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I
MODERN STUDIES IN FRANCE
DF^CniBED BY THE PRESIDENT OF H.AV
ERFOBD COLLEOE.
ToRKsmaa. Ang. 14, IMO.
-**.# ron rei' rBBeritmf it V luttructton PuWqiie
j'n L rance baa tcviaod, thia nimmel, tba programme!
m\ the lj/o**w anti other eec-ondaty achoola, and
( e ted fc new "modern" coori? In which
I a valinrerite degree! cm bo taken, admitting
elucidates tn vnrion* puHlio employment! and to
tte Polytechnic ami tho military !n<l forestry
ncVi-tula. Thi ITndiet are In part Rome of those
Nqaitta! fer tire degree of Bachelor of Science, anil
in part those of the " e;.*< ial courin'"of general
itithes wu cb wai fannied twenty years ago bal
lias not pro vail very sucocesful. In the opinion of
tho prom olen of tlile acbolaatic revolution,
et nilen fa whose circumstances will debar them
from taking a lone course in Greek and Latin
?onght to have the opportnnity of receiving, in
addition lo their commercial and profeeeional
education, an excellent intellectual culture, fitted
to make lahoriona emttloyea, enlightened adminis
tratora and nsi-lul citizens." The initraction.
wnioh covers lix years, is to bo icientilic, litorary
and general; Hie modern laii?.is*es takini" the
place of Latin and Greek, lioth French and
Orman ar.- ronnirod. In the west of Franco each
pnpil must itu-ty (Jenn in at least four years and
j;ngl!*h at lea?t two, in tno eastern half of tuc
l:e;.'ih!:o Kng'isl: four yrara and German two. It
lsdeaigned that tho nio.lern talgtMflM ?*?*] ,,r"*'
tm-'it as to rori ii ito v,-rv hard atiidy and a fiord a
ft Ml Igfc discipline. Besides enablim* leta tandan tl
to read, spetk ami tmtl them (ltiently tad well.
tho course ii expected to Jevelop and train tbelr
literary taste, and let idenlally to instruct them in
regard to lifo and minuers, history, morals anti
politic*, by methods similar tothOM pursued by
the beat ol?iii?'il teacher!, tht) BBW If iaistM ttl
Jdstrtictii>ti. M. CJ.ihiet, evidently feels that tho
Chief weakpesa of the now course is on the .-esthetic
a .i.i ethi.-al lil le. ami Ita! triad to strengthen it
accordingly.
The Minister of Instruction takes pains to avow
that it wan** na war acaimt Greek and Latin.
! i' ? ?f.i.ly of tbe ancient lanittiames and litera?
tures," saya M. Zevort, ilirector of the ministry.
? far s.v:io jrttan mt ibjoet of so many etintrovir
f bai retained anti mail iicanarily tata
tho future iti high Mtki tic and moral value. <>n
lt traill darena, bot! partisans and opponents: it
i*. from it tn.it for 800 years what is ballad ftcprti
lruuam h.is pilClldod, with its eminent qnalitiM
al cltiiti.ess, nantneM and precision, food sense.
OrUdnalityi an.I sane nioderatioc an 1 proportion,
lt is BaawM that our superior instruction will
eontlnnc ta racrnll itself, one of our paroal glor ea,
? ni'.itlel sv-t-iii af instruction wboie weight arni
Influence Int ram a Ita all the progreM uf modi ra
??rs.'" lint lt taite* Hm lian thntOtoek md
Lal ii m.' baal (adapted for those arba i linos.' tlie
higher profeeilani ?r aro io load literary or
j inralf ii voa. and that tho BOW 0OOI*M will be
Mattel suited foi tho "lower Middla class'' and
cmill.lates lor the practical profOMioni aud eocUDa
i
li It is objected Iv an able writer that tho new plan
- an ariitoeraoT af atudenta, idaeated
a liog to tbaold Maxim!, Md aj4eta devoted ta
inlet! i Itt 'I ?!, titlier fr.-in Inclination or from
.*." The TcchfC, however, declares that ? this
n will not bo in ile, thii inc. ,!i ility will
n ?* v.i*t. becaajM if the two imam i hail ft-th>
with dlftarant labjieti they are inspired with the
BJ'i'o BMtboda, and method is irerytbing. Like
I ? Mtractloa ia Oraek and Latin, the initrnetlon
I? French alma to expand and anea tho mind, to
e l (int .stttil with tba beantlfol, and it will
ai need la that aim. The instruction In Greek and
Latin, relievo;! of aalntereated stu.lents tii.it
encumber it. will regain ita snppleoesa 'ami life,
and be enabled to reonr to oertaio eirrciaei which
aremalaM frrthnnumn but loll of fruit foi the
al aaea tew."
)ttmies tbe modem langnaiM and mathei
V r bletory of France, phyeieaJ geography and :i
c.in-iul stu. ly .. f tin rou toa of commerce and the
i .m l n.is. mai:.;..i' tUTf! ? i COS ol
tho dtflerent ccuniTtoi ot the c.nth, political
, roy, commercial law, tl i i it iral and p
Briencea, eapeeially in their practical apphcution,
it.ul an extensive ooono kn drawing, will be re*
gnlred i >r the now baccalanreate degree. One
cannot bul .i.i i ii i ie tba nhill witta which tho eon rae
lia* been plan uer] *u tbat the fulleal practical
advantage abell heil^nv.-a from even* tandy. The
j. ii i_- graduate will ;iot write Oreel and Latin
verso, but be will know hilowi country ind the
Whole Modern world; he cnn msi.e bil want!
1, iowi In any land where English and German
i. ?? -.;? ikea. Mini can write letti rs on bunine** or
oil.cr mattel! ii these languages aa well m In lu.s
awn i bb oomei to bil biuineii not as i nw
entice hat io Mme point! almotrtaii master;
and at the Mime time he li u.? Philiitme "i
i. . ,t ono quoM the ISngltih, German an i
1'ieiii'h poeta, anti lt quick t.> appreciate tlc
I. i it'.-s nf literature bu.I art.
Boob la tba ideal ol M. Goblet"! proposition; ut
Waal wu high, Iel me suv, mual be Inc Ideal ol any
moder*! eoar*e ot Instroetloo which ixpeeta to
toiupi-te rarceaafully with ii?. old elaaaii i
rm i cur..ti. lt is aeanowleOgi.il un all hillls in
ii.n.??. s--it probably would ba generally in the
. ted world, tbat "the modern education" lias
i.i.t yt t attained a* latufyiug iwanlta in forming
; .jil atudnuta ami ilieciplluiog tue tuiud ai ti?
ti.! education; and above all that it baa nol been
as euccea-iful on the hole nf -esthetic culture. 1
think thora ht good reaaonto hope nettei i
from tbe new method! which will h.. adopted lo
ti.uiie W ben the whoota open next October, The
educational world will wall with lateral forth!
results I1,- critical queetion tsthis: Can you gel
ai liiiii i: h nd and tailing work onl of vour itudeuta
In the modern M in the olaaaical ooo tm f Can you
f.\.- tlit'iu is thorough and u fruitful a dhwipliue f
rta nol tiieiiu hv hard work drudgery ever
?,i~l.s, bul s.iiijiy thal diligent, energetic
olightful lahoi ni sn bil i ta tn whieh the mind
is iutere-.t?t.l. without WbioB not li i 11 yt |:rr;il Can be
achieved. Not only the Bera* d'i lieut Moudtt and
?onie o' thejourna . but a committee of the Loaarii
? which reported advenely to M.
. i's project, predict thit th! chief support "t
tie new l.ietht.tl ttill he"t!lt? IlidolOOOO Ol th"
youth end the weakneM of p;ir."its.'" Similar
st i imi been j mod ia America os similar
nobel
Will the modern degree confer equal honor with
the ola-ttic.: ti'.i*. I .\"t il thc cns*;. ;?i course
? ' . ?? it amount of modern it nd iee
A maa who knows Ureeb nod Latin, togettaei ?'th
modern laui;uhg>.s and literal ines and I lair
kaowledgt ol the aciencea. U bettor educated than
ene wboknowi tbalattot alone. Bul then are
F" 1 ??.tim - .inti |.1 education! ; and wt- have
!? itgrown tbe age ia which one dbi row curriculum
multi with juatioe and nroprietj bc impoaetl upon
ali eapiraoti (or higb cnltnra, The noedi of
i rrn life are very tflvena; th! Held of modern
knowledne is verj widei nor ia geoaine liberal
cn ll ure to tie gained from ancient aonrcea alone.
\v hal ti..- thorough, penetrating and comorehensive
*? v "i :? t.-lein laOKuagee may do for the hiirhesl
I.-- aoioalttaveiopmnai bMnevei vet bora ihown
in tlie st hiitils.
