The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-08


ryand, offers advantages for the education OF young
ladies' seldom found united among these, the low-
ing;
LIST. Its location in the mountainous region of Ekridge.
and overlooking ,he Paapseo river and surrounding coun-
Is cmnenily healilul, and combines high degree
the beautiful aud picturesque in scenery. Within few
nnt %Ih s o. ag asI, % S v @ At
city, and from Baltimore, il is easy of to
travellers irol all sections OF the country ommbusses 10
and from baltimore afford convenient communication
ID lis spasons elegant and afford
private apartments Tor elder paps for lodging and study,
recitaol music and lecture rooms, chapel and all other
convenience required for the perec organization Off col
3D. It's extensive grounds laid out in gardens srubbe-
ries amidst lawns and groves afford pupils opportu-
nifty cultivation Of flowers. and offer inducements
for active exercise and recreation N the pure open AR
mesic perntendenis secures the pupils amour, of
instruction and seldom To be met with IN amy iastih-
an teachers r are engaged in their several dspanen Of
instruction the greater number of residing IN the fam
institute The Rev. Mr. Clarke. resident chaplain, "a
Of Yale Co ~, Is rfos q Mental phosopay
English composon Miss Browne 50 well known as the
dne the f sas
by seven female teachers mos, Of whom, in addition to
ence in training the young These ladies live
intercourse with the pupils who are accustomed to regard
The French department under the direction Of
shed professor Mons Leyls q the OF
and his whole time the improvement OF his pupils
Attending them every advantage for acquiring facility
instrumental music is T. Strntord Damer formerly pupil
The Royal Academy of Music in London, (under the eee
Palace he residence Of his royal hghness the Duke Of
cumberand" Drawing, painting in water colors and oil
sciences are explained and illustrated experimentlly, in
lectures by Professor Akin, of the University OF Mary
9th The Principal Of the institute Mrs. Lincoln Phelps,
has ens n as vea
Of the Justly &c celebrated h and s Trey sss
re pan Of ~ ef is' @ IT, m
spects, modelled The Principal of this institution Is we'll
of series of books Chemistry. Natral Philosophy, &c.
and of sdy works the subject of Education, &c., some
into French and Italian Associated with lis vile in The gen
e of the institute, and head of the family, the
Hon John Phelps, formerly distinguished lawyer and
9TH The seclson of,he institute the strict supervi
sion of its officers should inspire and guardians
with perfect confidence in respect the safety of their
daughters and wards who permitted to receive no Wis
by letters of introduction from them An experienced
has charge the clothing health and comfort OF
the pupils among whom death, serious ndispostion
accident any kind has ever yet occurred.
pursued may Justify de-
po"ss 70 o%a
the Principals for all that promote the comfort happi-
"s Tse REs Rsv Bsap hs WSa s who officially
TO hs "a INSTITUTE N ms report a' % an bo
has afforded still greater evidence, if need
ed how competent Mrs. Phelps s sustain institution,
Fl \
The following from report the trustees of
the gentlemen appointed by them TO oitciae a the x$mi-
nation in rl, 1916, examining committees 4; The
course OF study in The Institute, presented to tlsn
examination, embraces comprehensive field Of schot stc
requirement and accomplishment and the manner IN which
pursued, well the results which have been asn
ed, think highly cretabe to the .eachcss and pu-
pills. and give every the public thar the great
OF education cherished and secured in the in
sttue, to degree which is believe, unsurpassed ia
other female Institution the country" Signed by the
Rev. H T. Harrison, Hon. ]. p Kennedy and Hon. Chan
ceor Johnson.
AS only limited number of pupils can be received il is
desirable that applications for admission should be made ns
early possible addressed to the Principal Elcors Mills,
Maryland 4Hf 81 a4tfF b .9dl9i i3t
few vacancies in the normal teachers class 10 be
filed; and graduates of the Institute DESTROYS OF
obtaining situations teachers in private families or
schools.
The summer session will commence the 9th of May.
Mo- e lN,o ! l