New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
1nslrnrtion.

freRa
obstruction.
For Bows and Young Men-city.
A STATE ELECTRO-MEDICAL COLLEGE,
fhcHrTY 0s fso ssa ny 's
eSlsssa TTesrT 6 r. f Is Cooper G 4
DOYS' SCHOOL.-Mrs. GRORGE YANDEN-
ID HoFF reopen. her SCHOOL EoR BOYS sE 5p1;a 2
1874 school iG@ g ,o to be- a onee
p"'"' No. loo WEST 42DsT, near Reservoir Park.
nABNEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL-V. Dab
SCHOOL, H.y s5 r5? I,s r ADDRESS Ss rssSa
HOLLADAY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
and ss bSnrhy and prepared
for College, Tor scientific Pursuits aud Tor business
DACKARD's BUSINESS COLLEGE. Metho..
is 1 Sii Ha % fS2 s' Ss s
d. DUNG Eng he last wse XaSa $ Proprietor
AILLSON d. WALWORrH's Business Col
ege and Phonosph1c .Iu's c SO .a is COZ
So PARkA A0;,L; , NJ f ana Thirty snta,
UURnXY iifIL iNsTIrGrE first class Senoo for boys,
fa pupils 70 SIX T@cth year opens sept 20 JOSEPH
For Young Lsdies-Cisy
uENDRICK INSTITUTE, % West Goth st.
School ior Soan SeT%l e a health dshease
MsS and Or rng T specify ac p cssd By
sHasc dancing ng AMI noT iiSDR gFe principal
TIINDERGARTEN, Al East 43d-st.,, near
Al The P9s , sd% aso oes ." a5 s aPps
iih KINDER <artacrs. diss T. NJ coz Prln.
MRS. j. +. BENEDICrs BOARDING. and
41ds: NcwYc,s. viii reopen sept go send tor circular
ALLIES. Chaybonnier's French Protestant
n acI nSs I SSe pag Sa Nc
eoure 81 tasioh n az e,.sse lIi, " ~ re % nj
w rims fyciI:,T ard cER 49,. BOARDING. and
DAY SCHOOL for Young iadi eE sni Cii''f'a'
s5 e.. F 90 Tss'Gr sf I'm g.
ATIloRouGi i:;'GLsi Wn
TBGf Of he PiiEscH other mocern anggas's TONE
CoNGQnIs a, HON. PRIVILEGES "se the distinguish
G f D aTt G.' p and care of Pro-: B.
Me KosrAN will be home after September.
IpUrGERS FEMALE COLLEGE, 4S9 9TH
XIV rli6s D. Anderson, D D. President.
CT. John SCHOOL,
. l6AR6'NG aa pay sIg9oI Tor I Y3gNG LhDTbs
i ise.o Gn Il Wcs ls , Autumn Terra Begins sept o.
For Both sexes-cis7.
A DyERTIsEMENTS For -c' TIE TIE, NEW \ ~ =;
y S9GG 9rTid 4gF ~ T!t &c To,ar MSgEP
Gr SO co Wet r5 st. a. fT niH ifE GFr az
Ho 2.i Trays, one hnr ~ aad twenty 9Gy T.;
em savings Bank Baldinsl and a. the Ek2oKLT 1
rost ONCE up; : p IN, .: regnar ONCE rates.
EsADEMOjSELLE TARDIVEL" BOARD
YGk 10 a N H cr Yong ic Children and Infants
sept n. Apply personally or by lctt,r. -
EgRS. SYLVANUS REEDs ,
VI ENGLISH, FRENCH, and CERMAN BOARDING and
DAY 5000. 70. inns , Lao rs ana Th ,st'
The ,q Ns seea iP Yes % i $ 90 is75 'N
4 hINpEsGARIrN viii be opcncd oct ).
MADAME C. MEAkS, assisted by Mile.
Louise SEE, ENGLISH, FRENCH ard GERMAN
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for young Ladies and Chill
dren No 222 Madsonave, NcwYor win reopen sept 90
AIRS. GARRETSON's ENGLISH, FRENCH,
NE a"d GEKMAH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL foi
YOUNG LADIES AM CHiLDkEN, No. 52 west rory
soventhst and sixth ayes, viii reopen on
WEDNESDAY, Sept. % 1875.
Applications maze personally. or by letter. as above
NADAME 0. DA SILVA
N Mps. A1Ex. BRADroRDs
Ia s"S sosrn ing ard Day scoo Tor Yoaas e c
Gren with cahcnies No. II Wsst oth st. new orr.
sOnaLy as above
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Elizabeth,
N n. Rev j. c. WIckOfF, Principal
A HOME, with suitable care and instruction,
"A far six boys. hev. J. III f1s Moasoi iiass
FEW YOUNG BOYS will in future con-
"a sute the HOME - HOOL FOR Bols al Stra.Yi1
Com Fan term oycls sept. i. Rev. L. b. EMEhsoN'
I
GOOD HOME healthy location, thorough
"A preparation for collie or b sness ~ tho MESH
INSTITUTE, NesilDic som Is Co, y send Tor cicu
! lar. teI. +. - "a M 4, lIic'f't.-
A BOARDING SCHOOL for 20 BOYS
| "a PORT CHESTER INSTITUTE, lOr'ciester W's
chester CO. n Y. O. WINTHROP STARE, w.. PRINCIPAL
Surroundings at active HJuae Win ciiy at1inent
heaoi by s,ca.n. (ymuAsluI Grounds ~
acres TERMS 300 PER ANNUM.
! pOYS' SCHOOL in StockbrdSe, Mass.
40 WILLIAM BINEr. NJ. A. PRINCIPAL
BOYS privately fitted for Coege.-UnsuccesS-
kbiu canddaics coached. stockDrdge Mass. r. iOiFAAN
| RETTS's MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
hb Eab!s!ied3 81 years In pr,reat locality ihor
.ly home school situation unrialei IN s adaptaon 10
boarding. Purposes. Keopens SEPT H. Address
| JAMES BETS. WIN. JAMES BETS. Principals.
Nlaveraek College 4 lIul. Riv. last, at Claver-
" sck y. y. PUps Teoelyed at aug un Aohlo fIack'
| I'a. H., Pres.
| NHARLES ID. MORRIS, VI. A., late Fellow
~ Of One, oxford reoiens his SCHOOL for BOYS at Mo-
began Lake, pcekski, =. 4, sept. H.
| CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
| " LIMITED TO 90 bOYs.-Sext tern win begin sept.m
Der 10 circulars, address Rev. CHARLES i. on Dr.
| Gl-O. l.. AEBOl'I, Hart ord, Conn.
| CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL, Cornwall
| V fltf Ind. Y