New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04

are employed r., the Fr-nch lsrsusge. hch "a taught
d.y a. 20 css--s Terms a. rtAer psrt asf. nay
be a.ceTt,n-t o. app icztou a. Mrs BAiLtl, a. De-,
residence, 10 Cssro lpl-c- si'eckerst snIMN8sa. u
EDuCaIIuN.-Mon-. sOIGNET having. by tie re-
IA quest ~ $ me o. he pupils ps'rnu msj- arf-nsr
mems 20 AXE into BIS family ed numoer 81 boys A.
boari.rs hsg- leave irfOrm h. ferd- ard those hs
have ready lirls Fl HIN sh Weir cont le1ee mai tr
wi be m n 10 receive hi. pupil. MOldsy, 7h Of sept
Mon. Ia. been Tor lh- past -srs ieyo,ei 70 be IN
sruc0n II YOUTH former Professor ~ ire fftuch ian
gn-gs n - Thomss.Ha Fu.hing l. l. when tbs insii-
luton under the r.clor'lp ~ Kew Dr. hanNs ana
nee four years 10 the school known 10 NE rntc
ons-, n. srn Of wessr. Folgs.t Ta,lor Cls,.icsl
French and English school For term. circulars me
a. shove or Al NJ F's RESIDENCE III "rr-ne' 81
sus4f 3asfw
UnUoL a-,cs sr-rch aud 49,. s sa,ex,t ~
SsmAdwsy oppo.ne Astor ~c,-- ars,is roisNtr ,N
r.yos Puncipal. TIE F.li Term Of ms lnsuInton WIZ
commence Monday, sept = Me'sf. = T. o.s esre
L. tf,n their frienfs aud The cubic nat ihey pave So
n.ies th-if for he er.uins season ~hich
viii sford ih-lf pupils in'r-a.ed .as'h',s W w
siion and nerieuc- The Frrnch Will be t.ushi and
.posen &c usvely day an The most uair-
IN ,flr,. y 90 be- mae TO iruier pupils 81 home IN et-y
sn,h Of elacson Boy. are received a. ans stage u ID
ucson snd thoroughly prepared "r any ois'' III "7s7
- - ma. res-,elc -. kr circulars with Me'sfs
D-uc 4 Co s8l srosdwsy sni Pa row Dose, corner
Of -rlb-.i ald Bsoadvay, Miller, 60 btosd~sy 400
UT>tttI,-iTi GRAMMAR >ttioui.-rfoi
VA JOHNSON Rector The instruction Ia the CL,ssi-
cal sad MarHlN.1IcAL deparmsn. VII eoetHas ss en-
suing year uad-r The direction Of MI george y raser
formerly of Boston Lain school, headmssier sss,-
ed ny NJ VIM mcG-ors~ late % he PoughSee"se ins,-
reschsr Of iDs Classics ana PROT 1ra1d lnsue
r 10 French Tue quarter begins on NJ hst Mon
day - s~p1enher Term. SIS per 9gsr,er, App,,esuo'
roa sds,o1 o %sy ss maze al 'n' sa7
YOUNG Ladies' sCHOOL.-Miss hAiNEs
would respectfully in'otm her friends snh tne pu'C
that she designs her School rom 63 ar-n a.
TO 20 East twentieth ST. GrsneTcy PARK, between me
Fourth aud lrvingpisce) and VIII Commences me
ensuing term on the 18Th of September "a Monday
To. house 1. commodiou. aud arranged with superior
acc mmodan for the School and ne Location u NOT
surpassed In the cly-sccess"le by several nrs
and the r.i dfsct, on para and In ne immediate
vicinity oil Two or three Others - =, AL, 49,.
per OF Nssssu and Liberty srd al tho bookstore o. 9
Francis Co 2j@ brozdwsy ae-
r.,IIE BROOKLYN HIGH SCHOOL re3pens
-. Rev b. ". Dwight AN. j. @. b Brown, A B. Prin-
cipas; assisted by Isaac II. Brayon D. m the creek
and Latin; Prof A. ) Nilepaii IN the frsHfhi sen "a
secchi de Casssli in the spanish and italani ana
Richd ". Hubbard, IN Drawing Pgpis are Iec.Nea ~
any age from upward, aud conducted sysematiSay ana
progressively the thorough commend a eaucaohi
or - anv part Of the college cOurss % study:
may be had the Brooklyn Post Once or At slr as5
bookstore, Brooklyn The principals may re seen slI.
=, "a 1Is1rv..t aujo lw'
x7OtNG LADIES, sCHOOL-MNs cL,sKE, sue,
e-ssor 10 Miss Hsin-s, viii entrr upon me nuss "
her school s 90 Wsrr.nst Monday, The ON OF sep
t.u,bsr The Young lsdles of her school wiz pusurs
borough Engi.h and Classical course y -tedy-s pos
s.s. All The advantages for acquiring finished education
Afforded Ia any Institution in me Guy. -. - a., ,h
Por terms and oher particulars, Circulars can De oD
tsiped Al Me..r. sps ding oepards BOOKS ore, Iey
Erna1wsv ard A. So nj which place also per
.ousi irt.,vi-W h- had -itn the Principal -u<I "
THE CLASSICAL. aud Commercial lnsiiiute, -
i Broairay viii be- neopeued On Monday, sept p. ~
this institution young gentlemen VII % o',
sfrurfsd u an The branches requisite Tor CONNIE p'
f for e1trrnf college. aud every attention "i hr aa
10 fte m snners morals aud intellectual m pfofrhr Y '
pupils. aud no Viii BE- allowed o. remain pa tnr ms
tl0n whose de- pormrnt is not exemplary. leli- o'h
o. SIP per quarter. luluesonahe lei.l,.iet, -isi ID"
application - 2seod j a NV slNS, r1-s. p1.
