The Washington union., 1857-04-23
BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE, N. c. Brooks,

baltimore FEMALE COLLEGE, N. G. Brooks,
NJ, Presdentfhis seminary learning instituted the
legislature Of Maryland Dccnber session. isss Win authority 70
eoner degrees and endowed with all the rights and privileges Of ho
There two departments IN the collegiate
branches Of learning Tho course q tas IN each ssgs
designated BY as many different classes.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
The Of instruction develop
a and moral faculties and by imIarng thorough practical
complished and Christian oiucaon the pupil for the faithful dis
Great pains will be taken TO pomos intellectual advancement by
rendering the acquisition q kuevedge pleasant and by training the
The proper exercise Of the social feelings viii bo encouraged by
a onr intercourse with others while reading recn and erpos
Soy D ns ons p b M h Sna & e % na Mn ahs ga " o. Sa
The course Of instruction embraces the following study
MORAL MENTAL, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE.
The philosophy economy government and the
great subject Of morals not speeuaivc but they affect the
Subjects Moral Philosophy Philosophy Political Economy
Consultation Of tho United States.
BIBLICAL LITERATURE
The position Christian Mother society peculiar
fashion plastic the young that
she should be thoroughly instructed in all a, TO the truths Of
religion and hence the word Of Cod with the evidences Of Christianity
% spsta e and Geography Evidences
Of ofchrstianty Christian Ethics
ANCIENT IANGUAGEs
The or study the ancient laugages susenty eSen
insure better ~ aeonsnapee with % the Fnplb sruaas Beside
translation and analysis the doctrines Of quantity and the metres will
light Of ancient history, chronology and geography
uqules Latin language History Latin Literature, Roman Antqu
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCE.
In the mahsmacs M great pains win bc taken 70 insure an &C.
ces rather than burden the with multiplicity Of rules
experiments Of minerals win up to
afford facilities for tho study Of mineaogy aud physiology VIII be
studied with such assistance may be derived from anatomical out
Subjects Arithmetic Geometry Algebra Mensuraton Natural Phil
omy Ancient Geography, Natural History.
ENGLISH AND BELLIES LErrREs
this tho basis all the subsequent branches study
pecal pains efficient
facilitate the pupils progressive requirements Composition will
ladies' viii Be enabled 70 Conduct with
n I % n @ T y
ca utility aud the pupil viii be rendered familiar with such cau
circumstances Of family depend not ony what made in bust
ness but what a :, home book keeping will eo taught the
Subjects: o,hogaphy Beading Wr9g arithmetic English Gram
tory Of Literature, Composition.
MODERN LANGUAGES
department conducted
insure the pupil merely knowledge Of tho grammatical
sucon Of the language studied but ability write and speak with
Subjects French language French literature Spanish
Spanish Literature, German language German literature
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES
This department Of instruction shall afford facility 70 tho s,a
dent and tho best professors DO engaged Those already the n
tuition q ability and
Needlework
singing forms part Of the daily exercises Of tho institution
accompanied by the music Of paror
The institution though but It's eighth already takes
with Oldest semna and enjoys liberal patronage from tho city
Baltimore and from tho niddo southern, and western States
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION.
N. G. Brooks A. ", Professor Of Ancient Languages.
w. f. Paxton Mathematics and Natural scicnccs.
j. A. Munroe, a. b., Mathematics and Astronomy.
Miss NJ c. Shepard, Bellies Lettres and History. sss#
Miss II. /. Best, English and Physiology 4# ....
J. La Rcintric, French and Spanish
Mons. Emilio ket Drawing and Painting.
Mons. j. Schaefcr, Piano
i Mrs Eliza A. Kere Guitar.
Ellen q. Gobrght, Piano and Singing.
Miss Eliza A.. Brooks, Piano and Singing.
+ Mrs r. A. Kerlo, Vocal Music. T.. g.. ..5.
EXPENSES. .'.s'...
Board and tuition, per annual session 5000 TO S2lo.
Music, modern languages, and painting extra.
REFERENCES
following gentlemen have have had daughters IN the Col
lege: .H..a1.
Rev. H. slicer late Chaplain U. 8. Senate, Baltimore.
Hon. o !. Moore, N. G., Portsmouth, Ohio. ....
Dr. John Smith Fort Smith, Arkansas
DR. Henry J. Holmes, jackson, Mississippi
Rev. 5. A. Marks Washington, d, G,
Rev. Edward r. Anderson Ciristansburg, Va @a a',
George Brown Hague, Va.
regular spring will April 18th, but pupils will be
received time. .
For containing fun information address at No IS s. Paul
street Baltimore, Md N. G. BROOKS
March 6--l5td&cp President