The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04
RE-OPENING OF ST. JOHNS
COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD.

sTHIS Institution, one of the oldest in the
State now literally endowed by the Legis-
laturc, will open on the 18th Of September,
| next, with an entire reorganization, IL ~ De-
lievod that no similar institution offers greater
advantages to those wishing TO obtain a thor
ouah liberal education, or to pursue PARTIAL
COgRsE.
These advantages are, in part, the following
l. Extensive and commOdi0us buildings,
thoroughly repaired and refnrnishcd, capable
of boarding 1870 students and Of accommodating
more than three hundred; all gituatedin one
Of the most beautiful and salubrious localities,
and aiiording ample facilities for full pbysi-
cal development by boating, swimming, ska
ting and other healthful and useful exerciscs.--
There will aso be well-furnished Gymnasium
on the premises. ss-
2. A full course In tho departments of study
usually embraced in College curriculum, and,
In addition, a very extensive rangc OF selection
In SPgCfAL DEPARrNESTs.
3. Special and prominent attention IL given
tn the study Of the history, structure and Liter
ature of the ESsLJsn LAgGrAGE. Every Stu
dent, from the time his admission 70 College
will receive ~ stcmatic and thorough training
in the knowledge aud correct use OF our mother
tongue.
(. Unusual facilities are afforded for the study
Of German. French, italian and Spanish, with
out extra charge. rt-fs.f
&, A special and comprehensive course Of in
struction Ii furnished for those who design 10
teach To al sReh students, taition Is reminsd
on ea,g conditions.
&. An extensive course Of instruction u pro-
vided IN Phydcal Gspgrapby, National Indus
tries aud Rcsoarccs, Commercial Law, Book
Keeping and such other studies as are required
to prepare Young men 10 enter successfully into
business and commercial pursuits.
7. 4 carefully graded Preparatory Depart
ment, including Classical and English studies,
Is under the samc general government, and
a. tfnllntFi-
atc Department
4. 4 we'll selected corps Of able and expert
cnccd Professors, ~ follower
FACULTY;
HENRY BARNARD, LIZ d., farNclrAL, and
Professor Of Mental, Moral and Social science,
including the Principles aud Methods Of Eduea-
ton.
Ray. q. W. McPHAIL, y. D.,
Assistant Professor Of Mental and Moral Sci
enee, aud Lecturer ON Natnrnl aud Revealed
Religion. aud the Evidences of Christianity.
GEORGE w. ATfEkTON, A. NJ
Acr,xs YicGPspcirAL,
and Professor Of Die Latin Language, ldtera-
s.. r. SHANNON. 4. NJ,
Professor Of Mathematics.
HIRAM coRSON. - NJ,
Professor Of the EHSlish Language, Literature
and History, aud rhetoric including Vocal Cnl-
Rev. JULIUS VI. DEsHfgLf, \. ~,
Protector OF the Grevk Language, Literature
WILLIAM sTgFFIN, \. NJ.
Profr.sor Of Physical Culture. and Assistant Ia
Maihetaafics and the igcrtpan Language.
DAVID y. CAMP, A, IT,,
Principal Of the Preparatory aud Normal De
ZALN0N RICHARDS. a. ~.
Principal 81 ,he C5mngefctal Department
krr WILLIAM J.. GAGE. \. ~,
Professor af Physical 1rossaply and. its hela.
iions 10 the llst5ry aad ladestfial l'csonrees u
=. (. HALDEsiAN. 4. ~.
Professor Vt Natural History, aud Lecturer on
ElI,uoloFy and Comparative fhilelugy.
---=-- To b. appointed
Pfufea,nr u Chemistry, Chemicai Technology
aad Natural Photography,
- ITO be- appainisd.l
Pfuf,srs1f ~ Madsfn Language.
WILLIAM u. HUFkiNS. 4. VI,
TuIor Ia Asihcmaties and the i.ai,n and Greek
Language, .....
TERMS. uiih a vacation ~ Ten days ~ Christ.
iaas, sHd ono ~ a Wrek in APy,l % the close %
de ssrpnd Tore.
Taitipn. for trtm. payable IN al.
vance, isselpding fuuw frnt, usn Vt
fnrpitnrf. tusi. lights, ar., Ac., 20 %
o., for the vhalr year, lfpaid ia
ADVANCE 100 ~
made b. slae Principal, ~ Annapolis.
THOMAS swt SY,
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Exon. Pres ~ thr Buafd 1T NisitlTF.
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uisbri ua Application BY letiel o olhrryise, 20
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