New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28
SCHOOLS.

rrHE NEw.YoRK GRAMMAR SG;gMooi;. M S'2 2,8S Brona-
way. near biceckef s'Fee'--|i''Ahi-T9 IL Hi''' y
Th iatGt on is .irunfcd 10 elevated md pleasant part
the c:ty accessible By stages irol tne eost sec
The pdncipni !, cradua,o OF Courb.a College, nnl hav
nr or come yeaT, pac,ica teacher he Teit with
tire confidence his present und iV'mer patrons re
Neither pans nor expense have been spared to place this
schoa III tie first cgss ci Gcrdenilcn insit''pt nnd % pro-
vide e ali the facilities requisite of comprehensive u'u
''' '''' ''0''''Tt the SYSTEM or INSTRUCTION..
The system pursue IS designed MT merely 20 advance nnd
pee:; the student in inc brauches studied but TO untold he
sl n AMI +" gy. " mora sS 70
The Object continually kept IN view s 20 ht me pup -" au
efficient discharge u! the duties to winch ne i sns III me 10
aualy him 20 become useful member ct The conmunI'y-s
vil,,cus. intelligent. and patriotic ci,lzei. to,
thorough end all subjects Treated as pacticay rs
osb. and illustrated IN suc manner Us to assist me in
ng REASONING powers. ind In enable the pupil To discover
.r hun eli the truth. sought a!lef and me prnGpe' on Msn
In inccs;e the hsbt Of cnreni aad patent nyestea-.
thus lay foundation iof sound and accurate
cholGFship.
The Of nsttiloo i eH,el,ye ennscs M ine ei,e @
gunrss dcgus prepare the pu2i. eihq io' ronme
ssl ssiess s i' the study 'i '''''' 0' 'u'''0' %
Ee .cboo is separated into two departments
The COMMERCIAL DEP >RTMENT eonoehend' az tile oah
che' Of an Ens, ard Mefea- Etucatioa ihciuains e
Tho 'oLL.GtATE DEPARTMENT embraces the 7 attn md
Greek Calcs such rns.h and Mathematical BIanche
,l.n,d 10 any degrees nj coiieente ndyanceingnt: :
he is
aided by teachers Of ny AID experience In order % secure
advantages Ia al the Principal exercises constant au
his esonS lnIc" ana ,s n9 s;m ne ct,Tes on tscn
ehoiarin frequent rsys@ pIe h M % and d. llaied
with experiments. - ~ ..ot
The following are somt OF this school which
the Principal believes important nnd to which he invites
l. Csit,yGt,on of The Ores and Principles Of letionI
This considered essential part o educns 40 ,ye Ti
iruinng complete which does not instruct the eai Us wen
discipline the In;eec,; .,I. ri, n;;i "a
gsrs and poteAes' ol Annef Is ,dspe,
snple 10 young genteua aud Us GIVING GROWING uSfe 20
all his other requirements IheI 'efeo'e !'i p'o sl''
g. Phvsieal -Gymncstic exercises. while they
OF the STUDENT which occur between fecntloni
aord sufficient time r these execi,es and are appropriated
Small Cza..es-I,is und tina, boys derive greater nd
re ones The classes ac formed reference 10 this pIncpe
aud 10 the pupils every iacy 10Y p'ohcec!
. Ths study Hour The hour preceding morning school
occupied assisting the studies o the pupils ms enaoIes
cite with greater satisfaction sni improvement 10 attend ut
hnu: the 3riuge OF every scholar II IS maze 'he auD
| u APPARATUS AND cABIyEr;
The School provided VII, excellent Phioophlcai ana
,st,"nomcai sppurn,rs with yaliey of dnguln Tor illus
utins Lectures ana with vniuub, cabinet OF Minerals
The classes are subjected the -pnG md Fall to thorough
the studies gone over and nre IN pup
r sneukinr on which testimonials nr' awarded to
nertoous scholars Parents rnd friends a!e particularly de-
| sired to be present ut the examinations
condncinr himself with popety and being studIous hs
habits, ms receive leaving DIPLOMA bearing the seal n
the rncpa an uesns his character end the amount oi MS
| requirements
In the Classical Department w per QNnite
in the EasIsh Department. sen!or DIVISION 10 o. =.
| kyIRA1. 10 a, a,
Modem Languages, each. % " :.
| M,.lc the Piano. N
| Pens md Ink: ;.....'..'...'.'..'''''' ~
Voroi Music and Drawing though usually subject 10
ra charge deemed so important paris ol an eacain UNI
charge.
Pupls may be entered any tine durn. the quarter
| RgFRREECEs.
The Faculty Ui COinnOa College
| Hon. r. F. Butler Rev. Orviiie Dewey. DID.
| Hon. James lnrper, New George rscS NJ III
| Hon. Robert II. horrs. itev Eh ara y. hsuu'
| VIM 4. Bryant E.Q. icv u. ~. = toDo'i,
Wm g. Townsend, ESQ J; Il. ~ :'u,'h nEu ~, D'P'
Francs Hall, iisGptf q DlIilris:
| Il. Cook, Jr Esl. DeiJtiiiii I-o"@!' i-V
For more nm ricnr in formation the Principal refers 10 the
| following among his preser, nnd former patrons NJ
Isaac o. Buker b. d. Breck. = +. HARRISON. Jonn De
Rnyer Peter DE Witt Daniel Eohe,s Richard Ei!nn DrI
Ter Fsrbens George GIee Thos Iiassnm. f. feyeI n
war1 Hughes. Waiter Jagger, A. T. klng'anf Dt . n
Kirby ~ Levy Samuel l.ynes. T. Lynes ohn ": siu.
son Alansop Nash Wm O'Brien iremnn farmee tlaniis
saiius Rubert smith. nos Sessns John thompson ~ ~
", Townsend, Fnncis Warden EG%d D. Ne Ns,ii a. Roy H.
Benj Lo1er Harvey Weed T. Goos IT, J.. mnn l'enis"n' %
james slor freeman Carnp5e NJ rnn bur,n Jofaih ~ L.:
M. VIM BoCs< Kifnm IA n' i'll ngo' 4 fe'Sn HoHvs lJoe ia"
Cunningham. Jas Doii WIN iunham. jas ThTs eL1sn D:
: Funung j. Haydeckcr. Jas NJ Ioy l. f inl'e O,Ghr ;,
irving hns se HeHy % 1T IT. b: :. NJ? eo h'i q trkrr
Luke Torboss. h. Van Antwerp, Wm an an"elp' u an
enschotep, DR.. L. Van Keeck. Rev l. NJ vincent Heniy
Il Watson George Vaughn, T. Woodruff. joseph " ona-
ward. 90 ~