New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-23
EDUCATION
THE NETWORK GRAMMAR SCHOOL


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cHAs. q Lyon, NJ PRiNclPAL. |
THIS INSTITUTIONS situated IN ~ eleVsteu ahu
pleasant psrs Of ths city snd Is accessible " 'sS'
from the remotsst sections OF thr town. |
rue PnncipSl 10 graduate Of Columbia Coues-, sno
having been Tor many years pracues .esene ae s.
with eut hts numerous present sha o'hei
patrons residing In mis- city ,e- lisI ~ ne euo
Neither pain. expense has been spared 10 plsce .s
school n ne Hst class OF scsdemcs Institutions and 10
provide for all the fAc tiles and Appliances rec 4''e 0
conpreh. nsivr snd liberia education.
THE SYSTEM OF lNsTRU CTlON-The syssrul pui-
sued N this Insliuton Is desiged mol merely W
perfect the student In the branches studied, guy W IN
fold me ena powers to enlgnieu the iuds 20 iou
correct hss sod Ia give USEFUL direction 10
the nclinaou. The Oh ect CONTINUALLY kept IN '7~ IS "
IL pupil Tor ecien, discharge OfIhe dutes to which
he 10 rising In life quas him 10 become nseiul mem
citizen.
The Principal determined that the Instruction shall be
ao thorough To his end all subjects treated prac-
tcay possible, and illustrated IN such manner IS 20
the thinking ard ressonog poses ADD 10 enable The
pupil discover Tor himself tho truth sought after and me
principles which depends II 10 inc aim OF ne rrn
eipa IN al MS teaching inculcse the nahi OF careful
aud patient alton, snd ihus 10 lay ssare foundation
for .ouud and accurate Soho arshiP ,.-..,,., - |
tensve embracing the entire Of English and Clss.
ca .ludi-. and the modern Langusges Il designed 20
prepare the pupil either for commercial ne O' tue 'u'
Of profession, or for admission to College
The school 10 separated into Two Departments 49,
The Commercial Department. mprehenos al lne
Of An Enish and Mercantile Education, Including me
Tire CoIsraie Dspu,rsnt smb the Latin and Grses
Classic. AID such En g.h Mathematical branches 3.
may be desired Students In this department may oe car
l . forward De cree oi COllrkiatt
The Principal gives rs'rucon IN both Department. ana
!. aided BY teacher. Of ability and experience" IN oIorI W
equsl advantages 10 all me fhnePsi
constant supervision AMI walchiul care owe, VI , ~
MT come uader his personal Instruction. and inc re-
Of scholar In frequent review ueDI n
Lectures on scientific subjects are Delivered "eehiy " '
/ Principal and illustrated With experiments moor ~.
! PROMINENT FEATURES OF TIE sChOOb-Ihe
following are ,ome " The rautrs OF his school wHcn
the Prpc,pal believer. to he important and ~ which he IN
/ yites lh- attention Of parents 49,,
/. Calrpat,on Of n: Motsss and PrIHcP!ei Of As''a-
lar an a
t.m OF training complete which does MOI instruct "c
/ heart well zs discipline me intellect. a,,,
:. strict attention Persona Aabds -Ihe rtncP- 70
yards uesess and potrness OF manner 40 luor
penssble young gentleman and as gylng t
! proper sub ecis Of attention IN the school ,.,.s
3 Phynoai EdaeaoH -Gymna'e e1erri,es Mis eS 10y
health Of me student The which occur between
recAons saord ,nkcenI TINE for these exercises sue are
I appropriated accordingly. ,
SraoH Cia 1t Is found that boys derive greater ad
vsntsges from tbs teachers instruction " 'mal cls'ses
This principle secure u the pupils every iae
Ivy for proficiency and lhoroughness ,,-,,-.,
/ APPARATUS AND CABINET The school 10 provided
with an excellent Phi osophcA and Astronomical sppsa-
tu, with variety Of sgrsms Tor illustrating Lectures
and With ysluabs Cabinet ~ MI ersis ,.
/ EXAMINATION AND EXHIBlrlON.-ln order TO Sc
cure The greatest hor0u shnrs the classes are subjected
TO "A occasional revision u their Studies and are cheiuy
examined upon them The pupus are also s ~
nualy ofIener. IN public speaking on when occasion
/ testimonials are awarded 10 merorious scholars
DIPLOMA Every student who remains one year or
longer 10 the school conducting himself with poprey'
su1Dus bis hhplts, receive on
dipoms besrng the seal Of the Principal and suesF
/ lag hi. character and The smount u his requirements
/ ADMISSION OF NEW SCHOLARS As lhe moral
purty Of the school IL consideration OF supreme npof
ianc- the utmost caution will be exercised In receiving
new scholars Candidates for dmisson must be free from
all confirmed vices No Kind degrees Of depraViy when
csnool be At ones ard entr refOmed-no radical deiecs
OF character vicious qualities, which would endanger
the purity OF other minds will be allowed 10 cross Ihe
threshold Of this school
In the Classical 90 per quarter
IL the English Department, Senior d.
10 the Ensi.h Department, Junior Dvi.
son...'''''''''.''' '.'''''''
