New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
SCHOOLS.

SCHOOLS.
r EcGETT 4 cGn.LAqDEU's SCHOOL. No. iss
esr G - For rscqp,s r., rT r31q,f ,anf Of ", 4 LE
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4 CLARKs SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG -LAUiEs. IA;
4: - y e-cer street will commence i' Fall Term on me .o
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ior Young Ladies the second Tne-day IN Ssptambe
lctk inst at No Il We,; Washington Place Crcu rny
b Geanei at the store Of lessE T. Lockwood SON No
Ill Broadway. aug 3lawisl5-
NTouNC LADIES' BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL.
Mi. ,lLEY respectfully informs her ,pa'ron' AMI re
Of; ep;em.er Fo terms References &c Apply her
residence No. 10 Carrol Place Beecse.treet auz6 sw
MOUNT VERNON ACADEMY. 53;h street, corpe.t. Of
GAZE. Prnpreor'. vacancy IN tb school for pu9s =
auasi Of we've week. payb. n edvahee PGpls admitted
at any tne during the session. aug = I'm
CLAsslCAl. AND ENGLISH BoARnING SCHOOL
Pracipai. 6ataozues Al :; Marker y Y. aul6 I'm
DLACE OF FEDUCATlOE.-ins,ruciionw viii be resurasd
/ at tie WAsHSGTOY INSTITUTE IN Monday. September
and adopting hoe pncipes and m"des cfcuure bath the
family asoeatoh and the dnte. OF the school, ~sh ,1 80
srneG feel authorized u pcdce lie ttu- from IN. success OF
the past. ! DMiGiir rpK1 X I;i-rsi fiR. y, y. :,
Thirteenth street nesI Uoioa Place ,pa a,wgr.
rTFCHAYICs' SOCIETY SCHOOL. q Crosby .t-ee.. ]
vi JAS n. McELLlGo1'T. Principal OF the Male De-
MARY Y. lean. Principal Of the Fenne Departr eT:.
The Fail Term o this rution vii conrne"c. on M9rdaT
m,note ha n!an u inucnn such Us 10 ard eech cl:s
the eft of sprca! Instructor ~ .vsr' lmHnt olaneh
krowe!ge mad n; the eune, To involve such res 0nshI
~ ,be ono 6ad urd supery the other, q 20 secure
finest efficiency ia the performance oi all the exercises Of
ia lie neyt term are requested application during The
rn-,n 10 ejsr COMMITTEE. and thereafter, to the
'icf'a' %cbo, Commit " eyens shysE Pa'ser Coz
dmI negs H. 1 BUS. a! . , amss Mons "hn K Remes
lShn r. + Max sel Francis r. sc!oa james Van NoIden
P%.aaS SeM. Y"IS. "G G'.l Aus. 1874. az aa,s3w
r;yHE NEW.YORK GRAMMAR SCHOOL. SAG Broat
I way. nea. Beecker street-CHARlES II. LYON. A
Ths institution is situated in an elevated ard pleasant par
city and accessible by Stages from The emossi sec
The Pdncpa i. 4 graduate ofCourta College and. Inv
been. o year practical teachs' he Iser WIN en-
N.he "a ns nor expense have been spared to place this
sc IN the class OF acaiemcn Insiitu"rS and |" pro
VIDE far 1t all the Iacilss requisite Tor comprehensive and
''''n' e''''''fi TIE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTIONS;
The system pursued designed NJ" merely 70 adv1nce e1u
perfect the student the brnnce$ studied bn 10 Untold e
mental powers, ens hen the Judgment To irn cr'.c m
ms. moral and g'siu direction - . hs 'nc nn9n ~
The object continually sep N 'le~ 70 NJ the pnn' "l NJ
qualify him become useful member OF the con'munty-a
vItju"us. intelligent. and pn'rlGtic cii2en ,.
Inc nncpai determined tha' the instruction shi be l's
Thorough l Jec treated ~ practichlU i
,oSbe and illustrated III Ich manner hsto hSst lie 'hh
pg aud ?owers and 10 enGo me pup % oi'cn'e
depeds is aim Of the Prnc9a ~ all h, tencnns
mad thus 10 lay i"unnton ior sound and accurate
scholarship OF srupY.
ne cof.c Of extensive. embracing the entire
range o Eori,h rnd CH,.cn studies. nrd the mfern Lnn
runges designed TO Prepare iie pupil ehsr io cnmmfr
hie. tor the study OF Profession or or admission 10
the school is separated INTO departments;
The COMMERCI.L DEPARTMENT cnmprahends nl 1.-THE bran
che, oun English and Mercantile Education. including tie
fhe oLLtGiATr DEPARTMENT embraces the attn ard
Greek Clu>c> such and mathematical R'anche,
desired students ~ Ibis department may be carred
iurwld &" Any degree of c"lIeen'e ntNancem-n,.
