New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
For Rova anh Yonng Men-city,

DEADY FOR RWORK.-Packard's BUSINESS
~ COLLEGE 500 broadway viii reopen ioF the year on
Tho Prrdpa win be in his office daily, during August
Ho@ d. a. "' p IT, $. s. PACKARD.
For Young Ladies-City.
MISS JACKSON'S FEMALE SEMINARY,
VI @oG East i2adi. ro9eas sept l7th b"anhs puin9
500 send I circulars.
NJ saemoisellcs Charbonnicr's French Prot
East s5thst formerly ~ Aveaue du Isoee s.y faTls
" rsS % res 61sra d vi @ s p e s
pUTGRRS FEMALE COLLEGE r Fall Term
III opens SGD. 2G. THOs. j. ANDERSON. President
a WEST THIRTY Y-NINTH-ST.- Anna
~ C. Bracke Miss Ida N. Eots school iot ei;is nn
fox M S1 to TSooT % nhTeTy m % dosrcd s For m
information apply above.
For Both sexes-City.
GLASSES in GERMAN for men, women and and
fe y e Fst FSs Xiii. Mar SsGRS coe st s Grn Director
Tae H. aasi m cefSanSe MIN pfiSies inSse "o"
Prospectus up0n spll,caiion ----------
J1BITND'S SEMINARY FOR BOTH SEXES,
h Last lGi-st and Rutheriord-place, No"-Aofk
The Fan Quarter beeins 9th mo- llth 1871 The course Of
distraction offers lsciiss Tor lbelti pns ets 1 ~,
tdU,auor, well for he preparation OF stuuohS ioi oo
On aud after ~, month 2sth Principal VII b in attend
a. the sslunai daily iien 10 oe"eS a. I9 VI 10
No. sos resrf.st
uEIDENFELD INSTITUTE. = English and
German day and boarding scho' ~ LAlZsalaV1 Z 10
northwest u Gs New term begiis september ~
Chcilhs sent on Application
MILE. D'OREMlEULX and MISS KEITH,
yo M Fnsa SoaS I% ao YS Sy Soehs fS Eis ses5e 81
MADAME c. MEARS,
ENGLISH FRIsNtIl and cEEMAN, BOARDING erd
DAY SCHOOL i5r YouNG IApIE,, and 5e z9 ~.
Mars. GARRETs0N, x
VIII reopen e9oTKG 1es HbnS IABiHS GNIb5 DC ccHIfbRIx,
NO. 80 WEST <7TM eTREEr. NEwYoRK'
Circulars sent Oh aprlcaton
NINE DA SILVA and MRS. BRADF0RD'S
WI ey Mr. m Qsdgg Io%1P S SGsf sd6I Tor yoTG
LADIES ana CHILDREN. with Calstbeucs. No. II West
@ade ' y Ctr S or G personally as above separate Glass for
boys TnGsr ihorSa. c e3Ibs @ aohe' ~
MISS COMSTOCK, Nos. 30 and "a West
NE 4othst facing Reservoir Park-Boarders limited & %
sixteen. i.eden' French an German Ys
assisted by German graduate Of hT9eDeTpriys9S S ess, Can
scaemocrle regular work Of the sSson i4Si98R9g
qaesiSd WIZ 'SS'-
NTEW-YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS now open DAY and EVENING.
CT johns SCHOOL. so,,oo, ron vorxo
- DoAADITG IAbEl 4Eg A26 By DRtS fGh8It toA 'o'NO
Rev. THEopoRE GisS IRvfSG. fSi.s' IL D.. Rector.
SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUNG BOYS.
Autumn Term begins WEDNESDAY, sept. 26
TIIE KINDEEGARTIS, MONDAY, OCI. 8.
T{'HE MISSES GRAHAM, successors TO the
Greene. win reopen their school Tor LounE laes
ClndfeD at No. 5thaNe. rs h0ascifom MasihhEtoh
sqnaTe. on v ednesGay, the 18th OF september
slT EAST 10Th ST Miss EDMOND'SRD
- BOARDI NG and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
end vi reopen sept 2 1877 jUdicious teach
ing ami mOiLefly care the aim OF the school
For Boys and Young Men-country
A HOMELIKE Boarding School for Young
~ Bows. J.. HINDs. A. a. Hemps;ead, l. J. goo to sZ20
A LEXANDER INSTITUTE-Aiiitary board
~ ngschoo. White Plains, NY. Principal o. Il Wits Ph d.
A NDALUSIA HALL, Pa, near Philadelphia.
N school ior boys; thorough insrucilon terms mol
A DAMS ACADEMY, Quincy, Mass
HON CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS. LII d,
Chairman Of the Board Of Managers.
WILIIAN Il. DIMMOCB, Master
School Is designed 20 the best and most thorough
PREPARATION college The past year there have been yen
teachers all aOy ana experience and one huhdred ana
nifty pupils. ,,, At. s ,,.o,
There s prcparatOrv English studies and French
for BOYS from Ell Ourtcen years OF age.
The Academy boarding Odse Is under the entire charge or
tchers AID boys receive careful supervision
and attention.