New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Jnstrnriion.
RURNHAM's AMERICAN BUSINESS COL

ID LEGR SPRINGFIELD, MASS. .,..
Of actual Bushes; opesoa; SG p5.f'E EsS na, &c. 10 ii e
NATIONAL IN ITS REPUTATION THOROUGH IN ITS INsrRuc
TIoN, COMPREHENSIVE IN ITS COURSE
hsthe best Of the Kind in the N's
4 has the cordial Endorsement Of business men in Masachn'
& r 70 ,spt ourselves with character and
gg commend 4 to public % most csef ne e% to the
consideration and patronage Of the young men anu women O
assured by dsinterested persons well qpae & 60 SOe ss
business colleges in the United States! Inc
It's location central and study thorough and practical
Is one Of the most complete thorough Institutions Of the kind
Let ali yOuhg who get access to me A%e'An
In eveTg particular il is dcass COLLEGE with course o.
study corps Of instructors and general hch.es Me- sg % '
The American Business College has be'one an rStaDhs4s tn 0
'rs9 S Tg5 1 RaS1 ee. 9ne n over others character
requiring thoougbnss and less haste IN It's course o
1t the most complete and thorough Institution II fdds all the
promises makes and the Inducements holds Oat to young Den
Ne College and found one Of fe largest & anc o0 O
practical business education, most heartily commend w H
SEw COLLEGE, BrILDINGTe Of tlis IHsia
s5 sP a.e ns lPi4 @ And to tbs ea was lately
unqnonsbt best organized and most complete Business College
ever eRchHRS eI, PAPERS etc, giving full particulars relating the
study expense ofDord and tito9 nay & GG had D % %, rT
Lo'iS '" D'"'"A' Springfield Mass
4 NTHON, MR.. GEO G., Classical FRENCH
N and ENGLISH SCHOOL with Primary Department and ''"n
stun. Fhhsve cor Iweuiy-stIths' ------------
A LADY Wishes to place her daughter aged
~ H. at select family boarding school in The country M
snj reference Box No 1851 Pcsto6cc, Nev-loIk City
O0OPERSTOWN SEMINARY.-A first class
" BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES sHs or ~ ~ 9
Times time SPs "a %eat at" Wei " in furnished tao1 $50
a @ o Ss S s ssyoGR:Rs oES FERSiSs r6c c
NOTTAGE-HILL SEMINARY, Poughkeepsie,
"a thorough .S ss:, 3 GL9h % p SShCG Gr6ReE tx fo9Fs RDs IS
T. r.; S, Sr'Ts1f,'o' &tsoH "-' o' -'' y pyN' % u. ~
nOLREARs COMMERCIAL ACADEMY. No.
cog Wv %T1s S6a.,. AEIS Gtasa are S qrse %
ior head bookkeePe Boys prepared practically Tor business
ERENCH CONVERSATION and FRENCH
Who m ts,eb in tie best mcs 5 aud RroLn to whom
reti5ncc win be given Please address or call upon hLLh Il" "
Bancroft House :, - ,.--oS- : .. :
EEMALE COLLEGE. BORDENrOWN,N. NJ.
Rev john H. BRAKEIBY 4 VI. President
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG
~ LADIES Df's'p'' ''""' ~ Miss MILi NElSoN.
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, at Clayerack,
meHis $50 ya No krs ,Icgi r1G MG's Tenn M ls Gpt,'
Gpd5 Leviss Gymn',te. ior lsd'es Aaar pn" Tor ''h'
REV. AlOSlo FLAcK. 4 " Principal
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tauytown, n. "a
Boarding School for Boya For Crcor 'F2g to T. HOWE
MILITARY BOARDING SGHoQL1aWhite
VA Plans, y. T. o y Wills, y ~ - rf'A'lA
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
o M Sa @ Me, y oSoS' cers .eT i' Ne
wishhgtonsQusre Ienns rea''rae" GEO w 'LANh' 4 '
Principal
DOLLOCK INSTITUTE for BOYS. at Pitts
begins March a. add crutuies ~ Nechs
xfeye and grounds uhTous climate delightful sosnsr
sup nor teachers and spplancss and FAMILY HONE s
sections, few vacancies exists For p4ucuars 9ppl 70 hc fL
psl WM c. RICHARDS. PttsfeE. Feb 10 i,b'
DIPLEY FEMALE COLLEGE, Poultney. VI.
III the NEWMAN President begins - Sprng Session feo'i
Senifo for circulars
| VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
For uakibs boys iutelhgtat bsAtty Ctnsiou MIN
! BENJAMIN MASON. loht,u y. y.