New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

cv y, nome In every branch Of French education.
10 the English department. all me studies deeueo csse1
sl 10 solid and polite English education wa 90 puf,1oo
and those desiring complete classical educeuon WH gu
Joy every advantage which any other CLASSICAL 'cAoo IL S
CTcpsru NAV be mad al Me,arS John Mhau, lSS Broad
way; Deuc Co Parkrow, ISL Broadway, ~ E pn.a
DuPgy Ss BesdEay Hoe 81 the schoooo
and 81 Mfr "a residence, l6i Twehh-ss aus saWoN
INSTITUTION FOR PAINTING AND
DRAWING.
AOE BROApWAY-Next door to the American ATT
4JO Uuion-Tbe subscriber respectfully announces to
his friends and the public that he Intends giving new
course OF lessons his Drawing Acsdemy aao an even
in rnn ae commencing October Instruction will be given
~ nrerp,ns and Psntng If nil snds Portraits Fetree
Landscapes, Ornaments and Flowera Figures ater The
Models OF Plaster OF the ceebraod Prof Dapuis Of Pars
hose method acknowledged the most e1ceeutby
The Academic dec Arts In Paris. Drawing and Painting
from Nature. Painting In Miniature, on Porcelsin, en-
aou.ree particularly fitting and pleasant for ladies' Draw
Ing on Stone Separate for adiea. Specimens OF
eli the above both ofmy and my pupils work can bs
my studio Pupils attended 81 their own
All lwt Professor OF Drawing and Painting.
ABBoTTs INSTITUTION FOR TEE EDU-
CATION OF YOUNG LADIES.
$50 ereenes Family Residence % Ia Esy sns
JOHN 8 G ABBOTT. JACOB ABBOTT,
TTIHE FALL TERM OF this Institution will commence
/ on Meuday, september9 Young ladies from abroad
are received Into tho family Of Rev. John = O. Abbott
For circulars, apply al the Institution or by mail soS w
NEW BOARDING SCHOOL.
TNHE NEW-Y0RK CONFERENCE SEMI
NARY located al Charlottesville, schoharie Co, N. Y
will commence liz frat term the Alb OF Nov
Boarding. loo gng and washing per week.....".Sl l2t
Fhe Faculty IL full and competent
Students will be conveyed to and from Albany a. the
commencement! and close OF each term free OF charge
those wishing be conveyed, or further information, will
address Il. +. HARTWELL, Charlottesville N z
Charlottesville 8chohare Co. n. I Sept II, 1850
s25 lwD&2IW*
DODWORTH'S PRIVATE BANGING
A.ACADEMY, 448 BroomeSt three doors wes OF
ROADWAY will open for the season Tuesday, Oct =
nn adauaa md "a O'Clock for ladies' and
children Tuesday and Friday evenings at for gentle
man In addition to all dances of former seasons Mr. D.
is happy 10 inform hs friends and patrons that he has In
vented IN entire dance, which he Will Introduce call
ed the Boero 1t s danced to music similar 10 character
6nt By adopting an improved system .eachinz
duced for the first me to be able TO mpa 10
the pups much Information R one quarter ~ heretofore
hea been accomplished In two.
Cards OF and rules bs procured At the Acade
my, where Nj d. would be happy TO anaWer sl lnquhe
sis lmeod+
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.--J MARSH,
DPrincipsl OF the Brooklyn Grammar School, Will receive
few young gentlemen into bic family who will SO treated
with me conFderaon thai Ia years experience 81 teacher
auggesa which, with plearsni and healthy home, copo
toni instructors lectures daly instruction in the languages
hoped secure d thorough duseul education For termD
reference &c apply address j. AARsH 1 Asnnca
Brooklyn, L. l. eu-o loo0
8y0ARD1NG @OHOOL FOR noYs-At New
ID Canaan, Connecticut As miles by railroad from HeT.