"The aroparteacher! oftbamadern laacnagei
gr- a*- yet wanting,' Hy sorae 0i yt Uoblet'i critics.
I uno objection ia arired to tbe great eztoUHion
tt. tie hi inly ot drawing wtlch he propoeea.
Li thiisi t-tie .md competent teacher! iim>t be
found, ar Um schema will tml diamallyg but they
Will come iu '.imo, it thc Miulatrv arc earneal and
aa sis te u t.
Anotiioi weakness objected totheeyntem is that
lt starts with an aim at popotarltr, which very
am. maj* make ll too ready tontnuM tho stu.leuu
father than traiu them, ami to linke oonceaaioua
T i'm ..I casi-. \ lu".roils Will Ol the patt td
the tam lei*, it tut-v uinlorMuud the aituation,
?iik'tit to obviate tins objection.
1 "i in va*- ii. I have only ene objeetian to tuggeel
ntMitmt the lao [aritllel oouraoi ihool to ba
u.!..;.tetl In the Kreucii lum*. 1 do uot like to see
e aaeical atudenta unduly lnuitod In tiiclr study ol
tin- (ihy-.it al ? .eui ea, or scientitic atudenta uttoi Iv
Uebarred fromthaatudy of tbe Greek aud Latia
classic*. A cert.nt: amount of free election ami
exchange botweoi the studies of the two toiir?es
Vto .ld oittui lie hen. iii iHl. Improved in.-tho.lK ot
teaching impart a necfnl degree of knowledge even
pfOnaklBd 1 .it ti in a short Line. 1 h.iveiiiyself
taken sclent I Oe stu,lent* ivotini* m<n of great
ability.lt ut tree aad in one year taught them to
rea-i aeenrately ami with pleasure iu Xenophon,
Homer and tho Greek reatament. I hine uown
(.Iv. youm- men of Kreat clas-ical attainment!
dieunguliblng tliemaelvei In chemical ami phyeieaJ
lalMt-atortae. liot. f.,i?l -,* 1 Hm of (ir?ek and
Latiu I rejoice nneerel* at all enlightened
attempts to develop ami Improri what io cailotl
" tlie uiiidern eduoatieo,n Hn.i welcome the Trench
achenie aa ouc ol the host ol them.
Thomas CUABB,
ArTKK-TUKATMKNT OF VACCINS VlWICUta,
Ooo of the beat inoUiotl* ?f treatiu*,ut to bs pareoe<l *fter
vaoclnatiou uCbrtedv oatlluod by i?r. f V. Atklnaon, In
Jilt UrUttk Mtdical Jounutl: Fir*t, If the arm l*e*-o*?
red ai.n Inflamoi, apply powdered oxiu* of slur, *Uroli,
ar flour; *eouud, iioror apply m?i?tore of any kind,
?Whcth-T In tbe sliape of a poulUee or a coll compre**!
aa lt temi* to convert tue veeielos tuts opau *,,r-.; uirU,
?e?or apply ol! ut pre*ent tbeeloUiee trom atlekiu*, to
Ute a-m. a* lt wfl! do ut-Uilua of tUr kled; U the --li,.
Ih- m'jiMia on, and Ute mars* oe daop at,d uot luolHie.1 ty.
aaai.ii i*on*t taaaawBOBM ?ntal pi*--*** af tint, of iu*t u.*.
al*e of UM ???*-. ? i.k-.i lu dilute til?rle ?pltl MOM ?nvno
?n""'a* to Ute uaaoe, aad kept coveted willi oilod aug.
LITERARY NOTES.
?mi Huid**edtl Man" la till Mlle of toe novel
ldc! Mr. Frank R. Btoekton baa arltten tor The
entiiry. It will ron throaib the forthcoming jaar,
igluniug in the November number.
Mr. Howells'! " Minister*! Chaw " ls nunounccda*
ne of tbe forthcoming publications of Tickner.". Co.
The private life of M. Tlector Malot pori far tc
implete hla reaemhlanee to Aathony Trollopo, blt
nullah prototype. He Inhaolls, -sith his wife and bis
stwnter. a pretty red-brlek chalet at Fontenay-mni
,.!?, nsar Parts; he ls, like Trollope, np every morning
Uh tbe lark, and attaches himself to bis desk till IO,
fterwbloli hour (a cerialn regular amount of literary
...rk hitvlnt Iteen aoeompllshet*) hr? 1* lill own master
ntll tbe Malots' curfew tolls at in p. m. Once or twloe
i ibo month a quiet dloner unites at M. Malut's table
.me of the leadlnu Preach writers of the day. and any
ne who bas been preen! at tlio*e little tutell-etwil flirt
ill hu remittee J tbat ibo host ts hl?bly popular ara-mir
I* literary brotliren. Yet bl I* one of the moat rellrlnp
p men. Tba author of" Ia Holicnie Tapageuse" bo*
lm?clf nev*r patt iel pated in the ga .vallee of tue
roiietiie," but bas b?en a spectator frt.m afar of the
erld's tfre.it trasle comedy. M. Maha liss not yet
MMd the limit* o'inutile ??f. He bogan hit literary
.re.-r ?arly, an.l bis very first veutuie was a novel.
totten, for some years, " pal 1 " io poorly tba! be was
MtanlMd to take (lit! position of setrtt.ir) to a political
rr*,ui?go, who sectus to have trente.l him vory much a*
ie M. P. in" Ni.-h..Ins M.-kleby " vtoul.l Havo Moated
ii.liol.is hie! tho latter been wllUng to accept lr.*
riipo?Bl*, gtvtaf bim, that ls to say, a very slender
tl try, but ulakine a lavish use of bl! brains. At
resent, however, M. Malot ls one of the most pic.sper
is of French novelists.
Mr. Eaeareea ibm wrote ta lue ionian. Pe. HMklea,
mi bo taoagbt it iMag mm maid not read Olbboa'i
utoMiffrapby " wltboet beug provoked le rise % little
irlier, read a little longer, aud dino a iittlo shorter."
Mr. George M. ricard, author Of " A Mission Flower,"
ill bring ont early next mouth % novel en tit len " lui
ouiface."
" Ii the Mag! lumornH" ls the title of the parer whleh
liss Fauny Uavouport luis writton lor Hu Brcahlgm
fa?lan
a coiiectiou of tho lii-t.'i leal papen et tba late Of*
sm..* it. Mat-snail will Meetly be paMtahaa ae Veiatae
Bet MimmU*! BlitertceJ Berton ll wdl be faratebed
tlth an iiitrnilii.t'on by Willum L Stone ?nd Will In
lije BMoai other iketabea," Okamplala i Baoedltlon
i iei8-'10 igalait tho OnondagM "; the" i:tpedition
f the Mar-tali "e N"..u\iie 1:1 IS98 Malata tbe Ben
it-"; the " KxpetlPiou of De Oatofoo to tba Onie, li
749 "; " Ka 9aHeTi Pint Visit to the SeaiCM m 18?9 "
privately printed, la pamphlet rona,In I8?4>; -Hi-t-.u
ii Baotrhoa of toe If togara Frontier,'' read before tbe
iiidalo Ui*iorli-al Beototyi and" rbi BalMlai aad th!
foyag! ot tho Onion in WTO." alto natl before tbe
uno so'lily. It will etoo Matala .an lades itetnm
Hied Wita historical reference*, kept bf Mr. Manball
lerlaa a gnat portion ol bli lita
A Texaa boti 1 is bow ra conni of pabll! tttoa by Dodd,
lead A Co. It is entitled " Cj nthl! Dallaat h ftyrapb
if the Ctilor.t.'.o." and 00*001 fiom the pen of Mr. ll ?W*
.ul -e. ?!>-, muli.ir of "A Ruebmaa'a Hiorlee " and "A
o ? t.tl li .-iv.-p."
" I am glad tot.mr," ^.irc ?'? Booton Foci wrlter,"thatan!
lerlptloni ure oowing io Liberally foi lae parch wi of lb!
if] : ow by Ilea.*. ted to! arv
irdColleg! aii'i bangl! tbi Memoitol Hall. li repreMBti
Jae poet aa he waa in ?ladle Ufo when be had won nil
Fame, an.l it in* the Btoodtog,reBoitlvi dr b leraemiietl ?
ii tiie author ol Ihe 'Paalai ol Ufa' Tb! ii- in ii a stan l
ag one, about taree-toorths tongM; tl Honed*
wat la wno eaally and naturally, and the dark i
ire in barmoaywith tbe lowtottM ol thi palntlog.
LongfeL'ow'i hair and beard whin Healy painted bim
ked aot taken on thoee illvery tonchM whleh gave bim
... patriarchal ai appe innot In '. Uer yen ?; bul bo had
ti-: tin--ti'iiewhiii dantllfled appaaraaoaol hla youth.
