Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27
RE-CPENING OF
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
.ANN.4POLIS, I'D.


THIS INSTITUTION, one of the Oldest in
i the Slate oc Mary land, now literally enduw-
ed by the Legislature, viii open on the lolh ol
SEP Ii, HBE&, next, with ali entire organIZa-
ton. IL is UeieN cd that no similar institution
offers greater advantages 10 those wishing 10 OBJ
tain a thorough liberal education, or 10 pursue
q PARTIAL COURSE.
These 2G ,ahtases, are in part, the following
| Extensive ard commoCIOuS buildings, tho
roughly repaired aud reluInshed, capable OF
boarding one huudred and thirty students and OF
ocCOmm daliug more than three hundreds; all
sirIate1 III one OF the most beautiful and Salu-
brIou, localities, and ar1rding facilities for a
iuli pm, seal development by boating, swim
ming, SKATING and other healthIul aud useful eX-
ercses. There will also be well furnished
Gymnasium On The premises.
,. iuil course in the departments or study
usually embraced in College curriculum, 4nd,
In addition, a very extensive range oi selection
In SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS.
3. Special and prominent attention is given
20 the study of the history, structure and liter
ature OF the English Language. Every Student,
from the time Of his admission to College will
receive systematic and thorough training IN
the knowledge ard correct use of cur mother
tongue.
Unusual facilities are afforded for the stu
dy Of German, French, Italian, aud Spanish,
without extra charge.
5. special and comprehensive course OF IN
ttructon is iurri-hed for those who design to
teach. To all such students, tuition IS remit
ted on easy conditions.
6. An extensive course Of instruction Is pro-
vided in Physical Geography, National Indus
tries and Resources, Commercial Law, Book
epius, aud such olhe: studies as are required
MI Iut q
business aud commercial pursuits.
7. A carefully graded Preparatory Depart
mept Including Classical and Engsh studies, Is
under the same general government, ard taught
by the same Professors, as the Collegiate De-
partm"nt.
=. A well selected corps of able and expe
rienced Professors, as follows:
FACULTY.
HENRY BGR.N.3RD LII. ID. PkNcIPAL, and
Professor OF Mental, Moral and social Scr
encc, Including The Principles aud Methods
Of Education.
Rer. G. ". .hcPH4L., ID d, Assistant Profess
sor OF Mental and Moral Science, and Lee
turcr on Natural and Revealed Religion,
aud the Evidences Of Christianity.
GEORGE ". ATUERTON Il NJ, Acting
Vice Principal, and Professor OF the Latin
Language, Literature aud History.
r. p. SC.iM.NON, ii. NJ, Professor Of Mathe-
mates.
HIR.au CORSON, Il ", Professor Of tie En-
glish l.apguage, Literature ard History land
rhetoric including Vocal Culture.
Rsr. JULIUS NJ DEoHIELL, a. NJ Professor
Of the Greek Language, Literature art
History.
WILLIAM STEFEIN, "A. NJ, Professor q
Ph, steal Culture, and Assistant III Mathe-
ma'ics and the German Language.
D.7YiD,N' C.l.EP, Il n, !rIncIpaI Of the Pre-
parItcry and Norman Departments.
Z.9LMO.NRICH3RDS, a. NJ, Principal OF
tue Commercial department.
Rsr. WILLL4.u L. GAGE, a. NJ, Professor OF
Physical Geography and It's Relations IL
the History and Industrial Resources Of Ma
tons.
S. S. H8LDEMqN, a. III, Professor of Natur-
al History, aud Lecturer on Ethnolegy and
Comparative PhioIogy.
--,['T ITO be appointed Professor o.
Chemistry, Chemical Technology and Nat
ural Philosophy.
--, 10 be appointed Professor
of Modern Language.
WILLIAM II. HOPKINS, "A. M, Tutor il
Mathematics and the Latin and Greek Ian
guages.
The College year is divided into THREE
TERMS with vacation of ten days at Christ
mas, and one Of a week in April al the close o
the Second Term.
TUITION, fora term, payable in ad-
vance) including room rent, use Of
furniture, fuel, lights, &c.,. ,O
Or, for the whole year, Of paid in adj
vance,. 1900
For iurtner information, application may b
made 10 the PRINCIPAL at Annapolis 49,
THOMAS ST.4NN,
GovERNUR OF MARYLAND,
TX OF Pres. OF the Board OF Visitors. ,
IF Circulars containing full information
furnished Oh application nv letter or otherwis
to 1860 H. E. NICHOLS,
No. A, West Fayet,e Street, Baltimore.
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