New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-16

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FAVARGER's FRENCH CLASSES open
n sAy a No. suuivsrh,yPAee-,O Gentlemen I" q m 20
Isd.. At 6 70 FOr circulars address 'hi0Osh ~
not Sn, can a. ID. gst.o9' who wish e ZEE s
.Sc.. q; b. y,t sa5 10 q Idle. soad
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a. IS. g c. v. 1:'S',; &c c&RsTERN
A NTHON, MR. GEO. c., will reopen his Classical
"A FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL. with Primary psp n
D,p and oymu.sIuu. FnAsvs. Tvsny-'I.h't on AoS
DAY Sept 10 81,
At THE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF
A MUSIC M.di.ODsy. near Twenty niaths, Piano VEIN;
per asss Instruction e'e' r'r sss, 100
4 T T0WNSENDs ACADEMY, No. 260 Bowe iy,,
"A s,,a.n,, are prepares become book keepers 10 I'll dspmn
Of bosDs. P,:.s n:roc,iOo Day md Eysnaf ksSe. de-
LADY competent TO educate children in various
n studio, And music or eopPsnSn e yGyns siTu
TI6N I.Tost.ss family ASdr.;. RREcErihSS NO %
At EDWARD MOLLENHAUERs MUSICAL
A CONSERVATORY, No $40 Broadway musical ins'fnon a.
40 ps ousIter The hail Of the Conservatory viii be let At reason
able rate, hrst elias. entertainment.
NHEYE's NEW MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
~ srd ySSis &c 5os .i:fiH'i FORA q
uNo I27s BrOsdw,y EBtrsnco No IS yfosr'h'th N.Y.
Prof b. in .ddon to the el...s. already commenced b; opened
Subscription NEW cLAssks REDUCED escs' nor ssl
the
c t:..,ss 'sS' cTtbFES nd
Ladies instruction from e Ceoel 0s snra no"
f. y. iii Be Sa ay iS Ss io:'ot. :a receive calls
I,ERGUsONvILLE ACADEMY. FergusOnyille. N.
win Nov ~ Chc9sT. hoSs ~ se yy,D, :. g.
Mondays Wednesday, 'Hd rd; S SiSf FS the SSa''
GRAMMAR SCHOOL OF N. Y. UNIVERSITY,
Primary md GSMMESG rsE POINT .sS NAVAL
ACADEMY
HEMPSTEAD INSTITUTE, LONG ISLAND, N.
bone .Sd ;fsSS fI S 'Rst m S nd s o t
a .Esa ssns Pou for R,diP k,;:SUs
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tnrytown, N. VA board;
ns.cheol for sOysThs shy sifhh emisosa.l session viii
f fGi11S.i' D. s 8 ROWE. II 4 " - ~. :
INSTITUTIONAL $75 year less than the
s price nice y0g9 9ean I'd, can h',s all hs 'dyS,.:
ECONOMY Boz No. IT'S Tribune Omee
MRS. BLIGHs ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARD
M ING DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES. No. 20 West
Sevent~eBthst, reopened Sept TO-
NJ w. LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
vi, No. l6l FIFTHAVE. aud No s97 BROADWAY
By cs% For Sp.coaa:: Light y,Ssp indeed school
Direct ir.ini6s Of NJ lyon the younger Mr. LYON Lir
Gymnsstc' are taught daily IN large hall Literary Union Of
teachers and older pupils meets one evening weekly
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE iNSTI
vi TUTE-Cascs Commercial and French With preparatory
S T. @s: sS% sS eI&RkE
Principal
MIR VAN NORMAN's
vi FRENCH and ENGLISH BOARDING. and DAY SCHOOL
for YOUNG Ladies' No West two doo from h
ave. New iork. address A. above.
DOUGHKEEPSIE YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY
"A select family school Sept. H. 1884 for CircaaI
address GEO ". MCCLELLAN An. Principal PouShksep.i.
CPANISH GUITAR-lnstruction upon this ln
~ srum,nt fcas Lady Teacher be obtained By sppy
ing AT No. 2e7 West Tweuty,eeoodst
"HNHE KINDERGARTEN" SCHOOL, FOR
CHILDREN, will reopen sEPTEMBkR " ct No 70 West
Thirty FoT Circulars ke. call Addres' MISS p
NJ coz. a. above.
rTHE FERRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE, No. l35
MAdsonsve Of Tiryseoonds,. vii reopen sept 10
Ten boarding pupil. admitted
TNHE ENGLISH, FRENCH and CLASSICAL
Il SCHOOL Of Dr. y. BERTHEr GBO. D. 0OODALL viii
op-n sEPrENBER H. At No go BIoadwsy fhsie Own
naian For CircuAfs sppy 70 LOCKWOOD 40 Ell Broadway
NONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
sor mailing boys Intelligent healthy. Christian MEN
BENJAMIN MASON. YOusraH y.
DARENTS wishing TO reside IN New-liayen,
81 while educaug their child
buy desirable HOUSES there Of o. H. BESEOlCrk Co.
No. u Pine.st New-Yort