FROM ruE NEW YORK EVENING STAR.
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Ncv York Abroad-EducatiOn of Young La
dies. We suspect there is more truth than ic-
tion in the following from western paper:


A day or two since gentleman was met ira
Yelling south with daughter ii years ofage. She
had been to fashionable boarding school in New
York, and her bills for year amounted to $1,000.
This is paying rather dear for the whistle"


1t would be libel to say however, that a
finished education for a young American lady
may not be procured at many of our best board
ing schools at much less cost. There is doubt
less prodigal waste of money for parents to
place daughters at exclusive establishments that
may have a rank Of fashion attached to them. but
which often present a curious meinnge of f.ippe-
ry and mushroonery. Money will do wonders,
and slavery to ideal gentiity more: Let the
daughter be taught the useful lessons of good
housewife at home the brightest plume in her
character. All else useful in the way of histo-
ry. grammar. botany. chemistry. arithmetic, &c.
are soon reached at cheap rates Then for mu-
sic. painting, and foreign languages-it is mad
ness to try to hammer into the understanding an
acquired taste for what is the gift of nature
Yet where the means exist of money and capa-
city, music above all other accomplishments. for
its moral healthy tendencies and also. French,
Spanish, and Italian. should be cultivated.