New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
For Bovs md YOUNG Men-CountrY.

or BOYS ana L Ou-lg iueu--Oc1ilLIf.
ALEXANDER lnstitute.-Military .B;oarading
~ school. Nlitc Paius ~. Principal o.H.WlhS IN D.
TORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
trle mic and scon,inc courses with preparatory
department.. Address COL s. E EC-k X Prn Bordenio"n NJ
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
1a'SI "A, SSse 5P uiSt ESn2s s3acEoPl Mass FmoFFMHSS
COLLEGIATE aud COMMERCIAL !NSTI;;
y TUTE. Ncv-Haven Conn. General iu-sell school.
1,y sica training by military drilling. gymnastics, &c Am.
Pie opportunity tor athlelc games, rowing, &c
ELNWOOD INSTITUTE, Lanesboro', Berll
sire Coz Mass established in 1879, fs for COLLEGE, sci
cufiac school business private instruction specially
tno"s''" Tie year Rev A. A. GILBERT. A. NJ. Trncipal.
LREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, y. }.
For lovs Rev. \ > Chambers, Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WOR
Z 1 CEsTlR Mass g B. METCALF, y. NJ. supt
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown y. y
/ parents wlsbng place their sons where they win be
Sa a pai dSar, S Reopen September % Is
8. ANhMoH%$EEA1c (. ho%E. 4. 4. e. M'' rrncipals
circulars address Col, Col e wGIGiiT 4 NJ Principal
DARK INSTITUTE, Rye, y. Y.-For Boys;
1 5000 ayear. HENRY TATLoCK. Principal.
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
1pply yIs''eI o F'n c0oEG 0SS fHE6 Y4I edea
PWERVIEW ACADEMY:
la ,., POUGHKHEPsIE; n w. o,, ,.,o
awake school for boys combating study Military Drh and
catalogue College Requisi'ions sent on apph
cation OTIS BIsBEE, a. ~. Principal.
SPRlNG and SUMMER SESSION at MEDIA
y AND THE SEASHOEE-Meda Acai.my ioi !ounS
XGSre, SWITiIiN c. Su0KTLIDGIs A. NJ (Iiaryad Uln
vcIsity graiuatc. Media pa
II7HE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Conn prepares Students iSI 4al CoIese lPs T
lessor flacheI. H. C. llngsley A. ~ A G. WINNING
LII D. Professor T. Add. S4%n 9"i'5@E SOR
rJ'HE Rev. John II. Converse a. M.QiarvarCD,
late Prof ssor OF Classics ia Racine Coee Wl rec, We
Iaode Island President Eliot Of harvard
For Young Ladies-Countrv.
pORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE-Lo-
I'D cation and home comforts Address
CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE for
~ Young Ladies, Popghkecpsie, NY, Mss !. Y. IL BUE
aH & s E'a S4 @oiea S 'gs Esoa %9 in n 81 ''
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
CLADIEs Pottsiown pl-rhrtys tnalla session
ies ron PSaiopha with ari1al car, from YcwYors
by Bound Brook route Home 60 n,ortt }'rohcH
irsss G.G g. 81 rE l. ~ Prn
DREW Ladies' Seminary Carmel, y. Y. Spring
tern, opens March ~: honeke thorough progressive
GEORGE CROSBY SMITH, A. NJ
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, Tar1y-
dIes tST N ri of s sa M o'sF %FsFSF SS T6eo5 ]
AIRS. :. /. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
Elevently year superior iacue% sed lor CIRCULAR
yINHE ELMS BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
4 FOR Girls. Inpraham-av We. Springfield, Mass.
Misses PORTER & CHAMPNI-l, Principals.
For Both Sexes-Country
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for CHILL
ID DREN.-COid Spring on II udson, n y. , mr.,
BENNINGTON SEMINARY.-One of the best
boarding schools the United states admits both
sexes twelve departments OF instruction. Address IeN
THOMAS HANLON, DID, Pennington. y j.
e..lsAE -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack-
~ S-0't. on.the Hudson. Both sexes. No extras but
Music and College preparatory and business for BOYS
ladies' graduating private instruction Tor Dack"au
scholars. send for catalogue; enter at amy time
W. II. BANNl>TE \. NJ" Principal
S12S a A YEARi lb1dRn ,,xs,oy SCHOOL
RYE, NY
THE SPRING TERM
will open
APRiL u.
REV. {. J. COLLINS 4. NJ Principal
Miscellaneous.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY to acquire
H French and German languages spoken in the family
professor hrscass schools of New-NOrk and
Brooklyn desiring to take lew boarding pupils Refer
ences: Rev. y. II. SCHENK. ID D., Brooklyn the prn-
cipals Of Filthave and University Grammar Schools
New York City. Please apply. PROFESSOR. Brooklyn
Post Office.