New-York tribune., 1870-08-03

Of the work for Gtne D,,reaon win be SUPPLIED gratis. ., ono .,
COPIES Of The lie OF Charles Dickens yn be Gent TO sn' one
I. B. PETERSON Bh3IIHhRTF,
TO whom an orlcrs work and oil eter from i.' 3
iBe ',,' ee ', ,1as; be addressed al once
Tnetrnrilon.
A HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
j. r gI&W9%R RS8TT FIyF R77s sl, Psa will commence on
M6SDAY sepl Terms 500 per auuam Music and iIen'h 'De
only e,tras,
A BOARDING and DAY-SCHOOL for Boys
In Grs,-eIaas location and Of the highest character
TIE MURRAY HILL INSTITUTE
No 50 Park.Sve,
Rev. JOSEPH D. HULL Principal
A SELECT FAMILY SCH0OL.-MORRlS FE-
"A MALE INSTITUTE M0RRISTOWN y J., offers superior eia-
!, rs pdiless c G. HAZELTISE A. NJ, Principal
A COUNTRY HOME for YOUNG BOYS
"A Apply to T. KINDS, the Institute, Hampstead. l. l.
A FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
"A Location uuequae beauty and heaiAilno' Thorough prep
rtou for College Business Professional school Term commences
Sept la For circulars. SC, address
HENRY W SIGLAR, M. Principal,
Newbursh institute, Newblrgd, y y
1 MENIA SEMINARY. Armenia, n. Y.-BOard-
$ T. FROST A NJ. Principal and Proprietor.
HOME and SCHOOL for 10 boys ages 5to r.
A SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL for GIRLS.
n NueEe 9, Pa,ils ITNd 70 ten For circulars address
ALIENS ENGLISH and CLASSICAL
"a SCHOOL. We; Newton, Mass
6drss JAMES T. ALLkN.
A -LESPINASS,IEs.r sr,Ir}5 FORT WASHINGTON
FOR Young LADIES'. OPENS 2oTH SEPTEMBER
Sjli' Sr. c5s @ Of g. IEsrEAsSE 3 Pu MILHAUs SON
pROOKLYN LIGHTS SEMINARY, Nos. Sc,
a 50 end y Noas7 % % M 5SsS an A odg sshoo for Youlg Lalc.
BSolirS r. T. cH,RbES r WEST IL n, Principal.
pOARDING SCHOOL in the COUNTRY for
500 oTa Term Of % Teess For ccali address IRA PESlELD
Principal. S.e9rey Depot. Conn
Il '7ii0A cHtFGa ItRih' stC;'ooL FOR YOUNG LADIES
The Third year commence. Sept. 49, 1910 For circular saI further in
'''i-''''-' -u-''' '' '''-'''"' MvF l. WALSH
B.,hoplo.pe. tlleh,.a. psnn.
ROARDLNG School ~ ,,,r,rrrr
Rev. TAEJ,jS&so !. . jicSsoS \ Principal ana r,,r,or
PELNIDERE SEMINARY.--A iirst-class
D H1ABDJEG syuooL m both -.se; srci Hon.ecr"1; 'fs Ca
coess rG- ca,ae aic.s Misses BUSH Principal, 8eydere, ny
DREAD LOAF INE-Ripton, Vermont rapidly
X Il. WARNINGS MILITARY BOARDING
Ss SCHOOL FOX BOYS Poashkee Sic \ Y sead l2I circular
DR. VAN NORMAN or,,,,, v,,orv Ann nay
~ ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GlRAAN FAMILY AND DAl
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LAblES-
Nos q aBl d West F!fty y-ilsts.. NewYors go
y onf5s. Ss g5 j.; We 9f a' @ % '' SEM 'Y 0'
nREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, New
~ EFsFsn session 0 o ~ Ss' o , ADi e i rsIons5 For
Catsoyne .epd to The frnc1al GRO. C. SMITH, a NJ
ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE.-A fully
- ciaTie. ana & f'i 5 & c YS, son Sept
Adlres. Rev. 4. ". cOWLIS T. d. President E!mia h. !.
