The Washington union., 1857-04-24
CITY OF WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL "a 1857.

BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE, N. c. Brooks,
NJ seminary Of learning instituted for the
liberal edueson OF young ladies' created college by the
legislature Of Maryland December session. ls.e with authority
confer degrees and endowed With all the rights and privileges Of the
There two departments In the instilulOh collegiate de
panssSs learning The course Of ay each nt ss
designated by as many different classes.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
The develop Intellectual
ci and moral aces and by npartlng thorough practical
couphed and Christian education nt The pupil for the faithful
Great ans will be taken 70 promote inteleetu. BY
the .Gao@ e nSsdgs .n pheasant and by training the
The exercise Of the social feelings viii be encouraged by
while reading reclaons eSpos
,ion from the Bible will amlarire tho mind with the truths Of
holy religion and eue the heart with right principles Of action and
The course instruction following heads study
MORAL, MENTAL, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
The philosophy Of the mental and Of and the
subject of morals not speculative but they affect the
heart and influence the @ WIN Ie aash with care and hdey
Constitution Of the Unod States.
sBBtIcAL LITERATURE s
The position Mother society peculiar
should be thoroughly instructed all that pertains the truths of
religion hence the word God with the evidences Christianity
part Of the course Of instruction,
Subjects scrpura History Chronology and Geography Evidences
of Christianity Christian Ethics.
ANCIENT LANGUAGES
The Of study in the ancient languages sufficiently exen'
sve to train the mind to careful and patient thought as we as to
attention. while the classic authors will be illustrated by the
sbes reS language history Of Greek literature rean An
tquies Language History of Latin Literature Roman Antqu
ties
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCE.
great pains will be taken insure
qunance with the subjects pursued and especially 20 teach prn
philosophy and chemistry will hereafter be taught with illus
aCns % and s @ d cabinet Of sn Will be eS I ap s 20
studied with such assistance may be derived from
Subjects Arithmetic Geometry Algebra, Mensuraon Natural Phi
osoy Muorsosy GsG9sy Botany Physiology 0n
ENGLISH AND BELLIES IETTREs.
As all the ubqup, branches Of study
will be taken to render instruction in efficient and thus
gage portion pupils commensurate with Importance
ladies viii be enabled to conduct with
elegance Arithmetic will be taught with regard
s % nna @ VI i q As IL.
of family depend not only upon what Is mad a bu
young ladies', great auxiliary TO domestic economy,
ss 1s sasapss 9'srsy aay ssss Es atsT n sa
tory of literature Composition,
MODERN LANGUAGES
The exercises department Will be conducted In 10
insure 10 the pupil merely knowledge Of the grammatical
the language studied but ability to write and speak with
Subjects language French srature Spanish Language
Spanish Literature German Language German crasurc
y. .. ORNAMENTAL. BRANCHEs
Of instruction shall afford every facility 70 The stu
q ability and pnS sns Painting
NeedewOrk -
singing forms part daily religious the Institution
accompanied by the music OF q parloT organ
The institution though but In lis eighth year. already takes rank
Of amore and from The middle southern western sttes
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION.
" C. Brooks A. N. Professor q Ancient Languages.
" r. Paston Mathematics and Natural sciences.
J. A. Munroe, A. H. Mathematics and Astronomy.
Miss NJ C. shepard, Bellies lesrcs and History.
Mtss NJ L. Best, English and Physiology,
Mary J. Ia Reniric, French and Spanish
Mpps Emile Kett, Drawing and Painting
]. Scpaoter, Piano
Mrs. Eliza A. KeIrle, Gu,ar
Miss Ellen c. Gobght, Piano and Singing.
Mss Eliza A. Brooks, Piano and Singing. .t
Mrs. r. H. Keirle, Vocal Music. NflN
EXPENSES
Rcard and tuition per annual session saoO TO s2lo.
Music, modern languages, and painting extra.
The following gentlemen have had daughters in the Col
lege:
. Rev. H. shcer, late Chaplain L. s. Senate Baltimore.
Hon. o. f. Moore, NJ C., Portsmouth, Ohio.
, n John Smith, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
nr Henry J. Holmes, Jackson Mississippi
Do, g. a. Marks, Washington, D. G.
psv y ~. .,rd r. Anderson, Clristiansburg, Va.
cnoroe lroS esq., Hague, Va. .
The Regular sng session VIII open April 18TH but pupils will bt
received AT any inns , . :, ,, -, ~. z, @, p.,
s,rse, R,ltinorc Nd. n &. BROOKS
March 6--15id&cp fres'uenh
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