New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
SCHOOLS.
RDccAylos.
THE NEw-YoFK GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

cHAs LYoS. A. PsfscfPAL-
THIS IL silusi-d 10 sn elevsted arc
pleasant p.rt Of The cy. and 10 accessible ~ sAses
from The reuIoiesi sections Of the town .p.. -
rhe PrncPsl 10 srsduse OF Sogno D.s-J h. res-rs
win c'nhdeooe 10 dis uum@rnus preser. -
patrons residing IN ios eisy go M 10 s.es this
sehoo In BE- srst elias OF scsdsnes ihsuunons aoa 20
provide for II ali ID. fse ities .od appliances ''s
90 Tst ~ 1890 OF system par.
sord NJ ts Iosliruioa 10 d.sg' ed noi metsy 80 - ~
80 ne ain .rt 10 the branches studied o1i 10 un
~ - - ,,si p,w.,s 70 ensnien the ods meni 70 fern
eorreet t.bs ao1 10 give moral ana us-ia oiecon ~
=, 49,, no nj ~ an ecenI discharge u the duties 70 which
he is f.lpg in f- W qsafs MN 70 Do come 10, M
b-r " The comnuny-s yria0us in'sihten~ 400 ps'Ne
Tn Principal 10 determined tina; the Instruction sht be
most tl~roufA To tnis end al subjects are esleo
,c.v a. psssble and Illustrated 10 such manner - 20
thinking AID ressoo po~efs ard 70 enao tns
pu iii 70 discover himself the truth ssr sno lne
Pr. III ,ssching 10 inculcsts the bsbI Of esr-fal
and patient iovesss alton. and nos 10 Jay eso'o
'o rE1,ssr or sTTDY The course Of Instruction 10 ex-
tsosiSe embracing entire Of Eosso 400 Cs.
Ell .tud sno lbe modern Language l. dengoeoi 70
he nnI either FOR commercial life. for The slady
Of a profession or for admission TO Coiiegs.
The srboo i' 'epsraed ioo TWO
Of 40 En sh and Mercantile Education, including NE
higher nsbemsics- o,,s..
clsss,r. s,d such Epgh.h Mathematical branches s
msy be desired Students 10 this Department may
RED forward 10 degree OF cOliefisie ~ au,'
TIE pdneioal gyss ns ructon In both Department. ano
10 aided by l-sebers Of ability snd experience w ola.,
secure equal sdssnss.s 70 az s ,srs over hoss 10 DO
Dot come unoer his personal nsuueuon ans oogs .n ~
citations Of every scholar IN ifsq1sp. nv he
D,,nrtnsi and illustrated with experiments
pRosiNENT FEATURES or TIE sCHcOL-Ihs
following are Of IN. features OF tnis scnool ~hch
H. believes important and 10 which ne H.
viies III aienhon Of parents 49,,
/. Cnlfrraton Of The Motire, and Prrep1e, Of Ae'n-
a u OF education NO
I'm on training 10 complete which does not Instruct he
heart IS well ss discipline ibe intellect - p,,,,,os 70.
2 strict attention 10 per'onoi hHbI-Ihe rnnclps r.
yards person and poltsness OF nsnnef ts no
psnssbeIo young gentleman snd a. giving gro shng
iusre 10 all his other requirements they therefore o'n
proper subjects OF attention in the school -.
8 Phys,oal Edaestion Gymsssic exercises wbne t.ey
se,b ~ he student The recesse. which between
recitaons sford sufficient time tor these are
Snau Clos,-I 10 found that boys derive greater adj
vsptages from The teachers ipstrucnpn " shh casses
than 10 large ones The classes arc 40 s
iris principle and 10 secure 10 me pups every sc
Inv for proficiency sDc tborougtness ,,,,,
APPARATUS AND CABiSET The scoooin Provloeo
with an exceent Philosophical and As onomicaI sppsrs-
tus with vsiety Of Diagrams for Illustrating Lectures
and ~ih vslusble Cs6os ., M , ssas
cure me greatest horou ghness The classes are subjected
10 an occasions. revision of their sudie snd are carefully
e1smped 200 them The pupils are also exercised an
nualiy or ofl-per IN pubic speaking on when occasion
,e.tinouisls arc a~arded TO merilOrious scholars
DIPIOwA-Ev-ry student VINO remains one year or
,n,s, IN The SCHOOL conducting hms.f uilh prOpriety
and being sudous In bis hspits y receive on ssvns
dploms bearing the The sea- d ne Principal ano s'e'
ADMISSION OF NEW sCHOLARs-As the mora
purity q The school 10 Confederation OF supreme ppof
,snc- The utmost will be exercised IN RECEIVING
new scholars. Csncdses for admission must be free rom
ali orfrmed vices. No kind or degree OF deofaVl ~en
csn,ot . nj on c. and efOme1no rsdcsl d@f-cs
OF chs,acter or Vicious qualities which would endanger
the purify Of uinos will be allowed 10 cross me
threshold Of This school,
In The Classical 90 per quarter
10 tie Engli.h Department, Senior Di
yson..... ......-',...s Az y"
10 the English Department, Junior Divi-
siou.. '.....'.. ''''''' w
Modern Languages, e,ch............" 90 -
Music on The Piano. !" w .
