The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-12

ryand offers advantages the education of young
ladies', seldom found united among these, the follow
ls It's location in the mountainous region Of Ekridge,
a he iser SnS Sgs
nH osa walk o Of e Sses r. sss%s5m Waa few
ElIicotr's Mills, by raoad from washing
Ton ely and one from Balore il is easy Of access to
and from Baltimore afford convenient communication
I'd Itsspacious elegant and conmodious buildings
private apartments for elder pupils for lodging and study
recitation, music and lecture rooms, chapel and all other
eonvenenoes required for the perfect Organization of col
3D. Its grounds laid OUT in gardens and sr,bbe-
g for the cultivation Of flowers, and offer Inducements
o active exercise And recreation in the pure open air
nestle superinendents secures to the pupils amount OF
instruction and care seldom to be met with in any instim
ton OF the kind Attic present time, onreen professors
d teachers are engaged IN their several departments of
H and devo'ns Their talents exclusively TO the eneiii OF
s Yale es e Ms pSns siaant sSan q
and has charge Of the graduating class in The department OF
English composition Miss Browne, so wei! known the
discipline OF the school, under the direction of the Principal
by seven female teachers mos. Of whom, in addition to
enee N framing The Young these ladies' live IN constant
them only instructors but panos
The French department under the direction Of
France aod enafs de- resides ii the institute
AND MS whole e to e p Of ms pupils
French Conversations The principal professor Of vocal and
instrumental T. Stratiord Dane formerly pupil
braed Sig'r Crvei,) and for teacher Kew
Palace, "he residence of his royal highness the Duke OF
and dancing taught 5y professors, and the natural
lectures by Professor Akin, of the University of Mary
land. Al 90. .F.s8g
has had long experience in directing Literary institution,
having passed many years as Vice Principal and Principal
~, founded by her sister, Mrs, Emma Willard. and after
the plan of which the Paapsco Institute is in many re-
known the public, the auihor Of Lncons Botany and
OF series Of books on Chemistry Natural Philosophy &c,
OF which have been repubisled ia Euope and translated
into French and Italian Associated with bis wife in the gen
er of the institute, and head of the family, is the
Ion John Phelps formerly distinguished lawyer and
sion of lis officers, should inspire parents and guardians
with perfect confidence in respect the safety OF their
daughters aud wards who permitted receive Wis
its except such sanctioned by the direction OF parents
c n s conu and
the pupils among whom DEATH serious ndisposition,
ace iden oiany kind has ever yet occurred. 5.rZt.
The entire expenses per for board and education
vary 5000 10 $500 and $780, according the studies
Accomplishments pursued circumstances may Justify de-
panue from established terms; but in general liberal pa
ne m i p pa ha
RR Bishop W PnnSn who i.
cesar convention Of Maryland says 'sThe late examna
ton afforded l greater evidence, if were need
inferior 70 none in the country, Of its kind.'' T ,
The following is extract from report to the trustees OF
nation April ft:s, an sexanining conlniuee = THE
course OF study n e Institute, presented 70 US in the
examination embraces comprehensive field OF scholastic
acllemenl and mpli-hmen and the manner in which
pursued well as the results which have been attain
ed, think highly cfedtabe to the teachers and Pu
ps aud every assurance the public that the great
Interests oil education cherished and secured in the in
sttute to dgree which we believe, unsurpassed ia any
other female institution in the country Signed by the
Rev. II T. Harrison, Hon. Z. Kennedy, and Hon, Chan
celor Johnson
As only limited number of pupils can be received, it is
desirable that aplcauons tor admission should be nade
eahy possl Die, addressed u the PrincIp lcos MIs,
Maryland l ~
iew in the normal teachers class s be
dlcd; and graduates tho Institute DESTROYS OF
obt ming snatons teachers IN private families or
schools fcGE aIta55 ezgiii l tFE. ei g.uI9Hf
The summer session will commence the 9th of May
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