New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
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For Bows and Young Men-City.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.
concluding examination of the several classes for the
| year will begin
MONDAY, MAY II. AT $50 a. NJ
The examination Of candidates admission will begin
| WEDNESDAY, JUNE Q, Al $50 a. NJ
Commencement at the Academy of Music "Wednesday,
SCHOOL OF MINES
The annual examination the several cases Will begin
MONDAY. MAY II. AT $50 \. ".
The examination of candidates for admission to Of
the Eve regular courses Mining Engineering Civil En-
cheering Analytical and Applied Chemistry, Geology and
PalGOnoioey, Meiallurgy, will begin on
FRIDAY. JUNE 4, AT $50 A
Commencement at the Academy OF Music on Wednesday,
''' " BAE aS41Is9 and P PTs
I H. MORSE'S SCHOOL removed TO 112
struction ana personal care; warm 9nehes PACE nay
taken to the seaside. Ee{eIenees; =,
Chancellor HOWARD CROSBY. n. Y. University.
Art schools-New-York City.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
receive Raps Parting @ feT: g. :; ~; s e
26hsi 4h.ave. OutoidoOr sketching during May
' Reie:an mr. D, Huntingdon Nj William Hart, Mr..
James M Hart Mr.. A. F. BellOws
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
A lexander Institute, Military Boarding School,
n White Plains, y. y. Principal .. r. WILLIS Phi. ID.
DLACK HALL SCHOOL. Lyme, Gonna
family school for fey Soyg % dSaE ds 11
summeT.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
O college Conditioned or reeeed candd3tss coached
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
Y J New.
PTepaiStry 70 College scientific schools or business Thor
G %$p sG GpDSaun iaf
IRVING MISUNDERSTANDING and Day
tenn Commences March 81 4. ARM16XAc TarIytow1,N:Y
DEEKSKILL q. " Military Academy. For
crcnlars address Col. C. J. WRIGHT. A. NJ. Principal.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
9pd FPGR Fee
CWITHIN G. SHORTLIDGE'S annual Sum-
- school 18Th yea) for Boys and Young Men, a, his
t sn a T s a%msr study
SONS including lrps 70 Cape May Atlantic City coal
giving picture OF Academy gymnasium. etc
VNHE late principal of successful private
school IN this CITY viii receive two three 6oys for the
5eSS6orSoOG absTiltey health removed temp
i e. Post Box s5 93t't c Care
For Young Ladies-Citv.
MISS CHISHOLM will open a school for
N1 girls ht us Madison-ave. Monday September 81
1850 Especial attention paid to he Engsh branches and
German thoroughly taught.
For Young Ladles-Country.
A n English, French and German Boarding |
~ and Day School for young ladies' West End Institute
New.Haven, CT MIRA s. /. Cady Prn. Send for circular.
GROVE HALL, New-Haven, COnn.-Mtss |
W MoETFoRTts SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES.
HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-WaItham, |
II Massl every way desrablei thorough Instruction.
April 20 For prospectus address LADY PRIN CIPAL
Box 3447 Boston, Hass NewYOrk reference Or. II.
7. Hanks, As East 3Uth-st
For Both Sexea-Oountrys
PRIL 7.-Spring term opens at PENNINGTON |
"a Seminary Pennington, N. J. ThoA Hanlon D. d. Pres
NLAVERACK On. " COLLEGE and HUD- |
~ SON RIVER lH6TlTpTE--A hoardang school Of /
high rank 1t Rstrnetoat 10 dsnartEaaia LA1Sees A
and Music sReciAlaeA ney Alnto fack Phi o. Prssdent
MAPLEWQOpI NSFiTUTE-For both seTeF; |
80 T9poordvIDe penn 90 per quarter students pre-
80 = .H s saisss1aet W $780,
MT; KIsCo EDUCATIONAL fHSTFFBTE, |
Ava M kiee ~ z tr yoeng ladies' and ehil6fHE vii -
open Sept Ioi tera8 reasonable HIss p Hya PTncpSi