New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
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For Boye and Young Men-o.ty.

For Boys and Young Men-Gity.
4 SCHOOL for Young Bow, 35S LeX-aye.
~ bet 4O,h ard tls'sts seventh N'I opens sent @-
A CLASS FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN and
~ Private pot7acion. IHo~. r. ASH ioj West io'i.i:
A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 212 Madi-
~ soaaye bct"cgn ,a ag9 a'.,s sG', D, h3al. '"o
4 CLASS FOR BONS-Thc design Of this
~ Glass to taoaay rrgmu, boys for oo oet colleges
Ee'cI.Gcci iiea Ii', o. Harvard University. Theodore
Roase,,'i aDt william j. .,o ESQ of N"N ot1 Ll,
For drculaI,, apply 20 AEfHIk H. CC lLElt @; class
NOLLEGIATE TRAINING SCHOOL, 1S2
Y 5thaye J. De- st. u. A. ~ ucipl ro"p'us sep 20
pr, rii on tIdroas Wor cGuaT- a Tatn4
CHARLIER INSTITUTE, Central Pnk--For
v Bows aud Ioung GrIilcmcn oi 10 @ Ss'L ioa,ing
schools. French, German, spanish carefully ialght ana ana
year O'S'"' sept i'' Prof BILE cHAIuIER, precor.
DR. 4. CALLISEN'S DAY SCHOOL Tor
DABNEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, 20 East
1I23ust Preparation for college. Circulars o. application
DR.J SACHS's COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
lO Vest IT., corner have rtopens sept % nor
pTSga5S ,apeclg Tor Cornell harvard and Columua
DR. BERTHEI7' FRENCH. ENGLISH,
btIASsICAI. and dIATHEMAiICAL SCupOL roprn-
,pe(tu' m " az 10 IocsT 'i;' sTo5d;- sl2 br5alwsy.
IN :. EVERSON's COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
~ cor Forty III an@ TlS,(g , 0-l, fI yog9e
49, pctcr. fo an. following present lailnns.
Howard Crosby d. D. Prot n. B smith ID. d..
Prof r. D hiele Gt ID De- irf Go L. ii,nu''' D. d.
EpSkine = White DID, Cha. I.haoy DD, .ieI'.t rnmble
F1EZANDIE INSTITUTE for young gentle
81 West 33dst- Eleventh year complete staae'i
circulars on demand
MORT WASHINGTON FRENCH AND EN-
4 GlIsH INSTITUTE, l5l-tst. aud kngsDrtge road
New Yori city 80 yesl 1oi F9.n8 gfAli'meh @ Mn Ie
or al Tie institute station also af te a. school Droc
tory Domestic" EulMns v. rEEFOsT Principal Sue
oessor 10 L,slH asse Provost
HFIDENFELD INSTITUTE, So LeXing-
H toa ayc-Eugi. ard GtilnH baY aHd BOARDING s'h'o
Holiaday Collegiate institute, l.2S5 Broad
II wev.stu,y liour So 70 0i an, naan'f 'oWary VOL y
Neiod o. Boston selooof Modern Language French aud
German.
HARVARD .UNNERsI.TYl..1-The Prerqra--
tory Glass II 9ir Wal w. NiW&LL rs limited 90 fboui
papiis 5GT GoIEE%E,s GGpEZ e,o. HIcIARD 4. Nc.
Ci'BDY, esq, ROBERT r. LIvI&us1ON. esq, no East
IOHN MACMILLEN's SCHOOL, I.21i I'd
- way Three EJ.rl'rs tak'n. tir...ii- at Iutuains
! II. MORSE SCHOOL l.2G1 Broadway
os Ieopoas sept. -. Prepare. ioi h.isat. Aae, @c.
HARRIS PATTON Classical school viii
~ REOPEN WEDNESDAY, sept. 20 at l.l'd h'on1"'r.
NyISS WARREN School for Boy, RI
~ ofESS MQSHAf G,t r S d, ,a55 a$HS m hs dr5Je Gi y &
MISS DU VERNET, assisted Icy coapetcni
BOYS uadr B. at so Ii3 Wcst T9cnyInntrs,. one door
nom ~1Nafp., MiJN IN D. sept l'dl Dptiff47 arc
taken 10 thc PARK alter an early dinner.
NYOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
WI INSTITUTE 80 40 Na-hiu- -t0ufsqu-It. 3. Y. City
GEO. W. CLARKE, ~. d.. Principal thoroughly educG'r.
pupils an agc- both ami o., I'm acauenic
year sept Is Circulars bookstores and a. the Institute
M W. LYONs
NJ NJ rA 81 carbl %gati i Broadway
OPENS SEPT. 18. TWENTG-FlEoT YEAR.
Stsadfast patrons a fair test 10 q school.
Several wtllknONn names OF d-I years patrons follow.
pref,xed numbers show tic years o patronage
~ H,i,ry 81 Alexander. q. HsniaaHf Curtis
-. Henry Day. - CALVIN j. hHN
10. John EsOUas S James H. AGiiiuc'
o. Dr.. I'd -. Bartlett. 7. OTsUn f.. Mum
Several have Iad sons iittad for college
DACKARDs BUSINESS COLLEGE RE-
L OPENING-rhis insn ioD win tolpcn ioT The year
MONDAY, sept. q. SPECIAL Iao- 0r tuition a. established IN
May win be atiaindbc during August Nr. Packard vii De -
Lis MINI q > 2 p .LL --.L ..-L.