American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-16

W y9.n, oviOhED WobAAN, nom ~ 70 90 years
| W l6-u Of 9th and streets.
So The Annual Distribution OF Pre-
mums and medals took place at AZ A. Tyson and Sisters
/ Seminary, Tuesday, 18th inst, as follows:
| An address by Rev J. X. Eckard
Statements were then presented TO each young lady Of
her mp progress and conduct throughout the year
randa Lambright Emma Bayliss, and Franceia Alex
ander.
An original composition, by Miss Alkaline Campbell
read by Miss Mary Preston.
Premiums were then distributed
Miss jane y, Eckard, for Chemistry and Rhetoric.
g Edmonia Taylor, for Astronomy and Arithmetic
Mary A. Bryant, for Moral Philosophy and Com
position.
Jane E. johnson, for Modern Geography, Gram
Anna Ward, for Ancient Geography, Grammar,
and Rhetoric. "a ;
+" Mary Alkaline Campbell, for History and Astroo
Monty. 81
" Anna Evans, for History and Physiology.
Dephine Cammack, for Rhetoric and Composition.
Emily Dennison, for satisfactory Improvement in
Mary Woodward, for amiable department and
satisfactory improvement
Emma Bayliss for satisfactory progress in all her
!" Virginia Darrell, for Arithmetic.
" Lucie Minor, for Music and Drawing .sS
g Jennette Sibbald, for Music.
" Isabel Sibbald for Music and Drawing.
Sarah Young, for application and Improvement
Francelia Alexander, for punctual attendance and
general improvement.
Henrietta Glitch for Philosophy, Geography, and
" America voss, for Reading and Writing.
Mary Lucas, for Grammar, Philosophy, and His
An original composition by Miss Alkaline Campbell
read by Miss Mary Preston. I
spoken by Miss Agnes Ricketts, and Miss Ellen Tree
Miss Lucie Minor, for Philosophy and Astronomy.
Edmonia Taylor, for Music.
:. Jane I; Eckard, for Physiology and History.
Mary M. Bryant, for Chemistry and Rhetoric
Mary Preston, for Moral Philosophy, Composition,
/" Jane E. johnson, for Natural Philosophy and
g Anna Ward, for Chemistry, Botany, and Physi-
4 ology
Anne Evans Tor rhetoric and Grammar.
Marianne Alexander, for Modern Geography, Phi
Sarah Tlley, for Geography, Astronomy, and
Marion Gurley, for needle-work and amiable de-
Mary Jane Tree, for satisfactory progress and
amable department.
Miranda Lambright, for Modern Geography and
Natural Philosophy.
g Louisa Fowler for Writing, Composition and Phi
losophy.
Eunice Seaman, for Improvement all her studies
Isabel sibbaid, for Writing and Geography.
Jennette Sibbald, for History.
An original composition, valedictory, by Miss Mary NJ
Bryant-read by Miss Jane Il. Eckard
The Four Wishes dialogue, spoken BY Misses Ellen
ander, and Emma Baylss.
An original prose dialogue by Miss Mary Preston, be-
tween king of India and American citizen. King
Miss Sarah Young; Citisen-Miss Mary Lucas.
Premiums distributed:
Jane E. Eckard for Music and Drawing
Mary M. Bryant for Astronomy, Keith on the
Globes and Botany.
Anna Ward, for Natural Philosophy, Arithmetic,
Lucy Minor, for Grammar, History, and Modern
Geography.
Mary Preston, for Physiology, Chemistry and
Jane E. johnson, for Writing and ornamental
I" M. Alkaline Campbell, for Grammar and Natural
Philosophy.
Susan Milburn, for Drawing and improvement in
Bette Kern, for improvement in all her studies.
Harriet Coyle, for Modern Geography, Phioso-
ply, and Astronomy.
Fannie Birch, Arithmetic, Grammar, and History.
Charlotte Morton, for Reading.
Ellen Tree, for History, Philosophy, and Geogra-
/" Miriam Mordecai, for punctual attendance and
Henrietta Glitch, ornamental needle-work pune
tual attendance, amiable department.
Emily Gertrude Foster, for Arithmetic and Nee
Mary Moore, for Writing, Composition, and His
Annie Eckard, for application and general i'm
An original composition by Miss Jane E. Eckard-read
The Childrens Wishes, a dialogue, spoken by Misses
Henrietta Glitch, Miriam Mordecai, Eunice Elizabeth
seaman,
The Parting, an original dialogue, by Miss Delphine
Cammackspoken by Miss Mary Lucas and Miss Miranda
Lambright.
An original vaedctory address, written and delivered
by Miss Mary Preston.
Premiums distributed:
Miss Jane H. Eckard, for Moral Philosophy, Astrono-
my, and Arithmetic.
" Edmonia Taylor, for Ancient Geography and
Grammar.
Mary NJ Bryant, for Physiology and Grammar
!" Mary Preston, for Ancient Geography and History.
Jane y. johnson, for Physiology and Rhetoric.
Miss Lucie Minor, for Arithmetic and Natural Phi
/" Anna Ward, for History, Writing, and ornamental
needle-work.
I" Mary Alkaline Campbell, for Writing and Drawing.
/" Anna Evans, for Music and Drawing.
" Delphine Cammack, for Drawing and Natural
virginia Darrell, for Physiology.
Anne Eckard, for Music and Drawing
Mary Moore, for Modern Geography, Philosophy,
Bette Kern, for Writing and Drawing
Harriet Coyle for Writing, Composition, Drawing,
I" Louisa Fowler, for History, Grammar, Music, and
ornamental needle-work.
Eunice Elizabeth Seaman, for punctual attend
Fannie Birch, for orthography, Geography, and
4" Mary Lucas, for Writing, Composition and Arith-
metic.
Miriam Mordecai, for photography and ornamental
/" America yoss, for punctual attendance and orna.
mental needle-work.
Sarah Young, for Drawing.
4" Jennettc sibbaid, for writing
T" Isabel sibbad, for Arithmetic and History.
The Bouquet spoken by Miss Eunce Elizabeth Seaman
The highest honors then conferred upon the fol
lowing young ladies Miss Mary Preston, Miss Mary NJ
Bryant, Miss Jane II. Eckard, Miss NJ Alkaline Campbell
Miss Jane IL. johnson, Miss Lucy Minor, Miss Anna
Ward, and Miss Edmonia Taylor, of Virginia.
Closing address by Rev y. X. Eckard jy 10
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
WE IRE authorized to sell the very desirable Farm
wv belonging to Lieut.. d. +. Dulany, U. s. Navy. 1t
lies immediately the Falls Bridge turnpike road in
Fairfax county, and back Potomac riverthe
distance from Washington city, D. C lie about six miles,
The Farm contains about TWO HUNDRED ACRES. The
Improvements consist of excellent frame dwelling
house, barn. stable, and other necessary outbudings.
The Ia n feuce A portion