Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-18
Elizabeth Institute
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

/ n view of the proposed increased educational
Il advantages for boys in this city, the Trustees of
the " Elizabeth institute will receive Boys, during
the next year, in the Primary Department alone.
In consequence of parting with SO large num-
Der OF pupils 1t is necessary to raise the terms
tuition in order that those remaining should still
receive the Same advantages before. The re-
ceipts Tor tuition will all be expended as hereto
fore, in providing instruction of superior charac-
ter in all the several departments of the Institute.
Inc methods adopted will continue to be such as
to secure old-fashioned thoroughness oR study in
connection with the many attractive features of
more modern modes Of drawing out the mind and
communicating knowledge.
Special attention, during the coming year, viii be
given in the more advanced class to the 'CheInis
try Of Common Life and to other branches of
Hygiene and Domestic Science-seeking in this
way for our daughters some systematic prepare
ton for the practical and honorable duties of daily
home life. 4N
Lessons in Sewing, Drawing, Vocal Music, Flo
cution, and Gymnastics, together with Lectures on
on History, or other topics, by competent Pro-
fessors. will continue to be given without ext :
charge, so far as the number of pupils attending
the InstituteIshan warrant the outlay.
. Special lessons in any Language or branch re-
quired can, however, be furnished at an time ony
moderate terms. ..s
1t remains for the citizens of elizabeth to de-
eide by avaing 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. - - sf., t-a.4
The Trustees have not yet Been able to give the
Institute building at all in keeping with its actual
status; but for many reasons of both public and
private interest they cordially invite parents and
friends to visit the school at any time continent to
! themselves, in order thus to be better able to
] judge of its real character and merits e
| The next School Year will commence ON Wednes-
day, September 18th, 1859. Vacation from Deem
Der 22nd 1869, to January 3rd, 1870 and also for
few days in April at the end of the third Quarter.
TRUSTEES.
r.. I. HArNEs, Esq. Hon AMOS CLARK, Jr..
/ Rev. D. H. Pierson, Ph.D. MAHIoN MuLFoRD, Esq,
1 A. @. KELLOGG, Esq, j. d. CRANE, Esq.
TERMS.
First or Primary Department per quarter, 1890
/ Intermedate-fst Division, &c 900
g Cd Division, Z" IL 90
Junior-1st Division, /" 1900
Cd Division, a. 1900
| Senior Division, % iN Iii 1900
/ French, 0A 500
! Drawing, ft-5a 800
Music, Piano, Terms OF Professors, per quarter.
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, Principal
Miss J. X Little. English, Latin and German
Mrs n r. r. Smear Smear English
| Miss s. E. Davenport, Music
Miss f. B. Chandler, Drawing
Mrs Il. M. Ludlow, Writing
Mrs George Yandenhof, Elocution
French
Natural Science and Dolle Lettres
| REFERENCES.
William II. Day, Esq, Rev. t. II. Read Rev. E.
Kempshall, Rev. Dr. Sheddan, Halfway, Rev. W.
G. Roberts, Rev s. A. Clark, Rev j. T. Pingry Phi.
D., Rev. Mr.. Reinhart John Davidson, Esd, Rev.
Mr.. Patterson, s. j. Ahern Esq.