New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
For Both Sexes Country.

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For Both sexes-Country.
LLEGHENY coLLEGEm73d year begins f SEPT ls
Three A. B. Sou5ses fepAsOcy senE Sw HdaSess
WlLBUR G. WILLIAMS D. u, Preslt Meadyille, Penn
MoNG THE Hills tatwO miles ne1 from N
au 3'S GotE lSsEN'I INSTITUTE chappsaS
LAyEnAck ~ c9LEGE r aea qq toq ed ays
or business Of Huse and art hSIoTsn 1
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= LINTON LIBERAL INsTITUTEm1IGf spesia't
e5ano art bess Soeso
z. e" v PHRsELI. 4. NJ. President. Fort Plain. N Y
I'VE GARMo INSTITUTE Rhlneasck n. Y; prepares
Principal hS ''A'' 49, JAMES N. DE GARMo. Phi. D.
DicKINsoN STM fIlfHHHSR,onr. PENN.
thoroughly equipped Classical and scientific scsGo
for both ssSe eyS ch hs e @ and
buildings spacious seSp w ws ba e and
tuition per msccing to studies discounts to preachers
teachers and two from the same family ,o
Fan term opens Sept. 8. caiaS GE fleGi D..
President
ERANKLIN N Y.-Delaware Literary institute Year
begins sou sept 4 SIss vERG Fh S d. p
EoRT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INsTITUTE-3lst
year begins Sept 10 Superb new buildings ,,es steam
Guiding College Preparatory and Commercial Music Art
4atSy each Term Free TGn to Normal Glasses
Board, furnished room, fuel light washing and all
s sysH Isr yeaP Send for cStsiogue
JOS e. KING. D. D., Fort Edward, y. \.
o. a. t T6uns nan wide iS
college, music art eoeution best 6qidpe o. its eSs
refused from lack Of room past consecutive years
young refused for five Of these years Fifteenth year.
REV GEoRGE Ii. WHITNEY, D d. President
NhwJLRSsEY sATE M91E sfH2Gk s for So WIFI
Monday IT, ISS asS bdoS Zoo
per year. Send for catalogue to '-cx Trenton H.
PENNINGToN SEMINARY, n Jn 80 IAN
aG S so h edHes df nSs and H a M and
music Catalogue very beautiful and complete
Preparatory Sr Ms Gdecs for Ladies
s for O''h"' qTT'bA HSi TREsR' SeP rneps
S3OO MArLEwooD INSTITUTE for both se Ee:
s Rsn ana
sRfSls LID E Y siS DsyS NJ Pincipa
For Young Ladies-Countrv.
and and d sS
departments h'1 myA fRHRREfarIs BS9UET Principal
II 0RDENTOwN FEMALE COLLEGE, \ J:
C anS IsanOn s on s e. in a AID aO
dsa .dd1es and 0 REV %M Bo@hN '
4TTAGE sEMIHAKYcA HO%e sS 9%SI. for YOT1g
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COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ENGLEWooD,
IN J. Reopens SEP omger 20: Preparation for col
leee speciality. Pupils admitted NaSsar. Wellesley
and Smith on on certificate. ADALINE w. STERLING.
CAROLINE NJ. GERRISI. A. ID.
classical AND HOME INSTITUTE .,o. o.,
" Poughkeepse, N N.-Pfepdres } Dung ha4i0' ANA
College with home comforts and special care ,,
Miss SARAH V. II. BUTLER. Principal
N ARLINGTON SEMINARY. FOR Young LADIES' west
~ Cbeser Pa.-Fal term begins Sept u healthy anu
sssST SasIs. Il fsO Si
nREw LADIES' SEMINARY Garpe N .,s 9'T ,3aT
oue6 illustrated Circular. GEO CROSBY SMITH, a. NJ
~ LMIRA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN erer, superior
r. advsnfa0es in College. Scientific ana freparatoiy
coprses 81 Study also In Music and Art Iieatsa Dy
steam and furnished with an eevhloi - txeaen,
,n~s,,sIv noderate Send for Catalogue u fIsAaehI
A W COWI,FS LII. d.. Emira. N Y----------
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY. FOR YOUNG LADIES'
- nnus'P''" Miss EMILY NELSON, PIlnelpa--
IIOME and DAY SCHOOL BOR GIRLS. THE Ems ISis
I1spriDgneld Mass, Miss Porter Pflnc.l n
admitted TO Vassar wellesley and Smith on our cero~'
Quincy method for children
IJoUGHToN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LAn I1nsss
IL Clinton n. Y Offers unsurpassed adVahtSges -, hs
languages sciences and attractive " eI%HuA' VI "s
schoolA 49,
'oa iuu''a'ea 'A'~'su' a c. BENEDICT. A. NJ :