The Washington union., 1857-05-07
DALTIMoRE FEMALE COLLEGE. \. G. Brooks

DALTIAl0RE FEMALE COLLEGE, n. C. Brooks,
ID NJ pesdcntrhs seminary Of carnng instituted Coz the
legislature q Maryland Dccbr session. lsas with authority
confer degrees and endowed with all the rights and privileges Of the
departments in the insii,utonbe collegiate
branches Of learning The course Of study each Is ,hre years.
designated by as muny different classes.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
The Of instruction intended develop the intellectual
oa aud moral faculties and by mpartng thorough practical ac
emphed and Christian education Mt the pupil for The faithful dis
charge Of the responsible duties that await her 10 hfe
Great pains will be taken 70 promote intellectual %
pupil 70 correct habits Of thought and reflection
The exercise OF tho social feelings will be eneoaged by IN
eucag whatever belongs TO refined manners and dsnhed courtesy
intercourse with others while reading reeiains and oxpos
tons from the b will famarze the mind with the truths OF our
holy religion and bue the heart with right principles Of action and
The course q finstrucon embraces oowng study
MORAL, MENTAL, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
Tho philosophy the economy government
great subject morals not mere speculative but as they AFFECT the
Subjects: Moral Philosophy Mental Philosophy Political Economy
Constitution Of tho United States
BIBLICAL LITERATURE
Tile position Of Christian society peculiar
fashion The plastic mind and heart Of the demand that
she should be thoroughly Instructed in al that pertains e truths
forms part Of a,s eourss Of instruction
Sneci Scrpur History Chronology and Geography Evidences
cfchrIstan,y, Christian Ethics.
ANCIENT LANGUAGE
study the languages sasenty sx,en
insure better acquaintance English lansusge. Besides
translation and analysis the doctrines Of quantity and the metres VII
light Of ancient history chronology, and geography 60. !,
uques; Latin Language History Of Latin Literature Roman Anu
lies.
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCE.
In the mathematics great pains will be insure
with the subjects pursued and especially 70 teach rn
cps rather than burden the with multiplicity Of rules
philosophy chemistry will hereafter be taught with Illus
sns and experiments cabinet Of minerals will be ttod N %
studied with such assistance be derived from anatomical out
subjects Arihlne Geometry Algebra Mensuraon Natural Phi
oophy Chemistry Mincaogy Geology Botany Physiology, Asiron'
omy, Ancient Geography, Natural History.
ENGLISH AND BELLIES LETTREs
As this forms the basis Of subsequent study
pcc w be taken render instruction in oeen and thus
% S pa M Sa enon ] @ w
young win be enabled conduct correspondence with
and elegance Arithmetic taught With especial pac
sa utility and the pupil will I b ana % 81 % with sh @
circumstances Of family depend not only upon what Z nads in bust
young ladies, auxiliary o domestic economy
Subjects ohogapay BEADING Wrn s EnSh Gran a.,
tory Of Literature, Composition
MODERN LANGUAGES
The exercises in this department will be conducted in manner 70
the pupil not merely aknoedge Of the grammatical
ton Language studied but ability to write and speak with
Subjects Language Literature spanish Language,
Spanish literature, German language, German Literature
ORNAMENTAL BRANcHEs
This department every facility the
dent and the best professors be engaged Those already in the n
Of acknowledged ability and approved experience
Seedlework.
religious exercises
accompanied by the music OF a parlor organ
institution though its eighth already takes rank
scna enjoys liberal from the city
Of BALTIMORE and from the middle southern and western States
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION.
n c. Brooks A. ", Professor Of ancient languages.
Paxton A.. b. Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
j. A.. Munroe, A.. b., Mathematics and Astronomy.
NJ G. Shepard. Bellies Lercs and History.
Miss NJ. L. Best, English and Physiology.
Mary j. Ia Rcin,rie, French and spanish
Mons. Emile Ket Drawing and Painting
Mons. j. Schasner; Piano
Mrs Eliza a.. Kee Guitar.
Miss Ellen c. Gobrighi, Plano and Singing.
Miss Eliza A. Brooks, Flno and Singing.
Mrs. T.. A. kere Vocal Music.
EXPENSES
Board and tuition, per session. 5000 TO S21o.
Music, modern languages and painting extra
REFERENCES
following gentlemen have had daughters IN the Col
logo:
rev IL slicer, late Chaplain u s. Senate, Baltimore.
Hon. q. T. Moore, NJ. c., Portsmouth, Ohio
| John smith, Fort smith, Arkansas
! Dr. Henry j. Holmes, Jackson, Mississippi.
Rev. :. 4. Marks Washington, u. G.
/ Edward r. Anderson, Chrisimsburg, va. Y
George Brown esq Hague, Va.
The regular spring will open April 18TH but pupils will be
| received at any time. 80
containing full Information address at No SO s. Pau
street. Baltimore, Nd. NJ e. BRooks,
| March 6--l5td&cp President.
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