New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11

--o ID orn 1 th. -r.t cf Noverbe under ne alfrc
.- ~ g. rs@r.ired who Tor some time Ps.t has been
...-.ra5 ,s-h -l f.fher "a Prilrqai in il lAh-
aseuenL Tie sane orEariEAaor ana &c Fs .l ..-,
r,.. engaged Tr- in.ruron. from - proximity % ne
Military .oo'. W. continue = slIlg iu- -
v ~ rrori-rg t AID u scc1mp shed masters n a.
-s--s A-,~-h.s 1s renee or special acco1- =
rot ord mari 3 embraced n colrse u s.uiy les oe %
s4rc. and patronage 90 has hitherto amply rrcetr -!
p erefo e. : Is believed te safely continued Foff-r'ner
Information parents sul 0,1ers n ~ iidrr-- 80. ,.,
EDWARD r. KINGSLEY, Pr1rqa..
| Rrrrervrrs-l;4r SrIr L : Army. Cow. h-m1.e
3. W4.t Point Fogr.rv. R0ht P. Parrot. Es4 90 90
ne Superintendent and Professors Of ne s..siS
Academy .
WRITING CLA-~E--JOSES's lNlTlAAToRf
! W COT NIlNG-ROOMs, ~ Broadway. N-.ns
| { asses are received from 20 and iosf u. lnry
veIosed n h.s 2 eneuiary Wrang- Books The slccess
that Ia. attended tll- ~ sien 90 j. n he primer
ra schools of h. city, and IN Brooklyn, T. Sufficient
Guaranty that The progress ~ the pupil vii be- commen
Vh the time and attention given The books sre
published by !. Mefcsf lsuccessor 70 W jones' ~
broadway. J. METCALF occupies his time, dunug The
Gay. 10 teaching writing in schools Nv.
BOARDING DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
CORNER % uNIOS PLACE AID FiFrFsSrH-sr.
MADAME CHEGAKAY respectfully Informs her
vi friends and the public that The above Institution will
be- reopened on Monday, ION u September su& lm'
THOs. WILKS's ENGLI-H AND CLASsI.
L CAL INSTITUTE. Fast Room. and MISS BALD.
WINS seminary for Young Ladies' West Room, attached
90 ihe Presbyterian C-urch. Thireenih-si. between
sixth and segenth-avs Will reopen on ne hr-t Monday
n sept mter These rooms are spacious and airy and
being originally designed FOR Schools, much better
adapted for me- purpose Than the parors Of private
family Residfnce6 Jane-st 30 f'os'
THE MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
SCHOOL. 48 FounhsL fronting Washingt1n--4usre
cor % Macdougas reopens 90 Monday The lon % Sep
iember Circulars FOR parca ar Information msy be OBJ
| tanned Al the bookstore ~ NJ II. Newman 4 c.. J."
Broadway or Of Mr Carse. who resides n the building
qEoo v cLAREE. Pnacipsi.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR sCHOOL-Prof
| I r A. JOHNSON. Rector The hrst quarter OF The
Academic ye@r s-slas on Mo,es{; sept II III a. me-
cs'-oaef progressive course, in which the pupil i
advanced from The trsi riments o. state OF preparation
aul7 lmos GEORGE 5. PAkKER, Principal
L'RENCH PROTESTANT Boarding and Day
Sch0l, for Young Lad - Si5 Broadway, fourth door
1orm VI tmon-sqiare-- No LEN EhEl l. tnreiptD-
| lle Autumn session 90 uls schoo. WiA commence 90
Monday. ihe i0h Of Sept CrcuIars coofaug terms, e.
son. l6l Broadway Mrssrs Roe lockwood ! Son, sl
Broadway, or % the Principal a. her residence - 5w'
A BBOTT'- INSTITUTION FOR THE EDU-
~ CATION OF YOUNG LADIES
JACOB ABBOTT
Institution 80 Greenest near Chni0upisce family re-
sdence - LhrAyee' pace ne az, trlin eolin,l.es
Monday, sept 10 Young ladies' from abroad are received
into the family Of Rev John : & Abbott an@5 .awt"
| L'kE>CH -POKEN.-One or TWO gentlemen hsv-
ing partial KNOW edge - the language and being de-
hav- an opportunity 90 Join WIKI others 10 -a-sni
aad practical course onsrucuon by an early spI cation
Professor q French in Messr. Abbott. ln.nuuon and
| other seminares. - sAIu'
WE INVITE the siieruon Of parents and guardians
w to most desirable institution for young ladies,
where every oppOun % j. Afforded to facilitate their
mental mora culture. while ihe heavy expenses usually
attendant upon such advsntagrs are avoided cIca AZ.
giving terms. references &c, may be- had by calling A. ne
| music store $40 Broadway = 2~eod'
DATTON'- INSTITUTION. Tor he education o.
