New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
NHARLIER INSTITUTE.

CHARLIER INSTITUTE,
" 59th.st.. on Central Park, ,,,., .,-D
FOR GoILEGE sciENTiFI6 SCHOOLS AND
%a ySaT win begin ssgt %SsF o5 T. NEXT Commence
Professor Ellie Charier, owner and head master .
Harvard honor AIataeass and is there
now % IN Iie GyanS IN S eCn Ca mi % Priceon @ former pupil
is now professor in the Naval Academy At AnnaIos WIs
Point where they graduated Building unsurpassed for oca
Spanish taught by native teachers and spokea With hen
French ana German especially
For Young Ladies-City.
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
w BOARDING AND DAY sCHooL for YOUNG Ia
reopens OCT !. FEENCH AND GEIiIXT languages prac.
hcay taught Thorough training IN Primary and Seecnaa &
years The health OF this school from its foundaton
scholarship entirely compatible. APPLICATIONS viii
now be received for The next year
New-York City, 167 Madison-ave.-Ml LEM.
Girls win reopen september IS Circulars sent application
For Both sexes-Citv.
MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN
and and N0RMA A Ts4M6N r.. SS482 eePSya e. f. ne
New k@ipeeTSatSn @ Watlia 2 S4e9R Snq 1ee
For Boys and Young Men Country.
A NIFTY, ORANGE CO., n. Y-A Home School
ga HOMELIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
"A YOUNG BoYs-E HINDs, An, Hampstead, L. l."
BETHANY ACADEMIA half day Summer
LOUIS sSS9 Th FF Pfa ead G master @ % Behsgy PER cS6S
"ROYS ENGLISH and CLASSICAL
I'D SCHOOL ENVIRONs or HARTFORD, CONN.
Grounds 3 dEoSdE sS5SS 3 YnRisi Y %BBoif r. ND prnn
NREYLOCK INSTITUTE,
N SOUTH wIILIAMsTowN, Berkshire County, Mass
Prepares Boys of Business scientific school or CGllege
IL A Ysis For odSi6gae address, BESJXiS T. MTL
A. NJ, Principal
NJ fORRISTOWN On. j. BOARDING SCHOOL
IVA for bows Ihe Rev S. N HOWELL AN. PRINCIPAL
NIASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
NA AND NEW SCHOOL OF MECHANIC ARTS.
i-"'''"'' sASUEL KSEELANB Secretary Boston.
DEEKSKILL (N.Y.) MILITARY ACADEMY.
Send for illustrated Circular for ls1s19
DUTGER'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
5c1s es PSDa or college, %
u O"'''''' -''-'' Rev. D T. REnEY, Rector
YOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
Conditioned ''0dR' 5SiTFSf Mas.
p~O A QUARTER for boarding, schooling,
% ~ books &C. &ewhoe expense Ats at ,sYITHIM IT. , g
sHoRTLIDGE,s MEDIA (Penna ACADEMY y ICr n, Young yQntng
a. any time can remain entire year sPEGdA 1d e
manship Latin Greek and Mathematics; French German
sP9psh ara !aiR R6m E9gs an5 GPa &B
Ten teachers, all graduates one Harvard four fae Rec
Hill Haryard the Rev Dr. Peabody, The Rev
Long, Governor R0utt TheOphlus f. sckles, Hon
Cooper and others Media has seven churches ane
a temperance charter. Send for circular.
For Young Ladies-Country.
COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
~ Polstown Montgomery Co, Penn-The twenty eighth an
nual begins RSDAY Sept 3 1871 SituatedOn
Phila Reading 40 miles from Phia limited IN mum
Der For catalogues apply to Geo O. Butler A. NJ Principal
HOME Institute, ,TaITytOwn,N. .Y.-A boarding
day school for young ladies' will reopen Wednesday
Sept l2 For circular address Miss NJ ". METCALF, Pm
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
burg Pa hoathful beautiful College, Home and School
opens 22d year Sept ~. Rev. n T. EGE. A. NJ Pres
MISS WILLIAMS SCHOOL, Worcester,
VI Mass.-For YOUNG LADIES: For circular, address
AVA WILLIAMS, Principal.
MRS. VESTS SCHOOL, Greenwich Conn.,
I Pupils for the Spring Term remain under
Mrs Vests care through summer vacation Box 1856
MISS MOTIFS ENGLISH and FRENCH
Nh FAMILY and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES,
No. 80 Wallst HewHaven, Conn., the sixth year opens
September ls circulars sent upon application
DYE SEMINARY, Rye, n. Y.-A school for
1S young ladies' For particulars address Mrs. 3 j. LIFE