New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
GROVE HALL, cw-Hayen, Conn.-Mlss
" MONTFoRT's SCHOOL for YOUSG LADIES.

meets Inc ''I RET' %IiiIAM G BowES !. N Pres,
Boricntown n
Grove HAIL, NGw-H@2yGG92,o G SsRIf1
GOTHIC HALL. stamford, Conn.-EngliSh,
" French and German Boarding school or Young % c
ciars to GT0RGE L0CKWo0D sl2 broadway, or to Miss
G GIREN Principal.
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
6p gnE d d' war SEPT 81 Rev T. r. EG 4. ~ rre cut
MISS BULKLEY'S BOARDING and DAY
Ava SST Ss o iqF wear a&C cG@mences coem6tr
MISS RANNEY'S Boarding and Day school
vi for Young Ladies Elizabeth, NewJcr-ry. Will be re-
opened o. WEDNESDAY. september J., los
MISS WILLIAMS SCHOOL, Worcester,
WI Ma''iOT foCNd L 1Va lot 81. Prn"pa
Mrs. EDWARD G. VESTS SCHOOL for
Va Young Ladies ana little Grit dREENWloI, com m
VEST vi. 1if'' r 0. H OK iac '''''
yIAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE-For young IL
VA dies, rshed, Mass. Has held superior rank Tor nearly
Addrcs the principals tho Rev C. V SPEAR the Rev
H. J.. AVERY, for prospectus
NSERYIEW FRENCH and ENGLISH ACAD-
WI ENVY Tor YOUNG LADIES, aud OBSERVATORY OF
the language OF Tic family music Adelaide Cannon
S,s.e9 ,. ny S s per- annnm A Miss HBEiDE
GHSNoS. Deer rarkave' Babylon. l. l.
NSSINING INSTITUTE for Young Ladies,
st sing sing y. y commands beautiful views ~ the
Hudson Teaches ancient and n1dern lngaasos music and
address the Rev. {. d RICE, Principal
rINHE Misses WREAKS' SCHOOL for Young
ladies l84 Mercerst. Jersey city VIII reopen Thurs
Gay lsth september.
yN7esIcvan Female College, Wilmington. Del
as! year GefGs ssg5l hgdq & s.,s r. in& s
WORKERS, y. Y.-School for Young Ladies.
L Mrs. X. I. HOLBHOOK. Miss M. b. HAisIED. PMS
For Both Sexes-Country.
4 SCHOOL HOllE-Aees to II; p. o. Box
~ 7o7. Sew Haven. conn. References very best,
A SCHOOL IN every respect worthy of your
Apss {0 HH&NI& %S T De- DE- re"@asS S
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, lIackcttstown,
ara a,sf Sq daa7m a ne Fin I@r% Sp
september 8. S2s3 per wear Catalogues irco Rev GEO
EANIILY BOARDING SCHO0L-On farm If
i miles Hew.York. - week board washing tuition
ana the eSni4r. OF 19uiy Loe sG T ap
to mis- II. c. MONLLI~ Manhasset l. l.
GREENWICH ACADEMY. with Musical In
sgle ana Commercial CGrgs io92Gsd iSV2 aseado
Gr eSs Rey 'T F. hLGEEsLE Principal
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport Comm
young adics and children. will reopen september
s5!f9SE MGHif1S1 B. sLADE, coRSELI2 ESG@LEs
MISS +. l.. ROBERTs'S Day and Boarding
wiI reopen Wedncsday september il circular
MISS 5; B. MATHEWS Boarding and Day
| Jersey, VIII open on Tuesday, October ], 1873
MADAME CLEMENTS SCHOOL. for Young
vi LADIES' aud Children. GERMAN1OWN, PENN. rs
taishcd lsj7.) The school viii reopen WEDNESDAY, sep
TENDER lS For circulars apply 10 . - --
NAPLEWO DINSTITUTE-FOrb0 both sexes;
vi Concordyle Pcun; $50 per quarter. ttudents pre-
pared business, Yale IaryaTd hTstca-s professors
J. SHORTIIDGE. a. ~, Principal
bennington Seminary-BOtb sexes: very
hcathfu; good home il teachers very low; near
New.York Address 1ho.. Imnlon, D. D., Pennington M.
CWARTIIMORE COLLEGE, ten miles from
Philadelphia under the Furnda gives
collegiate education both sexes pursue the saIne
courses Of study and receive the degrees
For catalogue giving full particulars Of study
terms, DC, address EDWARD II. MAGlLI, President
swarmoro COLLEGE swarihmore, Delaware County Pen
I1JS -ROckland College. Nyack, n. Y;
I'D A-%1st. both extras hut ~
time send for catalogue. W. ~. BAkNISTER A. NJ Prn.
Eaw Schools.