New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
SCHOOLS.

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nISTRICT SCHOOLS are supplied
SCHOOL AGENCY - BROADWAY. Tor ). per IN
uuia liz udvance for cncf Department O1er Scao5,
Families same proportion No charge ior procuring ri2s
Agents weHtei To procure order, Appy ettt raj! ant
post paid References exchanged Oce 90G5S 10 u a1t
Ito O'Clock Special dayS for Teachers and Employers
Thursday saturday inclusive Established 81 tad very
GRFFk AND LATINA YOUNG
VI GENTLEMAN IA Protestant competent 10 teach he
Greek AID Lain CLASSICS is dcroS of cmplo}jas ,ei
sure hours of tie morning evening N the noa Of on,
or gd mar pupils N p F5.I35 . family Address pI - oN
$50 taion-sqHaTe fosIoifce.
NER. c. F. MAURTCE'S SCHOOL.
FaSING SING, VIII reopen WEDNESDAY, ga; r.
citations VIII he assigned alter Tie arrival OF the l. ocock
cars.-Mouu Pleasant Oc. ls, 1857 ot1 y
MOUNT PLEASANT BOARDING
I'VE SCHOOL, AMHERST. Mass Rev j. 4. NASH,
Pruc.pa!-rhs school embraces wide ra'se 1' Ia, "a,
is Designed t6r BOYS ana YOUNG GENTLEMEN rom
qor 10 wears OF age upward m they prepared 10 eH'eF
Rce i respectfiiy made 10 he Prcs,dentaud Pro-
fessors OF Amherst College, a.so 10 Hon usnl}n oa%St'
Mass A. PairuIlo, Esq ana H. NJ McC"Ae' f's''' N'>''
York. ,,,,r,, arr,,,a
ments plans and objects OF jhe School ni"S 'e ~
addressing the Principal az ADhersI Mass, - 3D., 49,
TERNS-Board tuition wasn.ms, on, 5,. EiR ST
WEDNESDAY OF NOVEMBER, and continuing FIVE
MONTHS -, r,,,and Eo,se III Br,,3
way the remainder of thus and the Fs' u' o. neN' weeS
ol9 81
AI1GER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"a cCuOOT for BOYS TT CORNWALL Com-The
WINTER TERM ofthis School viii commence on the first
Tuesday of November, and c0ntinne i've months The
course of Instruction embraces every branch that
into thorough English, Classical and Mathematical Hdu-
cation together with the French German and Spanish LAM
guage- Lessons in Vocal Music and on the Piano and Or
pan are given by accomplished German Professor when
red a Ia Allp
mined branches. except Music SlO0 per OF hve
months. The following gentlemen constitute the Board Of
Instructors, reside IN tie family With tie Scholars, and ara
exclusives devoted 10 The interests Of the School
Rev. Z. W ANDREWS MA. Principals
JAMES SEDGWiCK, MA Associate Principal;
A. FROLICH, MAJ Graduate Of the University OF
France Teacher of German and French
Sguor II. De 0iARrI OF Cuba. Teacher OF Spanish
X. THESIS OF Germany, Teacher OF Music.
Number of Scholars limited to 10
Mark IT, Newman Co., Book Store. 1873 Broadway.
by application to the Principal at Cornwall, Conn OH %wc
GERMAN LANGUAGE TAUGHT IN
SaEyENlNG CLASSES-Alr HARDrER, Professor
OF HE German language and Director OF the 81 Matthew's
Academy. takes the opportunity OF informing MS trends
and tie public general that he viii resume his Evening
Glasses on MONDAY, Oct %, at tie St Matthew's AGA
Tile Junior Classes are to commence q and O'Clock,
tie Senior ut u and O'Clock. Terms s. per quarter
For further particulars apply to Mr. HAltDTER ne
tween - and l. or and > o'clock, at the Academy, ~
WakCr-st near Broadway.
Rctcrcuces-JAMEs SINCLAIR, Union Theo' seminary
S f. WORTH, Teacher, 7i8 Broadway.
rRoS 5. HASTINGS, 81 AmIy-St
MlLsOS pHRANER, 80 Reuwick-st.
GEO. BUSH, lG tiOwardsh OBJ 2w'