New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
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For Young Ladies-Country.

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For Young Ladies-Country.
| DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE.-In-
helps 10 maze en- ure minded and Christian woman
%ddeas ie 70 Rev ~ q Bo%N NJ Bordentown J.
CORNWALL COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR
" YOUNG LADIES.-Beautful location 5g, 5OV ieSe eS
ia @e aud ar. studies Rev XLTRE6 ROE
Cornw all on the II udsOn. NJ y
COTTAGE SEMINARY .IP0, F0R soDnl aQUNG Ss.,Io5
sept P9llnie!p6l@1 "a Sag sn&S sam & M Y Y42 *
by Brook route Home eonorts par1nt m
large grounds and location fSr Peau and 4sdn
Forcatiogues address GEO g. ~ ILSi- a. ,- : In
nREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel. \; I.
~ Home-ke thorough, progressive New lInra'e W ciI'
cular with paIticalars GEORGE Q. sAl1H' a. M:
ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE.
advantaees in Music AIT Terms moderate Next Ses'
sion DeshS 9ep'Hi.1y Hey. A. w. COWLEs, D. d. Elmira n Y
HOME SEMINARY for, girls; 18th year;
IL pleasant sS t. 'soSqfi h. %s sa FriScipa ustown
TTOME INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
town vi home @ care r. RoFSusF %EFS&F SALT? frssp9 s 10
HOUGHTON SEMINARY for Young LADIES.
addrcss .s'' & -t''ss q ssESEDItT. Clinton. y. Y.
Miss Montfort's school loryoung ladies' Grove
vi Hall New-Haven. CL Eighth year begins sept 20
MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day
WI school Young Ladies' TarrytOwn. on the Hudson
viii reopen September 20.
MRS. r.. II. GRISWOLD and daughters, in
branches ocr pupils youns ladies ADVANTAGES
vocal barp piano GUITAR drawing ana panllng
MRS. 5. l.. CADY'S Boarding and Day School
for Vonn', ladies west End Inst Now Haven Conn.,.
thirteenth year iences september * SEM ior cicu
MISS AIKEN'S English, French and German
Circulars soit on application
NAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, for Young
IVA ladies Ptsleld. Mass.-Loug and widely known for
fruf tltl fD
'' 0E '''' ", HGGrss ' @ Kew G V 5PEGR tho Principal
AJISS MOTIFS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
w Family aud Day school Tor Young dies -, 80
Circulars sent upon application.
MISS HAINES'S SCHOOL, Woodside, Hart,
vi ford Location FOR healthulness and
Pacac suroanl fTe and Se GSE@a@ and aPoESH Panr IN
MISS +. ELIZABETH DANNS o,
FOR YoUNG LADs NoIiison j. "opens a5Ss 5SgtoI" o1G
attractive grounds Superior adyantaF4' IN esSR @ uepar M
%sn na@ Fof G'5a de aa S4 adGFe @ f the Principal @ % oD %
NEW-CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES' eHpeeinecd te1GleTs np%qeT' iETFs "i'oi
Sew anaan Conn
OSSINING INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG La
Iorstion GHiiehfinl and healthy buildings hono.ke
fined Chris ian Influences toqush co9rss Ia i
nsr rumenal mns, drawing. sSetchnf an! painting nat
?%St' ' n Si loi catalogue Rev c. d. RiC f. PfincipaL
DROsPECT HILL SCHOOL for GIRLS viii
L reopen september II. Address Miss MAGIE DovorNJ
DYE SEMINARY RYE, NEW-lORK.-For
Ia particulars addres+ Nrs 81 Llth. -
CT. JOsEPHS ACADEMY;
first Educational rushiada 5r on long Island young
ads The course o. suic. ibranches necessary
for soG coMHE%G&s an aSS3 s5g gsaFiTfBERi ~ g APP ~
STAMFORD, CONN.-MRS. RICHARDSON'S
~ 5g ns ~ & 6ienS Soa aa 'e5a , mbT I W. S anu "'
V0HE ELMS.-Family and day school for
girls inFaGmaye, VI spT4g9e TP3le Ae' q n4MPTEY
address the pllh,lp''' 'iI,S', J IN -'. - 80 49,
TENPLE GROVE LADlES IA .f S.sS. SEMAAk4l .Sd lsSl
for year 6oos. tHHHiEs DOWD. 4. u. President
rtVHE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY, near
BaS" "2oar iG S'r Sn the naeaaes u Chris
iian Home BI.V. J. Ron. ". D., Rois'erstown. Ma
WELLS COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES,
w Aurora Cayu.a Lake Y. Y begins September
To- 1851 S''o iO' ''''' = sFRIsBE1. D d. President
WINTER HOME SCHOOL,
Near COLUMBIA. s c.
THIS school established plan Of the EuTopesn Home
special Of study given Inc climate IL parca-rg M
%or5h IiIehcsi references Address Mrs. MARY PRES
TON DARBY, p. o. Box 49, Coumbia, south ,aroina
IETT NORTH BROAD-ST., PHILADEL-
I'D ! .PmiA. -Y@tnwest BOARDING ana Pqy school
for & gong Ladies % ,ias dss S I IV R and AIBET
son, P1ncipais.
Both Sexes-Country.
4 FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
~ New-YOrS children receive Il mothers care
Mrs Ii. g. MOlsKELIr ManIassct, l. l.
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for GILL
I'D DREN.-COd ~ pring-On Hudson, ~ T. . r,rrs
CLAVERACK COLLEGE and HUDSON
~ RIVER INSTITUTE VIII nave summer school during
fhe long vacation. Address ALONIO FLACk, fh d. Pres
CLAVERACK (New-Yorl0 COLLEGE and
" Hudson River Institute three miles from Hudson CITY
Fits thoroughly iOr college ana Business.
Coll,ge girl. Ar ami Music -pcelaitie5
Seventeen A. eleven departments.
$40 PER NIAR
REV. ALONZO FLACK, Ph. D., President.
TORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INST1-
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