New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY, I
philadelphia. Pa.
3nsirulllon

Brooklyn.
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No Extras
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college PREPARATION specially: euanoaA higA school
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CARL A. HARsTRoM, b. A., Principal"
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70 Ff''0'n' fNi1oN y j. f B. FINE I'll m1adma,tSI
| Princeton, N. J.
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| circular. JOHN y. TILDEN, A. NJ. NJ. D., Principal
| THE PEEKsEfLL MILITARY ACADEMY. PSOkS
JOHN 4. TfLDEN. 4 M. NJ. d. Principal
! WORCESTER ACADEMY, 56th year. Thorough pre-
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| D. W. ABERCROMBIE. 4. NJ Prin, Worcester, Mass
| For Young Ladies Country.
| COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ENGLEwooD.
~ -. J. Reopeas september 90 Preparation for col.
lese specially: Pupils Sdmi,tGd Q y9ssat wellesley
| CAROLINE N. GERRIsH. A. B.
| DYE SEMINARY, RYE, NETWORK.
| H For particulars address
| Mrs 2. }. LIFE.
| GUNNER SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Morristown y. J.
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for YOunZ Lsdles, will reopen September 23th, At
| GO Bsyard.st, New. brunswick, n J.
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| w for Young Ladies' and NJ lsses Address
MISS J. TRAUTMAHS. 1901 walnut.st., Phla Pa.
For Both Sexes-Country.
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