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6rhools.
M u Ivc9rTTis SCHOOL.

iht- L-gE-l a.
THIS SCHOOL newly Organized, VIII be reoPenea On
i MONDAY MAJ g. Al e6T Broadway. opposite boudft
Il will BE- conducted the principle hAi ne holrs asl-
ally spen ser year, Ia th- school roer are SUI
cieni II system stcAlly directed and yell apped 20 Sc
cure hs best intellectual training consistent win ncsn
No lesson, therefore, v be given to De ehned a. nome
and The pupil will study only few orancnes ~ Time
enough 10 sf0rd variety and not 80 msuy IS 70 usfpae
the attention. and destroy the inyigosing sense OF pro-
gre.s when prepared. be viii tsAe up pew suolects-
Much will taught directly BY The iesehsr o0t a. NJ Pu-
ri advances and he Character ofthe suoJ requires H. he
will be trained 10 close application
Special care will 10 euiyAe ue eye ne ear,
ID. hand voice Drawing and vOeEl music VIII ne
taught all Those who continue Ihrouga NE curse VII
receive ihorOu gh Instruction In he sno an
uases The services OF Prot Parmentsr tsvo been en-
gagged for the French and Of Mr. Joseph fafns"orn Tor
tbs Engiish department.
The health and morals Of The children viii be studied
The discipline Will be mild yet nrn issung on ne pupil
sense OF night and hs love OF he school, hs teachers and
bis parents monthly report viii state a neary a. pos
.ibe what has been accomplished, WAL nesleeied Ine
Term. will DC g. y IS II dollars per q1siei according
70 the Advancement II The pupl. A liberal dedacu0n
will be made when ihsn sue o. family sitend.
Books and stationery will be furnished 10 hose who are
unprOvided There will be extra charges, except FOR
caee.. or iul destruction Of property The sc.deHical
year will divided into four queners-hree OF Twelve
weeks each, and The fourth, or summer quarter OF ten
weeks. -.
F-riher Information may be obtained Of Mr. Legge ~
his residence rs Tenhs or a. me present school rooms
~ Eighfh-sl "a door essi OF Broadway.
NoTicE TO TElcHERs-A lot Of desD and chairs Tor
-. lou al in-2ws
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

1NHIS sCHOOLs located In 9 delightful place IN NE VI
entity Of New-York IL perfectly easy Of access al all
reasons Of the year. Parents tho may desire Tor their
daughters retired, eOmmodious and healthiu situation
tofether win thorough Instruction la all that constitutes
useful and accomplished education, assured that
every attention will be paid the physical Intellectual
and moral training Of the pupils. Neither pains nor eN
pense will b. spared in making this In every way desira
bic and useful Family School
TERMs-Bosrd and Tuition 10 any and all the English
branches French and Music with the use OF the plano,
$50 per Lain, French, German, Drawing Paint
ing and Fancy NesdlewOrk, extra The Summer term
Will commence 90 Wednesday, the jh Of May, lSi7.-
Cards farther Information may be obtained OF Rev.
CHARLES REYNOLDS, lb ChambersstN ". y BY calling
between tie hours OF and D O'Clock, ?. NJ az 2weod'
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miscellaneous.

BRANDYwINE CORN MEAL.
NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.-The subscribers, milers
al Brandyvne, In the Stale OF Delaware, beg leave
TO notify the shippers of kilndred meal that they
are liable to be deceived by immitaon OF the genuine
Brandy wine meal.
miller al West Troy and al Waterford, 10 New
York beside several In III. State OF Pennsy having
forged the marks Of the subscribers by placing BRANDY
wine mills In cons picuous letters on heir barrels
Shippers viii please take notice. that n addition 10 me
word Brsndywne, the names OF the subscribers are aso
used on all their packages and that their only agents 10
NewYork Messrs. John L. Buckley Il Co, and htsHs
Allen Paxson.
An experience Of upward Of 70 years by their progeni
tors and themselves Ia the manufacture Of kndsd meal
iusthes them 10 saying, that they will furnish an aIce
which will keep for any desirable length Of time In all eli
males-Brand wine Mills ed April, lsf7.
TATSALL LEA.
JOSEPH T. PRICE co.
a27 I'm JAMES y PRICE.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

