New-York tribune., 1881-12-25
Art Schools--City.
A RI STUDENTS LEAGUE,

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los FrFrH.AvE. Ny
An Academic school Of maintained by Students Of
' Gentcacn i ,i''a1 opoh Gai ron October ; n
A, An4to@y 9,a & ar ID Pg5sPcef}iiSS ,asPc}iSS
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
1t china dt55rlon At 6cr studio The bella" so
-icrcnecs. Hr D. Huntington. Mr. Vim. Hart James
NJ. Hart, Mr \. r. Bellows
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
1 LENANDER lnsututc-Alitary Boarding
y 7ch,5- tlitf Plains. NJ. "rac,pal o.RWILLls,Ph
pORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
, a2& Is 'iep4 E F Fn GiSh S
BOSTON SCHOOL OF ORATORY.
ID THE PREPARATORY CLASS, ,
prepare applicants enter ho Junior Class in the second
'eeestr begins GA ne tg9 Of i4nuary tSS1 9GneA q M
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned or rejected GanddaySs coached
s,nmtr or winter ~tocNJrid@e. Ala+ j. tioFFMANN
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
Preparatory C),y' scionC1' s;DD, pr ousnes tn1r
XmP.c,, 11!tli,y '5r "a, do game roSlns 90
ELMWOOD INSTITUTE. L1ncsboro', Berk
II shire CO. Mass established i2 lSil ts 'or COLLEGE te
outtc school business private instruction specLuT
Throughout mo Itcv \. A. GILBERT. \ NJ, Principal
Greenwich CT. academy and boarding school for
99oy cnsG Gs 9 Il Ta
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WOR-
IA CEslER, Mass c. b. ME"CALF, \ NJ, supL
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n. Y
Pnr35 S ,92p VII H5y W" os
culsr with hu pIrticuIisA Rsopens 's9t ,n9or IL
8 ( ROVE: a. " " @' Prinopals
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. ,..,...,,
w boys family boarding school location holt3ie.tll
NewJcrsey thorough preprtol 'or coare or ,eiAatio
ys@% each g1isu P@p Address s @ Ro ro5p, : MOORE
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1 circulars address COT c.J. WRIGHT. A NJ Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
1gS Penn 9Pee II PeFTS'f ffesen SS9sTTcd
PlVERVGEW ACADEMY.
IA POUGHKEEPSIE, n v,
WITH : Military DnaTtmGn ay & Vide sni
Catalogue With Chart Of College Reaas!ton, app
e"uO"' OTIS BIsBEE \. NJ. Principal
SWITHIN c. SHORILIDGES,
MEDIA, PA,
ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM.
STUDENTS ADMITTED AND CLASSIFIED AT ANY
TINE.
Boarding school for 100 young men and boys
one Of the best g2apPSd best ag an ana TSst % successful
enced teacher all men ana al graY"e, IpeGa attsnton
u.trcop E,riy ichcicnccs in young mes education cor.
rcted Patrons studens may select any sue' choose
studcs ttod at Media academy are now in Harvard YlG
Princeton University lAiYctte longh ana
Polytechnic schools. For illustrated circular
address the principal and proprietor SWIGulN &. Sb RI
LIDGE, NJ Harvard University graGule) Media, Penn.
rail from Philadelphia, and has 20
daily from that cy. Media has churches aud
temperance prohibiting the sale Of ali intoxicating
drinks
yEHE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Conn, prepares studens for Yale College
Trustees President r. d. Woolsey t. W. Blake Ill. d.,
Professor a. Thacher IT, c. Kingsley A. NJ, \. G. Twin
innl LII d. Professor 5 T. baldwin, Professor j. W Gibbs
Address w l.. CUSHING Rector
'I'HE Rev. John IL. Converse, A. NJ, QIar-
yar late Professor OF Cassics Racine College will
into ia family Bristol L. few boys flttad
Tor college. Icrna References
at Rhode Island. President EliO, OF Harvard.
WILLIST0N SEMINARY,
EAsTHAMPTON, MASS.
n CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
Boys thoroughly prepared for tho colleges
schools Of science and for business
Tho winter term will begin January 3, 1882.
For catalogue, giving full Information, address
j. w. FAIRBANKS, Ph. D.,
Principal
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