Healy'* ri.?Mire is pii'.ii-. I trifle to . -u ii ire; ;! ? I - ??--*
sot give tim i.t's e:ie.Tier tootra, bul ll h u a thoughtful
lalonwulcb will wear better than a gay one. riie
pu ntlng was one "f th! cherlabel treaauies which
limn ft. Olga Heft behind bim foi Mle; ll hung tor
?onie time In tbe st, BotolphClub par ir. its puce is
v and there ls erery promise that tbe full amount
will s ?(.n be received by w. li. Howells, who receive!
subscript lo h. Ho mon appropriate pot trail cnn ba
inuit! IB Memorial Hall than tnt of the poet and pro*
: ? ? are li ap iii or tba honors and ind
n; tba university."
Nctu J3iiblirfl.io.is.
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Till: TERRACE OF MON DLSIR.
A BTOBY OJ lil' MAN I.U E.
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At Louie afit i Hi-pteuibtsi jo
4 -HARLEM roLLki.iAih M.ilOuLi
*f\? Mitt. Prta-wy D-raarna-M ^llyJKJu
13 Kail l'.'Uthit.
Ti OM ns ht til. lulu i JW 18s6
? J KA.Mt l's A M.. l^ln.lpal,
_2.'yt-sr?ni? rw-lit*. in t.n. Ihiik ? nh prouonuretl unrrrnn.
AT WOKK.-PACKARD>8 COLLEI J E, 801
-.a Hro?,Ui.i la ,,?? ,? working or.irr tor Um lau ami m
... leeeMaa. ana new students are .uit-iiiiK ti-viiv vtub ui
pr..?pf<-t of iiatu,K au the avallahle inane taken a u,,, ii,
n-it few treeka atadentacaaaalaral -.nv time wita eatu
tulvauuae, tuition U-iiiir rilkinil froiuU,.- cIhUj ?f -?,r,
I bl. ls tbit orn-uin.1 Hal Vuik liuaiu. m ( ?u?-k*s <-subn?Jn,i I
lHjMnti I., tt,., thaaever. A'iilrta. m. m. I'At k a iii,, i-,,.
^UTHUl. H. CUTLER'8 SCHOOL
for noya
Mr. Cutler will be at tlie arbool-houaa, No. 20 Weat 43<l at
sru-r Mouday. K. ptember i'oth. Anliinm Ttriu bc?m
Wttlueatlay, bepteiubtT 2?tli. Ku vscaaclaa.
JnBtturtion._
Boy* nnd Young Matv-Olty.
BERKELEY SCHOOL,
flKa-.t4411i.nt.
Autumn Half be-;in? WCCCmCtar, rteptetaber 2PIM.
Ncwlt min.iiti.l .tuil.iiU trill 1.11*1 at I'la. Ul., ou Tuesday,
H.-pt. '.'Ht h.
Head linter'-, tSSCI hours. .? to ll M _.
DUSINESS AND EDUCA'I ION an* sucon**
I) foilrnnlt.sl In the ap.-t lal iiihI riynlar i <.tir?i>? at S-nn
ct-nan Mt-tropotitan Bnataaea t otle-re, .m i-,. Uiii ai. Wowoeea.
jHollegiate institute
\J UV
DR. J. SACHS.
jmi. tS WBtn .'?'?' i HT,
RIM, ll. NS 111 I MM V, ts L. IT. 20
Tbornocb prrp-in'lnn for eottfe-ea rr-.perl*11y JOHN8
Jil. 'KINS llAltVAKI.. TALK, mn Sf KIA and <<>K
m:i.i,i an.l soleotltlo schools tully organised busim-ns
i him ii ind iii itMAN torin important toalaiaaal
reg ular scheu.t instruction_
CLASSICAL \ MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
Ve> OF
MESS KS. WILSON et KELLOGG,
ITOaX RI Ml Kl Kill WK.
rrcparcs fur all colb-nt-a, arlentifli- BCfcOOtO snd linaine...
Tearhluc directed to Inanre thorouannrsa and to cultivate a
ililli* ol,.11 viint, tboiiulitliil habit of mind. Kumbera Umltetl
i'll!.at's small. Personal atteaiion ol Prtactnali loeeck pupil
ii, ,,,1, ,,,iiii:in. . i.ih, -nilli v i lass. Uniiii.iiB iii excellent
sanitary condition, light and cheerful. Terms + H m ? tof-loU,
Re opens Bt-pu 23, Call after Mept. io, Clrcnlara by aall.
lil ll lil M l.-v
r. a. I'. Barnard, Preeldenl Columbia Colte|-e! w. v. War
rt n, Preeldeol bonton I nlvemltr; .rae J, brush, l)in-ct?*
Molli. I" -i-i.-m.lb- Hchool) Ker, W. P. afor-otD, li. i'.. li.i
of -i. i linn:,!-.'-, t nm. 'i. Berman Knapp, M. i>.. Oeor-fe i.
-. M. li.; George ll cory Warren, eeo* < barlee li.
? j., John A. Stewart, esq., R. O. Holaton. eeo
- ii. Whiting, eta,, James I homson, na., J. w. tii*t''iir.i,
t-d-i . Mi* -vitamin Kn-.!. Hoberl E. 1 vlnc-don, seq , William
Paton, > *.; "I., li. vi inti-. > sq, l P. i billilli, is. eat)._ _
CbYUM^rAIN8TitUTE,729-735GUi-aTe.
Colleaiate, Commercial aad Primary Department* arm
naittnm. playroom, if Hilary brill. Catalog. application.
Kcopem Sept. .'.'/ I l'A I S POWL1 B, run.
PIHCULAR8 OF SCHOOLS for either sex,
V tt. .,r i. rn ut rv (-.tate which you require] malled tor pool
Bira i: ii. a\ Kit'v, -j w.-i i mi -t. v v._
I k Si LYr RSON'S i ol.LL'-1 \ I !' si HOOL,
I '? :i Weet 4"tii-t . opposite Brvaal
Reopen* Kept, 'ii. Mi.-it i. si h. thoroughly raaatereA wc
le ri. to I ttl ..ii
Prof.CharlesHbort, TheRev, HowardCroaby,
'll,,. l;,v. I. Haltings, Tbe K,-r. 1 ??- U I Kiel,
Thi Kc- i bsrlesE. Knox, Tlie Rt v. prof. H. II,!, ii,., k,
The tier. Pfot ti. L Prentiss, Th* Ker. I?'. M. N bite,
I he Kev. Edward lirlght, _ 'I ii- li- ?j Prol. C. A. Hrlgmt.
I."1 D. LY<>N"s Late Lrou & fJilbert.1
I j, tit- -I' AL HTIIOUL I "it BOYS,
r, - -:i, ?ve i .t. ip tie i -7. Pupils .?!?? pn
?
FRANCIS H. ALLEN'S ( ia! for Bo*
I
W? 0. IRELAND'S Clnnsfor Bnv?. 19 Wost
I . j., .1. ,.,,.,. ,,. .ii't'i -, "I. ii,!., r. Mr. Ireland will he
Bt Ihet -? ..... i '.'ii., *?> 1''' ioi" I- _ _
QRAMERCY PARK SCHOOL AND TOOL
H..l-l:. tm-..:, *
l,v ipecial td ol the Leglitlature, ''?;. '" I.."- ol 1WW
Inc i,,. : ititi . F. A. P. Banu I miler S. Wi bb, I i
I I,.,|, ..i: iui is ll
. i ourtl indi P ilmer, r. I.. ^ un
Ki ii- ? ??? > to i H
i ?.i? -i intlon i* i" -.iltlne Literary nu!
a, ititiii, i v.. ii nt -_r wilh Manual Training In Ihe i
i i .t. h pupil i- .i-' - ,
? . thor a iili ll
I,., .,,!,. un -? j,, parti icnt, "iii rt open mi ". rom UL
, pei ?..nillir lu : I, ol by letter, IO
Q. VON l a i iii., i-i ,i.S Or un,
I VI ER.MEDIA'J E rind ACADEMIC SI HOOL
li
?I - liAXsi 'I. h
|()HN Mai MULLEN'S SCHOOL ba* been
lt ,. ? ivi .; tn his i. West 1-1-1 st.. lu I Ifl
. . . i frnn Ho , i
-
.nol al
p. tl. Htntton M. Bcltoul opena r-eptemlter 15,_
I AMES HERBERT MORSE'S
?J Kl HOOL lull boy**.
.\o. Il rt.. Nee \,.iiv lleuuens Hepteml
i'i .,, _
MISS DU VERNET
it,"i, i on nova
."il. -t.."ii Mt ' - ? .ul" i .7._
\5 [SS Miller fl ul Mum Sn al - Primar*, I
.tl i ..? i
Kept '..?.. aililn wt I ??- -I*. Norihbt _
THE I'll III AVENUE SCHOOL,
A ii ? WI - i '? 'iii HT., ON i EXTRA 1. i
I i I. \.-l.-.
