New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

For Young Lalies-city.
Attic MISSES PERKINS, English, French
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NIME. G.. MENRS,
vi ENGLisIi, FRENClI AM, GERMAN BOARDING
AND DAY school ,.,
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MRS. SALISBURY.
SCHOOL F0nUIlILI oc.oOcri l'7L
MISS ANNETTE SCnENCKS BOARDING,
n4y and 1 Art cPCn oo al 10 I' ,ol 700" 90 psi M
anuum Kindergarten, 5000.
MISS MARY MARRIOTT NORRIS.
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MADAME ROCHS
FRENcn. AYn IINGGIlsM .coILEcIATE, IN INSTITUTE
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MRS. WILLlAMES
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b OF pupils and to combine IN al the grades from Urinary
10 senior The advantages OF school, with the influence OF
MISS JAUDON's SCHOOL for Young Ladies
1eoeps snd hhTs s c Ucor G IsHeSs taught ' BY the
'SataTal Method" ''''''
MISS A. KETCHUM'S School for Girls will
will IN the city after Sept Is. Boys class separate
.--. 1890 MRS. J. A. GALLAllER.
FRENCH PROTESTANT Boarding and Day SCHOOL
45o mH6i9SsATa ." fsq1s tsies oHSaT HsiGefr 5ornsr
thorough French education Highest standard IN Engli'h
and English ioriiitie BOY,
MILE. RUEL AND MISS ANNIE BROWNS
Nl English. French and German Boarding ani Day school
TsfPsp s NGPfiI FIFf 7sVf xVs alsI SE@ YORK
lJust below central Pak and opposite DR. Hairs church,
MISS GIBBONS, English and French school
NI forgirls reopens September ~ at 80 West 47thst
MRS. CHAPMANS SCHOOL for girls will
1 reopen on Tuesday september 30 at 81 West 3Ithst
MISS REYNOLD>'S SCHOOL for girls, OG
NI west 4btb.sti three pupils received IN family
NIIsS NORTH AND MSS BARN Es' SCHOOL
Nl for Young Ladies' 1901 Madisol ave, viii reopen
Sre = spd s'rc,t"rss iqf ""ienis se s"
siy , dss iSst ",s ssaS .no s be admitted to
Mss SClllSlIOLM'S boarding aud bay School
Az for uifls. 10 has, nbthst New Noh viii reopen
Monasy sep, gph boys class 'paa,c chcusfs on NJ
RuTGEks FEMALE COLLEGE copcn.
teachers tot all departments sr c,1Y, a provided r,,..n
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NINA THEODORE iRVfES,ai l. 1854 m,ssLt HOWE
SAMUEL BREARLEY, JR., A. n. HARVARD
'1is7i AND RECENTLY nhsiDENT MEMBEa aOF
BALLIOL COLLEGE, ONfOND Will OPEN A DAY
SCHOOL ron oIRf,s Ar q EAST tbth.sr, ON oUro.
BEH n CIRCULARS wirU LISTS OF TLACuEua
HErEnENCEA TERMS, LTC. FORWARDED UPON AP
FIiCATION. NH DnEAHiEy WILL DE AT HOME
fOuENOONs AFTER sEPIEhDER L.
THE MISSES GRlNNELLS
SCHOOL ron YOUNG LApfEs AND LirrLE dTnLs
% East bbthst. second door from Maaison.avenua
separate department for boyA
Kindafssf Fiocbsi method, Dot. 10