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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

II FERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY, No.
lLs 50 West Fourte st., New York.-Mme DCBREUL
FERRERO and EDMUND FERRERO respectfully announce
that the above Academy will open for instruction the 9th
OCTOBER All the Dances now in and several novelties
will be taught during the season
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, for Misses and Masters
at 81 .. M, commencing OCTOBER
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, for Children who de not IT.
tend Day School commencing OCTOBER lS, at2 IN.
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, foE Misses and Masters at
.. m commencing OCTOBER 10.
MONDAYS and Thu RSDAYS, for Gentlemen, ct x m
commencing OCTOBER IL
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, for Ladies' at p m. commeuo
ing OCTOBER l6.
PRIVATE SOCIABLE every other WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING All who wish to become members would obige by
ing their before Of November Pryts soees and
Matinee viii be given exclusively fohe Pupils and their ParsnA
Schools and Private Glasses attended either their reden
Private will be assigned The Academy making
application Classes In neishbons Cities Towns attended
application the Academy Private Lessons given Ladies'
Gentlemen. Pupils enter all times Class Be
gnners throughout the Season Circulars be bad the
Academy. Dir begs that he will Let his Academy
Private Socisbles during the Season.
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DOCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
IL AT NYACK on THE HUDSON.

This Is incorporated Academic and Collegiate Institution
for the EDUCATION Of YOUNG LADIES, under the super
vision Of the Regents of the Uniyery of the State of New
York Is complete In all It's appointments full OF heithy
life and vsor in all It's departments and keeps pace, be-
Heve with the advancing spirit the eshtmcnt aud the wants
Of the sge.
has regular graduating OF study Intended to
all the branches essential substantial and finished edu
cation Especial attention also given to the dhe Arts and to
those polite accomplishments which fit to adcn society
home circle. The MuSca Department believed to be
second Of seminary in the State The French and
languages taught by native teachers who reside at
the Seminary and make them far practicable the medium
Of conversation.
Much given the moral bearing Of pupils and to the
cultivation OF refinement Of manners.
The location OF the Institute possessing the opposite qualities
easy accessibility and quiet secon the beatty of the
rounding scenery with the historical interests ard literary
Citations the region the remarkable heahfuness Of the eli
the spacousness style and convenience the buildings
the ex the grounds and the facilities afforded for pleasant
and health giving recreation give to It externally many unusual
attractions while in the Mt Of it, internal Affairs it Is
the study Of its officers make combine IN the greatest
be extent al the advantages Of good School with those Of
good Home.
The FALL TERM viii commence the 18th day Of SEP
TENDER Circulars giving full particulars may be obtained
by addressing Rev. L. d. MANSFIELD, A NJ p-,,i,,I.
CHAs +. MANSFIELD, A. NJ,
See testimonials in The Times and World Of to-day
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Urx 1rrSs.

liz. }. a BLgA0Sc, :, LIZ J.! j.
fRoIpwiY CORNER TygENTY-FIFTH srsfhi'
oPPosyG-E MADISON PARK If
Isnow og@amg his FL s steenl Frs
81, "a 61sst sele ,ed ass 'rtnents IN ti'
DRESS TSiaMNGs
or AL styles consisting o. .i rn apS T,sel, &C.
fonigg TeVs a SF THE ABOVE GOODS FROM
,yu he opeued this week The attention oil
MILLlNERS AND DHESsMAhEho
IL particularly requested
EMBROIDERlES AND LACES,
NJ the newest Paris Swiss, aud Scotch styles, IN
VI Collars Sets Real and Imitation Lsces
BLACK LACE WALLS.
Erench Bands Needlework, Trim mings Infants waists
Robes and Caps Linen Breakfast Sets
ALSO,
Msde.up Lace Goods in great variety, consisting of
Sleeves, Berthas, Medallion Collars, Sets and
Infants Gaps.
FROM AUCTION.
SEQ dozen Linen Handkerchief at 81 50 per dozen.
500 dozen Hemstitched Handkerchief al 80 per dozen
500 dozen Gentemens Superhne Handkerchief at % % per
HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND SMALL WARES
KID GLOVES BEST QUALITY,
In all colors, at
Per pair
FRENCH CORSETS.
Best quality Mechanic Corset at Sl y per p.I.
CoTsets. ........... w per pau
EoTsets..,...........,....,,.,s 10 pei pane
j. A. BLUXOME,
BROADWAY, CORNER ?STH1ST1 p,px
OPPOSITE MADISON PAhh.
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SEPTEMBER Is, 1880.
VyHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
Ho n Wet l4ihrsk,