EoR YOUNG LADIEs-MRS. BAILEY having made
Arrangements enlarge her establishment IN The course
Spring and Fall would call The attention OF parents
and guardians the advantages o1ered me pupils IN mis-
Institution for SECURING thorough and accomplished
education The senior and Junior Departments are row
placed under he direction OF a. able gentleman nom Phil
ephs who has had great experience In the instruction
Of yong ladies' Additional teachers are also employed
Ia ihese and the other Department. and all viii be subject
70 Mrs Baieys immediate supervision Every eiori IL
made render the young hides happy and eoniened TO
inculcste kind polite and ami4be manners and 10 sun-
ulse them 10 constant eXsruons 10 progress In ther
studies by rendering them As far a. possible attractive
and pleasant The school 10 furnished with charts, maps,
globes excellent Philosophical Apparatus, with num-
Der Of diagrams for the studies Of Astronomy and Geome-
Try The best teachers employed In the French De
psrtmenL This language s taught daily 70 all the pupils
and with The Latin is Included IN the terms Tor English
Tuition. Vocal Music, both Sacred and Secular "a also
taught ihroushO the school by distinguished Proiestor
The next regular Term will commence on The Let OF May
Those parents however who may wish 10 place ther
ghers this Institution before that time viii md Il 10
their sdyautsge they viii enter The clastes now form.
ing for the Spring and summer.
Terms and farther particulars may be sseerlAned, either
by post, By personal application TO Mrs Bailey a. DER
residence. 10 Carroll Dlace, Bleecker-sL
ms Ninth sAlbW lsp
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HEADLEY,S MAGAZINE.

THE CHRISTIAN PARLOR MAGAZINE having
i passed under the Editorial care OF j. I. Heajley
author OF Napoleon and his Marshsls, &c. &C. com
mences ils fourth volume with May, the fret number Of
which 10 now ready. We offer this Magazine to the
public, with the greatest confidence. IL has already re-
ceved the highest testimonials from the highest sources
and under our and highly popular Editor, with the
Improvements made and In progress, we feel no hesits
ton in offering this as Of the best well cheapest
periodicals In the country. All who DESTROYS Of pls
cling In their families Magazine OF the highest character
and beautiful In It's Appearance rich and chsste In ts
Illustrations pure and healthl In its tone and Al The
time varied and fascinating are requested 20 send
their nsmes The Office, ISL Nassau-st Terms
81 per year, fin advance. an 81 T. p. MILES
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farms for Sale.
= FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for progeny

- FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE for properyn
New York or Brooklyn-Ths farm OF the subscribsf,
near Geneva, Ontario County, known AS Woodade,
and comprises about 60 acres o. tie finest wheat land
frat rate state Improvement There upon the pc
misses brick dwelling house 40 by So built In tho Epshee
Gotta style with double walls and partitions Of b<b,
with wood house and Aitchen attached as also hsu,
stable, carriage house and houses There shSk
Eve acres OF wood The balance being excellent land
high state Of cultivation The place supplied with sppes
OF all the choicest varieties pears, peaches pums fs
berries strawberries and other fruits Of the choicest kinds
II s about mile south OF the Corporation limits 81 &C.
and In foil view ofhaI village and ofhe Senscs Lsks
Apply 20 The subscriber on the premises or to WiLLiAM
T. WHlgTEMORE, ESQ. 81 Pins.sL New-YorL
m30 Inn b. sLOsS0N
n $50 ACRES, or part, Of good farming ands loi
sale al the low price Of 81 Sol per acre II spPisi
FOR soon, located IN the towns Of West Turin and o.
eoa, IS miles north Of Erie caos aud railroad Tons
Oneida Co Newfork and IL hours ride from this city
front Office. al Iws
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ooMpLETE BIBLE pICTIONAR

CYCLOPEDlA OF BIBLICAL LITERATURE, edited
~ by John Keuo, illustrated by numerous engrayings
complete 10 vols Svo. This IL the only complies work
the kind published and ought TO be Ia the library OF
every minister aud student Published by
AIS MARK IA. NEWMAN co. 100 Broadway
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NJ r N Z JOU RNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRlVED


