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ladies, seldom found unipd among these are the 6now
1st It, location. in the mountainous region of Elkridge
ana oVeroong NE Paapco river and surrounding coun
try, Is emineniy heahiu and combines in high degree
minutes walk of The depot of de Cumberland railroad. a,
fcot's Mills two hours' travel by railroad from Washing
ton city, and one oln Baltnore il easy OF
travellers from all sections of the country Onaihlses
and from Ra fmore afford convenient communication
with that city. ts-1s
I'd. Its spacious, elegant and afford
private apartments for elder pupils for lodging aud sady
convenience required for the perfect OF col
3D. lis extensive grounds laid out in sssnsa shrubbe-
es, amidst lawns and atoad the pupils opporu-
nifty for the cultivation Of flowers and offer ndncenen,s
Tor active exercise and recreation in the oPen air.
ith large establishment of proessess caclers and do,
sss snS esls ssis% re % % say %
ton OF the kind AT the present time, fourteen professors
instruction the greater namber them residing in the iam-
ny and d,yonS their talents exclusively 70 the benefit of
graduate Yale Colege is Professor Mental Philosophy
and has charge of the graduating class in the department OF
able and eiaieni Vice Principal IS assisted il he care and
discipline school, under the direction of the Principal.
by female teachers most of whom, in addition
thorough education have had the benefit OF long expert
ence IN training 'e young These ladies live II cons.an,
them only instructors but friends aud companions
hs French department Is under the direction q an accom-
France and ntte dc doit, who resides in the institute
and devoes his whole the improvement of his pupils,
aiiordng them every advantage Tor acquiring facility in
French eonve The principal professor OF vocal and
of Royal Academy Of Music in London, (under the cele
brated Sg Crive) and for some time teacher At Kew
dancing are taught Sy poisssoEs and S the natural
lectures by Professor Akin, of the University of Mary
9Th The Principal of the institute, Mrs Lincoln Phelps.
has had long experience in directing literary institution,
having passed many Vice Principal and Principal
y, founded by her sister, Mrs Emma Willard and after
the plan of which the Paiapsco Institute is, in many
spect nal Of his pstitu
known to the public as the author Of Lncos Botany and
and sundry works on the subject of Education &c
ofwhch have been repubished in Europe, and translated
into French and Italian Associated with his life in the gem
of the institute, and head of the family, Is the
Hon John Phelps, formerly distinguished lawyer and
9th The secsion of the institutes and the strict supervi-
sion of its officers should inspire parents and guardians
daughters and wards who IRE petied to receve no Wis
its except such as sanctioned by the direction Of
by letters of introduction from them An experienced
charge the clothing, health, and comfort OF
the pupils among whom death, serious ndisposon or
accident OF any kind has yet occurred. A
The entire nnnum for board and education
vary from $500 $500 and s4oo according the studies or
paure from established enns but in general liberal pa
tronage Is required to support the unspar,ng O.
ness or improvement of the pupils ,..n.,.p..
vstor 10 the Paapseo Institutes in mis- report to the Do-
cesar convention of Maryland says "The late examina-
ed how competent Mrs Phelps is to sustain an institution
inferior to none in the country, of its kind
Inc oiowhg IS an extract rom report 70 the trustees OF
the gentlemen appointed by them ociac at the exali-
nation in April, 1886, 'examinng committees :';'The
OF study in the Institute, presented to us nthe
examination embraces comprehensive field OF SCHOLASTIC
requirement and accomplishment, and the manner in which
is pursued well the results which have been attain
ed, think highly creditable to the teachers and pu
pills. and give the public that the great
interests OF education cherished and secured in the in
sttute to degree which is believe, unsurpassed in any
other female institution in the country" Signed BY the
Rev. T. HARRISON Hon. ]. p. Kennedy, and Hon. Chan
celor Johnson. R.
As only limited number of pupils be received. it IL
desirable Is
early possible addressed the Principal, Ecous Mills,
Maryland
few vacancies in the normal teachers class 10 be
filled and graduates of the Institute DESTROYS OF
obtaining situations teachers in private families or
schools. a# IL u. III eaF
The summer session will commence the 9th of May
March 5-tlNc