New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
SCHOOLS.
IYsTITUTT.
Select Boarding schcc. ior BOYS Al Tsrryowu ~ 7.
A NEWMAN PRfNCTPAL

Select Boarding schoc ior Boys Al Tsrrytowu NY.
A. NEWMAN Principal.
ft'hlS INSTITUTION u pleasantly slafer one-t1rl o.
mile north u The village, near re spot on N.ch MAJOR
Andre was taken and about hsf nile nom s sramtoei
anding and hnfson River Railroad The buildings are Wen
calculated Tor ne purpose, tlrcF pie lay ground &c
In is Institution young gentlemen VII De iJfolfhy .A
su-lle4 ~ ~ " y -lc-cA 81 -l .-l- iHl az
cscn -equisie Tor tOninercai pursuits cf --ls 80
TIE c'lcplre viii be- uLd sld parental ye, s-ieti cal
cuZ;e- excite and please rather tan 20 elnarafs &c
hrough hs s-ulles una be hss 3 thorough ard practical
knOvleige 4 tie same; 1nd every snron VII Pc pad 20
their manners, morals. and nie lecuel improvement
TIE P-ucoc having been more Than twenty years sue
eessrIy Gagged u ~ protection feels himself fully com
petezi 70 give perfect salscol - hose wno may psiIon
There are two terms in the year. eseh 2 weeks.
TIE Sumner Tern comm encng on ne re- q MAY snd
be admitted sny ume, bit rot or ess period t.l ore
term without sPecs sgreeienL Tie Pree q Board and
Tuition, including washing and mendilg, for the Summer
Term Is from S5 70 &C. and the Winter Tern from 81 %
sss according TO the branches pared psysbe II advance
REFERENCES:
Tsrrytown-Rsy. joseph Wilson, J. W. scTi1ner, Nd
Rev. ?. Char5erla, Rev. c. 4; Underhi-: New;Yc-k
CyRev. Bishop z. James, ID. RevB. Creaga Pastor
Church Broolle-s; Rev G. Goes. 20 Mllberry-s. Rev
2. R. Brown, Pastor N. z Cagrch, Greelests Rev. g.
: llvsl-sf; Rev : Cone D D Pastor ~ aplH Church
Broomc-st. Rev. o. Y. AlnermHn Pastor N +. Church
Bedford-si Rev s Remington Pastor q Bapus' Chnrch
sisnion-st New Haven. Ct-Rev. Jos Law mvis neoo
MECHANICS, SOCIETY sCHOOL.-Tns
through 70 Croslysf viii he re0Dcned on MONDAY. he
9th day Of August The location l. central AMI easy % &C.
cess from sli Psrs Ci The city.
The course 81 Instruction lis Institution D. u most
thorough and practical character and designed not only
10 c vae aud expand the Intellectual powers but also 90
the mind aud improve The heart, a. emrenty
10 qualify the pupils for future usefulueis.
The Mae Department sill be under DE immediate super
vision o Mr. James y Ncks0, as Principal, assisted by
Elk other Teachers all % whom bob by talents and
peence well qualified 10 discharge he important dulles
which have been iniustet % them.
The Female Department vii continue under The charge
of Miss Mary T. Bean a. Principal. assisted By six other
young ladies' an Of whom, not only by their superior mem
is endorW and Iferary cfarmenis, buf also BY their
high mora uac.er afs5c and amiabe department ana
pleasing ere. peculiarly qualified % have the
charge ~ th young ladies' who may b. plsced The In
sumlon.
The system o. teaching be- tbs Institution s By separate
Departments. IN C0leges-e4cn IeacheI having CO.
Tire charge NJ all e pupils who are pursuing any paficu
Jar branch o. study
The two Department. ere entirely distinct alf flscon-
uecet-fhe entrance in the Female Department beng irom
Broadway and that 70 the Mse Department from Cfosbys
Application for admission into either ~ The Departments
may b. made ~ ihe Principal 20 any Of The following
named reulefnen who compose the School Comwiree
Henry r lngsls Geo " Farrham. Thomas Esne,
Linus " Stevens, z Maxwell. p charisFoyne,
James Morris William Brady, Francis Sch9als
John Moore. George Endicott James fnyfe.
yl3 I'm LYMAN COBB. sec'y Of School Committee.