New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
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WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
INSTIEITE.
No. 218 Fourth-st.,

No 2l8 Four,h-st,
=, ", amer of Mscdo1gsi g. on Wsshingtoo e1nafs
JAaEss FANaiN6, A. N, Pr0piet'r' aad r'insi'a@
Opens i,s Eighteenth Accident, Year MoNDlY sept )"
1850 when pupils Requested 70 be P1ne,oay pessaI
CstsOsus with rsfessaeSs Terms. e y 20 Faa
A. thoroughly organzsd Private High School which 2n9
the Oldest and bes. sustained in the ey hsytng ano
years old and upw1d and twelve Professors tne
q INSTR eP in preparing ,.uden, iO S S Of
It's central position from eyey part Of New Yors and inc ne. @
eGDs e. ina nS me 9 Sf o Ssn crested by
Propretors expressly for IL on, ais
msc modern Languages. Commercial studie' Drawing aud
Painting 18th all the English branches oder unusual aaysss
waste hi. precious article on worthless. instruction pro
miscuous Two years u TINS saved 70 me pupil ~ ~
de able hal character TO begn h. word
with win pay thousand times over for the mere cost Of us
tuition IN the Go I; IF p' GRADUATION
double course Of ,sndy Parssd IN TINS
The branches in which candidate. the Diploma who take
the H0 Mental %Rsorst f and Com %scia Arhmese
II. Davies Bourdons Algebra and four BOOKS Of ri'ne
III. BOOB pnr and double..ntry.
~. Ability to translate and write correctly one S0iesn
V. Knowissss Of general history.
VI Ability write, in leoe commercial hand an Enshsh
Composition free from grammatical and ihetoncai
The bsnchs In which candidates for the Diploma who aae
the College Course required to be prepared are as ioows
l. Mental and Theoretical Arithmetic.
H. Davies Introduction to Agebra and DhVies
Ill Latin and Grt ek fer the freshman class In College,
~. knowledge Of general history. -,
V. Ability TO write In egibe hand, an English Composi-
tOn, free from gran NAUTICAL arc rhetorical errors
REFERENCES
For the information Of parents seeking suitable place In @
city for the instruction of their who not acquainted
with this Institution the Of its PATRONS are ap
pended appropriate references: Revs A d. Gillette, d
Jas Porter d. D. r. 8. Foster ID. Chss Fletcher; Chas
shelHng C Lnosey. Honorables-H. f. Davies, L. L. d.
Y. A. Copkln j. Livingston NJ NennilyeaJ w o. Glenn
ents NJ. D.; s A Purdy M. d.; s. Il. Hubbard M: d. r.
ysnderpool, NJ d.; J. Frsnkel NJ d.. g. Gouriey NJ ID b.
J. Tobias ~ d. A. Baldwin, esq f. L. Talc9tt esq
Tho Townseud esq., and $50 other names OF merchants and
wellknovn citizens.
MADISON ACADEMY, MadisOn-av., corner
WI 2sth st. will REOPEN THURSDAY, Sept 10. For
terms apply as above, at No ls3 Lexneton-ay
Rev. 5. II. DAVIS d. p. LEE, Principals
MESSRS. LESPINASSE e. ARTEAGAs
WI FRENCH DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL, Nos lit,
llg Clinton place bet~ 9Th and 9Th Complete
satisfy themselves that all the pupils speak French The Jue-
nile Department Is under the Of Vim. Lespinasse.
CE.-COMMERCIAL and CLASSICAL
IN SCHOOL No. rs Henry-st N Y, will reopen Sept IT,
SOLOMON JENNER A. NJ, Principal
ID NJ w. REDFIELDs French and English
High School, Nos l27 and l29 Broadway, (Msdisos-
sqrare will reopen MONDAY Sept 10th. BoaTders day
boarders, and day scholars.
DIAN O-FORTE NSTRUCTIONS-WM
i DRESSLER respectfully informs his Friends and Pu
pills that he has returned 10 the city and resumed his ayoca
giving Instructions the Piano Forte etc. Apply at
DhESSLERS Music Store, No 933 Broadway near 22d-st