BARTON INSTITUTE.
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BARTON INSTITUTE.

 MALE DEPAR TMENT Wv. HILL, AM. ) Miss NJ. V. .RoBIxsoH,)

 Miss M. SELpES, Ass's.

 Principal. Miss E. GUIoN,

 VNHlS INSTITUTION is now in successful ope- II ration, and the frequent applications made from abroad, as well as at home, induce submission of the following outline:- It's Course o Study is liberal and extensive, but not volunlinous; as the object is not to peruse mutpi city of in the short time usually allotted to fe male education, but to present the pupil with such authors as most thoroughly and comprehensiveIy in- culcate practical and finished education. It will embrace Ancient and Modern L ,nguages, Philosophy, Mathematics and each branch of prior education; also Music, Drawing and Painting.

 The System of Teaching, avoiding all novel abridg- ments in method, professes to mpart, in accordance with the philosophy of the mind, a thorough educa- tion. Great care will be taken to avoid any thing like rote and to adapt the studies to the capacity and destination of the pupil Each recitation will be at tended with analysis and demonstration, and in no case shall pupil be allowed to leave text before eyincing thorough Knowledge of its subject to ap prehend which, the last school day in each week is spent in review and examination of the studies of the preceding days of the week. t a The Gougnmenf is kind and humane, yet rigidly enforced, Pnnshments are inflicted inn where ambition can be superpduped; to elicit which, char acter-sheet will be distributed weekly among the pa. irons, noticing conduct, recitation and studyj and charactsrbook kept for the inspection of patrons and visitors, -f That component system of education may he main tained throughout the department, primary division has been organised, accommodating small pupils at lower rate than is charged in those divisions where the prices and the studies higher,

 The Terms are 4, 5, 6 and ! dollars per month, in the reguiar studies. 5 In the ertra branches (daily) on the Harp, Guitar Piano Forte. each, with essons in Vocal Music, per month. ............. $l0 % Instructions (daily) on the Piano Forte, with

 lessons In the French Language. ..., 10 % French, daily lessons, per quarter. ,2s % REFERENoE oan be made to the following pa- trons,-Iudge GoIdtbwaite, Judge Everitt, Judge Porter, Hon. Theophlus l., Toulmin, l. H. Erwin, B. B. Fonaine, James G. Lyon. Richard Redwood, A. c. Holinger, A. Sprague, w, Dorrance, John Marshall, Gorham Davenport, J. B. Horpin. Esq's. oct20 61f