YOUNG: LADIES' INSTITUTE. AT New-York.
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's,aE MISSES HAVRNS young ladies boarding and
day the residence OF their father r. HaveHs, Eq.
No - lafayette Place, NeN-York
Their ali the usual branches Of Eng
Education, including biblical studies also Latin Greek, Ii liam.
German ornamental branches desired parents Particular
attention : o destruction IN French
Their F. Term September ih but pspis vi" be
ccivel nj any tins.
may he obaned by communication addressed
ABOVE their iaIher has office, No "a Wall
street, New-i York.
They ai-o o the following gentlemen:


Chancellor Waso sorh, Saratoga, Ncw-York.


Hon Ambrose Spencer Lyon. Wayne Co.


IToH Henry Huntington. Rome Oneida Co.


Rev. g. Spring. ID New York City


lioG J. Phillips PhGnix, do


Hon d. b. Tslmadge do


CD. FL sha jenkins, do.


Daniel Lord, Jr. Eq. do.


Rurr Wakcman, Esq. 40.


Messrs r. D. 7 w. Porter, principals of the Washington


Institute, r. Y.


Rev. $. H. Cox DID, Brooklyn, New-YOrk


Lucius C. Duncan Esq. New Orleans.


Ja. r. Ieysrch F. a. au9s u