New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

'i'0'S Rev s. W. ANDREWB, MA Principal.
JAMES sEDGWICK, A. Associate P1ncip pa. .,
France Teacher of German and French
Senior q. D q MARTI OF Cubs, Teacher Of opanISn.
&. THESIS OF Germany, Teacher OF Auslc.
Number OF scholars limited to 10 ,.,,. :,
CIRCULARS containing a ntormsdon can be Obtained
Marx n Newman g. Co.'s book store, 1873 BFoadTaY OF
By application 10 the Principal at Cornwall Corn sl0 w
INSTITUTION FOR PAINTING AaD
DRAWING.
Aor RROADWAY-Next door to the American Ar
4JO Union-Fhe subscriber respectfully announces %
bis friends and the Pa0c Ra1 AcademY also even
pg cour COME encing October Instruction VIII neg
in Drawing ard Painting Of al kinds Portraits riguf ,5
nodes Of Platter OF celebrated Prot Dapur Of Paris
whore method was acknowledge ed a. me mos eAcsen, ~
from nature Painting in Miniature on Porcelain, eR
pquarelle particularly fitting aod pleasant iosdles Draw;
ali the above both my and my pupils work can be
studio Pupils attended at th sG 9Ta 5esaenceS
sl6 W. Professor of Drawing and Painting
ABBor1vs INSTITUTION FOR THE EDu"
CATION OF YOUNG LADIES.
26o Greene-s. Family Residence IS La Fayate-2lace
JOHN 8 G. ABBOTT. JACOB ABBOPP
o. u tah Seismic YeaRs ladies' rom s sSTosd
are received into The family Of Rev Jonn u neeo"'
For circulars apply ct the Institution or by mail aO 0w
DODWOnTII's PAiYATE DANCING
A.ACK0EAY, AS Broome.ss three dool' re yes! + OF
Broadway, viii open for the sesson on Tuesday Oct =
On tuesdays and Saturdays ut 81 O'CLOCK lof oee sue
Children on Tuesday and Friday evenings at for gentle
man In addition to all dances OF former seasons MI u
IL happy to inform biz ends and patrons hat ne has IN
vented IN enlIe new dance which he viii ntroauce call
ed the Bolero as Is danced music similar ia character
TO the celebrated Spanish dance OF that name also hope
duced Ibis season for the time, be able to inplrio
the pupils much Information In one quarter es heretofore
cards Of terms and rules be procured al the Acade
N.Y. where Mr.. D. would be happy to s1Swof all Inquiries
sis lmeod'
Y PROFEssOR ViNGUP, o. the University Of New New
York is abcntto classes, one for Ltdiss and
another for 10 mee y, hs naov Of ae april
cants q. II Park Place Six lessons WIN % gwen
the scholars thai they pay Judge oy w asr
lem and the progress they may expec 70 ms sS,
which hose VINO may wish TO continue WIZ form me ciaa
al OF S0pe each course OF "a essons wnou 40 s
conversational dioms OF the language WI % To al
TO enable tie schoar, after few essons 10 i
The language when spoken and to be underHooo, ApPY
at II Park Place. -
rT0ARDINC sCHOOL FOR BOYs--At Sew
a5Cenasn Connecticut Is miles BY railroad from New.
York Fhs School liz OF The Oldest Ia me saS Ia
ia believed unsurpassed For particular lnlonsuos
The Principal refers to some ofhis numerous patrons 91se
ecea Of busueEs and residences may be hsceralned by
reference 10 his Circulars whch may be ooieined ct The
9oos,.9o q GsrE Austin Co. 2o' s'osaway u f i al
YTNTYERgITY GRAMMAR sOaOOL-rro'
u lessor T. A. JOHNSON, RectorThe frat quarter OF ne
school year begins sepsnber I'd Pupils ere ht!ed Tor
College or business Tho Primary Department. fof eleven
years under The care Mr. i'd N Hobby receives pupils ST
~ early age yea Application io sdmls'
sion may be made the Rooms, lower floor University
BGildnss Circulars may be obtained also al the book
stores OF Roe, lockwood Bon, III Broadway Charles g.
s s1tn''' Iau2i I'm nj aEoRGE P1RKEH. Principal
ERENCH PROTESTANT Boarding aud Day
School for Young Ladies, 865 Broadway north Of Union
Ths School will reopen on tuesday the 10Th OF septsm
Der and remain In session until the Isl OF July next
Mrs. LEVEREfT takes his opportunity to siate thai me
department Of French ably sustained By native profes
sors aud teachers.
