The Washington union., 1857-05-02
City OF WASHINGTON SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 2, 1857.
pALTMoRE FEMALE COLLEGE, N. c. Brooks,

baltimore FEMALE COLLEGE, N. c. Brooks
Id A. NJ IresdcntTls seminary learning
Legislature O. Maryland Deceber session ls4o With authority 10
confer degrees and endowed with all the rights and privileges Of the
There departments irstitutouhe collegiate
pariment and the preparatory department with their appropriate
designated by as many dferoni classes
COURSE or INSTRUCTION
ea and moral faculties and by npar'ng thorough practical
oompshed and Christian education III tho pupil for the faithful dis
charge Of the responsible duties that await her In ii
Great puns w be taken intellectual by
rendering the acquisition q Knowledge pleasant and by training the
The exercise Of tho social feelings win be by
in our intercourse with others while reading ecaos and oxp
tons from the Bible will fnarize the mind with the truths Of
holy religion and buc the heart with right principles
rules for the government Of life.
The Instruction embraces the following heads study
MORAL MENTAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
The philosophy economy government the
heart and influence the ie viii be taught with and nlol
Subjects: Moral Philosophy, Mental Philosophy, Political Economy
Constitution Of the United States.
BIBLICAL. LITERATURE.
The position Of tho Christian lo, society peculiar
fashion plastic heart Of the young
she should be thoroughly instructed in all that pertains TO the truths OF
forms part Of the course q instruction.
Subjects scgura History Chronology and Geography Evidences
ANCIENT LANGUAGES
The Of study tho languages sufficiently
the mind careful and patient thought well
translation analysis quantity
claim attono while tho casc authors viii bc illustrated by the
Subjects creek Language History Greek literature, ecan
quss Latin language History Of Latin Literature Roman Antqu
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCE.
In tho mathematics great pains viii bc taken 70 insure
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Natural philosophy and chemistry will hereafter be taught with illus
afford facilities for tho study neraog and physiology will be
studied with such assistance as may bo derived from anatomical out
Subjects: Arithmetic Geometry Algebra Mensuaton Natural Phi
omy, Ancient Geography, Natural History.
ENGLISH AND bellies IErTREs
the basis Of all the subsequent branches Of study,
pscia pains ecent
portion the pupils time commensurate with s mportanos
credit express their ideas upon subject with
and "a III % vii vii @ be aas @ % regard gard TO pae
tons in marketing shoppng and n the AS tho
moss but home Keeping taught the
young ladies, auxiliary to domestic economy.
Geography History Book keeping Rhetoric Logic Criticism His
tory Of Literature, Composition
MODERN IANGUAGN
Tho exercises in this department
tho pupil merely knowledge Of the grammatical con
ucon sc language studied but ability to write and speak with
Subjects Language Frcnch Literature spanish Language
Spanish Literature German Language, German Literature
ORNAMENTAL. BRANCIIEs
This department of instruction shall every facility
dent and the best professors be engaged Those already in tho n
Subjects Music Music, Drawing and Painting,
Needlcwork
Singing tho daily religious exercises OF tho nstutoB,
accompanied by tho music OF parlor organ
institution though but In eighth already lakes rank
oldest nys liberal from the city
Of Baltimore, and from the middle southern and western States
FACULTY on INSTRUCTION
N C. Brooks, a. NJ Professor Of languages.
W. Il. Mathematics and Natural Sciences
J. A. Nunr6e, A. b. Mathematics and Astronomy
N. c. shepard, Bellies Ietres and History
Niss NJ. L. Best, English and Physiology.
Mary J. IL Rentre French and Spanish.
Mons Emile Kett, Drawing and Painting
j. Scllaefcr, Piano.
Eliza A. Keirle, Guitar
Mss Ellen G. Gobrlght Piano and Singing ....
Miss Rl1a A, , Brooks Piano and Singing
Mrs. e A. Keirlc, Vocal Music
... ...,.: EXpENSES
Board and tuition, per annual session, 5000 TO s2l0
Music, modern languages, and painting, extra.
REFERENCES.
following gentlemen have had daughters In the Col
lege!
Rev IT. sicer Chaplain U. s. Senate Baltimore.
Hon +. Moore, VI c., Portsmouth, Ohio.
DR.. John Smith, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Henry ]. Holmes, Jackson Mississippi
Rev. g. A. Marks, Washington d. e.
Edward X. Anderson, Chrstiansburg, Va
George Brown, esq,, Hague, Va. 49,. . LAX = ...,
The regular spring session will April 15th but pupils VIII be
received at any time
circulars containing full information address No 60 Sc Paul
street Baltimore Nd N c. BROOKS,
March 6--15td&cp President.