The Washington union., 1857-05-02

baltimore FEMALE COLLEGE, N. G. Brooks
ID M Presdentrhs seminary Of learning instituted for the
legislature Of Maryland December session ls4e With authority 10
confer and endowed with all tho rights and privileges Of the
departments nsttuonthe collegiate
Par,mso and tho preparatory department with their spprspro
designated by as many dineront classes.
COURSE or INSTRUCTION
The course instruction develop
ca faculties by imparng thorough practical
conpished pupil for the faithful dis
charge Of the responsible duties that await her in le
Great will bc taken promote intellectual advancement BY
rendering the acquisition q knowledge pleasant and by training tho
The proper exercise of the social feelings viii be by in
our intercourse others reading recons orpos
bible, viii iamarzo the mind with the truths OF
holy religion and imbne the heart with right principles Of action aud
rules for the government Of life.
MORAL, MENTAL. AND POLITICAL SCIENCE.
The philosophy economy government
subject Of morals not speculative but rs they affect the
Subjects Moral Philosophy Mental Philosophy Political ECONOMY
Constitution Of the United States.
BIBLICAL. LITERATURE,
Tho position Of tho society peculiar
should be thoroughly instructed in all that pertains 70 the truths
forms a part Of the course Of instruction.
subjects scra History Chronology, and Geography Evidences
ANCIENT LANGUAGES
study the ancient languages sufficiently exen
sve TO train tho mind 70 careful and patient thought as well as
the doctrines Of quantity tho metres will
light Of ancient history, chronology and geography
Subjects Greek Language History Greek Literature Grccan An
quies Latin Language History Latin Literature Roman An,iqu
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL. SCIENCE
In tho mathematics great pains will be taken to insure an
with the subjects pursued and especially teach n
cipes rather than burden tho memory with multiplicity Of rules
traions and experiments up
afford facilities for tho study Of mneaogy and physiology wiz be
studied with such assistance DO derived from anatomical out
SUBJECTS: Arithmetic Geometry Algebra scnsuraon
omy, Ancient Geography, Natural History.
ENGLISH AND BELLIES LErTREs
As this forms the basis Of all tho subsequent branches study
viii be taken to render instruction In cicont and thus
facilitate the pupils progressive requirements Composition Will
young ladies win be enabled conduct correspondence with
credit and their ideas upon any subject Of with ease
a utility and tho pupil will be rendered familiar with such calcua
pSs as sspena not only what made
but what Is ased at home book keeping will be taught TO the
Subjects o,thography Reading Writing Arhmes English Gram am
tory of Ilerature Composition
MODERN LANGUAGES.
this department will bo conducted in to
insure pupil merely knowledge the grammatical
language studied but ability write and speak with
Subjects French Language, Literature Spanish Language
Spanish Literature German language, German Literature
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES
This department cvey facility tho
acknowledged ability and approved exporioncc
Subjects Vocal Music, nsumsna Music Drawing and Painting
singing part religious exercises Of the institution
accompanied by tho music of a parlor organ.
Institution though but in its eighth already takes rank
with oldest cnaries, and enjoys liberal from the city
from the middle southern, and western States
FACULTY INSTRUCTION
NJ c. Brooks, A. NJ, Professor Languages ir
Rev. W. =. Paxton Mathematics and Natural Sciences
j. A. Muuroc, A. b. Mathematics and Astronomy
Miss NJ c. Shepard, Bolles Lettres and History.
Miss NJ L. Best, English and Physiology.
Mary J. la Rentrc Fronch and Spanish.
Mons Emile Kett, Drawing and Painting.
Mons J. Schaeier, Piano.
Eliza A. Kcirle, Guitar.
Miss Ellen c. Gobright Piano and Singing
Miss Eliza A. Brooks Piano and Singing.
Mrs. E. A. Kcirle, Vocal Music
EXPENSES.
Board and tuition per annual session, 5000 TO $2l0
Music, modern languages, and painting, oxtra.
REFERENCES. ... r
following gentlemen have have had daughters In the Col
Iege:
Rev H. scer late Chaplain U, s. Senate Baltimore.
O. i. Moore, M c., Portsmouth, Ohio.
John Smith, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Henry j. Holmes, Jackson Mississippi
Rev s. A. Marks, Washington, d. C.
Rev Edward II. Anderson, Christnnsburg, Va.
George Brown, esq, Hague, Va.
regular spring session will April l5t but pupils VIII DC
received ut any time
containing information address at No SO 81 Paul
street Baltimore, Nd N c. BROOKS,
March 6-15td&cp President
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