New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
Schools.
,t,rIF NEW YORK GRAMMAR .CUoor

| 80 Br,airay near P.eccker .ireeL-C HARiEs n
rF.',ar-iio1 /. situated IN an elevated and pleasant ,,rt
Of he city and accessible BY stages from IL r-moi--
TIE Pr,rrrai I. +. graduate u Columbia College, a..
hsna been f4r some yeas practical iesch-r h- refers
10 eltre enc. io lis numerous present ard former
neither pain. nor 81 p,u-e have been spared 20 place mi.
-cloll l ihe rs case uf acsatmca inruc'ols and %
provide q all The facilities requisite Tor comprehensive
fgg SYSTEM oF lssTzrcrioS
TIE -vs'em pursued = designed noi merely 20 advance
and p,-- t- student Boz ie bran ~ studied bat o. unfold
The mental powers. 10 en-ien ne Judgment. 10 form
rc habits and 20 give moral eng u-rill .recfon io be
ordinations The ob Get cnrirusy KEEP n view = % n tie
.u 10y al ecieni discharge Of ne dulles in ich be-
rin- n lie ia qualify him o. brclre usel. member 81
fi -orrnlrva virnlou- int gent rni parffc criz-n
Ti Prlrrra l. determined thai he instruction shall be-
,It t6nr1r 81 T. fi. end al sub -c treated A. prac
.I- . .-as ana flq.rqf-d ir such rgus.r a. IN a..
80 M thiu sing ald reasoning power- and enable Ire
-. % li,e'., i2' I, t. h., I'm Is. ~, az ti ,-
f: pies on "hrA % .rf,- ~ .' a.il ui -r 7 finf
rt nvc-- cation. arI il- io Day sure foundation for
.fnd AMI accurate lo.af,ip. .-..,.
e ror.e ~ instruction T. extensive embracing fhe
2. -argeof English and Ca-scil studies. and h- modern
IylEa-e- 70 i- designed O" lfrpar- me pupil either inr
,mmercai lite, for tie study o Profession or lOf aim
The .cbooli I. separated into ivo departments
Tnr CouMFncfAL DfFsEIMs~T comnr-ln-nis al the
BANGLES OF English aud Mercantile Education. including
- ld- her mathematics.
tnF COLLEGE DHFARrnE>r embraces the Laiin and
G,. Cla.-ic- and such English and Mahenlc Branches
A., may be- desired. students On s department may be
4rei forward any degree OF collegiate Advancement
The Principal gives instructions n both departments. and
i.ied hv teachers Of ability ana experience I'm order
,r, eous advantages 20 all the Principal EXERCISES con-
,ni supervision wsicf care over those who do not
me unler - personal instruction, and brings the rsc
ton- Of every scholar in frequent review before him..
Lectures on scientific subjects are delivered weekly by tie
Prime. na' and Illustrated with eNlrr meuf-.
PROMINENT FEArrRt, of rdE SCHOOL
Tie following are some Of ihr features of tlI- school.
vdch t- g.iucipsl believes 10 be- important and which
lr iuv,te- q n attention Of parents
Gnf-nion If tie N'fsts and Frmapi,, of icfi0n.-
Ihi.i considered an essential pdu % Education No -y-
tom 90 training 1mIlete MICH does not iu,iIuc. The
heart. IS wela- di-cpAne lire intellect
strict affenfion 10 Ftrsonai H4bff-Ihr Primo pal rr-
d. neanes- of person and po.eue.s Of manner in
a-p-nsabe gentleman, and .. giving Growing
proper snhlrc- Of attention in iie school.
- PlusioIi Id,oafioH -Grmnastc eNercise-, while they
ord ,crton i The M nd are equally nece-.ary % the.
health of The student The rece--e- which occur between
recitation. aord sufficient time for these exercise, and are
appropriated accordingly
small Cia,.ei-Ii i found boys derive greater advsn-
.ts rom the TEACHERS instruction small classes than
lre- ones The classes formed IN reference 10 ih-
principle and io secure To e pupils every facility for
rofc.eucy and thlrOughu--.
Tl S.dg Ifouc-The hour preceding morning school
pied boz assisting hr studies 81 the pupils. Ihs ems
ha- them 20 solve The difficulties that occur 10 The lesson
and 20 reciie with greater salsa-on ard improvement
Tpairnd mi. hour Is the prilege Of every scholar =
Arf.s,rus ASD CABINET.
The school j. provided with an excellent Philosophical a. vi
Astronomical Apparatus VIII variety of diagrams for l
lI.frarug Lectures, and Win a valuable cabinet of Mn
EXAMINATIONS ,ND EXHIBITION.
IN order tn secure if greatest ilurou .hnrss. lie classes
r subjected 90 an occasional sion % hrr studies and
ure carefully examined npou them TIE pupils are also OK
,.rr ei annually or ofensr public speaking which
o. rt-ou Testimonials awarded To nerOuOu> scholars.
Every student who remains one year or longer M The
Ool conducting himself with propneiy and being -iI-
lul- habits receive, on leaving, pOmn, bear
ing hs seal of he Principal. and aiie-ns his character and
OBJ. amount Of his requirements
TERMS.
~ tie Classical Department ~ perqlfflrr
o. lle English Department, senior dfIs-
lo-......+. .....-.+.--t- ....s.' " ~
in tie English Department, innior division : %" "
fNTRts.
Modern Languages. each.........-.+..... D 'N
Music uu The Piano. .-.-s..-s.s...' ~ y"
u aud lnk ...tt.+. ...+.+.-.s.....t.s. " ~
tIc for the season. II.
Vocal Music and Drawing. though usually subject 70 sr
e,ra charge de.mqd important part- of ~ efuca
nn that they included 10 regular course, without al
RI iHlI charge.
The quarter consists of twelve weeks
Pupil, may be- entered 40 any time during the quarter
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