The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-04-18
CITY OF WASHINGTON, SATURDAY. NOR
DALTMoRE FEMALE COLLEGE. n. G. Brooks

BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE, N. C. Brooks,
liberal education Of ladies' created college the
degrees rights privileges
mos, favored female institution.
There two departments in the instu,on,he collegiate de
and % preparatory department %h her appropriate
designated by many different classes.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
The OF instruction develop the Intellectual
ea and moral acass aud by mar1g thorough practical &C.
charge Of the responsible duties that await her in ts
rendering acquisition knowledge pleasant BY training the
pupil TO correc, habits Of thought and reelection,
cuang whatever belongs refined aud deued courtesy
the Bible, viii fanarze the mind with the truths Of
holy religion and mbue the heart with right principles OF action and
rules for the government Of life
oins,rucou embraces the following heads study
MORAL. MENTAL, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
The philosophy Of the mental economy and Of government and the
heart fe viii taught fidelity
Moral Philosophy Mental Philosophy Political Economy
BIBLICAL LITERATURE
The position society her peculiar
fashion the plastic mind ana heart the young demand that
religion and hence the word Of God with the cvenc o Christianity
Subjects scrptna History Chronology Geography Evidences
OF Christianity, Christian Ethics.
ANCIENT LANGUAGES.
study languages sufficiently
siyc ra the mind 20 careful and patient hoosh well
insure better acquaintance with the English language Besides
attention. while the classic authors by
lgL, q ancient history chronology d, and s geography
tqnes latin Language History Of Latin Literature Roman n
ties.
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCE,
In the mathematics great pains taken to insure an ae
quaa'ane with the subjects pursued and especially "a teach pn
Natural philosophy and chemistry viii hereafter be- taught with illus
raions and experiments cabinet Of minerals will ho hed
studied with such assistance be derived from anatomical out
subjects: Arithmetic Geometry Algebra Mensuralon Natural
osophy Chemistry Mncraogy Geology Botany Physiology Airon
omy, Ancient Geography Natural History
ENGLISH AND bellies LEITREs.
As this forms the basis the subsequent branches Of study
pe pains Will be taken render instruction in efficient and thus
ss ooe ne p ~ no lime wb @ m
young ladies win be enabled conduct with
aud elegance Arithmetic taught especial regard prac
teal utility and the pupil win be rendered familiar with such caoaa
circumstances q family depend not only upon what Is mat in bust
Young ladies, as great auxiliary economy.
subes orthoSraphy easng Wras Arlhmec English Gram. am
tory OF Literature Composition.
MODERN LANGUAGES.
The this department win be conducted in
strucop Of the language studied but ability to write and speak With
Subjects French Language Literature Spanish Language,
Spanish Literature German Language, German Literature
ORNAMENTAL. BRANCHES.
This department instruction shalt afford every facility the
the best professors be engaged Those already the ns
acknowledged ability and approved experience
SQias Vocal Music, Instrumental lTnHing ana
Necdcwork. -..r
singing forms part the daily religious institution
accompanied by tho music of parlor organ.
institution though but is eighth already takes rank
ol senarics and enjoys liberal patronage from the city
ffos the middle, southern and States
FACULTY. OF INSTRUCTION
" C. Brooks, 4. NJ, Professor Ancient languages
r.. D.. Mathematics and Natural Sciences
j. 4. Munroe, A. b., Mathematics and astronomy
Miss VI. c, shepard, Bellies IPttres and History.
Miss N. /. lscst English and Physiology.
Mary ! L. EsnriG, . French and spanish
Emile Drawing and Painting.
Mons. j. sciaener Piano.
Mrs. Eliza A. kcirle, Guitar. ...
Ms Ellen c. Gobrigm, rino and Singing ~
Eliza a. Brooks Tinn0 and Singing
Mrs.. F.. A. . Keirlc, Vocal Music.
EXPENSES.
Board and triton, per annual session, 5000 SID.
Music, modern languages and painting, eStrR.
REFERENCES.
The following gentlemen have had daughters the Col
lege:
Rev. H. Sliccr late Chaplain u s. Senate Baltimore
Hon. O. y Moore, VI. C., Portsmouth, Ohio.
John smith, Fort smith, Arkansas,
Henry j. Holmes, Jackson, Mississippi.
Res. $. a, Marks Washington, y. c. "'
RcY. Edward r. Anderson, Christiansburg Va,
George l,roxn esq Hague, Va ..-- - ... ... =, ....
regular spring session will open April 10TH but pupils will DO
received lime. .
containing fun information address at No 60 s. Paul
street Baltimore, Nd n, c. BROOKS,
March 6--l5tI&cp PRESIDENT
washington Branch Railroad.