New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
SCHOOLS.
tpucsTior.
THE NEw-YoEK GRAMMAR SCHOOL
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THE NEW-YOEK GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
SO Broadnay
cHAs y A PRiscirAi - "A
THIS INsTITUTIONis sirusso 10 az elevs'.o 80
Il pless.rt p.rf II the cry, snd 10 Accessible ~ -
from The remoiss sections 81 tho town ,-,,sy. ana
rb- p,incfoal 10 a srsouase Of Columbia Con-ts e.
having been fr many yesfs prac'ica 49,, nd FORMER
win c'bhdeoce 10 MA n1m.r%o' p,',e e,cJ
N,Ssr osn. Dor ,sp-nss been spare 70 p'.s s so
schoo fr.i els.s OF REQ .ite Tor
provide for Il ell The fsci it-s $40 sgy"'NN' -
ss,n,,. ~ r.,v, Ard lihefs scucsiirn -. -.
TbE SYSTEM or INsTkO .,s'v ~ .dx,rro
90 N t1i Io.lfution c.sgsed DOT mercy 20 s'sshco
soSo 10 % ~ n tho brsrch.s ,tuc ed bal 10 un-
s,,o ne m-n,a we's 10 enhshi-n ne oe nm :, " ni
I ,hi,. and TO give moral and s.'fui direction 70
,,,ons TIE vtject c"Supu.ly s-gtin y-~ 10 10
:, ~ On oil f ece9 discharge Of dues 10 winch
~ .e IA lie 10 c.slf. bim ~ b. cone useful mem
-, "A me cmmunys yirtoous in1eiisent acc psirloAc
p,e.p.l IL deieruipsd that the rucion shall b
mat rough To THIS end al sub-cts are treated - pfsc-
teny a. ps.ihe and ilustrs-d Ia such msnn-f as 70
s...iIbe ibbkng asc re-sOoi po~e so 70 .nsne .ns
uroclp.s on which d. psncs IL 10 TIE sn OF he rfn
cipa al his teaching 70 ncu este n- hsb o' esI'e
s6o patient and me- 70 Jay sure
for sound add sccUfaie schoi-fshp
COURSE or -TUDY The course OF iosirueuon 10 ex-
tensge embracing tbs .Bnr- faose 81 Ens'o 40 oiss
cal stgdi and the mooern Lstgusses IL ,oe.isuro 70
p1euaf. The pupil eher for commercial life, i0f The sleoy
Of a profession, for admission 10 College
The ScbOOl 10 .epsrsied into Two departments
TIE Coaeroal DeJ1ysnnf preh-lo al he branches
Of an En- lien Mercsntne Education, including D7
higher msheInsilcs -, 80 rae.
Classic. ,uct n g.h and Mathematical bratenes -
may be desired students IN III. spsfmesI boy De
red forwsr3 a. sry degree Of COLLEGIATE soYsncrmehI
The Pnncps gives ns rucOD IN hOib d-Pafim-nis ADO
10 aideo by teachers Of sbiy and spef-ne- 10
1870 so1si adyausgrs 10 all the Principal exercises
ansrvl.n ADD wsiehfu care over MOE " no 90
NOT come under he PERSONAL inshucuoh' bla ~
rIistu. Of every scholar Ia frequent r-yi." p-ipfs I'm
Trtu,e. on sc-nhr subjects are Delivered weekly % NC
priueipal and ilustrst-o win experiments ~,
PROMINENT FEATURES OF TIE sCbcOh-Loee
ooing r. some " HI features Of this school, which
The believes TO he important and 10 winch ns ID
CI,,Tafiea N fk, Hof,re, and P5rnepi,s Of Aetion
TLiss considered essential part Of education MOI
TEN Of training IL complete winch ooes n'' in''u0' "e
he.rt a. wei ss discipline the Intellect.
Stret att,nf,on 10 personai habits Tho Principal re-
cards Of peIsoD snd poteness o. snnef % Lo
o-nsabe 70 young gentleman, and as sNpg ~ri.t
s,r. 10 all his other acQyir-Dents They therefore form
proper subjects Of attention In TIE scn0oL ,.,..
pLyncal EduosfiOn --Gymsastc exeroi'es WINE tpey
sao,d ,ser-son T. ne mind are equally necessary 70 The
health of the student The which occur oel"-ep
reca,ons afford ,ucien. time for there exercises snd are
Sindi Glasses II Is found hat boys derive greater az
vantases from mo teachers ibsirucuoo 70 sa
Than In large Tue classes are formed ~ reference 70
hi. principle ana % The pupils every isci'
lly for proficiency and lboToushnes ,..,,
APPARATUS AND CABINET -Toe SCHOOLS pfoVloea
with an excellent Philosophical and Astronomical appas-
tbs with variety OF Diagrams for Illustrating Lectures
and with q valuable Cabiuet Of hiferais
EXAMINATION AND EXuIFlTlON-ln order 70 So
ce lbe greatest horDughne.s - classes are SUBJECTED
occasional revision ~ ihef su1le' auo = ~
examined upon them Toe pupns are aso sc.sioo
nusiy or ofener In public spesslog on wneh oecasion
te.fioouisls ~srded 10 meritOrou- schOihs
DlPLOMA-Eyefy student who remains one yea' oi
longer IN The school. conducting himself with pfornsy
and being sudious In his hspiu ms. receive on sshs'
dip oua rearing The sea Of the Principal ana su-st
ing MS character ard the amount Of bis requirements
ADMISSION OF NEW sCHOLARs-As Toe mora
nnrtv 81 ths school consideration Of supreme impof-
lance the utmost will be exercised IN receiving
new scholars Candidates for sd mission mnsl be rec ron
ali coo6,ned vice.. No Kind degree u deprauy which
c.nno be- AT and -ntr. IN refomedno radical defects
OF cbsrartsr or vicious qualities, which would endangef
the purify OF other mnos, VIII DC so"eu W C'o's 'no
threshold OF his school
In the Classical Department. sl5 90 per qlsrsr
10 the English Department, Senior d. -
In The English Department Junior Divi-
son.........'...''''''... 49,. .''''''' w
Modern Languages, esch..............'
