New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14

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DARA DfsE-A new Novel. By Gen: Lloyd
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drou Kinicrsaricn. 'Tcrms moderatc -.---
MISS CHlSHULM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
VIII reopen sspts%oers a Boys 0iA'',
For Both ssxes-cisv.
CIRCULARS of SCHOOLS. both sexes, city
" and country with c'rsH ay mK ,G
81 East lTtitst. bctwo cen . Dave. aHN n''ae "a
rTHE BERLrTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
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For Bows and Youny Msn-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, l. 473
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VVo0DBRIDgE SCHOOL, 81 East ;a,. a5th 6st:
cen prepared for Columbia School Of Minsa
M,s;csl Instr1eti,1
A NEW YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
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any other school in the city as represented
BROOKLYN.
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Art Schools
ART SCHOOLS OF THE
METROPOI1TAN MUSEUM OF ART,
Cor. 3daye and 4lth-sS.
cssssu Architecture scuptar. Painting and Drawing
Itching WOOD Carving Metal work Interior Decoration
. 1>-O superintendent.
Bows and Young Men---Couasrv
LEXANDER Institute Military Boarding
N school Plains MY Principal o. h WILLIS fhp.
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BRYANT SCHOOL, Roslyn Long lsianl
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HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR KOYS.-At Mil
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caeIed by mis- school Address FRANK " HOWE sap.t
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, y. y
Forty year for c G2x1 ana y9a%s aeT Pr9 oa
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wor-
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IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytown- on tut
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NEWTON (N.JD INSTtfuTE.-for boys;
y $50 feet elevation Thorough instruction. eonsysi
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pENNsYLYANS5IAs Military MILF Ar ". ACADEMY
MILITARY COLLEGE en- E EHFf vs Ss.aH
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CHESTER WINTER TERM OPENS JAN. Il
MILITARY OI.LtGh.
civil, ENGINEERING. CT EMISTRY,
ARCHiTECTURE AND CLASSICS
Preparatory Department. Instruction
al Professors Thorough Work
In Laboratories. Drafting ReoP. leh
CnAS. r. HYATT. Nlce-Pros.
For Youny La1ies-Cou1.ry
DAQUET INSTITUTE, Short HIS, y. d.
I'D Thorough English French, German and "tscal
Boarding School for Young Ladies ana Llt or :
Location unsurpassed beauty and healthuness winter
term will Feb e 1883. For circulars app 10
| MISS HARRI EFT STUART BAQl Ef.
HOME and DAY SCHOOL foy GIRLS.-lrl-
mary. intermediate Classical, English Music Prpii'
Vassar teachers sfuE Fins sprugaeld Mas
TRINITY HALL. Beverly \. j.
| Established lSG7
thorough school for twenty yonng ladies'. Varied
advantages OF the highest order Careful training IN manner
mind and heart culture English. Music Art and
Languages prescribed for students preparing for
any college Spring term begins February p For circular
address the principal, 100000, -
| WEST WALNUT STREET BOARDING
w SCHOOL fer vsung IN lies All 5,ls firtt eir1tI
tarms fro $50 % $500 Jer v3t- Atira- itssi
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| &tSnn A YEAR FOR BOYS.
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