New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20

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For Young Ladies-City

For Young Ladies-city.
HENDRICK INSTITUTE. 25 West 26th, st;
sehc, for Toans fes eany alieas rnas
s M"S and ;dr Fine @P 81
syinD''' dancing Dr. skh AZ "@,f mEsS6Fx Principal
KTNDERG ARTEN, A. East 43l-st.,, near
IL Msoasys Oldest best K%s5s.rtsp in l@s city
An s rISsS Corrections ,sss 'sss sa families pps
s Siti Kin isrsaftaers. Miss r. II coz. Pnn
MILES. Charbonniers French Protestant
=. ~ Ns" , F T T@ssG"s.
a. above until sept when Miles Chsrbonner wi! 10 ia N.Y.
Miqcellaneous-Cty.
MRS. GARRETSON's ENGLISH, FRENCH,
wi and GERMAN BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for
YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN. No So West Forty
seventh ST. between FIFTH and Sixth aves WI reopen on
WEDNESDAY, Sept e. 1870.
Applications personally. or by letterIa' above
For Boys and Young Men-Couatry.
4 BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Elizabeth,
n NJ Rev. J. c. wYCKoFF. Principal.
A BOARDING SCHOOL for II Boys:
n q. W. STARR, Port Chester, ~ Y
A HOME, with suitable care and instruction,
N for six boys. Rev. J. TUFTS, Moason, Mass.
DOYS' SCHOOL in Stockbridge, Mass.
ID WILLIAM BINEf NJ A., Principal.
ROYs privately tilted for CollSgeT ~ g -
Ibul candidates coiol,e St"e~brli-e, Mass r. i'o 49,.
Nldyerack (Oilfge ~ IlUu. NV. inst, ~
" ack, N. v Pupils received at aay time AionIo fiaeS'
Pb. D., Pres
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL
~ M IT. S1 To 70 scs kew ' cAEs s E. or
Gfo i. AbEoTT. Hartford. coun.
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSIl-
year Pr pnra,4iEy n 10 training by
military drilling y maslcs, rowing, &C Catalogues sent On
application
ENGLEWOOD Classical and Mathematical
49, ssheS cont for bs sy d ars Aags ksIcnef H.
D., /. H. White, a. NJ Principals.
HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Reopens Aug.
%, 1873. Rv. Ambrpsc ioniihaier, Bethlehem Penn.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
IL WOKCES Err MASS ,c
HaaTss Young men for co%. fEy "a aqa sep p
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITu rE, Tamy-
y town, n. J. Address Eev. F. }. JACKSON, prime pal.
NIORRISTOWN, y. -Boardng-school for
NJ BY S3s. Rev. <. mowi:LI- 4. NJ, iinelpai.
Nj c. Mitchell's Family school fox Boy, West
MILITARY BOARDING. SCHOOL. White
VA PLAINS !. Y. Principal, O. L. WILLS, rb. n
AIT. PLEASANT INSTTE.-Privatc Glasses
w f1r bogs. Amaor, Mass Efab18i6 iCNasi,A ifin
NAZARETH HALL.-Boarding School for
~ boys &c Nazareth, y rtiiaInpt"n o., l'enH.
DEEKSKILL (N.Y) MILITARY ACADEMY:
ior Circ:uar.
DARK AVENUE INSTITUTE, Bridgeport,
\ c. Preparatory sfh1h Tor 0pft NhiiJ'i -" n'ti 10
eight gersoll attention h. Terms 40 pcr aH
Fan conmenets sept I. = BJONtS AM, Pm.
DOUGHKEEPSlE (N. " MILITARY IN
/ STTlU ~ VII reopen hHr-diy, sept 9.
For ne. caiaoue eoulinns moriuluO, ref reuces &C.,
II. :. JEWErT, A. NJ, Principal.
DEXNSYLVANN MILITARY ACADEMY,
Cll .icr, Penn, ogons sept g. i'll Engineering, uo
Classics AMI E.eliS thoroughly taught. For cclas !ply
col 1IIFO. HYATT, President o. o. H. BJGA'tI, ~"
Nassiu.st. Sr'g-iorS.
CELECT TIE BEST SCHOOL FOR YOUR
y IONS.
THE IRVING IESrIrt "a, at 1a7ryioVn on son. re-
.fiT. II. Thorough HsIu'OI IA the Enihsh ana
classical -tI'i0
Io o@i rent'encn ar V!rs parons o. The school
Mr. Tnnns- r>part 81 IiVaiNdy, y. Y MI %. Cha
NUE. Crirf nsinetr ir lr'Il Mr.. Louis Roberts, No
Il south st. T.. NJ. Graves. No 20 ID a1rA, y.
Y J.. ~o lea 'i,laer .aIfytprn n. " MI Lrter
Ie,lhed, pr =. LIT. Nat Bt =. iirI town. -
\. AhMAGNAI \. r.. -. A. ROWE. Principals