New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06
Enstrnrficn.
For Bows and Y DUNG Men-City.

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Fer Boys and Young Men-Citv-
A CLASS for Young Gentlemen and private
"A Instruction THOMAS r. ASH. l03 West 4oth-st
COLLEGE of GERMAN, removed to East
'ha' beesr T,,S kup as standing and speains
Ss ss a Gs' ant Wiling Glasses meet tuesdays and
DR. n. +. riMAYENlS prepares gentlemen
tmorg the Leading COLLEGE s spe mn a.
,s sf'0 Adde'S # .f Tcp T sl broadway
Holm MAcMULLEN'S SCHOOL, l,2l4
o asIn c iaEen
I II. MORSE'S CLASSICAL and ENGLISH
-. SCHOOL. 2o7 broadway. Gymnasium ana Drawing
OTIS FIELDS CLASS FOR COLLEGE Of Scen-
COLLEGE the ~ Dr. ormston Three vacancies Glass
Iocm. l.4sI Broadway.
For Young Laoies-Citv.
AN English, French and German Boarding
Sew aven ., e. Mrs s T. cADY rfn circular
a MEXICAN KINDERGARIEN.
q, Kindergarten '' NV
MISS WARREN'S SCHOOL. No. - West
~ Yor sS't LsfsD s sa e rTs BoS DEPXaT
Hhc1h. 4 Tr Ss'+' German ana Latin
GLASSES FOR LADIES.-French and Ger
lesson 1P Ps s co%pfIe3wl mapMAN 81 %C sn
MFRS. SYLVANUS REEDS Boarding and
w day Sene or Young aaios Ms snd hss oSis'
MISS Jaudon's boarding and Day School for
M Young Ladies end Ltle Girls removed 10 3s Madison
bet 44th 4a'hsts; ENLARGED accommodations re-
MADAME MEARS'S English, French and
III German Bog dOS epd nay cnoo 'ST ppE d tme;
| MRS. ROBERTS and Miss WALKERS
VI ns. french COL for Young Lsacs sna .,5s
Young ycS ladies received Tito The snnly.
pUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE, 4S7. .4S9
esd srecsi advantsecs for classic
Hc.terie nclarment. Ioaricrs accommodated Rev 5.
D. 81 HCHAnD. J.. D. President
VNHE MISSES GRAHAM successors 10 the
Moses Green win reopen their ENGLISH and FRENCH
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL Tor NnS NC LAtiE ho on
established 1876 continues the careful rs,nng ana thor
S ssh a3Sr Z RS SsSy 0 wn' "' n0
&S0 QUARTERLY-.Boa[d and tuition rTM.
SEMINARY. 5iS East I2O.hsL
For Both sexes-City.
DR SAUVEIJR', SCHOOL of LANGUAGES,
~ SO MADIsON-AXE., Near <2ds ,,,,,,,,
~" :. n. STERN. successor 10 DIR. l. sAUVECR
| CRIENDS' SEMINARY, East 16th-st and
4 Rutherford place. BLNl. SMITH. ~, Principal
GERMAN AMERICAN PRIVATE KINDER
" GAkLEN No Irspg place Gest noor 20 e sssool
nous Iron" ''O 10 - DN' 70 Mrs. MARIE MEYER.
MARIAN WADSWORTH SABINE, elocu-
VI ton and voice tIarhg, lOi Madisonave
MISS S. j.. DOREMUS, AZ East 2l.t-st,,
VI BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
ann CHI LDRtN. 1890.
Lessons in Music by her SISTER. Mis- KING
N1RS. GRlFFITrS will reopen her English,
w French and Day School for Young ladies' hni
Children Thursday, september 20, nj No. :" Wet oths
MRS. NJ. f. WALTON, 63 East 52d-st
VA viii TeOpu her primary school ard klndrrgate Ooo
her !. 1873 Rn0eIra Iien flaming class November ..
MISS BOYER'S ENGLISH AMI FRENCH
W SCHOOL for Boarding. ana Day Pupis, So "a Last
6Oth-rt. Ieopens September 70. BOOKS FREE
MISSES MAKSHALLS SCHOOL for Young
wi Ladies ana Children. 300 west ooibst VIII reopen
Monday. September 10.
NEISS N. \. CLARK.
W. Enclis and french school FOR young ladies and emit
l07 East 3lihet VIII reopen september - tsuc
Drawing CalistacnCs aud lttu Eciuuod AplncttOh 10y
lettei personally ~ above.
MR.. OTTO W. FUETTERER (Gottingcn
VI University, Hanover GERMANY WIN resume hs'fu'-
ton September o. German aud TIE CLASHES. ,
Particular attention paid 10 Grrnan pronunciation ana
elocut.on Address i3S West @-dst
NJME. DA SILVA and MRS. BRAnFORDS
w Fly Mrs Ogden llornan'sl English French ana
German Boarding DaN school ior yOutE ls1's ana en-
oIcu. Il West sh-st. New YORK, VII reopen sepen
hers. Application be made by letter OF personally
Is above
| SCHOOL of LANGUAGES, 1,4S1 Broadway.
~ october 5IItncL, German. Italian opa.si
Lv the ma. IRA meihld creek and Lain by Professor
/ TIdAYENlS Professor 4. IA LANDE Director Of tno
frcnch Department OF this school, refers % fro c-soI r.
BOCHEs iIiG vsrl UnlycI-ityJ ron -lilSkIN Otustlm
srDBssadoT and The Row J. II. VINCENT DID. &ci CIR
culaTs Oh sppAcatop