New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-31
INSTITUTION OF NEssRs. JACOB AND JOB
T. ARROTT.
FOR THE EDUCATIoS or YOUNG LADIES'
$50 Houston-st. New-fork.

$50 HOustOn-s' NeW-1OEk
THE SUMMER TERN Of this ln.tLtn.io % VII VII
commence monGsy, April u and continue w.n9 ss
Institution will be removed to ~ Bleeeksrt lev aoof
east OF Broadway M az -
TI,UE AII1NTHU-.HALL FAMILY BOARDING
SCHOOL, for lads and young gentlemen,l ~ rHs,p-
psny Morris Co n J. within half hours drive OF the
Essex and Dover Railroad, Is 10 foil operation and open
10 The INSPECTION Of the public Glasses in progress 10
s;,L,a.,f .Ia.brs Csonesrv Surveving dhesreticAl
and practically the Lsn and French LANGUAGES EstuIai
Philosophy Perspective Drawing &c Parents arc guar
disns wishing to secure pleasant heahu and SAFE ocs-
ton for their and wards, where their physcal N
and moral education will receive dus attention are IN
mence on Monday, April 8, Snd viii close with pno.ie
speaking Wednescsy the 5th, 70 commence a. Az "a
The favorable state OF the patronage mas induceo e
oropreor 10 contract for o Of schooirooms indepen
dent OF the main edhce to be finished for use ey the hr
Expenses for the Summer Term Of p weeks ineludnf
board lodging washing light and ordinary tnition slVo
payable quarterly Ia advance French, Music ana pia"'
Il" kETSRrscrs-w. C. II. wsddell Esq. Eugene Bognt,
Esq Judge A. Vanderpool, George 7 Cobb Esq Dr. 4 4
Lee Bsuman Lowe Esq Joseph Hyde, Esq Rev; X: ,.
Cook Cyrus Mason d D NewYork City d.. l. A. Smith,
II ~ Brinsmsde, d Newark Rsg. John Ford aad Judge
CiTeSlsTS Viii be furnished on application postpaid to
the proprietor, slLAs mETCALF, or to his Associate
Teacher, CHARLES DROWN.
~ B.-Ths Summer Term will commence on THURSDAY
Msy4 PARsIFPASY, February 49, 1913.
Mr. siLAs METcALF hes had charge Of the Kinderhook
Academy for many years and discharged his responsible
duties The satisfaction Of all He is gentleman o.
high character and unquesoned inserty every way EN-
ipsntly qualified in his profession NJ VAN BnRE s.
Lindenwsld, August 8, lSi1 Zot oEeoe-
L'ANIILY BOAHDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
L Kent Ct-This School il located in pleasant village,
directly the line the Housstonic Railroad SIX hours
ride from New-York. The Summer term viii com
menee May 5, 1913 The number Of pupils limited 10
teue under the immediate care OF the Prin
cpa The Principal is now in the city, and may be seen
fo few DAYS between the hours Of u NJ and o'clock
p. NJ a. the New. gland Hou'e Broad wsy; or Will call
place Crculsrs with references, &c. may be had al
shepards bookstore 1891 Broadway, or BY addressing
Inso s~i AsHBEL FULLER, AN Principal
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS at Wilton
- Connecticut-This school is not larEe-Ihe pnpiIs
are taught by the Principal Daily oral exercises sre given
Of business and practical character Steamboat and
stage line direct to the school Fare for boys - cents
anv time Arrangements can be made with s b sturPes
7ef Chsthsmst ~ Y ABEL WHlTLOCk, Principal
Refeoences-Rev John Smith, Rev. VIM. ". Bangs, VIII
i SY Conn Waterman OA'0'n' o0n''0l''' @ S 81 o.
BOARDING sCHOOI.-Irvine Institute, TsIry-
day, the ls Of May with and improved Organization
Of the classes AJuyenie Department enbrasinF youns
lads OF seven and eishi years OF ssew 10 e"ao'hs" III
connection with the Institution.
The attention parents and guard respectfully in
yited the pam pha Circular for this tobe obtained
Of snyof patrons Of the Institute of Clark Austin
gas Broadway, or Of the onderssnsd; =, n,.,
NIL MWFSss8w WIN r. LYON, A. NJ. Principal
NIB. The Closing Exhibition for the present term VIII
be held the Institute Friday S.t March on the ar
rival Of the morning steamboat which leaves foot OF Cham
bersst at ococi AM The public are respectfully TO-
vited to attend. MI t2I
NAY sCHOOL-Undsr the direction of the Ladies
Dof the Sacred Heart, l@ Beecker Lsurensst NY
TIE Ladies Of The Sacred Heart have the honor of In
forming their friends that they have ecqueseed TO their
kind request for the Establishment OF day school IN the
city of Nev-York.
The system of Edueltion will be pursued on the same
plan as that adopted in al the houses OF tie Sacred Heart
The lsdies will be prepared to receive pupils on the
20lh March.
No child will be received under six years Of age nor
above thirteen 49,
TERMs-Esrea resks 10 The Capitalization, 81 50 per
quarter, ia adyance French, -, do. Music, $40. 20
Drawing and Paintins in water colors $40 do mis- I'M
AUVERTIsEMENT-Th summer Session Of Miss
Am A. Sturges Boarding School Tor young ladies' al
Stamford. Conn. will commence Monday, lst OF May
next Circulars stating terms aud references may be had
by addressing Miss Sturges on application 81 y Hay
nor's book store, 76 Bowery.
Stamford, CT. March 20, 1913. m2< JAW 5w'
rsNHE ALGgR INSTITUTE OF South Cornwall,
Lehfsld Co: Conn viii be opened on tue 5th day 81
Nav I8f8 as bosroing school for boys, by Rev r. w
ANDREWS Circulars containing foil Information Win
references may be obtained at the bookstore OF MAIN
II NEWMAN co. 1919 Broadway, also by addressing the
Principal at Cornwall Bridge, Conn. m2 Inn
A PRIVATE TUTOR,-A graduate who has had
hsome experience In teaching will instruct two or three
boys or college otherwise) ia pleasant family u
rs IwE LEAvITT. TROw Il co 1871 Broadway