New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
SUGGESTIONS TO PARENTS.

Following is O continuation of The TRIB-
CNEs descriptive list OF private educational institutions;
Nazareth Hail. the oldest Of the we-known educa.
tioual institutions Of the Moravians boarding-sohool
tor boys situated at Nazareth, Northampton Co.. Penn
II is miles distant from Easton and ten from Beth
ehem both Of which places are accessible rom rom new New
cpa ia Rev Eugene Leibert and l3 teachers are EN-
ployed 20 instruct the $50 pupils IN attendance. inc
school is entering upon its eghty-niDth annual session.
having been founded in 1855 The anniversary OF tho
establishment OF the school Will this year be commem
Grated bY reunion Of former pupils on the zoth on sep
temeer The terms for board and tuition are s2s0 per
annum The languages, drawing, and music are extra
Beside the common English branches the regular
embraces algebra geometry, trigononetry cohlo
drswing and Commercial arithmetic The discipline Of
the school is based upon the principle OF cSns'ahe AM
huurs Of study and The formation 0i habits
Of industry, order, and obedience Is the ann OF s S "a
tested regulations and arrangements The lOcauou Si
ihs school is celebrated FOR It's nealthfunes being high
and the air remarkably dry and pure Inc DudgS te
cOmmodious and handsome, constant improvements I
having been added, As the nccesstes OF e scLo0 one
the demands OF the times required rneg d sTe ex
the finest views In the country Ihe grouhus 49,, aIO
tensiyc ana conveniently arranged LOT atbeSiO ~ -;
gymnastics and the military drl, which forms part OF
Inc routine OF she institution, The pleasure gaIon
adorned with flowers ancient trees Sdmu1er n0uso ~
other attractions Nazareth Hall points with pIloe 10
tSc names oil any men on its long lists OF scholars aud
grlduates, who have become eminent IN puDllV GU ~
yate lIfe and handsome monument on the sq4ate it
froung the main buildings commentaries uiose Ol It's
former pupils who fell CALAMITY hghtlhg lop 'AeH oo"
trv on tue battle fields Of the lac cvh var
For many years Young men from all parts OF the Union
have coe 10 NewYork 70 study legal science in the law
school connected with Columbia College The design OF
The school is 70 afford complete course OF legal eau
cation for gentlemen intended Tor the par III any OF te
ned staies except iu matters of local law ana
pactce The Of study embraces two years; the
hst year being occupied in the study OF general com
nntares upo mnnicipal law of contracts and real
estate and the second year includes equity iurspru-
dence. commercial and admiralty law, criminal law;
evidence ueading and practice Exercises carried
every dav, with the exception Oi hatrday Inc SUI SUI
dents are required 10 draw peadingS' oohiraots @ & an
other instruments. while moot courts are heia ever
week. the being argued 0y SIX OF eight sIuuems
previously assigned lhe courts SOss' 49, % pcisS as
prOfg ssOT Win two members OF Tue senior class as
4 ciunse On the following week the associate Judges
deliver Opinions upon Tue drEuhenl, anu n' rfaUa oro
decided by opinion from Prof. DWlgnt' lHre aiS
also three students clubs-the Dwight, Barnard ana
Columbia cubS-et which cases are a1suTG & anu i yy
tafOns upOn legal subjects are reaa To TINS schOO any
,,a moral charactcr is admitted The tuon fees are
500 per aEnuin. while the lee ior a Uol1 "a SStb
aud passing his final examinations Is admitted W 1o
bar without further examination
Chappaqua Mountain Institute, s. C. Collins A. NJ
Principal was built and furnished from private sub
scripons at an expense of $4,000 in 1870, by members
of the Society Of Friends The design Of the Institution
Is furnish both sexes with all requisite iae.ies lot
obtaining a thorough, practical education. Athough
upder The care OF Friends sectarianism will
De permitted to inirude. The building IS pleasantly
situated among the hills Of Westchester county, N II
Que mile from Chappsqua Station, on the Harlem Ran
road aOd 80 miles from New-York The grounds en-
brace 20 acres The building is OF stone, with ample
accommodations for 100 students, 80 OF each sex All the
profits from the school expended IN the improve
iuent OF grounds ana building. The institute mas
been well sustained since It's commencement many
applicants being refused for want of room. In
addition 10 the regular instruction, special lectures
are delivered before all the students Twenty-Five ec
tureS were gwen last year Among the speakers were
Profs. Homer b. Sprague, j. q. ZichOs, Iheo D. Com
stock, Adrian j. Ebel j. 4. Williams, and OhVer Dyer
Languages $40 year. Fall term commences uInth
month"; 5h, 1873.
Cottage Hill Seminary, an English and French board
inc and day school fo- young ladies, is pleasantly sit
uated at Tarrytown, 20 miles from New-York. The
buJdings are new and freshly furnished, and the
grounds ample. The Principal the ReY. George l.
RIDER been instructor OF young ladies' Tor
years the last u wears at Poughkeepsie. Mr Rider
will 10 assisted by Miss Eliza Watson. Nce-pTincipal
Twenty-Five boarding, ana a limited number OF day
pupils Will be received. The curriculum VIII Include an
academc higher English course Special attention
gwen 10 speaking reading and writing the English lan-
.rIgr ARRANGEMENTS will be made for students to at
erd the rehearsals OF the NeWIOrk Philharmonic So
also such mancCs deserve attention; also Tor
careful study of paintings, ana other works OF art az
fnns Ia NewYurk Terms $500 10 81 900 annum,
according 10 requirements OF patrons
The Law school Of the University Of NewYOrk, in
situation when aims give careful instruction in the
science of law, with view thorough practice in
any os the States re-Opens The Of study
D. somewhat the same as that Of Columbia, the full
being completed in students al
required, aud no entrance examinations
held yet ali students advised to carefully read
standard commentaries and also such works as they
likely after admission. These are the
terms Der year. without nernssiOn, except recess at
Christmas beginning Dec o. The students are required
draw ploadIngs &C.. and also 10 mold moot courts
by professor during the year upon various
legal subjects Inc Hon. II. l.. Davis. late G. j. Ot the
Court Appeals Il President OF the Law Faculty.
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