Music CD the Piano. ~ s0 . :.
Pens and Ink 80. .'.''''''''''''''''
Fuel for the season ell ,,.-. -. -
chsrge are deemed important parts OF an -duea
ton ha h-y are included in the regular course without
additional charge,
~ Tuition payable 10 advance.
Pupils may he entered al any Time during the qnarter
PArsoss The PRINCIPAL refers with much confidence
TO the following gentlemen who are included among his
present and fo' mer patrons -, =,
Last of Names -Thos. 3. Cumming, wsl.er Jaeger; ia
cob lie Roy, Rev 5. H. Turner, u d Dr. Ed~d kudio~
John n. Dysers, A Booth. Jas NJ Hslsted, Ew'd r.
He,-r Francis r LUqn--', Daniel Eboets A. c; kings
land. Wm. l. Morris, Esq ssml B. Romsue, Eco pn
John w Crane Henry c. Hobart Joseph Evans, John X
Hurd Dr. jas c. Porre'ter James Ad'ien, Dexter sr'
Loder z Cook Jr NJ. Van Buren,, Y. Townsend. Thos
Addis Emmett. Ely Moore Joseph R. Taylor John sax
Jane. Domiuios, Cornelius N Gaul EDWARD H9gn-s,
kor. Samuel J. OGDEN, Edwd N Ehbe" T. II; burger
Edwd Sherman Ebenezer Cauldweli, ChSs +. Thorn,
lose Nh Go1dar James Phslen Francis sslus ffsocls
Warden, John Oolhout. John suiwell, Hiss H. h-f,ek
Jseob Hernck. James Gsscoign-, NJ h Chase, JOIN
W. Mason, Jesse Oakley. Andrea Cook VIM H. .ook,
Andrew NJ. A'culsriur Henry Jackson "nh-m W nLls
john fsgg, Edgsr living, d. II koberson Dsvld bo.fd
B. R Mclvsile James Wi'oa VIM punean ~, w N y
p. Woodco~k, Lewis Ballad: VIM. ID Judsoo' W IN D.
sslo ', VIM. Lswi' Geo " Pomeroy Tho, ~, q Rich
ARCS Rchs,d Ellison. Andrew Jackson. L. Williams,
n T Kiers,ed Samuel Lyn-s, Jereuisr Smith Rev. L. NJ
VINCENT schur-m.n Hslssed Rev Dsn- smth. Harvey
Weed Sn.s Cur 10 Henry Ca houn. w j. hoome " no.
Plumb, Rev REMINGTON Jonn De huyfI ,,, hss' W o.
@ Boggs. kobt Giichrist Capt A. b E.'on ro,'-f'
Jacob Aoppock J.s S. sturges, A. Polhemus C. n Lip
ievings; X. Haviand, l.. w. Miller, Rich'd sullwel,
Jps L. Todd Zeno S-cor Francis Godine, A. snyoer,
@. Benson David Johoson. o Monash.n = D. Wsier'
J Too.ef Luther c. Carter. va Spear. r. O. mar
ri.on Crsssous J w-lls. r Hewii, Z Y Linebaok. A.
A DeDman Lyman Denson, ysn es Morris, f,eemsn
Campbell, Jorisn l. Mot wm: Browning, John Weller
sami A. Meyers, WIN. Jeweu. James Miller, Oliver Dun
ming, WIN. s. Durham, Henry Lott J. Fountain b M
ssis.' 5 n W.ss n n psiiS T. Nav mes
rell, A. V. ii wsbh A. Flock Dr. John D.vi, ChIi'io
phe1 Coz Ra.cs .ynf' soa 60Ph IL cias
NJ. Tower, Alfred Booth, A. Brewer, n Douglas AL \
Peace, $ Fenero. @ A. Arnoox DsnL C. Eaon, a
Howe Jas Cunningham, =. c. Lynes, A. Afnonx, Is =
Howe o. W Miller John Thompson, Robi smiih Hiram
R.ynor Js Chesiermsn. 3 tannng. J; heydseke E ia.
NJ Howl M Julien Oscar Irving T. Ecceston y. C. Psck
wood Edw'd Cook. J }. Philips, }. Nooes II +
Qunsu Philip Johnson, Chss Osborn, Cbas Rogers, kl'
chs morrill,. j. w oddie. Luhe Torooss T. Nss ADM,
/ George Vaughan, Joseph Woodward, Chas Lee, II
Hulsr Jas Ly pch Jsnes Duff, L. y Carter Isaac o. Bar
her Fac Henry Moore, lsasc Rsunhem
Ins Principal wishes It understood, however. that u
form Of seciarsnsm /, allowed 10 ind its way ino III
school so.S <~eod
NUUNG LAOIks' sCHOUL-MAs. cL.ESE, sac
cesscr 10 Miss hsines, WIZ enter upoe NE ouu.s