The Washington union., 1857-05-06
" OF WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 6, 1857.
BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE, N. G. Brooks,

BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE, N. C. Brooks,
I'D NJ PresdenThs seminary learning
liberal education Of young ladies created college By The
confer degrees and endowed with all the rights and privileges the
departments In tho instutionthe collegiate
armsnt and the preparatory department with their appropriate
designated by as many different classes.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
The develop Intellectual
charge Of the responsible duties that await her lie
Great pains will be taken TO promote intellectual advancement by
rendering the acquisition Of knowledge pleasant and by training the
pupil 10 correct habits Of thought and reflection
The OF the social feelings will be encouraged by
cung whatever belongs refined and gned courtesy
ons nom the Bible viii truths Of our
holy religion and mbne the heart with right principles OF action and
rules for the government Of HE
The instruction embraces the following heads study
MORAL, MENTAL, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
philosophy of the mental economy government
and lie taught with adcty
Subjects Moral Philosophy Mental Philosophy Political Economy,
BIBLICAL LITERATURE
The position of the Christian Auer society her peculiar
fashion the plastic mind and heart the young that
should be thoroughly instructed all that pertains truths
religion God Christianity
forms part Of tho as course r, M q instruction,
OF Christianity, Christian Ethics
ANCIENT LANGUAGES.
of study the ancient languages sufficiently cxcn
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acquaintance the English language Besides
translation and analysis the doctrines Of quantity and the metres viii
while the classic authors will be Illustrated by the
light Of ancient history, chronology, and geography
dss'''' ties.
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCE
In the mathematics great pains viii
qanance with the subjects pursued, and especially TO teach prn
cpes than burden the memory with multiplicity rules
experiments viii bo up
afford facilities for the study Of mnsraogy and physiology will be
studied with such assistance be derived from anatomical out
Subjects Arithmetic Geometry Algebra Mcnsuraon Natural
oophy Chemistry Mncralogy Geology Botany Physiology Asron
omy, Ancient Geography, Natural History
ENGIEsH AND BELLIES IETTRES.
As subsequent study
pcc pains will be taken to render instruction in efficient and thus
facilitate the pupils progressive requirements Composition will
80 hat ladies' viii Be enabled to with
credit and their ideas subject Of interest with
utility pupil will be rendered familiar with such cacua
marketing shopping and at the As the
ncs what sa home book keeping win be taught tho
yGsns saSae,s Reading Wag AiI%es English Gram
Geography History Book keeping Rhetoric Logic cr.cm HIS
tory Of Literature, Composition
MODERN LANGUAGES
insure pupil merely knowledge OF the grammatical
ucon the language studied but ability to write and speak with
Subjects: French Language French Literature Spanish Language,
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
This department shall every facility
dent professors be engaged Those already the ns
tuition ability and approved experience
Subjects: Musc Instrumental Music Drawing Painting
Necdlework.
singing part daily religious institution,
accompanied by tho music Of parlor organ.
Institution though but its eighth year, already takes rank
with oldest seminaes and enjoys liberal patronage from tho city
Of BALTIMORE and from the middle southern and western States
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION. ..-"
NJ c. Brooks A. NJ, Professor OF Ancient Languages
Rev " T Paxton A. b Mathematics and Natural Sciences w
Miss c. Shepard, Bellies Iettres and History.
l.. Best, English and Physiology.
Mary J. la Reintrie, French and Spanish.
Mons Emile Kcl, Drawing and Painting,
Mons. j. Schaeter, Piano.
Eliza A. Kcrle Guitar.
Miss Ellen c. Gobrght, Piano and Singing.
Miss Eliza A. Brooks, Piano and Singing.
Mrs t. A. Ksrlc, Vocal Music.
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
legc; .s
Rev II. slcer, late Chaplain U s Senate, Baltimore.
Hon. O. +. Moore II. c., Portsmouth, Ohio.
DR.. John Smith, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Henry J. Holmes, Jackson, Mississippi
Rev S A. Marks, Washington, d. G.
Rev. Edward r. Anderson Christansburg Va.
George Brown, esq, Hague, Va
regular spring will open April 15t but pupils will be
received at time.
containing full information address at No So ST. Paul
street, BALTIMORE Md. N. G. BROOKS,
March 6--15d&cp Presldent
Washington Branch Railroad.