Smyrna times., 1866-10-31
Re-opening Of ST. Johns Col
lege, Annapolis, Md.

hio Institution, of tle Oldest IN the State
! HneIaly endowed by the Legislature will open
on 'he ION oil September next, with entire reOrgH
nlZatlOn. It's believed that no similar institution Of
eTs greater advantages 10 those wishing 10 obrptu
thorough LIBERAL edncaiiOn or pursue partial course
! THESE advantages are, IN part, the following:
! Extensive and cOmmOd lOus bulldu1s lh ,rouphIy
repaired and reiurnlShed capable OF boarding 3O stu
denis and of accommodating more hau three hundred.
all situated OF the most beaulliu and snubrous
localities, and HfOrdlng ample iacles Tor a iul phy.
steal development by boating. SWIMMING skating and
other heahfu and useful exercises. There viii also
be a well furnished Gymnasium the prcmses
a fnll course in the departments Of study usually
embraced in College curriculum, and, III addition
very extensive range OF selection III Special Depart.
menis.
Especial and prominent attention is given TO the
study of the history, structure and Literature of the
English Language. Every student, from Tie Time Of
his admission College will receive systematic and
thorough training in the knowledge and correct use OF
our mother tongue.
Unusual facilities are afforded the study of Ger
man. French, Italian and Spanish without extra charge.
special and comprehensive course OF instruction
s furnished tor those who design teach TO all such
students tuition is RENTED on easy conditions
p An extensive course OF instruction is provided IN
Physical Geography, National Industries and ResOur
ces, Commercial Law. Book ping, and such other
studies as are required 10 prepare Young 10 enter
successfully mo business and commercial pursuits
! carefully graded Preparatory DC parnent. lncu-
ding Classical and Engl stud Is under the same
general government, and taught by the Profess
O7s, as the Collegiate department.
wellSelected corps OF able and experienced
Prol as follows
HENRY BARNARD, LII d, Prtncpai, and Professor of
Mental, Moral and Social Science including HE pm
cpes and methods Cf Education
Rev. q. w. MCPHAIL, b ID. Assistant Professor of
Mental and Moral Science, and Lecturer on Natural
ard Revealed Religion, aud the ES ldcnres Of Christi
unity.
GEoRE w. ATHERToN, A Nj. Acting I,ce. Principal,
and Prof r OF Lalm Language, Literature and History
F.. p. SCAMMON, A NJ. Professor of mathematics.
HIRAM CORsoN, a NJ, Professor oi The English Lam
gnage, Literature and History, ana Ehrlofr including
Vocal Culture.
Rev. julius NJ. DAsHIELI.. 4 NJ Professor Ot the
Greek Language Literature and History
WILLIAM SrEFFIN A NJ. Professor OF Physical Gull
ture and Asst IN Mathematics and German Language.
DAVID n. CAMP, NJ, Principal OF Inc Preparatory
and Normal Departments.
ZALMcN RICHARDS, A NJ, Principal of the CONNER.
Cia Department
Rev. WILLIAM l. GAGE, A NJ, Professor of Physical
Geography and IT'S Relations to The History and Indus.
trial Resources of Nations.
5. ). HALDEMAN, A M Professor of Natural History
and Lecturer Elhnoiogy and Comparative PhIilogy
--r rIO be appOlnedl Professor OF Chem.
isry Chemical Technology and Natural Philosophy.
10 be uppolntedI Professor OF Mod
eFn Languages.
WILLIAM II. HOPKINS, A NJ, Tutor in Mathematics
and the Latin and Greek Languages.
The College year is divided InI0 THREE TERMS,
with vacation of ten days Christmas, 0nd one OF
week III A prIl at the close of the Second Term.
Tuition. for term, (pay able in advance) in
cluding roOm.rent, iue lights use OF lurn.
rure. &c. &c. $50 90
Or, for the whole year If paid in advancel. SljuUO
For further information, application may be made 10
the Principal at Annapolis
THOMAS SWAMI,
GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND,
EE.Ot. President Of the Board Of Visitors
FoR SALE-A Scholarship IN St john College, An,
napOs, Md. on good terms. Address II f. Nichols
a. w Fayette Street, Baltimore, Md sel2 2m