New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
SUGGESTIONS TO PARENTS.

Following is a continuation of THE TRIB-
CNEs descriptive private educational institutions
The New-Ensland Conservatory OF Music, Boston
Music Hall was founded in 1867 by s present director
Eben Tour6e. Since its establishment 1900 pupils have
avaed themselves Of its advantages and its average
attendance for six years has been e. instruction is
given in pianoforte organ violin and flute PLAYING and
Dtner orchestral instruments; In notation, formation
cultivation of the voice. and solo singing singing az
sight harmony, and also in the German, French and
italian languages and elocution In addition to
the regular lessons each student has, without
extra cost, opportunity OF attending the follow
ing lectures concerts Sc equivalent 70 95 lessons
term Instruction IN singing at sight three times eaCn
structon weekly; oratorio rehearsas. from October
until May, weekly pupils rectals weekly; artists
concerts, three each term lectures. three each
term; organ recitals. three each term; analyses
of panOforte ana organ works, three eaos
term a circulating musical library, daily ana
OF organs practice. Glass teaching speelay'
the object being 10 point out errors IN eNecuto s e
&C. Charges for tuition per term OF 10 weeks s5 Per.
not connected with the conservatory are s nm @
to all It's free advantages upon tue pay oA' VI Wv -
term.
Grard Institute Is select French and English school
tor young gentlemen and children, at No IS East sky
seoond4st and Madison-aye., Prof Paul T. Girard u-
rector The building large, airy. and eheerfn ana
the situation accessible ana pleasant near d meets
The Institute was established two years ago. anu ~
growing In that part OF the city rae % senV Fnr
Two distinct departmentsa primefyd p9 Which en-
brace all the elementary English 9ranees' men en Ian
sons and the elements OF French ana lehman ,. lai
s,o tsr,ns <e0 and 500 per annum; higher depart
nent designed to prepare boys ana young gehteen 10
sngSge 10 Ts ~ sHoV IS literary classical scien
fjBc and commercial, intending all Enghsh bIahehes
Ercncb German. Latin, Greek natural sciences, DOok
ccnin and pb0nography; terms $3.50 To $3.50 per an
nnui limited number OF boarders are received, any
~, charges are from $3.50 to 5000 year The study OF
GrocE latin ana German is optional, and Is taught
without extra charge. The attendance ast year was
over So Tie school reopens Sept. 10.
Rhopthorpe a church school for young ladies', near
the old Moravlan town OF Bethlehem, Penn 1t is 81
miles from New-York with 10 daily connecting trains
and a miles from Philadelphia. Bethlehem has long
neen favOrte Summer resort for visitors from New
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore. The buildings are
,bont threc-qtarters OF "a mile from the station ana
being on the slope OF the Lehlgh mountain
me grounds are large aud filed with shaderees Miss
H. l. Walsh is Principal OF the institution Inc eouIse
mental aud higher branches of an English edueatlon'
Lectures are delivered during the year on subjects con-
neced with the different studies. Terms Tor BOARD ana
tuition in English French Latin and vocal music, S425
per year. sixth year begins September II, 1873.
Fair Haven Seminary begins its 23d year Sept s.
Mr.. and Mrs o. B. Pond principals. The institution
- on an in the suburbs of NewHaven, Is mn-
railroad from NewYOrk The design OF the school Is TO
eve young thorough course the pursuits best
adapted 10 their special wants Ia ei 70 Ht IoL t0 %
Nsnced course OF study, ana 10 gave tuiI seminary
cOuIse, including the ornamental aud literary pursuits
Pupils are ftod Tor Vassar College and south Hadley
seminary. The present principals have had charge OF
have received instruction. Expenses for board ana
tuition Euglish, LItiu and Greek $500 per ahhuin'
Modern languages and music are extras.
Pennington Institute for the education of both sexes,
was established in 1S44 Pennington, N j.. two hours
hy railroad from NewYOrk. Albert F. Lasher the prn-
cipsI is assisted by Edward n. Bartlett A. NJ, gradu-
ate Amherst College. and several Otner instructors
gle course study embraces elementary scientific,
and classical department. Students prepared for any
class in college. The Institute established through
the solicitations OF ministers and members of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church In NewJersey, and recommended
and patrunIzed by the Conference nearly eight years
The patrons present, OF various denominations,
aud principles are taught. The terus, per
year weeks vary from S92 70 $780, according TO the
department.
Bergen Institute, the Hights, Jersey City, was es-
fabshed seven years ago Amos NJ Kellogg, Principal,
was formerly OF the faculty in the State Nomal
School at Albany The OF study includes four
departments-eementdry, intermediate, academic, aud
collegiate students are prepared for college or uni
versy. Instruction is gwen In FreRch, German draw
lng, and painting Tie number Of pupils in attendance
is l25 Tnc boarders limited Ia TOUR girls at
pCnse OF Si0O The charges for day pupils vary
from go 10 so per annum.
jackson Military Institute. founded in 1857, is at
Tdrrytown the Hudson The Rev. +. J. Jackson, NJ
A. Is principal The military department affords means
for fine physical development The course of study
embraces the branches requisite 10 thorough prepara
ton for business admission 10 college, The school
year divided two sessions of 10 weeAs each,
beginning the second Wednesday 10 september. and the
last Wednesday in January. Terms $500 per aDIum.