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IRVING INSTITUTE, TarrytOwn, n. y
e. s viii
GUM ' " q q A 4 R6&E. &! & 4 M" Principals
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
WI boys family boardngschoo location heathles IN
School 5Sy ndGSs&
vision of each pupil Address the Principal, D. ID Moof'
DEEKSKILL IN. W Military Academy.-For
circulars address Col CT WRIGHT a. NJ Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
cN fSRfTTaHEf5 hY&f
PIvERV1EW ACADEMY:
With n { MILITARY Department A th0r0ugh-g0ing wide.
awake school Tor bows combining study Military Drill and
cataosue with Chart Of College acquisitions app
cation OTIS BIsBEE A. NJ, Principal.
J,HE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
GeRG b %o i%gsn & e! B aas fI'fS
Professor r A. Thatcher. G. KnSsey A. NJ, A. C. Twin
ns LII d. Professor a1vn f cGsYSd Rector
TINE Rev. John II. Converse, A: NJ, Harr,
var late Professor Of classics in Racine College viii
into his family % Resrense OOg 6 10 DC G ea
OF Rhode Island; President Eliot, of Harvard.
For Young Lades-Countrv.
DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE--Lo-
ID cation facilities and home comforts gnsGrpasseG Address
CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE for
L@e N.Y. Mis- s. y ;o BT
excellent table terms moderate. Reopens sept II. 81
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
" LADIES' pot5town PaIhrty second Annual session on
miles RON Philadelphia with through from New.York
by found 6rooH route Home comforts parental o 5 9a
large grounds and location VEL known 9T oeqat g@d 4g n
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY foryoung ladies',
u BrdgepotCt Address the Principal, Miss Emily Nelson
LONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
town H. home carr 5noEPPg9 G F Gn Sspdy
MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day School
vi Young Iames. Tauyownon the Hudson. will re-
open wednesday, september IL
AIRS r.. II. GRISWOLD and DAUGHTERS,
u to Young iadie Of school special alyantages for
nusic vocal harp piano quit arr da wing and painting
AIRS. s. l.. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
Eleventh year superior facilities send for circular
GJSn AT Mount Hope Ladies' Seminary,
" @'tU. Tarrytown. n. Y Music and Art only extra
For Both Scxes-Country
COLLEGIATE Institute, Newton, Sussex. Co,
"a 90 az 1;h22' 3f T3'l iS1 or w TeG 2e
ton @-JoDsryeaE open septembeT ISL ses ca'aoSa"
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for young Ia
W des AMI gentlemen N les west OF Pha loc3ted on
the rila and Bait central Il - COURSES Of studySEngaSR
Nil tary Acade ues. ami the best American COLLEGES
class cocuont Pcnmlnshp by professor mastcr Of the
beauties Of the art h9mei department ior nIe poys'
~. Principle. Coucoriyillc. Del Co. Penn
MISS ). b. MATHEWS Boarding and Day
w school young ladies' AMI children summit " j.,
will reopen september -
NOV. 10. NEW GLASSES FORMED IN
~ CIAVERACK COLLEGE
and Hudson River Institute. at CaVorack, Col CO., ~
$l59
pays board and tuition Nov ~ to close Of
Inc REV. ALONZO FLACh, Ph. D., President.
PIVERSGDE SEMINARY, Boarding and Day
II schoo. young ladies' and children, at Red Rank y
l. will reopen Sept H. Of instruction practical ana
thorough every department. For circulars address Mrs
81. PERKINS Principal
COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, BridgetOn,
- NcwIersey.-Both seNc' ull corpt oil te,cnrrs5 L.
structon thorough music painting drawing climate nnE
wy '''''' II. X TRAsR, Principal
401S -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack
10 --~'P. outhc. Hudson. Both seNes No extras but
Music and Art College preparatory and business for boysj
in-tr1ction Tor
scholars. END Tor catalogue enter OF any time W. H.
BAhNIsTLE. A NJ.