New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
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n RpsIb and Puch Boarding SCHOOL for youns 'd
and Chldr,p No Is WEST sEyBsTBISrH-ST' VIII r'OpSa
THURSDAY Sept q. The BOyS Clis, No 60 "s" Es'saN W."
| reopen TUESDAY, sert ~
4 MENIA SEMINARY, Amenisa, r n "a ~
"A School '0' OI T. FROST, A H. Principal and Proprietor
A MATHEMATICAL aud ENGlNEERllNtSGS5
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\ WILLIAMSON's FAMILY SCHOOL for OF
A. EOS At BEDFORD Wesele.er Co. NJ y will reopen OF ~
HOIE and SCHOOL, for T TEN r. B91s eyes
"A ITO H. A9a-s" 5757,TmoI Co. fow nice
| n IouNs BOYS. E. HINDs's INSTITUTE, Hampstead L. l.
! BRAINERD INSTITUTE, Cranberry, NV.
| ID s. McXAIR, PRINCIPAL
DOYS, Boarding School at Wilton, Conn; home
DcpIts htathT reasonable Andres Aug mnuecH
| NOTTAGI HILL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
" PorGaxEEpHE T. wIrH MUCH rsasOs!L Ctsr AMP GvGsv
Best WspH.n
| TN, IDDaEm TmR RET. GEo 7. RIDaR, RECTOR
COUNTRY HOME and SCHOOL for BOYS,
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nR. VAN NORMANs ,vrv Avn nav
IT. iHa % ;:.i ss, f. I FSf foil information
mr.. BENDAN's School, 1870 Broadway, near
81 for G Owe. CITY % St aa KY uasfs levers
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nR, BEKTHEJ1s FRENCH. ENGLISH, CLAS-
,Hd sGS9 SO b, SSSI. Se'e 10 0'
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING.
For Circular adore, FREDERICK sEDGwCK M Principal
L7EMALE College, Bordentown, n j., furnishes
a 4d S SIS 1ad R:s Il BhRkEIEY
TAMiLY SCHOOL for BOYS, near New
STEt' Srss. i so p1S1s NJ E'T + aART%RI
FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY, Freder
L. ici Nd Catalogues, Rev THOMAS NJ CANH President
GARDNER INSTITUTE, No. 620 Fitfthho;aayyee..
and R b. .sG NV %fHTEs aHRbS s
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarvytoyn. n: VA T., 4
For sU sasr. apy TO- 90 Do ROVE 81 A. PnOs
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
T4r 1diss. 2 r. st'iG'' kso w. Principal,
NDEKGAKTEN, SGH Sn0Ix for t Ghdr HH
q G 70 ed s not g " The
NfLLE. RCS rAN'o FRENCH and ENGLISH
III SCHOOL FOR Young LADIES No III East Th.ry ,rhsI
Third door from pas'y viii reopen on Ee Pn eu.
to Praeeal AnO~ee Of the French and other modern AN
Seo oon given Drawing and P,i3tns and The eI Mq4I;
advantages those Who wish 70 make music special
,'. R, ;; Issd IIs.. s s s1n.
Arri~.:ion can b" "a'c AZ the above address
IA W. Lyons COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
w. No III FlFTlI.AYh. and No. yJ7 BROADWAY
49, Sixteenth Rooms
enus airy young pupils with Mrs Lyon tue
OF Cr Mr. Yale graduate he Wholly nucts The college
tina. all from his school shall have ample htHes 10
cJcgcl0 uun.!a, Yale,
Wilisms Prince Troy Polytechnic Only conditioned
Oer classes oOV yearly Lsbt gimocs Only good boys desired
EgR$. GAERETSON's
VA ENGlISE P3ENCn AND GERMAN BOARDING AND DAY
SCnuon IuR Gl'NG LADIES AND CHILDREN,
No. -, WEST FOREY-SByENTHST,
Re;~Hsn Fnh and SiIth-ayes.
viii REOPES WEDNESDAY, Sept TO- 1871. For circulars apply
~ above
AIRS. SYLvANUS REEDS French and En-
" glib BOARDING and DAY fCH0OL for Yong Laies and
Cren l0l Last Thrtyeighst corner PArkAe Murray Ill., New"
Yn.E -.
and request
MISSES PORTER 4 CHAMPNEY,
OiD HADLEY MASS.
The Fall Term " u CONN
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. 10. 1911,
For Crc'l1-' 'ri particulars address the Principals
Nj loo hINsDALE and Ms Mn CHAS' KEITH
ENGLISH AED FRENCH
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Ladies Children Nos rs and III Madison ave. on
THURSDAY, S'IL Il 1851.
SPECIAL attention TO tn Primary Hepa tment
MISS ARMSTRONG;
u1 ENGLISH and FRENCH BO ARDTNG and DAY SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN,
will reopen at -
on WEDNESDAY, Sept 20. Address as above