New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28

desirable 10 b. found. bIG- ri CE9rl
city. and during i've years fhe rncirs The Irving
former patrons, OF lshom --side this city.
lhs school Of M Feeks ~i Oh eolnu4d under The tigle
known a. ;at gentleman succeeded to Mr Shepherd joba
son. and has been foF the last twelve years successful
The SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION.
The system pursued the NewYoEk Grammar School
Branches studied bu; to unfold the mental poer to ensht
the Judgment, form habits and give moral
ually kept fit the pupil for efficient discharge
become useful member oil the communty-a yIruous To-
| :elligeut. and patriotic citizen.
| The Principal determined that the instruction shall be
most thorough To this end all subjects treated prac,
cay possible and illustrated IL such
discover o himself the truth sought after aud the principles
which depends It's The ann of the Principal IN all his
teaching nculcate the habit OF careful aud PATENT nYest
gaton and thus 20 foundation for sound and accu
| rate scholarship
COURSE or STUDY
The course of instruction sIens7e embracing the entire
range Of English and Classical studies and the modern Lam
ci3 life for the tudye Profession or for admission TO Col
| The School is separated into tive departments
| The CostMERcrAL DEPARTMENT eompTehends all the
branches Of English and Mercantile Education including
| the higher mathematics
The CoLLEeiATE DEr4HTMEsT embraces the Latin aud
Greek Classics and snch English and Mathematical Branches
RED forward any degree OF COLLEGIATE advancement
aided hy teachers of ability and Xpssrce IN order
equal advantages all the Principal exercises constant
parvisiOn and rachul those who do under
personal instructions, and brings the OF every
subjects are delivered weekly b. the Principal and 9trstsd
with experiments
The following the Of this school, which
the Principal believes be important and TO which he invites
l. CuItiUGtior Of the MOres and Principles Of action
Th considered essential part Of education No system
of training complete which does not instruct the heart
well as discipline the intellect :
Strict attention TO persona! HABITS The Principal re-
CARDS ueatness OF person and OF manner indsn
sable TO yGuns gentleman and 4s sT'lS cdowans lnstIe
| subjects Of attention III the sch9o
g. Physical EducGtion Gymnastic exercises, while they
afford the mind, equally 10 the
health Of the student The which between
afford sufficient time for these exercises and are a
Small Glasses 1t found that boys derive greater adj
vantagss from teachers instruction in small classes than
principle and TO the pupils facility for
proficiency and thoToash I ..hoo,
occupied In assisting The studies Of the pupils his ena
oes them to foT me and To a
tend at this hour is the privilege OF every scholar 1t made
| the auty OF deuquents only
APPARATUS AND CABINET
The philosophical apparatus sufficiently extensive for
bs PSlUsT Institution The CABINET
comprises variety both OF American and foreign specimens
and designed to illustrate lectures IN that branch o natera
intended provide L651Fy and Rs sad Z. Room
leges of the same to merltonous scholars
The classes are subjected the Spring and Fall thor
ough the studies and exscized
ed to Scholars friends particu
larry desired to be Presen, at the examination
Every student who remains year or longer ID e school
conducting himself with popety and being studous In has
81 the fTacpsI and se;tfas h; csscfs
| HIS requirements
In the the c Ea.sb Js5s19. Senior
In '' the English Department, Junior Di
Yision.......... ..-,..-..: =. I U"
NlOndern Languages, each ....s 5 90 90 "
Music on the TiauO .. ~ w
Pens aud Ink .............. 0 DO
Vocal Music, and drawing though usually subject
charge deemed important parts Of an ed1Gaoa
al ai' eh ss ''
" Tuition payable in advance.
Pupils may be ensrf@ a any !@r aps'ns the quarter
The Faculty Of Columbia COLLEGE
Hon. B F. Butler, Rev. oryilIr DeTe{; D D.
W HGH eo sas; o E Rev E 'fSS5 Mead
Gg YIN L. s!oa5 v,o feT 65 D. HSSSu ESQ
rs an B. Hail. IITG:s sa Esq Hape2 si BIoei.
For more particular Information the Principal refers 10 The
jacob L. Roy, Benjamin Lode Harvey Weed Z Cook,
Va BuIe 5odsn SS wm Bcse Alan
Thos, Patson Peter P Lyon, WIN. Browning Benz D.
bh H9Ts 1s 81 Rsnng ! eydecEf Jas
II Hoy 7 HpIss os3t irving Chas IT, d HsRIy Lot
Storm NE Gea il''G' G srkf sl[ oa
KSs RI Joseph FSey va %P s95'
Of IS Slowed 20 find ITS way INTO
BOARDING SCHOOL-lrving Institute, larry
ID town. y Y-WILLlAM P. LYON A. n. Principal.
70 place sons al Boarding school the advantages eer
ed al this Institution believed equal superior 20 any
delightful and saubous convenient of access from the
city. The EdJfce commodops and play
srnment is efficient mild resembling thai OF we'll Iegu-
ad cha i ifd ao a a
The system Of Instruction designed not merely 10 al
veIop and instruct judgment enlgh,en the understand
ing form the habits and 10 give moral and useful dec
FurheT paT;icaars including Catalogue Of Students
opinions of patrons terms, &c VIII De found IN me eeuia
the Book Stores OF Bartlett and Wexford Broadway. Crow
ems, 6s3 Broadway Raynors, 10 bower. ,,,,;..a
Reference, by PERMISSION 10 The following distinguished
gentlemen; t:
G Gapts! Alex is sDs sIdi.g Mackenzie.
Hon Ciulian c. Verpanck,
E Es!bs szsFs 5 P Gs%:,, Esq rafsy'orA
Zeb-dee Cook. Jr. Esq.
VIM. Culles Bryant ESQ.
Francis Francis !, Hall l!.; Ed S.v.yo,k CRY
J. r. Van Rensselaer, VI. u.
Rev. Nathan Bangs NJ. D.
Harper * Brothers. maI86weod
DREPARATORY SCHOOL At AIlDpL ETQWN e.
L CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH BOARDING SCHOOL
y the p ss Pn %45 wRo cosnp to ow
care render fully worthy OF pHbc eoGn IN sqff S
ne received into the family OF the Principal and nIrn part
believed thai
and comforts of home are secured them hshe. degree
than Is usual In similar institutions =,
The Location OF the most beautiful and healthy N the
country accessible daily rom New ork TO and from winch
young lads always accompanied by careful person when
parents desire.
each preceded By vacation of weeks The charge IS So
Tr session which includes all school expenses e1cep, Books
Muse ard Modern Languages Circulars containing minute
information may be had Il Market 81 aad OF r sill H9yS
ard House Broadway mai-o IND s -tltt
CCHOOL FURNITURE Desks, Benches,
- Gobes Alsp, Iakstands and School Furniture IN seEs
raj to- sale Apply al 81 Rivngton 81 KaL2 u
Wilder's Patent SaIamander Sete against the
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