New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10
rnsfrurilon.
For Bows ana Young Men-Country.

For Bows ana Young men-SouherS'
pETTS MILITARY ACADEMY, sr,rry
s SEE Il hT5'ssI h %SH1ss etc. '''
CQRNWALk MEGmTSS scno sl farm nn Toe
soros borough for eoee 91ssss OF reopen
' .1ieup eg' 10. !" O. cosb A. x. Principal.
NR. WARNINGS MILITARY SCHOOL
H. H aat ySsT Dr. Howard
sp ~ SSGa DnS w. H CHENEY a. six
.urer south va leicester onn. -------
CLMWOOD INSTITUTE, Lanesboro', Berk-
IL shire Co. Mas established IN S nst n1 , specially
throughout tho year REV A. GILBERT a. NJ Principal
stCuIAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WOr-
Ill tester Mass b. MEL CALF a. NJ, superintendent
IRVING INSTlTUTE.-Board and Day
Sesoo 70. boys s sps1e'' ana
I n. ROOTS Bows Boarding School, Green
wen Conn Idnlted boys highest references;
nS .i es, i or eoPesa ' se9dt circular
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. ,,,,
WI boys family boarding. school ocstion ~ s's or
est sSe Sy lSGref 70 sS e . S
sargeIyse,9 Of sSsn Pupil Address Inc ffih'P"'
clrcnias add1,ss Col e. WIGHT A H. Principal
pENNSYLVANIA MIL TARY ACADEMY.
Cher Penn Giy EngnseEas q nS rai Ples
DENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE.-Ad-
ts both sexes gs1 T aud arie Gn
raj thore6 preparatory department. expenses - TO .
p,r week 30, tata.ogue address JJSL"H SHOHfLlDGE
& w Pre- iisa STATE Cs"ge Penn
CWTrHIN G. SHORTLIDGE'S ACADEMY,
- MED 4, PE ENsYkVANri6hy;,
suacnt. adGed at any tim, special attention 10 both
a!yan, and m3uaHd boys new 2 1
9 q o0 drsa as., iiT Ky NOR"
II. Harvard tniv.ralty GRADUATED. Media i'hu'
4 HE SCHOOL FOR BOYS at Rural Home,
II ofra Y
u e. B i' 'i' odicc ~ ''' ''''''''
n ..rn FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR at one
- ~sD Of bce. military OoarnGS 'eh 9;,2 T fR
MGSa :S"i g. % Es sT tth..t N'sw.York citT
cor YOUNG Lsmes-Country.
, BOARDING SCHOOL of rare advantages
a a '" Hpad fas heGRI HH%LS& p b. @SD
pINGHAMTON LADIES. COLLEGE, and
l. College OF Muso ana orator 500 Opens eg66r To-
Bf SS e. d A W ! = Tcp;ra,oy bspa
CORNWALL COLLEGIATE SCHOOL for
- Young '"'''' vi Il :. "HGFhED c Rot. Principal
HONE INSTITUTE for yorng ades, IH i,,,
GEn M " h's Me- s' n'H2fo sI Praep
uU.L>IDE SEMINARY O}ridgeport, Comm,
ara o ioT o y ya.s ana VI" other er sSey ANNE
FiiTth' -''' '''''' - -----
SsAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE,
s.e ES vcan Ts sap.m ' o %d5S
enS" ING, and greet gai ana ''i"or' u 0
ssisS u. b. Bur's In titutc or Young Ladies
afs and = A. Wannt-st. Philadelphia, VIII reoprh
Cuoce lOcatO and b'st aiVHnta%es ioi 80
intellectual culture Pupils receive prIhoiil .sro
q nsttc lumber received into the lahliy hnilec'
Clrculf tree
For Both Sexes-Counvry.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on
~ fam fourteen Iuies fiom Ncw-York - per wee
rd wa.niug tutun; comforts OF country home MIS- H.
{. MOLNELL, ha"has-cti, L. T.
uEFOkE FIXING on A BOARDING
AZ SrhOOL your hld please address Tor circular
THOMA, HANLON d. d. remington HewJer-ey'
NLAN TRACK q, " COLLEGE ami III D.
u son RIVER INsTfTU rE.-Fits boys tho' oughv ior
All rOf schools and business college course
ircu German AIT ana misc sptclats Twins
mndarare OpeI, JaEuiy 10
The Rev ALONLD tLACk, IN. d., ffesidehL
NET. KiSCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
lTa Mt i.cn y. H. young ana children VIII 70
open sept roa-Onupe Miss T. Hyatt Principal
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, n. Y -
IL Both $50 PEI year no extras but music
winter ion opens Jan. 3 w IL. BANNISfAE Al
Miscellaneous.
PPARATUS and FURNIl URE OF all kinds
- for slhoOls Aeadn mi,- COLLEGES and lius Send for
catalogue. BakE.: PRATT & Co, NJ. - LOndst. y. Y