The Washington union., 1857-04-25

DALTDloRE FEMALE COLLEGE. N. G. Brooks

BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE, N. C. Brooks,
I'D NJ President seminary Of learpng instituted for the
s,urs q Maryland % cser o ls oSe T p0s Y o
sonsr degrees aud endowed with all the rights and privileges c the
There Departments IN the istitutOnhe collegiate do
PARTNER, and Tho preparatory department with their appropriate
designated By as many different classes
COURSE or INSTRUCTION.
The course q Instruction intended TO develop the nclect
cal and moral eulisi and BY mparng thorough practical
enpshed aud Christian education nt the pupil for the faithful dis
charge Of the responsible duties that await her in mo
Great pains will be taken intellectual advancement
Tsnasns T, - the Acquisition q nSssg aud by training Tho
The proper exercise Of the social feelings win bo by In
others resdng recitaons and erpos
tons om the Bbo will auarle the mind with the truths Of
lS h9 1 s s and 1s i h heart with right principles action and
1he OnstucOn embraces the following heads orsady
MORAL, MENTAL, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE.
philosophy economy Of government and tho
great soc. Of morals not pseuave but as they Affect tho
hesr, sna nnrnSe The life viii Be taught win care sad fidelity
Constitution Of the United States.
BIBLICAL LITERATURE
position the Christian Mother In society and bcr peculiar IT.
meas tho pias, mind and heart Of the emau that
she should be thoroughly Instructed all that pertains the truths
forms 4 part Of the course Of instruction. ~ ~'2
Subjects staa History chronology and Geography Evidences
osChristaniy, Christian Ethics. sf
ANCIENT LANGUAGES
The study languages sufficiently
e 70 train tho mind TO careful and patient thought, as well as
translation and analysis the doctrines Of quantity and tho win
the Classic authors VIII DC illustrated Ny 1c
iish, Of ancient history, chronology, and geography
aets Greek language History Of Greek literature Grccian An
se'i ss Latin Language History Of Latin Literature Roman Ana
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCE
In the mathematics great pains will be taken TO insure nc
es rather than burden tho memory with multiplicity Of rules
aons and cabinet Of minerals viii Be fitted up
ord facilities for the study Of mneraogy and physoosy will DC
line plates.
Subjects Arithmetic Geometry Algebra Mensuraio Natural PHI
omy, Anclen, Geography, Natural History
ENGLISH AND REILEs IETTRIs.
As subsequent branches study
facilitate the pupils progressive requirements Composition win
3 ina. ladies' Mn Be enabled 10 with
sas na , @ f1 @ ss s S s ssss s
teal utility and the pupil viii be rendered familiar with such calcu
G epnd no only upon ~na sS e
@ but what y ,sa At home book will be 0sh " the
s s% ,sa c n an
MODERN LANGUAGES.
Tho this department will bo conducted
pupil merely knowledge Of the
ructon Of the language studied but ability write and speak with
subjects French Language french Literature Spanish Language
Spanish literature German language, German Literature.
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES
This department Of instruction ha afford every facility tho
acknowledged ability approved experience
Subjects: Vocal Music, Instrumental Music, Drawing and Painting
Singing the daily religious exercises Of the institution
accompanied by the music OF a parlor organ.
The institution though but in its eighth already takes rank
with oldest and liberal patronage from the city
Baltimore from the middle southern, and western States
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION
~ c. Brooks, A.. NJ, Professor cf Ancient Language.
Rev W. Y. Paxton, b. Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
]. A. Munroc, A. b., mathematics and Astronomy.
Miss w. c. shepard, Bellies Jettres and History.
Miss NJ /. Bcst, English and Physiology,
Mary }. In Renre French and Spanish.
Mons Emilio Kctt, Drawing and Painting.
Mons. j. schacner, Piano.
Mrs. Eizn A. KcirIe, Guitar.
Miss Ellen c. Gobrigit Piano and Singing
Miss Eliza A. Brooks Piano and Singing
Mrs. h. A. Keirlc, Vocal Music
EXPENSES.
Board tuition, per annual session, 500 to $40.
Music, modern languages, and painting, extra.
following gentlemen have had daughters the Col
loge: ......
Rev H. sicer late Chaplain T. s. senate Baltimore
Hon o. =. Moore, n. G., Portsmouth, Chic.
DR.. John Smith, Fort smith, Arkansas.
Dr. Henry J, Holmes, Jackson, Mississippi
Row. $. A. Marks, Washington, II. O.
Rev Edward r. Anderson, Christiansburg Va.
George Brown, esq, hague, Va a-'1 -.
regular spring will April 18TH but pupils will be
received at time. w. .
containing full information address at No So s. Paul
street, Baltimore, Nd N. c. BROOKS,
March 6-15td&cp President
washin 0fou Rpauch Railroad.