New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
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A SCHOOL and HOME for young B0YS.-E
"A HlN0s, A. ", rdntpi. hen9seaa L. l. ,,-
A DRIAN INSTITUTE for YOUNG LADIES,
Rsos1 Ms l. Il MaGcrs sad I'm II X pS'ssr Phrf,g., Ig:s
Sog2s;S os thor sososo c75,s u fR1 pt tnn professor.
dp,ment oreas segt q FoT Si'o'rl &C. " square
T.rYor,. or 70 Mrs l.. H. aiTiiEWs at the In,ao.e
AN ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARDlNu
IA cCTr3as s2S 949 ST49oL TIfI TfalaaYroxS' fl f2TGx
E.issi,asa D. SSo !. ECsias 5cSScrt. sSfh iTcvdns The
best opportunities Of EaropeaS and bone schools
Adl'5'' s.R,,. GEO T. RIDER A. NJ. Pdnep,l
ANETTA SEMINARY, Amenia, \. \.
"A A FAMILY B0ARDlNG SCHOOL,
an .,. u.,,.,n Railroad, 80 miles lrom Neg-forA
g eos Of seminary instruction, vita preparation for college or
COf1s.S Peres.l car. ia .tuly, habits, aud hoarh
ras Iorie. year begins Sept 10 roosr,M
DOYS7 SCHOOL~-S4OO No extras. Books free
ID cyenS YEAR Aiiress HIRAM y. POSr sng Slug, y. 4
UOYY HOME aud SCHOOL.--Falley Sem
bns ias os o.s eisso, Y rh 4i SFs saJHTfoo ghTfoS
Csrs5au hose. Charges moderate AulLess nv. : 49,
NHARLIER INSTITUTE, for young gentle tlc,
men No. l28 and l23 E,Si fweny-iourish vi" reopen SeP
%. Boarlng snd day school. --7,-----
NROTON INSTITUTE, Croton ON the hudson,
y Y-Fah Tern vii commence sept ls For ee1iai' &C. ~
HLAVERACK COLLEGE AND HgLS,Q}Ai IcI iJI,,,}.i
- ly5E We ISsT Il o5 S9a ssi 26 oS s.sc pup
s @ Az R 4e AEoyz5 41 shA5k CEN Prs 5
COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY Tor HoUNU
PoUeHSEBPSlE, NY oprqs s.,t T.
Music ''l the Fine Ai' p,reasI and rro2ro.
OWL and Mechanical Engineering at the
y Rensselaer, POlvtehuie institute Troy ~ l. ssts aSa
s,55 s @ p-d codr.s Of ,ay a particulars address Prof
CHARLES DROWN Il. Dfcuor
NHANBERSBURG ACADEMY, Penn:-Sey-
- eFhe er wear Opens 5 S n ard cy Ensncoae board
htei to 36 rooms furniture 9o.Sn ,srpoI has bi
20 yci experience rates $500 year AAares' d L. oiO
Pm. d., Chsube.51arl' fe-u.
nREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, n. !.
AI-TLe a opens Aag b. For Caoyas; agRy 20 inc
Principal. VIZ. = e-l- - = u,
no YOU wish for your son q good home,
sG@i5e &C. ' g. send '' '''I Rev. f. = B. 6iEf FdSe5
ENGLISH, FRENCH, and GERMAN BOARD
GJIress Ms n W ne NUM-, PRINCIPAL 261 Beae5t-st
ENGLISH aud CLASSICAL BOARDING.
