New-York tribune., 1880-06-25
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For BOYS and Young Men-Coun

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For Bows and Young Men-Country.
ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted tG for
n Es s Ss GSndGSss SF Ts'iisS M
NIVIL. MECHANICAL and MINING Il En- =
- GINEERlN the REN scSdS
II xmcTa IsI sH2 tenn
for ssU coDans list OF the ~ Sdv Gr eI
peH'es &C. Ao'fs'' DAVID NJ. GREENE. Director.
OOTTFGTATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
" TUTE NewHavon. Coma, General Russelrs School. l
Preparatory to college sccnfc schools or busintss Thor
aug %pe sHg1ca Vpeauny aalPHS af 9EAsue
LOR Circulars of the best place where to
send ss ssR'sfSn fTS fnS Sf' b. @
IRVING Observation-Disclosures and Day
for snnss' I Al ANA fSs
TENOX ACADEMY.-Lenox,M Mass; founded
IL in 1913 Reopens September 10. 1850 Fts boys for
best colleges For terms &G address pTnGhPP1lt hPPtARD
LenoI Berkshire Co, Mass
OPEN ALL SUMMER.-FOUR WEEKS "A AT
PENN ACADEMY youns and 1Oys Study optional
@ ana For circular III e1
tnS Pfncps SfhSG sS1: s%ITSS ,
aGs%y sfss
DEEKSKILL IN. " Military Academy. For
i circulars address COL C. J. WRIGHT. A NJ Principal.
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
Engineering % end H?df F2Gsh fs
CIGLAR'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL, New
- burgh "a select Boar ding School for 70 BOYS titS
70 take the highest rank e Ysle and MI se
GUNNER SCHOOL.-Morns Classical Insti-
- tute MorristOwn N J-For boys desiring s2eca prepa
ration college in the Autumn. wishing heathgl sum
a. G9TESW2KH e PncPa Il
TTNHE late principal of successful private
school This CITY viii receive two or three @ goys for the
neGGorhood ney healthy and removed from al! temp
f m Post Gs Box p"s%ss55 s55 AaE'ti ctT l.
For Young Lames-Country.
An English. French and German Boarding
a @ bay scl9U for a&f & Wss cSa fn@ ior ceaa h1ssn
CLAVERACK (N. W COLLEGE and HUD-
ii Instructors 10 deparments InGla&gS: & Art an"
Music 'eei'''fh hcv T AIG&z ITS2 70 FEAGE P D. President
GROVE HALL, New-IIayen, Conn;5Miss
" M0NTFORTS SCHOOL ior YOUNG LADlEA
HONE SCHOOL FOR. For GIRLS0Watham' Il4$:1 \H!1ItG,dG
open Ami 20 For Prospectus address LADY r ~
r. Hanks IS East 3 th'si.
MISS BULKLEY'S School for Young Ladies,
NA Observation-Disclosures VIII REOPEN Wrd sept To-
OSSINING INSTITUTE for LADIES, Sing
O ssf first class * & B. EGE qa@
RYE SEMINARY, Rye, n. Y.TFor PqIT1tiicGu-
1e lars address MrS' : j. LlFh
For Both Sexes-CounorY.
CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
BOARDING % and ana Sy SS Gno aT yoahr rT and children
Aneyn # %nd and B %"Gn saSsS M5aa5c fnlv a , %
POSTER SCHOOL, CLIFTON SPRINGS.
NYAcaarme Co'g!9te Art cG,n1cs M ,yi1rSG,; ~ S,aG,
adet anG the T oimaSn Of cr as Of Study and
Ad,lrc the Rev. DE- Gee, ,iGE LupMls ---.---
NIAPLEWOOD INSTlTUTE-FOr both sexes;
1sc f op %fSSSxY SSsiness Yac or @ Sr So1
J. J.sIIO"iLID'iE.A. y. NJ. Principal
NIT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
open sent hlscE o Term. M % e HSs i iyaii frncpa
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, New
~ ton sussex tonny "; j. re"RSns r Sep'emG' yern ,T
Christian influences thorough to 1T for any corge
studen5s 1I faS Sc is @ M aiss Joa A. BAR
scy City. 5. s. STEVENS a. N.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, \. Y
So Der year; send for new Catalogue W. H. bANNls
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyark-on-th -the-Hud-
HI will he open for summer Board and optional Sny
Cor scholars June . no.t dci:t'iG & h,mc wih Pfa
within city each at reasonable Ga'fT' T ASS AN
SvarthmOrc College, near Philadelphia. Penn.
lege courses-casscal, literary and sclendh'; teachers
fGss M Msa HtaS res SSSart%Ore sT% cosg DeaSe Co..
THE MIDSUMMER SESSION of the Sell
4 LECK SCHOOL, AoTwak. Conn viii commence iuno 10
such pupils spend few hours daily to study and
HsCn H @ He oSand S a6o9c
Miscellaneous
CCHOOL Properties for sale or rcnt.--New
Csummcr list mailed ior staup Schcrmerhorn 80 l. 4th
SCHOOL Wanted.-Eithcr private school or
- acadcmy fin eligible opening for one by Prcsvtc-
as n1P Prinsps GsrSEnT fa" 30 Bfas St., % BGsiSu