New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30
SCHOOLS.
EDCckrfON.
THE NETWORK GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
$50
cHss LYeS. A. ~. FRIScIPAL-
THIS ms FITCTIOSis sitragec in a. elevated and

cHas 4 LYaS. A. ~. FGINcfPAI-
THIS INSTITUTIONS sigatee IN A. elevated and
pleasant part 81 the city and Is accessible by stages
nom The reuoesi sections Of The town.
ihe Principal 10 = gra1uaie n Connhis College, ara
having ben 'r many years practical -scher h reers
win c'nfd-rce as present and former
patrons residing in tfis city see list ~ ne rnc,
N-ihr pains nor expense has been spared - place his
Schoo j. ne fret elsss of acslencai ilst1uous aud 10
provide f5r ~ HI fac lies aid appliances rec liie of
= con h-ns.r- ard lihefai ~duca'inn-
TIE SYSTEM OF lNSTRU CTlON-The system pat
sud % ih. lntuuon Is oesg ID not merely 20 aavsncs
and perfect The udeut IL The studied. but 10 un
fold The men'a powers, 10 enghten ne judgment 70 e'
corrrct hAbs and TO give moral useful direction to
the inrlLauous TIE beet continually ksptia v7" 10
IL The up flr an ec ent discharge q he duties 70 wnch
he 10 rising tn fe 10 Gal " him 10 b. come useH nm
b-r 4 the c.mmuuiiys vlrae u.s. inels and pA!nNc
citizen
most sropgA To ths End ~ subjects are ueaird - pfa
teal possible and u.trAiSd IN sneh manner a. 10
assist he lhnEng asd essonit powers ard u enaa se
procipss which depends II Ia the aim OF ne ffn
cps al bis trsehing 70 ircEest The habit o. csIri1i
for souni ard acclra.e seho srship
COURSE OF STUDY The course u instruch N "a ex'
ter ve embracing he entire % English aod Csssi-
.tuds an the modern Languages u r. designed 10
prepare the pupil ehsr fir Commercial life. FOR The Ildy
OF profession, or for admission 10 College.
The school l. separated ilto Two Departments
The COMMERCIAL DsTal sni compr-h- os al branches
Of an En- hsn and Mercantile Eiuc~uon' ineiuains me
The Coruas Depr trsni embraces the Lsin and Greek
Classics a1d Erg.h ami Mathematical branch. ~
NAY h- desired Students m This de may pr car
raf forward any De ree ~ COLES lvsncrmelL
The Principal gives ins rnrrOn ~ tun apartment ana
aided b. teachers Of ability and eNpe nc Ia orarr 20
secure ecua advantages 10 a. the Principal exerciss
constant supervs.u and ws'chui ce owe, IN 40 ~ 90
under hi. p-rsons strucron ana brings tn- r.
csiau. u scholar 10 frequent revrw neioI- nl
Lectures scientific subjects are Delivered weekly oy me
Prrrrsf ADD Illustrated with experiments
PROMINENT FEATURES or TIE sCHCoL-The
following some of h. features Il his se1oo when
the Prnc pal believes to he important and 10 when ne IN
vitas tn a@uuon OF parents
Cultivation Of the Motrsi and Prine'psei Of Acti'n
Thi.s cOnsd-rec ia part Of education NO sys
ten OF training complete which does not instruct TIE
he.u a. wei - discipline The Intellect r,.,
Strtc 1ffenou-f pers0nGl hdbs -The frinciph re-
CARDS 81 ard polite Of manner ~ icds
P-usahe 20 youns gentleman ard IS giving ming
10 all his "hef acqurrmrnts They therefore tofm
proper subi-c's OF attention IN the s'hool
Physical EdacafioH u ymnaste eNerri'es wuue tney
h-. N ofh- student The which ocrar 0eIweeu
recitation, sf sufficient Tor these exercises and are
apornprse1 accordingly.
small Glasses Is found that boys derive greater sd-
vartages from Ihe teachers Instructed 70 small classes
than The css es ar formed m References 70
his principle 10 securr - the pupils every ac
. Z. for prob -iency ans thOrOug ness
APPARATUS AND CAbl NET The school 10 PROVIDED
with an exc- Phi osOphicsl ard Astronomical appafs
tu. vi IL variety Of sgfAms FOR lusIsliug Lectures
EXAMINATIONS AND EXHisITioN.-In order to Sc,
,he greatest hooushnes. the asses are SUBJECTED
occasional revision u their .ude', ana are oaeiuIy
examines upon The pupils are also exercised an
/ te.uouials are Arded To merorious scholars
DIPLOMA-Egery student who remains one yea OF
longer in the school, conducting himself vim pfoprry'
sud beng s'utcus IN hi' ha1iis m receve on
diploma bearing the the seal Of the Principal and sItesi-
/ 81. nd ne
+ ADNIss on OF NEW SCHOLARS As the moral
p y II The school 10 consideration OF supreme impoT-
,a-c- he utmost caution will be exercised IN receiving
scholar Candidates for admission must be ree rom
All COZ frned vice.. No kinf ordesree OF derragy which
cannot and enIf- y eformetno radical defects
Of character vicious qualities, which would endanger
the purify Of other hints will be allowed 10 cross The
threshold Of Ia school
TERMs.
