New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-08
NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON, y. Y
Established 1854.

KlOPENS SEPT 4. 1882
Boarding School OF highest grade whose threshold
end ana scrupuousy followed IL TO mon NJ IN esy 80
iheeenss BY rion never sopars these three STe i
requisites instruction. discipline reusoa VINO h'e4 'I
81 o 4S 4 H9 SS9as fa 9' up re
155thst Carriages are always In wng or ~ Gmey no1'
more beautiful ana healthy p lce-on an eninenSs COZ.
ronndin9S arc not found along the OF tho
hudson It's buildLgs are unu,aay hohsse apdIn
ersected by oak groves anordng ample space LOT pay
EsPg@ German sgg S 99a sP19i.9 Gpofon
rVHE NEW-YORK LATIN SCHOOL, No, 3
college ea'I Four ai coad iS10S DXsSEY Principal
University Grammar School, ,4s1 Broadway,
- P PThT and cassca Departments
open alter Sept NJ NJ. Hobby, ". L. Akin Principals
Fer Young Ladies-City.
At Misses Perrin's 2,021 5th-aye.; terms pei
n year 500 with course, 5000 Circulars as above
CIRCULARS of good schools, with Intelligent
State q Sshs HSe 10 GCCGi
CARLISLE INSTlTU re, 572 Nadlson,4ve,
~ corner bGthst, English. French German and hatih
Ia confse special students in music all depart nent
German English KindesArten tent1 year september %
JACKSON SEMINARY, 513 and 80 East
Tor yodns ladies' and children: reopens sept l3 Desirable
looaiiohi s anry fo lie seminary OF to PINGk.
NEiY's AGENCT. Domestic bdilding. -
MISS GIBBONS ~ English .d and a.,l French re
7CTSS REYNOLDS (cieht years teacher IN
w Miss Hanes school, SO West 4jh-st, September ~
EEISS BRCYN rcopcns school September %,
w III west 3lsst; limited number OF boarding pupils
tahcn
MRS. SALlSBURY'S SCHOOL, % East
vi IAN st. corner Madison NewYoIk, late of Euclid
ave. cleveland. ohio Date OF opening oct =
NJIsS BALLOW'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH
vi SCHOOL tor Ladies and Little Girls No "a East
22d..t vl reopen Thursday, september g.
ASISs JAUDON'S Young Ladies Boarding
w an! 99y Sneq SS te %a% al S MSo september
AIRS. ROBERTS and MISS WALkERS
Va ENGLISH and French day school for young ladies' NO.
1JLLF. RUEL & MISS ANNIE BROWNS
NJ French and English boarding and Day School
VIII reopen Thursday, sept q, 1892.
prepared Tor collegiate examination II desired
JFISS s. l.. CHAPMAN will reopen her s,.,
VI English French and German Boarding ana Day Sehoo
r6 SS ~ HG Gsli 2' a in ali dcparmcnls
MISS KEITH, assisted by
Va MADAME ALFRED COLIN.
will reopen her English and French Boarding and Day school
oTon l Harvard "a cparton E2ceet sanitary
NIISS SPRINGS English and French school
near Parsaye W. reopen ay 1SP IN the course
MISS GRlNNELL, 80 East 55th-st., will re,
w omen her English. French and German Boarding and
LAY SGho1i Tor t"Is az V SIperi5r fcife, for Art
AMI Inso 'oDIrIs sptr ujho' %: opy4 tihderslrtel
NJESDEMOISELLE CIIARBONNlERS
vi French Boarding ami Day school for Young
LADIES 6 E,sl 5S!as Foiyry in r-rs VI" 1 rsSgR
10 when Mellcs. ,harDOnnler VIII De az home
NIME. DA SILVA & MRS. BkADFORD'S
vi fOm,flv Mrs OGDEN IloIman's English, French and
Seman B HS Pa sY Sa9 & VIII reopen f last
Monday in Sci cmbcT. Application may be made by let
MFRS. SYLVANUS REEDS English, French
VA and eman boarding and dag school for gr.s Sot
and pieTaraory classes Thorough COLLEGIATE course The
clas' for special " aaced stnay IN AN nasr sec. e'a
NINE. C. MEARS'S ..,.,.,.,. .,,,.,,,,,
For Young 1aac. d9n RAf 80 $40 no. 229 di.ouavo
N f the 1%iiS aaR school tcurcs English French
German by eminent profess especial attention p1'
10 'ns'i'N '"u '010' Nine <. c. MARS Principal
MISS MARY MARRIOTT NORRIS. 40 EAST
SCHOOL for Y0UNG LADIES and AIsors October II.
SA2S' WI AS1 ri and ARV HRD M M
INAroNs Advanced cassesi in Art 1,ealare science;
pupils limited TO ten
NINE. MACE-LEFRANC'S 10 ,,r,,,,,
vi FRENCH. GERMAN AND ENGtISn BoARDl - ~
West 41.st Reservoir Park eopcns Oh tue IetA Oh
F{ENcm PRACTICALLY ACQUIRED N ONE YEAR.
Fun COLLEGIATE course q,aer very IoFp"e"' ''o'
PUBS residing too lar ava viii and brought
FIVE HCG oMMoDXTIoN9 FOX pARLOR BoARDERs
PEV. DIR. and MRS. c: H.. GARDNEKS
K0ardng and bay school Young Ladies'. 40 6O3 9TH
ave. commences its twenty fifth year september "a
DESIDENT GONERNESS.-A lady accus-
IL toned to charge OF one two or three girls
m or ar IN" city. English French, music good recon-
mendatiuns Address X. c.. BOA 20 Tribune Once
CT. JOHNS,
Owed oct 1852 Tenth year. 81 and % West 32dst NY
MRS. THEODORE IRVING.
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