New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-24
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e 4 GIHBfN~ and d btAtH. Jr. fHutlpd'-
ieo,eus Monday, s. ptcmDer -

Tho oldest and best known select sctoos for hcy'
rni pref arcs mem business or ceae p.,g
e!I'Se eza@ni lens qt 'l f r garo dcparaenis
Primary intermediate ard senior l'esii"t s','nr
Both Principals ere Teachers ANA vs. WIN ' i l,,f"
crlV n me uses Of his choo. sanitary aud ventlatng
ar.anee.nc1ts Of most annoy, Sl" , e n, nom 49,
Caiao@dos by posi-. calls received alter september
,IVIIE NEW-YORK LATIN SCHOOL. No. 3
last 41il.,l. Icopous september L. Preparation loi
college.
University Grammar School, Isl Broadway
I r,ar 42ds-lcens che fGth year MONDAY. ~eptcmp,r
- Primary commercial I'D CAS- a. De ,.ciss
open alter sept 4 M. ". Ho'pY N'L AA'n' i''l0''"''
For YOUNG Ladios-City.
4 T Misses Perrin's, 2,02l 5th-aye terms per
Il voare.o0 ~luimufcd course S'o' 'Ho"'"- '' '''
CARLISLE INSTITUTE, 572 Nadison-4vee,
I corner 5Gth.st. Englsh French German ahl I@,iln
Boarding ana Day schoo for young ladies loic4e CO..
GERMAN and tnash Kindrrglrien tenthyelr ~,p enber %
HONE COLLEGIATE lNSIiIUIdE: FOR OR
Gus 2. - ra tc, Io ,ss c r' ANU
EgISS CUI-HOIWS SCHOOL TOR Gl,L>,
NJ Nadisora'e Ieo?Sn-, Sl.P dm,I5goa 90 '''''
Mss KEITH II5, @f.is 1,Ge4l BY COLIN.
wa reopen hcr Eue rap. rn'h iod NJ ana ray 43o,
S.ri III licaIat.on .scclCui sanitary conditions.
MADAME ROCH'S BOARDING and DAY
w SCHOOL 7l% Na. -onay. C,n,i"l PARK T',It9peIL
..I,..f
1 , al. Of interest Pan ana stacy
md Sod by leading pysi iaa.
NEESDEMOIsELLE5 CHARBoNNlERS
~ French PROTESTANT ""l tins anu -, ' , 5"n'r
Ilu,ay 1gtembcr =. Apqlvb by leu's until september
Mss ). i. CHAPMAN. .s....,
tFormery 5h5sI. II. GeneuctsJ
Tnoro9sn in l.i ,n ali departments
MRS. SYLYANUS REEDS ,...,.......,.,o,
VI English. Ilele, az Go'm'a o3L'ge 9na ,
number pupils in primary ana lr'oy G''. eI''s' IN
music and ali oepartm' ats
RENE. c. MEAR>'S .....,,..,
We ~ GLIsH, F..-NCu az , %i-FNAN ho-NNDi>"
For Young ladies iond 1870 No 222 n di-9n aye.
agS % I'll The ,f i,ry aS ] tren3
aud German by eminent Trooaso'i cNpc "'tru'on pa"
to iHsA'A al" f'eH'n iI" Nh. y a. MARS Principal
MILE. RUEL s. MISS ANNE BROWNS
w French and q S sl r .G1T'l51 s'f Day .,'
Students T Srea asSS or eosgE elimination il
MISS MARY HARRlQTT NORRIS, 40 EASI
~ 53iII III i9r@sy l4{ F, sni i5sS oetoeT H.
%LAss,7 yRF f2ff i agd ARy &i.D
INAIIO<S. Advance cas-es 10 Ar LiteI"iu.S SceIC
puui iiitI 90 tn aodrcss t september - Bo2nonzL
S6ctc1Ss , Isl TcItA year. q and % West &2d ~
MIS- ILODOhE IRVING.
CUBURBAN SEMINARY, Boston-ave; and
kDWIIS JJ6HSs02. Principal.
V'UE Misses Nasons school, for young ladies
and children. VIII reopen october = at 10 west '"'''
VNHE MISSES GRAHAM Successors 10 the
] Nis.es Green formerly o. 20 ! itiraye vi t'o,n
their English ana Trneh Boating an. ' AZ SgI eS -
ave New-I oi CITY; this school ostis,et IN iSi5 con.
deaItnnt Tor when hitherto been voraby known
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE, for young IA
" des $l2 ,, WG'' Tot Az or iai
For Both sexos-Citg.
FRIENDS SEMINARY.-For both sexes.
18th Kind~earten primary liberal an4 coHtgr Iere["9&
PDa, me principal viii be al The seminary after The ut
INST ''''n ~ 20 '1 BENJAMIN SMITH, N A. Principal.
JACKSON SEMINARY, 513 and 80 East
- l2osi English French aud German o9trdins5cn,G,
for Cns l3Gei v i9 eS e'Is ems 800 to $50 per-
eIs55,s HGhS S9c'Yf' B Ii Bagan@ J. u
MRS GRIFFITTS will reopen her English,
VI French ana German Day ool To- Young Ladies and
MISS VI. A. CLARIi'S
VA ENGLISUAN rKL%ch school foryouug ladiee
s5a sair'n will reopen september . ISL. lO .'
AyISS J.F. WREAKS, 50 Z. 77th-st., Board
~ ing and Day sc4oo for YONG lades ana I4%,'
e. Room - Trinity Bindings. until sept H. when Mics
MRS. NILLLAMES
~ Fns sqd Trench Bo3rl2s and Ddy sfnG ed io1
September *. Address By letter unlu september 10
MISS COMSTOCK, 81 and 81 West 4Oth-st.,
VA fnclng tcscrvolr Iglish French AMI German
boarding and DAY school Gymnastics studio Private class
Tor youue BOYS Classical Department III HSDAE, SEPT
.. Mis-, consiock at home after sept 2otl.
MISS GRiNNELL, 80 East 5jth-si., viii re-
Day sc SS5 ior 4 i1;i ad S: chdfaa
Elective OF study superior iaciueS lot
MISS SPRINGS English and French School
vi Young Ladies and Children. No l2l Elst seth ST.
PaTkave will reopen Wednesday. sept q Drawing
Eocuton Caistheuics Sewing ncaded I'm the course
Circulars AT LockwoOds Rsndoiphs and the school
MISS ARABELLA KETCHUM'S private
W. classes Tor Young Ladies and Children Will Teop DC
kindergarten. Applications MADE by letter TN september
10, Va. ~ West SSthst
NINE. DA SILVA & MRS. BRADFORD'S
~ formerly Mrs ogden II0hmans English, French ai
German Boarding ana Day school i9i Dung lSie- ana
Children No. II West 3Sthsf, New-loiR VIII reopen last
Monday in SoIicmber Application may be made By lei
ter OF personally IS above
MADEMOlSELLE TARDNEL, % W. doth
w 81. NewYork boarding and Day sehool for Young
Ladies ana Children. Reopen sept q Thorough tnglsh
Course Daiiy Lectures. French and other languages
spoken Drawing and musical ads antagcs
Unsurpassed.
THE CONSERVATORY Of ELOCUTION.-
457 jth.aye Glasses and private Instruction Address
Mrs. A;|NA RANDALL-DfEHL. Principal
Law Schools
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.
mcnces No; Great JOucsst ORR gu Monday
"a day Of october next and continues until June 1883 The