New-York tribune., 1879-10-29


4 MEXICAN KINDERGARrEN.
n 20 WEST l2IIl-~I. . .
Ilis loco.y "a az ANY time Can OF adD'. MISS fiA"i'
A MIS- WARRFN'S SCHOOL, No. - West
IL roorcns Scnfcmhfr ti separate d iaItr'rt
MF-7 3, un,is thoIoush Usfuiri oni careful trainings
Inc .1 lreag. Gcfna. .'a lai-n ltntll
(LA>~E- FOR LAD.ES.-fIench and Ger
lesson Zee. NIS d. W CHAPMAN. so 40 Wes 56ia-s'.
4gISS GIBBONS English and French
4fA school fI Gn.- III Mesi 4th-f Tto''is Sei. "a
MISS REYNOLDS Uor EIGHT years u teacher
cuc' -cicc ion eirls a So v,-i ''h.t sc'ernel -
HISS Jaudou's Boarding au0 Do School for
w young ladies ard Lutte Gir- removed 20 aie Madison
opens sept a5 erare deraim'ui ot yey rolnc -c eaI-
MISS DE BRUYN KOPS aud Miss KEITH
M 's qorneI M4e @ N; e9tglelN ERA l1s T W. ~
Nad.souaye. corner 4otl..t. sep.eilh. -, ln,.
Mrs. ROBERTS and Mrs WALKERS
Girs 50 las Msdi,cnaye Acy ncd da.ses m History
MRS. GARRETSON'S
vi ErgIsh Fienoh and rman Boarding and Day school
reAOe feature lhe kindergarten VII OCi OBLH ls
NEESDEMOISELL CHARBONNlER'S
"a French iteesiani eoidins ma dalschool lor young
auG comp etc course di s,ades IN French ana in Ingsn
AIRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
Mnruascs iIsoca'y taught; thorough training PRIMARY.
orswng painting neelewdrE uqeGi eac6 pupil re
cclses tie personal care and supervsion OF Mrs Reed
DUTGER'S FEMALE COLLEGE, 4s7, 4s9
~ & W., ear D,ss y Stl,fDy f clgc
60 o.tt 30 an" 5'I pT, an,inr iS and drgtn Has
Ac99dcnle nep@nmeHt boar4crs Accommodated Rev >.
THE MISSES GRAHAM successors to the
MISS q Green s Rl S reSrfn rTd r G and [fNC on
TTHSb ~ f.f at Ho shave Ills school,
established IN 1876 continues The careful RAINING and thor
been 50 favClaby EncwiS.
For Both Sexes-City.
CARLISLE INSTITUTE, No. 572 Madison,
- boarding and day school for youns ladies' and and
sne 81 w,ho1' sA,Ta earSo seventh
nR. SAUVEURS SCHOOL of LANGUAGES,
- 800 MADISON Near +2d-s'; vrr r,,rv
5. N. STERN. successor to DIR. L sAUNEUE
ERIENDS' SEMINARY. East 16th-st. and
L Ruiherfordplace BENJ SMITH. NJ, Principal
GERMAN AMERICAN PRIVATE KIN DER
GAkrEN 40 Irving Sc eSt s aoSr 10 ne eeSsa ASS
HOois ITO" '''o !" - anu 100 MRS. MARIE MEYER.
MRS. GRIFFIrTS will reopen her English,
~ French snd German Day school for YeSnS iad {, ana
MRS. NJ. f. WALTON, 63 East 52d-st..
VI viii reopen her primary school sud nndergarten. oeto
ber l. 1879 6iuae gartcn training class November s.
MISS BOYER'S ENGLISH and FRENCH
t5ih.,t. roopSns "OPENS sepic@'er Is hooks FREE.
MISSES MARSHALL'S SCHOOL for Young
w Children $50 West 3othst- will reopen
Monday, Iiember To-
MADAME EDMONDS FABRlCI will reopen
va her school tor September call
circular 81 Fast 2Hth-st, near Msdison,aye.
HIISS VI. A. CLARK.
w English and French school for ladies' and chill
cttu, lU1 5st.. VIII reopen september - drawing
aud Latin icaton iy tier ptt'na a'apoNe
MISS :. ID. DOREMUS will reopen her
VA SCHOOL fOI AOING LADIES aud CHILDREN
OCTOBER a; A. East 2lsi-st
Sic viii also receive into her family limited NUMBER OF pu1
MODEL KINDERGARTEN and ELEAlLN-
W IAIN CLASS Bows Girls from three u ten
years uuary kindergarten Ic clcis o Prui
JOHN kKAUs ana Mrs. KRA u BOEIrl- Last 22d-si
THE Palette"
MIR. OTTO W. FUETTERER (G0ttingcn
w IuNtISy. Hanover, Germany, VII resume mstruc
| ti0u Septemi er %. German ard tnc clss' les.
Particular attention paid 10 Gtman pronunciation auu
,lOcuii0n. Address !3S West 2-d-sL
JtME DA SILVA and MRS. ERApFORDS
w nom,Tv MIs Ogden li"nmaus English. French. aud
German Io2Iauga Day school FOR yogig sd ~ ahi en-
No. IL West sh.st. New York. VII reopen Sepi'r
a. "D''"
NEodel Kindergarten * Seminary lor Teachers
vi OF Prot JOHN hRAI- and Mir. klAU T.,
Eat 2.dsi (ihe Palette.
The KinlcrcaTtcu aIa Elementary Cdscs for boys ana
grr years Od VII open october the
SEMINARY KIND, rgartn October for NLf
GONincsses based on the kndIgrtcn eiucl
uOu, viii De formed.
SCHOOL of LANGUAGES, 1.4s1 Broadway,