New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-05
SCHOOLS.
MOUNT WASHINGTON ooLLEGxATEa
lMSTITUTE

2l8 insoP.qas;s, sEokaE Y: GLARE II sad
Year on Monday the 9Th OF Bepierpber, 1880 Past
success encourages the propetors to believe that Instr
continue 10 meetwh appreciation.
Having several years since observed tbs unsurpasse1
beauty and heahfu OF the location of thefr nttuto
they ru The lot and built thereon The preesn edca
with ro0us erpe ciely fitted for instruction. aud pie In
size and number 1870 pupils de voting three stories OF tho
building 10 lie the schoo with sverage number
Il 60 pups In each department Being corner house,
the The dwelling part occupied ny OF the
Principals 2s Fourthst and that OF tho school 59 Mac
dougsi Abe Pioiessors employed in all the bran :hea
Il English ard Classical EducAuon special attention being
given the Mercante Depstn ent The CLASSES II French
in charge OF The venerable and distinguished Professor
Edwaros those in German are under the care Of Prof
Theodore Gieubentklee Prof Pslenzuea, LII takes
charge of Spanish The j1verils pupils under the
personal instruction well as one OF sae Principals
The proportion scheie TO the number OF pupc that or
90 which, under the sdvsnta OF cIessif alton
cordDg to capacity and attainment gfeag mulPhes the
courpges individual pupils 10 any branch to advance 10
lgber clas,es whenever their proficiency will watsn
The pupils ere allowed de1ly exercise In The Park under
the observation OF teachers where they enjoy all the ad
vsniaPes OF the country, for purity OF air and wholesome
recreation.
No secerien influence ia exered upon the pup but the
Principals ncucate respect aud reverence for all things
seced and without srct morality, no pupil can rem n
member OF their school.
Applications for entering scholars NAV be made during
any part Of the day evening, when circulars fol- pareu
lar Information can be obtained.
Strangers above lbs tuition referred to The fol.
lowing names of Its patrons
Re1 Dr. ssabny j. s. su[ses ESQ Rbenr Monroe Esq
ReyDrA.ECampben, G. H. Swords Esq. A. NJ l. Scott E.q.
Rev JIM Macdonald T. J. Stevens Esq Matthias Clark, ts1
Rev Duncan Dunbar A. Aranguron Esq Clarke Esq
Rev. John Lille, Caleb brush Esq. T. j. Dosert, Esq
Prof A Lee MD B. B. Sherman ESQ D. Loudsrback Esq.
Cha Dickinson,m D. C. Mclean Esq FIancl5 Ifyon, Esq
jas, p Kaarn. MD. II. b. Hart, Esq. John G Work Esq
ysnderpoof o IVinsn T.s4~ Esq.
White n b. Lyme Starting, Esq. Asahel Jones'. Esq
AN. Gunn MD. ?. j. Cohen, Esq. Alex + raIer Esq
A s Ball MD Edw Coleman, Esq. Austin w. OTIS Esq.
AleJ Clinton MD. NJ. C. Brooks Esq John Fryer. Esq.
8 R Kirby MD. NJ b. Newman, ESQ n d. aerier ESQ.,
no NewLouse ESQ Wherspoon Esq c. A Baudouns, Esq
j S. Woodward Esq Israel Minor, Esq John Copcut' ESD
G. NJ Sp.r ESQ Geo w. soue Esq. L. S. Fellows, Esq.
A Hargous ESQ., w N Yemlye ESQ T. H. Burger, Esq.
L. E. Hargous ESQ VIM B. Taylor, Esq Adam pentz, Esq.
WIN Black Esq j. Fairbanks, Esq. Thos. ketel, ESQ
Fra p sage ESQ Thos McKie ESQ. A w Gabapdau, Esq,
John Phelps ESQ. Lowther Esq T. A. c. Gray Esq
Gee d Pbelpps Esd r. Sedgwick ESQ. w Wheeler, Esq
Ted'l Ketcham ESD David Magic ESD NJ. Wilson, Esq.
R D. Weeks EsG. NJ. O. Roberts, Esq. RLowerre, Esq.
r Havem-yer Esq D. r. Martin ESQ. VIM 1owerre. Esq
w Harrot Esq. =. A. Palmer. Lsq S. j. Berry Esq
Henry Gulage Esq. Elder, Esq Daniel Walker, Esq
w f. Dodge Esq w. Williams, Esq. Philip Henry, Jr
VIM Way Eco Stiles Curtis. ESQ,
R. Bigelow, Esq Jas Robinson, Esq SO 6ts9''i4EliEs