New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
obstruction.

VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME.
obstruction.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
A LIMITED CLASS for YOUNG BOYS.
n ARTHUR II. MANN, Sll Madisonave
NEW-YoRK MILITARY ACADEMY
FORT WASHINGTON, NY.
Established 1854.
superintendent-JOHN b. HAYS, NJ. D.,
Observation-Disclosures RICHARD, LII D-Ph. D.
Boa riding school OF highest grade whose thrceold
end and serguonsy followed to m9d mon m at an ey aggnd
the 6y sca hsgT Sf rc6n While % h or
adc Wa.hng9p Heights a6oat tenn ten mile t up The
5hst Carriages are away IN waling or Dy nety @ & mo-
more beautiful 9d healthy paceGn man an SmmenSS con- r
roundng found along the far famed banks Of the
TGsT are fortr acres Of Land attached it, shaded and in
tersccted by oak groves, anorng ample space for play
$%i9 $%%a3 qs5gan R5R GsFiggGt sP4 fga7;4 s spoken
DREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Masonye and tih as for a3 c92' of MinS3
Stems n,Gif sa2 a Nc Sccacn an bawinr
a COLIN, lat, Engineer Corps Us NJ and Professor al
University Grammar School 1.4S1 Broadway,
c. esp 6d9rt 5 & g. n uoo55 55%I IpSlS Fraap i
For Young Ladies-City.
V'HE MISSES PERINE, 33 East 7lth-st, will
ibod @ asG , apSs r9 sn HGmSaP OF
p.l WEST I30TH-ST., Ncw-York, near
kindergarten; number Ooaricrs limited thorough course
Tor Both sexes-City
DAY-SCHOOL-F0r young ladies and chill
dren 2jG West l2dst or TWO children viii be taken
to board.
Il Thc Normal school for Kindergarten Teach
es and Model hini. Tglrtei Win S39 INA
Palette T Fld rGPfn q%i l2Si and M2s 2T
MISS GRINNELL. - Z. 5lth-st.--School for
MISS :. l.. CHAPMAN, .,os,,.,
w English French AMI German sasa Day 'A''
fE5 s Ei.f ASS tti;t TO T6 Nest i5ti,s
Thorough Instruction in all departments.
MODEL AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN,
coran5a M Sa E Ei iSd S best PgR ron cars 3
AIRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French
VI school for Yonng Ladies Children reopens sepcm
her - 81 Wes &7Jhst separate class Tor limited num-
DROF. c. c. SCHAEFFERS Qate Prof. of the
German il the TnySy PlSd. OF or Sdgn
Ten lessons thrcu@ INTO c%saT and Xenophon Address I25
y. I7th--t, Philadelphia Penn
CTENOGRAPHY, PHONOGRAPHY.--Wal-
ment Vest iitst n aI 5taye. send for large circular
VHE CONSERVATORY of ELOCUTI0N.-
Mrs AXyA hIG i.@i iG 'rf Principal 'iL'''
Art Scnoos-Cit7.
AIRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
vi @eoeye pupils IL PA!X rIEG "a daa}seaBa, @ aoge[3 T
References: Mr. d huntington Nj VIM Hart MI James
NJ Hlrt Alr \. f. Bellows
ror Bows ana Young Men-Country.
ALEXANDER Institute.-Mlitary Boarding
~ school, White Plains, Ny Principal, oIWils Phi d.
pORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
- Academic classic and scientific courses %ir P
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
- college Conditioned rejected candidates coached.
simmer or winter ~tOcNprlse u 81 +. nor f-ItA-'-'
ELNIWOOD INSTITUTE, Lanesboro', Berk
- shire Co Mass, established in 1919. ht for college ~
entiGc school business private instruction spe;luJ
throughout 'no' Rev A. A. GILBERT, A. NJ Principal
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold \. J.,
L boys boarding school The Rev y G CLAMbEh9'
Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WOR
II CESTER. Mass {. b. ME?CALF, a NJ. supt. -
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, y. y
hoday paafP' pflad Ti1 10 S % doe @ or business , % receive
culars with iui particulars E.opsns seI'ember 10
T. T. Al'aAShE1I 4. RON I. 4. Il. T. A'' 5 Principals
DEEKSKILL N. " Military Academy.-For
4 circulars address Col C.L WRIGHT y NJ Principal
DENNSYLYANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Ti9 Academy win reopen on }. WEDNESDAY, March 3
Observation-Disclosures excellent location hcathfu For
'i''''' t0fIGGSEL THEo HYATT, PHEsIIDEENNT,
The Academy Building lately destroyed by ire WIN be re-
erected with many improvements III time for 9epeHDsrer
DIYERVlEW ACADEMY.
with L. : Military Departu, nt 4 tn rough eomg, wide,
school for boy-, combining study Military DIN ana
Caosuc - With Chart Of College Requisitions app
cauon OTIS BIsGEE, a. NJ, Principal
TNUE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
a.,s aayeP COME PF2F% %ooaT i"s"f ~ S' B haS L
Professor r. 4 I9ache IL 4 , IH 'yi M "a, I VI ,ibbi
ming LII D' r'O'''O' Addres- " T. CUSHING. Rector
rVHE Rev. John II. Converse, A. NJ, QIar-
yaF late @ S rGIT at a Sl''i L IN "$ 60
forcolgc Terms, 800 year. References Bishop Clark,
OF Rhode Isllud. President EliO, Of Harvard
For Young Ladies-Countrv.
| DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE-Lo-
Rev WiLLIHI {. GoWES. 4. NJ. Boidoniowu, \. J.
| CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTlT UTE for
M fqqHE qra % Ahorsd rSSSaSHs a s a' rashl oS,
excellent table tern, moderate io'pcn' Stp- l., 81
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR Young
opens sept Is. ISL on Phll'plA u Rellius r. E 80
% 2 5a9a T9% ro5t % Ta 6t spa Ptren51 G dpao
aId hoioaeh worT ee{lat 2f =, al q, go G5Iv5Isl1 ~
Forcttaosues address G..p %. HC rLhlt \ NJ Frh.
DREW Ladies' Seminary, Carmel, =. Y. Spring
GDoItGiE. SR6S ~ SMITiI. An
HONE INSTITUTE tor young ladies, larry
I.oc oS N b. & 9o N s w. OEf fE' Pr%cpa a'
MRS. :. l.. CADYS BOARDING SCHOOL
VI ir Young Iudic--Wcsf End Institute wIiaven
Conn Eleventh year superior facilities send for circular
For Both sexes-Countrv.
| &00E -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack
| op - @s'P. on-Ic Both No extras Dut
Musicdud Art College preparatory AMI business Tor poyi
ladies' grllnatng courss private instruction Tor D1c1|ifI
scholars send Tor catalogue. enter ~ any um% W. IL
! BANNISIEhA. NJ
Gelcher5.
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