Smyrna times., 1866-10-24
Ne-opening of st. Johns Col
lege, Annapolis, Md.

~ one OF tie Oldest in the S,ate now
an ,b iS,i - nuo"ed ny the Legislature viii Oppu
oH lhe ION Vi september Aext, WIN an eui,,o ro,rt
niZaIiOn. Ii IS believed thai M s a'' citte 'eoIga
feTs greater advantages to those IIsb,, -, t "a
us' euuChoh'UFi TO pursue I,nrInI r,ur,e
These advantages are, III part thr ,,iI,,,,.,,. o'
Extensive and cOmmodlOus buIld,n,. m .,
repaired and feiurnshed, capable OF l,'r,,,,, ny
dehlS, and OF accommodating more Than g tI,,
all situated IN one OF the most beauIIluI bI,d s,r'
localities and aiiOrdIng ample i:CIilIes t,I Il IN I
hIcai development by bOang, swimming ,k,,l,,, 3'E 3
othcr healthiul and useful exercises. There y m sI
| Do a we'll furnished Gymnasium on the prcmlsr.
y mi course IN the departments ol siutv USUALLY
! embraced IN College curriculum, and, addition n
very extensive range Of selection Specla DrDarI
meuls pau
/ especial and prominent attention is given to the
sauY Of the history, structure and Literature of lLe
EhS'Ish Language. Every student lroIa the tmr Of
ms auihlssOh To College will slenarIc and
aofough framing IN The knowledge and rurfec. use OF
our mother tongue.
Unusual acIllties ore ,H,r-ed tho s,rJ, rs Ia.
man. rehch, Italian and Spanish " Iitit extra cbaroo
special a!id comprehensive course of InsirucliOn
sIr,o,, or NOSE VINO design 10 leach; 10 all such
'"nen'S inilI"h IS remllted easy conditions
NJ an extensive course OF Instruction is proylded m
i"ysL'a' typography National lnIu,lr,,S ,-ud iesour
,9i No''l"erclat Law, bookkeeping aud such Oher
nc tquIfcd 10 prepare young men 10 enIcr
'CSSiu''y mo business aud CunIut rr,aI iufsui1s
carefully graded Preparatory detnrIm,.,I ii'ci,.
"6 N'SS'di ana English stud. e. is t..rer The sano
seHefa e"FeTnmcIt, and taught by Tie same prof,s.
\ weli-sCltcled cOrps of oble md .,.i,
lfoiessoTs, as follows
FACULTY.
HENRY HARVARD, LL ID, PriuciDqL an I pr,C...,,, r
Mehla Moral and SocIal Science INCLUDING lh. ,'r,
clPIes and IAethOdS OF EducalIon " t'"
heV. u. w MCPHAIL, ID, Assistant Protes,or ,f
."eHtal and Moral StIence and Icciurrr, a., \,frrai
ana Revealed Religion, aud the Evidences Of Cbt,.i,
unIiy. Vi N'ii'H''-
GEoRE w. ATHERToN. A M. Aeiing Vice. Priu,;ooi
ana Prol OF LaIn Language, Lrlcranr. and II,,Ir~,
r. r. SCAMMoN, NJ Professor Of Alala.r,;,lics
HIRAM CoRsoN, NJ, Professor Of HE EngrI>L Ion.
mage Literature and History and Rhclarlr IncluLup
ocal Culture. '"s
Rev julius NJ. DAsmIEIL, A NJ. Professor of rho
Ireek Language, Literature and History NV
WILLIAM STEFFIN, A NJ. Professor nt phv>ic,I CuI
uIe' anu ass III hlaihemalcs and German language
DAVID ". CAMP, NJ Principal OF the Pfep.rsinry
nd Normal Departments
EALMoN RICHARDS, NJ, Principal of The Commer
lal Department "
Rev. WILLIAM l. GAGE, A Nj Professor Of PhyscaI
geography ana IT'S Relations 10 the Hl-ior, and lu,,,.
'al Resources Of NaiIOns
= .. hALbEMAN NJ, Professor Of Natural Histo,,
hu Lecturer on tlhnoogy and Comparative Ph,lnlopy
- 10 be appointed Professor OF Chem
n.y. chemical Technology and Natural PhIlosophv
" - - 10 be appointed. Professor Of Mod
m Languages.
WILLIAM IL. HoPEIxs, A NJ. Tutor in AIa,be,oo,,c.
ID The Latin and Greek 1anguagts
The College year is divided mo THREE TERMS
ia vacation OF ten days at Chrlslma. end nuu ot .
cen III Aprll al The close Of the Second Term
uIuoh. Tor Term, [al able ~ advance IN.
HuIng roohi-reHi, iuel, lights. ui turnl.
49, ~, 49, ~. @c. $4,000
w. y ior the whole year Qf paid in advanced Si5cU0
" lut'Het information, application may be lnadeto
c fTinSlIal, al Annapolis