PRK PA RI lXl>s nu i ..l.l.l
-
PH t -li Vt. ll.A INi.o, I'll
I -1
lilli
T>HE DIUSLER SCHOOL,
rn ts k tiii-i ri:, i m . t-iitvi it*\r.
O :. I. ' il
\| *'. LYON'S COLLEGIATE INSTITUTET
.Tl. \... '. I .i t ..': -i . i. in. i ;.i Kept. VU.
. .
Hu . ? .' nen ?
miii- lill' .: ni i ollt-ge ?
ll. i.i t M '- ..!'. I'.,
Henry X. R.-?-rs, !; I -
Jul,ii : tv .,:i lt. .Munn,
, Jami : iii itt,
Ja M. Farr, i-w J.'l
Parki i r indy,
lilli,?!.
-
> , adder,
.-.,..?. s,
ami il tin . , - il .i.i.-i ti, pl. ti. _
N,J
VI.U-VOLK SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
^1 . !:|i,.A|.\\ IV t?'?l
Berri ir'J7.
"?'1 Ol In. !. Li ?
11in \ .ii I. i iib - ml nil flt,, i
, ri parutvi -.'.- t-ii lol bot. iiui'i H io 11
years obi
in i.i md Hu rou, hm - <>f 11, -, ,r iilon
Ibe SK* VllKK -i Itt,ul. ' I i iXo( \. i- , .,.,'. im
best Nt - I ? .. ii .ii ii, lum
,,i private in
1 i. n. i. - i .ti,- prut ti. .
nt Hf ri u-ii'iii inn!-.-. Circulant ttniUiini rmmlon
.tii.i ii -: ..i ..vi ..!- m.tn i ii-: in -nt i i . ^..:s, whoso
ll appin Ktioii.
NORMAL COLLEGE.?Aconipi'titu i i imi
?
-lib nv.-., ."i Kalunlay, SeptemlK.i m., tor
iu: I wo .Iiini"i lt ,i. - - '..i . i
li poi li
,i! .1 xi ,
, i iitir.iui.
Bl i-i, i i of I
.11111 .\ 0 A V KN I ?
'
WELL and SCIIERMERHORN,
r,; v. ? - ?
11 ? |. 11 , i.. i.
i.
-, . . . i i i i.. -, -
PRIVATE l'UEPARA I ION EOE ( OLLI GE.
i A. i v:.i.I i i - .
\ li. r, sb ll. ii . " ii ul .. . i .."1 i roadway.
1IRIVATE Scbool lu Boy*roopena Septem.
lu I J..', il! 1,1. ? . ... I. lol
for catii un liam vi. ku nv,
O'. Lolls COLLEGE, 15 Weal 13d-?t.
-,-'. .tt' tthol ? st I ""' foi ? 21.
-rill'. COLLEGIA I E SCHOOL. -721 Madi
1 ...ii avi.. near itfth at. eiitran.
It Ul n i:\ l; ' lt API X, Print ipnl. Iloy.t anfullj lilted i"r
- "i lill sines* ; uiimary >l> |..irtnn ul -. vii.!..i-.u:n ; new
... i. in li- ap ? n| mil on mod?
el it'- 'i he 'ii iii - I. fear i - - ds V ? pb niter
lill, i Krtrt. i in ulan on appilt stum.
A't. i -.iii, mil, rn, th, a Ul be "i" o t.ii ii
Bod l"r eianuual lou ol ii tto.u 1! to 6
o'flm k daily. I'.ti' ni- im- i. ?-.;.. ? 11'i li) on -ii. i ;?>. .til.
'rilE PARR COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Boya)
A prepare* fer t i i. Opens
dept, L-. l *?-?:. fully iii'ii|.|"t. sn I.r'linc pupils taken.
- ..I -. I. ' 11 I ital -'.nil lt., New-1 ..iU.
i.i. Mil: I., i'll ii,I.ii-- i t.. Print pal.
fTNTVERsm grXmniar sTchoolTno.
*U 1.17.: ii.-..:..itt:,.,-. ,.,^i 1',! m., i.M i reai Primary,com?
mercial mn! rlasstcal iliiiartmi-oti Mon thorough.
ll, ol-, ii- -i|i!t!i.ii.-i '.'i. li... rn* ..i"-ii :i ii. i September 6.
M. M. IIOIIMV, W. I.. A IK l.\. l-i nu ipals.
X. e. iii:ni.hh Km.V. \.L.t.
-THE NEW-YORK LA I Ls m lim H..
1 in- w'.-st uni, st., re-opans UontUy. September 37.
_Tw.. 1..-..I .? is. \Il:.,iMI - UARXKY.
WOODBRIDGE Bl HOOL,
T T 82 KA81 KiTH BT.
? s< lt m.lb- si.il i Uaslt ai i ..in-,,; junior t>i part meat
i 'iv.
i orn.oi ly ft boo. of Mines Propel ato y - li<*o.
WALWORTH \- W IL LSD N'S I nnine-M and
t T kim ... -l.t. -'. . ' .. . ? ron ? ? mil -t , 108 and
11" i sat I'jjti, nt., roopena Wodncaday, >.; i. mot i 1.
For Yourie Ladies?C:tv.
A -MISS ANNIE BROWN'S SCHOOL FOB
? 0IBXS, 711 and 713 Mb ire.
Iii opt I.- ht pit mtier ito.
DOARDINO iiti.i Day School* foi Voong
I* Ladlee. Ker. Pr. and If ra. CH ABLES H. o A HUN KB,
Pl tirlpala, .:.:.: Kifll ave. '-".-!' ... u commences Sept. lin.
(UKLESLE 1NSTHI IK, 751 Kittl.-.iv.'., B^
V tween 47th and 58th ila., rai ruy. Central Part. Knrlisn,
mil." m..in i | v -. i.i foi ronni adit ?
-:!?!!. -)....I.I html, lils tn . ...'lil*. MUlllO.
t. ini.-.-nu, ,. ki begins September -.'7.
?PLAH8ICAL SCHOOL FOR OHM.-. 1,961
V./ Madlaon-aTe.. reopens September i-o. Junior an.l Ad
? :,!.. ... ,n,.i . ppe, Ul nit. ntlon -riven lo Colb v, pn i.HrA
llM Puplla prepaied here admitted lo Wellealey Colleae
witliont furtli.-r f??i?ii,atioii. Boardlim pnptlsal nu
ttrms. HluNOHTHaad Mi? ha r..s I -, itu,. Ipala,
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Enc GIRLH ~~
KNOLKWOOD.N.J. l:.-.,,,..?. Hf-ptember 1*.llMA
Pupil, prepared Icm Vaaaai oi Wellesley. ""*?'*
_AI.AL.Ni W, !- I r.UI.lNu, i alo lue M. (...irish. A. B
1 \AY .uni BOARDING SCHOOL for '.mine;
J' Ladles i.nil i bil.lr.-n, 647 Madlaon-a-re. Kaw.Vnrk
Cntler tba .llrr.Uon .,( the Mls-I - M, -h.-! 'l I " *. n ?,i
aol hoi., n Saplambat -7. lli^b i,-f?-icjic??. tiuul?.r?ou
appucauon.
Ml MAIiI.-li.V.AVK.
(.1^,^{il,!'Al^,-t'1,n0L ANO I "UL
ll.. KlMtergairtea itn.l illrls' Itepaitments have i.,.,.,, r?.
"-I.V.-1 to ii Kati 21st li . . .,.,,,! i,v
Mrs O'.Hil MW CIA VU*- I Allin. '.'6 Kssl 21st H
IACR80N SEM1NARY.-2.025 Ml.-nu'., mr.
tr i-j-.u, ?t N?w V'-nt Rpallahaad ii.uri, boanUaa ?n,i^r
s. bool lor -otins lartlr. mo! ? bll.tr-n Sim y-?r. Reooeni -? .L
SA Latw-i, t-e-tauittiiy eAaOad lawwa, TmtmtaCawparyeee?
\I1SS .1. F. WKEAKS' HOARDING AND
|WUW.tlTlSS^^
.N o. ll Jil ULA I'l-'NAVL, X I. W'XOMMm
_Jtumixtkrn.
For foam* L*?iiM?Oltr.
JME. C. MEARS'
Kncltsh. French are! Merman H-M,rd!n<t ">n<1 Pty Rr hool foi
nana Ladlee ffouaded 1-4". No 22a Medlaon-arsv, New
i.rk. Kren.-h lt the language ol the f?mlly ami school
-tuns In Ung Hill. French ami Ot-rman by eminent pro
Mora. K?i.-.-.1 nt:.-i,timi |.m.l io l-'nirli-li, Frem b sn.l pal
au Primary 1 e;,:iilm.-iil. The session will rcvi-rn BepWm
r 30.