Nov in lite forty Grit year reopsa. MONDAY, septsmSs
With ever advantage TIE education Of youta 10 both the
Elementary and hhsY bIanshes IN ancient and modern lam
sosges booikeepnr and all other sepsmens Of complete
10 meet nrgsn. nan5s for increased
dsons tie school building hiss been consderab enlarged dor
ipg the summer vacation The Rector s assisted by twelve
psene.d teachers and thus insure 20 each scholar due
hsre OF Individual attention Pups received at all
and Thoroughly prepared for college or business 80
Reference made tho faculties OF Columbia college and the
Yort University and 70 the following well parties
whose sons have under the Rectos instruction The Hev
Ts Eenis SPENCER Hatfield and Philps tho Rev messra
somners jocsyn Ine s. NJ Issscs and I@briei Judge
Fink Of Jersey City eSMsyOg Wssteyelt and haveTsys
Dr., r. II. Van WiBkIs john miller AID ChMles Hensche
Mes.rs b Connolly g. Bu:terwor.h stephen r kasse.
B. Beinsp Charles " Tablet Robert Carter George d. Brod'
head &c. ~, L,...Lo ..LooI
Parents wish their son. where there VIII De no me-
for them sound Instruction. thorough mental ds has
and correct moi al training, are invited TO c AL 1900 -
anu 'o''0' "'' O. p QUACKENB0S, Rector.
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Watrhes, 1ewelrn. Nr.

OLD GOLD and SILVER ORNAMENTS.
Gold Dust Coins, Medals, Antiques Diamonds Psal. and
Precious Stones bought st No 4 Chsthams Fine Gold snd
Rolled Silver for Plates constantly on haad at No 90 Chat
hAmst. h. BARNARD, Gold and Silver Rehn.r
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THE DIRECTOR of tlIc

HNHE DIRECTOR of the
l. NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL at ZURICH
In switzerland bses 10 bring tie above lnsttuon the
Of Parents wishing 70 procure for their fsolass Educa
ton, while enjoying at the time the Aeahiul aud invgo
utiug climate OF Switzerland.
The annual Of lessons and lectures for the preparatory
mathematical cl'- as well a. ior the professional divisions the
Polytechnic School viii commence October -, 1860
Al applications for admission into the preparatory
ak divisions Of the Polytechnic sehoo-aIchecte civil en
neen1, mechanic technical chemistry forest science natsfJ
philosophy and mshe be addressed by letter 10 the
Director OF the School before October Snch applications mu
state the and birthplace Of the candidate and the division
into which be wishes 70 enter and must be signed by either
parent guardian These applications have further 10 conau
l. certncete respecting the ge toe candidate as in gen
enl none can De admitted under the full age sixteen years
testimonial Of conduct aud certificate respecting the pre-
yous studies Of the candidate. -
PIopectues well the existing regulations concerning the
examinations for adon into the preparatory one Of
the sA divisions and concerning the conditions which such
examinations may be dispensed WITH to be- had appca
For reference apply 70 JOHN SYZ Co No Coege.pace
Newly OTk. BY order OF the Federal school Board
The Director vi the Polytechnic School,
Iunchi august 100. PROF. DIR. BOLLEY.
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nlnsiral Boxes.