Boys. 81 0rrruest hear linton scr-Ihe al term
a. Appeion'-, 20 Broadway aud Crow-n's, 59 Broad
way for further formation re- atse ~ ihe Prncp pie, on
which lis Institution II conducted application may be
made 60 the Principal, J. h. PATTON % Sseod'
| DRIyATE CLASSES 10 French and Spanish
Prof a BAssET Will organize his evening casses in
French and spanish on or shout ihe De- of October For
particulars apply A. bis residence $50 Broad entrance
To Frankinsi b Glasses are open for young ladies' .l
The afternoon 4~D&iseod
| pIANO-FORTE AND SINGING alverti-
-ef .ady "No has lai mlcn experience ana success
more pupils either a. their residence her TENS
moderaereierenoe. % the hrs respeclabisy Atdrrs,
| 'Ieaclef Al ihls once llyl ~
SELECT PRIVATE SCHOOL or boy. a. ite
Ccorlef % McD1lE.i-t ana Clni9n-pacr Limited in
| ihe number Of pupils ISAAC @ HUBS viii reopen
ihi- school on MONDAY. sept lo Terms Of tuition 500
80 lo sle per annlm 81 ~
MISS w,kHMA>,- SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
| NiLADlEs. ~ Green~ich-st one door below Hubert.
| VII. reopen Monday. sept lo Miss " receives only
i'm .rd number Of pupils, al u whom viii be- under her
direct care. all0 90
AIRS. MEAR-'- FRENCH AND ENGLISH
| .IbOARDlNG ant Day school t1r Young Ladies. lsi
Broadway eorne, % ieni-st reopens oa Weine.day,
september, H. Ms Mesrs II uow A. home l0 receive
parents ard susrdn- ~ho ~sh % confer win her - ~
NtlI IA. LEGGETT'- Classical French and Eng.
W -f school, corner of Broadway ani Tweln-tt. all
be- reopened % Monday. Sept Clrcliar- may be OBJ
! tslef 6t Lockwooc's. fI Broadway, Growers. $50
Broadway. or q the Principal. .75 Teuih-.t auS m.
AIRS. HUNTER 9i Teenty-.econi-.l Lenot-
VI place Will open her schoo. 90 Nednesisy. sept H.
Her house having undergone thorough regAf. she WI
b. ~ a. ~. .Yr L
| rumner oi ooafdrrs al-% lmeod'
MISS WILSON'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
| VI DIES. $50 Westsxirenin-st between the seventh
All tsnil avenues viii reopen on Monday, sept D. 9r
ne reception " pupils. limited number of pupis Nlli
be received A. boafdefs sl5l In
LADY who teaches he Piano gorie and Singing
As desirous Of obtaining lev pupils, whom she vii
Arld ~ ielf residences r4-nr, d. bf0oAyn Or new
YorE Terms moderate Atdre.. N D ls Canals, . 81
Miss BALLOw informs her inelss and patrons
4'iha her health beng uo" guile feesiaosaec -he VII
Twenty secondsl between Broadway end Fouftnag -
AIRS. MULLIGAN AND MISS ROBERTss
! flB0ardins and Day school FOR Young Ladies, -
water..L vii be opened % Tus.dsy, sept j.
sl lmTIhss.
AIR. AND Mrs. kIDDER respectfully announe.
No tneir pzuons and The pubic ha iher Boarding
snt, Day School Tor Young Ladies Will be reopen-d
NJ naay, TIE ION SEPT A. - Gr-ene-.t sa5 lmsod-
FRIENDS INSTITUTE. on Ehzabetnst vii
reopen % . day, he u.h instead u he Sd " s-h
month next The reception u scholars BY order of
Trustees s15a ~ ASsELM HANCE.
4 +. WORTH'- CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
! -. SCHOOL, - Broadway, VII be reoP-ned % Mon
| cav. sept l0. - w.
| NfG>OR T. AKTO>l. q Princess. re6q-ns his
- asses r The Preach znd Italian arg1ages on th- lA
| september rexL - ~
| DROf. BROWNS CLASSICAL AND CONNER
Gal SCHOOL, OIL. Broadway, "a reoPene'i
| al .xrudF
ROARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Yolus
~ Ladies Mrs. BAL ~ vii r-O pen on Monday, septic,
| alll Carroll ace. Be-cker-s- - J~'
| SOUTH BROOKLYN. Is sT0uxpiacs II.
ACNOhIHs English snd 1 .a-sics SchOol VII open %
| Aol-Ay. sept sl I'M
Miss COOKS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
.'iior 11lg Ladies . I~e.ilh-ss ~l reopen Monday
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