New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25
Schools.
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TIE NEw-YORK GlAMlEAR SCHOOL


's..s-t p.rt N lh- ciiy and accessible - t-Ah''
h5a - p1re. /. a gr.fusis u Columbia college ana
ts.ros been ~ many years puctcA lrAcnri -
In - Re- ,tf3erce a. Us Us pr-'er. Anq io'''
Eeh-r psa- pos sxpsne h. been par 7, "a -
srr.-I la lie q rst c!sss Of scat- mi ca -
go, ~ IN III III facl -s AID aqpiancr' res il''7' O'
rompreb b. ns4r~ ard liberia educAlh.. -, ,, .,,r
III sy-TyN or ISsTRU CTiON-lhe slsN n pul.
- ra.ii'v,-o1 l. ossigcsd rot merely - aivani7
40 u-rf-t me student 10 The bfafcl,s l1lru y =. -
f1ld he mental pw-fs, 70 erAsn.s1 tes w i,t Ia,
49,. farnatgus TIE ot -ci ceIirgsls A-t 10 80 p ~
Ri TIE pupil Tor an efcent d.sesfse % .ns --s NJ
h. 4. ri.ing 10 life D g.alfg I'm 70 brcnu-r - ~
Der 4 lhs cymmuniiy-s vlftleui ini-il'srh 4-- ~
T"n P,en il determined rat .le irsruogn hal be
-,o ttsreugL To s1s eld ll subjects are Hss.el -
uca, a. possible alt i-1sila t-d % s--l -
'i a o.cver f,r fu-e il- iru ID sought az ef - -7
orioclpl.s on WhicL lrpru1s j. j. ihr n.lN ~ .f
tips 10 al bis teaching % lnc1ca-7 lIs na' -
- ~, nj ssiJo s1d hus ~ -ay as4fr -hoa'H
for sound and sccaIsts .eho -fsilp. ,t.,,iou IL *
, s1i,,sriugt 10 entire range 90 Eoelsn ara Nas''
- lodi /. and lie modern LtfEat2r- }. u. 49,
oreo.r. The pup. either f0r cymmecl- nc i'i - WY
n profession. Or Tor soInission ID coiirse-
The -rhOo. 10 separated toto i"o l-pai lllen.s -
The Coramercia Dspgl nfnf COZ me 81 @ 80
Of al 10. sa Mercantile EelcailOD' lnc'IDi-s '-7
hi cher Mathematics. ,..- -. c..
TIE CosssIfs Depfsai enbraers tbe Ls.lp sne Or
Clss..c. AID such ros ish ana hsin-ai'A Dialeir'
.v M d-sired sudells IN inis department may ur car
rel forward sny desf-e u collegiate
TIE Principal gives n-irucOn m tOil arpt ~
. aided by teachers O abIIty snd exprr'nc- - "fo-f 20
secure equal advantage go - ne rnncips,
constant supervision and "sicniul cNr over IN - ~
moi come under personal Instruction. ana briggs h- re-
citations Of every scholar IN frequent Iev',~ ~
Lectures scientific subjects are delivered weekly ~ ''
! Prpcpai and illustrated with experiments ,,
/ Prominent FEATURES or ThL sChCOi.-Ins ne
following Of in- features oi ihis sehyul WI
he Pnnc pa believes he important and 10 which he In
viles th- attention OF parents
l. Cultiraiisn Of The Eofuef and PrHsTo Of ieii9n-
T.is considered A. ess-nlsl pan eiecuca1on NJ ~
I'm Of training % complete which does not Instruct me
heart sswe - discipline me intellect -. pi,,io.i 70
afafFerNH IN mr. "rlIu
ards uesuess Of pers ard pOlen-s OF msnnef a. bas
5,.s,,e 10 v,upg gentleman and a. giving crO-ning
us re to all hs other requirements Iney therefore ioi
/ proper subjects u attention 10 the school ,.,
ta ,rt recreation the mind are equally nefr'say lo ne
l.ih ofth- student The rrcesses which occur between
rcctslions sofi sufficient Tine for ueie e1cfcs-f aa ait
~ Snail caSe, Il ound ihas boys derive greater al
vsnisges from the teachers insiricu'n N 'mal Gases
thanfn large The classes are formed IN reference 70
This principle and % The pupils every isc-
/ iiy for prof snd .horcnsfnsss u, ...,.. d,
with a. excellent Philosophical and Astronomical appara-
tus with variety Of Diagrams FOR Illustrating Lectures
/ and with a yalushle CAhue; ~ Mirera.s
/ EXAMINATION AND ENHiBlTlON-in order 10 -
cure he greatest thofuu shuess the classes are sls
examined upon ihein ne pupus are a'o ~, '.s'
nuslly osner, IN pubic speaking on "hch OCCASION
] te.tmouials are awarded 10 merionou- scholars
lnnger IN the school conducting himself ~i.h pfopr7y
and being sudous IN be habits msy receive ON leaving
diploma bearing the sea- Vi The Principal, and se'
ing NJ character sod ae amount %, ne seqlIeHsn"
D
pury Il he school is consideration of supreme npoi
iauc- he caution Will be- exercised 90 recry *
new scholars Candidates for admission must be Tree from
al confirmed vices No kini " d-ses u depihsly 49,
be Al and entif' y faaca e-iecs
Of character or vicious Qualities " heh woid
purity Of other MINDS, VIII be allowed 70 cfo's We
} threshold OF his school
In The Classical Department. 90 per quarter
! In the English Department Senior d
/ yIson. .....-.-..... .......-..s.+ IT ~ -
/ In the English Department, Junior Dlgi.
