New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-02
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4 MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN.-The 18th
~ wear VIII begin MONDAY. Oct p at AZ East iousI
All lie Frucbe, ders adapted TO American wants
An entirely uc< SCI Materials cheap aud beautiful mr.
ranged by manufactured only FOR Miss Coe schools and
f;uL.cs supplied.
Many primary schools parts OF the country are
%ot9ers ana 'f.casrs aisqSo a.
iausht Nv Mis- COS isi1crsasinE rapriiy
CHARLiER INSTITUTE, ..
y CENTRAL PAEk. NEWYoRK;, ,-o, 70
90 years old
COLLEGE OF GERMAN il. East 20th-st.--
p. .ae 6' nty oS ' BY Rraass % beg
and ADVANCED e"l'i. Learn ra's 70 .rraa o This ms
rortsnI ianri,ae can be la,re, Arp; ior circulars.
ELOCUTION.-Spccch and Gesture Glasses
l. H. sEakcspearc. Ref.r uces Prols. Lewis D. Mnror
ilrn'y Aa rt% & + t. b. o l5s W. S il IA ''
GREAT REDUC1fON-T This week only
N Writing course - success guaranteed TO all. Rooms
30 west rory '-'''' ''' '''-'' Oliver r. GOLDSMITH
uEIDENFELD INSTITUTE, s22 Lexing-
horl a1np Staoo Nca a , oas FeS 7 / up ~ ~
I HARRIS PATrON's Classical school will
81. REOPEN WEDNESDAY, S,nt 20 a. l,ls$ Broadway
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER. Teacher. of
~ P9sirg assgapG o"Tr III Iiupp"ion Mr. VIM
ii%t NJ. James NJ. iIart.
MISS MCDONALD, .nno o,oos
From Nature, 7Ss Broadway. Room a. $500.
Terms geo Tor 20 lessons OF one ngur eaen ~ the studio pay
able in advance reduction viii bc made Or Two OF more
Pupils coming together
Country.
4 HOMELIKE Boarding School for Young
"A Bows. II. HINpS a. IL, Hampstead L. /. 900 TO 500
A LEXANDER INST. - Military Boarding
"a school, White Plains, y. Y. Principal - IL Wills Ph d.
(LAVERACK q. " COLLEGE and Iud.
AZ i TSr6 a- Mra i H. '. hLGSz6 PHcE caHi
EAMILY SCHOOL, Berlin, Ct.-Young Chill
drcn nHmb'r limited Miss H. VIZ , refer 10 'y'
u Bnageport Conn. Address MISS EMILY NELSON.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Wor-
ccster. MassSecond session begins Feb l. C. b. NET
CALF. \. NJ SUM.
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytown, n. Y.-No
pupils. Circulars at ToMAs k!RKGA rEIcKs $50
KEARSARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
IN $ agGties \. Y..,o,,, ,,,ro..
S''''' FliEDERiCK iHoNPs0N. PRINCIPAL.
pEEKSKILL q. " MILITARY ACADEMY.
WRIGHT, \. NJ. EoBERr DONALD, NJ.
pOCKLAND COLLEGE, NYACK, \. Y.
IL Eoth 500 per year no extras W. H. BANN9lER
RYE SEMINARY. .,,.... RYE y. \.
fO' p'' '' ''''' Mrs 5. j. LIFE.
POCKLAND INSTITUTE for YOUNG La
u. JOTIN~OS, late Principal Wells College Lady Principal
{. G. WETSELL -ud ALBERT WELLS PRINCIPALS
CT. CLENENTS'' HALL, Ellicott City, Md
- IN established High school with school OF Letters and
Of Science in the college rropcr DrNPENCEE Head Master
WEST END INSrlTUTE.-FamiIy school
W for young ladies. Mrs ) l. CADY, Principal, New
Haven, Conn. Send Tor cirrular
WHITE PLAINS YOUNG LADIES' SEMI
w NhRYA home school wher each pupil receives care
fu instruct English French. music, and art special adj
van pupils H. drawing and painting Address Miss
NJ. BEAEDSiI.Y, Principal.
XOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
Conditioned students tutGrt1 -
r. HOFFMAN,. Stockbrige Mass
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
making boys lntoi gent. healthy, Christian men
BENJAMGN MASON. Box No. G5i iOnkeis v Y
d 70 FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, New
dD'1Os Yofk-F56 flaws spring term Of IL weeks March
~ Regular stuicacoSrn Address Principal
epES PER QUARTER ono extra charges for
% Oep young men and boys at SHOkrLlDCIS MEDIA
ACABEMN. Ten uSirurOrstNp graduates Of Yale College"
AdGrtss e. SlIDl1LIDGE NlarVari 4 NJ, Media Penn