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q, NrIION GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
n Fnhsve corner Twenty 'hsh
Ia the departments Of .. ,o,,s
ANCIENT and MODERN LANGUAGES ENGLISH siUDibs'
and MATHEMATICS,
RyoPEys MONDAY. SEPT H.
tn. prmsrr Department Sept, 49, and the Gymnasium Oct
School hour; $3.50 a m 20 1880 p M
LADY of means and OF s scs 1s. u 3 5,
cuc,te her dsughiSI and un s ~ S % THIRTY or
DANIEL PARISH w. Eo2 sirteenh' or Of Rev H. d. COLI
SO. :. uEP Scboo, Jnstitute,n founded 1866, aids
or.i give: parent. information of good schools :
FEW MORE BOYS, who are 700 sy1s y spMI p "
"A enter College viii be admitted 70 81 400 por further par
s ssasis END "a f d fSsa :aS '
= FTRsT- GLASS SEMINARY for both sexes
ES,e,% as'" .d rl'' naSscs
4 MENTA SEMINARY, AmeniGa1,r n. Y; S-It'G.r
"A both Tern begins Jan j. D. fA0'' "''
A HOME SCHOOL for ten boys at Sharon,
n Conn. Address c. JAMES, ~. Principal
CHRISTIAN HONE and th TSTs ada nstr a
TAsRYTowN MILITARY INSTITUTE
Rev 1A y j. jIcksos Pdo,ip.l and Proprietor
DROOKFIELD INSTITUTE-The Winter
ID % Madame Bo0RAEss BOARDING. SCHOOL f., young
BOOK booRsEM, Brooiisi Center, Com. -,
DENDAN's SCHOOL (for only 40 bOys)-B'way,
ID S1dst Bugiib Cla.sea German French, and PInMy
CHILDRENs HOME-A Family School for
Young Children Of both " Miss re- ssInEtk Raaps Corr,
~ Il. WARNINGS MILITARY BOARDING
~. SCHOOL, at POughkespse N T. Creul.r. sent
DREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, n. Y:
fsn. beg inc.aa .ant'se ses SrS e. I:o,r SMITH
ENGLSII and CLASSICAL SIC. s: BOA AIR., IN
"'N c tH1FEkDERTcK sBDowICK A NJ, Principal.
EARNEST TEACHING-Comm Sense Re-
BENJAMIN MASON Boz 80. 50. YOnses, NY.
EEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown, \. j.
jons s'a' s ~ Ti!hiR ts f'' ''' ''' m
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES Bridgeport cOnn-FOr ersaa address the principal
Mis- EMILY NILSSON "
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION in Civil and
work. Mechanical Topog.phc.l Drawing &C. Prot G. FoXs
dent. .ay ins New Catalogues now
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytogn. n: "a T., 4
r n. .. s'sS % Box ROVE u; s'sI' ''''' =
DEV. j. NEWMAN, ID. D., of Poultney, VI,
IL gill re.. into bis family for care and iPra0P Jan IA
I ESPINAssE FORT WASHINGTON INSTI-
II TUTB. I'D T6 81 NGDsE,nNlEtSrfSlArhsr'
French the lsus. OF the School Thorough English German aud
Circulsrs-Mhan ls3 BcSivsy LOckwOOi' sR DrOsdsi g.
LEsPlNASSB, IS PinesL
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
M ~ S %P. sk6Rf w. cERRRS P
d. Principal Prepares Boys Of all a' for Business or CoIss' On
Fer References BE- Cu BE- bad at the Iusttuse, which
Invited 10 visit
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
vi Plain, SewYSrt Principal, o B. WILLIS Phi. D.
DELHAM INSTITUTED A r ID n g
enlar. ad'dres. $. PELHAM. Ponghherp'ie, n y
DENNsYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
CHESTER, DELAWARE Co, PENN.
Resident cadets onlgl.
Session RE-OPEss WEDNESDAY, January The badinSs have
leen erected and furnished complete At cost II over
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
Very thorough instruction is given in the
SCIENTIFIC COURSES
UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY
~ DEPARTMENTS or MATHEMATICS AND
CIVIL ENGINEERING.
Careful attention given 70 TIE moral and religion. culture Of
1 For Cireul.r, .ppl,, 70 Col THO. HYATT.
President Of p. 81. A.
DOCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE, Nyack
on ludon New YoIk1hs Fall Term will sempsucs StPm
Der la Tor Cirsul.rs, with full psrteusrs address
Rev. L. DELOs MANSFIELD Principal
CTBURBAN HOME SCHOOL, New-Hayen
- and girl Building warmed by steam "aa
non pr 1eses inauencc every desirable C. H.
SHEARS, An. Principal