The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-06
RE-OPEyING OF ST. JOHNS
COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD.

| E5RiiIS Institution, one OF the oldest ~ the
/ \ State, now literally endowed by the Iegis
lature, will open on the 18th OF September
| next with an entire reorganization, IL is be-
licycd that no similar institution oiiers greater
| advantages to those wishing to obtain thor
ough liberal education, or TO pursue PAhTIAE
4 CouRsE.
| These advantages are in part, tho following
| J. Extensive and commodi0ns buildings,
| thoroughly repaired and refurnished, Capable
Of boarding 1870 students and Of accommodating
| more than three hundred; all situated In one
| Of the most beautiful and salubrious local tics,
| and alIordng ample facilities for full physi-
! cal deve,opeinent by boating swimming, ska
ting aud other hcalthful and useful exercises
| There will also be a wcl-iurnished Gymnasium
on the premises.
z. A full course in tho departments Of study
| usually embraced in College curriculum, and,
| in addition a very extensive range OF selection
| IN SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS.
3. Special and prominent attention Is given
10 the study of the history, structure ana Liter
| atnre of the Ex0LmH LANGUAGE. Every stu
dent from the time Of his admission 10 college
will receive a systematic and thorough training
in the knowledge and correct use 81 our mother
| tongue.
4. Unusual facilities are afforded for The study
Of German, French, Italian and spanish, WIN
out extra charge. -
s. 4 spccial and comprehensive coursc Of in
struction l. furnished for those who design to
teach 10 all such students, tuition " reunited
easy conditions.
g. An extensive course IL instruction j. pro-
yidcd in Physical Geography, National Indus
tries and Resources, Commercial Law, Book,
kccping. and such other studies ~ are required
to prepare Young men 20 enter successfully into
business and commercial pursuits.
T. A carefully graded Preparatory Depart
ment, including Classical and English studies,
!. under the same general government and
taught BIS the came Professors, az the Coliegi-
ate Department.
enced Professors, ~ fulloWs;---
FACULTY;
HENRY BARNARD. III. H., PErScwAL, and
Prple.4nr nf Mental, Moral aud Social Science,
including the Principles and Methods OF EdHca-
Rey. q. W. McpHAIL, d. D.,
Apyi.tant Professor Of Mental and Moral Sci.
cnce. aud Lecturer IN Natural ard Revealed
Religiou. and III, Evidences 81 Christianity
GEORGE W. ATHERTON, \. W.,
Acrtya NirE.PeNrRAi,
and Professor Of the Latin Language, L''cra'
turc aud History,
R.P. SCAMMON, A. ",
Professor Of Malhcmatics
HIRAM CURSUN, 4. NJ,
Professor ~ the Enulbh Language, Literature
and History. and Rhetoric including Vocal Cut
Rry. julius NJ DESn1ELL, A. NJ,
Professor 81 the Greek Language, Literature
WILLIAM STEFFtS. 4. NJ,
ProG,syur Of Phy stcal Culturc, and Assistant IN
Mathematics and the Herman Language.
DAVID n. CAMP, 4, W.
Principal 81 the Preparatory and Normal Dc
ZlLNuS RICHARDS. 4. NJ,
PRINCIPAL If che Commercial Department.
RFv. WILLIAM l.. GAGE. 4. ~,
I Professor 81 Physical Geography add IT, Kela,
lious 10 the History and Industrial kcsparcrs OF
( Nations. .
{ PrSfrgsor 81 Natural History, aud Lecturer on
f Ethaulosy aud Comparative Fhlolngy.
---- ITO be- appointed
( Professor If Chemistry Chemicai Technology
T aud Natural Philosophy
/ - ---t To be appointed
rrulrsaur ~ Modern Language.
WILLIAM II. HOPKINS. 4. w.,
E Tutor 20 Mathematics aud thc Latin and ufcck
Language, .....,,
Ths COLLEGE vrar 6, divided into TflREE
. TERMS. with n yarstipu 81 days az thIst
{ mas. abi onr 81 a week 10 April, At thc rlosv Of
: ih, ~rropd Trrm.
Tuition for q t.fm. lpay ahlo la al.
vance. Including room rent, Hsc 81
fufnitnfr. fuel. uebts. Sc, 40. 90 q.
%. iof dee whole year 90 paid N 80,
I eiEanys.t 100 W
( Fay Further Information. application may b.
made g. ihr Principal, 81 AunaFult'
THOMAS SWAMI.
GptaHyoh W. NAHyisr.
Ly.Od free. IT ilo board oft Nieit1ys.
Cirsuiafs containing fell Information. fuf
uishsd 80 application hy letter ~ pthorWtsr, &