The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-06

yiand oilers advantages ior the education Of Young
ladies', seldom found united; among these, the follow
is las location, in tae mountainous region Of Elkrdge
try smoen heaS and combines IN ssS sSq,
the beautiful and picturesque in scenery, Within q few
Ellicot's Mills, honsa by eaiload from Washing.
ton city, and from Baltimore, IL Is OF
travellers from all the country Omnbusses to
and from Baltimore aTod convenient ,nunicarion
I'd Its spacious elegant, and buildings afford
private apartments for eer pupils for lodging aud study
reci,aon music and lecture rooms chapel and all other
convcncnces required for the perfect organization Of col
legiate institution.
3D. Its extensive grounds laid ou in gafdens and subbe-
ny the cultivation Of flowers, and osr Inducements
for active exercise and recreation in the pure open air
4th large establishment of professors teachers and do
mestic snperntendcnis the pupils OF
Instruction and seldom to be met with in any nstu
and teachers engaged in their departments Of
% deas ser eseSSy x. ssn ne
The institute The Rev Mr.; Clarke resident shs plain "a
and has charge Of the graduating class in the department
English compositions Miss Browne, so well known the
discipline school, under direction Of the Principal
by seven female teachers, of whom, in addition
in training the young These ladies live
intercourse with the pupils, who accustomed to regard
The French department. under the direction Of
shed pfos.sGr Mons LeSys University Of
and devotes his whole time the improvement of his pupils
sordng them every advantage for acquiring facility i9
instrumental music is T straord Daine formerly pupil
Hhs E s; Academy Of Music in Londo ansr the se
Palace he residence Of his royal highness Duke Of
ss are wA; snS e nnd
sciences explained and illustrated experimentaly in
lectures by Professor Akin, OF the University of Mary
9TH The Principal of the institute Mrs Lincoln Phelps,
having passed many years as Vice Principal and Prncipa
Of the justly celebrated and ongssabshsd Troy senna
the plan of which the Patapsco Institute is in many
spects. modelled The Principal Of institution is wen
of series OF books Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, &c,
and Of sundry works the subject Education, c
% s
eTa care are Of the institute and as head Of The family Is the
sion Of its officers should inspire and guardians
with perfect confidence in respect the safety Of their
except sanctioned by the direction Of parents
or by letters of introduction from them. An experienced
the pupils among whom DEATH serious ndsposition.
accident OF any kind has ever yet occurred
vary from $500 10 $500 and Sao according the studies
accomplishments pursued Circumstances may justify de-
onage required support the unsparng expenditures Of
the Pnc pals for all thai promote the comfort, hnpp
The Right Rev: Bishop. Whiftingham, who is officially
visitor 10 the Paaco Institute in his to the Do
ton has afforded still greater evidence if need
cd how en- Mrs phelps i; to . sustain an institution
The following is extract from report to the trustees OF
tue gentlemen appointed by them to oiciate at the exami
nation in April, 1886 examining committee !" THE
course OF study in the Institute presented 10 us IN the
examination, embraces comprehensive field of sccl sc
requirement and mpshment and the which
it is pursued well the results which have been attain
ed we think highly cedabIe to the teachers and PIT
pills. and give every the public that the great
interests Of education cherished and secured in the
other female institution IN the eonny sisned by s
Rev r. T. Harrison, Hon. j. r. Kennedy, and Hon. Chan
cellor Johnson.
AS only limited number of pupils be received, it is
desirable that applications for admission should be made
early as possible addressed to the Principal Ecotts Mills
Maryland.
few vacancies in the normal teachers. class be
filed; and graduates OF the Institute DESTROYS Of
obtaining situations teachers in private families or
schools
March 5--d&c