Further particulars and circulars may be obtained by ap'
pication al The above address, % lwd&2#eod"
ROARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. MARSH,
OPncpa OF the Brooklyn Grammar School, Will receive
few young gentlemen into his family who will DO treated
with HE consideration that IA years experience as teacher
Euggess which, with pleasant and healthy home compe
tent Instructors lectures daily Instruction in the languages
and careful attention to moral and gous duties Will III
hoped secure thorough and uael education For tefIn
Brooklyn, LII. aus l5'eod*
&XINANT,S PRIVATE Boarding schoolfor Boys,
81 Little Ferry, nine niles from Hceokep, n. j. 1hH
Rh school Is under The charge OF WINANT and lady
The number 81 scholars 70 limited 10 slxeel VINO may ca
Ter the school under twelve years OF age and be hIed oF
business Fenus for tuition and board from 500 to $40
per year CiTculkrs may be obtained at Ar. Il. Ostends
corner Canal AID Vafcs SITS Nsw.York slO lm<
MIGHT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND CLASSICAL
AN-many have had, hitherto, no meEus OF educating
themselves and cannot sil BpRre tho Tine Tor even 40
worthy object during the day 20 such The advertiser
be ueen Saturday evening next and Only that ave-
ming, AT tie N Y, Military HAlI 1913 Bowery. sl6 lwt
A LADY DESIRES 70 OBFAINa situation Ia
"A Seminary the State OF NewYork. Shs lie we'll quail
teaches the Harp Plano Guitar French se would be
Wiling TO be generals useful II the school line 80
mAster, Boston, Mass, will be attended to. aus I'm
ygm.H.LKGGEpXos Classical French and Eng.
w ish schoofof Boys. corner OF Broadway and Twelfth
:isted BY able teachers Of French WkIFING, baAWING
h5aplGG &c CrcultEs nay be oosalned 81 Lock Eooas
al Broadway; Growers 500 Broadway; III the rest.
dercs Of the Principal rs feminist AUS
E)ATTGN's INSTITUTION for the Education of
L Boys Will reopen OF Monday, zSepi9 Circulars may
6s found al the usual pleces and turher Information % TO
ice principles upon which Ia conducted may be obtsteed
OF ihe Principal, D. r. PATTON 259 GrsenssL near Gin.
olaplsce. 81 I'm"
RIApAmK CHKaAKAY,g BOARDING ANg
I'VE DAY sCH0OL FOR YOUHG LADIES, Onlon.
Pls1e corner Fifteenth st. Madam CHEGARAY regpecif1!.
y iporna The parents ind guardians Of her pupils he 's
coaT5e Of studios 81 the above Institution VII &C reausd92
Monday, September 3 1880. suG Inf
PREACHER WANTED-lns 3amlusry, to ias,'uct
L Ia Wrench Ind Music piaoofofIs Tas 5s5i refer.
or ,ddreaS L. 81 Cedar IT, ~ s:sirs IN Sstafiay sept
2lst, between 8 snd u a. M all 81
DRAUTIOAL CONV ARss ALTON in ihe French
4 language with Dr., WOMB leader or a French AID
American socalist school He keeps ffo hs puos Inc
6est rafe eLces OF the city On hls ability ana osity -
Hpdion-St slS lGt
MR.. AND MIS-. KIDpGR give nodco thst their
lTi Boarding aud Day School young Ladies ISL
81 Vii reopen on Monday, tue oh OF September
aus 2tsw4wt
ROARDlRG AID DAN eUn0OL YOUa@
OLADIEs-kiaS DAY respectfully infosula Der friends
and he pubic lhs1 she viii open school on Monday
Septem6sr s, CT los Wsverlsy. plaza au21 In
FSihE COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL, Is Henry-st consisting Of hree Departments
" complies order "a open. Gee ll al ssEaenent
Gr s0LOk0N JEH&ER, Principal.
z. WORMS CLASSICAL and E1gush School!
= s74S Broadway viii ba reopensd OF Monday, ssptsra
eef9 raw
QOYS' SCH0OL.-zf.TYHG's School for ooyss
Oreopened at 81 East Sixloenh-st where application
Kay be made from Ill O'Clock So lmt
THE mEORARI Cs,B8CigRY sUaOOA WI
I reopen on Monday, the "a day Of September,
sui 4w L. w SFEvENs, Gin gchool COMMITTEES.
REIssRs OOLEs'sO ARDING AND DAY sCH0oh