New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11

of age. The next school year will begin September
and continue until June 80. 1874.
The Misses Grahaus school for young ladies' formerly
the Misses Greens at No Fifth-aye Just above Wash
ngton-square OF the Oldest schools in tho city.
The stuation Is retired and quiet plesssn: and healthy
and within a short walk ride of tho most busy parts
OF the city The branches taught are the French
gsh and Latin languages, GEOGRAPHY astronomy. nath
emates, beles-lettres, elOcuop, writing, and other
ordinary branches The for tuition day scholars
Including fuel and stationery, are S25 annum In tho
Tst dSssn Of Tie Primary 10 n the seeoHa
Day boarders charged 800 per annm and instruc
IN French alone given for $685. To boarders the
rates ESQ year. For lessons In niusic, drawing
and other extra branches the rates will be regulated BY
the masters employed The next session Of the school
VIII begin September 25 and continue till June u.s.
Seabury Seminary classical school for young ladies
and misses. with separate Kindergarten for little boU
and girls at No. 125 West Fory-second-st, Reser
voir-square, is easily reached by several lines Of carl
and stages. Efficient instructors are employed In AZ
the classes among whom. beside the Principals, Mrs NJ
A. Frost and Miss ~ L. Frost, the Rev. L. o. Fiagg
Fromant, French; Miss Goldsmith, Pennanship. and
Miss Plat OF Perspective Drawing. The school 10 dt
yided into three distinct departments, the hrst OF
classical for young ladies, where IN addition TO an the
ordinary and higher branches of English nstrnetlonn
given in the sciences Latin German, ana French VIII
out extra charge. III the second or ntermeGlate 90
partment, the boys and girls IN separate classes ara
taught the various common English studies, together
with Latin and French. The kindergarten department
Is for children OF from to years OF age ana is CON
comprise modelling, building IN wood, drawing, lgnl
gymnastics &c. the lessons being varied according "
The ability OF the child. The younger sohoats ave Also
escorted to and from school by careful ana tallhIo
person II desired The rates for tuition are ior cndren
over yeare OF age, from $40 to so per term lO those
between and l. els 70 SIS and in the classical depart
ment, ST. to $50 per term: The next session VIII Degad
charged pro rata from the time OF entrance
D'Aerts' Institute, an English, French, and German
Boarding and Day School for young ladies' with Knder
garten department for little children Is at NO. 70 EaS'
Fffteth st. Miss Mary A. E. Phillips Is the Principal The
ti1hta nd afrv adaDted
for school PURPOSES The distinctive feature OF this
school is it's kindergarten department which Is unIer
the charge OF experienced kindergarten teacher INC
number OF bOarders Is limited TO a. and the terms are;
Boarding pupils $500 per annun lhcinolhg llR. iusl.
&c, with English, Latin, French ana nap ana Outdno
Drawing Pupils under years OF age, SOD FOR Day
pupils Il, tuition In the same branches wy Per
and $40 per year The charge for instruction 10 music,
painting, and other accomplishments VII depend upon
the maste preferred by the parents Young ladies' VINO
wish JON any OF the classes ~ art Engsh telanle
and the languages Will be received auG charged Sceor
ingIy class will be formed each June FOR foreign
travel and study during the summer months. Inc
scholastic year begins Sept Is and closes June 10
Packards Business College established in 1883.
and occupies the fourth story of the Methodist
Building sos Broadway. The design Of the Institution
is to fit young for the exgencies OF life and thero
is an average attendance Of 800 students The studies
pursued are Bookkeeping, Commercial Law. Commer;
cial Arithmetic, Commercial Correspondence Political
ECONOMY, Civil Government, the Modern Lam
guages particularly French, German, and spanish
The college consists OF two Department. lnluf
tory theoretical IN which the theory OF accounts -
taught in series OF exercises adapted 10 mat ens anu
presenting every phase ana bearing OF business
OF gains and losses OF adjustment between parlners
&c.-and the advanced or practical department where
the student begins as sinall - ~, ,,d
with capital sufficient tor bis business ana Is instructed
to proceed. The details OF ali s transactions he -
expeeted TO carry out himself A working bank IL
Ia operation, and he must negotiate Ms, loans.
therein. He thus goes from one sort OF trade td
another until he has covered the leading business enter
prses OF the country The theoretical department oc-
eupes from three to ak months and the practical from
six nine months year The school 1oGrS are from
TO- lva haya in The Drk. Iuu
tuition One years instruction In all The studies OF
the regular course, payable seinlnnuay IN advances
$500 II all paid in advance, SlTJ SIX months nsruc-
zion, $780, Books and stationery for n course wiz cost
about S35 Board near the college can be had at from
Sc to IS.
elie sardivel will continue her Select French En-
glish German, and Latin Boarding and Day School for
young ladies and small children from3 81 years oil age and
upward, No. % West Forty-sixthst reopenIns sept
IT, large corps Of assistants is employed in order to
shorten the hours OF school French, the language OF
the school Is vigorously followed. The Engsh Depart
ment includes all the studies pertaining % FINISHED cd
ferent set OF teachers IL employed. The number OF
boarding pupils Is limited. and the terms are Board
and French course, with Latin. Drdwlng and singing,
per annum $500; OF bedding and silver s5 aud use
Of piano So day pupils tuition N same studies senior
course, sZ5 Junl3r go 90 t1I WV pP
Mrs Wilame's Boarding and Day School for young
ladies and children established than 10 years ago.
will still continue at No &c West Thrtyninthst, re-
opening Sept 25 The Faculty includes Charles Murray
Nsirne Professor Of BeiesLettTes az Columbia College.
Gilbert Langdon Hume, Prof W. ii. Goodyear Prof
Adrian j. Ebell Cornelius +. Ellington, Prof Eugene
ALBERT, Prof sdsmund Oetunger and others Par
tcuar attention paid TO Physical Education, Calls
themes forming part OF the daily exercises The n-
stuon adopts the custom OF Parsian ana other Euro
pean schools wearing simple costumes, Terms for
boarding pupils Board with instruction IN Latin.
French, English, $500 per annum for day pupils
sruction Latin French and English, first class $3.50
per annum second. $500; third ana fourth, $50; hth
and SIXTH SIPS preparatory, $780, infant class ESQ per
annum.
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