Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-11
RDUoATIoNAL
RE-OPENING oF
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD.


TIPS INSTITUTION, one Of the Oldest in the
= 81 tie OF Maryland now literally endowed by
Legi leture, will open on the 18Th OF SEPTENBER
next with an entire Organization Ii Is believed
that no similar institution 0Eei greater advantages
10 those wishing to obtain thorough liberal edu.
cation, or to pursue PARTIAL CouRsR
These advantages are, In -psrt the. illlosvi,r.-
l. Extensive aud cOmmOdiOus buildings tho
roughly repaired and refnrnshed CAPABLE Of board,
ing one hundred and thirty slndsnts,,aud of &C.
commodaling more than tbreekundttd5 all situated
IN one of the most beautiful saluicus localities
and ht0tding facilities urA full physical deraInn
ment by boating, swimGSine skaIing and oISat
heal htul and rsetul exeIetSes There will also be
well iurnished'G Gymnasium on the premises.
2. fuil course In the departments Of study us,,-
ally embraced in a College curriculum, and in sd.
diIon, very extensive range of selection in SPS-
CIAL DEPARTMEETS.
8. Special and prominent attention Is .ireD IN
the study OF the history, structure and. literature
Of the English language. Every STUDENT from Ths
time of his admission TO College will receive svs>
ttmHtlc and thorough traiEing in the knowledge
and correct use of our mother torgue
Unusual facilities afforded for the studs Of
German French Italian, Spanish without eStre
8. A special and comprehensive course of in.,-nc.
ton is furnished for those slio eysikn 10 islsS.E
10 all such students, tuition is RENTED on easy
conditions.
g. An extensive s5rse Il iostrae,sao is provided
10 fhyslcaI biography, Naticnsl Industries ard
Resources, Commercial Law, Hr,t,k- Keeping and
such Other stadIes as are required prepare Young
merciul pursuits.
Z A careiuly graded Preparatory Derar,meu..
including Classical and English studies is under the
same general government, and taught hv the same
Professors, as the Collegiate Department
8. well selected corps of able and experienced
Professors, as follows:
ACULTY: n
HENRY BARN ARD, LII. D.. PR1ScPA1 and Pm
lessor OF Mental Moral and Social Silence ioS
ctudlng the Principles aud Methods OF Eiucation
REV q. w: MoPHAlL4, d. d., Assistant Professor OF
@en'al and Moral Science, aud Lecturer On
Natural and Revealed Religion aud the Evil
dences vi Christianity.
GEORGE W. ATHERTQN, A. a., Acting Vices
frlnrlral, and PLotessor of the Latin Language
X, p. SCAMMON, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics
HIRAM CORSoN, A. NJ, Pro6 ssor OF the EnpIish
language Literature and HisIoFy, and Rhetoric
Including Vocal Culture
Rev. JULIUS 81. DESHIELL. A NJ Professor .of
the Greek Language. Literature and History
WILLIAM STEEFlN, A. ~ Professor of Physical
German Language.
DAVID n. CAMP "a. ~; Principal of the Prepare.
Tor, tory; and nd M Normal Departure iis.
ZALMON RICHARDS A. NJ, Princfpal of the Com.
mercIul Department
REV. WILLIAM L. GAGE. A. NJ, Professor OF
P Pf! Geography aud its Relations to the
history and Industrial Resources Ut Nations
5. s. HAbDEMAN;1A. NJ, Professor OF Na,uraI
Hist"IE and Lecturer Oh Er6nUlogS aud Cons
PHratvr PtiiulORy. sIr =
- ---, ITO he appointed Professor o,
Chemistry. Chemical Technology and EatnrnI
Philosophy.
49, ITO be sppointsd.l Professor OF
WILLIAM II. HOPKINS, a. NJ, Tutor in Matte,
matCs aud the Latin and Greek Languages
The College year is divided. into THREE TERMS
with vacationoi- ter riRys al Christm.s ;,,,t ~
ni week in April at The close OF The Second Term
| TUITION. for Term, (paya6Ie in advAuce)
including room rent, use OF furniture
| IueI, HguLS1 &C.. $50 90
Or, for the whole year, (if paid IN advarce) $50 90
For further Information, application may be mad.
TO the Principal, at Annapolis
THOMAS SWAMI,
GuTFREOs OF MARYLAaD,
Ex-of. Pres. of the Board oil Visitors
Circulars containing nll information, furnish.
ed on application by letter or otherwise 10 : -,
Ii. NICHOLS,
No. a., West Faye.ie street, Ba'umore.