New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

obt ed m pes N OF by eief Of Dr. = \. BIG ELQv Ea
f"insI OF ad m oT is's 8 be BE- ,varsd
dIy 81 free iexpsn.e The next term Commences
u assw 'e'-'' 80 GEO. /. Ii Row. a. NJ. PRINCIPAL
T.Nt1E NEW-YORk GRAMMAR SGHQol.. G'3 S,, BTunI-
1 wav near Bleecset strect.-CHARLES II. LYON. a.
THIS instu, on elevated and pleasant part
the and accessible by Stages tom the Teinnte't Sec
The pnncipal a graduate ofC?l4hia College. and hnv
nS been Tor >oae year., pacsn "et & ,ois ne @ e. m
Neher pans nor expense have been spned TO place this
chua tie class OF acaLe'nlcel nsiiInrs. and 10 pro-
for all facilities requisite to comprehensive aid
''e''' THE SYSTEM OF OBSTRUCTION.
The ys,em GeNi.Ued not merely 10 advance ana
perec, the student in ne buaces studied but untold the
powers enshten the JlGcnehI t' fm correct ha
rls rive moral and useful direction tn the Inc ntios
The object connunlIy kept ii; the pupil for
efficient dschnrse the dGe' which he rislng HE 10
qualify him 10 became useful inem'=r oi Tie conmunitJ-a
I he Pnncpai determined thn the instruction shall be most
thorough TO end all ne t:eaed MS practically rs
osbe and illustrated IN Sucn manner as 10 ASSIST the tlnk-
and reasoning powers and To enable e pup 10 Gscnvi
depends the am Of the PRINCIPAL, ~ all h, teaching
incucR;e the habit o careful and patient 'nye'l:ntl"s,
uni thus lay ioundaton for sound and accurate
scholarship. COURSE OF STUDY.
rnise OF Earlh and Cinca studies. nrd The modern Ian.
cal e for the study OF Proesion or Tor admission u
'Tne school is .eaa-n,ed in,n w departments;
she CoNMERcl.L DEP ARTMEEr comprenend 81 Inc b'n-
che, of English unt Mercantile Educaton inc!udins t"e
l,s
The I oLLEGIArE DEPARTMENT embraces the Min aud
Greek Clas,Ics sIch rnsIn nnd mathematical BEaHche
may be desired students 30 th department may be CARED
iurvrntd Ia any degree Of cueglne ndNancenient -.
The PRINCIPAL gives instructions IN bon depi'imen nnd s
edua vgntaees ALL Principal eNerces constant So
9ervlslon and waich,acu;e oyer i"se o 90 i cac ss @
scholarn frequent review be!ne bun lectures on clsti
with experiments. .
The following u the features OF ths school which
the Principal believes 10 be important. and to which he ln'tes
l. CsIra,,on If he uOtires and PrnriD,es of fiction
THIS considered essential OF eucation No system OF
training Complete hc does not Instruct the heart as well
T. Str,et attention to Pe.soaq Ha5s-The PRINCIPAL
CARDS neane u"d pJesss' o manner us indispen
MI his other acquremen,,. rhe therefore form proper subjects
g. Phvs,caI Educa,ion-Cy mnastic exercises. while tey
afford nI nre equally Necessary 10 the herIlh
the which occur between eclntons
afford sufficient time M these exercises and are appropriated
/ Small Classes-i,is found That boys derive nd
from lie teacher instruction ~ small Glasses lha ~
large The classes oTned IN reference This pince
and inciity rr"feie'cy
a. Tde study Hour The hour preceding morning school
occupied assisting the studies oi the pnu ms enables
them solve The difficulties TINT III the e"n and to
with ut,iucton AMI Infovemslt 10 attend NJ
THIS .te p7,regs oevcy schouF it ia made the duty
Of delnqu.n,s only.
The School provides, excellent Philosophical and
Astronomical Apparatus with variety OF dagtains loT Illus
trung Lectures. with vaiuuts cabinet OF Minerals
The cosse ore s;ece n he sprns and Fall thorough
examination on The studies gone over aud pub
he peakas on which s n1s al de
sired to be present nt the examinations.
conducting himself with proprety, and hem. studIous
habits receive leaving, Diploma bearing the sen n
Tie Principal aud atteng chlacter Gnd The amount o his
Ia the s,cal Department. GO per quarter
In the English Department, senior division ~ W
In the English Department. Jurlordiv :. ! W
kNIRAs 80, .
Modem Languages. each. w :. :.
Muse q the IlabO.
Pens and Ink. .................'''." "
Vocal Muse nnd Drawing though usually subsc,
charge deemed so Important pns oi IN eucaan ha
they included IN regular coarse without additional
The quarter consist. Of twelve weeks,
Pupils may be entered at any tune during The quarter
REFkRENCES. :,
Hon. f. BuIIe ef Faculty OF c'H Rep Twill sxey DID,
Hon. James lIarger. Rev George fsc&; DI'
Wm. h. T1wnsend ESQ j. l.. O'SuIivan. E'o.
Fnncs HILL flarper Y Brcihers.
T. Took Jr ESQ Benjamin Loder, Esq.
For mnrc pacul.r information the Principal refers TO the
following amons HI. and former pgTons ,.h, n.
9aS r Pe3s Sa'fIs IL 4I D. baa Eote chad Ellison
fubank George G;eer Tho, a''s[d + III r. heye S e
Kirby. NJ Levy. samuel Lynes. 5 Z lynes iohn W: Ma
AGnsSs Nash Wm e%sR oba abee bemao
Y. Tcwnend, Francs Warden, Ed~d. d; Nest a p h.
Mhfee s6 HoyIy Wke e cooE ayG M snGS5 e s
james vorri. freeman Campbell VI. Van haren jordan L.
I ;oa W% G B Bsssa9 a% sn T. I m ad%' rFi fs
'unnnehan: J4s i WT Dn9ham Id5- 5 ,ii G's'eInn ram
living Gas I'e! '' eHty Lott b. l. kp EIh1 Morrill,
Henri Moor j. v oaGs sha n i Van le atMep @ m Vsa
Ben,choen Dr. L. Van keecE Rey i: " yincent' Heniy
Il Watson. George Vaughn, T. Woodruff. joseph w Voc
u UTGERS FEMALE INSrrrTE,-i The t" enty- second
IL Acn eic term ofihis INSTITUTION wlll commence on aon
6 .ea s.as r IN I'd distant p o The &c CITY apocaon @
al'',lon ~, .ay be made ai the iOHfy III e au % s