York This School ia one OF the Oldest In The state Ia
the beauty heahiuneos and convenience OF lie locality ii
10 believed 10 be unsurpassed For particular niormano2
the Pnc pal refers ofhis numerous pasronl whose
places OF business and residences may be aAcerisned By
reference 10 his CrcularS whch may be obtained al the
bookstore Of Clark Austin Co. 2O5 Broadway, and ct
Raynora, rs Sowery. 81 I'M
Z UNIVERSITY GRAmmAR SCHOOL-fro-
~ eDsor E. A. JOHNSON, Rector2he first quarter OF tho
school year begtns September I'd Pupils fitted FOR
years under the cse Of ii NJ Hobby receves pupils al
early sge ak or seven years Application o sdls'
.on may be made at the Rooms lover foot Uni7e[a,y
sorea OF Roe Lockwood Bon, All Brosdwey, Cherles
Francis Co 252 Broadway and Samuel Reynor rs Bow.
cry. su2l2m GEORGE s PARKE&, Principal
RIO PARENTS AND GUARDIANs.-A lady is
desrous OF taking three four Misses from to IL
years od) educate with her own, and On whom she
English branches, Music French and Dancing fdeaired
TIE most une1cephoDable references given Situation
open airy and healthy, with ample room or recreation
For further IN formation address "Parens Boz 1890 Post
Office, New.Yofk. 1921 St SWISS
XNINANT'S PRIVATE Boarding School for Boys,
w at Litle Ferry, nine niles from ho3okep q j. Ths
The number OF scholars Ia United 10 Sixteen who may en-
the school under twelve OF and be hIed fof
business or on Sna neSfa tT TO- to
corner Canal and Vsrlck Sis Ntw-York alO lm'
AAJR1. II. LEGGETT'ss Classical French aud Eng.
w ish School for Boys OF Broadway and Twelfth
sisted by able teachers OF French WRITING DRAWING,
READING &c Circulars Day be obtained 81 LOCKWOOD
All Broadway Growers 500 brosdWeYi or a. ne ses
dence the Principal 273 feminist au2s
AtAEIVN'9 lot LILO 9~N %
Il Bows VIII reopen on Monday, Sept. 9. Circulars may
be found al the usual Places and further Information as TO
the principles upon which 1t La conducted may be ooned
Of the Principal j. H. PATTON 259 GrseneSt near Gin
on'place ~ ln~
NGADAmH OHEGARAY's BOARDING ANB
lYl DAY gCHOOh FOR YOUNG LApiGe union
place corner Fifteenth H. adam CHEGARAY especlfu
" informs parents and zuardana OF her pupils thai tho
OF studies the above institution Will be
Monday, geptember g. 1859. Au]1 lln
J1HErCF5 IANGUAGE-A young lady. recently
from Paris proposes give lessons ID her native tongue
IN few seect persons other Her terms VIII be
moderate and lessons given the homes Of her pupils
Reference every respect Sstsfeclory For particulars
apply at No 2PoplRr'st Brooklyn sA
A YOUNG LADY deal.es situation as goyerness or
Ateecber IN school. In addition 10 the ordinary Eng
sh branches she is competent 10 teach drawing painting
dressP j. Yribane Office. a24St
DRAURIOAL CONVERSATION in the French
L language. With Dr. VIONIS, leader OF French and
American sociAiG School. He keeps from his pupils the
best references OF the city On his ability and morality 90
HudsonSt els lm*
DROF. r III. BROWNS CLASSICAL AND
i COMMERCIAL BCHOOL, 67l4 Broadway has re-
opeued The French Departments under the instructions
OF an accomplished French teacher. Oi9 9F
BOARDING ARD BAY SCHOOL FOR YoUHa
and the public that she viii open her schoe; On Aonaey
Bep,ember g, al l0s Waverley.paca a1N IN
9EYHE COMMERCIAL AID CLASSICAL
SCHOOL, IS Heny.,t Consisting OF thiee de2arane1@'
in
% n SOLOMON JENNER Principal.
DOYs, sCHOOL,-Ar TYN@'s School for boysis
b1eonened al 81 East sixteenh-st where application
may be made from til 2o'clock d" I'M
NHIssEs oARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Iva Tor Young Ladtau Rutgersst wtD reopen on Hon
day, Sept 1850 adH
MADAME COUTAf's Boarding and Day School
YAor young lsdie 866 Broadway, near 0nion.s9uare,
will be fe6peDed on Monday, Sept 8. S6 Inn
NHRg. BAILEY will reopen her school on Monday,
lFG Bept g. ct 10 Carroll place, Bleeckerst au2s Inns
az DANCING ACADEMY.-BIGEOR CHER
a ADD thankful for the kndsperonsge Of last season.
IN respectfully beRs to ipfom hs patrons and Inc Pablo
A hat MS Daoeing Academy. 81 sfosdwsy x. W 30
O'Clock P. H. Young gentlemen'n day at O'Clock, r H.
Private classes in school families attended TO- Terms
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