New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

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DHONOGPAPHIC SOCIETY-All learners
q MWsors phonog j. G,Sious =" Jycr l' rter able
e9q9e 2RG al ii ni S9o S ac IS Eas iht
CCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.-Indcr the dl-
- rcliou Of d. L r. IN 3 d. d r i. een
WY, corner i ' T Snns proIrc atom taught br
Professor = NJ STERN, n the Re I'm lnver Nv l2y am
evening classes also taught at private residences
Caa oguc Of the school for French GERMAN Latin @c AZ
Isl Broadway.
> B6SHNRb5iNG AH sd by scHooI. FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND ,hILDRiN
Rev TnE9boRE IRylE : I'll, L. I y Rector govs
sLPA dTa rpm Dl r 5csd i1' sept o.
dalton. and greater facilities in department OF woS
Kndere3rton IN large sunny ROOM r.,,,rc r,polb
Itrt1-e History. and other higher branches OF
learning
I'VE MISSES MARSHALL. SCHOOL for
yonnr ladies' and children. No $50 West 3stlst viii DO
rcolaned On honda. september II.
NHF MISSES PERINE. No. 81 East Seventy
ioGlts on yo Ggn1 a RaS and cb dre s Sept ~
For BOYS and Young Men--Country
A HOMELIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for 20
" young Toys. j.. lIIN DS A. NJ Heni stead l.. l.
A MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL for %
n BOYS. O.WINTHKuPsTAHRA .MrPort thr7ter.N.f \.
a ALEXANDER INSTITUTE.-Militaryb board
~ ac-schoo White Plains NY. Principal o. r. Willis f- d.
CHESTER VALLEY Academy for Boys,
< UowmnHown, "a Healthy locality careful instruction
Special rare Hdics f. puNiEAvY LONG AN rrncipa
NORRISTOWN (N.J0 BOARDING SCHOOL
w for bows Tie rev : y. HOW III, An Principal.
DEEKSKlLLN .YD MILITARY ACADEMY.
opeus september II. send for circular
DUTGER'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
III Brunswick NJ. lOsthyear begins sept II. sends 30
Oh 'u'-"'''' "'"' O'''D'' R,v. D. r REnEY Rector.
V'ARRYTOWN On. y IRVING INSI-
R,opens e i C H. iead for eireiar
A. AEMAGNAC. j.. \. ROW. Principals.
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
Tor REE2JaE p1$I hsS Bon Is ' io5se
Young MEN privately Fitted for College.
Conditioned student, t99red SUMNER and WINTER, os
For Young Ladies-Country.
DINGHAMTON COLLEGE and CONSERVA-
ID TORY Of MUSIC for fOUNG LADIES. Doubled its
P"% 4 ii sa5 e. H. ya'di s ] '' M
COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
y Polsown Montgomery Co. penn-Ihe twenty eighth an.
rha end Reading r. r. miles iro.a rha Limited II mum
Der. For catalogues apply to Geo g. Butler = ~ fu"cps
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young indies
II BRIDGEPORT Conn. Address MISS EMILY NELSON.
uOME SCHOOL for children; terms low.
Address the Misaes HATCH Dan0uIy Conn
HOME Institute, Tarrytown,N.Y.-A boarding
and Day school for yonne ladies' vii T,ePen Weine5G'y
HONE CLASS, Boonton, n: j., one hour
80 i 3acS and 1 NH g I own
number OF aiTi, T" T enjoy name cs9T ara
for horseback riding. Address Mrs ". c. KINGsLAND.
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE. Mechanics
opens ga year sept - Rev. r. p. LGE, A. NJ Pres
Mars. WEST, Boarding and Day SCHOOL,
Va Greenwich, conn, 1856.
NISS BULKLEY'S BOARDING and DAY
Va SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES Tauytownon-the
Hudson.
MISS WILLIAMS SCHOOL, Worcester,
AVA wILLiAas' Principal.
TUE MISSES MOTIFS. ENGLISH and
FREXcH f mil aud RaY sG d for n2C .s
For Both sexes-Country
POCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, n. Y.-Both
sesSa se per to me- d1 . S p sn G oT snS
@T71 FOR ACADEMIC YEAR. beginning
- ~ SEPT g. for board fuel washing ana com lc6
English Fifteen teachers to prepare Tor colege Tor business
SoiS H. sexes %ddass 6sffH = Ki$G D b, Fort I'd
ward Institute. Font Edward. y Y.
Miscellaneous.
limited STATES SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
y DIRECTORY FOR 1871
Circulars oialihe leading schools combined one publ
a standard medium Of communication between schools
and intending patrons wherein elts and guardians
tain al The Information relating "a the better class OF scho7
tic Institutions u the country to tine selection
they Of. without
fence incident 0 tine usual means ~ collecting the same
tor The above stated purpose II viii De sent upon
! ceipt OF postage, cents.
Pamphlets information 81 city and country schools
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HEADogIA RILIEl,ss i6n SCHOOL INFoMMArIoS.
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DEALER ~ SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
80 UNIUN-SQUARE. y. Y.
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