. Editor Anglo-Arericsn;
yes.ry Ct Al SANS Church &c &c. al-4 ~.
PRIVATE GLASSES IN FRENCH.
BAssET Professor Of French snd Li;eIsiose, viii
A.orsazs bis evening Classes in french on the Pin inst
or At biz residence 3s Broadway, entrance 10
F,snks Hi- method OF teaching VIII relieve the pa
~ 81 to hour, .ncy on each lesson The construction
or the language compared win me Engnh "" pe E,en
whou, studying rules exceptions noLes &c &c rS' lar
tbef rsnicu ars on application ali viii be explained
The members Of lie Mechsnics Institute will be re-
ceived on The usual terms BY showing lhef cenbesles
class for ladies' 10 the Afternoon
Those who wish 10 Join conversation class will hrd
ore already formed -,
ready formed 81 IO Esst Broadway for those who I've IN
that vicinity. 81 the residence of DR. Breed
su2s 5ls16w TuThss
THE ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING.
CARD-Mr. W. WHALE and Daughter respectfully
"A announce the ladies' and gentlemen ORR auo
Brooklyn that they are about forming classes az above of
b. given OF ,be $50 Broadway and Gothic
Hal, BROOKLYN Instructons given day In All lns MS"
nv No So sixlhsvenue where all information WIZ be
given Particulars in future advertisement ard crcus"
su.4 3ws
FOlGNET having. by the re-
IL quest OF some Of bis pupils parents, msde arrange
fnens 10 lake into his family limited rum0er Of boys as
bosrds tegs leave 70 no% h, s9e .eose s be-
will be ready receive his pupils on Monday I'm OF sePs
mons has been for The two pas, years desose 70 me m
gusge al ST. Thomsss ALL Flushing, l. when mai lnsI,
luton under the rectolshp Of Rev Or hsuks 400
under he frm OF Msssrs FoigRet Taylor, Classical
French and English school fos terns see cireus' 7
same az above or NJ F's residence, III OreenesL
sugA 3a~4~
C,CHOOL.-Cis.sical, French and English School, 7os
sCBrosdwsy opposite Asior Plsce.-M-sGs foisshI /,
TAYLOR, Principals The Fall Term Of NJ insno.lon WIZ
10 inform their friends and the public ust ihey hsve COM
pleed their arrangements for the ensuing season. when
nous Departments. Their Assistants are gentlemen Of ed
ucallon experience The French will be taught ana
spoken usvey three hours day sno The most unnf
ing efforts will be render pupils q. home IN every
branch education Boys are received any Stage o. ca
ucson and thoroughly prepared Tor any Glass; I'D So"ese
For fsrms references &c. circulars with messrs
Dsluc Co 58I Broadway and Park row, Dodd corner
n. school su24 Ssw4w
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR sCHOOi.-Prof h.
u A. JOHNSON, Rector The instruction 10 me cLAssi'
cal. and MArHgMATicAL department will continne he en-
suing year under the direction OF Mr. George s. Parker
formerly Of ihs Boston LATIN school headmsseI nssi.
a. Teacher Of the Cssscs and Prof GRAND nsiuc
IN French The quarter begins on the hIst mon
day IN September. Terms S5 per quarter AppllchlOh
for admission may be made st tho University buildngs
north wing lower noor aolI "
XOUNG LADIES, sCHOOL.-Miss HAINEs
II would respectfully inform her friends and the public
that she designs remove her School from 90 "aren-st
TO 10 East Twentieih.sl Gramercy Park between the
foa, avs 9% On spS se s Of sspsmss Monasy
The house Ia cOmmodious aud arranged wan superior
accommodations for the School, and me iocson Is noI
eli.
and lhs rsi directly on park and 10 the Immediate
vicinity OF two or three others -.
Circulars may be obtained at Doremus NIXON cor
ner OF Nassau aud Lberys and al the bookstore OF G.
