The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-11
RE-OPEyIEG OF st. JOHNS
COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD.

| sssIIIS Jnstitaton, one OF the Oldest in the
! State, nov literally endowedby the Legis-
lature, viii open on the 18th of September,
Ineyt, with.an entire reorganization, Ii is be-
ieyed that no similar institution offers greater
advantages 10 those wishing to obtain Q thor
ough liberal education, or to pursue PAETIAI
| CpBRsg.
These advantages are, in part, the following !:
| L. Extensive and cOmnodious buildings,
Thoroughly repaired and refurnished, capable
OF boarding 100 students and of accommodating
more than three hundred; all situated IN one
of tho most beautiful and salubrious localities,
and affording ample facilities for a full physi-
cal dcveoptinent by boating, swimming, ska
ting and eiiiea healthful and usetul, exercises. -
There win also be well furnished Gymnasium,
on the premises.
O. A full course in the departments Of study
usualy embraced in a College currienlum, and,
in addition, very extensive range ofgsalecti0n
in SPECtAL DgrAsrxEyTs.
3. Special and prominent attention Is given
to the study Of the history, structure aud Liter
aturc of the ESaLUH LANGUAGE. Every Stull
dent from the time Of his admission 10 College
viii receive a systeiAatic and thorough trimming
in the knowledge and correct use Of ourmotler
tongue.
4. Unusual faoiiities are afforded for the study
OF Grrman, French, Italian and Spanish, with
out extra charge.
B. special and comprehensive course Of in
struchon il furnished for those who design to
teach ~ IN aHch sfudsafs, tuition y rami0ed
~ ehsg conditions.
6. A extensive course Of instruciion isp pro-
vidrd IN Physical Biography, National Indus
tries and IlCsOurcrs, Commercial Law, Book
keeping, and such other studics a. arc required
10 prepare young men 10 enter successfully into
businr-s ana oVmunercial pnrsuits.
Z, 4 oarefgliy graded Preparatory Depart
mcnt, including Classical and English studies,
L under thc same general government, and
taught by the same Professors, as the Cullegi
at department
y a wclisclectcd corps Of able and expert,
cnced Professors, ~ follows -
FACILITY;
HENRY BARN&Rp, III. D., ppHciplL, sud
Professor II Mental, Moral md Socim Seicucp,
intlading The Principles aud hethnds Of Edgeai
Rsv. O. W. McpHAfi, y. D.,
Assistant Professor Of Mental and Moral Sci
0nca. and Lecturer ON Natural aud Revealed
kcligian, aud the Evidences u Christianity.
GEuRGB W. NlIhRTON, 4, 81,
ArrISa YicEPHfSrlFkL,
and profe.or Of The Latin Language, Lilefa-
+. r. sCAMMoN, 4. w.,
Professor Of Mathematics.
Hf{AM CORsoN, 4. ~,
Professor II thr Eneihh Language, Literature
and iiiaorv, apd Rhetoric including vocal Cat
Hry JULIUS II. DEsuiELI., \. H.,
Praf..'or 81 ih'GIrck Language, liieraiarr
WILLIAM sTEFFtS, i. ".
PrdfrtHf u Physical ruliure, and tssistaut IN
Natl,e asties aid ,lip Grrnan Language.
DAVID \. CAMP, A. ST.,
Principal ot the Preparatory and Normal De
nagtmyub.
ZtLwOG RICHARDS. 4. ",
Principal 81 che CaIafurtc3Al Ucpartmcut.
Rrt. WILLIAM !. GAGE. 4. 81,
Psufa nf Physical ttugmFhy and its Itelas
tnnr 10 he History aud Industrial Resources Of
Naupat
S. IS. UAfntMAS, An,
Prof a.Hy o. Natural History, and Lecturer on
E,hhAogy 77id Comparative fhloingy.
- 40 br tpFpipted.i
Prof s.oy IT Chamistfy, Chfm,chi Technology
as,d Natural Philosophy
.----- To b. appointed
Protector 1f Modern Language.
WILLIAM N. UOTklA~, A. d.,
Tngor 90 Nathrmaiies SOD the latin aud GrorA
Language -.
H. Caicge year e divided Into THREE
TERMS 0ith 8 vacation Uf ton days u Christ.
msp, aud eos rs weak la April, al the close u
the srrDnd Term.
Taitloh, lpF term. PAYABLE in al.
raatt.l ius,Hiins fn4m rvht, uta ut
furniture, fuyi iehh. SC, Sc. 90 90
49, ~ ''' w W 80 %
Far mttAsr isformr,ioh. application may be
mahe % ,he pimcipal, ~ Aanap"'s
rtouAs SWAMI,
GafraYoa uf NtafLtSn.
Er.Og Psut ~ the Brtrd u NbIinrE
rirraiArs containing fll psfaFmntinu fur
hi-hrd oH APPLICATION by i.i',f or giherY ,-c' e.
augl0.am ~ ". Fayctie ST. BALI, SD