Pens and lns ....,.s s;.'''''''''''''''''
Vocal Music and Drawing. though usually subject 70 IN
charge, are deemed go important parts OF ga eouea
ton Ia. they included In the regular course whout
- Tuition payable 10 advance.
Pupils may he entered any Time during the quarter
PATRoss The Prncl al ref-,s wh much confidence
TO the following enll-men who are included among bis
Isf Of Names 3 Cumming, Walter jaeger; ia.
Iohn H. Dyser., Boom. Jas NJ H-sted. Ewd P.
Hessr, Francis LUqre@r, Daniel Ebbets A. = Kings
lard. w% Mos E's saul b. hJp sine. hs 9bn n
Hurd Dr. Jas c. Porfe.ter James Aldicn, nehter Az,
bsns, Dr. Chs. DlciInson. Nm C. we'morr, LEG; REL
Aodi. Emm-t Ely Moore Joseph r. Taylor, John = Az
J 4m-s Domtnics, Cornelius N Gsui EDWARD hagses'
her samuel J. Ogcen Edwd. N Ebb-t-. L. II: Burger,
I'd Nd Sherman, Ebenrzer Caldwell, Chss p IhOrn'
lose RI Go ;dard James Phalen Francis salns Mcls
Warden, ohm Oohout John sti!wel, Elias H. Hefiics'
Jacob Herrick James Gscoigne NJ n Chs,e, John
W. Mason. Jesse Oakley. Andrew Cook WIN X 1o"k'
Andrew NJ Arculsrins, Henry Jackson, Wlh-m Wills
Jono Flsge, Edg.r Irving D. II Robertson David B9srd
r. Woodco~k Lewis Ballad, Nm. ID Juoson, w IN. IN; ~
tsllo a. WIN. v Lewis Geo V. Pomeroy, Thos hlch-
aras Richs'd Ellison. Andrew Jackson =. "a wh,sn,
n T Kiested Samuel Jynes, Jeremiah smith, hev IL. NJ
Vincent, schursmsn Hslsled, Rev DanL smith hsiyey
Weed Stills Curis Henry Ca houn. w: j. Roome IN
Plano Rev 5 Remington J1nu De kuyt-r, Rev Is.
Crrngh & d Brush. d. L. VanKie-ck, Richd Gilbrrt w
q Reggs Robi Gilcbrisi Capt A. r Eaton X. Foster
Jacob n oppock jos s. StUrges, A. Pohemus. C. IL LIP
pit A. w wsrdell, b D. Breck P. A Curtis, Rev N
Jas L. Todd, Zeuo C s-cor, Francis Godine Snyder
O. 8 Benson. David Johnson. o. monsshsn 3 D. WSieI
j 8 Too. err Luther C. Carter Ava Spear. Z. C. Har-
rison. Y Crsss.us, J. Weis He~n, r Llneoscn, a
Campbell, Jorlsn L. Mot, VIM. Browning, John "eIsr'
sami A. Meyers VIM. Jeweu James Miller, Oliver Dun
ming WIN 8. Duuhsm, Henry Lott, J. Fountain b NJ
seixas s T. Wilson, j. n. milford, r. D. auve Inos
Patsison John Ryker. Jr Philips, A. May j. u mer'
reli A. v "A Webb, A. Flock Dr. John, Dsvis Chrhso'
pher Colt, A. s. Livingston, John D. Locke, Dr. n
Kirby b. Bosch. T. P Lyon. d P. Ly n, J. D. Clark
NJ Tower, Alfred Booth A. Brower II Douglas, AID n
Pea,ce, g Yerrero, O. A ArnoOx, DsnL G. Es'on, i
Howe Jss Cunningham, 3. c. Lynes, A. Arnoux, b. r.
Howe, @. w Miller, John Thompson, Rob- smlln, III Am
Rsvnor Jss Chesiermsn s. Tanning, j. Heydecter Jas
A. Hoyi Julien. Oscsf Irving r. Eccleson, = T. fack
wood Eiwd Cook, ). Philips, b Nones, r.
an. morrill, j w. Oddie. Lute Torboss, L. Vac Antwerp
w Van Antwerp, J. Van Beu,cholen, henry II Vision
George Vaughan, joseph Wosdwad, Chas. Lee II =
Huls- Jas Lynch, James Duff L. Carter, Isaac u Bar
her Eco Henry Moore, Isaac ksunheim
rue Principal wishes understood, however that nS
form Of sectafsaism 10 allowed 10 hnd iIs way into ,h'
sch bol W. :" W
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