New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-28
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For Rows and Young Men-city.

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For BOYS and Young Men-City.
NEW PROFESSION; best and only one
A NNoT oVERCRowDED- Electricity. COLLEGE
ELECTKICITY, l22 East 2Gth-st.
ATWORK LIKE BEES.-PACKARD'S BUS
aly and aSn dSng he s EnS 6 nss; sG see
efficient work ever done done 81 c}},cnIar Vi 10
it or send for de'erpsys iPXecRhRD Pre 500 Broadway
OADY g. WALWORTH'S BUSINESS coll
G SnIlc aEae y sV %ss1s ~ l0OD
CENTRAL PARK SCHOOL, No. 81 East
u 7sh-st Reopens september 10 thorough preparation
i0reOlese or business bev {. L. BURNETT Principal.
CHARLIER INSTITUTE, 10Th,
on Ry fp Say S school, 121 fs FOR BOYS AND
T 4a of EfE fo GEh&EG
CLASSICAL and English School l IL:
.ojIege and scientific school
COLUMBIA INSTITUTE, 100, I'll 6th-ave
- reopens Thurs a September ~ eoeGase %
5Ppleaon Eb%TS FoWEER r. Principal
mr.. A. CALLISEN'S day school Tor boys
IL l3l West 45d.st, reopens Monday, sep. 70:
N S. EVERSON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
Ne corner 4 Et1P a[S 'sEPTEHBER 81
short Lessons Thoroughly Mastered.
HARRIS PATTON'S CLASS of PRIVATE
Pupils in the English branches. classics and maine
mates at "a Vests DIST.
YON & GILBERT'S CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
mo 57S Ave-Pupils prepared thoroughly for the
best eolleso 40 chenille schools There are 'wP Ge9ar
m meRs Ths o pasi1ai viii oe al se
fatgr 9esn Nc ,9},s H'9r Princeton college,
Noah PORTER LID. Yale college,
BoBEnT BoN iS esq New T%rf f3 SIS 'lty
Rev EojiRT : MGcAkTHUR BIB, New York city
MISS LOUISE MILLER, pr.c..t,, .cnoo, IN mi,
city. viii open oct J. 1851 ipimary class or bo9s at no
NJ W. Lyons 4o2SGa, ,,r INSTITUTE
No . EAST TWENTY.~ECoND-sT, corner on Broadwav'
The feniiemen whose names follow have hal ono or more
Henry n. Alexander las 3 :ii ESHE
Henry Henry; 4 II Bc .'rlSN Henry ?. M MT,id.
John irooks OTson D. NUM-
The Rev. B. Coo. D. D.. W,Il ia Van AZ; v5g2r%
James W illles RALPH w le ySj,,rI
rats moderate Circulars OF Putnams and liandoiphs
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC School,
Stevens M SsH 2"% 5 Ill., i nad tecne professions
lasses "a Architectural WA hsea ~ and prof Naval
A S S2EtS' '''o Engineer oD'p' - ~ -
DFuOVAI-Wm. W. Richards's school for
PS Sge snI compee gymnasium send Tor circular
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. Ea t
G,Itlst Central PARK. tao Rev Dr. H. b Chaplin PIN
e ePa e 4y school year usJOcru
u'HE WILSON & KELLOGG SCHOOL,
prepares for colleges and scientific Schools Primary
Department
University Grammar school, ,4S1 Broadway,
~ 5 @sPr c 1s!s psp s4 gSts ~ HOBBY y
I.AKIN, Principals -
WILLIAM II. LEGGETr has removed his
w school TO his refdence d 59s '4stsI The 'eHOO'
year begins Wednesday sepienOer@L
For Young Ladies-Citv
W oetoberd Lngh'I literature io' LADIES No'o'ei 10
No 81 rast s'th'st'
NIISS de BRUYN KOPS and MISS KEITH,
T IadiSs' " n 'Sinlrrrarien, sepienosr3J
A,rIcluon ~ rueg iu ,optem1er ----
NTIoo GIBBONS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS re-
vi moved To IS west I'Jhst; reopens september -
MILE. RUEL AND MISS ANNIE BROWNS
vi French ana 1fs4 B t2 an nni 3ay school
vii, rl .,1, fsrptem5ef - is5i
students prepared Collegiate examinations u desired
MRS. ROBERTS and Miss Walker will re-
VI open their l.ng.h and French sehooi 2r Ycnns IA
Die, a Hona 5i can be- be- rleevd n the ia%y
MRS. JONSON and MISS JONES will re-
VI GEen their Eeerug and bay school % ST Tons nd
Speal ouie with elective studies ior senior class AMI ps
trs1e 5 SP6 @n3 aSf S
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS boarding and
VI day school Tor yoang iadr' Nos 1nd Ia, nI, ~
eay Gusht thorough training In primary and -rcniary de-
iarfmcnt the study in the collegiate department
requires years aud meets all The demand, Tor TIE hghrr
oda, alton oil @uu.cu
VNHE MISSES GRAHAM (succcssOrs to the
Misses Grecnl formerly of N0. Ffth-av' viii rrol"u
their English French Boarding and Dag school lp hDnuf
adcsan Udne-d4y -Cusub"r2 at No hA tttiaNr NcW
YORK CITY This school established n l~ld, continues The
training lnd terous instruction IA every department
Tor winch DO has hitherto been su .1yurihly known
rTNHE MISSES PERtNE, - East 7ltl-st., will
reopen their English and French Boarding and pay
young iuo3 september - number 81 resident
pupils hmiteL
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE (founded 1850,
3l5 West j7tn-.t. Will reopen sept - Dr. AMI Nine
VAN NORMAN, rtncipa,%
% EAST 7ITH-ST.-Thc Misses Pcrinc's
DO English aud French school 'or Young ladies.
For Both Sexes-CitY.
FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL and KINDER
REoPENs SEPT 20 1881
MISS RICHMOND addressed az So 335 18th
ave. 3jdsL
FRIENDS SEMINARY Tor both scXes-East
Il lGth--t and rutherford place. y. SMITH. Principal
KINDERG ARTEN
~ The NewYork Normal school for Hlnlergarten Telch