New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-08
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ELW-YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
No. 9 East liru.si...i BOON EAST OF 5THAyE.
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GRAND CONSERVATORY or MUSIC.
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six lesson. "o.N I'r p''i' .''- 'qi'' Ii.l,rn
DItNO or OECAN.-A young graduate 70, the
or.lui- u on. ri .u5 p.pu ~ ,uI,l, .ln taaro r
AL-NA>bLE Ni'HoLsoN.A So 2'' L.-t '-dti.. ...'.
Fer Boys and Youn: Man-country.
LEXANDEE INSTITUTE. - Military
''''''''- TuucrL % Is WILLS wt ID.
TARBYTOWN .ON HUDSON NY.
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4 UOuELIKE EOARDING-SCHOoL FOR
- f., I@ ,i ,' 4, m a.. a., .'5' F"''''rAI
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
.nmc 2 o. %rut i''' T. HOFFMAN stscsD4aso MAJ.
DORDENTOWN, \. Military Institute
- iIcparr Tor 'o.."" or i'r-n,ft Finely located health
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EORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL.
y. 90 81 ~ \ l|'I.''Ii \. l'"''H \.
Elevation 500 t'i mountain or r'n.ct dr!nIss. 1rrg
yatc ilIona fla., pin sl.c.s ri1ygr,unf' iarm ard
o.CoEr. AN, Pm
" y I6iiN MILlY 4. ~ Principal. Pfepsrat.nfo i
rol"re scientific and Government schools 4sd for business
nR SHEAR is ready for irw very Young
Circular. have fan parucii4r'
ELNWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYs.-At Nil
~ ford onn tacnts %ho aie lnioFtgnaia IN me man
onnred by thu school Address FRANK a|HOWE. supt
ENGLEWOOD CLASSICAL AND BUSI-
~ NESS INsrITUrL-Prcgaros for college fc.cut.no
White & SANDY. Prlns., EaslewooiN.J.
EORT Hill SCHOOL for BOYS.
I Se,orl year. enlarged Accommodate q 5000 rEV.
janis IIAII,.ICK LIZ H,adna.trr Ctuanoisua. ". Y.
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, y. j.
amb i2S SS yS' and S ar5ar REV A. O. GHAHHS Pm 2
HIGHLAND MILlTARi ACADENY,
ii Worcester Hs neins A 49, ear aG ,1PrGG
HORT LEE ACADEMY Military Boarding
school location healthul beautiful and easy Of access
Instruction thorough excellent disc.ng boys PiIg"SH
BAUsCHEK Principal OF Tort Lee Academy Fort Lee
NJ.
NEWTON N. J! COLL. INSTITUTE
BOYS a specially. pnmarr English ,9mErIcia! academic
rooms lot ma cold water extensive grounds riding depart
men' horses and beautiful 2" IgiIisox, An Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester costly hnildnei ILoTou Instruct on a
M5adA ne TN' c;0oNEI rhEo Y&IT Te'dsn
DYE SEMINARY. Rye, Ncw-l0rk.
AZ 'o' p'' MRS. s. J. LIFE
DIVFRVIEV ACADEMY,
Id POUGHKEEPSIE n. Y,
Fs for any College Government Academy Tor Business
aud Social Relations.
U. s. officer detailed BY secretary Of VAR comm"ndAnt
sPin"n'i BIsBEE q AMEN. Principals.
CUMMIT ACADEMY, Summit, y. J.--Loca-
tou mn for heahulncss rcopcus september
lj send for catalogue. JAMES HEARD. \. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
WEST JERSEY ACADEMY. Bridgcton, y. j.
w Christian school Bows only. Prepares for College.
Teaching thorough. send for circular.
YOUNG BOYS receive special care. with con-
slant supervision an1 ont Of school, ~ ciayeIatcs
y. " College Hudson River institute Sena lVL
Ioguo ~ IL fLAChi ~ d., : sest"sls
G00O PER YEAR, open all summer. thor,
qpSUU Ough bealthful homeise. highly recommendSd,
a. Q. NORRIS A. NJ. Woodstown, NJ J.
For Young Ladies-Countrv
AT YONKERS n. Y.-Mrs. HOLBROOK'S
~ School for Young ladies'. Twelve resident pupils
Ninth Hull OF elective courses atOh Tor college
DlSHOPTHORPE.-A Boarding School for
ID Girls. Bethlehem Penn Prepares for wellesley, Vas
ear and smith Colleges; Ie-Opens sept. 10 1855.
iO' '''i'OS"' Miss F. J. WALSH. Principal
ENGLEWOOD, n. j., II miles from New
II York Collegiate school for Girls preparatory school
Thorough OF study