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THE MISSES PALACHES


BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
nor Young Ladies Of the Jewish Faith, 81 Thompson
Il N W York


Instruction j. given ,he Heb Language free of any
CHARGE according the Portuguese and German pronunca
to All other languages and the
the usual e ms The best masters employed and every
facility afforded for the improvement Of the pupils the
branches of study.


The Misses Paace having been for time established
rely with confidence the Of their system SIG mfrc
LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZlNG, &c.
NJ AD kLLE respectfully announces her Fri nds and
WI patrons add the public general that regular class
will Saturday, October llh at her Saloon No
Al Walker street.


DAYS FTUITION


For young Ladies and young Masters under years
on every Wednesday and Saturday from to o'cockand at
for young Gentlemen.


Evening Class tor Gentlemen every Tuesday and Thursday
at O'clock.


For Ladies and Gentlemen desrous of forming by them
selves Quadre Classes Polka Mazuika Quades,
on any days and hour most nvenient to both parties
For individual and private lessons III Dancing Waiting,
Polka azurka for Ladies and Genemen atany fixed hours
desired.


Madame A. continues give her professional services
young ladies' boarding schools and private families.
Soree Balls for her pupils accompanied by their
parents or guardians, as usual


Being in correspondence with several OF the principal
fessor Paris Madame A. receives from them all the novel
ties Of the day. admitted in the fashionable society and she
will make II duty to adopt them her classes private les
sons, according to her patrons desires. sH lm'rc