New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
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,InE MOuNr COLLEGIATE iN.rlFLTE

VnE u0UNT C0LLEGIATE iNsTiTtTE,
tol-- quare. GRO. ". CLARKE, 4 NJ and JAMES FAN
NlNC " Principals opens Ie las. quarter % lie seventh
on Monday The lh % Apr 1880 aud closes July 10
sel ~hch there j. vacation Of eig. weeks Past sue
cess encourages ue popneois 10 belize 'hsI h'r piis
90 instruction and general management 4 pupils VIII con
Time 90 meet with appreciation
hayilg several Years since observed tie Unsurpassed
beauty and hea tnless OF the location of rir lnstuuOn
win rooms speciby hted for instruction aud ample 10
sZ- a11 number for $50 pupils ceyonE rre stories Of
the building to The OF me .chOO with the average NUM-
her OF 90 pupils 90 each department Being corner house
the entrance ID he dwelling part occupied 10y one of ile
Principals Is 2l9 FOurlst and that OF he school 10 Mac
duggi Able Professors are employed al The branches
Of Engshsnd Classical education special attention being
m ~, csre 4 hr v.urrot and distIn Professor
Edwards hose m German are under the care OF Prot
Theodore G.suteaskee Prof X FdeuI1ela Ill d iases
charge Of the spanish The juvenile pupils are under the
personal Instruction well OF one Of the prnc
pals The proportion Of teachers % the number az pupils
Is hist Of " ~ which, under The advantage Of cessihca
lion according capdc ~ aud attainment, greatly multi
Plies the powers Of destruction The orgsnz auon Of The
school encourages Individual pupils 10 any Drapch adj
warmth
The pupils are allowed daily exercise 10 the P.s under
tire observation OF teachers. where lney enjoy The avian
iages of the country purity Of air and wholesome recre
The known hestnuuess Of the nj ghborhood teven
In times OF epdenic has enabled the pupils OF ms lssu
ton as general ruel 10 remain through he ere scnOOl
gratifying hearts Of parents by having their
chdrea al h0re their education conducted under their
own influence from day Ia day
No seciaran influence 10 eNened upon the pupils but the
Principals ncucate respect and reverence for al things
sacred and without strict morality no pupil ran remain
d member OF their school
Applications for entering scholars may be made DUNG
any part Of the day evening, when Circulars FOR paTcu
ar Information can be obtained
Strangers the above Institution are referred 20 The io
lowing names of lis pHJons
Hon John l. Mason Samuel W Slocum, EsQ
Rev Samuel Segburv, ID. Israel Minor Esq
Rev A r. Campbell ID. Geo W Souie Esq
Rev Duncan Dunbar. W. VI Nerriilye, ks4.
Rev John Lille. " m Taylor tsq
Prof Chas a. Lee VI d John Fairbanks, Esq
Chss Dickinson, D. Ihos Mchie, ESQ,
las Kissam NJ ID Charles LOwther ESQ
Edw. NaudeToo, MD. x Sedgwick, Esl
; 7 White, VI D. David Magic, ESQ.
A. n Gum MD. NJ o Roberts. Esq.
> Ball ND. ID X. Msrtln. Esq
) Il KIRBY MD GEO Elder. ESQ.
Jonu Newnouse. ESQ Wi!mOt Williams, Esq.
John SWOodward, Esq. Stiles Curtis Esq
NJ. Spier. Esq as Robinson, ESQ
p a Hargons, ESQ Sparks w LOWS tsq
Louis f Hargons ESQ Ebenezer Monroe. Esq.
VIM 81 ack ESQ Alex. NJ. L. Scott, Esq
Fraucis I. Sage ESQ Matthias ClaTg, Esq
John j. Phelps. Esq. MOnsOn Clarke, Eco
Geo ID Phelps Esq I. J. BOgert Esq
Tretw-ll kechum Esq. LOnderbaTs. Eeq.
X d. Weeks, Esq Francis Tryon, Esq.
tred'h Haveymer. Esq John c. Work ESQ
Warren Harriet, ESQ Jesse Browne, Esq.
Henry Gulager, Eco Asahel Jones, Esq.
w r.. Dodge ESQ. Alexander Fraser, Esq.
William WAY. Esq. Austin w Otis, Esq
Richard Bigeow ESQ. John Fryer, Esq
Samuel Leeds ESQ Nicholas llerdeT, Esq
Stewart SuTges, E,q. BaudOin. ESQ
Geo ii Swords, Esq John CapcutL ESQ.
ThOs j Stevens Eco. Louis = Fellows, ESQ.
Antonio Arsngueren Esq II Burger, Esq
Caleb Brush, Esq Adsp PeniZ, Esq
Sherman Eco Thomas kelte, Esq.
Cornelius Mclean ESQ w Gsbander, EsQ.
HI Hart. ESQ Samuel WiDant Esq.
Lyme Starring, ESQ. &c. sc &c. G20 If