_ Matti. A. C. MKAnW. Prtnrtpsl._
t/flSSES MARSHALL'S SCHOOL fur TpVnj
ll ls.li.-s sud -billin n, *80 Wt-st J^tb st., will rmpt n Mon
iy, September 20th. _^___
J R.s. WILLI AMES' ENGLISH rio (1 FRENCH
II Hiisrdlneand Hay Hrhool for Vonna Ladles and Little
iris No '.'i weal ifoli st.. will rwoaea beptembor nu
Addreaeby inter nnitl Heptember 19. _
.I1
.RS. SALISBURY'S SCHnoL-For Girls.
'I 4 KANT .'-I ll - I
Fn. i n ? Central Park.
Ilrnpei.s Reptemtier 110.__?_____??
J ISS I'EEHLES iiii.l MISS THOMPSON'S
FXi.I.IMI. KI'.K.Ni'II ANH OMHMAX
BOARDING ASH DAT SCHOOL
Will, MOPS!! M'.MlAV, OS 1. 1.
Il ni.it I'l Baal ."'Tibs!.
Byra al i MM*m I nt H story. I.itt "tatala and Arf.
TISS HALLOW'S STHnni..
ll '.'4 KA-I' WO HT.,
WILL BXOPElt OX TUCRSDAY, -lir'M'MP.l :'. W
1ISS CROCKER ANO Miss BECK'S
II m Hum. I "lt OIRLn,
SI WEST 4'J 11 ST..
moolta Bryan! Para, reopens hf-pterabet -to, t?*>*??. (issi
i boys. Principals at home after nepu-iubcr 15.
,1 ME. GIOVANNIS!, K>:i East 61?t-it.?
'I Voinm ladfa i' ll oms Behool for music, laniruiMP -., Uti r
ore and art Ubrheet tooti.nala i.-un., .+?><"?._
.liss CHARLOTTE E. FERRIS reopens ber
'1 Behool for yonafr ladles and ptember Viet, at
M Baal IKth :.
JlgS JENNY HEN TEE'S Behool anti kul?
la der-rartea win reopen Septennial i.i, ISM, at MOS
irk ive., between "Otb and rtOth-ata._
?f ADEMOISELLE HEEL, of the late school
fl RC BL S BROWN, will continue ber school at Bra
; i-i.ist v.tt, st., between Madison ahd fifth atm, opening
i the 30th of [September._
.liss E. L. HOLES' SCHCOL, 4fi Basl
II i-Hi-t. tm- yonna ladles and children, Morning and
ternoon i las* s foi adtuta, Reopens Bi pb mis i SO,
.liss REYNOLDS'S FAMILY ANO DAY
II -i HOOL, 00 Weet ISth-et- reopens BepU
i lat p tl St !-"?:-' ?:??;-?;'??
.ii;-. GRlFFl rrs' DAY SCHOOL FOR
Tl V'. IN"'. I. \ I'l I- A.M. ' ll I 1.1'li IV.
til M Ml -UN IVK., Xl \ li i -I ll .-I.,
Vt 1 I.I. KKOPKX ". I ' 'I'-l. II 1.
.1 Mi:. DA SHA A'S SCHOOL,
H Formerly Mi OGDEN Hi FM IN'S.
mrllsh, French anti Kerman Hoard au sod Da* Behool fur
Iles and Children. So. 24 West HHth-st. Nea Vork,
ill reopen Keplt'iubei Ibo .-viii. Applicatiou bj lotter ol
.?- ns ul...'.!-.
.1
RS. SYLYANUS REEDS
ii Mil '-IN. I AMi J. VT -? I! 'iu!. |. i" V01 " ? LADIES,
i; and - i .
TWENTY THI RD YKAK BKUIXH MOXDAY. Ol i I.
; ii a i ii itu lyal i tn pm ii ??
ii i il I ii
store, Pol Iii .iii ? k i;...
?
.i.-,-i:..". I'll. IL.
'
.'.. I).
Also Freneh, Oil " '?? ?' IH ' -. I'-'
...'ll_'V. I'l" lit'..!' I
iii dilled ii ai li
_
ill-- J AU DON'S Mil'"'E.
ll MA1) 1.-OX A
n
Hes rs
-
.ii i unit
iflss PEEBLES awl MISS I HOMPSON'S
Hi Flem ind Dav Ht hool
ilier I i,i 57th st.
, i . MI.
JISSES A. WO M.FALCONER KERRIN'S
11 School
i'.oi
ills- GIBRONS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
?1 s.;,. ol It i oirla.
:.:. Wi ll IT. . t. Kt opt ti- --I :. 20.
il IS ?ES GRINN ELL will n ?peu their
I- M, BCIIi "il. lull (III
'-S'i.
Bi pru let
l!1>< CHISHOLM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
?I IS 1 .i-i o'tth-sL, ?? i-7. Uarvi.nl
!. [I .l.li.'l .1 IM 'Hi,
? \ ISS KIERSTED'S SCHOOL FOR Li IK LS,
_
RS. .). A. GALLA I! RR,
W
bt'liooi, i ol! von
..lu.-,.
? ?
Uti. n lo prill.it - l .li dal v Kio
kl IL BREARLEY'S SCHOOL,
'1 NO, .; i \-i' FORTY FIFTH RT.
a pupils linn thora-oh! pun
- .,1 . ,.-. !... ., . ii
? i Oetober 7.
lr, Un arley w ll lie ai hom
lrom i?to U.
[JUTGERS Fomald College, 5fl Wes! !55th gt.
1 * ninth t ? i! . iti mut r-."j. ii. r. JOH \
Al.I., I. li., iTe.ldi nt I'....,li i.i I ii.i A.im. ss t ..lli-K'-.
i>ROF. arni M A I >.\ >1 i. ALFRED COLIN'S
- i I. ... i .. , i I st. Co --ii.?. . ? ii ie, Lan.
i-.i.
JCHOOL FOR PHYSICAL Cl'L'l URE FOR
J VXD (ll ll.l'lii IN. .... 6th ave. I
. .
HE COMSTOCK SCHOOL.
r
I I il -T. NEW Yul:;-.
! lill llHll, I 1 . in ii .un! I ii I !..:m li . ll |.
il sud I'.-. i'Inbiri ii. -. i mute
.-1
M 1-- h M.
PHE MISSES I'l lil M. - SCH ?
1
_
rilE MISSES ROGERS' i.n-li-li. French
I Billi ? ll, No.
PHE MISSE? (??; MEWL Sui-o-Mon m tho
i. ? i. te., a 111 rt "i" n
: ! I - foi ^ nunn
aj .-I ut. i.o, l- .-, .u .No. oj (Ui-ave., Xow.
oik titi-.
LAN NORMAN INSTITUTE,
T I -
mm;:, van norm \n. Pi Detpa!
15 Weat STU lt., reopen - :'?? ber 1*0 with Boys' Depart*
li ni and .Ni-'A STUDIO ni di I PHOF. P. Hus i'l I..
l;l.\ I..'., lil i.i il lilli Mt ral and Hi nial -
I (W MAI'I-ON-.WI . -\;i.. E.tlnits :i:i.T
I l< ^ .,.! tor
.:? it.
.: 2 '.
.No ip ? i pupils under : I.
ForEota Soxo^-.Oit/.
\?CIRCUL IRS OF SI I100LS* with rc
? llab i ?.! i"i poata-re,
LK.A1 . behool Um..m. 1! West I li ii st., "f. T.
\ SC REA U of reliable infortntttinn ol sehooln,
? ha tented and I ra furnisl.-.!
ed 'or puatace t" I boee
i . - ? i. Bellera, Hitor* ami
upplied without ebal tVKHY, American ^>? L.mjI
im. ..h. 1!' , X. Y,
i -STERN'S SCHOOL OF LAM.L'AG
\m OF NI.W VORK 'IIV.
27 Eaal Uti ' mn and Fifth ? -
u. i mai .i-i. i tal ian, t al n ind ? ? rt
? - .
Dall) Interviews with tbe Hirt-ctoi from lUtolS.
I Hi ll..ii - :i spplll .il.mi. *
IV "IA! INS ll IE IE, 1,509 BROADWAY.
I" io i'n.tn \ sriran Day ami ho i with
I lol . ii i ul.tr.
DR1ENDS' SEMINARY
1 IOU HOVH AXD fl
ot liniii. i loin |.,... f. l.fi.it sixth year begins
til lim 1st.
Circulars seal upon uppllratlon. Pi ncipal In attendance
n .h..; altai UUi mo., I,-;iii. between 8:30a. m.end ihs.ii.
KRAUS'S Si-iiiiiiiiri for Kiudergarteu Teach*
. rs an.l Kindt rgart. u,
I i'l..nt-.
IB th vim- I- i- h. i " lt
li- JOHN K liA I s, Mi- If KAL'8 BOULT E Director.
