New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

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L Commercial BoNding-school for Young Gen,letnen--
Irving institute, Tsuytown, NewYorx. WILLIAM
LYON. A NJ Principal and Proprietor.
THIS Institution founded by the present propris.w
end has been IN successful operation under his msnaY
ment for twelve yeas past None but hosrders ere No
10 ard So OF ages varying from TO H. These are sySss
into four casses under experienced and efficient
tutors, ard the constant supervision OF the Prncpa snd
aclsssical ind commercial education. The Principal de-
votes himself to the we-bei1g Of bis pupils. and aoas
Tarryown ia distant but d miles from New York. sod
Visited several times day BY steamboats, and by Of
The Hudson River Railroad.
To promote grace and OF carriage sod
geueal heahfa development Of The physical system, hs
ineuuction in accordance with tbs Infantry scics
urder that perior tGccan Col w. w Tompkins ofNY
of he s importance II Is obiecl Of socitude with The
Principal TO bring his pupils 70 conduct themselves under
the ssutsy influence OF moral and religious principles bat
without interfering a. all with the ene,s Of particular do
The Principal liberty to disang uisbed gea
enen who have psironized his School, but deems
cesay to embarrass himself In the selection Of names N
the institution ID well known In NewYork and esewhsrs
The Principal 10 determined that instruction 10 all brunch
shall he most thorough elementary principles ecsivinx
th't siici attention which their paramount importance de-
mands
For sddiorsl information apply to The Principal u lhs
Institute.
Prospeeusss may be obtained al CLARK, Austin Co.'S
bookstore 2o5 Broadway; RaynoTs bookstore 6 BowrY;
and at several OF the principal Hotels my9 2wrhSh
CORTLANDr INsTITUTE-A Select boarding
y School for Boys, at Peekskil N Y-Ths ins,imuoab
situated on the east bank Of the Hudson fouyfve utls
from NewYok and Is accessible hour q the dsy1
or boats The location 10 pleasant and healthy and 10
scenery not surpassed by any ON the river The badnx
s large end convenient and the grounds ekenava ed
secluded from he yllsge None but boarders received
give their pupils thorough English Classical ed1c
don, filing item FOR Business College. The year
hies two term, OF FIVE months each, elcns Ayl
and November J. The charges are moderate. CrcukfA
with fun particulars, and references may bs obtsced
sdd.essns Tie Principals a. Peekskl also at Hswn,s'
s. r WSiissers, 70 Ensi Aforementioned 20 ''"'' ="
Rey; q pnIBsF. rHifPEN PIJncipsI. md
Cortlsrdt institute, Peekskil, April, 1850. ais i'm
MECHANICS, SOCIETY sCHOOL.-rhsss
I've nuol examination " the above Institution having ter
minated Tie School viii reopen Wednesday nsxL ~
Applications admission may made to the prndy.ls
q ehef department. or to the undersigned members ~
Linus w. s,eyers, stephen Cultsr,
Thos g. Chsrdavoype, Georgs W. Fsrnhas
John Z. Moore, Charles H. Redmsk
Jsmes Morris Samuel joyce.
JohnJ Il. Maxwell 9eoryeJ Schmelrd
Arson Baker, g. 5. Ward,
Daniel Coger an ~
- al panbury Connecticut-PNents and guardians ~
sirous OF placing their daughters u q school where -
advance their moral and intellectual improvement msy
do 50 on moderate terms. Particular attention psd y
their physical culture.
The accomplishments laugh, BY the mos, coapsH
teachers.
Circulars can be obtained al Firth Ponds music 40
lFnnflin square, Pellreau Perkins, Ws!l-st and
WILCOXS u. s. School Agency, lSe Broadway, room va
IL sS Inn
MRS. CHARLES sEDGWICK OF l.enox, M.
IVA ssehusstls being unsbe % receive into her family
end 10 furnish board ana lodzing for young sdk
who will thus have excelsp, house tbs sane une
that they viii be under Mrs. Sedgwicks constant ape
vision and control and whosS claim vacancies ocfnx
rom time 10 time, In her family will super ,sds ell os1
ApnlSO, 1850. my1 ~
ITO TEACHERS.-Wsntedi immediately yceg
or single gentleman, to ssssant tsscbss ~
English and Classical School Ia the cou1ry. He rsca
COMMUNICATE Of the Presestsnt EplssopsI Chuscai -
aptitude 70 teach, &c. Inquire q 8 C THRALL TSeos
gicsl Seminary west building Che ssssqnare scs
mys 7w'
4 LRHWEss, Profess< r and Translator Of DO ssf
versity OF Berlin Prussia s nsw nie!hod Of insusdng
VII vel Sgsiy Psrsons sfer three month"; a aSoSs ~
gusges without further instruction He slso ~ 49,,
tfenehmen and German al English Coune omss w
third door from Brosdv sy myl4 81 fuThsS
A LADY sccussOr ed to teaching nearly eli CHE nss
lAer Eugtfh bfsn hes, Music, French and gs ,s,sss
wishes to obtain 80 dston Teacher 10 sors nt
myll 81
S xSE coTI9 r tssSs. SSyS S: b
her pupils that The lat OF May next ale viii ferno
ineIuro1 10 go Broadway, nesr UnionSqune' lSS,re
60 win reopen Monday, May mYD-
THE THI RTY-sIXTH SESSION W -
L BROOhL'lk GRAMMAR SCHOOL viii coe. - Al
May. Cireg lars a. the Brooklyn Book Stores o.
residence OF the Principal, 23 Adanticst. mrG
MISS COOKS SCHOOL FOR Yggg@
1VlMlSsy,S-93 Twelnhr between Fifth -
tvs.-suu ner-Term commences Tuesday May T. r,--
ROy>s SCHOOL, 81 Eat sixeenlhst ...AsL
ID ~. ims Rev. J. II. TYING. Pnsor,
KELSEY d. SONS, Graham aour, hrnA -
IAgrIts hon.ny, &e acknowledged 81 gooo- ZSsanS
70 be preiershle 20 aay In the market H. gsc11
the tbove sTrcles for oil puent resailfng csn
g TIE wtoesAs prices by DAVID u CAhnas~'Yak
floaI AID Coinnssion Merchant So towoy rcencnaA
Orders throrAxh the Post Office or BY Expfe - -
attended, 10. Goods delivered 70 any psf' |" ~ r.
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