VHyE have now on hand large and sPlendi4
w assortment of MUSICAL BOXES, playing D $50
10 H. 49, and Sc tunes manufactured By the best na<srt
SWITZERLAND.
Mandoins Overtures Expressives ac hc
Il FLUTE BELLS, DRUMS, and CASTAGSEITbS, 0eAs
om Operas Popular Melodies Nego Melodies ETC.
roy MUSICAL BOAES playing l. 2, 3, and tunes.
PAILLARO & MARTIN, Importers,
Musical Boxes repaired. No. Il Msdenane, Nev'fosx
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PECIAL NOTICE..
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG &c God
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
HAVE REMOVED
TO THEIR NEW AND SPACIOUS wARERooMs,
Nos. rs, ~, 10, 81, So, and Sd
DUANE-ST.,
MEAN BRoADwAY.
Where they viii offer for sale and elegant stock OF
DRY GOODS the FAN Trade suited to all sections ID the
country. They are opening weekly
AMOSkEAG
WAMSUTTA PRINTS,
in new and desirable styles These celebrated Prints are the
CHEAPEST
and
BEST
now sod IN the United States and they beg leave 10 call the
particular attention
OF DEALERS
10 them
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ImxefMfnH.

a ranEMY OF MUsTC-NoRMA-Co
u To-NIeHT tsa. Ids,l Sept Is so'eOes'
Mise ADELMpE CoRTEsl,
"'sv .FRssI s g ss1 ave. ~ EsiS sept SS
sss nigh. Of Bedni' grand s1d gS,P0'N 'P'''"
viii @s''' star M Shs ADELE ADELAIDE ooRTEsI
s:i.s pSssST and MARErzEK
T'''TMfss s I'D LA E a ;h2i pEFisc''d
wsA all Ms Tlendor aud masn6oense, -
CADEMY OF MUSIC,-Mme. FABBRt.
MosOAS EyESINS ssg = Pima at S SSo'A
-" '''S''"N'' u Nj Nine me- FABBRI, oc
s'' great role Of t TScRfz Il Pf S6SslA '''''
~hl viii be given x Ss Al me- Hz's; xs mi ssu
hns sTRAKosGH BR BIO .I ccmmenoS this a,sn.
s.s = he TIVE icket OsioeL
WALLACKs THEATER Lana.
w M WsAek....... stare Manager.
Nh Letter Was"SA'' TrHIiis iHEaTER
IsNoW OPEN
REGULAR SEASON,
PERSONAL MANAGEMENT
Mr. wSGLACK
great p'' e e6S RPisfSTEfE \ SUCCESS Toe
NT,yy COMEDY
nxlbSs ,.peased EVERY EVENING till further notice
THIRD S SeaT os t THE SE Ssp 565saEDy
q mssa popuiai and successful OfPsIisian ssthOrs
s ESp HSPT THSAEE SSsEENhh AND APP
CONTINENTS
The T Tfnsf sC Sia Il sPi''''
FORTY YEARS AGO.
Benl r. Flsueneu IA Captain OF Dragons o. hS ,,,l
I'D Wo1oisIi Pcicc: Of the DspaSnen
De Grixson Ia Member Of the Councn) M %alco
ssess Y ssrs.an Mr. Co51fn
III J H.
As''' 'S'r "''S' Dragons. serven
5Ae and appropriate Mo S0 elected and arranged
FlTzsMYTHE HALL ALL, ,ov.,io,
s.e the latest productions In London and 0'aef hO'ee
ss s.ssnss 70 Pss %sy now Be secured
NIIBLO's GARDEN.
LANES fSKE a b aS':ss ana c0oKE
fN' Hi EMINENT sFl AMERICAN TRAGEDIAN,
MIR. FORREST,
ast' ''Hf MSSSh iSo III ENiNo, Sept IT, 1850
Win be enacted Shakespeare sublime tragedy Of
HAMLET.
fIh'f B. conway Queen Po
o.Ss.,rs seats 81 Dress Cree 50 cents Family Circle Is
sests Doors open at 81 performance begins a. q p u.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
IMMENSE ATrRACTIo NS-GREAT CROWDS
UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS Of the GREAT NORA HIS
T0BICAL DRAMA OF JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN,
represented EVERY AFTERNOON, at g. and EVERY EVEN
Nc al a. by one the best companies Of artists In America
New Scenery, Costumes, &C.. 49, -,, ~, :,
As 70 be seen at ali hours the great living BL ACK SEA
LION weighing pounds; the living ALBlNO FAMILY OF
White NeEee the living WHAT is lT OF Man n '1key
Abe ayins LEARNED SEAL; the living HAPPY FAMILY
sAs Evins ANACONDA FAMILY GRAND AQUARlA Of
kstas River Fish; hyiI ALLGATORS beautiful liv-
.g ANGEL FISH; extraordinary Lightning Calculator
Rvg Lady with Long Hair the wonderful and tneesc
sanak called WHAT CAN THEY BE! NEW WAX
eRATUARY, and Halls, containing $50 COO
CYRIOSITIES. ALL yes all to be for only rs Chill
sAeB unSeI 10 years,
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Spring Bs0s.
O.
S).

