New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

| MECHANICS SOCIETY Schoolgirls In
through 10 crossys viii be re6pened on Monday, Sd
day Of Msy Immediately sfier the approaching exena-
lion The location u c. ntrs ana psasshi ana very i
during the psi year have been thoroughly repaired and
additions nsde to them are unquesnonsoy as com
pupils those OF any simsr institution In this country
The course Of instruction In this institution IL OF most
thorough progressive and practical chsrac err and 10 de.
signed not only to cultivate and expand the Intellectual
powers bit also TO enighten the mind ana improve the
heart to fl the pupil for future usefulness In the va
The Male Department Is under the immediate manage
sisted by Mr. c. J. Conway ss Vice Principal and I'VE
other teachers, all OF whom eune ally well qualified
both by talents and experience 10 discharge the important
duties which have been ntrussed 10 them
The Fem.le Department Ia uoder The particular aud In
mediate supervision OF Miss Mary Y. Bean as Principal
assisted by Miss z Crazy Vice Principal snd FIVE other
young ladies' all Of whom only By their high mental
endowmens and literary sisinmens but also by their
excellent moral character and amiabiity Of department.
are peculiarly qualified to have the charge OF those young
ladies' who may Be placed In the lnstitul on.
The system Of teaching N mi. Institution ey separate
tire charge Of ell the pupils who are pursuing any psrcu
lar branch OF study.
cal Music, French and Latin are taught in this SCHOOL, by
competent and experienced teachers Drawing by Prot
+. B. Purcell, French BY Prof NJ A. Gsuvsn. Vocal Mu.
The two Departments In this Institution are entirely dis
unct and disconneced. the entrance 10 the Female De-
psrtneni being from Broadway. and that OF the Male De-
partment from Crosby-st
may be made 10 TIE Principal or TO any one Of the follow
ing named gentlemen who compose the School Committee
William v Brady, james Van NOrden George Mslher,
t C. Chardsvoyne,J 7. B. Maxwell, George Enaicoti,
Linus w. Stevens, Francis p schosls, John 7. Moore
LYMAN COBB Secretary OF School Committee.
New.York. April 20, ls47 s?I ImyS
CLASSICAL, FRENCH and Englisa school. $50
~ Broadwsy, opposite Astor-plsce-Mess's 'OlGNET
TAYLOR Princpals.-Messrs. ?. :. reg isae TO in
form their friends and parents removing np that they
have few vacancies at their School, ard a ho happy
Ioh them Boys are received at any Stage OF education
and thoroughly prepared for college or usiness The
French taught and spoken exclusively lhee hours ds
and every effort made 70 render the pupils at home To
every branch offs French education For and refer
ence see circulars with Messrs Dsluc 90 Parkrow
and 5sl Broadway.
NB-Mons Foigust having, by the request Of OF
his pupils parents made arrangements TO AXE into hs
family limited number OF boys. bess leave 10 INFORM pa
and guardians that he has vacancies 70 ill APP
piication be made at the school, or nj sdence,
2t7 GreenesL Az Saw5w
DKIvATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS, No. 80 Frank
five who are entirely under the care OF The Principal
Boys may enter the Of eight nine years end be
fitted for college or for commercial pursuits.
Two young lads may be accommodated with board in
he same family with the Principal and under his con-
Circulars containing terms references &C. may be mad
al the school, the bookstores of Messrs Lockwoods
or Appleton. Jas lawsws'I JAY GREENoUGH.
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for Boys-Yon-
l. kers, ~ Y hs cas-. bank Of the Hudson II miles
from the city The Summer the Locust Hill School
win commence on Monday, the Sd Of May.
DR. suodgrsss 759 Broadway ofW H Falls, Esq Trades
mems Bank IN Chathamst; Of Philip Daer, ESQ l6l
o. 5. Rockwell, Esq 10. Cherry ST.; OF r w Townsend
ssq 81 Cedsr-sti ofo P. we. NJ. D. lOa Ninthavenue
the bookstore Of Gates Stesdmsn 1856 Nsssss and
Of Rev Green corner Of Jay and Johnson ss Brook
yn. April s. lsi7 az tw-l O. w FRANCIS, A. NJ
pOARDING SCHOOL, Irving Institute, Tsry. |
Institution viii open ou Monday, Sd Of May Several va
rances exist Application may be made TO the Principal,
or Charles II Lyon, A. NJ $50 Broadway Circulars con.
tanning full Information be obtained at either OF the
Refefences-Hon. wsshin gton Irving. Hon. Gulian C.
verpsnck snd 10 any Of The numerous patrons Of the In
- young ladies' In private family the country In the
pleasant and healthy village OF Richmond, Staten Island
within hours travel from the City of New ork here
very attention will be given thorough instruction in
Ill the English branches together with music the piano
respectable references given For farther infoms
ion and terms, address 5. d. STEPHENS, Richmond;
as Inn Richmond County N. Y
MALE BOARDINts-s Observation-Disclosures SEM
vi mary, N. Dunn, A. NJ. PIincipa-The Summer Term
sill commence the st Of May pamphlet circulars
aiming all necessary Information in relation the Ins
uon be had al 81 Cedsrs (up stsrs) Also, at the
Zoe Lockwood's bookstore All Broadway; and at H. <
. Raynors bookstore, rs Bowery. The principal for
his MONTH will be mostly at the Merchans House OF
Broadway and Cedsrst s22 Insod-
DERTH AlIBOY sEMINARY-Parents having
cons Of correct habits and DESTROYS OF Improvement,
Or whom they would secure thorough preparation for
oege or business respectfully invited inquire az
er the merits Of This institution.
Terms SIS per Session of q weeks for Board and TUT
on, with the use Of books for English studies.
The Sumner Session will commence on Wednesday,
fay5 !
Circulars, with testimonials and references may be had
Dodds bookstore, Birch. Church Chapel New-York; or
the Principals. g. T. WOODBRIDGE, {
ais tMl' s. @. WOODBRIDGE.
UEssRs. HUBBs g. CLARKE have removed !
their School 10 the OF Fourth and McDougsl s
a Washington square. The schoo-rooms furniture and
structon provided have been designed for high order
education In all the departments juvenile and youthful
arning The location IL central and pleasant and easy
access from all psrts Of the city. The school lie now
pen tor the visitation of is friends and ,hose who desire