/ slUn......... sss'sssssss' W
EXTRAS.
Modem Languages, each.....-........ W
Music on the Piano. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 tn 90
/ Pens and Ink ........ .................- 50 e."
Fuel for the season e.
Vocal Music aud Drawing though ususy subject 20 an
charge deemed important parts Of an educa
ton ha, they are Included the regular without
additional ch4rge.
/ re- Tuition payable IN advance.
Pupils may be entered any time during the quarter.
PATRoSs The Principal refers with much confidence
to the following gentlemen who are Included among MS
present sud prmer patrons
Int Of Nam,s-Thos X. Cumming. Walter Jaeger, ia
COP Le Roy Rev 5 = IaTef Or Ea~d LS95oS
Heyer, Francis LuqIeer, Daniel Enbeis, A. G. Kings
land WIN L Morris, Fec Saul B. ROmsine, E.q Dr.
John " Crane Henry c. Hobart Joseph Evans. John r
Hurd d. Jas C. FORESTER James Aldi'ch, Dexter all
hsnS. d.. Chss Dickinson, VIM. {. Weimnfe' f-q beil
Ioder, l. Cook. Jr 81. Nsn Buren,, ID y Townsend Thos
Adds Eumel Ely Moore Joseph r. Tay Ion, John axe
James DominicE, Cornelius N Gaul. Edward Hughes
Rev David Bgier Hampton Woodfua, Gem. O. n. Sri
ker Samuel J OGDEN Edwd. N. Ehbels. +. II. Burger
Edwd Sherman, Ebens zer Caldwell Chs-. r morn
Iossph Goddard James Phalen. Frarcis ssu. Ffaucu
! Warden Jobn Oothout John suiwell. Elias II Heuick
jacob Herrlck. James Oatcoigne, NJ. II I maze Joii
/ ". Mason. Jesse Oakley. Andrew Cook VIM H. Coos
Andrew NJ ArcllAfus. Henry Jackson, Wlliism WINS
John Flegg Edgar living d. H. Robertson, David Board
B. r. MciIvsine. James b. Wilson. VIM a Duncan W n
/ T. Woodcork, Lewis Ballad. VIM. ID Judson, W m
! Balow VIM. r.. Lewis Geo. '. POmeroy, Tho, Is kch
aros Richard Ellison. Andrew Jackson, 2. h WIN am.
II Kiersted ssmuel Lynes, Jeremiah smith Rev; l. NJ
Vincent, Schuremsn Hasled, Rev. Danl smih' hs.vel
Weed Stiles Curi. Henry Calhoun w. J. R0ome IN
Plumb, Rev ). Remington, John De RuyteI, rev. %, %
CrsAgh b. d Brush. ID. h. NsnK Geek, Richd Ollbrf| W
g. Boggs Robt Gilchrist Capt A. B Eaton, n To,ri
Jacob Hoppock, Jss 5 Siurges A. POlhemus. T. a. LIP
: pt A. W NArfell b ID Brock ?. Gurus, Rev y
Levings. 4. Havisnd, l.. W. Miller, klchd sI sum
Jas L. Todd Zeuo {. SscoT, Francis GOdine' = shJueI
c. Benson David Johnson, q. Monaghan y o. W 80
$ TOOser, Luther c. Carter. Ava spear. r =. he!
rison + CrAssous, J. Wells r Hewitt, LlneohcA a
A. Denman. Lyman Denison, James Morris, fi-ensl
Campbell Jor,sn +. Mot. VIM. Browning. Jonn W enrf
Saml 4. Meyers, WIN Je~etl James Miller OEe' ~ -,
Ming VIM : Durham, Henry Lott J. FOUNTAIN - ~
srixas 5 T Wilson. J n. Milford, K. d. 3 awe. TO
Patiison. John Ryker. Jr Phillips, J. A May J. g. VI.
feu A. '. n. Webh. A. Flock. Dr. John. D"Vs CuIi't
pher Coli. A. s. Livingston, John ID. Loe Re, W, :
Kirby h. Bosch. P ? Lyon. y 7 Lyt n, J. u a.
NJ Tower Alfred Booth A. Brewer, h D9ug.hs AZ =
Pesfce. ;. gerrero A. Arnoux. Danl L EA'on 4, Z
Howe, Jas Cunningham, : {. Lynes, a AfhouN -. =
Howe &. W Miller, John Thompson, ROht sniih III,
Ramon. Jas ChesiernAn. : Fanung, }. heyo.css -
NJ Ioyi Julien. Oscar Irving r Ecclesi9n 1 &C.
Quinsn Philip johnson Chss O.born, Chs' Rogers IN
sha morrill, J. w. Oddie Luke Torhoss l. Van An'"el
w Van Antwerp, J. Van B-ntcloten, Henry ~ Nn.'V
George vaughan, jose h Woodward, thas Lee u
Hul.- Jas Lynch James Duh, l. = Carter lsAAc " bh
. ker Esq Henry Moore Isaac ksunheim.
Ih- Principal wishes understood, however INST q
form Of sectAsianism IL allowed 10 hnd IL way ln.o "