New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
THE NEW YORK GRAMMAR school


Tm.r.f.uion situated IN an elevated ana pleasant part
~ le cry and j. accessible hy stages from The rmJirst
The Principal d. q graduafe n Columbia College and
la ine been fr some va practical tea her. be- refers
wh confidence fo s numerous present and former
patrons residing iu Iii city.
Neither pan- have been spared 10 place ihs
school BOB the fr.i c.ls of academcs n,irucon- and 70
provide all the facilities requisite for a comprehensive
rHE SYSTEM oF fSsrRvcrioN
The system pursued = designed not merely ~ advanee
perfect sudr i- bran h. .fudie hui unfold
the mental powers to emil en The ud sfnenf 20 form cor
incnafOns The Oh ect c0auuaAy aep in view % the
pa pi for efficient discharge of Tn duties Gao which be-
r..ns DO lie io qualify him a. hec1'fe u.ef member of
fle communfy-s vruu intelligent ami patriotic citizen.
The Principal l. determined that he instruction shall be-
thorough To this md al subjects treated prac
ucg A. possible and Illustrated o. such manner a. io a.
- the thinking and reasoning powers. and % enable fle
prncpe- on which % depends II D. ne aim Of Tire Pnr-
pa M a h. escin ucg.cee the habit OF careful and
patient invest. alton. ard s 10 Jay sure foundation for
solud and accurate scholarship
CotRsE 90 STUDY.
The course ~ instruction j. extensive. embracing the
ire range Of English and Classic studies and the MODERN
Languages II ]. de- gnel 20 prepare he pupil either for
commercial life for tie uds Of Profession. or ior admis
The .chooli separated into two departments
THg CoNNERcIsL DEPARTMENT comprehend- all the
branches Of an English and Mercantile Education including
TaF CoLLFGE DEPARTMENT embraces the Lain ami
Greek CLASSICS and -uci English anf Mathematical Branches
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canned forward To any decree of collegiate advancement
The Principal gives Instructions in both departments and
sided by teachers of ability ana rNfenen'e in order io
secure equal advantages ' a Tie Fnncpf exercises con-
slant supervision aud sic over those who do NOT
ualer his personal instruction ana bns- he rrcl-
lf.on- of every scholar frequent review before him
Lectures scientific subjects delivered weekly 10y the
Principal. and Illustrated with experiments
PROMINENT FEaTUgss of the SCHOOL.
The blowing are some Of ilr features OF this schOo,
which tie ysucpa believes 10 Dee important and 10 which
le invites I r. attention of parents
Cattafion Of TIE hoises and Pri"ciple' Of Acon.-
Ti-i- considered essential pau of Elucnlon No sy-
81 training complete ~lCh does not Instruct me
Sfncf affenffoa P,r,oaai Hrbit.-Tle Principal
rt- uf person aud po.i ne-- Of manner NJ IN
lsiurr Z" al DE DINER requirements lry therefore form
proper suhlec. Ut attention in The school
Pag.ieai Edaenf,oHGym exercises. while they
al Jri ile mind, equally necessary 20 TIE
-sh of fe student TIE recc.scs viii occur between
recia0n- afori Efficient time ior these exercises and re
I small C.aeo.-l j. found boys derive greater advan-
e- from thr aclefs instruction 10 small Classes than m
large ONES. The are formed in reference Ia -
principle and To- secure 10 the pupils every facility Tor
proficiency and ihprou- lnc-.
IA, Sf.dy Hsnr-T- hour precoi .ng morning school
occupied BOO assisting the studies OF the pupils. THIS
n,. them Goo tie difficulties that occur in the lesson.
ui recife ih greater satisfaction and improvement
To this i0urs The Press Of every scholar Is
made the duty OF drlmqlcli- only
APPARATUS ANp CABINET.
The school j. provided with excellent Pnlpsopfr 81 and
Astronomical Apparau- viii variety ct diagrams Tor Do
llstuung Lectures, and win valuable cabinet OF Mn
EXAMINATION ,ND INHIBITION
IN order tp secure fhe greatest Ornus Aurs the classes
r. subjected 10 an fal of heir studies, and
are care fully examined lpon them The pupils also
arc.-ei annually ornfr. n public speaking ou which
occasion testimonials awarded io merton ous scholars
Every student who rtm-lus Year longer in The
school conducting himself with pruprry, and being sl-
lu- u h- habits receive. leaving, Diploma, bear
the seal of ue Principal AMI aiiesun- lis character and
the amount OF his requirements
rFkNs.
In the Classical Department rs N per quser.
q EI.r If.N e.
iOn................ -..-........-... 10 90
To- the Engi-h Department junior division : 90 " "
FNIkAa
Modern Languages. each..-..-.-......... , 90 90
Music on The PanO.....-......-........ 10 y"
Pens and Ina ...s.s...s.s. u -
Fuel for he season, -
Voca Music and Drawing, though usually subject 20 an
extra charge deemed important parts OF educa
ton thaihey are included regular course without nd
dIruua charge.
The quarter consists Of twelve weeks.
Pupils may h. entered Al any Time during The quarter
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