New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
obstruction.
For Young Ladies-Citv.

lnstrnftion.
For Young Ladies-Ctv.
MISS REYNOLDS for eight years teacher
French s Sss Sr ris at NO 4Gs september "a
MADAME COLIN will form private class
wi for Young ladies 10 meet rom ~ o. @ofIN 2Io
wss; aa 10 M"' Apply >, ''''' -. -
OFFICERS FEMALE COLLEGE. 4S7. 4S9
~ % ,n year special for classic
scientific course; also mnsT pa'n Gmmodated REV s.
g. . BuTcHxED D. D.. President
V'IE MISSES GRAHAM (suceessors to the
~ MISS r seS pA spo%h for YoUSG Ahi
TuhSRAI ca, he eSfem framing and thor.
ensh every department fol which has hitherto
CSO PER QUARTER.-Board and tuition
U hnsss fEssSS I FFm rra rssEEMA&SRY Ss
s anu pan . East Sp'i iso,s st. Sow open.
% EAST 74TH-ST.-The Misses PEllNE
80 qiIsH and TTENcM sGmoS 90
The number Of resident pupils limited to three
For Both Sexes-City.
MISS WARREN'S SCHOOL, No. IL West
a. s sS e e2 s GPs d DPPMRT
i3T E usual th"sonsh instruction; careful trainings
Fnsi!n F Fre %SSn German Latin taught
GLASSES FOR LADIES.-French and Ger
Ss.os IP s by 'o%pfeRw o g
CARLISLE INSTITUTE, No. 572 Madison;
oarng ana DAY school oT yoe eocu Se' eas e
ihenics needle Work Without ezra ehafEo' seventh
year. september % Kinder ssrlen. oc,oOer |,
GLASSES in English. French and Latin for
Y young ladies' children, will be opened Oet,ier
1879 Of Ms MccARRELL al 80 924 Park
ave- above 55thst
DR. SAUVEUR'> SCHOOL of LANGUAGES.
- 80 MADIsoN-AXE., Near 42i-si; ;.,r, ,,,,,s
io' : 4 STERN. Successor 70 DIR. I. sAUvEtR.
ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART-Mrs.
~ ADEllNE DUNAL MACK Is prepared to receive pr
corner T' }isi-@t
FRIENDS SEMINARY. East 1Gth-st. and
L Rutherf replace. BENZ. SMITH. NJ Principal
GERMAN AMERICAN PRIVATE KINDER
envy Children from 3 10 years age received school
"'"'s ''''" '''o ~ - al" - MRS. MARIE MEYER
MRS. GRlFFIrrS will reopen her English,
~ feSc 1@4 saa D Se99o al ol % d s6
MRS. NJ. f. WALTON, 63 East 52d-st
vi viii reopen her primary school aud ndergarten oco
Der ]. 1875. 6naeigaiten urining class November ..
MISS BO1LRo ENGLISH ana FRENCH
tsh,t N reopchs SEPTEMBER Sai'i t. hooks FREE.
MISSES MARSHALLS SCHOOL for Young
vi Ladies children. 2aO West 5sthst viii reopen
AIRS. GEO. G.. ANTHON reopcns her Parlor
W class children 25l West 5othst.. October l.
Classes IL Modelling ior Ladies
MADAME EDMONDS FABRICI will reopen
w children Scplemier 20 call or send Tor
circular. 81 iast 18th 81, near Nadison.ave
NSMF DA SILVA and MRS. BRApFORDS
WI uoim. nv ogden Hormausl English. French anu
German E.aIding Day school ior yoa9G adss ana emu,
her 20. Application De made by letter or personally
> above
MISS :. ID. DOREMUS Will reopen her
W school fol YOUNG LADIES ami CHILDREN
OCTOBER q. a. ! East 2lst.sL
She Will also receive into her aml lmlied nlnncI OF pnl
MISS VI. BRUYN o.
vi WIN reopen her school september 22d. ll4wost 22i
MISS VI. A. CLARK.
vi FneIsh school for young ladies' and chill
cIcn, lO7 East 35ts. Will reopen september . drawing
and pphoaton by letter or personally ssaOO'e
MIR. OTTO W. FUETTkRER (G0ttingen
w University, Hanover. Germany, VIII resume lhsrnc
ton September -. German ard tie clnsiics.
PARTICULAR attention paid 10 German pronunciation huu
elocutiOn. AddI,ss !as West 2-dst
CT. JOHNS SCHOOL.
- BOARDING And DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOt Nc LADIES AND CIlLDREN. .-
STUpIO-ENGIISH AND GTKMAN KIN DERGAETEN
SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUNG BDlH.,
Autumn rem begins October l. 1879.
Rev THEODORE IRVING, LII d. Rector.
SCHOOL of LANGUAGES, ,4s1 Broadway.
- october J.-frcnci, German. ltdai spanish
TIMAYENIS. Professor A. LADANDE. Director OF the
Department of this school, refeIs b. Professor r.
BOCHkR Harvard University. Boron sHIsklN (tusslan
Ambassador the J. H. VINCENT. DID,. &oi CIR
cuars on application
THE MISSES MASON will reopen their Eng
ish French school Tor young ddle- ana chofen Old
Wednesday. October J. at 369 Lcyingionaye.