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For Young Ladies-City
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
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Musical Instruction.
ANyo SuITAE taught IN twenty RyT.Yss q BOB
SON, 1870 Broadway, bet 1924 and $50 sts'
For Both Sexes-City
CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE state
AvET 1'' American fSa School Bureu West l4hs
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Stuyyesant Square,, corner le'h' "Opens ''n N'''"
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,T1HE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison r s9SsEs GR SGIN S sGS Broadway
Branches; Brooklyn, Boston, Washington, Phiadepnia'
Art Schools.
nj RS LOUISA B. CULVER will resume he, classes
Painting sun Life, Flowers and Landscape China PANT
ing and De'0'''GT2io 10. % WEST 2sD-sr; ,..,..,
Academy Of Design. M n pns4sas MI
NJ. Hart, N. A.. Mr. David johnson, NJ A.
Bows and Young Men Country.
A NEW ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR Of SWIIHIN Q;
"A sHoRTLIDGE3s MEDIA PENN) ACADEMY FOR
BOYS SENT FREE
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HTGULAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Worcester'
IL MassNClassca scientific Business Primary .i DE,
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IRVING INSTITUTE Tarrytown.on. Hudson offers IN,
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stTuc'0n' i REV. William NEwBoLp Principal
D ARK AVENUE INSTITUTE BEIDGEpo1Mre. G STss
Excellent hC ssa1 sshS Sea ed Begins Sept To-
For circulars ADDRESS S. B. JONES, A Nj, Principal
DENNSYLYANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
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ID oBBINs SCHOOL Norfolk. Conn Home , sShSSj'
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Tc% York Terms $500 The highest reference
" Rev JAMES A. .TOWLE, Principal
1II4E PEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. Peeks
KILL i Join HfSSnqn f fl Sais0 e. NJ M D. Principal
Y7ITULAND. PeekskIil, n. "a boarding school iof
f fSMa1 ii F + AFEHEsSs + & 8. Principals
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WEST JERSEY AcADENYys BRI IbS;d5r successful
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For Young Ladies Country
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEWOoD
L J. Reopens September 20. Preparation for COL
lege specially Pupils admitted 70 ysssa Weies,sy
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TIoME and DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, THE EIMS'
IL Springfield Mass, Miss Porter Principal puPns
Quincy method for children.
II ONE INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, N. IA boarding and
IL day school for young ladies and little girls.
Miss NJ. w. METCALF, principal.
DARK PLACE SCHOOL,
Batavia, n. Y
The second yearly (o 1888 and 1882 VIII open
Jan IL 1889 For catalogues address the prlnciDa,
$780, ~ $500 MISS NJ J. STEPHENS.
rT1HE FALL. TERN Of " Park Place School," Batavia
i N. Y, will open September g, 1885 For catalogues
"N Miss MARY J. STEPHENS, Principal