New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30
,Yashingtne irving. IS
THE NETWORK GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
6i9 Broadway. near Bieecker-st.
CHARLES II INON 4 NJ PRINCIPAL

GIG Broadway. near
CHARLES II. LYON, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL,
INHlS Institution (iately the Classical and Eng
iish School of Mr c. W Feeks) situated e'eNa,
ted aud pleasant part the CRY and accessible BY stages
from tq r. 5af his eornexou with the
Irving Institute At Taytown. with view OF coadactnS
the most desrsbs b found BsinS sraduas If Colnm-
ba College, ana having been for years teacher u ms
Institute he refers confidence 20 his Numerous
former patrons. u,os: OF hon' reside IN this Guy
The school of Mr. Fsek which continued under the e
The :Yok T well sb and !,SGj sS
sou and hts been fox the las: twelve years successful
teacher. .
The system pursued in the NewYork Grammar School IS
NOT merely 10 advance aud ec the student ~ the
branches studied bu untold the mental powers 10 enSh
a.d useu direction th4 rclnauons Tn. object e2nn,
asIl sen, in view is to tit ths pupil for an scent discharge
become member OF the community 'lrtuou' H'
IN Pircipa is determined that the Instruction shall he
most thorough To this end AL subjects are treated As pac
cay possible and illustrated Ia such manne, Is !" ais
the thinking aud reasoning powers andto eu1pe the pupil 10
discover for the truth sought alter aud the GrinGIps
teachug habit otcaeu aud patient n'eSt
CATION and thus ay sure Foundation Tor sound ana aecu
- COURSE OF
The Of instruction Is emSfacnS the 'ne
N ds,Cned prepare The pupil either Tor CONNER
cal life, thu udy.o Profession, or for admission TO Col
The School is separated n,s TIVE departments
branches Of an English and Mercantile Education including
the higher mathematics ,,
Greek Classics such tng aud Branches
%y BE m tS1ss Of eos s 5
The PRINCIPAL slyy Ia GoSn ia r 80 anu
sque advantages all the Principal exercises constant SUI
and chu those who dc NOT GENE une
his psrsoul instructions and brings the rectatons OF every
scho in feouent review before HIM Lectures scientific
subjects are delivered weekly By the PT'nciPa aud illustrated
WV Prominent FEATURES OF THE school
The olowny are some OF the features o. Ihs M
the Principal believes 10 be important ahu " ""cn III '"'
CuHvaOs Of the Mntires and Principles Of 4etionm
of training complete which do.s not instruct the heart AS
styict smtion to person habits The Principal re-
se Of person aud po'tsness OF manner a, gsg
sable to young gentleman, aud eirirg crownlns iue
TO all lbs other requirements They therefore form proper
subject. of attention III the school. :..; -, =, ,h
afford recreation the mind are equally necessary 10 the
health thu student The Tectsse winch occur between r.
citations afford sufficient tine for these exercises and are e
is found tina, boys derive greater
in large The classes are formed IN elereTee 10 '.s
principle and 30 as to ss1Ss 10 'ne p''' every
TSs S.mTv hour The hour preceding morning school
oecued IN assisting the studio, of the pupils his ena
bis them 10 solve difficulties that the lesson and
10 fecite with greater satisfaction and improvement a.
tend this hour the prtrtcgt oil every schola IL iu
the duty of denquents only
The uhiIosophica apparatus sufficiently extensive oi
ordinary purposes Of illustration. and Will be as
the ln NE n 8.
and IS designed illustrate lectures that branch o natut
IL is intended TO provide Library aud Reading Room
in one OF apartments OF the school and to extend The PRIV
leseA of the same TO met,to,9Ss sGn9af'
The classes are subjected the Spring and Fall TO thor,
ough ANIMATION the studies and are exercL
In pubc speaking, which occasion testimonials are
10 scholars. Parents and friends are pafcu
lary desired 10 be present the examination
Every sad, remains one year Or ne bi.
conducting himself with pornety ana oe,s Ib I
h,h on
the Principal and attesns his Character ana l'
his requirements.
In the Classical Department. SIS 90 pefluafseI'
In the English Department Senior Dr. "a M
In S' s5s English Department, junior Di
VISION =. = = EXTRA; -
Mondern Languages, each .............s5 90 90 " :.
Pens aud Ink " '''..'.' 80 ~
Vocal Music ard drawing. though usually subjtc. TO an
extra charge med important parts Gt an educ aoa
that they are I'd the regular without addition
The quarter c. lsist. of twelve weeks.
~ Tuition ayable IN advance ,
Pupils may be ne'fa f fnS s'St faS"s Inc quarter
The Faculty Of Columbia CoHege m
Hoa Ro5.5! Morris Rev Rev sss;d FIX MEAD p
c W% VIM q bi Z s5o as ksy 6 "a Abbott,
YIN T1 q Esq ! Il qsq b5Sas, Esq
For parteula Information the Principal refers to the
following among his forme! Patrons: :, 1
'' iTm. AZ i Dn,on So freeman Campbell Mr.
Van Bnren Jordan Mott VIM q. Boggs. Hiram kayn9I'
hof PsOa Peter lyon WIN Bf0T ., 6s ss"' Wm s
Durham Jas Chesefman, S: tanning, j. Heydecke Jas
NJ Hoy E. Huise. Oscar Irving Ch"s Lee Henry Lott
Storm GsnI. G striker. Luke Tofboss, L. Van Ant
wsr VIM Van Aatwetp Van BnsGh0Isg Dr. q o van
Vaughan T. Woodruff, Joseph Wood ward mh26 6eod
The Principal wishes ndtrood howeve. that no form
Of allowed to find Us way into the school
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS-Morrls.
Is - ~ I.,xar nnd.r the care of the Rev. Alfred