New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
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DRIVATE INSTITUTIONAL Lady
III having long experience and versatile talents rssA
or aud who give the best references wishes 10 ION
engagement either instruct classes OF young lalss
schools private families. Residence, No 80 West aA
DOUGHkEEPSIE COLLEGIATE
III SCHOOL-Another examination OF the pupils u -
school held Thursday and Friday OF last wect -
usual numerousy attended BY our citizens and 49,
from abroad besides the committees selected TO take
tcuar charge of the classes From the coinfencemen
the conclusion the proceedings excited deep interest
the excellent system Of instruction trimming which -
been followed in that Justly celebrated n.sts.H
Esq On Friday evening the exercises concluded NJ
the reading OF compositions, declamaons and daosso
the part Of the Students SO great the crowd The
eason that many unable obtain admitanca ahoe
the weather was unfByorable.
We regret inability to give short detail OF sss~
cises but the reports Of the several examining comfs
ven below will IN great measure supply the Ssdes.
to that OF literary institution in the country, and -
high character is known only throughout the Unitd
States but In the West Indies Mexico and South Ams
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE IN MATHEMATICS
The Committee tchom Entrusted ne misatcs @ -
Mathematical Department. Of the Collegiate SeAok ~
That in this department eerea classes lave been sxsul
making aggregate OF about so scholars nearly enetS
whom maximum Of the first gade In their standing
One entire class attained this srsds thing ycntse =
cay, of rare occurrence.
careful systematic and thorough training The dchcience
comparatively tew-no more than two OF three es
would be considered marked dehclenciesi and uoss -
young certainly capable OF better and more @oes
| ful effort.
The Committee observed with peculiar st6csos tsss
while the classes had In most cases gone over more %
than during the half year preceding the last exannsf,e
the present examination rather exceed that exceeo ~
was,
Your Committee, with entire confidence In the use4d
their opinion, renew their approved OF the counss q 49,
cal, Si If The ne
success OF the instructor N TINS department.
The gentienany ana respectini aePortment o. ne
oents tneii ass. ~ N me-. sue' ,ne 49,
ness oi lneiI ssweis .ien ,eauness Ia shs aha -
In expressing thcoenn ana Pfooieins gwen Dy inc go
zee %sie 700 sss 70 pass ~ over w'.o.t seo
mendation IA teae fespse spec, inc yoSIs ssnee .
The oo% ~ G5, st e'S%. ne otas 80, 49,
Mn'. ~ "' T"Nv'"SP'" "0'''y'"'' h'''"'" "'S'''
Eve classes IN Latin and TWO IN creek passed Tss
pleeepto and then BY the e9mmitiee Every sl.
~l 49,, hsi In, .,s5 a, s sar 49, &C. a;s.rsct -.
iaa,;n a. no. b,sss 70 sy ~ ,hsy -
present when the progress OF the pupils as well = ts =.
and hdenty OF tae teache,s were more manifest lnzs
present TIME rioiessor Ma'Ine ana rev 'i 80 49,
accomplished and energetic gentlemen VINO nsse 49,
lls sem 70 nave ~ ' ~; iss ~
nngthe past tef ana 20 nave succecocn "a 'nsPnhhr
pupils with an ardent desire to accomplish escytnI
stIucoIs couo WISH. Sosns nsn l oss 49,
I'D he sons ,ns .yere e~ScnaIx the resnit on ss -
ga by sone pupils, "1.c s"o 'esais " 80. - -
met,enioh W ouly ~ may, ~ rsS sec'n ..' a. -s~,
uc1iarZe anu noh NJ que case o. s ssss -
zee WIZ oe lal nom ooine put !. .nel op . ~ ~
conduct aa algenee sluay nes psp' syle,s -
sccodihty, WIN great pleasure .ns, tSo
gentlemen are named as having attained the msD
CIasscs in their respective classes viz;
MN. * Deas OF ON Laiin 1 clss
rlau =; 1arpenter, o. ~, -, oiees e.~S
Nm, I'm III H. nrancn OF sIn d Lanhsms t
WIN: thompson, OF "a oioeA 80 49,
~ wona DC aoihz n)ustlce 10 MARY 90 -. a
not 10 state hat seveFai other young % ~. an 80
ne hees OF the tour above named guy SUI ~ .sssxol
1ouss were Dy mars . DrsaaIn h ., ~, ..s III
Besides the above classes, the undeInsneds ~ 49,
recitation Of Glass In "GTeenes Analysis ~ ss.cy
Language under the care OF Mr. orshanL In 81 o ~
displayed In mis- rather Dry study inecsse Ii ou -
part OF the teacher as well ~ Correspondents a''s
part OF large ,nAlonty oil the pupih u,u n CROSBY
Apli "a, leo% W. IL
.,.,. >isusis
The Conmittee appointed to examine - ,hev -
the Poughkeepse Collegiate SCHOOL, rePo'5 'AA'
PERFORMED the duty assigned them .,,.,s~< a u
In doing this they have listened with great inIe 10
classes IN Greenes Analyses OF the English Laasu'e
Chemistry taught by Mr. Graham; ia Enssa y -. II
and Elocuiion taught By Mr. HaseInan The Pr1ncs%yS
the pupils clearly Indicated that these gentlemen
and successful instructors. ,..ik -
The classes in Bookkeeping and ChirorsP1!' - -
Messn Dudley Bartlett aud Leyro, showed 'a. 49,, - -
hnd been taken by the teachers and pupils 70 rspkp
ter In the elesant accomplishment OF oes ~, oSs