New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-09
Jnsiruttion.

BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at Green.
Dwieh. Conn The next Session will ns.I.a
ke.r. Csrt Austin smith No PAtrow or By address
Ing the f''n'p'i' ofoeh"'A LEWIS HOWE, Principal
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
ID LADIES No n Thompsonu The Misses fALAChE
bsve reop-ned their Ersbshent for the winter .es,on
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL.-Mrs. MAC
DACLEY will reopen her School THURSDAY, Sept H. at
No. - East 2lst st., between Broadway and <th-sv
OOK.KEEPING, WRITING, ARITHMET-
ID &C. ac-UOLBHAR'S Academy, No 500 Broad say,
Educaton There FIVE SPLENDID with sifa r. b
for each sePsItesnt Le,s9D: are sysn 70
fDreispers by an accomplished American.
ENGLISH and CHA SICAL FAMILY
l. SCHOOL for BOYs-A wILLIAMsoN, A 81 PIN
miles iom New-YcIk AID three from the Harlem Railroad
Number Of pupils limited to twelve Next session will com
mss pi be bad Of BERRi4S No aiS Pssr.t r. BY
addressing the Principal
~ VALE, TEACHER Of NAVIGATION, As
te,pins No BcweSy ISstiiae New Yt .od
Wsm.bursh, eorreT Of 9TH and South +th-a Evening
Inst uoiion during the ~inteI
GRAMMAR SCHOOL Of the UNIVERSITY
tanned At the book book ore. Of Roe LOCKWOOD Son o
SeS.y from na the jsntor GEo S PAkKER Prneosl,
HAMILTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
~ Az Eps;s Classical ed Aii,s.y 49,. AZ, ,,
day The PnDcpr having greatly enlarged this establish nen
has accom- n odstons for more pupils
Crcuars &c TO be bad the following places lvson
Phinneys No lie Fulton st Roe woods No All Bm.d
sh.pAd, No I'2 x fpiS9' k s S, TScr.s E0
eighteenth teI I'M commences No. 6, rs! o,,r, ,.,
An tsPe!ieOeed ASSISTANT TEACHER IA unmarried p.,d
stains age qualifications wsee an n'e''sw nay sr naa nc
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
t1sn.e 10 is MscSS9ss. ~ 6EoRGE tL4RKE ~,
and LANES rANSSc glsg' 3
BUILDING
The Junior Middle SeJOT Departments occupy three
stories of the building erected ard arranged by the Principals
expressly for the accommodation of this Institution
fbe rooms Tor recitation large pleasant aud numerous
and instruction provided In the proportion OF twenty pn
pills 20 every teacher oa.u,o,
The corner of 9TH and Macdouga fronting Wehinston
square IL a location central convenient and heshiul and
cuaIy for the study and instruction of youth In this
all the Of the country for purity Of air iso Of
ere.e the is Of the highest value the physical
of s ad a. the world and salt"
Pupils received from seven 10 twenty years Of age andn
sIGesd by able 70 az the o,s1Ss.. Of %
cludug thorough knowledge Of French Spanish Italian and
and Painting together practical surveying
CLASSICS
Unusual facilities exist In this institution for raoid and
thorough progress Ancient Classics The following
Classes in Latin ard Greek have their daily
a Gram sna LATIN RsdeG cs.s1 virgil Cicero and s.a.
Greek Grammar Greek Reader, Xeaophons Anbas' and
Pupils u Juvenile Glasses under the special and
tuition Of o Of the Principals
New pupils receive private individual instruction when
Ct them for entering to Advantage the classes of
which they be member; and the departments
as to encourage each pupil advance TO higher
c asses whenever bis proficiency will warrant IL.
While nothing siian is lowed the Holy Scriptures
read Gail, The opening of the school aud The sctes, mo
rslity is equ,Ied Of all i's men bers.
TIE anpus public examination OF this institution will take
early Of June but its friends invited TO
visit il whenever il may suit their convenience
Private families well quail hea for the Of youth, have
been engaged such pupils from abroad desire TO enjoy
OF this in.tuuon One OF the Teachers VIII
board IN eech Of the families referred to
Personal interviews with the Principals and catalogues
tanning the patrons and pupils tos-he with the plans
egusioDs terms &c NAV be had al the rooms
Of the Institute. 49,,
For e information OF parents seeking suitable place IN the
Of their and who acquainted
with this institution the names OF some OF It's present patrons
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