American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-27
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90 LADIES LITERARY INSTITUTE, No. &c
EAST BALTIMORE ST, Rev. JOHN R. JARBoE, Princi-
pal. The closing exercises of this popular InstitI-
ton, were held on Tuesday afternoon, 2st inst in
the Masonic Hail. in the presence of crowded audi
tory OF ladies and gentlemen. The pupils, about 20 in
number, Were generally III attendance, presenting an
array OF beauty and talent; and as far as they pauci
pated in the public exercises acquitted themselves in
a style highly ciedtabIe TO the Principal and his ia
Tented Assistants, and equally so TO themselves; and
no doubt those OF the Paps who were not so fortu-
bate "a TO have the opportunity of appearing To like
advantage on this occasion. capable of sustain
ing high reputation which will be more fully deye.
loped hereafter.
During the occasion a number of interesting original
articles were read by different pupils, some OF which
were remarkable for the beauty of their style, and
were certainly of very high order Of merit and il it
be not deemed nvidiouE To select from such mass
of excellence, reference might be made TO an article
on the death OF the lamented MAJOR RIEGGoLD which
read in most feiCitOus style by its fair author
esq, and received the most rapturous applause from
the audience. The hope is here repeated which has
been frequently expressed that the tribute to that gal
liant son of Maryland, may be furnished tor publica
ton, as doubt it would be regarded as one of the
most beautiful wreahs that has been prepared for the
memory Of that brave man.
The intervals between the articles read, were en-
lvened by the beautiful tones of the Piano. the per
formers being pupils of the Institute who are under
the of a competent and devoted PreeeptreSs At
the close of these highly interesting exercises some
premiums for excellence were distributed and an ad
dress was delivered by the Rev. S. Kepper.
1t ought TO be matter of great pleasure that our
city sustans number of highly respectable Sc
mnares for Young Ladies, furnishing thereby ample
opportunities for female education rarely to be met
with, and the necessity of sending daughters from
home TO complete their education cannot be said in
reality to exist the contrary we may safely advise
our distant friends To patroniZe city Female In
siilutes; many of their boarding departments are most
admirably arranged and the greatest will be taken
of the health and education of the Pupsand of this
deserved commentator none is more worthy than
the Institution under the management of the Rev.
JOHN K. JARBOE.
The Principal of this Institute has received num-
her of testimonials from his numerous patrons amonr
which we have been permitted to examine one from
the Rev. Henry Slicer, of the Methodist EPISCOPAL
Church. and Rev. Jonathan AldrCh, Of the BAPTIST
Church, both Of whom were formerly residents of this
city and are exttnsively known TO The public, and
which are herewith appended to this notice by,
VISITER.
WASHINGTON CRY, July 18th, 1916.
Dear Sir: AS am under the painful necessity
Qrom change of residence) Of sevenng the connec-
tisn which my daughter has held with youl valuable
Gins titlIte" for four years past, am impeed alike
ny sense Of Justice to you, and desire TO promote
sound education and good morals among the daugh-
teTs of the land 10 drop you this commendatory note
During my soourn in your city, from April, 1912 un-
til April, 1896 had ample opportunities to witness
the progress OF your tnstituton in strength and use
fulness, aud also the advancement of your numerous
scholars. From personal observation and actual
knowledge, | can commend il strongly to all who
have daughters 10 educate, fdlly satisfied that upon
trial, they will find, as have, all their reasonable
expectations fully met in regard TO the assiduty of the
Instructors, and the progress of the instructed.
The health, beauty and eligibility of your location,
with the high order and excellent discipline of yoar
school, must continue to command from an intelli-
gent and discerning public large and increasing pa.
tronage, With best wishes for yoar health and pros
perry, yours truly, NY. SLICE2.
Rev. y. R. JARBoE,
Principal Of the Ladies L. Institute.