Packetship Vrginisn. Allen, I'm Liverpool March 30
meee 10 Robert Kermit sth inst lat f6. Ion 20, ex
changed signals with chip bound East with tr color.
ID hsg with letter In It,
BARK Arans Msloney 81 days from Liverpool salt to
order 3ist inst In gale lost overheard Michael Berry
Of Cork In lat Is TO Ion IS 10 So passed large quantities
of Ice 10 all directions.
Bark Chlds Harold, Rich. Is Dc I'm Havana sugar,
seears &c to J Taylor. Lei ship Adelaide, Adams.
foe New York. next day bark Henry Hsreeck. Mervin
for New-York sailed dsys previous - miles West OF
the Double Headed Shot keps spoke ship stephen Bald
win Borand. IS days from Liverpool for New Orleans
With psssengers-short Of water would put into hey
Wet or Havana.
Spanish brig Par. Vidal, IL de fun Ponce, PR sugar,
Ao. 70 Peser Harmony Nephe~s Co.
BIZ brig Hebron. skslns. IL DIS fan Windsor Ms, plss
ter 10 soule Whitney & Co
Be- brig Margaret Elizabeth McDouga. 10 ds FIN Matt
land. M. plaster TO Soule. Whitney & Co.
Brig Mobile Bulkley Is ds I'm Mobile cotton, &c to
sturgss, Chairman Co.
Br brig Eaphrstes Holey ~ days from Windsor, Ms,
pIssser TO Tbos Winnieit.
Br schr Felix Ge1ior IS ds I'm Arichat via Halifax
Ne. plaster, TO T Winaieti.
seSr Roe. Avery de FIN Baltimore, mase TO Johnson
schr ssml Cashier. Robinson. 5 days I'm Alexandria
0our. &c 70 Hitchcock & Marshall
ships Sutton Charleston New. Hampshire, Phadsl-
phia bsrks Ann Welsh, Antwerp; Ant (Br) Quebec
briS Tonquia, Nueyitss; and Others
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FNarTSu AND FRENCH

BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL EoR YOUNG LADIES
T CLIFTON, Staten Island This school, conducted
n by the Misses ERRINGTON, viii reopen after the
Spring vacation on Monday May s. 1871
Circulars to he obtained HOyers Music store o Broad
way. an lw'
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MRS. AND MISS COOKS

ERENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDI No AND DAY
Il SCHOOL for Young ladies', 90 TVethst between Filth
and Sixh-Hvenues Summer term commences Wednesday,
MAYS Full Information respecting the school, may be OBJ
aimed from the Circulars by post on personal applica
lion to the Principals sner Is NJ school hours an llt
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BARGAINS !

VNHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform The
public that he is selling Of cheap large and varied
assortment OF unredeemed pledges 81 greatly reduced
prices consisting 81 Oyercoats and cloaks from - eO
each black cloth dress snd ock coats from TO - each
pants and from 75c. to - each; also large assert
Of watches and iewelry OF all descriptions. and all
kinds Of musical aud mathematical Instruments sextants,
qusdraIis guns pistols swords cutlery and great msny
other articles numerous 10 mention. Also, large
Of carpenters tools Those In Of h- above
enumerated articles weud do well to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
l. WILSON, formerly Simpson Wilson,
10 Chatham ST.
B-Al those having any OF The sbove-nsmed articles
which they DESTROYS TO dispose OF a. reasonable
price. will please call on
ais I'm. l. WILSON, 10 ChsthAm-st
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6ouses for 1ale.
A ARE CHANCE


