New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

VITO will appear Tor the fCst this season; Mr W AL
val of Venice performed By faganni, Ole Bull ano
yeay,emps; Mr. BARTON, who will play TWO solos oa
The Flute: Mr.. TINlM the celebrated Conductor, and
Qusrtst,e Band
Tickets each 70 be had at the Music Stores. and the
door.
The Concert 10 commence O'Clock precisey m23 ts'
THE NETWORK GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
649 Broadway, near Bleecker-st.
CHARLES H. LYON, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
| spHlS Institution Iately the Classical and Eng
lish School of Nh &. w Feeks) situated III eleva
ted and pleasant part City and accessible BY stages
from the rsmotast sections OF the town
irving Institute Tauytown. with view OF conducting
the most desrab. to found Being graduate Of Column
ba COLLEGE and aavns been 10" s2m years teacher ~ tins
INSTITUTE he refers with entire confidence 10 his numerous
@Gt o. %b dei m m under the title
of The 'Ssw York Grammar School is well andt'yoa6y
SON and has been for the last twelve years successful
teacher.
THE system pursued in the New.Yok Grammar School
designed not merely advance aud perfect the student the
branches studied but unfold the mental powers to ensht
sd useful direction TO the inclinatons The object conn-
"p kept TST is 70 h. Using " in III qualify hm 70
Fecome auseul member OF the communty-a vlrtuouS, IN.
Tn Principal is determined that the instruction shall
most thorough To this end all subjects treated pact
cely As possible and illustrated such
e thinking and reasoning powers and enable tha pupil
Tor msel the truth sought after aud the principles
on which it depends It's the of the Principal all his
sarhnr 10 nculcate habit of careful and patient
CATION and thus lay foundation for sound aud
| rate scholarship.
The course of instruction extensive embracing the entire
range of gsh and lascal studies and The modem Lsn-
guases IL designed prepare the pup either for
calife for the sudylo Proession or Tor admission TO Col
| The School is separated into TIVE departments
The CoMMkRcIAL commandments all the
branches OF an English ana 'ie'c"n huca''on' including
Ths CoLLEoIATs DErARrMENT embraces the Latin and
Greek Classics aud such English aad Mathematical Branches
az may be desired Students this department may be
The Principal gives III both departments and
aided BIZ teachers ability and experience la order 10
0ual advantages all the Frmcpa exercises constant
nTy,on and wachu VINO come under
his personal Instructions and brings the Rotations OF every
scholar in frequent before him Lectures scientific
subjects are delivered weekly By the Principal and illustrated
with experiments - -
The following of the features of this school which
the Principal believes be important and 10 which invites
Cuitiuatior Of he Motees and Principles Of Acton
rh considered essential part OF education No ayein
of training complete winch a9Ss hot instruct 'e heat as
well as discipline the intellect
Of person aud potenes OF manner mdlspen
sable young gentleman and a ivIs GfoT a iaste
piuS,cql Education Gymnasic exercises while they
,ord e5T.stion to the mind equally necessary
health Of tn student The winch
afford sufficient, time Tor these exercises and are APP
Sms Cissses il is found that boys grrater ad
ventag-s from eachers instruction small classes than
in large ones The classes o:med IN reference 10 this
principle. and 10 the pupils every facility or
proicisncy and Thor ugh , ..,oo
is oceu led assisting the studies OF The pupils ms ena
to recte with greater satisfaction aud improvement To az
tend AZ this hour the privilege OF every scholar 1t Is made
the S"'y u 's'"4 ArrAaArus AND CABINET
The philosophical apparatus sufficiently extensive oI
The wants the require The Cabinet Of minerals
comprises a variety both OF American and iofeSn specimens
aud designed TO illustrate lectures In ha ofaach o hatuIa
/: * INTENDED 10 provide Library and Reading Room
m one OF the apartments OF the school and 10 extend the Tl'l
Ie.es OF th- same 10 mSrItoHous scholars
h- classes ar. subjected ia the Spring and Fall thor.
ous the studies gone and arr e1eczrd
IN public speaking. winch occasion are aw ard
lsry desired 70 BE- present at the examinations
Every student ~ho remains one ysar Or e Ia s 'Gnoo,
habits may receive, leaving Diploma osatins inc sea-
Of thu Principal and attestng MS Character and h4 amouoo
MS requirements
II c, ss.b bs5sas4 Senior D
r. s' sbs English Department Junior d.
vision 1890 ! ''
NIondetn Languages, each $ So ; 90 90
Music on Tn Piano ~ w "
Pens s sad hs ,..:ou -
Vocal Music and drawing though usually subject 70 an
that they are included the regular without addition
al charge
| The quarter cOpslstJ oil twelve WseE3
| = Tuition payable Ia advance
Pupils be entered sv = N NC Sa5ins the quarter
The Faculfy of Columbia College.
| Hon. E Butler, Rev. Orville Dewey,D D.
VIM c Eo Bc.a oi ESQ Rev EdSssa + Mead
VIM B. Townsead Esq. J; l. osqIllvan, ESQ.
For more particular information Principal refers to the
! following among his formsI Patrons
J 'a ITna e D.n,on James Morris freeman Campbell Nj
Van Buren,, Jordan Mott VIM G. Boggs. Hiram haYnq5,
Thos Patsoa Peter Lyon VIM BroTnn Hn sea}s@n =
Durham Jas Chesterman, S. tanning, j. HeydecKr Jas
a Ts adf ysWf ,s Chs u 6 asR d LS
storm, Geni G striker, JAKE, Tofbosa. l. Van Ant
wsfp VIM Van Aatwerp J. Yig BsnSshof.n, Dr.. l. Van
| Vaughan T Woodruff. Joseph Wood" ard rniL26 stead
The Principal wishes UNDERSTOOD however that form
Of rctananm allowed 20 hnd us way INTO tn- school
sc s6H2 1921 1T II M W RbfT yf G
This institution established than eight ago
BY the present Principal who continues TO bto unremtting
are thoroughly prepared Tor any College business They
are received into The family OF the Prncipa and ofrn part
OF believed that the personal attention kId intercourse
and comforts OF home secured TO them higher degree
than usual IN SIMILAR nstltutionz
contr4 scrsbIe day from View York TO and from which
lads always accompanied oy careful person when
The SESSIONS commence May 18th and November 18th
each preceded By vacation OF weeks The charges $50
per session. which includes ali school expenses except booSs
information may be had 81 a Market 81. and Of E. S h2
ard House Broadway. nar6 End 8 INV
ITO THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK.
i RUSSIAN KESAN SOAP-Ths subscnber hat lnst
ms celebrated SOAP which he soes;e IN,
surpassed For sharing it is those o nave
used IL 10 De the most superior a1ies ho mo e ci. Of
Boston, and has ben sst 70 9? @ en- nm
every case with eTee. ana Eo1 III Nv