Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-16

Mary Edwards for arithmetic, geography, and philo
sophy. sra,
Eunice Elizabeth Seaman, for improvement in French
Henrietta Glitch, for improvement in philosophy and
arithmetic.
Fannie hewitt, for writing and composition
Marion Bryan, for grammar and history.
Mary Edwards, for drawing and spelling.
Mary Miller, for French.
Henrietta Glitch, for geography and grammar
Martha Rethwell, for grammar and arithmetic.
Mary Jane Tree for geography and philosophy.
Marion Bryan, for application and punctuaty at roll
call.
Ellen Tree for Improvement in history geography.
Deborah Bryant, for improvement in astronomy and
geography.
Amelia Smith, for improvement in music.
Susan Rothwell, for improvement in astronomy and
natural philosophy.
Henrietta Glitch for strict attention to the rules and
improvement in history.
SECOND PART.
The Child who said I'll try" by Miss Francea Alexander
Dialogue Dancing the Misses Mary Edwards Alice
Coman.
Tired of Play, by Miss Mary Jane Tree
Tis not fine feathers that make fine Birds by Miss Ella
Jones'
Magic Lamp dialogue by the Misses Mary Eliza Edmonstor
and Helen Steer.
Child's Timetable, by Miss Mamie Colman.
Original composition, by Miss Susan Rothwell.
Premiums then distributed, as follows:
Miss Mamie Edwards for improvement in spelling and
geography.
Fannie hewitt, for improvement in geography and ap
plication to her studies.
Julia smoot, for application and improvement in al
her studies.
Anna Ward, for Improvement in moral philosophy and
botany
Lucie Minor, for improvement in writing and drawing
Iana n Tohn for impro in ay,fl
history.
Eliza Peters, for great improvement in all her studies.
Bette Kern improvement in arithmetic and history
Emily Nourse. for improvement in writing and reading
Rosa French, for improvement in French and amiabe
department
Anna Ward, for improvement in writing and drawing
Lucie Minor, for improvement in ancient geography
and Keith on the Globes.
Helen Nourse for strict attention to the rules and inn
provement in grammar, geography, and history.
Florence De Hess, for improvement In writing and her
studies generally
Lizzie Tyson, for improvement in all her studies
Jane E. johnson, improvement in moral philosophy
and astronomy.
Susan Rothwell, for improvement in botany and Keith
the Globes.
Martha Rothwell for improvement in astronomy and
punctuality at roll-call.
Emily Nourse, for improvement in geography and
spelling.
Julia Peters, for improvement in arithmetic geography
and grammar.
Alice Coman, for improvement in all her studies
Sarah Donn, for improvement in writing
Mary Eliza Edmonston, for improvement in all her
studies.
Jane E. johnson, for composition and application to
her studies.
Bette Kern, for improvement in writing and history
Fannie Nevtt, for improvement in philosophy and
tronomy
sophia Peters, for improvement in all her studies.
Ella Jones, for general improvement.
Anna Wheeler, for improvement in music, and appli
cation to her studies.
Helen Isabella Steer, for general Improvement
Martha Rothwcl, for Improvement in history and &C
ography.
THIRD PART.
The Good Girl by Miss Emily Kettlewoll.
Dialogue about Going to School, Misses Mary Ann Tower
and Julia Smoot.
valedictory Address, by Miss Jane 3. johnson.
Dialogue on Nobility, by Misses Mary Miller and Fannie
Nevitt.
valedictory Address, by Miss Anne Ward
French dialogue from Racine by Misses Amelia Smith, Eu
nice Elizabeth Seaman, Mary T. Miller, victorne
shafer and Rosae French.
Premiums again presented
Miss Helen Nourse for improvement in drawing philoso
ply, and astronomy.
Lucie Minor, for improvement in arithmetic and com
position.
Jane Il. johnson, for improvement in botany and my
thology.
Anna Ward, for improvement in composition and p
plication to her studies.
Susan Rothwel, for application to her studies and
punctuality at relLcall.
Ellen Tree, for improvement in grammar and arith
metic.
Deborah Bryant, for improvement in reading and
history.
Julia Peters, for amiable department and Improvement
in drawing, astronomy, and philosophy.
Emily Nourse, for history and philosophy.
Lucic Minor for improvement in history and natural
philosophy.
Anna Ward, for improvement in astronomy and Keitt
on the Globes.
The following young ladies' of whom have been in
the Institution too short time to Premiums
called up and each presented with volume:
Misses Malvina siebert Mime Siebert Louisa Latham
Franceia Alexander, Mary Ann Towers, Mary johnson
Anna Miller, Louisa Peters, Emily Donnson.
The highest honors then conferred upon Misses
Ward, Jane e. johnson, Luce Minor.
The Little Girls Goodbye spoken by Miss Eunice Eliza
beth Seaman.
The concluding address, by the Principal.
Specimens of drawing, painting, and ornamental needle
work exhibited Tuesday and Wednesday, the 13tl
| and 14th instant, follows: ..m. ..
| l5 handsome drawings by Miss Harriet Coye
2handsome drawings framed by Miss Susan c. Milburn
handsome drawings framed by Miss Susan Rothwell
| 3hanasome drawings framed, by Miss Helen Nourse
| 2handsome drawings, framed by Miss Anna Ward
| Handsome drawings, framed, by Miss Sarah Young
handsome drawings framed, by Miss Lucie Minor.
handsome drawings framed, by Miss Bette Kern.
10 handsome drawings, by Miss Alice Colman.
IL handsome drawings, by Miss Sophia Peters
handsome drawings by Miss Julia Peters.
Handsome drawings by Miss Miranda Lambright
handsome drawings, by Miss Amelia Smith.
handsome drawings, by Miss Florence De Hess.
paintings, by Miss Elizabeth Tyson.
magnificent frame-peces by Misses Jane r. johnson
Louisa Fowler, Anna Ward Fannie Nevtt, Rebecc
Wallis, Susan Milburn, and Sarah Young