- WILL BE SOLD, fspp led for within tweuty dsys
@ the house, garden, &c OF physeisn IN Wssichsskf
gss Ss n, ~ ,sSs bnIs &c I,1S
To medical gentleman Of good sd4fe" regularly eda
Gated, this 10 chance that seldom e For farther ps
ticulars inquire OF ISRAEL MINOR, Druggist
a2s 2w' Fulton near Greeusich o.
n FOR SALE OR TO LkT-A spseioe' eooo-
~ dade Two story dwelling house, being forty tus
Fourth and South Fourth sis. at wulsmsbursh wilAs
three minutes walk Of the Peck-sip ferry The bulldog
has courtyard in front piazza 10 front and rea. -.
ished 10 tho best manner with marble mantels khsa
range and other convenences well adapted 10 make 20
comfortable and elegant place OF residences In case
main mortgage a WIGHT,
an lot' So Beekmau.st New.Yorh
- FOR sALE-Cbsnce for Fortune For sale, he
~ stock and fixtures Of hrst rats patent medicine Pee
- fumery and fancy store, In Broadway Mat iIed %
10 style, and is now doing good business There is 3
ease tho for yeae, and The gbt snd stock
ss s q ssasS ssoVs @ t. S
bargain for cash. EXCHANGED for good ssste
be difference paid In money there any In or near II:
city the other business and cannot auepd
there Satisfactory explanations given. Inquire AT H
Fulton-sL N Y s26 lw
n FOR SALE, TO LET, or Exchange for cay
.a Propeuy-A splendid location for a gentleman
country residence, fashionable hotel or boarding.
house, hoase ouLhouses and six OF first qualify
land al Primes Docs on tho East River, Is miles from
chester where there IL daily communication by sesmhos
and essy access by Harlem Railroad. Appyto
GEO. +. BUTLER, Tribune Buildings.
sl2 Inn corner Nassau and spruce
- FOR sALE-Lots on TwenIy.sisih aud Tweray
W seventh west Of Tenth avenue, ant one lot %
Twenty 6fth.sL between Ninth and Tenth syensss
And to sI, two lots on Eleventh avenue with light
wharfage. Inquire Of JAMES g. sLUYTER,
milo I'm Al Wslld
- FOR sALE-The three story and attic hoess
81 Abingdon place, built about ono year, IN inc ~.
erp iuyen,ion Tenn. m nod vac ISo1ire of
s24 Ivy. e. SMITH. Is9 Brosdwsy. ID story
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TO SHIP CHANDELIERS, Dealers ~ Nsyai stores
Il Csmpeepe soap MAzers kc.-The Undersigned har-
Ing succeeded business Of Messrs Cooke Adams
Tgrpenne Dlsers nc prepared TO execute oreers
10 sny extent for Canpheue Spirits Turpenne, Soft Tur
peune Pitch Tar. Rosin, son Pitch, Spirits Tar, Var.
nshes Coal Tar aad every description OF Naval stores OF
Inc sr,t Quail and which he will sell the most favor
able terms Having effected az Arrangement with Mr..
Thomss Cooke ae Of The above hrm 10 superntend the
MANUFACTURING and dlstling department. the gned
eel. assured that his articles viii be found equal II not
superior 10 hose Of any other house in the nied States
JAS. T. TAPsCoTr, Successor 70 Cooke Adams,
60 souin-sL
We take his opportunity Of addressing our old friends
and customers behalf Of Mr. J. T. TapscOtt to whom
most cordially recommend them ,1r article IN his
line feeling assured from our long acquaintance with
him. he having been formerly IN cur house, aud the
facilities be possesses OF hs being able give entire salts
i.cl0n 10 ali who may favor hin with heir ORDER.
THOMAS COOKE.
A. eoff & ADAMS
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Miscellaneous.
A OURF FOR OOTD2

a UUHE FOX UULD3.
MRS CARROLLS Medicsted Nspor and So phur Baths,
WI l8f FultonsL opposite Church-sL certain for
colds, coughs rheumatism throat, and all inamms
tory diseases inciden, TO the cbangeabe state Of the
weather The Sulphur Vspor Bath 10 particularly
mended by rst physicians cure for all erupons
and disc Of the skin No danger Of taking cold after
the Isl OF these baths. ai3 lws
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.T-NPAssAGE REDUCED.-F@ q

