New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18

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NcoLLEGtATE INSTITUTE. OIs1co Co. HEw-i0sG.
FTT L O TekowN.A y PANcisAt
ioTsi e ri roe; sttsaevs in vi ~ Of TIE Sc 1
NV YoTt II ana '.neo rssasret classic Hon.a g. .
S,Sss5'd po2sis Fenimo,1 co,er me r..,s
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o. he Susle hanna 1efe ea ties .uf We n
" prove no les llssct 20 t. siuie wac al
- T,r,.b'r Tlgsbeth Of Marmaiuk-'s " halls We
b. q. 20 se The o. in.. aud seminary srouds 10 - e.
sides ho may SEX the advantage OF hr loss "a ol
the Trustees holc 20 oder . equiv Tor Tie 'a-y ana
F,crtTy The Fsu,y vi eoe..t Of fle-n Pro'eso I'D
eoved; ara 70 sve greater horoughne and .dgance mt
in french he vi III with his puriis meals snd iufe t,
SIS rrofc, NJ In hs d-psrtmen-snd hrt elass As
Ems are ,rsaged The teacher Of Oh Psatns a. aT''t
h,yir A. vot, = ,er We n the profession
THs CoLLreiAfF IssrIrrTr me ColsgiAse DPar;neq.
y IL not exit merely IA naire Ihe Ad'Sntass o. "a
l,ses which litd mas we shall here o-st "a. n
t,e ytaI @; study will be pFesereed Wnch AL ~
eude f Coll sAte equrse sni any 'iadea' ts'int 'A
dpona without r,reuee to TINS occupied Tae gsgI Ata
q, sic "a " u De- sue - The close Of the third Ys4r
Every facility viii Re afforded young men preparing Tor Col.
ese 800, -,,..,-. C,,o,.,,,o,~, q. .,.,v aces.
sle II n s psrs the country II ony wenyhye niles
from Fen Pls1 he Cenusl Railroad Win ~hch 20
New Yo,s su In twelve hours from N" nine Of 10 o.
psru,e whie " brought into close proximity wih as
A. guard sgtn.t frr tie rri.tees have secured v't
sfi-gs Of w,e which they intend 70 convey % ON is
POINTS 10 the building while the waste voter Will ne
T. Arse rssfrv,r DAY ana ught watch vii slo be en-
poyed The Stair l fish.s % 50 araased as 9 s,ue
easy FIRE engine will also De on the rround A1
&c pss'1 DtSH ,,e iisssd 70 m for oil paint
fourteen uuo .ootIs .es - a sorog l,ss.,
Gymnasium The buldu.s viii Scommodate s 20 eoaider,
NORMAL Class A Teacher Class viii be rEsned At ne
con mebt he ternTuitisu free The course Of stufy
viii BE- that prescribed BY the Regents OF the iFesyi and
A. " believe Young - should thoroughly ddca, d 70
t-sch A. to m any oth.r position in society No ecl-cc or
Pecsl7 Of study viii De prescribed 1olns aa.-,
nay they choose pursue sud thoroughly qualify the
10 n. or seuts branches snd cer6oass Of such qatics
ton will he given them But 10 s-aduate the thorough A
course will include Agriculture Practical Meehaae'" iad
ADMISSION who are not known should present
Ct GOOD moral character The Trustees wish Il eT
pressy understood tha Hens Will Dc hed 1esousoie s a
dope the furniture or buildings IN any manner oy
ExFTSsEs Board including furnished room, washing and
fuel per week ~ IS Tuition in cOmmoa English per term OF
tsu weeks IS 81; in higher Euslsh, 81. ia Aaen5 LIN
susgts INC udns Ersish, $5 incidental . cents Board
washing fuel furnished room n9desis. ano tuition IN com
mon English, per ter's OF ten weeks W - 49, 49,, .,,
Z, pui- on vii b. strictly adhered 20
TrRNs ASo vAc,rloSs-The i,st term will commence the
Professor viii be attendance the Railroad Depot a. Fort
PLAIN The bayan House. Albany and a. Oneona 10 meet
ard ke charge of Students Tuesday, Nov - The tram
which sioTs Fort PLAIN leaves Albany at 9 A. NJ
Students viii be convened free Of charge a the com
mfucem'L on escn 'el IIDu, o.t -, az cS,a,
requested write Principal tbs commencement OF
the term, by mail expressing their wishes
Parents desrous OF further information address the
Principal or either OF he following .,.p
B-slop f S james D u New.i ora the Rev Bishop B.
