New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
Schools.
RoARDING AVN nav SCHOOL

IOR YOUNG LADIEs-MRs. BAILEY having made
arrangements Ia enlarge her establishment m the course
OF The Spring and Fall would call the attention OF parents
and guardians 10 The advantages offered The pupils IN ms
lnsumton, for acquiring thorough and accomplished
education. The senior and Junior Departments are now
placed 1ndef he direction OF able gentleman from Phii
adephla who has had great experience In The instruction
OF young ladies' Additional teachers are also employed
In these and the other Departments and all will be subject
to Mira Bsiey's immediate supervision Every ehou 10
made 10 render he young ladies happy aud conenled 10
incucse hind, polite. and amisble manners and 10 stun
uRie them 10 constant exeons 10 progress In Ihelr
studies by rendering them, far as possible attractive
and pleasant The school IL furnished with charts maps
globes, excellent Philosophical Apparatus, with num-
Der Of diagrams for the studies u Astronomy and Gooe-
try. The beat teachers employed In the French Do
psrmenL This language Is tgue daily to all the pupils
and with The Latin Included 10 the terms for English
Tuition Vocal Music both Sacred and Secular 10 also
taught hrou ghOut the school, by dsn ushed Professor
The next regular Term will commence On The lsI may
Those parents however, who may wish TO place Iheir
ghers this Institution before that time, will nod II TO
their advantage, they will enter The classes now iom-
Ing for the Spring and Summer
Terms and farther particulars may be ascertsned ether
by post or by personal application to Mrs Bailey nj her
residence, 10 CaHoll.Da hleeckersL
m26 4tswMTuTh&sslew lstp
UOAKDING in French Family Al Willism.burgh-
ID Professor Of the French Language. having furnished
with elegance and comfort large and beautifully finished
house m Niam'burgh within one minutes sk ol lhe
Pecksnp Ferry, wishes tp accommodate for the Summer
limited number of married. or single ladies' or
gentlemen. The situation Il one Of the most delightful IN
view Of the harbor and City Of WORK, with the sur
rounding scenery Lessons In the F'ene Language end
Muse II required Mrlffthtt tAluN-tos rNA tHithfl
information apply Al the office ~ this paper, between
and O'Clock, ?. ~ Al ~ Libertys or 10 Rev. Gus H.
WitLr,NsoN 90 Ouane-st myii Inn
leOAKDING SCHOOL IN TIE COUNTRY
DPlebsany situated Al Canterbury neHf Cornwall Land
ing. ORnge Co. The North RIVER, easy or access by
,tesmbosts which ply daily TO and from the city. .
TANNED per Quarter, payable 10 adyaree for Board
and Tuition In all the branches Of thorough English edu
cation. Music and Drawing extra charges Children VI
al ages from FIVE years ana upward received
REFERENcEs-Rsy. \ Scahury, ID. ID. Hudson-st, H.
Rownuse, cor Chatham and Chambers st', Cha. mscsu
ley, li6 Hudsonst; h. Embree iSt Bowery. myll Zw.
llOARDING sCHOOL-lryiug Institute. Tsry.
- town, N. Y.-The Summer Term OF hve months VIII
open Monday 81 Of May next Several yscsn
Applications may be made TO The principal al Tanytovgn,
or lef with Clsk Austin ll5 Broadway, where cifeu'
lars containing full reformation can be Obiai1ed
ReJefeaces-Hon Washington irving, Tauytown.
Hon Gulisn c. Nerplanck, New-York City,
myI5 W W. P. LYON. 4. NJ Principal
MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING SCHOOL.
fI,HE SUMMER SESSION u this relect school for
young and lads will comm snce ou the hrst Mon
day May The terms Including all expenses for board
and tuition from So 10 $50 per quarlerWesi Bloom
field, April q, 1917 40 2meod'l WARREN HOLT.