SIS. s..
TIE ELLIPTIC BED sPEihG Co
have removed BIoadwsy % their new sld spa ' oie
No ~ Chatham IT, where with greatly ilcfessed cl!es
tht stle 10 supply the domGBd for their
tNHlkhLED ELLIPTIC SPRING BED BOTTOhS.
Parties who have bce unable heretofore 10 procure Neds
The immense number Of Springs sold us in reducin
the pre Of the full size 10 f5. Ia addition liberal discount
made % agents and dealers buying quantities Every reader
is invited 70 send joT cur descriptive circular. Address
GEO. y. GRAY Secretary,
. - .,,.--.. - No. l5I Chstbsni.st, N. Y.
ps,-BLpsTEAU>s nd BKDpIS0 ,, lOse,t esb plice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
Dautina Academies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
Ao Nc. 800 Broadway New-York,
No l37 Montague place, Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS In New IoIk
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS in Brooklyn
At4p. M. for children at p. N. Ter gentlemen.
Commence in New-York Sept %.
In Brooklyn, Oct,
In addition 20 the Court Quade Prince 1mperale Ever
green Empire and other social Dances MRuet Qusde Linda
and other educational dances already introduced by MI DoD
WORTH variety dances will be brought forward
during the (the Quadnle Stdenne) especiAy
adapted TO the development Of graceful movement IN children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

T'IlE Collegiate and Commercial Institute, No.
Il IA West lJlh.st will open ts fifteenth year Sent TO-
JOHN ii. BROWN, <. NJ Principal
TNHE MISSES PALACHES FRENCH and
Il ENGLISH BOARDING and DAY-sCHOOL for vonng
Ladies No lS West Eth st., will REOPEN on MONDAY
10th September.
II 'EACIIER.-A Lady, qualified 10 give Tuition
u IL English branches and French desires a SITUATION
Would prefer the entire Management control of family Of
Children In which capacity she has experience Vn.YS.p
tonable references gwen required. Address j. C. H.,
The ne 0lica y '
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Che Gur.
Excursions.

EXCURSION TO THE COAL FIELDS OF
NJ PEENsYLYANlAThe Central railroad Of New Jersey
will Excursion Tickets through this region during III
month September Fare fo the ontire Excursion 81 90
days Jvsge CourtsndtE and O'Clock
a IN IL O'Clock NJ. and O'clock D. IA. Leave Pier No q
Hogfh River At a and llt O'Clock ~ and 81 O'Clock m
Anpy Cor ecket either place For further Information apply
, 70 e. p BALDWIN, Generel Ticket Agent No. 50 WAlst.
NOR CAMP MEETING near KEYPORT-
r. we steamer ALICE PRICE viii leave for Keypor
SDrTl Ny MORNING NEXT l5th inst, for keypo cpunsct
81 tsges direct for tie Caop Ground Leaves Rovtnsou
- 3, yng It at g. and Pier No g. North River bt 81
p,nry;,@P wes Keypoit at o'clock Fare, Is cents
= NM Y EXCURSION to GLEN COVE,
- ~: ~ N 11 ~ VILE, CITY ISLAND and BAYLIS
51cK oneo'ss ,Hbitest0De: Steamer MAY BLOWER
t,s. cs.kas 3: ID a.. c.s. ss6 Tvs; ~s5 -
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CTENWAY e. SONS
GOLD MEDAL
PATENT 0VERSTRUNG GEANDS
And SQUARE PIANOS