M ISS J. F. MOORE, 161 Wi-i 48th-8t., iv
j I opens ber KukIIs'i, French aaa Qi noan school -.pt. Ju.
1..in.- .-i inly liol . . .ii
MISS WARREN,
Tl Weal tTtb-st,
iept. 37ti -, -?;?!. --'. -ii-nj' departmenta.
IJOELLER INS I I IE I E. No. 336 Went
.TI IVUi-st, Founded lHtfa. Daysebooland klmleraarten
tn nulli sen ,. Uoartliua .. liool (ul bo) ? pn pares tor ? olle-ro
uness. Ilenpeua -? pt. 7. P. W . M'.fl I.I.lt, I'l.n.
A11SSES LEEDS' Engliah and French Bonni
Lt I lan and Day school foi ronni* Ladies and Uhlldren, 31
l ]?.-..th *t r. i'l" li. M. i.i 'JO. 1--..._
MIL BERLITZ SCHOOiToF LANGUAGES.
New-York SS Word UHaVet.), brooklyn (The < .Mrti.-i.i >.
uni all.iilifi principal cltieo. l:.-. .."iu/.t'i as supertoi tomi
ii aslltolions, Uneicellodadranlaa*ea (or i.-.trn
nw i mni r- it....I, beal ol Dative teacherSi lee axlremely lutv,
. baons . nea tt i m dow.
1
Musical Iaatructiov
A NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
/1 ? Lot ..ifl "nit ,.i
Ma. 6 MART lilli-i. third iluoi eaal .,( .'.Ml AVE.
Cballt ti-.l In lacs.
rill. NATIONAL Ml -lt -t lin.ii. a.Mi SCHOOL OF
Lim ulion, Kori Lan i.huh.ik.?, i'la-t ina and r.i.i.i.i.n
ol'KN DAILY Hom '?? a. m. to.?p.iii.
A LADY, pupil <?! Minc M uno-Ce li's, in ?!??
ttrotu "f taltiiik.' ;i fe -t in..!.- ;?ii|iil- in \ "? .ii inn-ii ; ni' r
ncee nrat-cbum. Addroaa HINGER, liibtin.- Blanch OBce,
:&7 Kast l'J&tb st._
t ; LAND CONSERVATORY OF .ML'Slc7_
?-a lil \l KM' -'lil. 8T. ttl.
Hie le.nlliiK s.l.i ol .Mii?I.. Btot-auon, iTiinnitlf Art,
Lanatvmea, i>rat? um nutt i-mmnm. flee ailiB**ln**ae
iqaal ka ala li?s"U? pu ana.. J'oi paltti ulm* addroaa
hi. hlfhkllAlW', IT.s.d.Ut.
Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SE.MINARY.-Day
ami l^Mitlliia Behool for Vouiik ladles, will r.-opru 1.,-p
'. inl'.-r'-".'. lH-ii ,3iltbyr?ri. Primary |nnlor amt Ban Inf tin
parliuauU ...ll..i? usiiv I., um llioronulily .-,* ,*t |>|..>.t ny
lin.ly, tiavi-l anti eiperlrni-r: apr. |Mi sii.-hi i-i. to ino.l?-rii
Ui.^i.iU-. s amt ti.ii.ii-. ihocoagb CMiraa la Latin ami Ureeki
ran raatllltaa for art slnilyi a plrnssni linnie for ooanllii-;
bttpiu. Application lor cu. niara al 13*1 Montague at.. llrooB
l/li, -N. V. t,UAJtJ_L.o li. IA EttT, LL. D., Prluvipal.
li
il
1 ESL! E's SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Poujrbkeep
I J il. v v. 2"th rear. Prepares for college "i i
I attoutloti lo German, i! pupils taken tulo tho
J. li. I.L-l.I K, M A.. I'llini|..il.
\iirciii'.Li;s BOYS' school. iiiWrieaT
.'1 Muss, 18 ni esfrom Boston and ,; miles from Lowell,
nu the ? Lowell Railroad! b strictly select family
7 tots m. iu-.it-,-: fall terni coiumencea
,',..-. bi nd foi oin ni.ii to
m . . m 11. li ELL, a. M., Principal.
\IT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY.
A BOA DI NO m no il 1 ' R "IOY8 IND YOUNO alBN.
? ,
Ritei ? land ImproTementaJnst complett
nothing wanting to promote health, comfort ai
,i : sb in study.
i ig ptember IC
j. iiowk ali rx. a m . Principal
Ml. PLEASANT SCHOOL for Hov-, Am
'! . i ti bllahod ni lsiti. Rora il tts -1 tor
i ?-. ii ion un sn ni isat d, Address
U I1.I.IAM h.. N A-il. A, M., Pl
Ml'. HOLLYi N..I.. ACADEMY FOR BOYsT
send tor tit' ui.tr, iff I'- lb ?u'" r.
ll. M. VCALRADT, Vale, Prtn.
VA/AKEllI HALL. Boarding Sci.I for
*.* Boya Nazareth, Northampton Co., Penn. Oaehundred
..i I - . ..h.i j. ii ti ;ins -. i'l- .
NEWTON M.J.I INSTI IT lE.-Ei-:iutifiil,
..1 homelike, lu.iltur, high (760feetl. Yann* boye a epeo.
ill i "';iiiif i .-.iii. bi inl-niif, i .
story, n rmnaaium, physical dereloptnent; bath
ul and ' old ? Bleu eitenalre ground* tiding depart?
ment, hones, ponies and pet don ?
J. A 11.-uv. A. M.. rr urinal.
pARK AVENEL INSTITUTE,
BRI DOEPORT, I "NV.
iii ? i?. -.'., in Boat lin -? bi "! '"r Soya.
I itiiil.t-i li, l-o-i. liri nlars. A Mr. ss
S. ll. JON l -. A. M. _
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.?Military Institute,
I. WAOC - nl.us.
Dr, C. lt WARRING, Pl
pEEKSKILL, N. ?., MILITARY ACADEMY^
<(il ..Nil.!' J. U I'.Kilt I'. It. S? A. M., Pl
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
i ii i.-i BR, 26th year op ns s. -,,t. not i iv
MT1 \ I 'I uV inti M \N IHNii. GROUNDS l-'X I I..N-.VK.
lew, spa ious and costly, llabtod by eloctrtelty,
heated bi .'..un lurnisbtxl with pureiit aprina ?? ?
A MIMI A r.Y ( i M. 1.1... l-l CIVIL 1 V il NK hil I Vi AND
i lIlMl-ilKV. t LAB8ICS AND ENOLIStt.
Military Department Second only to tbat ot Wool Point
i .'l."N i.i. I ll l.tiiiuin: llYAIT. Pn
RIVERVIEW MILITARY ACADEMY.
ll ru rt. ii Kiii.r-i ii. v. v.
es for College arni tbe Uovernmeut Academies, for
tu.-.i.. -.-, and *"' lal relations. Sprlnirtteld Cadet Wries.
BISBKK .* am in. Principal* _
RECTORY SCHOOL, Hamden. Cona.?Foe
IA Bora. WOO to S3S0. Botna taflneneee. Kxteaatre
tiuaiiiio, t-ynin.ta.iiiu, 'if. Adtlruaa
Hov ll. I . EVEREST, Sf. A.. Ii" '"".
ROCKLAND COLLEGE--NYACK-ON-THE
HUDSON. Preparatory and bnatneea for gentlemen;
?rradnatlnn course for ladle** t?.;to teacher* kater at
any limo, semi lor i atalocue.
W. ll. BANISTER, A. M., Principal._
KEV. A. G. SHEARS, M. I)., founder of tbe
inst home school, oft! is s rare , hanee tn ins family, New
li.ui-n, t omi., for the beat training of a hns yoong bojs iu
health, nun.ii?, raaanan and Looks. Bete* a* i a
ROTO ELS (OLLEi'. E GRAM M A R SCHOOL.
N KW-II UL'Nh WI CK. N. J..
i'o I'itr.-s bera and janna] reen tor collects ot biisim-s-* 1C>0
students. Boartlara Uro with teoohore ana llmllad to .'>o. All
i.".ms carpeted and cared for. Home arranged tn sn:t.-s eta
st inly room Ui 14 willi t?o sm nie tit.-t! rooms. Min; lo rooms if
preferred, ah mala leachate, BaaehaU. fitrrthtJl. ia.reese,
itnii.s.tio. ono bomir?.in Nea York. Catalogoea,
i i. TUM LIN ison, Juj.i Maater.__
SCIENTIFIC PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
it Dnxbnrr, If aaa. A Home School for Boya, Pnmareaw
college or *. lentldc s. bool Befera i.y permtaalon to Pn .Iden!
