New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-28
JULY 20, 1876.
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W-YORK HOMGOPATHlE MEDICAL
4 -, 6ia6' sos Fiitllve, ewYork. -
DUTGERS FEMALE C0LLEGE.-Fall term
IL opens sept n. Rev. riioS D. ANDLNsoN' D. D. ir''
Country,
4 HOME, with suitable c4re and md i H
kLENANDER NSTITUTE.-Military
"a roir,lag School, White Plains Ny Principal o. H.
A GOOD HOME FOR CHILDREN in
~ Bolglirg,c school a. Wilton Conn., terms to SUIT Al
ir5ss AUGUSTUS wHuL9cK.
ALONIO 'FLACK. Pres. Ciavcrack College
y anG H. T. Inst located will his amiir until sept
wh,re he wi be- pleased 10 ola pupils aah friends
A CHARMING sheltered home for mother
q r.s daughters VITA devoted maternal care aud unusual
advantages OF class study. under the best Instructors "lth
Best Rc'cr,ne. gwen and required. Address Mrs. j. E.
4 SUMNER BOARDING-SCHOOL at High
"a BndgcA few children will r,eiye sgt Gror E aH
lN~TRutiioN al me e29,Iy rcv. in.G tcerheTy
o or aGf W.. Miss = T. MIfCiIf nigh Bridge NewYork.
4 FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for Bows
Y and oiri1 1udrr wears u age a - miles from
Sew Yors 20 per board, washing tIton and the
gcha'r ray re- boarded during Summer vacation re-
Apply 10 BIO H. y Manh1sset Long Island.
DURLTNGTON COLLEGE, \. J.-CIasslcal,
pOPDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, \; j.
lai,og AS excellent Es s'S M, G. i BoWGS H. president
BOARDING SCHOOL-Music, Drawing,
- Languages AB H@" w ' -oajS Gion. Conn
pOYS' ENGLISH and CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
ID Enyoo- Of Hartford Conn Rev, e., =: anu d. " H.
BETHANY ACADEMY, Family school
l'c, M {GtTs W6%DRGPf frntirsI Gclhany. Conn
no Isl
ID STANFORD, CJNN. ,,,,. ,.,
Gi,.l. %aa,b5r limited ILir,y n.nh wear begins SLIT
H. parent, 1.a guardians oosiup for good school where
Homo are in,',i Wit this acal-my before deciding else
rnJre. CTtu!ats sent on apric4ton.
CLASSICAL ms! fTUTE.-Mrs. liarwood's
y Aelr, Family school ;or lounc ladies a, I't'AhA on
hcSurc~ ,bufy. ndtuTai Ge'.OUGrHt 'a',."y .o"'"',
gHAPPAQUA Mountain institute Bo9rding-
healthy cauo1 ytrms moderate. $ c. COLLINS al
Principal. chanpagua y y.
EHAMBERSBURG ACADEMS, PENN De
u lshud laca,, easy Of access, per cng"d ea,n'T
=. '-i sca. g. j. Il. >HJ MAKER. rh D. irioc'pal
lOLLEGIATE and Commercial Institute
< Gen Hrs>ELES school, View il'yen Conn. i2d ysar
Preparatory 10 ,oro rc"uuur schools anl hu'ihr, @
ca5@ gy %, " s5ais s military r"f |u,, *.
ILAVERAGk Coilrsr and II. x. Inst. Clayer-
- ack, y. l.4ai y,'r "Tls T,l,' H. go" @
mons; Iwrniy la,ru, ~, lnni"uE vi r,..
Kew Kew E S'i'S.@if rGH T., res. ''
CENTENARY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
y Eaotr't@.0u.. y. J-Inrt year opohs N',.b h"iiht
men Jared f.r c1rer or ior D',ine' aud 1Ig g @
i.g@ Biirg IT class ia al respects home com
''''' EcS.GEo. II. WHITNEY. d. p, Pres.
nE GARNIO IN~TITUTE.-A Grst-caS,
school AZ mut, rate both Fnf rttSpru',
4uI particulars aaairasJ ANS VI DE- "AItN' Aln'De'A'
nREW SEMINARY AND FEMALE col
~ iE,F carmel, ~ D. formerly known 90. btr" ladies
seminary op-l. both ..xe, AUG o. icl.,'a homc kc
school ioI ea-ucst N"r'. Go. g. H'il w. y W.
ERASMUS HALL ACADEMY, Flatbush. l.. |.
H j. HASBE'J'h. \. NJ, PRINCIPAL
ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE affords supc-
II Advantages d. eh."r rtH,'' n !n nue. a,s AT
'ar-s. u.. S. v I."Li-~' D. h.' President. Next r''-
7!NGLlSH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING.
- SCHOOL ~'rat'nri Conn. &'tI ear. elfnr irilbe
EIc Rt5 H. T. i I'm i'''' address D.,'1 ''
V'NGLTWOOD. y. J.-CIa-scal and Ngthc-
- mal.l BoarHue school Tor Bow. .,"p.s sgt -,
L'ALLEN SEMINARY, Fulton, Oswcgo Co.,
So e,tris kt.-r,s r,y.Jt-. GILNouR. 4. 81.
CORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, \. Y, for
a,..s IEJ gentlemen sI"' pr var ~ H"1d i'd I'm
Annette. D. bi%G. b. 70. TuiI'uu. Aus 81.
GROVE HALL. Nev-iIaycu, Conn.-Miss
N E.ri'1r ,.. 'rr r.r- li''s fe'TcIs ~"p'-" 10
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young ladle,
~ E-aa"tort conn. Aadrrs, MISS EMILY NELSON.
GOTHIC HALL, stamford Couu.-English,
- French i4 .1aq h"Ahpl ~" '9 d ia Mo- 20.
AKIN y CHASE. Principals.
i,REYLOCK INSTITUTE,
x South Williamson, BERKSHIRE County, Mass,
Established lu l~.-, 49,