New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04

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80 at az G SrN y o eos M aas
recsre al stnwSv nail EvaIme cases At 51I 7hst
MISS HATNES AND MILE. DE JANON"
vi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
VIII reopen on Thursday september q, at 10 GramercJ
BOYS, CLASS AND paIl ffNfSiEEa1hrEN ocToBERL
MRS. GARRFTSON,
VII r'ops99 Vol Tsr 10 ~ "a Biss All cTIIIDRTN
On no o. sT st t5IA 5s re rRzRrfS Der l.
Circulars sent on Application
AIRS. FREDERICK J0NSON
MISS AGNES L Jones' orD,,,v
E FfpPsR amer and 6L tor Ia and
CFiLDREN with KINDERGARTEN, No. IL East 3ls1st'
CCHOOL OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the di
- Fec, r9s Q. Rf Il s nSrcoh in German Tor ladies' gen
Ha,B and children The finest pronunc auon taught by
Professor s. ~ SIrtN = me an u s,Sere es
Cat9 o5ue school Tor French German Latin &C. a.
~. JOHN'' SCHOOL. 1900, 40. vor,So
LADIES AND .HiLDRhN
Rev THEODORE IAEISG L. D. Eee'9 Sovs
Si.lr8 Term bcs'H a EDNEsDAT sept %.
c @ ' gter sciiirss m every deuartnsa,
E.uorrgarten a are. SUNNY room
uyHE MISE, MARSHALL" SCHOOL for
reopepei on Mouca5. september II.
OF BOYS dlld ACN--s AAcl- ~''u-4SAy
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR The NEW
a YORK TRIBtS EwIIL Pr rtEcEIvED at TIIEr %
TOWN OFFICf, No. I.s:s~ Broa0way cornrI thirty ia ~,
TlFl ave. Fortyseveila 20 u, - 49,. -
jHariea savnas Bans dlolngs up 70 p H. at regular
office rates
4 HONELTKE BOARDING SCHOOL for 20
= Young boys. d. HISp, A. 81. Hcmpsie'd d. 2.
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL for p
y BOYS q. WINTHHOPs ST RE a. H.Port tagser 81.
ALEXANDER E.-Military board
a scaool White Plans NY Principal plt =" i-s4I.D'
NHESTER VALLEY Academy for Boys,
m I .ewo1,T 1~d rpe5 ver9 oS RaSE BOYS
XTORRISTOWN (N.Jl BOARDING. SCHOOL
" for D0y& The Rev s. IS. HOWELL An Principal.
DEEKSKlLL (N.Y.) MILITARY ACADEMY.
-eudf for circu.ar and iui iuoaaai on
DUTCER'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
"a IIea- es ~ ocn s geeh Ia $50 sctg s sr,o
Oh business i"'HS ~ D. r. REnaY. Rector
GHORTLIDGE'S ACADEMY for young men
instructors Ee'ouln,ld.d aJ iy - I4{of i'-r Hs.l-e
tsof '' Hsrra te Rev b. A. Pea oay lrrss.or %
ryara g. T. ous + I, j.. eno fIgs-9f IN, IN, -, ..
study n yol. asn esprca j. ,or es-nr-s or Pr 5,I
tc -iudeu- drilled most ROUGHLY West ONT ,uh AM
ua-.i. s.o. cas- $3.50 school year Hara.s so lag
r.c...at .aeo. -S9eisss. \ exriiA CHAiiFFs. -rt-
a. ,as. instruction ior both ADV CEp lud HACRWAiL
t.sy arr held asc siu is account Of def eHcg T.
one or tHo ST1nciSi 70. W. pa n ia Peu Meaa hss
fcvea churches aud temperance elafter.
VONKLBS MILITARY INSTITCIE
''' Bi'' .s. aSs6N Tx 80 Isl, 1on.,rs, n. Y.
V0UNG MEN privately FITTED tor College.
Conditioned s'ua15t ,1ai X '.r a1 aasA
For Young Ladies-country.
DINGHAMTON COLLEGE aud C0NSERNA-
q. fn D fa
I-rh6. :. year 500. no extras R.he College free Rev
r. a. PArEl.~o,,. 4. b.. rre..asn- Gmsnam.ea. 81. I.
COTTAGE SEMINARY fo. Young Ladies,
I p. .owr Montgomery CO., rellIl, tenl eighth an
uaa session Ds lson R7DAl -cn 3 80 S.,aa'sao p
btr fo c..s5slss appy 70 Geo. q. hater. A. A. i1nep@
DREW SEMINARY and FEMALE col
- IEGF Carmel ~ Horrors n bone = ,os Tor on Eek
IS. winter tcrm D. gins Dee 3 Gtn Grossly 1MI AZ
ItOI DEN HILL ~ENTN Try for Young ladi S,
- Bridgeport Conn. Address MIS- Emily NELSON.
J5O}lE SCHOOL for children; terms low.
a Adlless tha Misses iiAltH DannarY. Conn.
UOAlE Institute, TaTrytown,N IA boarding
~ aav scho2 for Young sies = III s,2peA = ''y
seVL ~. for circular address Via "a - n lSAI.r, FIlI
IRVING FEAALE CQLLEGE &eeha .1,.esY
Opeus "a wear sent T. Rev T. p E,ia. A. b. Pres
Ngrs. WEST, Boarding and Day SCHOOL,
Us GreeuU ch. conn 1876
MISS BULKLEY'S BOARDING and DAY
~ SCHOOL ior YOUNG LADIES Talrytovn-gutne
Mss WILLIAMS SCHOOL. Worcester,
| VI Ms5s.-For YOUNG LADIES' Tor cr-uar. address
DYE SEMINARY, RYE, y. "A school for
II 'OuLg ladIes Tor p'ro'lars address Mrs - J. LtFL
V7HE MISSES MOTIFS ENGLISH and
LADf.s so. % Wast. Aew-avsu Couu. oircuars sent
/ upon application
Tor Both ssxes-Country.
! EREENWICH ACADEMY. with Musical In
IL -t.fufe ana commercial College f1Hnl.a 1907
sc.oi. I0r suh sexe opens December = address Res.
D. BLA ltI-,IEI, N FIne gal Tat GREENWICH 4. J.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. Nyack. n Y.-Both
stxe5 +z5 per ertfs hui music' natVc rac
er n languages college 'ouS' i"i A.''' - "a ''-''
/
CGnnnq ara0emes.
A DODWORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING
/ -. 6ol t1thaye.
VOW open for The reception % puglA
Glasses for aes chne-en and gentlemen and private les
/ SONS Tor particulars send for cilc.l,y
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Geagners.
! 4 COLLEGIAN, competent to tit young men
a for college desires % axe fes papi Fog the " n'ir
c.n reel COluA DLa CoileEr Aaifeas y" q -
/ Trisuno Oface
LADY Of refinement possessing much and
a varied experiect achi would Ike 20 maj D.
b. fa.lt, Naere, llr no.ef-4 c'Hpt as'"I, 80
rege mi citr.e b. nlish cucattn VI cid or Gnu
Gr,r Address POSITION, Tribune Uptown uace l,-f'
BFoadra'.
AMERICAN anu FOREIGN TEACHES
y .tE- Uui0nG rer1ui,n' nos - %. ~
srd -choola experienced thors NHo PREF are 9lp or s ="
M Leading colleges - &C., -nrilr ae' ="