New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

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sV7HE FALL TERM OF this Institution VIII commence
J. on Aenday, september9 Young ladies from abroad
are recei,ed into the family OF Rev. John . O. Abbott
For circulars, apply al the Institution orby mail slOSW
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BoYs--At Hew
OCanasn, Connecticut Is miles by railrosd from New
York Phr School OF the Oldest In The 8lata In
the besuty heahuness and convenience Of ita locality
Is believed 10 be unsurpassed Ror particular nfornacE
.he Principal rees ofhis patron wnoss
places busrena and residences may be- ascesined By
reference his Circulars hch may se obtained 81 The
Rsynor,s, rs eovery 50 Inns
UNIVERSITY GRAD1mAR sCaOOL-Yrc.
~ lessor E. A JoHssoN Recor.fhe first quarter OF !hs
school year begins 90 septsmber ID Pupils are ht.ed Tor
yoars under the OF Mr. H n Hobby receives pups at
early as ux seven years Application for admls
Buildings Circulars may obtained also al the book
stores Of Roc, lockwood Bon, All Broadway Charles
cry au2l I'm GEOaaE s PARKER. Principal.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOB RoYs.-J MARSH,
Orrincpsl OF the Brooklyn Grammar School viii receiV9
few young gentlemen INTO h1 family who will be treated
win The consideration that II years experience 81 teacher
suggests which, with peasant and healthy home, compe-
tent Instructors ec!urss eaiy Instruction IN tne 2us2ef
Sno careful attention 10 moral and religious duaeS VIII Il
reference, NC apply Or address j. AARsH 5 Atlantic st.
Brooklyn, L. l. aus l5eod6
VOCAL MUSIC AND HARMONY.-Cheve's
syNem-M. Oh REGNAULT Will reopen his public
and private Cssses IN few days Such IL The efficiency
of bis new system OF Instruction, that after SIX month";
auoy, pupils able to ring sight, without any nsru
ment and TO spply the rules OF composition. Persons
Wishing Join The Clags VIII their with H. g.
nifty where he will be happy 10 afford all further
Information. The satisfactory references given.
as Sleod+
XAyINANT,a PRIVATE Boarding schoolfor Boys,
w LiltIs Ferry miles from hoooken, 81. Tnls
This school under the charge OF A. WiGANF and lady
The number OF scholars Is limited to sxIcon VINO may en-
The school under twelve years of age and be fitted for
busness FERNS for tuition and board from Sl0o TO $40
per Circulars may DO obtained al nj h Ostrender,
POFD6 Cana nd Errtrk sta
ERESCH LANGUAGE-A young lady, recently
from Paris proposes give lessons In her naive tongue
to few select pefsons other own sex Her will be
Bodeaie and Lessons given at the homes s Of ner Pups
apply al No 2Popiarst Brooklyn aA lwF
DATT0H,s INSTITUTION for the Education Of
Boys viii reopen on Monday, Sept g. Crcalsrs may
ioQ1d al The usual paces and further lnfona hon 81 TO
The principles upon which i conducted may be ootalG ca
Of The Principal J. r. PATTON, $50 Grsene-st near or-
oD.plsce " In
A FAMILY TUTOR-A clergyman Of The EPi'coPal
Achurch IN this city Of high classical and literary attain
mens fe~ hours that he would devote instruction
IL smies ether preparatory for college or the cousng
house Apply at 10 sixth avenue one week az 81
DROREssOR LOUIS ERNsT from the Uniyer.
.isy Paris would respectfully announce ma. ne nss
returned from Tie South and thai 10 VIII aoW .enn u
EewYofk and reIuns iS Frelch o0ln 2.iao SO
In Schools Ss7 Broadway, near WalEerst s20 5leod'
DRACvICAI. CONVERSATION In the French
language with Or. WOMB, leader OF Ffeaca sld
American BociAE. School. Hs keepz from h1 pupls tho
bes refer erces OF TIE city hif ability and motsty %
Hudsonst - 1--
rs,HE COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL
8GHCOL, IS Heary.aL consisting OF .Afee departments
IN complete order u now opeD Bee fell ad ~ernsemsnt
r2n sOLONON JENNER, Principal.
xpoYR, e.5g0OI-ar TYNGs School Tor ooys Ia
Dreopeued ct 81 East st1teenh-sl where application
say be made frum u goelocG 81 Inn
AGADAnIE UUUTAH7a &Ganlne and DaJ scn0oi
iflor young iAdie5 e66 Broadway, 1fT Vnensqnsre1
Htll DO re6pered On Monday, sepis 50 lIh'