The Arkansas banner., 1847-08-02
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importance in the success of which the pubic are deeply concerned. Pseuiiariy of ths chsrsetez ls tie Academy for Young Lsdies established in this eity. by Hrs. Cafsoii. In short period this seecnplished and sneEgetie lady has succeeded ia obiaihing large numbar Of papils. with every pFospecsiof such an increase in the schooIL as shs may desife. We hope an enlightened iiberali- v and patronage on the part Of oar eitisens win en- able her to prosecute, successfully her designof es- tablishing Female ssminafy ii this place. which shaIi De plan 90 enlarged as to prove crsditabls to the State and worthy the abilities of the prinri | pei The cause of education. the cultivation of morals and intellect the interest of ouT city. al de- mand that we should aid in sdvaneingths exertioas of Mrs. Carrali fer the improvement Of the sex. We were induced 10 offer these remarks from hav- ing witnessed on Friday last. procession of the young ladies of this school. through Markham street to the capitol and the presentation, in the Re- preventative Hell. of premiums and tokens of ap- probation aa they were msrited. The rseita,ions which formed part of inc exercises were admira- ply done and highly gratifying to the large number of persons in altcndahee. The graceful demeancr, the neatness of Appaiel and deeorous bearing which characterized them drew applause frousl. and sa- tisfed us that these essential branches of female education had not been neglected. When each per. formed her part SO well we cannot pass compli- ments especially. io any but refer oar reades VIC have received it from Mrs Carroll to the following ORDER OF EXERCISES. 1 A debate, in which Miss Causine persona ted Charity; Miss Crease, Mercy; Miss Law sou, Modesty; Miss Crutchfeid, Humanity Miss Cross, Patience; Miss II. Woodruff, Temperance.
 s4Absalom," Miss Crease. "Time,n Miss Robins.
 @The Young Fly and the Old Spider,' Miss Drew.
 "An Elegy on the glory of her sex," Miss Conway.
 ..Mabel on Mid-summer's Day." Miss Se- yser
 "The Frenchman and his Rae,n Miss Crease.
 " "Apple r nmplings and George III, !" Miss A. La~*oe.
 An Address, by Miss Feild. A Dialogue, by the elementaries, Miss E. Woodruff, Miss S. Drew, Miss E. Carroll, Miss M. Woodruff, Miss A. Carroll, Miss T. Galloway.
 A Complimentary Address, by Miss E. Pennington.
 DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS. Good Conduct. I First premium awarded to Miss Robins !; the ribbon to Miss Cruich6eld; accessit, Miss Lawson. |
 Equally melited by Miss Roan and Miss Lawson; ribbon, equally by the Misses Cau- sin and Crease; accessit, Miss Robins. Diligence Tn Ms Second Class. Medal awarded to Miss Field; accessit, Miss Drew. Eroesisaes ia Ms First Class. Medal to Miss Robins; ribbon to Miss Roane; accessi,, Miss Crease. ] Excellence in Ae Second Cas-
 Medal to Miss Arkansas Lawson; ribbon by Miss Pelham; accessit, Miss Drew.
 Excellence ia Me Third Class. | Medal to Miss Carroll; accessit. Miss Eve 1 line Woodruff. | Imprvrement Gsnss ally.
 Premium to Miss Woodruff; ribbon, Miss Drew.
 1 First Class Grammar.
 Premium to Mss Robins.
 FTst Glass Geography.
 Premium to Miss Roane. | .9acient and Modern Hisiory.
 Premium to Miss Cross. | FFa Class Writing.
 First premium to Miss Roane; 2d rre- l IT,. al. I Conway, Field and Carroll.
 Engish Department | Premium awarded to Mss Robins; access sit, Miss Crease. | Arithmetic
 Premium to Miss Roane; accessii, Misses Lawson and Crutchfeld.
 Second Glass Grammar. Premium to Miss Pelham; accessit, Miss | Arkansas lawson. Second Glass Geography. Premium to Miss Arkansas Lawson ac- cessit, Miss Drew. l Second Class English Depaytmeat Premium to Miss Pelham; accessit, Mis-. Arkansas Lawson. 1 Polttensss. 1 Premium to Miss Robins; accessit. Misses Causin and Lawson. 1 Order and Nestness 1 Premium to Miss Robins; accessit, Miss Causine. 1 Frsnek. Premium to Miss Cru,ch6eid; accessit Misses Woodruff and Cross. 1 Massc. Premium to Miss Roane; 2nd premium to Miss Crutchfeld; accessit, Miss Robins. When the delivery of the premiums wa. concluded, Mrs. Carroll remarked that ssihers were many young ladies who, having enter ed the school too late to compete with those whose efforts commenced with the year, were not awarded premiums, though deserving ol honorable mention for lheir application and improvement Of this class are the Misses Pennington, Owens, Sevier, Marshall, Ham.