- sdIrecl-Ihe fasl and eIeg AnI sleam1 ~
VAN WiNKLE, Capt Geo b. Rig0oz
leave the foot Of RobnsonsL Monday, "Wednesday 81
Friday evenings Al O'Clock, p. 81. The Rip Van 49,
10 hed up In uperior style and has connection wn
other boat the river This boat will arrive In Assy
amp time for The Eastern and Western cars Al 49,
are forbid trusting any one account Of mi boat
written order from the Captain or Agents For ~
or passage, apply on board. Al the office on ne -
GEO. T. STANLEY Su
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IONEs,S SASH LUCK AND FAsTENEK.-
y To Builders, Hardware Dealers, and Country Mer
chsnsfour attention 10 called 10 his useful article,
which has given entire satisfaction wherever Introduced
IL 10 economical scarcely bs put Out Of Order sure
and srOng lock and always Ia position uness p1rposely
displaced and y-t without syringe, rollers or eyera
For sale IL New-YoTk by Ge0 Briggs Co. 2, Clark
Wilson, 5, and Long Davenport, 10 Plstlsi Folger,
Afford Co. 2l9 Pesrist Cox 4 Marshall, Gold 81 :
Quincy Delapi-rre 81 John-st and The manufacmrers
PLATT, SMITH 4 CO. Rochester, N. Y.
And ct their Depot, 8 COftiandsL
- Orders promptly al ed, and terms and price made
knoxn nv rtthAr OF y axenLs ms nj
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Boarding.
BOARD IN TwELFTH-sT

BOARD IN TWELFTH-ST
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN csn be accommodated with
IA comfortable apartment breakfast and YEA, and dinner
Sunday respectable private family from the first OF
May The house IL quite modern and possesses eve
~ convenience. Apply TO Mr.. Marshall, l5i Greenwich
St or 10 Mrs. GeTe 10 Barclsy-st al lw-
COUNTRY BOARD.-A lady living near Norwak,
~ Conn. would take the charge OF one OF Two little chill.
dreu board and whom she would render the aud
instruction cf mother. The location s healthy and pleas
ant and of The best Of references given and
required. Address Country al The Tribune othoe.
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

'HE ADVERTISER IL AT liberty TO engage as supern'
Il tendent OF a Cotton Factory IN any Of the Middle,
Southern Western States. Having had considerable
experience In Of the best manufacturing establish
mens Of Lancashire England he feels confident OF being
able To give reasonable satisfaction TO any company who
may choose TO engage him. He 10 also practical Mechin
let All letters addressed post paid stating real name and
residence, else will be noticed TO G. al the East
Troy Post Office, Troy, N. Y. a28 2w6ltW.
TINO NANUFACTURERS and Ohen.-Two young
u who have Chce In a central snuauoni are de-
erous OF obtaining agency They have business
which Yields them handsome income, but does not
py but small portion of their time. They viii be willing
10 devote their time the most favorable terms provided
the business gives promise Of ultimate profit and chance
cash Investment when shall have proved Itself safe
Address Agents this Office with real name, stating where
interview may be had. al8 81
EOUND-In the Park Ticket for the Gallery OF Fine
Il Arts and for the Academy OF Design The owner
have them by applying al The Tribune Office aud pay
ing for this ivertisemeot t1s
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DERTH ANNOY ,ENISARY-FsTsai. 5svia

sons OF correct habits and DESTROYS OF inpfovemehL
tof ~hom hey would secure thorougn PrrPerauon oi
college or business respectfully invited 10 inquire AZ
ier he merits Of this institution.
Terms s75 per session OF = weeks for Board and TUT
non, win he use Of books for English studies
The Sumner Session vii commence on wednesday
Mayh
Circulars, with testimonial. and references may BE- had
A. Dotds bookstore Bnch- Church Chapel Newl ORR OF
Of he Principals 5. Z. WOODBRIDGE,
Gi5 tMls s. q. WOODBRIDGE
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EVE AND EAR.

