New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
MISSES sEDGWICES'

ID OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL viii reopen on the
ID 10Th Of Sept - Wes- Washington Place. 81 iws'
RRDTT,. J>.TITUTIO~ cor s-ut,r CI.s.e. OF
y Young La iias-R-v GuRHsM d. ABBOTT Principal.
IS University place, between Washington and Union
Psrss
Th. Irs,iiuon s specially irended Tor young sdissin
advanced stages - education II embraces however in
lion ronr,e on susv ip.rnct,ou and lectures tn.ur-
thorough sySensic ard syrreiriek cuesion from ih-
earliest yesrs 10 TIE c-v-orm-n and di.ci2tne OF the
MIND reference 10 hs1 he f1rmztoo Of an 81
emp isrsd Christian character
Ihr npmeer Of rops ~ svSa oepsm se,
y"ung sees received members Of me fsn Of the
Fsrtssr Information or circu.r. nay hs Obtained or ap
plie.uor by letter or sfs-r Augu'2o ofhe Prnees Per
souslv. a. he lnsiituupn- suzfssNbsst
THE BROOKLYN HIGH SCHOOL reopen.
Rev. p. W. Dwight. AN ,. G. 3. Brown. B Prin-
and Latin Prof 4. ylepait, in the French; Sen. G..
r Secch de Csssa IN the Spanish and Italian. and
Richd W Hubbard. IN Drswins Pupils are received a.
any age from upward and conducted systematically and
progressively the most thorough commercial education
any part Of the college course Of study Circulars
be had the BROOKLYN Post Once A. Mr.. Wders
bookstore, Brooklyn The PRINCIPALS msy be seen Mr..
Dwight AZ lo5 PinesPPlsst near Fulton and Mr. Brown
a. o5 HenTy-st snSe Nv
MISS WAKENAN'- SCHOOL for Young Ladies
Twill reopen September next This school IL situated
s02 Gre-uwichst door below Hubertst the route
Of line Of stages which pas through Coutand DIeen-
wich Canal Broadway and Grand st. Circulars contain
ng farther particulars may he ~ tie office Of Horace
Holden, Esq Is Beekman-st- Mr. Robert Carriers book
store. OF a. the School au3 lw.
THE FEMALE SEMINARY. u East Broadway.
i A a : x. CLARKE Principals viii reopen siteLihe
Summer vacation the 6h Of 9TH No. sept The same
gentlemen formerly viii continue in constant attend
j. T. Bergen, AN. Profo Ancient and Modern Ian
Gilbert L. Hume, AN. Prof Of Natural Sciences and
Mathemafics
J. " 5 How. Prof Of Elocufon
The Drawing department j. under the superntendeuce
Of Elizabeth Gram long and fsvoraby known teacher
OF Yornx Ladies in this city.
Puneiaai attendance desirable. As Prof Hume will
course Of lectures Immediately after the
opening Of the Fsl term auJo iTeodis'
EDUCATION FOR ROYs-Washinston Institute
ia new tern viii commence after the annual vacation
r DWIGHT PORTER.
THEODORE W PORTER
The establishment removed las; season, for inn
proved accommodations. 20 fs present site, NJ Murray Hill,
Lexington and Thiry-sixth-st. su27 5tiswos-
THE MOUNT VERNON SCHOOL for Boys-J.
j n PATTON A. NJ I. Priucipal-will open on Monday
Broadway Application for the admission q pupils or for
information relative 70 the princp pies which tue school
% the Messrs Abbott a. their Institution, so
Houston-sf. au5o Jaw3wls'
Young LADIES' SCHOOL, i57 Greene-st-Mr.
Il and Mrs KlDDER Will welcome the return Of their
purs 70 their exercises Monday. the 18th II Sept.
They invite the attention Of parents their method Of IN
srucuon few more boardeTs can be received into their
family. aujo lwed2weod'
SEvENTH WARD GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
- corner Of Madison and Governor sts-klChARD
MARSH Principal 7. Bachelor AN. Classical Teacher
w Morrice, English Assistant Terms moderate For far
Their information apply AZ the rooms or a Do Henryst
au3O 81
classical AND ENGLISH sCHOOL.-The
- next term OF the Messrs. OLMsTEAD's school. 30
Broadway will commence on Monday the 9Th day OF sep
tember next. euJo lw'
MISS Y. Il. PRIESTS SCHOOL, 81 DominieS'
WI a. viii reopen on Tuesday, September I. al lw
ID =. JENKS's SCHOOL FOR BOYS viii re-
IL. open on Monday. sept ., al 6'2 Broadway. au