New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07
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For Young Ladies-City.
MRS. ROBERTS and MISS WALKERS Eng
sh and French school for S ade s M 4S Mad
TINE Misses Chadeayne's School, SIS Madi-
i sonave. will reopen Thursday, September 20.
THE MISSES PERINE, 3S East 74th-st., will
Il reopen their English and French Boarding and Day
pupils lmiieL
% EAST 74TH-ST.-The Misses Perine's
10 English and French School for Young ladies'
For Both Sexes-City.
FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL and KINDER
YAM ~ REoPENs SEPT, 90 1881
MISS RICHMOND can be addressed No. sa5 9th
ave., corner 33d-sL ----------
FRIENDS SEMINARY for both sexes.-East
L lGthst and Rutherfordplace. B. SMITH, Pnnclpa
KINDERG ARTEN ,--,..-,.-.-... r...,
ers and O Model Kindergarten Elementary Glasses or
Psys s@G Vii T IsdDeR Oct t. 10 ~ Is S
Prof ON KHAUs and IRA KRAU5.BoELrE'
NIISSGRINNELL'S School for Young Ladles
agestangt practically kindergarten Froeoel METHOD
MISS REYNOLDS g years teacher in Miss
WI Hanes SCHOOL, So West 45thst Sept %, 1881
MISS s. l.. CHAPMAN,
e,movoa d FSr@Ne E @;' AT I ie Sa West sh
''' Thorough Instruction in ali departments.
NINE DA SILVA & MRS; BRApFORDSS
WI formerly Mrs ogden HoFmaq's English French ana
Children no II West 58th.st NewYOrk viii reopen Sept
Application may be by personally as above
TgRS. CHAPNGAN'S English and French
We Young LADIES and chldre1 reoPens sepen
Der Of Of 6oSs send Tor circular
MRS. WALTON, SO East 52d-st. Young La
I'VE and Children KinderSarten IA g. training CiasS
CT. JOHNS SCHOOL. -
ID nv fha RpV
Address. Mrs N%mn f 7ns 2 81 and 3 asd
VNHE MISSES LEGGETT, 81 East slst-st
L rcopen their school for children Monday, sept 70
IO7 EAST 35TH-ST-Miss NJ. A. CLARK
sUs viii reopen nor En dish lnd erencl Sc ll}l -,
andcastencs included German and French taught D. IA
tive professors
Art Schools-Citv.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
stu life china and decoration at her studio The Bella No
4S East corner Ian aEf m W hart Mr James
NJ. Hart Nj. A. F. Bellows.
Musical.
4 LADY PIANIST would like a few young
~ pupIs thorough instruction. either AZ their own or
her residence. at moderate trnS Address T. J" -
MISS F. A. WHITE, Teacher of the Piano,
or or s i So9 lessons 10 single scholars She refers by
PERMISSION Mason. Circulars at her residence
For Bows and Young Men--Country.
A HOMELlhE boarding ScIiOO IOI OOlS uH-
~ der ID E. KINDS a. NJ, Hempttcad Long Island
A LEXANDER Institute Military Boarding
N school White Plains Ny Principal O.itW ILLls,fh D.
pORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
Academic classic and scientific courses with preparatory
Department. Address col = f. RUSK Prn. Bordonuwu NJ
UOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted tor
ID college Conditioned or rejected canddags 1"arnr
~ b. METCALF'S MILITARY ACADEMY,
Y. WORCESTER, Mass.
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
~ TUTE, New. Haven Conn. -General Rus1er1 school
onebsySGa ran6t By ailrg irllin: symaIsticS Go
Ampfeo lpOrtunity lorlthietic games, rowing &c
ELMWOOD INSTITUTE, Llnesboro, Berk
H CO.. Mass established in lsia tits for college sc,
enthc school business private instruction specially
'NiOus"OD' '"' Rev. A. a GILBERT A NJ, Principal
EUERST'S INSTITUTE, College Point, H. l.,
will reopen September tho 9th Boys preplri Tor 9nN
F Si ci1c aS ' apply to Dir H. 81 BAUSchER Principal
College Point. L. L
GREENWICH ACADEMIA frst-class
II boarding school on Narpganse,t Fay, term opens
KS y IA AZ kqE falIofue East t GTSsae T.
IRVING INSTITUTE, TaTytOwn, \. y
Parent, wlshngto place tnsir sons shgTe they viii 30
pr 9 eo9 e. .. T rs CIT
~ ~ " 4 4 A1 k6&N 4 n" rrncipa,.
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
IVA boys family boardnrschool orlon holthiest "a
s" s tnGTcafn 70 & I 9 f'% caea super
vision Of each pupil Address the Principal 5 IL AooRH
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
Chester Penn Opens September IA Degrees conferred
Apply COLONEL rHEu HYATT. President
DIVERVIEW ACADEMY.
II POUGHKEEPsIE, \; y
with T. ). Military Department 4 uiot9g ;hroins wide,
awake school for boys combining study military Dr'H ana
Catalogue with Chart College Regulations sent on appt
cation o,r,, prsprp n p.,c,,,
DEEKSKIIL On. " Military Academy.
L circulars address COL CT. WRIGHT A ~ Principal
THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
aveR Go9R FePaF%Ss oo Jg9e' tSI 8as f I
Professor I A. Thacher IL C. Kingsley a. NJ, 4 G Twin
lining. LIZ D.. Professor = = Baldwin PT1icSs3I Gibbs
THE Rev. John H. Converse, A. NJ, QIar-
vard late Professor Of Classics In Racine College VIII
receive into his family At Bristol r l. aiew boys to be 9ed
Of Rhode Island President Eliot Of Harvard
For Young Ladies-Countrv.
pORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE--Lo-
- cation facilities and homo comforts unsurpassed Address
CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE for
Ter Pfin Thorough teachg airy Vol furnished rooms
excellent table terms moderate Keopens sept - 81
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
LADiES rottioTn Annual Session on
miles Philadelphia, with through from New York
and thorough work; elegant bindings and al nvcnences;
large grounds and location well known for beauty and health
HOME INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
reopons September ~ Miss N METcAIF Principal
MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day School
WI for Young Laaios TaytOwnon the Hudson. Will RS
open "Wednesday September II
MRS r. II. GRISWOLD and DAUGHTERS,
~ /" their pleasant home Lyme Conn., Offer to pupils
music vocal harp piano, gn arr ORA wing and painting
For Both Sexes-Country.
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