GOLD MEDAL
PATENT 0VERSTRUN0 BRANDS
And SQUARE PIANOS
Are now considered tie best PIANOS manufactured
Yhesciusrumen have taken sixteen 6r premiums goa sa<
syeruedas within the last foox In competition xfk
pisao,pf the best makers Of NewYofk Boston, Phpadph
SSons the Judges were Gotcbsi, VIM Mason, r. 4 VOL
lenhaupt and other musical celebrities
ST SONS do not refer 10 artists who were In BS county
MANY ago, certificates and Testimonials gwen ssaa
tme since Il q weAnown fact that s3ch DportAnt In
have made In pianos quite recently thai
makers whose instrument. were Justly In. so9N
the years ago cannot by means claim the s pSaoa
We subion the following certificate given within Ii. las: d.
months nearly all the leading and most proie1s ts N
musicians residing In this country;
The underlined having personally e5siaeq Sna !,
sTEiNWAY which the covered sizing, ovensrns sSo~s
those remaining do hereby certify;
That result Of the said imovement ne voice OF -
Piano Is greatly improved in quality, quantity and power
The sound By stenwsys improvement much mere eysn
less harsh stronger and much better than ss
fbe UNDERLINED regard the Improvements Of Nj stenv9
"a most novel Ingenious and important No Piano o. nm
construction has been Known OF useo 70 IN VIZ o"s
"sa'oa ipsT II sATTER WILLIAM M .gS.SS
n MILLS JOHN N PATIioONt
WIN s sAAIR' s sEH56kRssEE ". bMoaaAk
IM kS KING G GASF st q TfnH.
Each emit warranted the term Of i've yesn
Wsrerooms Nos 80 and "a Wskerst, near srosdvs5 n H
CTEINWAY g. SONS GOLD MEDAL PAT
y FNT OyERsTUN0 GRAND and SQUARE PLANOs are
now Considered the best Pianos manufactured and are vsneS
01 Wsfssoom, Nos 80 and "a wskers near Broadway
MNOO FOR a splendid round-corner carved
SZUU PIANO, worth $500 uncommon ane .oSe Tiih
modern mproyement nearly Also soctsve MELo-
DEON ct J. C. FIsCHERs, No. go bf0sa"r'
4th st.
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THE RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC INSTI-

HNHE RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC INSTI-
Il TTTEThs School Of Science founded oy the
Stephen Van Rensselaer, aud whose t Professor the late
AMOS Eaton vi open its Thirty seventh Annual Session the
18Th Of September, 1860
Its leading object the theoretical and practical education of
Chemists Nsuraits, and Civil, Mining and Typographical In
gneer Other collateral and associated branches taught
The Institute has full aud competent Faculty and its chsac.
ter stood higher than at 1t location Is In the City
Of Troy and has connection with any other School pro-
Tossing 70 teach the same braucLes
For further information In respect to the OF study etc.
application should be made for the Annual Re ger Of 1860
Prof CHARLES BROWNE, Director, etc. X. z. Institute,
Troy, N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

A CADENY of DANCING and CALISTHEN-
~ ICS-Mr and Mrs. TREN0R reopen their well known
rooms No s. West 4h.st- WEDNESDAY, 26th inst No
South sths Brooklyn T. d. 10 open. Mr. T. win be
pleased parties who may classes
residence in private schools either Of the Academies Csn
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