Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-29
EDUCATIONAL,

ID E.OPENING OF ST. JOHN, ~
II LEGE, ANNAPOLIS. MD-TS;. W.
tuition, one Of the oldest in the State. r,',v :''.
ally endowed by the Legislature, will "na lper.
the 18th Of September rext, with An .nip; sl a.
organization. 1t is believed that no simiass Re-
st!Lutlon offers greater advantages 10 In, III:
wishing to obtain thorough liberal nose
or to pursue partial course
These advantages are, in part. tn. follo,n;.
|. Extensive and commodious bu;lS;"s:
thoroughly repaired and reiurNishcd conis,s,
of boarding 1870 students, and Of .cconnrp a9la
Ting more than three hundred ;al situste] ~
Of the mot beautiful and salubrious locsl;,t;the
and afIording ample facilities for d full nb11;'
dcvclopement by boating, swimming, sks,;'aai
viii also be we'll furnished gymnasium On I"eIe
premises VIZ
Z B. y full course in the departments Of s.,,.
USUALLY nDraced in college curriculum "ff
in addition, very extensive range Of seins.: .I
in Special Departments. ''H
3. Special and promInen. attention is piv.r :.
the study of the history, structure and liier.,w"
Of the English language. Every student ir,,',,I'e
Time Of his admission to College will ,c.,.;,ae
Systematic and thorough training in the kn",I
eIgc and correct use OF our mother tuupuu
4. Unusual facilities are afforded Cor ,hs s,.s-
Of German, French, Italian and Spanish, VIM
out extra. charge.
). a special and comprehensive Course Of !,
struction is furnished for those who desjg, -
teach TO all such students tuition is reIni,,sS
on easy conditions
6. An extensive course Of instruction is n,o.
vided in Physical Geography, National Indn:.
tries and Resources, Commercial Law, Ronr.
h eaping, ard such other studies as are REQUIRED
to prepare young men TO enter successfully into
business ard com ercal pursuits.
7. y carefully graded preparatory depart.
rnent, including Classical and English studio:
is under the same general government. And
taught by the same professors, rs Tie Collesia,ss
Department. ...... ...
S. a wel.selcctcd corps Of able and cyr,.
ricnced Professors, as follows: si IF. -
.,. - FACULTY. -.-s .a.....
HENRY BARNARD, LID. Principal. and
Professor Of Mental. NJ oral and Social Science
including the principles and Methods Of edu.
cation.
Rev. g. w. McPhail, D. d., Assistant Profs
sor of Mental and Moral Science and Lec,r-.
or on Natural and Revealed t;cligion and
the evidences Of Christianity.
George w Anterior, a. NJ, Ac,ingVicc-Pria,
cipni, and Professor Of the Latin Ian !uagp
Literature and history.
Z. =. Scammon 4. NJ, Professor OF Mathe.
mates.
Hiram Corsan, A. ", Professor Of the English
language, Literature and History and Rhe,o-.
ic, including Vocal Culture.
Rev. Julius H. Dcshicll, A NJ, Professor oi
the Greek language, Literature and History
VIM StcilIn, A. NJ, Professor OF Physical Cu!-
ture, and Assistant in Mathematics and the
German language
David \. Camp, A. NJ Principal Of the Pre-.
parutorv and y ormal Departments:
Zainon Richards, a. NJ, Prlncipa! of:he Cora.
mcrcial Department.
Rev. VIM L. Gage, A. NJ, Professor of Phys.
cal Geography and its relations TO the history
and Industrial! Re ourccs Of Nations.
S. s. Haldcman, 4. ", Professor Of NM,uT&!
History. AID Lecturer on Ethnology saG
Comparative Pathology.
--, to be appointed,) Professor ot
Chemistry. Chemical Trchnol"g> and Natural
Philosophy.
----, to be appointel.) Professor o.;
Modern languages.
William H. Hopkins A. NJ. Tutor in Math:
mstics and the Latin and Greek languages.
The college year is divided into three terms:
with Il vacation Of ten days at Christmas. and
one Of Ii week in April at the close Of the SCI.
ond term:
Tuition for :. term, lpayable in advance in.
Guiding room rent, use OF furniture, fuel. hight.
&c, $50 Oh.
Or. for the whole year, Gf paid i'll advance
$50 90.
For further information application may be
made to the Principal: at Annapolis.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor OF MARYLASD,
Exon. Pres. of the Board OF Visitors
Circulars containing full Information, fur
nishcd or application, by letter or Otherwise 70
II. f. NICHOLS
No. r., West Fayctte street
Baltimore, Md