Eliot, Barrani tm v.. Prof. LansaJsaes.Inst, reen, and other*
Addreaaforclreulan Predrtck li. Kn.typ, s. h., .M. LT,)
CEPTT22. HOYS' ('RIVA IE SCHOOL. l*s<>~
? ' 1 ,, ri. ur.-.1 teai lo-r will board and tu Hunted number of
boys foi coIU-ko. Di-lliiii-ui-les a specialty,
C.J DO COU IV. 1 V. V.
STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL.
TUE A< AlUMIf DKPAHTMEVT OF THE RITOI
INSTITUT!1. 01 TKCIINOLOOY,
linn st . lu tv...n r.tli iin.l lilli st.., Hoboken, N.T.,
i'll.NM sl-.PlKMIll- lt lg, IBM
Fi am in nt lons for Admission mi the 13tli an.l 14th nt leptOSSbOK
wu, coo aaa of btuov rasraaAToaf to
?ghooli or iciaaoa and oomcoaa
Jl'Mlill DI PA lt I MUNT flo Phil AMUCK
btMull UtPAUTMhM', *...o I'L ll i.VMll
These t.-nus Include all lbs studios.
Tat nsjalOfpSB apply le trie librarian of Stevens Institut**. _
CT. JOHNS COLLEGE, Fordham, New?
er York.
ruder Mm ilirfvtion or ihe Jesuit Father, a-Tonis tn-ary
fat-llltr lor the beat Classical, Srtenttth- and I'otnil.-if 1 tl I:.lo?
cation. (Studies will lie resumed!Septttini.ei '*, I-*', lor par
tlftilars apply to Uer. lllUMAS J. IA M PHILU st. J,
naaaaaatl.
Instruction.
Brooklyn.
JAMES W. MOREY, A. M., formerly Inatracior
lu Polytechnic Institute, opens his school for boy a Sept.'.."2,
at fl3 NKW-YOKK-AVR., Brooklyn. Prepares for colline,
business, or other schools. Principal al rooms dully Iioiu
li ito to f> p. m. Circulars on application.
\?i.ss^i(5TJyrr)sfs"l-r(^{oOiTTou youNT5
ItI LAIUKS ANO CIIILDBKN, 025 Clinton jvi-., -w 111
re open Wcdn-sday, Hep!, 'ii.
MIMI notNUS tan bo consulted dally from 1 to 8p.m.
after Kept. 16._
?? rpii k CRITTENDEN "
1 PHI MA HY l-l il till I. AX!) KTHDBRO A RTF V,
for both sexes, at '.'7 Hicks st., cor. Pineapple st. Mus II. M.
W II I I.I.I-ill. tt ho for Un- past Stahl yt ats h.-is 1 ten lt, 1 hares
? ?' mi- of the pun vii y ilepartuieuls iu ibu Pa'ker l ollt-iflalo
Institute.
'PilE PACKTRllOLTaETTlATT: INS I I I LIE,"
A Jor iii un 11 st., between Clinton and 1 ourt sis.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
A school for tbe thnrniifih leiirhln*; of younr ladles, fnlle-f
Isle, Academic, and Prlmsi-j Departini nts. The neat t.-nn ?ill
brain Kt-pit-uib, 1 'i(t l-ooi. New stndeateaaalgnedtoeleeaat
Hi jiti ii ber 1ft, 16, 17. 'I hen are DO i itr? ibsri;esfor inst rue.
Hon iii Ui't-ek, latin, French. Osman, Prnwin-: or ('iilihtln-n
it -.. An it! I no ti vt- boroo, lintier lilii-ral niiinnijiuient, receives
students fruin mit of town. 'I In- Port] lii.tAniiti.il lura
l-l-1 < l-i vin-; a tletuiiul M-.i'ii nil ol Un courses ot slutty, seut
on application to
T.J. BACKUS, LL. A,
Pn snit i.i ol Ibo i'acuity.
Jersey City.
I fABBROOCK INSTITUTE,
I l lUlUHlANH--I'., JI.H-I.V CITY.
TTiirtytirst y. .tr be-ftao Keyteeaaee 'io.
The lu ri-, st iimi ono of thc Bast thorench pri^'st*'<lsy
sci.la In ilia riot ni ty of New york. Htodenta prepared for
all the leadlna collegee an.l sclenUOc schools, and for business
pursuits. Beparah department for alrla and yonn-f ISdlaSL A
preparatory class for boys from aaron to eleven yean "u
in,tn, rn 1n.l1. tii.iwiiiir and Tocal mnale ihiivIh uilbo regular
Mnraewithout estra charae, Conaerratory of .mush-, Art
Si i.1 iimi Uytnnaeiutn. situated ?itbln four rnlnnt* s' wuik
ni pennaylranta rtallroad Statloa, udeaayol m-i-'cas from all
other Nee Jersey rallroeda,
i;.-.. 1. nt 1 is Blade to W, \'. Me Keasts, ftahway ; 1. W. tfl.
rester, Ha-.;*!.-.; charles p. Boekley, Tenarly; OeoraeCar.
raaan. Bayonne: Hon. J. D. Bodle. J. K. Jlul?liiri.-r, Pitslut-o
hs 1 liitii.-f, N. v -Vin:. , dilbert 1 ..illus.
t atalegiies t ontainlag full Infotnattoa sent 0:1 appU
( 11 1 mi:- c, sri Mir-. )
IIKNHY C. MII.I.IH. Iilre, tors.
lluUA. 1. C. W AIT, )
For Boys and Youm? Men?Couritr/.
DETT8 ACADEMY. Stamford, Conti,
I> a Boys'Boarding School of the lugi.tst grads. Pert/*
11.ni ii year begins September 1 ">.
W m..j. iii.ns. :tr. a. -Tata . Principal
OYs'aiiil YOUNO MEN private.}' fitted tor
I' College, Conditional or ri-.t-t-t.-.l t-ai.btes coached
runnier or winter. V. IIOPPMAN, Stockbridge, Mass.
|>uvs' BOARDING SCHOOL. ?"TborouRh
I* preparation for rollcge, KirnHUcschools 01 business
1 "in-siiii. 15. For cinnlars apply to B.T. li A BlilNuTo.S
?\ M.. Piin. :|..ii. 1 i.i-o-.:--.. Noell, WcsU-beeterN. V.
OORDENTOWIS X. J.. 'MILITARY INS I l
J' It'Tl', 1 Ulliii Itt 11II11..S1 ,11,tide BCbOOlOT "Mi?
nni' lostness, hisiin-ann-d stut'r. ciiiiiion st-nst- teeeb*
.ii-. *?. j iii-ttii fonr dst ions looked alter. B ealthy looatioa
..ii.ll.. Atli.li-ss 1-eV. I. il. I.AMiOX. A. M^
1 l.l.t il ii,, lion.1 litov.lt, N, J.
POL. C. J. WRIGHT, of tbe Pcoicskill Mill
V> t 11 v Ai mb--,iv. al.,, i-i-in. -ii ni ri,- tin- I
tary Academy, wllllioal :.l\t-Hi imii st., Htudlo 'J. on Tues
'... .'in ? ..it. ot Bvplt'iulier, afternoon an.l ereulua.
un alli Ito happi to meei parents .11 ni. n i.t- to placing boys
?1 -I.I.
\lexamler Instittitp, Military Boarding School,
.il While I'm In-. N. V. Pl 1 ? Hm.", lt. Willis. A. M.. Ph. D.
pORNWALL HEIGHTS BCHOOL.?Corn
Kj -NBll-nu-thi lind ot. n. \. Ulan minimi, dry
1 1..li?
ll..1. t.i.i.N cobb, a. m.,
_ Principal,
FREEHOLD IN- I 11 El E. Freehold, N. .1.
i i pi ? ? '...-. ? i ,.i) mina rm ti for any . oil r
B*V. A. <i. t HA M lil- US, A. DI., Pl .li
I)!:. liOLBKOOK'd MILII'AliV HCHOOL,
RINO SIN'll. \. Y..
.?i.iii'-', s.-pt. in1-, r. is. Address
I:, v. n. A, lliit.liliniiK. I'll. P.
DIL PINNEO'H FAMILY SCHOOL
foi li n boys -it fire* int li h. <'?>..n.,
a ... ii up* .i Sept. i.ib.1 -'...
FLMWOODSCHOOLFOR HOYS.?At Mil
I j f-i I, Conn. Parents who aro onfoi lunate lu the manage?
ment of their sons ?tu do well to nroUl by !'?
I i-A.N K SL IIOWK, -
FLUSHING INS ll rUTE.
1 I I.I 811 INO, N. Y.
UOAUDINO -' IIOOL FOB >'.l NO MKN AND BOYS.
.
A! it.-., l.A. I \ll? IfIf.P._
Ij\mrTJove npcomnioil tted in principal's family;
ld A. luleiny reopens St pt. '.''?.
1. ll bltbWI-.lt, A M., I'l-h.. I ii;u..-M. Coin.