MISS WAkEsiAN'- SCHOOL ior Young Lsdir,
II~..r pm NJ
lO2 Greenwchst one door below Hubert So on 'ns io
,gch Canal Broadway and Grand SIS Circulars c,nia-
III, sr,sr rarcasrs may b. a. The Office o. Horace
Holden Pa "a Heekinan-st Mr Robert CafteI Doo>'
store. OF ~ che school. a.'l Nv
,tsJ,.tI,-CLA-~I( Al. .nd c omns ere sl oe.ny'
vi f7 Hsnry,L Brooklyn. w be reop-nrd on ''oho.I,
Augan ~ for ne instruction OF young gentlemen "a sssiy
~ Terms foco $40 % ) per quafIef
Prr circulars c.rtz'n,g reference nra os.rt pa
aPPS A. "" '"''' y WV F'F AUS
U,DI I.TION FOR BOY~-wlhngton Institute
FL new tenn Will commence aer the annual acaiion
on the irst Monday Of seftsm55eeif ,,,,tr- poprrR
THEODORE " PORTER.
TIE was removed last season, for M
,,s tsion. to IT, present ste. az Murray tiii
i4.ir.,ct-svenue and Thirty siAfhst an 1u-i~et
xroTr~c LADIES, SCHOOL, III Oreenest Dir.
ard LTs. hlDDEk VII ",,-oiar '.S - ~. ~ .eot
pupil. % their exercises On Monday tne In ~ ~
They invite fhe attention n parents to ihrf ~ ~
strucuon Few more boardef' can oe Isseisea 49,
! family 80 -
S,,uODI., ESt.II-ti NDCLA-.ItAL:-I ne
SSPMoiogic-l Institute, " fdfioSe 81 80,
lssl vii rsoPs- ~ month 40 ~ af.s1 10 h. pstroos
H.as RICHARD CORNELL, PIiedPsL
Miss =. VI. HAyENS wa reopen asf SEQ y,
NkYoucg Lsdirs Al ms clnih-sL on ae loh u srPteA
Der pexL Applications for lie admission o. p1gs u ~ %
msde % her personally Al he school, on srs ser ne ,.
] or a W Hsyrrs ESQ S. Wsl-sL Al either u "h'ei
place. circulars ..sIing Isrns, &c may be oo',lned-
| sn24 Sswu
. NIE-.h.. HUBS & ClARkk's Clsssiea
lNl In.,iluop rropeus IL Fifth scsdemlcsl ear o.
uorc.v he oh Of september, a. he bulldog sfecel 70
iis secommodsoo on Wa.hius Ion-,susfe - y. mad
lpprsoc Tor the admission Of pUps maj DO" pc ins ~
Ctfcu.rs may be obtained A. lne lnsuinlon OF - -
bookstore ON. u. Hewmsn Co ". oroso - :.
Mrs. MULLIG.N AND Miss no! hob ~ ~ ss'
a. viii be openes % Tuesday, ne 7Ih Of September
AVS loI-odsrurh- =. =
! CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH Il HOoL.-Ih
-, -. - ~ NessTs OLMsTEADS school, ~
say. Will commence Monday ne Oh DAY ser
| teuib~r next = . . =. :, :,
MIS- IB.oNs BoH I'D. ". H ;. 1.5 Sa
ru-.dsy. IIh s-p.-,ao-r. -, -
Mrs. Ia TOURRETTE'- SCHOOL ~ iour
NIsa,e- as Broadway, near Twenty hfsisi "l-l D. =
| oreued Moudsy september = ~
NH-- r b. PRIESTS SCHOOL, 81 Dominic.
| vi n Will reopen on Tuesday, september I. q W.
p JE>k~'- SCHOOL FOR BOYS vii =
IL. open % MONDAY, sept B. a. oI@ Droa1"ey ~
VALUE ENHANCED, AND PRICES REDl ~
W WARRES, having spent over ? years eKpsriHlen
iux on tb- wheai-Thrashinz Machine, has n that tan
.Ir-rset sud improved The machine, and reduced q
PRICES from 800 doWn 60 IL vii dow tlren - b1s
sis a. hour driven By horse and attended DY M
and s1naL BOY. Driven b rwGhorse power The guzntl
q Work /. double.
The subscrber wishes establish the business Of ran
factrnx n some part u the c0uutry where there are
cites !or transportation Any eae wishing 70 sell o.
az .dvsn,a<eous situation will please address post PAD
Z. WARREN,
81 stsol+ a Merchants Exchange, Walist