The Washington union., 1857-05-01
CITY OF WASHINGTON, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 1, 1857.


baltimore FEMALE COLLEGE, N. @. Brooks,
Id NJ PresidentThs seminary learning instituted for tho
liberal education young ladies' created college by the
confer degrees and endowed with all the rights and privileges OF the
There are two Departments in tho collegiate
Parmens ana G preparatory department with aer appoprao
designated by as many dineront classes.
COURSE INSTRUCTION.
The develop the intellectual
compshed education pupil the faithful dis
charge Of the responsible duties lha. await her ~ life
rendering the acquisition Of knowledge pleasant and by training The
The proper Of the feelings viii be encouraged BY
euatng whatever belongs refined manners and dgnncd courtesy
blc will the mind with the truths a
holy religion aud mbue the heart with right principles Of ao,
The oinstrucon embraces the following heads study
MORAL MENTAL, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
philosophy economy government
heart f viii taught with ndety
Constitution of the Uniiad staics. a#..
BIBLICAL LITERATURE
The position Of the Christian society peculiar a.
thoroughly that pertains the truths Of
ogon and hence the word Of with the evidences of Christianity
Subjects sorpual History Chronology and Geography Evidences
..as . b.. ANCIENT IaNGUaGEs, m r.. Nv. ,...
The course of study in the ancient languages sufficiently cxc
ve to train the mind 10 careful aud patient thought well as TO
analysis, quantity viii
attention. while tho authors win illustrated by the
light OF ancient history chronology, and geography.
Subjects. Language History literature
hqutes; Latin Language History Of Latin Literature Roman Anqu
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCE
In tho mathematics great pains viii be taken TO insure
epes rather than burden tho memory with multiplicity Of rules
Natural philosophy and chemistry will hereafter be taught with illus
afford facilities for the study Of mneraogy and physiology will be
studied with such assistance be derived from anatomical out
Subjects, Arithmetic Geometry Algebra ,ienuTaio Natural Phi
omy, Ancient Geography, Natural History
ENGLISH AND BELLIES IETTaFs.
this forms the all the subsequent branches of study
pca pains will be taken render instruction in efficient and thus
facilitate the pupils requirements Composition will
gage portion Of tho pupils %s with is
credit and their ideas subject interest with
utility, pupil rendered familiar with calcua
tons as occur In marketing in shopping and at the grocery AS the
but what is sa home book keeping will be taught to the
Subjects 6rthography Reading Writing Arihmste English Gram
mar Geography History Book keeping Rhetoric Logic Criticism His
tory of Literature Composition
MODERN LANGUAGE
exercises department in a
insure to the pupil not merely knowledge Of the gamaca con
Subjects French Language French literature Spanish Language
Spanish Literature, German Language German Literature
..... ... ........ ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES
This department Of instruction shall afford acy tho stu
an @ % q es % IF sn tho n
Subjects Vocal Music, Instrumental Music Drawing and Painting
Singing part daily religious tho institution
accompanied by the music OF parlor
The institution though but in It's eighth already takes rank
oldest sennaries liberal from the city
Baltimore middle southern,
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION.
N C. Brooks, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient Languages.
RCv. W. +. Paxton, b., Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
J. A Munroc, A B., Mathematics and Astronomy.
Miss NJ. G. Shepard, Bellies Iettros and History.
Miss NJ. |. Best English and Physiology.
Mary J. Ia Renrc, French and Spanish.
Emile Kett, Drawing Painting. eg
Mons J. Sclncner, Plano.
Mrs, Eliza A. Keirle, Guitar.
Miss Ellen G. Gobrigm Piano and Singing.
Miss Eliza A. Brooks Piano and Singing.
Mrs. E. A. Koirle, Vocal Music.
EXPENSES
Board and tuition, per session, $500 TO s2lO
Music, modern languages, and painting, extra.
REFERENCES
gentlemen have had daughters the Col
lGgo;
Rev. H. Siccr late Chaplain u Senate, Baltimore
Hon O. r. Moore, NJ. C., Portsmouth, Ohio
Dr. John Smith, Fort Smith, Arkansas
Dr. Henry J. Holmes, jackson, Mississippi.
Rev. s. a. Marks, Washington, u. G.
Rev. Edward r. Anderson, Christansburg Va.
George Brown, esq. Hague, Va
spring session will April 5th but pupils will be
received at any time. 49,
For circulars containing information
street. Baltimore, Md N. C. BROOKS,
March 6-l5td&cp President