Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-13

REFORMING OF
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS. ND


TINS 3NsTlTUTION, one OF the Oldest in Ia.
Il 81 &c Of Maryland, now liberaiiy endowed by
Legi lntnre, will open on The l7h OF SEPTEMBER,
next, with entire re organization IL is believed
thai no similar institution ofe advantages
to those wishing ub'nin thorough libernl edu-
catiou. or to pursue PARTIAL CouRsE.
THESE ad vantages are, in part. The iollowing:-
]. Ex'ensiee aud conimodlous buildings, tho
roughly Repaired and refurnshed, capable OF board
ing one hundred aud thirty students, and of nc
commodating more than three hundred all Situated
ID at The most beautiful aud saluriuus localities
aud Afford facilities for iull physical develop
msnf by boating, swimming, skating and other
heal hful ana rseIu Exercises There sill also be
well Unfinished & ymhnsinn on the premises
Afiilf confse in the denerimenis OF study nsn-
ally embraced in n College curriculum, and ia all
diiion, extensive range of selection in spe-
cTAI d EfARrHESTs.
9. Special ana prominent attention Is given to
The study Of the history. structure and Literature
OF the English language. Every Student, from the
time of his admission 10 College m receive sys~
temaiic and thorough training in The knowledge
and correct u,e Of our mother tongue.
4. Unusual iic'les afforded for the study Of
Gernians Frencl Italian ana Spanish without extra
charge.
o. special and com prehensise course OF instruc-
lion IS furnished for those who design to teach.-
To all such students, tuition is RENTED on easy
conditons-
G. An extensive course of Instruction is provided
in Physical Geography, National industries aud
Resources Commercial Law, Book Keeping, and
such oher studies are required 10 prepare young
men TO enter successfully into business aud
mercinl pursuits.
4. carefully graded Preparatory Department,
including Classical and English Studies is under The
same general government, and taught by the same
Professors, ms The Collegiate Department.
g well selected corps of able and experienced
FACULTY:
HENRY BARNARD, LII. D.. PRIkcirAL, and PFo-
lessor OF MenuA, Moral and Serial Science In
Guiding The Principles aud Methods OF Education
REv. G. W. McPHAfL, d. D., Assistant Professor OF
md Taat
Natnral and Revealed Religion, and the Evil
dences OF Christianity.
GEORGE w. 'ATHERT0N, A. NJ, Acting Vices
Principal, and Professor of the Latin Language,
Literature and History.
r p SoAMMON, A. ~, Professor of Mathematics
HIRAM CORSON, A. NJ, Professor of the English
Language, Literature and History and Rhetoric
Including Vocal Culture
REy. JULIUS ". DESHIELL, A. NJ. Professor of
the Greek Language, Literature and History
WILLIAM STEFFlN, A. NJ, Professor of PHYSICAL
Culture, and Assistant In Mathematics and the
German Language.
DAVID N. CAMP, A. NJ, Principal of the Prepara-
tory aud Normal Deparrue is
ZALMON RICHARDS. a. ~, Principal of the Com,
mtrcial Department
REV. WILLIAM l.. GAGE. a. NJ, Professor of
Physical Geography and its Relations to the
History and Industrial Resources of Nations
g. s; ilALDEMAN, A. NJ, Professor IF Natural
History, and Lecturer on ElhnologJ and Cons
- -, ITO he appointed Professor
On mIslry, Chemical Technology. and Natural
~ ITO be appointed Professor of
WILLIAM II. HOPKINS, A. NJ, Tutor in Matte,
mates aud the Latin aud Greek Languages.
The College gear is divided into THREE TERMS
with vacation Of ten days AT Christmas, aud one
ct a week in April at The close OF thsSecond Term
| TUITION, for Term, (payable in advAuce)
including room rent, use OF furniture,
fuel, lights, &c.,............ $50 90
Or for the whole year, tf paid in advance) $50 90
For further information, application may be made
10 the Principal, ut Aunapnlis.
THOMAS SWAMI
GovFRSoR OF MARYLAND,
Exon. Pres. of the Board OF Visitors.
- Circulars containing ul Information, furnish
.edon application by letter or otherwise To
II NICHOLS,