Smyrna times., 1866-10-03
60 10 Of s, JOINS Col
- ~, Md.


rT1-C 49, :. o1,ct &c oidC N e State Bow
. b t.-.' ~;G w me /, Hiure. will open
IN t.'S IL ,nher seat TN - lilre r"Orga-
.iZaliuR., lii Jeu th,u IA institution Of
fers greater advantages to tho wishing 10 oDtaIn
thorough education or TO pursue partial
These ADVANTAGES ere, in part, the following;
Fv's' '"e - n,rno,.ioue buildings, thoroughly
ling l@0 stu.
all situated in one Of the most beautiful and salubrous
localities. and aOrdng ample facilities for full ply
steal development by boating, swimming, skating and
other healthlul and useful exercises. There will also
be well furnished Gymnasium on 'le promises
A fnll course IN the departments Of study '"Jnly
embraced in College currlcul"m, AMI, in addition,
very extensive range Of selection in Special Depart
ments. ~
3 Special and prominent attention is given TO the
study VI the history, Yru .Ire ana liter4ture of the
English Language Ever student iIom the tir,o of
his admission 10 College will receive systematic apd
thorough training in the knowledge and correct Of
our mother tongue.
Unusual facilities are afi0rted the study of Ger
man, French, Italian and Span.h without extra charge
special and cOmprehenslVe course of instruction
isiurnshed for those who design 10 teach to all such
students tuition is RENTED on cay conditions.
An extensive course Of instruction is provided in
Physical Geography, National Industries and Resour.
ces, Commercial Law, Bookkeeping. and such other
studies as a-e required TO prepare young to enter
successfully -l'C business aud commercial pursuits
A carefully graded Preparatory de partner nt incu-
general government, and taught by the Profess
Ors. the collegiate department
A well'selecIed corps Of able and experienced
Professors as folIows;- -
HENRY BARNARD, LII D, Principal and Professor of
Mental, Moral and Social Science, including the prn
cIpies and methods of Education.
Rev. &. w. McPHAIL. q. Assistant Professor of
Men4i and Moral Science, ana Lecturer OH Natural
and Revealed Religion, aud the Evidences Of Christi
anity.
GaoRE W. ATHERToN, A M. Acting Vice-Princit,ql
and Prolr OF Lain Language, Literature and History
+. +. SCAMMON, M, Professor of Mathematics.
HIRAM CORsoN, a M, Professor OF The English Ian.
guage Literature and History, and Rhetoric including
Vocal Culture.
Rev. JULIUS NJ. DAsHIELL. A M, Professor of the
Greek Language, Literature and History.
WILLIin STEFFIN. A M. Professor u Physical Cul-
tIrc, ard Asst IN Mathematics and German Language
DAVID ~. CAMP, NJ, Principal of the Preparatory
and Normal apartments.
ZALnoN RICHARDS, A M, Principal of the CONNER.
cial Department. t
Rev WILLIAM L. GAGE. A M, Professor of Physical
Geography and It's Relations to the History aud Indus
trial Resources Of Nations. -.
). 5. HALDEMAN, A M, Professor of Natural History
and Lecturer on EthnOlOgy and Comparative Phology
- - ITO be appOintedl Professor OF Chem.
slry, Chemical Technology and Natural Philosophy.
- ITO be appoIntedl Professor of Mod
eTn Languages.
WILLIAM Il HOPKINS, A M, Tutor in Mathematics
and the Latin and Greek Languages.
The College year is divided into THREE J 1RMS,
witk vacation of ten days at Christmas and one u
week in April al The close of the Second Term.
THiuOn. for a term (pay able in advance) in-
cludlng rOom-rent, fuel, lights, use OF lurnl.
ture, &c, &C. 49,. - $4,000
Or for the whole year If paid in advancel. $1,000
For further lnOrma'ion application may be mrde TO
iRt 'tlnepal, at Annapolis.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Gov aNoR OF MARYLA3D,
Er-OF. Frcai; ei.y ..e Board Of Visitors.
FoR EGL.-A Scholarship in st. Johns College, An,
nannlls. Md on good Terms. Address Il. Z NIchOs.