The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-04-17
CITY OF WASHINGTON, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL H. 1857
DALTIMoRE FEMALE COLLEGE, n. G. Brooks

DALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE, n. C. Brooks,
I'D ~, President This seminary learning the
liberal education Of Young ladies was created college proper BY The
degrees endowed with all rights privileges Of the
departments insiu,ionihe collegiate
partmsnt and the preparatory department with hTr arprope
designated by as many different classes.
COURSE INSTRUCTION.
develop the intellectual
oopishcd ana Christian education nt the ppl for The faithful
charge Of the responsible duties that await her in life
rendering the acquisition q knowledge pleasant and by training the
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ccang belongs refined aud gnncd
tons from the BIBLE win aarizc the truths oil our
holy religion and nbue the heart with right principles Of action and
The course instruction following heads study
MORAL, MENTAL, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
philosophy Of the mental and and the
heart and influence the life will be laugh. with care and fidelity
Subec Moral Philosophy, Mental Philosophy Political Economy
BIBLICAL LITERATURE
The position Mother society peculiar
ness e fashion The plastic mind and hear, q s young thai
relgon hence the word Of God with the evidences of Christianity
Subjects scrpura History Chronology and Geography Evidences
Of Christianity Christian Ethics
ANCIENT LANGUAGES
Tho course OF sufficiently exten
sye to train the mind careful aud patient thought as well az
acquaintance with the English language Besides
analysis the doctrines Of quantity and the win
attention, while the classic authors will be illustrated by the
light ns aee '1 History snS siau
qics Latin Language History Of Latin Literature Roman Anqut
ties
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCE
In the mathematics great pains
with the subjects pursued and especially TO teach pn
s Ia1 poopy SpS and S S ea S with
aons and experiments cabinet Of minerals win be ed up to
afford facilities for the study Of mneraog and physiology viii be
studied with such assistance be derived from anatomical out
subjects Arithmetic Geometry Algebra Mcusuralon Natural Phi
osophy Chemistry Mneraogy Geology Botany Physiology Astron
omy, Ancient Geography, Natural History
ENGLISH AND BELLIES IErTRES.
As this forms subsequent study
win be taken TO render instruction in efficient and thus
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ladies will be enabled 70 conduct correspondence with
and elegance taught especial regard prac.
utility the pupil win be rendered familiar with such cacuA
family depend what made bust
ness what red home book keeping will be taught the
young ladies, as great auxiliary 70 domestic economy
Subjects Orthography Reading Writing Arithmetic English Gram
tory of Literature, Composition.
MODERN LANGUAGES.
The exercises department win be conducted
insure the pupil merely knowledge the
strucon Of tho language studied but ability to write aud speak with
Subjects Language French Literature Spanish Language
spanish Literature, German Language German Literature
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
Thi department every facility the
tuition acknowledged ability and approved experience
Subjects Vocal Music Instrumental Music, Drawing and Painting
NccdlewOk.
Singing part daily religious
accompanied by the music OF parlor organ.
though but In It's eighth already takes rank
oldest sennafes and enjoys liberal patronage from the city
Baltimore the middle southern, and States
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION
N c. Brooks A. NJ, Professor of kncient Languages.
Paxton, A. b., Mathematics and Natural Sciences
j. A. Munroe, A. b., Mathematics and Astronomy
NJ. G.. Shepard Bellies Iettres and History.
Miss N. L. Best, English and Physiology.
Mary j. La Reintrie, French and Spanish.
Emlc Kctt Drawing and Painting.
Mons. J. schaehcr Piano.
Mrs. Ehza A. Keire, Guitar. ....
Ellen c. Gobfigl, Piano and Singing
Miss Eliza A. Brooks, Piano and Singing. rt
Mrs. L. A. Keire, Vocal Music. '... ....
EXPENSES.
Board tuition, per annual session, $500 TO s2lo.
Music, modern languages and painting, extra
REFERENCES.
following gentlemen have have had daughters in the Col
lege: ....
rev. H. Slioer, late Chaplain U Senate Baltimore
Hon. f. Moore, NJ. G., Portsmouth, Ohio.
Smith Fort Smith, Arkansas.
DR. Henry J. Holmes, jackson, Mississippi
Rev. S. A. Marks Washington, d. c.
Edward H. Anderson, Chri4tiansburg Va.
George Brown esq Hague, Va
The regular spring open April iot but pupils Will bs
received time. .
For containing full Information address at No 5S s. Paul
street Baltimore, Nd. y. Z, BROOkS,
March 6-15td&cp President