Smyrna times., 1866-09-19
Re-openlng of st. Johns Col
lege, Annapolis, Md.

THIS Institution. of tfe oldest in toe State
i literally endowed by the Legislature will open
Oh the 18th Ot September next, win an entire reOrga
nlzatlOn Ii Is believed that no similar institution Of
fsrs greater advantages those wishing TO obtain
thorough liberal educaOnor 10 pursue partial
These advantages are. IN part, The following:
1 ExtensIye and cOmmodI0us buIldinxs IN roughly
repaired and refurnshed capable of boarding l3O
sents, and of accommodating more than three
s situated IN one OF the must beautiful and saubrlous
localities aad afiordIng ample facilites for tu nhv
sIeai development by boating, SWIMMING skat,na nj
oIhsr heallhlul and useful exercises Thero III &C.
be a well furnished Gymnasium on the premises.
tnll course IN the departments of stmdv ns,olI,
embraced IN College curriculum and in aad,,;o
menIs Nepai'
Special and prominent attention ia given IN tho
stHdy of the history structure and Literature Of th
Anguish Language. Every student from the time oC
his admission TO College will receive syslematic and
thorough tranug in the knowledge and correct so t
our mother tongue.
Unusual facilities afforded the study of Ger
French, italian and Spanish without extfa charoe
special and comprehensive course of instruction.
m furnished or those who design 10 teach; to all such
students tuition remltted on easy conditions
o An extensive course of instruction is provided in
Physical Geography. National Industries and Resour
ees, Nonmerciai Law Bookkeeping, and such other
uuoS as are required to prepare young men TO
successfully INTO business and CONNIE rcIal pursuits
carefully graded Preparatory de department., incu-
elns Ciassacsa aud English studies, under the same
senefa government, and taught by the same Profess
0fs as the Collegiate department
as weltseleced corps of able and experienced
FACULTY.:
HENRY BARNARD, LII d, Principal, and Professor of
mental, Moea and Social Science, including the prn
sIPles and methods OF Education.
hev; &. w: McPHAIL. ID d, Assistant Professor of
"ieual ana Moral Science, and Lecturer on Natural
aud Revealed Religion, aud the Evidences of Christi
anisy.
GEosk w, ArHERroN. A NJ Acting Vice. Principal,
aho Tfo OF Lain Language. Literature and History
4 r ScAhAoN. A Nj. Professor of Malhe enlaIIcs
HIRAM CoRsoS, M. Professor of the English Lam
k1sge Literature aAd History, and Rhetoric including
Vocal Culture.
Rev. JULIUS NJ. DAsHIELL, A NJ, Professor of the
Greek Language, Literature and History.
WILLIAM SrEFFis. M Professor OF Physical Cul.
IHre, and Asst ia Mathematics and &c man Language
DAVID CAMP, A NJ. Principal of the Preparat1rv
and Normal departments
ZALAOS RICHARDS. A NJ, Principal of the CONNER
eis Department.
Rev WILLIAM !. GAGE. A NJ, Professor of Physical
Geography and Is RelslIOns The History and Indus
tIa. Resources OF Nations
3. HALDESAs, A NJ, Professor of Natural History
aud Lecturer Oh EIhnOOgy and Comparative Pathology
- 10 be appOntedl Professor of Chem.
siry, Chemical Technology and Natural Philosophy
-- ITO be apponledl Professor of Mod.
srn Languages.
WILLIAM Il HoPKINs, A NJ, Tutor in Mathematics
and the Lain and Greek Languages
The College year Is divided mo THREE TERMS,
Wits vacation of ten days at Christmas and one of
week IN A 9rIl Al the close OF The Second Term.
TsluOn tor q term, tpa, able in advance) in.
eudng rOonrsnt, iue lights, OF furni
re &c &c. $50 90
Ur, Tor the whole year (f paid in ADVANCED $4,000
tor iuthet information. application may be made to
the Prime pal, al Annapolis
THOMAS SWAMI,
GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND,
EI-Of. President Of the BO0rd Of Visitors.
FoR SALE-A SchOla rshIp IN St Johns College, An.
napolIs Md. on good terms Address II. + Nichols,