| | 1884 | | | | | | November 15, 1879 | | A50 | Joint Resolutions Asking an Appropriation of Lands by Congress to Endow Female Colleges in the Several States | March 19, 1863 | | | A97 | Sir, A meeting of citizens has recently been held in this city, for the purpose of considering the present condition of the American Press; | June 18, 1836 | | | A107 | Sir: Several gentlemen have proposed to meet this evening, | February 11, 1839 | | | A108 | The Rev. Robert Breckinridge, of Baltimore.. | July 11, 1839 | | | A172 | The success of the first application of the Students of Burlington College, in behalf of the Chapel of the Holy Child Jesus.. | May 18, 1850 | | | A176 | You are respectfully invited to attend a meeting of the Literary Societies of this Institution.. | June 1850 | | | A178 | The Sisters of the Visitation respectfully invite the Hon. Wm. H. Seward & Lady to attend.. | July 15, 1850 | | | A183 | Dear Sir: I beg leave to inform you that the "Rochester School" is removed to 111, Buffalo St., Wadsworth's Block, up one flight of stairs. | August 29, 1850 | | | A217 | Sir: The Pennsylvania State Teachers' Association having instrcuted me to "collect statistics upon subjects connected with Education," throughout the several States, I have thought proper, with the view of carrying out the objects of the Association, to . | June 1, 1853 | | | A218 | Dear Sir: The Clio Society of Capitol University, being about to fit up a Hall in the New University Building for its own use, and desiring also to build up a good Library for its Members, takes this opportunity of enlisting your sympathies in its behalf. | June 24, 1853 | | | A239 | Dear Sir: The undersigned having been appointed a Committee, by the Ohio State Teachers' Association, to report at its meeting in December next, upon the best method of giving Moral Instruction in Schools, would respectfully ask your opinions upon the . | October 15, 1856 | | | A250 | Office of the Regents of the University, Albany, Jan. 30, 1857. | January 30, 1957 | | | A296 | Georgetown College: You are respectfully invited to attend the Lectures on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.. | June 20, 1864 | | | A303 | Sir: The inauguration of the Rev'd F. A. P. Barnard, D. D., LL. D., as President of the College | September 15, 1864 | | | A322 | Dear Sir: You will confer a favor that will be gratefully appreciated, by contributing your own to a collection of Autographs | December 7, 1866 | | | A334 | Sir: An address commenorative of the life and services of the late Prof. Charles Anthon, LL.D., will be delivered before the Trustees | may 29, 1868 | | | A337 | Dear Sir: The lack of any means of easy intercourse and free communication, and consequently of united effort and mutual support, has been felt for some years past by men of | May 29, 1868 | | | A356 | Union College Alumni Association. Dear Brother: The committee appointed to make arrangements for the fourth assembly of the Union College Alumni of the Northwest | May 4, 1872 | | | A371 | To Parents: In making application for admission to the College, the name and age of your daughters should be stated, with the studies she has pursued, and the class she wishes to enter | | | | A431 | Waterloo Union School. Order of Exercises, Wednesday Evening, March 26, '51. | March 26, 1851 | | | A433 | At the General Meeting of the Members of the Mercantile Library association, on Friday evening, 23d November, the following was read by the President. | November 24, 1838 | | | A434 | Miss Brooke's English and French Boarding and Day School, Washington City, D. C. | September, 1855 | | | A436 | Griswold College. Diocese of Iowa. The undersigned respectfully calls the attention of the members and friends of the Protestant Episcopal Church to the following statement: | January, 1860 | | | A437 | French and English Seminary for Young Ladies, at the corner of Ninth and E Streets, Washington City. | | | | A438 | Regents of the University of the State of New-York. | May 30, 1842 | | | A439 | Resolutions of the general assembly of the state of Illinois, relative to the establishment of industrial universities, and for the encouragement of practical and general education among the people-unanimously adopted. | February 8, 1853 | | | A440 | The Morabian Seminary for Young Ladies at Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. | 1854 | | | A441 | The undersigned have associated themselves to institute a School at the Raritan Bay Union, Perth Amboy, New Jersey, designed to combine the advantages of home nurture, with instruction in Literature, Science and Art. | 1854 | | | A445 | The Wells College Founder's Day. 1872. Meeting of Trustees at 11, A.M. | 1872 | | | A446 | To the Friends of Liberal Education. | March 25, 1862 | | | A447 | The Young Ladies' Collegiate Institue of Union Springs. | February 22, 1864 | | | A448 | New York College of Veterinary Surgeons, Trustees' Office, 69 Wall Street, New York. | 1862 | | | A449 | Mrs. Frederick Jonson and Miss Agnes L. Jones, French and English Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies, No. 13 East 31st Street, between Fifth and Madison Avenues. | | | | A450 | Classical and Scientific School for