DR.. POWELL, occvLIsr AND Avksi'
2sI Broaduay, cor. of WaTySHE ..ssS
CONFINES HIS PRACTICE exclusively 20 - ,sss
" tho eye and ear References to patients na cs.cries
cured Of AaAuRosts, OpTHALMIA, CATAsAefs o'~
DEsFSEss DISCHARGES from the EAa, Ne
srsAsIsAus SQUIRTING cured In few mn' ,s.t can
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted, without an opefsn'', =
rot be dis,in grished from the natural t
srEcr AcLss adapted 10 every defect <n, ,vss<ss
TIms !. essys,,sss U'sA,, Ne cSes~s'S"'" I" "
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
County Of NewYork. Notice is hereby given 10 all per
having claims aganst Amanda A. Enge, late OF the
City Of New York deceased TO present the same with the
vouchers thereof TO the subscribers at the Office OF O.
Ransom No 10 Nsssausreet In the City Of
before the 10th day OF July nexLDaled New York. the
9th day Of January, i941.
II Isv6m JOHN DRUMMOfD,} HA-
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DAILROAD IR0N.-rhe subscribers are prepared
II e orders for American Railroad Iron Of any pat
efn and deliver the OF 1880 per month atsr
Isl q April Eexi MURDOCH, LEAVIrT CO.
aeodn Yins-sL Nsw.York.
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ais I'm. l. WILSON, 10 chstham-.
CRoToN HOSE

T 25 CENTS PER FOOT.-Consumsrs Of this
"A article, will hnd II greatly 10 their advantage 10
anime the Hose manufactured by the subscriber and
Tanied superior TO vhSl IL sold advantage price
STEAMBOAT PRoPRlETORS and all others purchAs
ing this article will be dealt with In such manner Will
be satisfactory. The best OF stock will be used In The
manufacture and the work manship warranted.
T. o. BUCkMASTER, S53 Hudson-st and
A cod In Ranrrle nj nf 90 Pearl nd Chatham
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lVl slituon, situated 474 Broadway, and extending
through to Croshyst will be re6pened Monday the 81
day " May, Immediately amer The approaching e1snns
lion The location central and pleasant aud very easy
OF from all paris Of the city The buildings which
during the past year have been thoroughly repaired and
additions made them unguestonsby, as compete
and "a well sdap-d 10 the and comfort OF the
pupils those OF any similar Institution IN ms country
The Of instruction in this Institution 10 OF most
thorough progressive aud practical charac err ana IS De
signed not only To cultivate ADD expand tue Intellectual
pow ers but also enghten The mind ami improve the
heart 10 IT the pupil for future usefulness In tbs va
nous walks OF life.
Tie Malo Department II under the immediate manage
ment sud supervision OF Prof X L. Cooke as Principal as
sisted by Mr. c. j. Conway a. Vice Principal, and I'VE
other teachers, all OF whom eminently well ouaihed
both by talents snd experience TO discharge the Important
duties which have been lntusted To them.
The Female Department IL under The particular Apo I'M
mediate supervision OF Miss Mary " Bean, as Principal,
assisted by Miss Crazy Vice Principal and I'VE otner
voups ladies' all OF whom, not only by hen hgn menta
mepts and literary stanments but also by their
excellent moral character and amiabity OF department.
are peculiarly qualified 10 have ths charge OF those young
ladies " no may be placed In the Institution.
The Of reaching In this Institution by separate
departments as In our Coeges-eaeh teacher having en-
tire charge Of all The pupils who are pursuing any parucu
lar brsnch Of study
cal Music French and Latin taught In this School oy
competent and experienced teachers Drawing by fIoL
T. B Purcell, French by Prof NJ A. Ganvain Vocal Mu'
sic by Prof S. Earle.
The two Departments In this Institution are entirely 6is
tinct and disconnected the entrance TO the Female De-
partment being from Broadway, and that o the Male De-
partment from CrOsby-sL
Application for admission either Of the Departments
may be made TO the Principal 10 any one OF the follow
ing named gentlemen ho compose the School Committee
William V Brady, James Van Norden, George Malher
Henry T. ingalls,, James Morris, Arson baker
I. G. ChardavOyneJ I. Is. Maxwell, George Endlcol,
Linus w. Stevens Francis P. schoals JOhn p Moore.
LYMAN COBB, Secretary Of School COMMITTEES.
Now. iOrk. April 20 ls47. AL imyb