Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-12-05

It is not the object of Prof. Morse, nor
the Peabody Institute, to advocate or OPP
pose the development theory, but to ex-
plain it as held by its advocates; to cor
rect facts with regard to it. The whole
subject will be illustrated with chalk draw
ings upon the blackboard. The Professor
is the greatest man upon the planet fo1
''chalk and talk"
S. Prof. F. T. Miles, of the University of Mary
land, two lectures on The Nervous System, or
How and Why we Feel and Move, February
IT, 10.
g. Prof. Josiah p. Cook, Jr., of Harvard Unlver.
sity, four lectures on The Theory of Electrici-
ty as illustrated in the ocean telegraph, Feb
ruaTy "a, 26. March 3, 5.
Admission to General Lectures. The entire
course S so; single lecture tickets 25 cents.
II THE CLASS COURSE.
1. M. Leonce Rabillon, twenty lectures, with
reading in the French language, on Modern
French Literature, every Monday at O'Clock
November Sd till March 23d. Ticket $500
2. DR.. P. Unger, twenty lectures in the German
language on Modern German Liter allure, with
readings from the leading German authors
every Wednesday at O'Clock, from Novem
Der 5th till March 25th. Ticket $500
8. Prof. William p. Tonry, twenty lectures or
Physics, every Friday at O'Clock, from No
vember 7th till March 9th. These lecture!
will contain only four subjects. Pneumatics
Acoustics, Mechanics and Hydrostatics.
Admission to the Class Lectures: Any single
course $500; any two courses $500; single
lecture 25 cents.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A feast for ALL
Professor Asger Hamerick, Director, Chief o
II, ovI 1f,fM
Prof. Courlaender, Chief of Piano Forte Instruc
Prof. II. A. Allen, Chief of Violin Instr uctior
and Assistant Teacher in Piano.
Prof. A Holland, Chief of Wind Instrument In
struction.
SIT is proposed during the present season tt
engage permanent orchestra, which shall b.
gradually perfected by constant rehearsals anc
practice under the Director of the Academy, ano
to give series of Concerts of superior character
on condition that 500 season tickets shall be sole
at S 10 each each ticket to be transferable, anC
to admit two persons to twelve Symphony Con
certs, to eight Students Concerts and to twelve
general rehearsals, making in all thirty two
performances, in which the orchestra shall take
part. Subscriptions received at the Academy
of Music, or at the desk in the Library.
HI-LIBRARY.
.sThe Library of the Institute now contain:
80 900 volumes of carefully selected books, ano
has among them fair representation of the best
literature of all nations and languages. 1t is
rich in books of references and books of science
and early chronicles, &C., sc.
GAS this Library founded by Mr.. Peabo-
dy, with the design of aiding in the higher cul-
ture of the people, it is kept fully supplied with
the best and most recent books relating to sci
ence, history, biography, travels, liter ature an
tiquities, philosophy, art, architecture and the
industrial arts, in fact with books relating to all
the new discoveries and Improvements in every
branch of human knowledge"
The Library is free to all persons over
sixteen years of age, and it is open from
nine o'clock in the morning until ten o.
clock at night. 50.
Prof P. R. Uhler, the accomplished Lii
brarian, is always at his post. Any men
ton of the undersigned's name will always
insure special attention to persons visiting
the Library from this county.
o. N. BRYAN.