a. scAooL StriioIa Gaq, 1, iiai iaiGicK a. M fncrs
EDWARDS-PLACE FAMILY SCHOOL for
II BOYS stoet9css Ma; tn265 961SS M Pp sSd fopf
''' '-' p B. PIERCE, successor to J. Red, lt
EEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown, NJ, n: g.,
conae. 70 iag'1 as best m sisa25 " P s' ~ grsde
EPFEHOLD INSTITUTE-FreehOld, New
'''''' Boarding S'"'' 'Il Rev Do G. cuBERs Principal
NOR BOYE-1TAESION SQUARE INSTI-
TUTE PoUGIHGEisia, y IA On r,',s so.i.3S & 1eAII R
S52nH SPHs sept r. l0 ADDE'S Jam Il jETErT A. H. PIN
E0RT EDWARD INSTTrUTE--A boarding
. SEMINARY Sexes Tgsntch year ei-' any ~ -
Fleeu cer prepare F college. ior business of iOT Lie >IJ3
per ys'' Al'''' '' S6sGP KING D. Fort EiEarl n
UOLDEN HILL SEMINARY COR YOUNG
" LADlS Brlfeoort Conn. Alires' Miss EMILY ALLsO,
NOTHIC HALL, STANFORD, conn. ...-,.,
~ ENGLISH f"f5R FOR 4 YOUNG Gf5 o-sS LlbE5
For Catalogue apply tOPdaGpals. MI. ,,rpv cu,sp
HANNETT INSTITUTE:
~ c,. BoslON; boston ;s.M3aI, MA1> r., yor,r r-d.,.
f5s' S sr 2esI e9 5aa Feae college & he $o vii
Fa9 C,ce a% cui,r apply to Rev. GEORGE GASSETT
Principal 80 Cuester.sqaa-e, Bosom, Mass
nONE SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES,
Il Sustfort, CON. Address Miss ELIZABETH WHEELER
HUDSON YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY,
4 HUDSON y YLe Autumn tembeein' Sep s. 1876 na-
FeueI oscle rsi-s Ia -e l-ly' ei @OOO ItF A1--A
yIOME INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, y. Y.-An
LADIES tl CHILDREN combining thorough instruction with home
ear ami taa5 win eogel sept 10. FOr eIea address Miss
INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF NATU-
L RAJ SCIbNCE, NENloEK and BEfLtN; Ihe hcN-1oIH
i fS1'e ai % af Tra TIE Y"Yocsso n Lss o. Berlin smosy
in Apr Of year address ADRIAN J. EEELL Director Is
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUHE
- Trp:ovn, \. l. Es41Aslsa 1897. -.
Alir,' Rev T. D. JAClsO. " A. Principal
TMBALL UNION ACADEMY,
IN FERIDEN, \. II.
Expenses than 4ay sc freA's Academy New
England . -, o..
Mt. PLEASANT Iustitute.-Prvate. classes
~ for Bows, Amlea Ma.9 Ea5 1915 IL G. SAsh A. h PIN
MILITARY BOARDING. SCHOOL, White
4YA P4.ias. Il Y PRINCIPAL O. z. WILLIS, Ph D..
AIRS. FAITH c. H0SMER and MISS +. II.
IVA ROCKWBLTs FAMILY and DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies
SPRINGFIELD, MASS Islpeal Sc9t lG SEM Tor Clreaar
NEAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for YOUNG
facilities and beauty Of location Rev G. v SPEAk PnncpaL
MISS VAN WAGENEN
VA will reonen her BOARDING and DAYSCHO0L for young
No. Is East Fortyutast IC bSDAl sept 20 Az
dress, Ill sept g Fhk.il on TIE Hudson.
TADAME o. da SILVA
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MRS. ALEXANDER BRADFORDS
tormey Ms OGDEN HOFFMANS) English. French and German
osring Day school Yosng Ladies and Children II West
n L. reoen5 sept Z4 Application uay be made oy
letter personally as above
AFNE. DE VALENCIAis INSTITUTE for
Va Children, 80 West Ouehundred hieis
st. thorough French LStl hatA
Music, Drawing sHd Painting French the anguge OF tAe
school, Drawing Painting aad all kinds Of Embroidery taught 20
Bosries without charge Parents and guni Gssrug t'er
cuctd abroad can through Maome nave