New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

II MAGAZINES, and PERloDICMs G.,
fl SH S15 HS TLlSER i7 @ RoGRs H SEs e Co., oS5 e @ % r.
3neiruriion.
A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
N fhh-s5s, corner I"eniJ-sIih'L
ip ise dep,rmsutso Of
ANCIENT .us MODERN LANGUAGES ENGLISH STUDIES.
and MATHEMATICS,
REOPESS MONDAY. SEPT u.
The PHu,t, Department Sept - the Gymnasium oct. B.
School hour: $3.50 a U. TO 2:3o p N. -
AN INSTITUTION for the intellectual,
STANFORD ooLLEdIATE Gs1 GsWTETE S,'gisF cSnn
" A MER. School Institute" founded 1850 aids
9 S y. TsS Ss2.S Ss' sS2a tfI d sS W.
A FEW MORE BOYS. who are too young TO
"a A saie, CS'is , r ND % ao5 rer S ln m a9 For sl par
! cusr st1i cr PIosPectu-'
"a HOME and TRAINING SCHOOL for
" Iau1t Bay-E HNDss Institute HenPsead. l. y. ~
ID ->''' TSRRrr9y ! NlLiiT4RY. INSTITUTE,
Rev -..' = j. ji&@c;Efs'oS i@;f' Principal .na pfopr..ot
/ RENDANs SCHOOL 0or only 20 bOys)-B'way,
ID 3s, Enesh Classical Geuns1 French aud Pn1ary
| NHARLIER FRENCH INSTITUTE FOR
REoPESS Sep,SltT 5 Coyss Bu.1e, West Point Nav school
ProsIe-tos to be bad. Prot ELIE CHAiLiER director
DR. BERTHETs French, English, Classical,
II and Msthm School olea Sept y 5 Last Porte'h'-
Pio'fecu. at LoCNwooDS, 8- Broatvsy
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Boarding SEMINAR ade and gesemeu
The Ss Pesusr Counes OF Study Classical Scientific or CGn
'r % pee ?; p FERN 81 a I5 Suispis sd-tsd !, any tine
I'D I'D ,ss soe . 'i f2 0ssP Ts e. en- ryd @ D B. D. per week
For Eivard, Nev.YorE.
EEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown, \. j.
joHS 5i.' f. BRAKFIFY T. M Prtpi & '''-'' 49, -''
HONE INSTITUTE, Tanytown, \. Y.-A
lc ., @ g i.s w. I MFfGa1T 5S pSeS S11S '' 'l' ''
IRVING INSTITUTE, TarTytoyn, n. "a
For 5V1s sfsa .S n b 'E E ROVE s',11 g. T. ~ faps commerce -
I In. HUNTS ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, and
-. FRrScH SCHOOL e.gg, a So Bo'd. and lel fh1sys
l.t S sept r51 Is fi @ ' e. l. S HrS ;Ri A'a' M P1pis. Gsl
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
vi ISsTrUTE-Css's Commercial Eagh Frrgch ,od Ger
D. Principal IIeaIs Bc Of al ages for Business or College on
Fsf Reo., &C. zee Circular, to he had at the institute Which
NJ W. Lyons COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
W. No loi FlFlH-ANE 'hd No sJ' BROADWAY, .
guj, siH Mr. Lon - oer. with NJ L,oo ,Io teaches he
iSt Gy@a.s Isis, sss ,o o. . Gay gooi bo
des'eL our ain IHr. haf, improving srho3L
MRS. j. r. BENEDlCT's Boarding and Day
VI school for Ycu- lac. AID cira. . E.si lirt sqal
P'ai'..ss' F. L. RITTER $ B. MILLS
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
VI P,ins SevYors Principal o. F. WILLIS n. D.
EIeslere. Better thf1 ,t.r-fa4..,s Co.esfs-r
DIVERNIEW MILITARY ACADEMY,
Ia POtGHLEEpElT. p. j.
t9ouS School '0
Coeys fof Wa! PIst sf Esrt
OTIS BlSBkZ a. T.. Prise ss' a. Prom
pEN. j. NEWMAN ID. D.. Of Pouitney, Vt,
IL viii receive o h family End instruction. Jan 4 ls
I'M TED number o BOYS TOrs T. 80 OIL Application stos4 b.
made
FINHE Uptown. Institute $50 Gth-ave. En-
glsh Rrcbes ArcNt aud dorl Languages dtthensa
ef0 ttUgtL An working SCHOOL, Bo7s tud.y lruy
dealt With Sue teachers ,mpovei j. ". sclermeghor
i.tou, fnucpaA
rTHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Established
A. 4. lbu, l0i West I0ueeatL-s.. Sirtl-sye
Rev HENRY b. CHAPIS. Ph D.. Rector.
Bes Thoroughly prepared Tor college or business.
WIN. II. LKGGETT's SCHOOL, 1,2l4 Broad
w PRIMARY DEPARTMENT