New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22
PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
POPULAR INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.

POPULAR INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING
In accordance with its promise, TIE TRIB-
USE continues give briefly descriptions of the plans OF
the best schools of the city and vicinity for the nforma
ton of those seeking places for their children Tor the
coming session.
The Mansion-square Institute, an English and Class
zeal school for boys established in 1860
Poughkeepse. and is convenient by horse cars To
that town. The grounds occupy five acres. and the
buildings and cOmmOdl0us, possessing gym
nasurn Library Herbarum. aud meteorological Cabinet.
All the rudiments Of English are taught ana young
boys lifted for the best colleges and West Point and
Annapolis. Pupils required to wear uniform, but
the only military instruction Is embraced In gym
nastic drill on DiO Lowss system. The pupils con
sdered members OF the family Henry S. Jewett. A. NJ
is Principal The faculty are Prof Nathan ID. Barr0Ws
NJ NJ Prof. prof J. ~ HnStinafon. A. NJ: Miss Alice Cook
Prof A. b. Chailly Prof. A. Kuehn, Prof T. C. Edridge
Prof Barrows, Mr. T. O. flaming. The school year has
two terms and extends from sept IL to end OF June
Terms Board with tuition in English, Latin Greek
vance $500 day pupils. $40. Primary Department, So
Piano aud Organ, $780, and Modern Languages sio are
additional
The jackson Institute organized in 1868 by Miss
g. f. r. Jackson, Is situated at No. $50 East
One-humdred andt wenty-third-st Miss jackson has
been FOR many years public ana Normal
collegiate preparatory academic, and kiDdergarten
The kndergaren system is fully carried out the build
ing being lifted up with the necessary apparatus inc
scholastic year extends Sept 10 to June 49, aud Is
divided into four terms. Ten boarding puplS are
taken a' 81 Tn me e SCHOOL aTe Miss s. F. Jackson P
cipal; Miss Ana Lamb. Miss samueis, and MISS Ham
French and German taught botn by Classroom m
struction and conversation, by Madame Haeart; ln
sructon in dancing is given by POL kItle1ge. NOCa
and instrumental music. painting IN OIL, WAFER, anu
pastel and wax-wOrks are among the accomplishments
Taught at the school
Mile. Rostan's Select French and English Boarding
and Day School for Young Ladies' No. 81 West Fifty
secondst near Fifthave and Central Park, will reopen
wednesday September The OF instruction is
designed 10 combine thorough English education,
With The practical knowledge OF the French and other
M de an
ing and painting studio being fitted up for That pur-
scbolars lind every facility for drawing crayons,
pastel from casts &c. and for painting In oil ana water
eolors Lessons in perspective drawing are gwen
weekly during the Winter term to prepare tho students
70 sketch from nature the Summer Select classes IN
vocal and instrumental music have been ateiy formed
on The plan adopted the Paris "Conservatore The
Musical Department is under the charge OF Mr.. s. b.
Mills The terms for board and tuition In all the studies
comprised in the English course, WITH frencn ana
Latin $500 annnm For Day ScH9ars11 an
ting Class $685. First Department, s1Oo; oesoni
ment $3.50; Third Primary Department, sl25 Infant
Class 500 per annum The terms Tor private lessons Ia
German, Spanish, Italian, &C., are regulated py inc
masters employed.
Mis-, Crttenden assisted by Mile. Mathilde Quinche
and other professors and teachers, VIII open sept 20
an English French and German school for young ladies
at No 80 West Thrtythst. The course Of study will
include the usual English branches, the modern lan-
guages and Latin with Greek Desired French WIZ
he the language OF the school English conversation
classes will be formed for the more advanced pupils,
and Instruction given the history and literature OF the
English language. There Will also he daily exercises IN
wiring English for the whole school A method or
blaekboard drawing will be introduced by which the
snactIve drawing The daily lessons OF the class in
natural science Will be supplemented by lectures and
daY pnpils for tuition in English, French German,
Latin. Greek are: Senior department 700 per an
mum; Junior sl7s Primary First and Second DIVISION
500 and $50; boarding pupils, $50 per annum; Inc
charges for music painting crsyon drawing, anu n0u
Adrian Institute for Young Ladies VIII be opened by
Mrs L. H. Mathews and Mrs. NJ. E. Rsebler at Union
town. N j., 20 miles from New-York on the Pennsy
vana Railroad. Sept a. The grounds are extensive and
the building specially designed Tor the puf-
pose is fitted with all modern improvements, including
water, gas. bathrooms, &c. The course OF study VIII
embrace the ordinary and higher English branches,
latin French, German Italian, music, painting in oil
and water colors, orayon drawing, &e the terms are
aud drawing $40 extra each for German, French and
italian eco to $50 for music with SIC for use OF plano
sl0 10 $50 for painting either III Oil or water cOOrs
During the year lectures will be delivered by different
professors subjects connected with various depart
closing the last In June with short vacations at
the holidays and in the Spring
Edwards Place Family School for Boys, stockbridge
Mass Ave hours by railroad from New York begins its
10Th year Sept IT, Its object is TO educate limited
number OF boys for entrance into any college or scen
or for the S vi dsTos their time
and energy to the care aud Instruction OF 40 pupils
Tsseyea The EdwSrd Place an area Of "a
and four large buildings together with gymnasium
of study embraces the common English branches in
Guiding the higher mathematics, history, philosophy
FTencb and German and local music the terms for
tuition and board arc 5000 per annum. Instrumental
music alone 10 subject 10 an extra charge OF so per
session.
Mrs. Doty and Mrs. Trivetts boarding and day school
for young ladies' and children Will reopen October l. at
Astoria N. Y. The school is located high ground
within IS minutes walk Of the Harlem boats Astoria
constantly growing more accessible to NewYork thus
making available city advantages IN the or teachers
lectures, periodical visits 10 points OF interest under
iudicous supervision, &C. The social Interruptions OF
city school, 5 fashions, receptions &c. avoided
there by continued systematic study. The number OF
pupils being limited, personal is extended " ALL
| and many Of the privileges Of home enjoyed.
Hampstead Institute, school and home for young
boys is 20 miles from New,York. at Hampstead L. l.
with 20 daily trains 10 and from the city, The location
is pleasant and healthy The buIld.ag erected some
years ago expressly for school purposes F.. Hinds
A. NJ, Principal has had ts management for 10 years
But "a received to give the the tone aud
| character OF family. Tue pupils taught Dio
Lewss light gymnastics, and have pair OF ponies
ride aud drive. All their sports aud Tecreatlons are
| nuAer The hupeIXIAIOn OIL their InslruelOIA.