Boys, in Cambridge. | August, 1856 | | | A451 | Columbia Institution, for the deaf and dumb, and the blind. | February 21, 1861 | | | A452 | Family Boarding School for Boys, at Pottstown, Montcomery County, PA. | | | | A453 | Residence of Rev.d Matthew Meigs, near Pottstown, Montgomery Co. PA. | March, 1864 | | | A454 | Societas Adolescentium, Academiae Fredonia, in oppido pomfrete, Republica New-York. | April 18, 1849 | | | A455 | Miss Elizabeth Parsons, proposes to receive a limited number of young ladies as day pupils, at number fifty-six Elm Street, New Haven, Connecticut. | | | | A456 | Female Collegiate Institution, Washington D.C. | 1855 | | | A459 | Waterloo Academy. The friends of education in Waterloo and vicinity, have recently erected a spacious, convenient, and attractive building, dedicated to the cause of Academical learning. | April 3, 1842 | | | A460 | Home for Little Ones and Kindergarten. | December 1, 1864 | | | A484 | Hon. Wm H. Seward and family, You are respectfully invited to attend the Representations of Richelieu and Hamlet, | June 17, 1863 | | | A528 | Memorial. To the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States: | | | | A538 | Headquarters, Army & Dist. Of North Carolina, Newbern, N.C., March 11, 1864. | March 11, 1864 | | | A541 | Regulations Relative to the Admission of Midshipmen into the Navy. | April 28, 1849 | | | A549 | Hampton Normal & Agricultural Institute, at Hampton, VA. | January 25, 1872 | | | A591 | Thoughts for the People. | 1864? | | | A613 | Circular. Rockland Female Institute, Nyack, N. Y. | March, 1858 | | | A614 | To the Stockholders and Patrons of the Albany Pearl-street Academy. | January 20, 1840 | | | A616 | Select School at Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, New York. | March 30, 1842 | | | A617 | Seward Institute. Hon. Wiliam H. Seward, President. Young Ladies' Seminary, Florida, Orange County, N.Y. | 1865 | | | A618 | The S. S. Seward Institute, At Florida, Orange County, N.Y. | October 8, 1849 | | | A619 | Episcopal Institute, For the Education of Young Gentlemen, Troy, N.Y. | February 11, 1839 | | | A626 | Sir- In 1836, the Legislature of New-York passed "An act to incorporate the New-York State Agricultural School," with a capital of $100,000, and liberty to icrease it to $200,000 | November 15, 1838 | | | A630 | New York Conference Seminary, and Female Collegiate Institute, Charlotteville, Schoharie Co., N. Y. | 1860 | | | A646 | Mexico Academy, Mexico, Oswego Co., N.Y., 1872-3. | 1872 | | | A652 | Callisophia Literary Society desires the Pleasure of Your Company at the College chapel | December 17, 1872 | | | A653 | Callisophia, Tuesday Evening, Dec. 17, 1872. | December 17, 1872 | | | A680 | Bryant, Stratton & Co's Albany Mercantile College, 43 & 45 North Pearl St. | | | | A698 | Albany Academy | August 14, 1870 | | | A703 | Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. | | | | A707 | Circular and Catalogue of St. Mark's School, Clover Street. | 1869 | | | A733 | Medina Academy. | September 1, 1851 | | | A736 | Female Education in Haytl. | | | | A739 | Constitution and By-Laws of the Antes Lyceum. | | | | A746 | School for Colored Girls. | January 1856 | | | A760 | Shurtleff College Annual Exhibition, Tuesday Evening, March 27th, 1855. | March 27, 1855 | | | A766 | Take One. Mrs. Emma P. Ewing, Superintendent of Chautauqua Assembly Cooking School, will give Eight Lessons on the Art of Cooking | January 26, 1893 | | | A779 | Dear Sir: The Trustees of the University of Albany desire to call your attention to the following announcement. | December, 1853 | | | A780 | Sir: Allow me to draw your attention to certain strange facts that have taken place in the Naval Academy at Annapolis, which are calculated to destroy the good results which we had reason to expect from that institution. | July 15, 1867 | | | A794 | The Courtship of Miles Standish, Dramatized, in Seven Scenes. | May 14, 1889 | | | A807 | Tracy Female Institute | 185? | | | A810 | Whitesboro Academy. Order of Exercises, at the exhibition Sept. 14, 1820. | September 14, 1820 | | | A811 | Subscription for Pious Books, for children. | 1840? | | | A845 | Phipps Union Female Seminary, Albion, Orleans Co., N.Y. | 1867 | | | A917 | The Famous Highlands of the Hudson. | 1881? | | | A920 | Educational Commission. | March 14, 1862 | | | A1083 | An Appeal to the Friends of Education. | May 1, 1862 | | | B18 | Dear Sir, The Howard University chartered by the 39th Congress and intended for the education of persons of every class without restrictions of race, has by the action of its Trustees been placed upon such a footing as to justify an appeal to the friends | October 1, 1867 | | | B46 | Dear Sir: I am requested by a number of the members of the Livingston County Education Society, to forward you a copy of a Memorial to the Legislature, which is now receiving the signatures of the friends of Common School Education in this County-- | January 14, 1838 | | | B80 | Common Schools. | 1839? | | | B88 | Lyons Musical Academy. | June 16, 1868 | | | B101 | New Collegiate Institute, an English and Classical High School. | September, 1856 | | | Search the Collection Browse the Collection | | | |
