New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
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A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
N Fiils'c, corner i"e-5 SiH'~
IA the deJ srtreut, OF ....
ANcI3Nr and MODERN LAYsrAGEs TyGLIsn STUDIES
sni stTIt AilCs
RgOPENs MONDAY sirE p
m, p,i,,rr ner,r.aeat sept I9 aaI the Gym um O'A
Sehoo. bours: 9:J0 m. to lD .. %.
A LADY OF means, and OF acknowledged
"A ere,oP .ni eglirrr Vs. S l hen % @ % sye For psr0,
sSS re'I. to Mrs JOHN lrE Ne y "esi ~ % %
P6Slt1 P6S Ys. Gas ssJl Fl @ @ res'S S,i, S'''''' nv
:. a N,ER. school institute" founded 1875, aids
.ed. tho, S ss ,ss. .Tl nc s Of sG asoo j.
A FEW MORE BOYS, who are too young to
n enter Colege will admitted to ST MARfs sEhNAh1
Fahns y Dsri nd Taion anaum 500 f0r further par
A FIRST-CLASS SEMINARY for both sexes
y@na.cs % $40 per year address r. nASLoS' Pennington New
A MENIA SEMINARY. Armenia, \. .Y;@For
~ Term begins Jan 4 s. T. FROST NJ A. Principal
4 HOME SCHOOL for ten boys at Sharon,
n Conn. Adre.. G. JAMES A NJ. Principal
ID TlRRYT0wS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Rev. IHej, z j. j3cksoS jNs Pracip,l ,ud Propts.or
RROOKFIELD INSTITUTE-Ihe Winter
Tenn Of Madame BoORAEas B9AhDlNS SCHOOL f1s Guns
booaGKM i BrooiSsa Center Conn -
RENDAN' SCHOOL gqr only vs 40 5soys)nBway' s P,H,,
CHILDRENs HOME-A Family School for
Mis-, p sELLBCK, Reidng, Conn
~ b. WARNINGS MILITARY BOARDING
VI SCHOOL, at Poughseepss N Y. Circular. sent
nREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, n. Y:
~ sgnag Session Of IL weeks begins fsS G safe and pleasant
home Best educational Advantage Rev GEORGE SMITH
{" ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING
II SCHOOL stra,iord COnn-Wnier Session begins Jan. D.
''''' 'O' ''' "FREDERrCK sEDGwICK, A. NJ. PrnepsLn
EEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown, n. J.
jdBS SGa A. sR.KFTf sR TfR I President f'' 0's''
GARDNER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
" DAY SCHOOL YOUNG LADIES No go Iithaye poqr'
teenth opens sept 20 Able masters in charge Of the several DE-
p''''"'"N Rev d. II GARDNER Principals
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
Misc EMILY NELSON.
HOME INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n, Y.-A
.a.- s1a s & 9 R ' sSSLS 9 F. pH yR"3s ''' and ''' %
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION in Civil and
Mechanical Engineering Land and Rass Surveying % s0H 91 9Tss
cS ss9H .1 EosSeP P soe "a 'tp coogs q Bso
received any time. New Catalogue now re.I
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tanytown, n: IA
For ai srsu.% apply to D, :. ROWE, N. A., Principal
r /. N. HUNTS ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, and
s1 D thEScf e PD fUoh n.s PsG j. yuaoT n 1sds Depart
msniE Prepare. for life J. /. \. HUNT, A NJ Principal
I ESPINASSE FORT WASHINGTON INSTI-
i TUTE, EDANDSENBNrI-SlXTHsT
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
language Of the School Thorough English, German and
Crcua-Mhau's Broadway LockwOofs s2 Broadway c.
LBsPINAsSB, p Pnest
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
NJ dt6RE ERSA W. Fss Ps s5 Per-
d. PnpsL Ppse Boys Of all ages for Business or College on
reasonable terms Al,
References CrcuArs oe hsd
parents invited to vinL
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
1N1 Pi.ins, sew-Yort. Principal, o. r. WILLIS Ph D.
SCHOOL for BOYS The second term begins jan For CIR
culas, address PELHAM folghseep'e " l.
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
CHESTER DELAWARE co. PENN.
(For Resi lei Cadets 0niyl. -
Session REOPEES WEDNESDAY, January The bindings have
been erected and furnished conplet' az cost o. over
ONE III SDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
Very thorough instruction is given in the
SCIENTIFIC COURSES
Two graduates Of the .- .....
UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY
d,yot. their time exclusively to the
~ DEPARTMENTS or MATHEMATICS AND
CIVIL ENGINEERING.
Careful attention yen 10 tie moral and religious eutse OF
'Iao,s Po, Circu,sr. .pplv to Col THO HYATT.
| rf' Presiient Of ?. NJ. A.
DEV. j. NEWMAN, ID. d.. of Poultney Vt,
will receive family, and instruction Jan III
OF BOYS from 6 Old Application should be
made
SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL, New-Hayen,
y Conn for girls Building Namel By Warm
baths Parents rely tie Home school m oa
ton privileges and influences way desirable T. H.
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