Ia the Classical Department 90 per quarter
/ L. the EDgiish Department, Senior Di.
IN the Ensi,h Department, junicr Dyi-
sion..'....''' ....,.,''''''' ! "
Moiern Languages, each............... 500
4 Music on ne Piano. .................... 10 30
I Pens and Ina OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 -
Vocal Music and Drawing. though usually subject 70 an
charge dserd important parts OF an edlca
ton that they are Included In he regular course WlhOu'
additional charge
~ Tuition payable in advance.
/ Pupils bs entered A. dime during the quarter
ParRoNs The Principal refers win much confidence
10 ine following gentlemen who are included among his
! Lat Of Mann, -Thos. 3. Cumming Walter Jaeger, Js-
John H. Dyiers, A BOON. Jas NJ Hslsied, Ew'd P.
/ Heyer, Francis L1q1eer, Daniel Ehbets, A C. kings
John W Crane Henry c. Hobart Joseph Evans, 'ohn r.
Hurd Dr. Jas c. FORESTER, James Adricn, Dexter Fair
Loier T. Cook Jr "a Wan Burrn, d Y. Townseud, ThOs
A1dls Emmet Ely Moore. Joseph Ias Tor, JOhn axe
/ lam. D'nipcE Cornsius NJ liaui Edward Hughes
/ Rev David Blgier IlsmpiJn Woodud, Gem. "A sr-
krr. samuel Ogden. Edwt y. Ebb-Is p. H. burger,
EScys Sbsrrnan Fi@nsler Cauidwell Chas r. Thorn
IN.srb C,.+sS| Lane. Pb,,eo Francis Ssltu. Fancis
WARDEN J ohm Oothout John stlsell, Eas II. Herrck.
Jacob &. Herrck. Jsmss Gascoigne, NJ. h Chase Johu
W. Mason Jesse Oakley Andres : Cook VIM. X. Cook
Andrew NJ. Afcglarss Henry Jackson, william Nthis,
John Pisgg I'd ar Irving D. Robertson, David Board,
g. K clvste James 3. Wilson: VIM duncan; W ~
P. woodco~k. LeS. Ballad: Wm Jndson' VIM -
aallo ~ Wm = Lrwis Geo Y. Pnmeroy, ThOs 3 Rich
aris Rlchsid Ellison. Andrew Jackson, p n WI iAni.
"A T Kersted Samuel Lynss Jrreua smith, KEY; Il. III
vne.ut schur-msn Hased, Rev DAM smith, Harvey
Weed Sul-s Curls. Henry Ca h0In. W. y hOome w IN.
Plumb, Re-. ; Remington. Jeun De Rgytsr, Rev 3.
q Hu.f al ant A. 4 *.
Jacob hOpp8ck. J.s ; St1fges, A. Polfcmus Z II LIP
PIT A. W WsrdeN, D. BRICK r. A. Gurus, Rev y.
Levnss; e. 3 Hsvilsnd. L. w Miller Rieh,d snh~-s
J4s l. Todd. L-r0 cor. Francis Oodine, A. 5nyoer
g. s Benson. David Johnson O. MunaTn-n. y B. Waller
Ti.on' = Cra.s.Gs } Wells Hewitt { p Linsbses A.
A. Denman, Lyman Densoo, JaHes Morris rIsemsn
Campbell, Jorisn l. Mot Wm Browning, J9nn " slef'
ninz, VIM 3. Durham. Henry Lots, J. fountain, 3 D.
sexas, 5. 7. Wilson, H. Mnherd, X D an'sit, Ihos
Pati.,n. John Ryksr, Jr Phiips, J. A. Nay -. hef'
rel. A. v n Ws0b, A. FiOck Dr. John Dsv. ChIlso-
pher Colt A. 5 Liy'ngsiOn. John d. Locke, Dr. J. X
KIRBY g. Bosch P P LJ on. D P ~ ., J. D Ceik'
NJ. Tower. Alfred Booth 4. Bower 4 DSagas. A'4 ~
\. We Jss Cunningham, 2. {. Lyres 4. Arnogxi . p
Howe G.. W Miller John Thompson kpht smiin' hl,am
Rtynor ia. Chesiegmsn. s. Fam lag j. Heydecssr Jas
NJ Row II Julien Oscar Irving =. Eceiesign. C. Pace
wood Ed Cook, J }. PM lips, }. b Honesi u r.
Qlnsn etiip JDtuson. Cha O-born Cnts kps r. IN
-. Nnrril ! W. Ddiie. Luke TOrDOss, l. Va Ani"rfP
" Vrn Antwerp J. Vsu Ben. clo.en Henry II. Waton,
George Vtughsn. Joseph WO1 'warf Chss Lee r.
Hus- jas L. uch James DON l. carter, Isaac " Bar
E.q Henry Moor. Isaac kaunheim.
m Prrcoa wishes il undar.tood however. that no
form Of seclarsul.n allowed ~ md Us way mo .he
school SUI ~ 80
HENRY-sTREET GRAMMAR SCHOOL
QUAcSEsBlsA d, kEcroH
THIS INSTiTU lON ~ He,yss j. designei 70 'up,,
where rupis vii be received a. AL and thoroughly
hn-d fl entrance mo Coiisg- or Tor CON puf