The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-04-18
CITY OF WASHINGTON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL IS,



pALTIAl0RE FEMALE COLLEGE, N c. Brooks,
I'D NJ, President seminary Of caning instituted the
Liberal "a o. young se was created college proper oy The
confer degrees and endowed with all the rights and privileges Of the
departments the nstutioa,he collegiate
prtmen and the preparatory department with their appropriate
designated by many different classes.
COURSE INSTRUCTION.
The Of ntsnded develop the intellectual
compished aud Christian education at the pupil the hu dis
charge Of the responsible duties that await her in life.
pains will promote by
rendering the acquisition q knowlede pleasant and by training the
The exercise Of the social feelings will be encouraged by in
ia our intercourse with others reading rscaons expo
from the Bible, will smiaze the mind with the truths Of
holy ssgon @ and aS~e M hea WI" s principles Of action and
The course instruction embraces following heads Of study:
MORAL MENTAL, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
The philosophy economy government the
subject morals not speculative but they the
Subjects. Moral Philosophy Philosophy Political ECONOMY
Constitution Of the United states
BIBLICAL LITERATURE
position Of the Christian Mother society peculiar
fashion the plastic mind aud heart Of the demand thai
she should be thoroughly instructed in all THAI psrsns The truths
forms part Of the course Of instruction
sucis scpal History Chronology and Geography Evidences
Of Christianity, Christian Ethics.
ANCIENT LANGUAGES
study languages sufficiently
acquaintance English language
translation and analysis the doctrines quantity and the metres viii
light Of ancient history chronology, aud geography
subjects: Greek Language, History Greek Literature Greci
ues latin Language History Of Latin Literature Roman Anqu
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MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL. SCIENCE
In the mathematics great pains insure ae
quanance with tho subjects pursued and especially teach prin
spes rather than burden The memory NOR with multiplicity Of rules
ans and experiments cabinet Of minerals viii be fitted up
afford facilities for the study mneraog and physiology viii be
studied with such assistance be derived from anatomical out
subjects Arlrac,i cseme Algebra Menuratlon Phi
sophy Chemistry Mneraosy Geology Botany Physiology ou
ony, Ancient Geography, Natural History
ENGLISH AND bellies IETTRES ...
As this forms subsequent Of study Cd.
peGal pains efficient
sss poou e p ho TIME S IS M CO.
ladies win be enabled to conduct with
elegance viii taught with especial regard prac
marketing in shopping and at the As the
Of ny depend not only upon what naas IN bu
young ladies, great auxiliary TO domestic economy
mar eogfapy History Keeping Rhcoc Logic Criticism HIS
tory Of Literature, Composition
MODERN LANGUAGES.
pupil merely knowledge Of the gamatcal
language studied ability To- write speak with
subjects: French Language French Literature Spanish
Spanish Literature Germsn Language, German Literature.
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES
dent The professors be engaged Those already the nst
snilects: Mu Music Drawing Painting
singing forms part Of tho daily religious exercises institution
accompanied by tho music Of a parlor
with our odes, Summaries and enjoys liberal patronage from tho city
Baorc and from the middle southern and western States
FACULTY. OF INSTRUCTION
y. c. Brooks, A. NJ Professor Of Ancient Languages.
W. \. Psston, b. Mathematics and Naiura
j. A. Munroe, A. b., Mathematics and Astronomy.
Miss shepard, Bellies Iettres and History.
Mss NJ I. l,ost, English and PhysioloEy
Mary g.. q Tcnrre French and Spanish. ... ......
Mons Emile Drawing and Painting,
v Schacfrr, Piano.
Mrs Eliza Keirle, Guitar.
Miss EllepC Singing.
Mss ElIza A Brooks Iiano and Singing.
Mrs. T. A. keirlc, Vocal Music.
EXPENSES,
Board and tuition, per session, 5000 TO S2l0.
Music modern languages, and painting, extra.
REFERENCES.
following gentlemen have have had daughters in the Col
hge:
Row H. Slcer late Chaplain Senate Baltimore
o.. T.. Moore, Portsmouth,, Ohio. .
SInlth, Arkansas.
Or Henry Holmes, Jackson Mississippi
Washington, ~ c.
Edward II. Anderson, Christ burg Va.
George Brown, esq, Hague, Va, ...s 49, .
regular spring will open April 10th, but pupils viii ba
received at any time ,
address at No. b3 ~
I street baltimore Nd n. G. BROOKS,
March G--l5t1&cp PRESIDENT