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The next session of this Institution will open on Wednesday, the 18th day of August, proximo,
and continue twenty weeks.
The expenses of the session, in currency, will be as
follows:
The Trustees offer all the benefits of the Institution, free of
charge, to a limited number of young men, residents of the State, who shall present to the Faculty satisfactory testimonials of
good moral character and studious habits. Early application should be made
to the President of the University.
In addition to the regular undergraduate course of four
years, there have been established a Preparatory Department and a Department
for Normal Instruction.
During the session, a course of University Lectures upon
literary and scientific subjects will be delivered in the halls of the
College by gentlemen of distinction and ability.