LENALE COLLEGE, BorCientown n. j.
B0d ara 'i''' ~, Jo si IN s'l H. BBlEElY a. a Principal
TPEFN MOUNTAIN CENTRAL INSTl-
~, ~ ~ 7c m a "a re Ie he pi sad anei ed aLei
s % '' ,-75 7 % 52e1 wEBSFsbiY B T s y
fuller particulars, circulars aiirss L. l. BURLINGTON
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE and CLAY
EtACK COLLEGE, dr1iel1ss B ,,I M 10, % oo, CSC. %
Nl' '-''D l' 'S''D ae7 ALoXGo TLAcE A. NJ Prel.at
FEYING INSTITUTE, TarIytoTn, n - T.. 4
NELLIE. ROSIANN .....
lOyEG LtDIH+
No III EAST THIRTY iSKlHEI,
N reoe1 on ~ @ .i ' ..4 + %, 5c cum rr.c,i
tr.. .ir. of lfcIcI 51i elgr .gra lllgl.-,A .
, .-rd sa.s' he fPr.. B. WILLIS ,-i r. ~ nv.
nan ol eslr al, 4nt-g those WHO WISH 90 make music %
-i 1-r'e- Of -a-- '.fes viz b. rer 70 t,c family ani
=. r....ac.- t.a-'s r. a.e. oss .l.rss
~ ftNtH' ~ is..I .H roWnrSe. ayp DAY-scHooL
FOR YOUNG LAW.' tNN tiiL9.LN .,
&c. Sa ?. ~ s .Gs t5 .'s' & r. .' .. '..' '-''' ''
at. PLEASANT nsuutc.-Prvate classes
" a.-tr A.1.-.. 81 ;c..5I rl f.'6 o.Nt.l A. ST. Pr
TFRS. STLVANIS EEED@
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CoENEH rAHE.tyE. .rl THlRIi,MGHrd--T CJfHAi hIlL'
vu rc.'cl tte.it- tel-..' -. hll,-s- .e .-',,
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Wei For }--tc Ial-s, 81 J. JNENlti Seith1,i ~
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{EB>. PRlNCEaad MISS LNONSs
1ol ,TI % % I'D GIi c 5Fg H22g 3 5 & f by Sfoo r lI
orer >EPIsYGER u 49, Apply or Cel.rs TO above address.
| N1APLENOOD INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
AFE LAuE Pt,s-c Ms,-Lpuc established and prosperous; 81
''' '''''''- s', C. y #Pei6 phndpal
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
~ fnns. y y Frlr - O. r. NilLls, Ph. D.
IfKS. WILLIANES'
I'm .,. y, y lie, an! Cl G Tgn 2, He, fir-y1.at st.
3siSS VAN NAGENEN will reopen her
VI SCHOOL o- YOyNG LADIES, al % Esst anhst
MISS AlKENS's SEMINARY. Stamford, Conn
sppIg 20 D. Appleton George Loeb vooi Booksrlsr, KevYek
Application may made Principal Miss AIKEN or to the
Iiou W r. MINOR stamford Chairman Of tte Advisor Committee
Of .ouaarg.
NAK HILL LADIES' SEMINARY,
" Nesi E.vc. Cora.
I.ii lem nCgas o.
Mrs 3. 4. ". ArWATEa Principal
DFNNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
4 Chester ptla-re TO- rA Tor iolriei Oa,. Ise
g. BE Lunzs
arc uee and complete Dr. ai ia.is a-t 's
Two ersuac. Of h r. State. N,.r A-arsy devote tarir
tine cyUs',l g. as Dc rurts Of ''hHac aId lrs1e
thorough i,i E1g Ancient. ,ui hs.c-u Tan
g..,'ul e., moral sui
CIruhr. he ottn.i of Ttuues Esf,T e.t Cha. H.
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