New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21

TIERMS-$2 3 per quarter OF weeks for board tuition
washing mending, FUEL llgh1s and bedding. Pupils To-
REfsRESSEs~H. N. Peck & Co $50 F-outst; A. q.
Crane, 80 John-s'i R. Carlton oyerton, Wsllsl. j. A.
AcIey Tract House; Geo w Dow ESQ. Buring sup;
| n 4. Sweezy. l76 Souths New York.
Hon. VIM Rockwell, corner Of Jey and Wiloughby ss
| BROOKLYN and Aaron Hswley 50 Bsekrnsnst New.York
Henry Duaon. EsS Law Professor, Yale College, and
| Hon Blhcsman. N. II.
Samuel Oliver, Ehzsbehtowu, N. j. myl7 2w-
IRVING INSTITUTE.ALYONs Classical and
L Commercial Bosrong-Schoo for Young Gentlemen
Irving Institute, Tsrrytown New-York. WILLIAM p.
LYON. A. "a. Principal and Proprietor.
This Institution founded by the present proprietor
and has been In successful operation under his manage
ceved The number pupils has Usually ranged betw..n
30 and So OF varying from to IL. These divided
into -four classes under experiences and efficient
and the constant supervision Of the Principals ard
constantly and thoroughly instructed every branch OF
classical and commercial education The Principal do
himself 10 the welbeng OF bis pupils and Is alone
responsible to his patrons
Tarrytown is distant but 25 miles rom New York. and 10
visited several times day by steamboats, and by OF
the Hudson River Railroad.
To promote ease grace and eecness OF carriage and In
general healhf development oftss physical system the
Principal has introduced q Of elementary military
instruction Ia accordance with the u 8 Infantry tactics
under that superior taciicsu Col W w Tompkins ofNY
The moral welfare Of youth being always consideration
OF the first importance Il is an object Of socituds with the
Principal to bring hs pupils conduct themselves
the ssutsry influence OF moral and religious principles bat
without interfering all with he Of particular
The Principal is at liberty refer TO Distinguished gen.
e en- who have parODzed hs School, bat deems IL
sary embarress himself In ihe selection OF names
Institution 10 well known in Nea- York and elsewhere
The Principal is determined that Instruction in ali branch
IS shall be thorough elementary principles receiving
et sict attention which their paramount importance de-
For additional information apply The Principal at tho
lnstlute
Prospectuses may be obtained at Clark Austn & Co.'S
booS.ore 2o5 Broadway Raynors bookstore 76 Boweyj
ard at several Of principal Hotels. mys2wrhsTu
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
- al DaDbury, COnneccut-psrens and guardians do
IIoos OF placing Iher daughters At school where the
De real lad nd
10 advance their moral and Intellectual Improvement nsy
90 30 on moderate terus. Particular attention il paid 70
The accomplishments tsugh, BY tbs mos, competent
teachers.
Circulars can be- obtained s Firth Ponds music sros
lFrsntn square, Pelltresu . Perkins WaI-st and si
WILCoXs u. B. School Agency, 29 Broadway, room No.
H. sSO lm$
FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
Il Madame Tx has removed her French and English
Boarding and Day School from 4 Carroll place 70 lol
st. Merksplsee near Firstav The location is opea
with every modern convenience She invites hose
having daughters for whom they desire thorough and
her tesnoniss She has had oolnnued 70 her care he
daughters Of many Of the leading families Of his city and
can refer TO ell. my7n
TO TEACHES. -wsnred Immediately, young
or single gentleman to &C! assistant teacher 10 an
English and Classical School In the country be must be
communicate Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, and
must produce good testimonials OF character shihnes
aptitude to teach, &c Inquire OF 8 C THRALL Taeoo-
gesl Seminary west building Chelseasqgsre cor Twec-
uethst and kinh-ay. between mo hours u and M
my8 2ws
INSTITUTION FOR YOUNG LADiEs.-aAD-
L AME COUTAN respectfully informs me parents q
her pupils that On The LEI Of May nexI she WI s@Sss ~.
institution TO s66 Broadway. near Union-tqlaIe.
es will reopen on Monday May IS. myzlm
FIlHE TUIRTY-sIXTH SESSION or thu
4 BROOKLYN GRAMMAR SCHOOL viii commence
Msy7 Circulars Al the Brooklyn Book Stores or al ne
residence Of the Principal, % Auanlicst myf I'm"
MISS COOKS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
NlMlssES-e3 Tweinh-s,, between fifth and SIKH
eW-summeF-TeTm commences Tuesday May T. my2 linz
Mrs. CARROLL's SCHOOL VIII open on
uIEondey May 10th, st zl3 West Rourteenthst between
Eighth and Ninth avs nils 81
ROY's SCHOOL, 81 East sixeenthst
~ s2s linz Rev. J Il TYING, Principal.
DuBLlC sOTlCE-sUPKENE COJRT.-ln ths natter
application q the Msyor Aldermen and COMMONLY q tie cy
Nevfor, relative the opening part Of NJ