New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-20
Mem fluctuations.


ON RECEIPT Of &c. postage stamps ,I Prof I
charge his new book Of French Conversations f'fos'
WYE HAVE A CHOICE SELECTION OF
DINNER CARDS.
and many novelties In
FINE STATIONERY
p..sn,,0n ara Visiting Cards engraved IN inc best
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81 WEST 23D-ST.. EEW-Yokh'
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RT LECTURES RoR LADIEsEReya . Di susho,
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AoKsoN SEMINARY. 2o25 shave. New cS,ia HSIS-
j boarding school for Young Ladies ana 0H'i"'"'
MME GI0yANNINI 1os East 6lsts's nee sSPtlof
NI dnshng school for young ladies' spe'i Snod
Music Language, Painting aud Higher EnghSh SeOo"u
term begins February l.
PHYSICAL CULTURE-Mrs Ayers and Miss Milne
wedn SisSy' JAM 2S D. m Mott Memorial Hail. "a
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE gFSundei y $50 H aSsit
Morgan MansOn.l Nine. VAN NORMAN f'in'pS-
For BOYS and Young Men-City.
IT UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL IlIS s iIS aS,s
u 42dst 52d year; primary, eommeTca au oasy
w. w. a. AKIN H. 9 e. HESDRicRsoN Principals
WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL, 80 Eas. 45thst Scientific iNs
prepared for Columbia School OF Mines
For Both Sexes-City
A BUSINESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. wrisns'
"a arithmetic soIresDondean,ce spelling gommence sSy
day or evening, PAINE'S BUSINESS CoLLESa s,D es
broadway. -
A -A-THE CONVERSATION SCHOOL.
n OF LANGUAGES formerly Meiss5,shafs ~ YES
sfHSisH, %e spoken !donatIe and shortest Tune
saISo u he Gopyersaon Method Terms sit SIC 80
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latter being especially designed for PsP,s,Sn ,0r !, o.:
tendance 70 receive applicants every morning
INSTRUCTION in Latin German and French Grammar,
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ID BER0Y'S school, OF LANGUAGES;
French es MSs Italian G sa sDsnlsi b practical
natural method Native teachers "
THE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
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bfAnehes3 BROOKLYN Boston. Wshings0n' fN-~'F
Musical Instruction
NETWORK
N. CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
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BRANCHES TAUGHT.
PIANO. SINGING.
VIOLIN 49,. 49,. - VioLoNcELLo.
ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS.
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CLASSES.
Orit cMURH CHOIR AND CONCERT sfSeISo
LANGUAGES.
eG tSItSSn oR s AN6 bRhakTi6 ART. DRAW
DECORATION.
SPECIAL, TRAINING courss for teachers
TERMs-Classes q three pupls......t!o pr Quarter
sTaorLY FGIg2TE LESSONS 50 Der Der S SSs
r1RsrcLAss PIPE ORGAN GULL COMPASS,
NEW. YORK CONSERVATORY or MUSIC
OPEN TAs BEGIN 1 5S da S y
% A - KYIcKERBoCKER coNsERvAroRY. ~
thoToash yes ws Tusranesa iady sssstsa; sftf
noon and evening classes; private iessons All hours
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THE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
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TO IL, FROM p NJ. TO =. NJ, FROM P. NJ. TO 10
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CANDIDATES MAY APPLY AS ABOVE.
Art Schools.
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RENOWNED E I'M, GONsEBvA a, gr OF
EssoNs in drawing or painting. given % educated
- lady Or senHSms9 " sIShaRse 70, bnSsh RE, sssons
Tribune Uptown once ,sSs Broadway.
M RS LOUISA n CULVER will resume he. eiassss
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NJ Ew-JERsEY, Montelalr. Near N Y, City, Boz sol.
~ HOME AND SCHOOL FOR YOUNGER BOYS
Beautiful COuntry-seat Homo Training Thorough IN
structlon Individual Care. -
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DENNSYLyANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
CHESTER, Pm
27TH YEAR OPENS SEPTEMBER 10.
- MILITARY COLLEGE ,-,,,.r.,,
DEGREES IN CIVIL ENGINEERING. CBEMloIhf,
ARCHITECTURE AND ARTS.
thoroughly orgaD.zod Preparatory DepaItmehI
Circulars OF Mr.. GEO b. STERLING % Dey st CITY
col CHAS. H. HYATT President
ID ARK AVENUE INSTITUTE, BRIDGEPoRT. Conn
Excellent home school for boys Advantages nist
elasA Parents always pleased Begins Sept H. 1885,
= s. b. JONES, A. NJ. Principal
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