New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01
SCHOOLS.
pnRrH ANNOY SEMINARY

nIRTNrs HAVING SONS OF correct hsois 20, ~non
.,,ald ..esfs thorough preparation for eoss- OF
are specifically invited to inquire after the met
n. Of this institution. 49,. 49,. ..,ht.. 4. ni..
The iocston saordng facilities Tor sea esinins pea
80, .nd proysrbially hsalthfa, and daily seee"ols 10
Nex.Yori and Philadelphia BY steamboat sna Iaio,.
Terms s5 per session Of ?. weeks Tor board ana
with u,s Of books for Ensiish studies ,r.s.
The Summer Session will commence on "e'heS
Mays -.,,.... ,..,,rro,t.l. NAV
n. bsd Al Dodds bookstor- Brick Church chapel or OF
thu Principals r -. cous,. os
Nv Jersey Princeton; Rev David Magic, ~ rev
Nicholas Muusy, D. d. Eligsbethiown, Roswell u GOT
PC Paterson Rev james w. Alexander, ID D.. rev
cssl.. stewart. Rev Duncan Danbsr, Rev VIM. Hal.
lock Rev Jacob Abbott Rev 1orhsm " Aoooil, h2oei'
sears ESQ. H. R WstmoIs ESQ o. Z. sa.'e,'1' ia
Hibbard NJ D., NewYors Nathansi Dans, Es1 D9ssani
Rev John Mcdowell, D. Robert b Potter t'qi rhhr
delphi.; VIM B Whitehead, E,q. sSsolt VI. Josn 7.
Dennis. ESQ. wsgram, Md Chss. Oasfort, E'q New
Orleans Rev J. B. strsiton Na,ehsZ; Ksy Aershan
msof S @. WOODBRIDGE.
BOARDING SCHOOL-HEMPsIEAD saMISA a
DRY, Hampstead, T. !. on branch OF the L. ksfosa,
p miles from NewYork-This Institution has one OF me
most desirable locations IN the country Tor ooefoing
school II 10 perfectly healthy snd IN summers reesh'o
,.r 10 sndsuEer The live. Of the pupils The building !.
large and commoo having been erected pufPose O'
boardns sehool, Is sufficiently etir-a ION 'hs sls.e
and he. srgs play grounds adjoining fitted up with gym
na,tics The Institution has ehsmcs apparatus en
for ordinary experimenting has good library and
did cabinet Of minerals also reacinsroonl Inc so1Ooi
and the house which under the same ROOT are condae
ted upon plan embracing good degree OF system OIeN
pains taken 10 train the pupils 10 nsois OF aPpesoo
sb.d.nce aud good order The discipline KIND but hrm
The branches Taught in addition 10 me common hns'n
bsnehes are those III pupils for the counting
house for business generally, or for college a. pAf,hs
wish including the French Language higher oanchts o.
n,tbamAti-. Chemistry Natural Philosophy Music, NC
raren, WISHING 70 select gcbcol are respectfully
solicited examine still farther the indncemens tne
Hsmp.fssd Seminary offers for their patronage They
MI snS osmphlet efrcuars containing all necessary in
ormA'ion in resiion to the school 81
All Broadway, CLARK Austn. 2le brosiway, hsyhot
bookstore IS Bowery. and at Mr Chamberns store ~
C.d..t The Principal during the month of April can he
seen At Brosdwsy Terms SIS year. Mis- Dam ne
dau sht.r Of the Prncip. will take few young misses
into the Seminary board and instruct The next term
viii commence the first OF Msy .,,., =, ,..i
ms iaw4ws' NATHANIEL u ~, =. 81. rI-ne-p.-
IANILY GUARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Ks5t Ct-This Schools To- sted In pleasant vi lage
The insofthe Housstonie Railroad six hours
re h,n EewYok Ihs o, S1@m Of p rsp Limited to
u, C.ach one under the immedisfe care OF tne rilh
epsI 1ltPnncPsl is now in the city snd may Dc sen
for few DAYS between the hours Of u NJ and Siok
p N At the New + gland Hou E, Broadway; or vii eau
on those leaving their address at - West Wssnnsoh
shepards boos store 1891 Broadway or BY addressing
'h s5 rflDs.p''' AsHBEL FULLER A NJ Princip.L
V,HE OAK GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY
L will commence Its next Term on the hfst MONDAY
May The situation Of thi. nstuop 81 on S we
York IL delightful and healthy IL Is the design OF ne
Principal 70 furnish young i s sys oId I'd oss
rnsnt. branches ard 70 combine, as far as possible IN
advantages Of well regulated literary Institution with
The comforts and pleasures Of home. Circulars &C WIN
an engraving Of the place be obtained al the BOOK
store OF Clark Austin 205 Broadway or Of the
m2O mWGS 5w- WILLIAM c. FOOTE, Principal
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS At Wilton
ID Connecticut-This school is not lsrge.-The pupils
are taught By the Principal Daily oral exercises are gwen
of business and practical character Steamboat and
stage inc direct to the school Fare for boys 81 CENTS
Term one hundred dollars per year Pupils received At
snv time Arrangements can be made with > sturges,
III Chatham-st N. Y. ABEL WHlTLOCk, Principal
RsfereHccs-Rev. John Smith, Rev. VIM w. BANS, WI,
ton, Conn Nskemsn Dikeman, Controllers Ohee Of
NY. mo- -
NAY sCHOOI.-Under the direction Of the Ladies
~ OF the Sacred Heart 1874 Beecker. cor Laurens 81 NJ
The Ladies Of the Sacred Heart have the honor or m
forming their friends that they have scqueseed 20 thcr
kind request for the establishment OF adsy schoo IN the
city of New-York.
The system of Education will be pursued on the same
pn as that adopted in all the houses OF the Sacred
The ladies' will be prepared to receive pupils on the
goth March.
No child will be received under six years Of age, nor
above thirteen -. .,o-o
TsRMs-Feuen treets the Quarter-Tuition 80 per
quarter, in advance French, s.. do Music, $40 DO
Drawing and Painting in water coor', $40 do mlo l
V1HE ALGER INSTITUTE Of South Cornwall,
Ltchh-ld Co. Conn. will be opened on the 10Th dsy oi
NAV l84s, As boarding school for boys, BY Rev r. w
ANDREWS Circulars containing full Information win
references &c may be obtained at the bookstore OF MAXI
NEWMAN co. 100 Broadway, also By addressing The
Princpa at Cornwall Bridge, Conn. ma In