New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
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For Young Ladies Country.

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For Young Ladies Country.
ID PHILADELPHIA, PA, 1,49i PINE-sT;-Mademoi:
sfh 4ssd lGT paps med to SIX TRofoag Instruction
and home care. ,----
X Boarding School for Misses and Children Thorough
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DYE SEMINARY. RYE. NETWORK.
Ia For particulars address ,rr~
ST. MARGARETs DIOCESAN SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS. WATERBURY,. CONN.
FRANCIS T RUSSELL. RECTOR
c,EASIDE HOME Boarding and Day school Tor 9 young
- Ladies and md Sa.o.i ss ROSS Principal G0
ASbury-aye., Asoury Park, N. J. -
EYMoUE SMITH So Rq9 d Pains pspa a. Y for
cs s anS bu BY s sS. Al MATTIcE A. NJ Prime
sSs f6S aaa Ss3S %
passed fall term will OfSR lie. si Il. s. BAoUEr Prn.
> COTS boaiiac school foT young ladies' In In, south
s sSy y PTssiaEs 'o flu iH trassd Circular
rpHE woMANs COLLEGE, OF MOI e. 5Sii
CATION 70 Nm v1p II HOPKINS. Phi D. Baltimore. Md
- ING SING, on THE HUDSON.
= MISS e. D. sHERRARDs School for Young Ladies'.
THE OSSIEING INSTITUTE
Reopens September 18th.
TEMPLE GROVE LADIES, SEMINARY, ssr 1aP
Is. SRRdidiP Psss As. F. b6wD, Pm. D., Pres.
UHE MISSES ANABLEs Boarding and pay School
g Bd iSa iGunS New ' Bfuns% ck n j.
nHE GRISwoLD HOME SCHOOL, Lyme Conn, fits
5.hn as :oSsS 5st Ill., eHO'oiss'
Ydans F HAIL RgTHsF9 81 hs,. order
SOLID culture in ETs MSs nd aAf heart va Year
begins sept 60 f A G5igaI ' GfBBoSs iGSsp
fTNION HALL. JAMAICA. L. l. ,,.,. poo,or. s.r
ps R0isdnS fnd R RSN 3'fS0 iSS Ra1
ViGTo .eec H4 Nome school for girls bcqlhfq location
1o @gq ss sSSFou Rad lSs sDnS '' T. wIGoN
w EST WALNUT STREET BoARDING SCHOOL Ig o,
@tSP rS% o Sol 70 % tGS s PSad r
wv ALNUT LANE sC9ooLFormery MADAME I6 , clfim
Ssa SSS' coa aae pupils e5S %es
Mrs + B. Il RICHARDS. Prihcpas ps
For Boon Sexes-Country.
M % and 6s o@ E N ETPFF IaG NOUS
FGTN INSTITUTE chaDpaaua, N y,
CLAyERAcK N. " COLLEGE AND III HuD 1c9dS
o E o6 R' Rqei va HS Hny asa Sof
thorough and female edaeaao1 to 5S' aad g dn
p5y scaI culture conservatory OF Music and Art Of
hisH srau' '0'n S Rev Z. n fLXcK 4. NJ. Prest.
CLINTON LIBERAL INsTITUTE.-Uqexce ,eqgip-
oSes sie gymnasium 5Ga53; boys 70T59 en- the solo
branches - teachersi 1lo music pupils 49, atngS
{, v fARSELL, 4. NJ, Tres't, Fort Pain. N Y
I'VE GARMo INSTITUTE Rhlnebeck, New,Yo oI, pre-
prices moderate For e2f9egfs 5ad HR tS pPRRcDl
r PANKLIN N YDelawaro Literary Institute e send
College Preparatory, English ana Scien
TIC courses. CHARLES II. VERRIT.L, Pm D., Prin.
FRIENDS SCHOOL, PRoyIpENSCE. r I I,t ,o,o
STUDENT. from IS States. an dcnOminations rhoroGgh
''''''''' Address AUGUSTINE JONES LII. b.
II ACKETTsTOWN. IN. J) INSTITUTE has wide
oGo as cGeee psPao bs SSg{ng *
is class laboratory ,aceommodates o nG25 e SG9
eSaseenye wars Young men refused Of these
Rev GiioRGE II. WHITNEY. D. p. President
NORTH WALES ACADEMY and
~ SCHOOL OF BUSINESS; .,,o. oo,oo,,,.
and husiese course for both SEXES Elegant building
i Ge BRu 9a& SuPa O. Box H. North Wales Penn
II FNN1NGToN (N. j. SEMINARY AM. LADIES'
ssaSs Sl b6tS cx oo q
NO crate Ilgh and heathful Steam heating gas IRE
escapes "'u'''' THos. HANION. D. D.. President.
oTH JERSEY INSrTgTE sd BEI1GETI1 q NE E5.i
French German Music AIT N K '+}Rk HE Principal
C0OO -NAPLEwOOD INSTITUTE. for both seSes.
3OUO. Corcorlye, Penn.PFeparatoy' 1a,neI-;
courses pecai caIe little boys highly ended
Miscellaneous.
TUToR wanted who win take two young men into nus
and o@reCabe hone IN country desired. Address
p. o. Box Isl, New.York