Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19
Elizabeth Institute
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

7 y view q the proposed increased educational
Il advantages Tor boys IN this city. the Trustees Of
II a-iLae11 LasIl5lsls VII reeeiys Boys during
the naZ1 Fears N The Primary Department alone
In consequence OF parting with so large num-
Der Of pupils, II Necessary 10 raise the terms for
aI1Gl1E N order that those remaining should still
reeeT7e the same advantages az before. The re-
eeIPrs for rE1a0n VIII all be expended as hereto
fore, in providing instruction Of a superior charac-
ter m al the several departments Of the Institute
The E1eGh1es adopted VIII continue to be such as
To secure Old-fsshiOued thoroughnesg of study in
coU1ec5iOn with the many attractive features of
raore modern modes OF drawing out the mind and
communicating knowledge.
Special attention, durng the coming year will he
given in the more advanced class, to the Chemis
try Of Common Life, and TO other branches of
Hygiene and Domestic Scienee-seeking in +his
way for our daughters some systematic prepara-
ton for the practical and honorable duties of daily
home life.
Lessons in Sewing, Drawing, Vocal Music. Flo
cuton, and Gymnastics, together with Lectures on
on History, or on other topics, by competent pro-
fessors. VIII continue to be given without ext :
charge, SO far as the number of pupils attending
the Instituteishall warrant the outlay r q
Special lessons in any Language or branch re-
quired can, however, be furnished at an time ony
moderate terms. '
1t remains for the citizens of Elizabeth IN de.
eide, by availing themselves for their children of
the advantages which this Institute proposes To
supply, whether they desire to sustain School of
high grade for Young Ladies, in the northern part
of this city. tlIl1I'-
The Trustees have not yet been able to give the
Institute building at all in keeping with its actual
status; but Tor many reasons OF both public and
private interest they cordially invite parents and
friends to visit the school at any time convinent to
themselves in order thus to be better able to
judge OF its real character and merits.
The next School Year will commence on Weakness
day, September 18th, 1859. Vacation from Decem
Der 22nd 1869, to January 3rd, 1870 and also for
few days in April at the end of the third Quarter
ga TRUSTEES.
K. L. IiAINEs, Esq. Hon. AMOS CLARK. Jr.
Rev ID. II. Pierson, Phi d. MAHIoN MuI,noRn ESQ
A. q. KELLOGG, ESQ, j. d. CRANE ESQ
TERMS.
FIRST or Primary Department., per quarter is700
Aii'oi i az 'iote-t nI DlVislon, :" 900
Junior-1st Division 90 ~ i. 1900
50 I'd Division 1S00
Senior Division, . &c ~ oo
French, 20 90
Drawing, &c III 00
Music, Piano. Terms of Professors Der quarter. 49,
| All bills payable the middle of each quarter.
For further particulars apply to Mrs. p. G. CASE
Principal, or to the Trustees. '
TEACHERS.
Mrs. P. G. Case, princiOo,
Miss j. X. Little, English Latin and ca,,1io
Miss N c. Read, ---'4
Mrs. N t. Spear, English
Miss S. +. Davenport, 81. Nrrs;o
Miss L. B. Chandler Dralvins,
Mrs. L. M, Ludlow, fo- Writingg
Mrs. George Yandenhof Ys FlocntioS
| French
| Natural Science and Belle I.ettres
| REFERENCES.
Wllham o. Day, Esq. Rev. T. H. Read Rev 81
hempshall Rev. Dr.. Sheddan, Railway Rev "
9. Roberts, Rev. s. A. Clark Rev j. r. Pnr.v ph
y, rev MIR. Reinhart, John Davidson ESQ = Rev
MI. Patterson, 8. j. Ahern, ESQ.