New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26

MISS COMSTOCK,
vi NOs. 80 AND 81 W EST 4OTHsT, FACING PARK :
9oatding Pups s "a coraI pndsrgsT5e1 pr
waite boys Special advanced classes and art class in
PGHctual attendance requested On THURSDAY. sEPTEM.
BIER 20.
NINE. DA SILVA and MRS. BRADF0RD'S
WI formerly Mrs ogden Hoamans( English, French and
Boarding and Day sGho% for 9GS9g as. s1d CHI
S SSoS SS S 6
vi assisted SY Miss THUsToN viii reopen her BOARD.
ING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young Iadies and children,
s. FRaNCH and GERMAN practically Taught The
KINDERGARTkH win reopen October l. -
MADAME c. MEARS'S ENGLISH. FRENCH
YOUNG LADIES' ana cH1IDREN uounded isI6 No 225
language Of the family @nd sfnoql p,,n.n.,
NETWORK CITY, /, 4s1 Broadway.-THE
~ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. under she direction Of
L. sauyour author Of Causeres ayee mes Ele yes
rse HsTe ans Mahenatics and an other branches
Latin classes viii be taught by Or L. ssuyeqr the Greek
Language Of the CireeEsb For catalogues address T. T.
TIMAYENts. l,4sl broadway, New.York
DINCKNEY'S School Directory and Guide
sent upon receipt Of postage cents 80 Unionsq N Y
CT. JOHNS SCHOOL.
- BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies' and
ann S The REV TMEoDoRE fRTISJ
LII d.. Rector. WIN reopen October I.
room SEPARATE DEPARTMENT for YOUNG BOYS.
THE MISSES PERlNE,
No g Esst 74ts On Central P2rf VII reopen the S
CHILDREN ssptfmber26.
TIME MISSES KIRWAN'S DAY SCHOOL
TQR YouNGd dApihs ANR ea .cod y
prhces that the result OF years Of successful eLPe
health. in connection with careful and vigorous mental
training.
For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY
and boarding school for young ladies win eomIeDee on the
sqa S 81 seSf ON f spv sr o cHAR VEST
LID. Principal 1875 and Ilo Moataguest, Brooklyn. \. y
MADAME GROSCHEL, 146 Safest, Brook
or children English IN All is branches French he
Of the family music thorouehly taught
DINCKNEY'S School Directory and Guide
Sent upon receipt Of postage cents 80 Unionsq N Y
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
A GUIDE TO Good Schools, free TO parents /;
"A mailed for stamp. schermerhorn. so Cast 14thst.
90 HOMELIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
"a YOUNG BoYs.-E Kinds An Hempstead, L. IL
A LEXANDER Institute, military boarding
"A school White Plains MY oRW1LLIs. PhD- Principal
A TLANTIC MILITARY INSTITUTE, near
n Yale College, Hamdcn, Conn., Row r. W. NJ Walton
Prineipals Catalogue on application
A MILITARY BOARDING-SCH0OL
n y ,,,,,,, POET cHLIEsSIIBR: n; \, YS-,.o,u.,
Il%ed 70 twenty .dvs. Terms moderate
A DAMS ACADEMY, Quincy, Mass.
This Academy Is intended dt IN tho best manner for
American colleges this design during
years Of It's existence under tho late William r. Dim
mock has gratifying. It's four years and the
tuition fee s $3.50 annually. Tho school year begins
September H. and the examination for admission will take
place the day before Tuesday September IL All applications
Tor admission for catalogues and other nfOraOn To be adj
dressed 10 the Master 70 j. r. WORDEN, A n, Quincy
Mass Mr. WOen charge Of the large Academy Boarding
HOuseand will applications for The charge for
room and board intending Washing Is $3.50 annually
BOARD and TUITION in Claverack College
- and Hudson River Institute will be exchange
for board and In private family for medical student
New-YOrk City Address the Rev ALONZO FLACK Pb
D., olayerack. Col Co, Ny.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL of Ora
10 tory for public speakers readers professors of eocuon
sectors and fol general culture Next term begins October
For circulars address
Professor LEWIS B. MONROE,
Beacon-st,, Boston, Mass.
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY,
ID A HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Stamford. Conn.
y.fst year opens Sept THOROUGH preparation for
college scebtiae school business haeY situated throe
quarters Of mile from village; no harmful outside Influences
Rumber limited 10 forty.
TERMS REDUCED TO suit the times
BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL at Wilton,
- Comm home comforts at little expense Address AU
oUBTUs WHIrL0cK.