New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
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For Young Ladies' CITY.
J. dOREMIEULX and MISS KEITH,

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NIss HINsDALE n v,,.,u ,o.pn
M No 0S Se% f En- I6oL SosSd iibiE KIN
| DERGARTEN for little girls and BOYS.
MRS. GARRETSON'' ENGLISH, FRENCH,
wi ard GERMAN BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL fof
YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN, No. S2 West Forty
ssyvnthst, between Fifth and s1'haVes VIII reopeh on
WEDNESDAY Sept %, 1878.
Applications made personally or by htter As ABOVE
| MILE. ROSrANs
DAY school for Young k Is,,s; InS children
t1HG , Fpss F 20 sS.PGr e rs
ATHoHQuOn EN- SLIsh 02lL nSIATH C Coy x 2 VII
T q" Se ii FaEch Il a 1 s.r
ing isaiase - q I'm iS .esoel ~ 800,
Single rooms those who apply IN time -. MEN
The Musical Department IL under the ca~ Vi f'o' - de
ME- ROsTAS wiz be home after septemberl
DUTGER3 FEMALE COLLEGE, 4S9 9th
~ aaPy TfTGa B. ANDERSON D. d., President
M Mn. aksx - c BRhcKfTl sqd Mig. tx n; EiyolT
M g school rd T & S%
For Both sexes-City.
MADEMOIsELLE TAKDIVEL" BOARD
YORK, REorENs for YSGng 1aiy, Children and Infants
MRS. WiLLIAMES, assisted by Miss CRUT-
si1 an French EG Ws Hf P s'P pr dS5 as
is requested on THAItsDAY. sept 49,
MADAME c. MEARS,
* Hi.ss = % 5& 4 Ss1S DAY
VIII 81 hi6r aa2' %STsTbSS ER s ssT, %
MES. SYLyANUs REED's -
DAY o sGn and E ISI fSsHs 20 :r % FIX.
The i2th school Year Will beeIn sept 80, 1915.
Hed irsE ani Sept i" 10 YSSesrk NexJersey
MADAME o. DA SILVA
MRS ALEX. BRADFoRDs
an Day Sshoo feT Yeaqs ades So aud y CI
Rcopeus sept ~ Apple may bt ade by letter or per
soHally ~ ABOVE. sS'
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
4 BOARDING school specially equipped for 20
~ young Boys; 600 nyear h. "'sAM, iemasfe.i ~I:
A BOYS BOARDING SChooL, Elizabeth,
- NJ. Rev. e WycKoFr, Principal
4 HOME, with suitable care and instruction,
"a for six boys, Rev J. TUFTS, Nonsol, Mass.
4 GOOD Home, healthy location, thorough
- rIs ios solese or 6ssI9ss at the NSA lc9
lar aT IuE N''n' S'miF Nv n r b. G1KlY prine PAL
A FEW YoTNG BOYS VIII I'll, Inv in future I,, con
corn '' Fa tenn n opens sc IT, Kew Kew b. EMEsoN
Principal.
POYs SCHOOL, in stockbridge, Mass; ,,
RErTs MILITARY ACApAMY, Sta. stamf lord,
dns fgnI home , sloc s s uultl aied din II
9 3 BnfT. VIZ .JfAafs SNirrs I.neipas
Clavcrack College & IIul. Riv. Inst, at Claver-
< aci. PuplIs received at TINS. Aou1o Flack,
HlARLFS u. NORRIS, N. 4, late Fellow
nsgna ii as c' oiSt r. S sept S q 'O' 30 ~ 80
NHrSTER VALLEYAGADEVY FOR BOYS,
Sna fGsaHi ats rs@n:f' r "nS Gsss
c'rciIar = DoNT.I;ivY long a. N. principal.
CHAMBEKsBURG ACADEMY, PENN
tS1ri III tin siSf yneaSs isysas rec ID
CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL. Cornwall
aces mrric thr yred1i mcsDGfsi four male teachers
and three leot"Icrs WIN reopen sept TO-
classical md ENGLISH SCHOOL
y LIMITED TO 20 BoYs-NsXt tenn NJ ,erin 7,pt M
Pee, 'fE II 81 hGE s'S l,sli r; cpdS S'' oNl''
(IVIL and Mechanical Engineering at the
u Eenssel1er Polytechnic lnsiilnte, Troy, y. Yliy an
p IasGi Bopcns l ' iS For ,Snaa Es r eona"s
Improved Conrse Of stad airr IS Prof tha browne pIee
COLLEGIArE INSTITUTE, Newton, sus1
1c ss q t Sec fos ,t'S'' bssn Direct
recess toy pclegrapn COMMUNICATION Read report oi
Committee Oh i''l-''''- - z sTrTE%s, A. W. rrScp1
CANANDAIGUA Academy. Eightetl ami
in manly derotue 20 th"'nEh i'r'S4on seI h
trincipals, NOAn 4. CLARkE, i. :. HALE.
ENNGLEWOOD, n. J.-Classica and Mathe-
II mAi,ea school for BOYS MIN En- ~ LITE
ERAS&US HALL ACADEMY. Ilatbu,h, L. l.
FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS at UNION
VILE. y -. MAXWELL MA.
h'lVE vacancies ut 81. Clements Hall, Ellicott
y CITY, Md o"s b niareemnn April at once zee adv
EALLEY SEMINARY, Futon, Oswego Co.,
has i ieA j fSS S GiH tH .''' '''00 -'' '1
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, New
acrsyA Boarding school for Boys Rev q. CHAN
rNAMIIY SCHOOL for BOYS, Newport. u. l.,
J. r. LEsiiE, Priqei a. formerly H. H. Ray and f j. r.
Prepares for or II eolrges or o business I!rnc
thatcher Tiaycr j. p. W Fton, Head Master Eogegs
COT A. noc Prof Ir(ncl, va,ar coli J. 3 tof = Co, Pub
FORT WASHINGTON FRENCH and En-
raerca End Industrial institution Tor Young gentlemen One
iesdeec OF T. T. nsu e TSsat, n.y. va.
T Ssr =, fe ~ sc"l and olIcsc Tecior- pcr,
Tie Baing rItkVosf successor 90 splssse& Provost
ERFYLOCK INSTITUTE South William
~ ston Berkshire county, MassA hpstcla9+ prepaatory
School terms $500 per ysar f ssS92gns addi pr'nc,n.
IOWA COLLEGE, GRINNELI- Iowa, oldest
Golesc ~ o%a-fS1r rsn@, o 19a "a e9arcSs No
e G%' f Ss at GEoRGE f. MxG6uN 10 pei A" AZ
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE. larry
samcsburg (N. j. IDst,ute.-A wide-awake,
- thorough school for boys ". oAKEf, A. NJ Principal
MADISON Classical Instltute-A School for
lfh Boys; Madison. ~ j. JANIS sHIER. MA. Principal
EFORRISTOWN, N. ..-Boardiag- school foY
IN BOYS. Rev. :. n. HOWELL \. NJ. Principal.
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL. White
VA plains, N. V. Principal o. WILLIS. Pm d
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