Maryland free press., 1866-10-18
RE-oPENING OF ST. JOHNS COL.
LEG l., E,ANNASOLIS. MID

WIS institution, of the Oldest In the States
Il now hberaiy cndowcdby the Legislature Till
Upon ON the 10th of September, next with an entrs
reorganization. 1t Is believed that no similar in
sntnuon oilers greater advantages TO thos. wishing
u obtain thorough liberal education Or Il, a., o
| sue u PARTIAL COURSE ~
s These advantages are, in part the following.
l. Extensive and cominOdiOus buildin.y. tbor
ougtiy repaired and refuiliisiied capabI- uT bn.rJ
ing l30 students and OF accommodating more tLa,
three iiundred all situated in OF the most be,u
tiiui and saiub.on, localities, and afurding amuI.
facilities ior full hysieI devrlop-ment ,6y5 boat
ins swiInmhg skating aud other heathiul and ,,s.-
lul exercises. ThereWil also be well,turui,hed
Gynnaisun on the pr enisesy Jpr M Z
=. full course in the departments of stddv nan
ally .einbracad in A. College EcuffictlIn ana in ad-
ClAL DEFAKTMESTS. -
j. Special and ptominent attention, L giy.r 70
the sudyVt thchtstory stf'ueturenmd A1it-GItnr NJ
the EAULlSiLANGu AGts Every Student, ftom
'he ume oi hsadmission to College, will RECEIVE a
systematic and thorough trsinngS in HE knossi
ahd correct use of our lnothef tongue = : "A
L. Unusual facilities are afforded for the study or
German French Italian anu SPahisli,l Without xx.
sqtra chat be. r..- ,...
S. special and comprehensive coprs. ~
strueton is furnished for hossh0 design to tea co
10 ALL srcH srruESTS, TuIrIV Ski inirrAu On E.sY.e
CONDITIONS. r.l .... ... ......... = n
o. An extensive course of instruciio o.Bis provided
u fhr&cal Geograrhy, National industries and
such other studies a. required to prepare Young
ihen to sntcr successfully into business asd com
msrcial pursuits 49,. = o..
T. carefully graded Preparatory Department
ineiu'hhg classical and English stuiics s und.r th
same geucral government and taupi,t b, Nh. va :.
rrofessors,as theCullegiat= Department
T. wtil-selected corps VI allie and sxperi.Heed
rofrssors, as follows:
+ A C U LTY:
HEERv RlDN,Dn
lessor of Mental, Moral and Social Science, iaslud
ing the Principal and Methods of Education
REV. Il. W. McPHAIL. ID. d..
and Lecturer on Natural and Revealed .Religius,
and the evidences of Christianity
s = GEORGEw. ATHERTON. AN.
1crlSs YTcE.PsiScrrAL, and Professor Of the Latin
Language, Literature and History. =,
L. p. SCAMMON, A. NJ,
Professor ofAathematias. . Ifsl
HIRAM CoRsoN, A. ~, }
Professor Of the English Language Literature and
History, and Rhetoric including Vocal Culture.
REV. JULIAs NJ. DEsHIELL, A. NJ,
History.
WILLIAM sTEFFIN, A. NJ,
Professor OF Physical Culture, and Assistant In
Mathematics and the German Language.
DAVID N. CAMP, A. NJ,
Principal of the Preparatory and Normal Dsbar,
ments. '.H'
ZALMoN RICHARDS, A. ",
Principal of the Commercial Department.
REv. WILLIAM J.. GAGE, A. NJ,
Professor of Physical Geography and it's Relation.
to the History and Industrial resources of Nations,
S. S. HALDERMAN, NJ,
Professor of Natural History, and Lecturer on Eth
oiogy and Comparative Philology.
To- be appointed Professor of Chemistry, CLsmi
cal Technology and Natural Philosophy. -
To be ppOintcd-Professor of Modern Lanruapcs
WIN: IT, HOPKINS, A. NJ, Tutori in Malhsnsat
les and the Latin and Greek Languages. 7
The College year is divided into TERgETERNs.
with vacation Of ten days at Christmas, and or.
OF week IN April, at the close of the Second Term
Tuition for term, payable in ADVANCE
including room-rent use of furniture, fuel,
lights, &C., &C., & fo m
0rfor the whole year, (ifpaid in advance, l5u, DO
For further information, application NAV be made
to the Principal at Annapolis.
-------- - THOMAS SWAMI, -
GoyEEEoR, or AAsYLASp,
Er-OG. President Of the Roard Of ftsitors.
I'D Circulars containing full information fur
nlshed ON application, by letter or otherwise, to
.i ... rlH Il II. L. NICHOLS,
~ w. Fayette STU
Aug. ~ '66-2m. Baltimore Nd.
~ nAn BTSHELS OF APPLES WA Sr