Modern Languages, each............... ) NJ -
Music on the Plano ~ W
Pen. and lnE ....'''''''''''''''' ~
Vocal Music and Drawing. though Usually subject 10 an
charge deemed 30 important parts OF IA educs
on iha. they are Included IN the regular eou'ss "nou
additional chz'ge,
Pupils may entered Time during the quarter
PATsoSs The Principal refers win ngea eonnashr lee
10 the following gentlemen who are Included among MS
present and former patrons -, {,
Lut Of Ns,n,l-Thos. B. Cumming Waller Jtsgef "a
/ cob lie Roy Rev : n Turner u D Or Ed~.d Ln1io~
John n Dyser.. D Booth. Jas " Hsised twdr
Hever Francis LnqI--r. Daniel E6oet' A Z; hn4s'
LAND, VIM. Morris, Esq ssnil b. h0msn- E,q, VI
John " Crane Henry c. Hobart, Joseph Evans lOhn X
Hurd Dr. Jas c. FORESTER James Adhcn, Dexter AR
bsn, Dr. Chss Dickinson, Wm c. WeInore, Eco. Ben
| I,ds, = COO, Ir NJ Vac Buren, n. Y. Townsend Thos.
Adds Emmet Ely Moore, Joseph K TAYLOR, Jonn nss-'
Ism-. Domtnics Cornslus NJ Gaul Edward Hughes,
p ND Rig,s, Hsmp,9n woodruff Genl O H. sIri-
~, ssr,nel J. OGDEN Edwd. " Ebbes. 4. n. Burger,
Edwd Sherman Ebenezer CsudweD, Cnss r. ihOrn.
JOSEPH Goddard. James Pbaen francis ssu'' sISca'
Warden John OOlhout John sui~eA Lns ~ no' 49,
Jscob 3 Herrics. James Gsseosn- VI Su15e, cs
I w Mason Jesse Oakley. Andrew ) Cook I'm X n0oh
Andrew n Arralarus. Henry Jackson, "llhain " hiis
John Flsgg Edgar lfying ID II Robertson Dssli
y r rIIvaice James B. Wilson. WIN Duncan " n
p Xoodro~k Levi. Ballad. VIM. Judson, WIN
Balo~ VIM. y Lewis. Geo. V. Pomeroy, Tnos y hcp-
ards R chafd Ellison. Andrew Jackson r r. !" IA .n,,
n T Kers,et samuel Lyn-s, Jsrvnis smlh' NY, ~
Vincent sehlr-msa Hs.ied. Rev DsaL smh. hS u
We'd sdl-s Curis H-nry Ca holn. W J. kOoms " On
Plumb Rev ) Remington. nn Do huys1I. NJ. a., a.
Cr-syh q ID Bru.h. u. L. Vank --cs hichd OiD-tS W
O. Boggs Robt fflchrst Capt A. rA'on' a n ros'-'
I Jseob Hoppork Jss ; Sturg-s. A. POhemus. u H. LIP
~ ~ ,Vsrd-ll b ID Br-ck. ?. A Gurus, Rev N
l.eynzs K. H.gisnd. l. W. MI er' hleho $3.50.
IL. l. Todd Z-nO {. S-cor. Francis Oodln- SnyaeI
G. : Benson David Johnson. o Monaghan . o. ~4 u
j : Too.er Luther c. Carter. A vs spar; r. = mar
ri,on Cr.ssous J. Wells. 2 Hewitt . Llnso.e1 A
A Denm.n. Lyman 0ensoD. yaTes hOffls r,,emsh
csmnb.l Jort.n l. MOT VIM. Browning, Jonn " elef'
samL A. Meyers VIM Je~eu ames nAisa Onse' , "
ntny WIN q DuohAn, Henry Lott, J. tountsin b NJ
s~irs. ; T. Wilson, ] h Milford, 4 D. sA'ei Iso.
P.ui.5n Johu Ryker, Jr 3 Phillips, j. dsy j. ~ hef
rel A v NJ We0h, A. Flock. Or. Johq, D.Vis ChIs,o-
pher Colt A. :. Liyingsson, JOIN y Loete W;
ki,bv q Bo.ch P Lyon D. ?. Lycu, J. D Clark.
NJ Tower Alfred BO0t1, A. Brewer DSoEies. Az; ~
Pe.res 5 gerrer0, G A Arno0x, DAM & EAoo' 4
/ How. Las Cunningham. .. c. Lynes, Arnoux b. r.
Uox- q W Miller John Thompson, Robt Smith, Hiram
Rsypo, ia. Che.erman- ; tanning j. Heydseksr J.s
Al Howl NJ Julien. Oscar Irving Z. Eeciescn, T. rscs
v1ood Ed.'d Cook. J J. Philips, }. b Nones T.
O1tn.n Philip Johnson Cha. Osborn, Chaa Rogers, Es
" Van Antwerp, J. Van Benschoten Henry n Wsnoa
George vaughan Joseph Woodwnd, Cha. Lee J. Z
Hul.- J.s Lynch James Duf, L. Carter lss.c " Bar
ser Eso Henry Moor Isaac ksunhein
rb- Principal wishes Il UNDERWOOD however that 40
form Of seclssasm allowed 70 end i' wsy mo NE