The Washington union., 1857-04-29
OF WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 30 1857.
DALTIMoRE FEMALE COLLEGE, N. G. Brooks

baltimore FEMALE COLLEGE, N. C. Brooks
I'D NJ PresidentTh seminary Of learning
liberal education of ladies' college
legislature Maryland December session ls4o authority
confer degrees and endowed with rights privileges
most favored female institution
There two departments in the nsuonthe collegiate
P1nsss az apa the @ " with Their app'oP
designated by as many different classes.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
The course Of instruction intended develop the intellectual
oomphcd and Christian education h the pupil for the faithful dis
charge Of the responsible duties that await her in hfe
rendering acquisition knowledge pleasant by training the
pupil % to correct habits o. thought q and reelection
cucang whatever belongs refined and gned courtesy
Bible with truths Of our
holy religion and mbue the heart with right principles
The of instruction embraces the following heads study
MORAL, MENTAL, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
The philosophy of the economy
heart influence the ue taught and fidelity
Subjects Moral Philosophy Mental Philosophy Political Economy
CONSTITUTION OF the United States
BIBLICAL LITERATURE
The position the Christian society peculiar
TO fashion the plastic mind and heart Of che demand that
religions and hence the word of God with the evidences Of Christianity
forms part of the course of instruction
Subjects scrptua History Chronology Geography Evidences
OF Christianity, Christian Ethics.
ANCIENT LANGUAGES
languages
sve to train the mind TO careful and patient thought as wen as to
insure better acquaintance with the English language Besides
claim attention. while Tho authors will bo Illustrated the
light ancient ,n Gy ShonGG o and n sog
qutes Latin Language History of latin Literature Roman Anqui
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL. SCIENCE
In the mathematics great pains viii be taken TO insure
qnantance with the subjects pursued especially teach
Natural philosophy chemistry will hereafter taught
tralon and experiments cabinet of minerals will be fitted up
studied with such assistance as may be derived from anatomical out
Subjects; Arithmetic Gconety Algebra Mensuraon
osophy Chemistry Mncroy Geology Botany Physiology Atron
omy, Ancient Geography, Natural History.
ENGLISH AND BELLIES LETTREs,
this the the subsequent study
pa VIII be taken render instruction efficient and thus
gage portion pupils time with importance;
50 that young ladies viii be enabled to conduct with
and elegance Arithmetic will be taught with especial regard
marketing shopping grocery
Of family depend not only upon what Is % in bust
young ladies, as great auxiliary TO domestic economy.
Geography History Keeping Rhetoric Logic Criticism His
tory of Literature Composition.
MODERN LANGUAGE
The exercises this department will be conducted
insure the pupil merely knowledge Of the grammatical
trucon Of the language studied but ability to write and speak with
Subjects French Language French Literature Spanish Language
spanish Literature, German language, German Literature
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES
department every facility
dent and the best be engaged Those already tho ns
tuition OF acknowledged ability and approved experience
Subjects Vocal Music, Instrumental Music Drawing and Painting
Needcwork.
Singing part the daily religious
accompanied by the music parlor
The though eighth already takes rank
with oldest liberal patronage the
Baltimore and from the middle southern and western States
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION.
n. c. Brooks, A. NJ, Professor OF Ancient languages
Rev W r. Paxton, A. b., Mathematics and Natural Sciences
J. A. Munroc, A. b., Mathematics and Astronomy
Miss N. G. Shepard Bellies Iettres and History.
Miss NJ. L. Best English and Physiology.
Mary J. In Rcintrie, French and Spanish.
Mons. Emile Kett Drawing and Painting,
Mons. j. Schaener Piano.
Mrs. Eliza A.. Keirc, Guitar. U.s..
Miss Ellen c. Gobrigh, Piano and Singing
Miss Eliza A.. Brooks Piano and Singing.
Mrs. L. A. Keire Vocal Music.
EXPENSES.
tuition, per session, 5000 to s2l0.
Music, modern languages and painting, cxira, ~.
following gentlemen have had daughters tho Col
lcge: ....
Rev. H. slicer, late Chaplain U s. Senate Baltimore
Hon. O r. Moore, NJ. c., Portsmouth, Ohio
Dr. John Smith Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Dr. Henry J. Holmes, jackson, Mississippi.
Rev. S. A. Marks Washington, d. G. '.a..
Edward r. Anderson, Christiansburg Va.
George Brown, esq Hague, Va
The spring session VIII April lbth but pupils viii be
received at time.
Information address at 53 ST. Paul
street Baltimore, Md. N. c. BROOKS,
March 6-15td&cp President