The Pnncipa gives lnuc,ns IN ho,n departments md Is
enuaI Advantage H the Pncpal exercises constant
mud wu'chtu are over hne no do n came undet
. persnun n,tructnn>. aud ufns the rrcrilon at
,hnarin frequent before HIM Lectures an scientific
suffice Delivered week by the PFIncpa and illustrated
rsoMlsEsT rE .1rEFs or TIlE sGnoo1 .,li,h
the Prncp believes To be important anu To which he invites
the attention al parents;
Thu dered pant oi educt-n. No system Of
training coprr which does not Instruct the heart ns well
Sp,et ,,ni,om IL Personal HqJits-The PRINCIPAL re-
gnrd ID polenes' al mnnnef MS ndpen.
sahle 10 y"une gen enr ma NJ EsihG c"wning sie m
al > other requirements They ereGie ioci proper subjects
g. PSvsacai EdueGtioa-G Gymna,c exercises. while ,hey
I'D receuun Ia the mind nEe equn necessary 10 tr health
m stuen'. The which occur etween recinnS
afford sufficient time for these exercises and ure appropriated
accordingly.
vantage. from the teachers instruction IN small classes 'han Ia
large The classes formed IN reference 10 th nncpe
und he pupils ever iHciy iof proficiency
u ~ SJw iiur-The hour preceding morning school
occupied IN the studies ui the pups lh> enables
solve he difficulties that occur 10 the eSso ana Ia re-
ie with grener satisfaction and To attend Mt
this the priucge OF every scholar II Is made the duty
VI "e APPARATUS AND cABivEr.
The School Is provided win an cxeeen, Philosophical and
Astronomical Apparatus with variety OF diagrams ioi illus
tTaiing Lectures with valuable cabinet o Minerals.
EXAMINATIONS ,,,.,-
The classes subjected the sprng and Fall to Thorough
the studies gone over aud are exercised IN pub
he speaking. on which occasion tesmohiils ht awhned "a
sired to be present AT the examinations.
Every who or longer IN the school.
habit. INV receive nn lenylr diploma. heang seal
the rncpa aud a''e= his chqraear ana the amount OF hi'
In the ca d pariinen, 90 per quarter.
In the English Department senior DIVISION ~ " :. +"
In the English Department. Junior DIVISION " w
kxIRAs.
Modem Languages. each...................s5 60
Muse on the Plano. =. :.
Pen; snd INK. ...;;;................'.''.'o ~
Vocal Music and Drawing though usually sulec, 10
deemed important parts OF m education tnn
they included regular coae. without additional
The quarter consists of twelve weeks.
Pupils may be entered nj any tune during thc quarter
The Faculty hyt Of STsii; Columbia College
Hon. =. F Butler. Rev Rey .y!.le r.nS a'sTey 3 bp.
Hon Roher, i MGirs. KeY q: ard =. Mead,
Nm" Nm X fisa's f9@Trsend iisE Esq l. Ul'lvrn. ESQ
Frances Hall Harper L Bro hers.
u. Cook. Jt EG Benjamin L"ier. ESQ
John lnmnn. Esq
Furmore paicnla information the Principal refers 10 the
following snong his present and former patrons
,suac o. barker B. u Brtck. =. T. tllrkson. John lie
Ruyet Peter he VIII Dan q En,s Richard L!lsu llsS-
Ter Farbnns George Greer. rhos llamrd. f. p eycr. e
ward Hughes Waiter .ussur, \. Z. kng-land DI : r.
Kirby. NJ Levy. samuel lynes. : e. l.ynes John W Ma
son Alnnsoh NASH Wu. iiuep Irueman Parnee. Francs
Saits Robert Smith has Stevens. John Thompson. ..
Y. Tpwn,end, Francis Warden tdwd D., Net, H.;
Wheeler. 3 T. W,oa joseph 4. Taynr. Jacob lie Roy.
Bsni. .oher Harvey esd, Cook Jf. l. benson.
james .lorn. freeman Campbell, NJ Van hur'n. jordan l.
Nui:, Wa. u DussS Hiram .u r0s. f.li,Sna. fser
p. Lyon, VIM, Br%wnms REM y. Btu h. b F. Howe. ia
Cunninshn Jas Doh. Wan $. Drnham, Jas Chs'e:C'rn.
flaming j. ilayd~caer Jas. VI. Hoy II. E. lul,e Dscs:
Irving. Chas. iee; Henry Lot H.. l. Rp. E,h1 morrill,.
Henry Moor. j. w Odde Chu Storm. Gen C. IT, Strlk-T
Iute iorssc-< {. Van Antwerp Wm. Van Antwerp. Van
Ren>choen DR.. l.. Van n,sel- %. " t"rAn' Hsh'y
Il Watson. George Vaughn T. Woodruff. Joseph Woo
ward as u