New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
Tor Both city.

4 MtIIt' IN NINlEkifA u t'.-l ne an
- yp4r VIII 8a.lu lOEBAh. Dtl .. ~ 50 i..- s,t q.
Al tiy. Ito.ic .lea, la.if.I o. hroilran wants
hu ,ui.r3G ncs ol J-;s.j c.'ar c1 t'frtini &C.
ranged by manufactured o1, M .l., 'o s. o.' aud
fam i"s sri pir1.
,iary primary school, r.rt- thr 'rtair,
a, ~. dera1d o- o. Aa-sl.au tnd,r-4rtca .5,j-,H
,auoIa hg Miss Cs Do INCREASING rapidly.
NgI~s NcDONALD'
VI CI4-~i.- O., Di.tWING AND WATER coLoee.
Irrin >auuc 15- i.nat' 'a}. boom 80.
alb, Dc ,ars- Pupils via Dee received on a"d h'f sept T.
For Boys and Young Men-colnt,y.
4 \ excellent home, wltth suitable Instruction,
"a for ', l's- sio,Ebr- 'r. Ns.s lev Do 81. tl -!ALp
4 HOME. With smt1blc care ana instruction,
4 i1 ,s oy- ,ii,ut-. Er.. J. TUFTS 4.u-H. sla,,.
LFNANDER RINSTI1TIE-Nlfai7 Board-
~ ing .c''l waite iHiH, = :. lrncl1a.o E ILLS
4 B9lRDlNG-Su fool for - BOYS
'l 81, T. - - ii1r.rtnt -E ~ uH / a .f4S1 Es.i
( PERSONAL examination Of Croio1-an-,ac-
- H.rsH, sE1tnc Iaiijrtr i- -'rit q. g. W.Irta- g.
M,1aii M 20 rar - I,,'' iId ," @ r1f 5
% tolra,rs Gymnasium to>lo drl room, tosc'. rronds
A VERY desirable HOME for Americans
- HEo.C tlrn r tfsN,ur m ir5u1r. 'r ir youths 'A3
i Sy Mr. i Ni.i. H. -C'IF,.!,,3i n s. h.iis. coi--
o"f Ae,,.. -, ia"9o ,,.. "a, ''ry g"'' nigh f'r
pURLINGTON COLLEGE, \. J.-Clapsical,
ID scinirrc a'c Nniiur @ato'l ior BOW.
ROARDING-> >ClioGL al Caunoa'. station,
A' conn--f ae'irni r"'dni'r 3' ,''.y'g s =, irgs
EhcStcr Valley Acadcmy-A Boarding school
y i,r Boys mpsop ,1!1 !.mi..' Ia n.al.s. Erye
.5foia 600 D. y.a,. T.. Do..l-l,; I-a,. All, ITure.
g'NGIISH AND classical BOARDING.
- SCHOOL !OE Epl~, ~il.r:.'., ''ur.
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, (N.jJ-
ic1. I. .. CHAMHEEs. Principal.
HIGHLAND Military Academy, Worcester,
n COMMON ,,, n 'Ir.ar rr. e. t. e.. ,r
CRYING INSTITUTE. Tmytonn, T. l-No
Z mltrT no extra l,H. r-iorHi r-ituco1 p, bo..t
Ero.i5ay or address ALt't"HacA i,'.E r.o. ;,a.-.
JAcK>oE Hn4IAEf 3li;- ", iHSilIrII, I..:;y-
IL EARsARGE school FOa 8DI,,
~ >aun'.'it-. y. ).
FIaLualiCN rhos'I- =. r.rara.
rs G. MIt.hr.ls Family school fer Bows. ".
w hlrar. .ilrti'r viassatl Ai, SO Nle.;L An
{gORIISTON% E.JD BOARDl%G SCHOOL
~ go; BOYS Err. s. s.. npN...I. .. a., rllaana.
NEWBrRGH O.. ~ INSTT1JTE.-A lam
y %, saep of boys u9l .arpas,, a preparatory school
''' '''' tiGlIE q MAc:,u Principals,
pEEKsRILL q. y MILITARY ACADEMY.
Ir,GII,. =. ST. iaElir DoEILbt. a. ST. ' ''''''-''' D.
'FHDROCGH DESTRUCTION aud TRAIN
IsY a@r ii(Mi g - ifl!. R ~ 1r no. over p hofs
i,t.i. ut West iu1t d. military AcaGr.y. Ecier -
tbr iTc.. ht Point. IrTI-. including fftnc IIO
AtdIvs- Pr e. ciLLs uua& -.ag sing, IS. s..
NOUEG MEN privately Fitted for College.
4 Conditioned s.udcuts UtorcL
r. HuFFNANN. S;ockHidcc Mass.
NONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
for Jgtli. rfv- HteiLEcnt, heal Hy, CIli-til1
HENJAIIN MASON. Box No. GJl iolkrta y. Y.
&IE0 A YEAR-BOMD and TUITION
20 ! ~ al Eris,U.al Acadcag. Address
Hcy. S. M. REILLY nadlouicll, NJ.
For Young Ladies-Country.
CHFSTNIJT STREET SEMINARY, Philadel-
~ p1-The TWEEN y-sryent year This Boarding ana Day
School viii OPEN sept a. FOT circulars apply % Miss BON
NEY and Miss DILLAYE, 1918 ChestnutsL, Pha, Penn.