Francis 4 Co. 252 Broadway suZo I'D
vVUE BROOKLYN HIGH SCHOOL reopens
ON Wednesday, sept !, At Liyingsonst. Its officers
are Rev b. w Dwight AN. J. g. b Brown, A b. Pfin-
pals assisted by Isaac H. Brayton, AB IN the Greek
aud Latin Prof 5 Nileplaii IN The French SEN q;
Richd w Hubbard, in Drawing Pupils are received at
any age from upward, aud conducted sNsiemseay ahd
progressively 10 The thorough commercial education,
or 10 any part Of the college Of study Circulars
may be had at the Brooklyn Post Office or ct Mr. Niders
bookstore Brooklyn. The principals may be seen, MI
Dwight al los Pincappe-st Fulton, and Mr. Brown
al Sd Henry-st au5o iw'
N/OUNG LADIES' SCHOOL-MKs CLARKE, sue,
cessor to Miss Hsines will enter upon the duties OF
her School at So wsrenst Monday, the 9th OF Sep
mber The young ladies OF her school WIZ pursue
thorough English and Classical course OF studyw pos
Sc ss all The advansges for acquiring finished education
aft orded la any institution in the city.
For terms and other particulars Circulars can be OBJ
AID a, 6s Warren st. al which place also per-
sonal nterviewmay he had With tbs Principal au27 81
MISS WAKEMAN'S SCHOOL for Young Ladies
NIwil reopen September This School Is situated
4n2 Greenwchst one door below Hubertst the route
Of line Of which pass through toertano, 'reen
wien Canal Broadway aud Grand Circulars contain
Ing farther particulars be at the office Of Horace
Holden, Esq 10 Iieekmsn-st Mr. Robert Carriers book
store, OF at the School. suo. Nv =
l. sccHooILAwm. ". LE6aETT viii reopen hi.
School for Boys on "Wednesday, September l. ~
Rcsrenees.PIof DnseT of c9iqmels college Or; ,,
bons, Dr. s w. Moore, fhile Mills, Esq.
School COZ Broadway, opposite bond's Residence
273 feminist au-o -.amfm
ais. a.. NJ, HAVENs Will reopen her school Tor
Young Ladies' at 26S Nnthst the 18th OF seplem-
her next Applications for The admission of pupils may be
of september and prior 10 that time to X. Havens Esq
or to ii. w. Ravens, Esq so WalsL al either OF winch
places circulars, stating terms &c msy be o0'sned
MAKsH's classical. and Commercial Academy
Nl 07 Henryat Brooklyn, will be reopensd on mcnds,
hrsnch of necessary to TT them college
or counting house Terms from $40 20 sl5 per qusrer-
opy ,ss once ;h paper OF at ~ Willow Brook
lyn. aus
IMMIGRATION FOR BOYs-Washingion Institute
L. A new Will commence after the annual vacation
on Inc "''' ''''D'' VI . r DWIGHT POTTER,
THEODORE W PORTER
The establishment. was removed last season, for nl
proved accommodations its present site. a Murray Thu
leNinetonayenue and ThirtY-slSth-st au2I otslwos'
! NOI>G LADIES' SCHOOL, ISL GTeene-st-Mi
L and Mrs klDDER viii welcome the return Of thei
pupils 20 their exercises Monday the 18Th OF sept
They invite The attention II parents 10 their method OF IN
sractlon few boarders can be received into tei
| family. anJo iwco~wcoo
SUHOUL. ENGLISH AND classical Tn
- Pathological Institute "a Eldricgest tesiabilfhed
1885, will reopen 9ih monh I'd In regard 10 he merit
Of his school, applicants will he referred TO lie psifon
/ many Of whom are Of many years standing.
su2s 2ws RICHARD CORNELL, Principal
| =. ~ u A. -. -.
lVl Insulation reopebs It's Fiflh Acsdemicsl Nesf o
Monday the 9th Of September The bulldog erected IL
lis accommodation Wsshiugt cnsQusre 2pi foufth'
Application for the admission Of pupils msy now be msd'
Circulars may be ohlsined 81 the INSTITUTION OF Al N
bookstore Of NJ. n. Newman Co 1875 Broadwa .aao II
/ CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH >CHOoL.-Th
| y next torn Of the Messrs ol.nSlfAD> school, ~
Broadway will Monday the 9Th day Of Sci
TENDER next saSl w
| MRS. NIILtEAN AND MISS ROBERTS
lNkBoardng and Day School for yonrg ladies' - Wake
a. will be openes on Tuesday, The III Of September.
aus loiecdSrurh'
MRS, GIB.ON's BOARDING AND DA'
vIschoo for Young Ladies' 81 hono-st VIII De reoPrne