FRIENDS' SCIH HIL, l'ruvi.lcMi-.'. IL L?Ni-xt
a tel loi '.- . <. Ills ni agreeable home w.iii
lol s. For ral il
Al i.i STINE JON !.-, A. M., Print IpaL
/ M.EN TONVER, Dobbd Ferrr, N. Y.?Finest
" ' location on the Hudson. No Iteferencea
J. J. lit . o.ni., Ct i-. ? W. Fit. ' t
Dr. H. A. BAILEY.
'ii'- ITONIC VALLEY INSTITUTE.
COUNWALL, ' "'? n. -. | io! reai '.ll.
i HOST, A. -M. ijialt Pi
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Xl Worcester, JUss. Ulatyuar neoins Sop! si, \----.
C. li. Mi. lt ill . A. M., ->
I I EM I'S I EA I' INS II I UTET^
1 1 II I.MP.-I I AI>. I."N" 1-I.AN'l', N. Y,
A TIIOBOI i.ll l-N'.I.I-ll KOAHDINd BCHOOTj FOP.
Boys, Pi unary, Internied ito. ll sher Kn Uah and .mer
iraes, . ? nty-aevi nth >. tr 1 - -? r IS.
at on application. _
IRYINO INSTITUTE; ~
1 TABBYTOWN ON.nUDSON.
A Hims Behool of the Brats ass tm boya Term. ?r.no.
? \ \ HMAON \. , Ph. u- iPttn
V. A. BOWK, A. ?
Jnatrortiirtt,
For Boya and Youn-f' Mcn^AJoxui&y^%
gWITttTJ C. SHORTLIDGE'S ACADLMY,
ron Youno mks aub bovs, mkdia, pa.
may room sion... Media haa leran cherene* ead a issaaewSe
charter which prohibits t>?. Mi* of ali u,toileatlnf AtvmZ
,'" nuXi-!S?Viit?il rt,*nbM sddteaa tbe Principal sui PrmarC
y:'.r\*? ', " ,N '' s'l'.llll.llit.l-;. A. M.. .Turvar.. . ?.
nsf-.) Medls, P.-,,r. Behool opens Toeadar, Beat 21 -t?
.lents mat- eorne hefOt-S or niter. e.VHl ? feme , -jjj*, ?? trt.fr
Pi lucipal at 1 if U. A voliuc Hotel Sept. a aud ld, all day
CUMMlT ACADEMY, SUMMIT, N. J.
KJ Healthful location. Military drill. Beni-j-ns (-eiiiemlsta
-5- JAM I..- fl i..i li u. a. M.. Pr.in i; .L*
"PIIE CEDARS.?A boarding whool for bi
1 liareratrav, x. Y. Jieo-x.-ns September ld. N-unb3
limited. Addross "*
w.c. aa*pip, a. m.. 11. n
TIIel\\tiiei>i:als('iiooloe.vi'. evi r
I i.Alii,IN Cl I V, L. I. ''
1 J.I'MS$imi A YU Ml. Ai.lilv to
i tlAI'.i.l.s BTCaTEVANT MOOBJE A.I! fl ?
IIKAH MASTER
^FUE ROBBINS SCHOOL, Norfolk, I cnn*"
n. A fiov-.' Beardina snd Day School, taratahlnathebe-*
I oini. lil.-with thoroiiifh iiisii inliou. Location elevated. .
UealUlfllL Adibcu P.ev. J. Vf. BKAI H.
_ l'i
\\rOODSTOWN, N. J., ACADEMY, thoron**
"' healthful, bnnieiike. highly recommended; r-..it 1*11
)f petro** lead .'or tin -illili'. A. <:. NoKP.Is, \ m.
lw.T.7 BETHLEHEM ACADEMY. 1 <<w/?
1 Os J 4 prepare* br.TS tor I elilph I'liiversily I OOO
ind all olher colleges sm! universities. I'or parltttiinr. j.1,
liles C. ll. (SCH Vs Alfi/, ll.io .pal, Billi toliSSB. P. 1.0.
For Youri"* Ladies -Country.
HOARDING AND DAY MHOOL FOR GIRLS,
I * nt l roiod-i.n-ll iiImiii. Wi .ii!:. . .-? t .-. N. V.
ii nelpal* Mlee a. P. BAN Ks aa* M mes. LMDERHILL,
HOARDING-SCHOOL Tor mri-, wren to
fourleen; 7tb year llmlte.l nun ln-r r> ir.
.ni..* raoderat* Addreea MI88 J. TKACTMANN,
4,HUI Wainui -st*, Weet Philadelphi*
BRADFORD ACADEMY.-Eur ihe bl tr her
- - education olyonaa wemen, Pnll corps corn pe tent teat i<
is. TearrommenceaSent 7, Issn, ir circulars ?
i anplj toMlss ARNIE E. jollNsfiN. Prim f,,*>
lo. f. II. hi M. Ml I 1. . . I i. i- ... i. Iii...:-. |.. Mi-t,
pLASSlCAL AND HOME INS I El I'll.
KJ Poughkeepsie, N. Y-offers to - superior ad.
loronirh train I ns lu all bram n-s ne. ? ,
ireparatoi v toni-"- tot >? . t
..j.-. MlasaABAU v. H. in 'ii.hit. i-i
POTTAGE SEMINARY. Clinton. Oneida r.-.t"
Kj B. T-?Foryonnals miters.
ll. V. I A . I'AU I.I 'l . A. M.. Pl Bl
I)
KEW LA I MES' SEMINARY, Carmel, N. Y
ii. thful, bo . . . - ? ? ii i Senl - i
.. I.I ... Iii"-::. -MI III. A M.
ELMWOOD HALL, Diiilmiv, Conn.
1 j lloun St hool for Vn I - - .......
_ MlaaA. M; LAWTON. Principal
\JI>> l!i Lix ELI'S ii..;ii.lin,*.md Div m ;io..l
i'l forOlrl* I :i! it ?!?.? ii-.?:: lln.l -...I. i:eo;
I lACKEirsroWN N. .I.i INS! Ill* I il.?
1 I Building aae c*f the best in ths Land. CoUejre pi t
tory. Ladles'Colleae. Mintie, Art. KW-iitton. -N..-t . .
lory for ina- Heal Un loirti'
.. II. Will TN KT. Ti. Tl.. Pre*
I I omi-: INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, N. Y?
I I linitii! iv land little-rlrt*
11 ALF, Pi
I AKEWOOD, N. .1.?" The Oaks," a pre] ara
I > tory school for young ladles sud children. 1 I
miler nstiv.. t< . il course for Invalid jrlrla,
.er .ii.milli ?&00 !,.,,,,., ..;., ? t... M ; - - 1 Al.l.l \ ltiN.
MISS GORDON'S ENGLISH and FRENCH
liOAllOINOand HAY sch.."!. tot Touna
No. 4.1 U S] rm .'??.!.. \\ . ll I
i; resident J ranch t. u i.. r. Nun . t ^t
... n.li i s lim.I.-.1 io 12.
MHsTPURYlANCE BOARDING and i'\Y
Hi HOOL for ronna bid lea and Ittle Kiri* lill Soot*
liroad -'.. KU- ii" vi.'N. J.,->,. ,8eir
I -inlier'J'.'. 1- 'I.
Miss BARTLETT'S form- riv iliac Nott'el
1 ntriisb and 1- r.-n. li Itoiirlmir sift I'av Behool tot
Lettie* 3:1 WaU-aL, New-Haven, Conn, will opea "u-p*
' .j t . .-- .il:..lt.
VVAf'K SEMINARY tVairU; 25 boar-Hag
..I pupil* tin.iah tratnfnc dellirhtfulbom* oas hour
r York. Address il oal
READ INSTITUTE fbi YOUNO WOMENS
0
Pounded 1 St 8.?Opens September lo. Threi
? i H.
Preparatory, Seminary courae lu Liberal Art*, and i *
Preparatory, - ii course* ueludln-f fcloeotlon snd Do*
rs tic Arte best Te? I
. ofjrrowln*f-flrl* Fort renhtrsaddreaeA. F- WIN*
LOW, A. MT, Principal, Worcester, Mass.
SSINING INSTITUTE, Slnir Sm-, N. Y.
Fer v.mut: lad iseai hbyhrmund* hs
irt, etot ition, English and modern i-m-.-11-??*.
S'.'ilM)
0
Pull or oartUl coursea Chara*oe modentit, Openi
wi -il._Ber. C 0.1
CT. MARGARETS DIOCESAN 8CH0OL f-.r
ir nniis waterbury. Conn. The twelfth year opens
ja Healtlifull] iclons arounds: conrenlen
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iud cieriry of the church, and to patrons Inthlsi tj I
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iiisiriiciiou, l-.tsi of home intiu.-iices. Rend for eireuiarto
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France.
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