Smyrna times., 1866-09-26
Ke-opening of St. Johns Col
lege, Annapolis, Md.

hio Institution, one of tie oldest in the State now
hberally endowed by the Legislature will open
o 'nt Iolh Of September aexi with entire reOrga
niZauOn Is belle Jed that similar institution Of
les greater advantages to those wishing 70 obtain
liberal education, 10 pursue partial
| tnese advantages are, in part, the following;
] l extensive and cOmmodIous buildings, thoroughly
repaired and reurnshed, capable of boarding 30
aents, and of accommodating than three hundreds
all situated In one of the most beautiful and saubrOus
localities and afOrdng ample facilities for full phv-
sSai development by boating, swimming, skating and
other healthiul and useful exercises There will also
| be we'll furnished Gymnasium on The premises
tnll course In the departments of study USUALLY
embraced in College curriculum and in addition a
very extensive range OF selection in Special Depart
ments.
| Special and prominent attention is given to the
stady OF the history, structure and Literature of the
English Language Every student. from the time of
MS admission TO College will receive systematic and
thorough training In the knowledge and correct useof
our mother tongue.
Unusual facilities afforded the study of Ger
man. French, Italian and Spanish without IRA charge
special and comprehensive course of instruction
furnished Tor those who design teach; to all such
students tuition is remitted on easy conditions
An extensive coarse Of instruction is provided in
Physical Geography. National Industries and Resuur
eeS' commercial Law, Bookkeeping. and such other
studies as are required 10 prepare Young men 10 enter
successfully in'O business and commercial pursuits
4 carefully graded Preparatory de partment inclu.
ding Classical and English studies Is under the same
eehefal government, and taught bY the same Profess
ors, as the Collegiate department.
wellseecled corps of able and experienced
frelsssors, as follows
FACULTY.
HENRY BARNARD, Ii d, Principal, and Professor of
Mental, Moral and Social Science including the prin
ciples and methods of Education.
kev. q. w. MCPHAIL. D D, Assistant Professor of
Mental and Moral Science, and Lecturer on Natural
ard Revealed Religion, aud the Evidences of Christi.
anity.
GEoRE w. ATHERroN A NJ Acting Vice. Princi;nal
and Prol OF Latin Language, Literature and History
Z. ?. ScAMMON, A NJ. Professor Of Mathematics
HIRAM CoRsoN, A M, Professor of the English Lam
guage Literature and History, and Rhetoric including
Vocal Culture.
Rev. JULIUS Nj. DAsHIELL. A M, Professor of the
Greek Language, Literature and History.
WILLIAM STEFFIN, M. Professor Of Physical Cul.
tEre, and Asst III Mathematics and German Lang uaee
DAVID N. CAMP, A Nj, Principal of Inc Preparatory
and Normal Departments
ZALAON RICHARDS, M, Principal of the CONNER
cial Department.
Rev. WILLIAM l. GAGE. A M, Professor of PHYSICAL
Geos sraphy and It's Relations to the History and Indus.
trial Resources OF Nations.
5. ). HALDEMAN, A Nj Professor of Natural History
and Lecturer on EhnOlogy and Comparative Philoogy
TO be appointed Professor OF Chem.
lstfy. Chemical Technology and Natural Philosophy
10 be appolniedl Professor Of Mod.
ern Languages.
WILLIAM II. HoPKINs, A M. Tutor in Mathematics
and the Latin and Greek Languages
Tho College year is divided inlO THREE TERMS,
with vacation of ten days Christmas and one OF
week IN April al The close OF the Second Term.
Taluon. for a term. (paI able in advance) in
GLIDING roomrent fuel, lights. OF Gurni.
tgre, &c, &c. $4,000
Or lor the whole year (if paid in advance). $4,000
For further information, application may be made to
the Prime pal, at Annapolis.
THOMAS SWAMI,
GovERNoR OF MARYLAND,
EE.OF. President Of the Board Of Visitors.