The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-28

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Observation-Disclosures, A. NUMBER or tx.
west II s spSc so" nsUaf Apply stable
WANTED TO RExr-A STABLE, BETWEEN FORTY.
w fourth and Fifty ninth streets and Fourth ami Sow.
Office
$lNO WILL nUY NICE COUPE, NEW Y. STEEL snS !;
pay expenses 100 East Forty -eishth street
&lOO EAou.-rwO NEW LIGHT EXPRESS
RlUV Wagons; also Ave beautiful sugsis. a, bar,
ns or same bought HOvEYs stable Sixteenth street,
near fhiri avenue.
$22soAS noRsE yKARs Y mAN Inaa Pony ,rSsF
Horse ygray for express SIS both young AIS Eighth
THE BUSINESS SEASON Is
NOW CoMMENOING, AND
BUSINESS MEN WILL FIND
THE TELEGRAM THE
MOST VALUABLE MEDIUM
yoR ADVERTISING PURPOSES
Tgf IN NEW YORK
IasTaUOTIoN.
A THoMPsoN's COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENUE
Arihn,ste and Lnguages; separate ladies Department.
for operators; NO vacation
AN RxPERIENcKD CLASSICAL. AND MArHEMATI-
al s * t Ss HfsT Saps
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ANDA, aa ro iI.R,iE, ANDALUsIA, PA. ON
~ hratlria Trenton Railroad, IL miles from
'G F 'ST PGgs w. S rr SsSS%
us wHfrc BIS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
sa etTsss s'i brsStlyS S' Eighty Ss II w. Y:
rIi fea.esday, September IL, iST2 Address
.AxIsH GENTLEMAN WANTS A LADY TEACH
a or Of English. Address NJ. G., Herald Office
TWO LADY TEACHERS ARE OPEN. FOR EN-.
"A: gasemsp.s ono a. daily gSyerness in the English
iSs' Herald ocs ADD''S' ~ ~
RusISass WHITING, sg socKKEErIXa, c AEIrHM e;
saS sSsSas bushes is,rSGsioS srpsans SsiS.s
charge; ladies receive special attention ''''N'
E'RENcn. ITALIAN. sPANIsH-PRIyATE LESSONS
and classes; special msthod .or adiss s, studying
sos Of Paris and t!ss Al West Fourteenth Street
Foreigners taught Engli'h
NEEspgMoIsE,LEs CHARBoNNIER's FRENCH
Thiry street. New York 'r orS SS eSue d
ea Hsu M' 9s iii on
Miles Cha.honner win be IN New York. French classes
for ladies three times u week
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, AT CnEs.
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nsering, the mathematical and natural sciences The
and other competent professors Circulars may be oh
York or OF Colonel THE0DURE HYATT, PRESIDENT Penn
! syivania Military Academy Colonel Hyatt will be al
the ~ Nicholas Hotel Wednesday the 18th instant
10 O'Clock A.: NJ and will be happy 10 patrons and
| ,hcrson official business
| CT. MATTHEW'S ACADEMY, CORNER OF BROOME
| - and Elizabeth streets, commences September q
| There are Elementary Grammar and Academic Depart
mcn.s This Academy offers to the student every de
The English and German languages both taught and
spoken Circulars sent ep !icati0n Apply at ad
! dress above or l3V Elizabeth street, New York.
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| CT JosEpH's ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
- Eb~hfx. n Y.-Stpdes will he resumed Septembe
| 2; Board aud Tuition IN English AMI Fren CHI, $50 Fo
further particulars send .or prospectus.
| fyNO TEACHERS.-wANTEp, TEACHER FOR MILITARY
l. drill in superior Institution on Hudson; seycra
French ladies schools city and remote; all
perierced teachers Who seek positions should apply
| American School institute IL Bout street.
| rT,IIE UISALINES WILL RECEIVE SCHOLARS on
the first Monday Of September, ct their Academy ir
East Morrsania the buildings at their recently purchased
place at Throggs Neck not being prepared for the
ton OF pupils The beautiful grounds at Throgg's Neck
! were owned by Mr.. Charles Loughran and wei
known having been the property OF the late George
| Robins.
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