The Washington union., 1857-04-28
Try OF WASHINGTON, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 2s 1851
RALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE. N. Q. BROOKE.

baltimore FEMALE COLLEGE, N. G. Brooks.
I'D A. NJ Presdenhis seminary learning instituted ior the
liberal education Of young iad college proper by
confer degrees and endowed with all the rights privileges
There departments Institution the collegiate de
ar.@sa, and The preparatory department with ir appropriate
designated by many different Glasses .f
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
The Of instruction intended develop
eompshed education the pupil lor the lfa dis
charge Of the responsible duties that await her IN me-
rendering The acquisition q knowledge pleasant aud by training the
The exercise the social feelings will
cuaiing Whatever belongs refined and dnhed courtesy
mbe viii truths Of our
holy religion and imbae the heart with right principles
following heads Of study
moral, MENTAL, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
philosophy economy government and the
subject OF morals, speculative
heart aud influence the life viii be taught with and nd
Consultation Of the United States.
BIBLICAL LITERATURE
portion Christian society peculiar
she should be thoroughly in ali that pertains to the truths Of
religion aud hence the word of God with the evidences of Christianity
Subjects scrpara History Chronology and Geography Evidences
Of Christianity, Christian Ethics.
ANCIENT IANGUAGEs
The Of study the ancient languages sufficiently eSen
sye TO train the mind To eul and patient thought well
insure better acquaintance with the English language Besides
the will
attention, while the authors win be illustrated the
SUBJECTS Greek language History resk literature Gecan An
tui Latin Language History Of Latin Literature, Roman Aniqu
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCE
Ip the great pains ac-
with the subjects pursued and especially teach pn
Natural philosophy chemistry will hereafter taught
sS and rent cabinet z, o. minerals Will BE- lifted up to
studied with such assistance may DO derived from anatomical out
subjects Arithmetic Geometry Algebra Mcnsuatou Natural
osophy Chemistry Mneralosy Geology Botany Physiology, Aon
omy, Ancient Geography, Natural History.
ENGLISH AND bellies IErTRES
the of all the subsequent study
psca pains will be taken 70 render instruction in efficient and thus
facilitate the pupils progressive requirements Composition win
portion Of the pupils time with It's Importance
credit express upon any subject
elegance Arithmetic win taught with especial regard prac-
marketing shopping and at the grocery the
@ % n % pa ons opn wn . m aa n 70 o M
young ladies' great auxiliary to domestic
Subjects oegraphy Reading, Writing Arithmetic English Gram
Geography History Book keeping, Rhetoric Logic, Criticism, His
tory Of Literature, Composition
MODERN LANGUAGES
The exercises department
pupil merely knowledge Of the
ucton language studied but ability write and speak with
Subjects Frcnch Language French Literature Spanish Language
Spanish Literature German Language, German literature
ORNAMENTAL. BRANCHES
This department every facility
dent and the best professors be engaged Those already in the n
tu
Subjects Vocal Music Instrumental Music Drawing and Painting
Necdlework -te.E|
singing part daily religious institution
accompanied by the music OF parlor
though but IN s eighth already takes rank
oldest liberal the city
Of Baltimore and from the middle southern and western States
FACULTY. or INSTRUCTION
N. c. Brooks, A. VI Profes cf Languages
W. Iayioa D. Mathemaics and Natural Sciences
J, Munroc, A. b. Mathematics aud Astronomy .g=-
Ml.sM !. gss,, English and li,ys.eiogy
j. In Rentrc, French and spanish.
Mons Emile Keti, Drawing and Painting.
Mons. J. Schaeffer, Plano
Mrs. Eliza A. Keirle, Guitar .."#r
Mss Ellen G. Gobright Piano and Singing
Mss Eliza A. Brooks Piano and Singing
Mrs. f. A. Keirlp, Vocal Music
EXpENsEH .......
Board and tuition, per annual session, 5000 TO s2lo
Music, modern languages, and painting, extra ....I.
REFERENCES
ege:
Rev H. sicer late Chaplain u s Senate Baltimore.
u. H. C., Portsmouth, Ohio.
Smith, Smith, Arkansas.
Henry J. Holmes, Jackson, Mississippi
Roy, s. A. Marks, Washington, d. C.
Eis ard r Anderson, Christiansburg, Va.
George Brown, esq, Hague, Va
l5th VIII DC
received a time.
fu information address at No 50 Paul
Baltimore, Nd x ". e. BROOKS,
March 6-l5tdNcp President
Washington Branch Railroad.