New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
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MISS MACGREGORs SCHOOL for Young
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NEW-JERSEY MILITARY INSTITUTE,
IN On Tie Delaware psar freuseu, NJ
REV ELIAS g. SCHENCK, A. M, PRINCIPAL
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NEW SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, 204
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receive M q bS only The best advantages Of 'sAos and
UDENNINGTON SEMINARY-An excellent
BoARDISa SCHOOL e. SoS 'ess. Terms D. eSs.s1eo'
Nsg-York. Address THUS hAhLOh Pennngton hev-sersy
pEM0YAL.-MRS. FREDERICK JONSON
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pOCKLAND INSTITUTE, Nyask, on the
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By NorS.fn Railroad HIniesTe station the Ouads Pail
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PLURAL HOME SCHOOL, select family
~ School in The be.ufc vass Of a.ron Gshsa C.
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REY. j. NEWMAN. d. D., of Poultney, Vt.
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SMALL BOARDING SCHOOL for boys not
- sysn old s per wee including Board w..hins Tuition and
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COWARD INSTITUTE FOR BOYS.
- FLORIDA ORANGE CO.. kEw;YoRk 800 per year pay, 70,
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SEDGWICK INSTITUTE, Great Barrington,
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don home insoenses: Ia :. BIRD. PhnopalI
SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS, Ed.
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THE NETWORK YALE SCHOOL, 1888
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TTHE GERMAN AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
,367-37I WEST TWBSTi-THI tuo ST. ...
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dies Young Gentlemen including Nhdeg,ren Gym
pasu Dancing Boardn will be received r. THURA Director
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL founded A. d.
Il lS20 lO West Fourteenthst, HIthaye Rev HENRY
CHAPLIN D Boys thoroughly prepared for college business.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
~ winthopp.c prepares BOYS for business college The 18Th
year opens Sept e. Grcua With testimonials from Emeritus Chan
ceor Ferris Cbaneeor Crosby and Faculty Of University and
President and Faculty Of Yale Coiee be obtained at
Thomson Bros 1,lo7 Broadway NJ NJ HOBBY g. CHAsK
WM. H. LEGGETT's SCHOOL, 1874 Broad
w way, one door below Thriethst
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Il A BOARDING SCHOOL
for making boys intelligent healthy, Christian MEN.
ESTABLISHED 1884.
teaching. Commons management
BENJAMIN MASON, Boz No. ga, Yonkeu. y. J.
d s(OS A YEAR at the STAMFORD Conn
qpe)StJ COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR LADIES. Pupils re-
eeived at any tins. c. PLACk, A NJ
THE MISSES DOREMUS
open DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies and Children At No. ~
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