Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-06

RE-oFENINe OF
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE. ANNAPOLIS. I'D

TINS INSTITUTION ono Of the oldest ia The
Site of Maryland, nov llbcraiiy endowed by
Leei lntiire will nptn The 18Th OF SEP TENDER
nrxi, will an eniifere Organization D. is hriiett ed
that similar institution u- ersatrr advantages
TO tiose ishng To- ub ria iiuron-h literal edu-
cnfion- pursue P&RTiAL c. Un
These advantages are, Ia part. abe following
l. Exensive aud coumoiious buildings thu
r0ugl, rrtaired aud refirnzirn, csii..pe llaid-
Ing hnudfed and iilirfy sfu,irnts. and Of ac
rn,rfnoin'ing mort fsn 'hfee hnulfti aliSiinaftd
in he,ntiissi d s1ufifus io~nliiis<
and afford fatiiirs fir inll physical dsvriui-
m nj by boating swimming, skninz rnd Other
heal HUI and rsefut exercises. There viii also be
well ltt1sled g gymnasium. on The lfcnises
2. hsl coslise in he departments study nsn4
ally emtraccd la College cnrrir4ilRn. and, ia nd
diten. very extensive range of seieeiDn in Sps-
Gal DrPARrMkNTs.
;. Spe'id and prominent attention is giSep 70
tie study ~ The history structure and Liieraiiire
90 HE Erllls Larenage. Every Smaeiii. from the
time OF his alns-iua 70 Co eye vii receive
ieusaiic nun ,heroueh if'irfte ia he kuewl, .e
and c..srsct use OF saF Epsthes tasere
4. Unnsiai aciiiiFs are afforded tur lie study OF
''er'iion French, Italian, Spanish hoat
charge.
>. y speci,l and comprehensive course of insiruc-
lion Is furnished for those V no dsg On to trach-
y" sseli students, inition is RENTED on easy
6. An exfensiye course of instruction Is provided
I'M RAssita Geography, Nrtio,,ai ini,,sffies aud
such other stu1ifs Us n required 10 prepare young
men y etifer successfully into business and conn
mefeial pursuits
Asare,utiy graded Preparatory Department,
inriudlng Classical and English studies stnier the
sn're rcneral government, and Taught byihe same
fFoles s7rs rs the Collegiate Department.
s. well selected corps of able and experienced
Professors, as follows:
ACULTY:
HENRY BARNA RID, LII. D.. PRlxolpAt, and Pro-
lessor q Mental, Moral and Social Science, i'm
clnding the Principles and Methods OF Education
REv. g. w. AicpdAiE. d. D.. Assistant Professor OF
Mental and Moral Science aud lecturer IN
NntnFal and Revealed Religion, and the Evil
dences OF Christianity
GEORGE w. ATHERTON, A. NJ. Acting Vices
PRINCIPAL, and Professor of The Latin Language
Liieralure aud History.
X r SGAMMON, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics
HIRAM CoRS0N, a. NJ, Professor of the English
language, Literature aud History and Rhetoric
including Tlg ding Vocal Culture
kEF. JULIUS NJ. DESHiELL, A. NJ, Professor of
The Greek Language Literature and History
WILLIAM sTEFFIN, A. NJ, Professor Of Physical
Culture, aud Assistant 10 Mathematics and the
German Language.
DAVID N. CAMP, A. NJ, Principal of the Prepara,
"a tory and Normal DEPARTING is
zALMON RICHARDS. A NJ, Principal of the Cons
mrrcial Department
Rev. WILLIAM L. GAGE AM. Professor of
Physical Geography and its Relations to the
History and Industrial Resources of Nations
5. 5; iALDEAAN, a. NJ, Professor IF Namral
History. and Lecturer on EthnologS md Com
4 paralive Pathology.
- - -, [To-he appoinred.l ProSesso,
Gu mtstry, Chemical Technology and Natural
Modern Languages
WILLIAM II. HOPKINS. a. NJ, Tutor in Matte,
mates aud the Latin and Greek Languages
The College GEAR is divided istO THREE TERMS
win vacation OF ter DAYS AT Christmas, aud one
m a week in April at the Ulose al the Srcoud Term
TUITION: TOR Term, (iayahle in advnuce)
Including -Coom rent, furniture
n iueI; liehts, &C.,. $50 On
Or Tor the whole year, (f paid in advance) $50 90
For further Information, nrplica lion may be- mad.
PrluClDAl. a Am, Hnt,lis