waugh, D Baltimore 'a%I Nelson IL D ScoPss'se~a,
G,orge r. Perkins LID Utca, n Z. the Rev P DaT'
bin, D D Philadelphia EIPGesieent El nore busho n
Dariel Curry D D. New os the Rev Bishop o. L. Baker
DD CoHesId Ire HsIT, LII ~, 4l0s ssy, n "a
Autumn y. y Rev > Lgeksy, ID Rochester, wilma L.
Ei,lsbsihoWn, \. j Oliver II. Lee. Es4 New Yefs.
Al applications should be the PRINCIPAL At the ear
Let ss9S sscrSy GIfHU riTISSEY
MADAME CHEGARAY respectfully informs
w the public and her friends thai her sOARDNg sa
DAY SCHOOL will be eoPened On THURSDAY the ian Of
septen bei.
NTFTROPOLITAN ACADEMY and GYM
Ul NAsIUM No 95 aud s5 6thav Washington s3l4rr
The suenh OF the Citizens OF NewYork and vicinity Is
IL believed that when examined with regard the
her and bty w Teachers the years has been before
he ctzens this metropolis End received their patrouase
d,sirbbenesso % lis ocatyor the extent and compete
ness and course Of study it cannot fail to
wishing place their under favorable influences
for physical moral and mental dey,opmen IN CONNECTION
With reasonable invited TO consider the claims Of this
BTi SmhsSc OF PHYSICAL Department for Ladies'
sid Gepen s different b9gs rroee5' q. ne s'n, date
September 1884 STEPHEN sEOGM t 49, A. W..
MISS TOWNSEND's BOARDING and DAY
Nl SCHOOL N. &c East l6h near Irving place, will
BE- rsopened gu MONDAY, sept IL -
MRS. OKILL's BOARDING and DAY
pis on TUESDAY scVenbst p Applications FOR admission
b. by letter IN the Let Of " emuer after which
tine Str viii be IN Cicu'as can DO obtained - her
ideu,e Noe sud 10 Clinton place, Eighth 't, New fots
Aus 10
MIR. and MRS klDDERs BOARDING aud
Nf DAY SCHOOL for YoUNG LADIES, No III Gin
ton place gill REOPEN On MONDAY, SEPT IL
Miss STEELE's DAY and BOARDING
WI SCHOOL for young ladies' No East 5oth between
5h and Madisouays will reopen TUESDAY. Sept. -
The best Teachers Ere en-, Music and Drawing
ployed Circulars msy be Obtained At her residence.
MIR & MAD. NOEL BERGIERs FRENCH
WI end ENGLISH BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL for
YOUNG LADIES Ne 800 I'd av between 18th aud 18th
sts will REOPEN n FRIDAY, Sept Is. stage Is at
tached to the establ sbmeu for pupils at adstanee
Mrs. " IIELPLEY will recOmmcnce with her
w puzzle on the PIANO ano THOROUgH BASS, WE'D
NEsDAY Sept ~ her residence No l0l5 BroadEay be-
ts' (7th aud @sth-sts
MRS. NJ. A. WHEATON, SCHOOL for
vi YOUNG LADIES, No IA Aay., will REOPEN on
Sept a.
MISS BALIOW's SCHOOL for YOUNG LA
W DIES will BE- reoprned THURSDAY. the l4th VI
sspeuieI a. No q Esst 22dst
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
vi sTITUTE No 2l8 hh-st on Washington square, Ten.
trance No l5s Macdoug s-st. GEORGE w CLARKE 4 NJ,
JAMES TANNING. A VI commences its ~eifth school
Year on the MONDAY Of pember 1884 Pupils from
20 years Of Catalogues at APPLErONS and At the
in.dute
Mrs J.. ID. WRIGHT will C mmence the IN
w sTRUCTlON Of CLASS Of YOrNI LADIES on the
lt cf October next, at No . st 2ts Broadway.
NIpS DIETZ's SCHO0I. AZ M % T. ast JIat