New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
Il No II WEST FOURTEENTH STREET,

viii be reopened on THURSDAY, September 10.
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
Il Kon WEST Fo d Rte :, ErLL STREET
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branches ancient and modern snsusge book ssepns and al
ether departments Of complete school course To NEE urgent
been considerably enlarged during the Summer vacation The
Rector assisted by twelve experienced Teachers AID can mus
each scholar due share attention fup
received At all and thoroughly prepared for college or
MANY prominent parties attended this Insitu
ton have testified In strong terms TO their atsco1 with 1ne
course Of instruction pursued me rev W Ell nav t
@ony in behalf Mr. g. ousessnbO.
Ss The Rev Dr. Spencer saws: THE progress Of my
under your charge was sPd and thorough In the various
10 your Institute to all who desire sound education
for their children The hey Charles moe 81 js s s
g. Quackenbo. 1t gives me reat % express my
Which feel in his .ystem Of instruction In my opinion, he
unte eminent degree the qualities necessary for
teaching peculiarly happy thorough and ehcent and can
no, but express you the pea. satisfaction eeln my sons
progress both English and the Clacs" Robert Hoe esq
conclude. bis letter thus ALLOW to state that your ability
tact and INDICTMENT in and the moral
As new classes forming fo beginners in Latin Greek
French Spanish German and Bookkeeping the present time
0'''''0''O'e ''' g. +. oUAcKENBos, A. NJ, RECTOR.
TYHE MISSES PALACHE'S FRENCH and
Il ENGLISH BOARDING and DAY-SCH0oL for youns
10Th September.
THE MISSES BUCKNALL and Mr.. MILLS
Il respectfully announce tina. their SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
IeSapoS Of sD Sup Pspsy ss0o form. Of the
organization.
WAN NORMAN INSTTTUTE.-An ENGLISH
Y and FRENCH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL, for
two doors nom 5.hsv Tew.York viii reopen on WEDNEs-
DAY, the 18th September next The .dhce-panned eI'
sammerie AVIS 10 the highest aud beautiful Of the
city Special attention paid to health and physical sinng
!. mssS for ~ The eoo and Of bo1dns pupils a.
members Of the Principals family French is spoken The
Forte, Harp, and other accomplishments Among bis CITY
and p Rev. IL T pass Be- w BE- Rev
Bangs, D D. Rev. Asa D. Smith D. D. Rev Joel Parker PsI.er
Marion hsT o Sa ii snS John oa.oo
s1e.. 'pPRs At C. V VAIN SoRaIS L. Principal
WALNUT-HILL SCHOOL, GENEVA, NY
w The Of the Rev DR. REEDS S BOARDING NC
Che extent and !ssuy the r1und and the
s s sad hoe to hs Soy
from the of large The school unes with web.
training There viii Be short the Christmas Holidays
II il preferred that pupils when they enter school, should
not be over yesrs age Circulars win be sent to those who
o Rasnos, the r.. Rev a. Potter No IS West
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Geneva, NY. Sept, 1860.
WILLIAM H. LEGGETT's CLASSICAL,
w FRENCH, aud ENGLISH SCHOOL, No. a26 Broad
way N. L. corner Of lath-st. reopened Sept 10.
&IOO PER R.-COOPERSTOWN
pays Board and Tuition in Piano. Music
and VOcalizatOn. Term opens Nov 2 =, n-,.,-.,
MODERN STYLE Of SCHOOL FURNI-
l TURE manufactured and for sale by N. JOHNSON No.
Hudson-st N. T. illustrated circulars application