New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26
Scbools.
,rHE NEW YORK GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

l - Broaisay, near Rleecker sireet-CHARLEs II.
TSs'nofin lon j. situated in an elevated end pea..n, part
of e cry end j. accessible by slsge- from The rem best
Tho Prncpal /. p graduate II Columbia College and
hl ng been Or vas practical teacher, he refer.
wh entire confidence 10 ms numerous present aud former
Neither pain. nor exr.e have been spared 10 place This
school IN the hr- ca.s Of academci Instructions znd TO
provide or nil the iaciues requisite Tor comprehensive
rHf System OF INSTRUCTION.
The system pursued Is designed not merely To advan-e
and perfect the student IN he hrunh-s studied but unfold
tine mental powers. cngen the judgment. 10 form
habits give moral aud useful direction to The
iucinators Til. 90 ec continually sep view is 10 n the
pupil for an c discharge Of TIP duties Ia which he i
rising in life qualify him 10 bee we useful member Of
lie commuuiv-u virmoas Intelligent AMI patriotic citizen
The Principal determined thai the instruction shal! be
most thorough To tbs end all subjects are r. iei a. prac
caly possible and illustrated 10 such nann-f a. 10 as
the thinking and reasoning powers and 10 enable he
pupil discover for himself the truth sought aiief and The
principles which depends IL : ie sim Of the Princ
pal 10 al his feachnr. 10 cncae NE habit OF careful ana
patient invest son and has 20 lay sure foundation iJr
sound and accurate scholarship
cOtRsE 90 STUDY
Tie course Of Instruction j. extensive, embracing The e
lire range Of English and Classical utie., and he modern
Languages. u i designed 10 prepare the pupil either for
commercial life, for ilc udy o Profession OF ioi anns
The SCHOOL, separated into two departments
THr COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT c0mprehends al the
branches Of English aud Mercantile Education including
he higher maih' males
Tar Coulter Dkr.RrAESr embraces the Latin and
Grek Classics snd such English and mathematical branche
may be- desired. students IN h- department may be
carried forward any degree Of collegiate Advancement
The Principal gives instructions Ia both departments and
sided hg ability experience In order To
equs advantages Z" AL tie Pnncp exercises cor
come under hi personal instruction, and brings the reel
ra,ons Of every scholar IN frequent review before hun
Lectures on scientific subjects are delivered weekly by TIE
PRINCIPAL. and Illustrated with eNper nents.
PROMINENT FEsTVRfs of IHt SCHOOL
The following some Of hr features OF ms school,
which he Principal believes to be important and 10 which
he invites the attention OF parents
C.f4gfio, Of "a, lfo'1es rrG Prin pies Of ic,ioa.
This l. considered an e'-enie pait OF E1ncaon 10 'ys
I'm, az uaang complete ~hich does not instruct The
heart, well n disc pine To" intellect
Strict attention to Pcrsona Habhs-Iue Principal re-
CARDS nearnr-s o person and po ~ manner in-
dispcnsabe Young gent enan and a. giving GROWING
Insure 10 All he other requirements They therefore form
proper subjects OF attention IN the school
J. Phgsica FdicaioH.--Gymnasuc exercises while mey
aord recreation To the mnd are equally ne'rssary 10 e
recnous aaord sufficient time for ese exercises and are
appropriated accordingly.
Small C'asc.-lti : found boys derive greater advan
"a s from the achefs instruction in small classes than n
larse one. The classes formed u reference 10 this
principle and secure 10 the pupils every facility for
IA. Sf',ag Hosr.-The hour preceding morning school
occupied 10 assisting Tie studies Of the pupils Tl rns
h.es them % solve dhcues that occur ~ ue lesson
and IN reciie with greater satisfaction and improvement
To attend at t- b1irs the pl-e Of every scholar 10 Is
made the duty Of delinquenfs only
APPARATUS sSD CABINET.
The school provided with excellent Philosophical and
Astronomical Apparatus with variety Of d. grams ior i
erals
fx.vrSArioS AID EXHIBITION.
In order 10 secure the greatest horoug ness. the classes
are subjected 10 Al occasional sion Of ihr studies and
are carefully examined upon hem The pupils are also eN
.rcisei annually or oeurr, m public speaking, on which
occasion testimonials are awarded TO mcriorou- srhoi.r
Every student who remains one ytar or longer IN The
school, condrc'rg .nse with proprsiy and being st1-
f- n - habit. NAV receive. lea, ng diploma bear
ns h sea- of l. Principal AMI aestug his character and
ihr amount vi he requirements
IFzHs.
the Classical Department. N per fusr'"f
ln he English Department senior aiFls-
lnl-s. tsf.ftt ssssss.tt.ttt .f--f y.
m the English Department junior division ."
FNrRAf
Modern languages, eAeh........-s't...s D w
M .ir an tb. Piano ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90 ."
Pens aud Ink .........-.-.......''-..- " -
Fuel for he season. 81
Vocal Music and d asns. Trough usually subject 70 Al
charge, deemed 20 important parts oi az educs
hon thai hey are included regular course, without sd
diiioua charge,
The quarter consists Of twelve weeks
pupil. NAV be- entered al any during the cusrter
aull 2weod