The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-09

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A. II u ussal ~ visitors 70 Tsxae 10
con,snumicats to their friends whatever To-
cidsnts Of pleasing AZ interesting Nature
which may como snd~s tksts observation
IN their travels through &ts eo~stsy, have
thought tklt Il wouid mt b. sntsfriy sAin>
tsrsstiUg 70 yoas nsmsrous reAdsss ahssed
70 prsssnt short sketck of tlse recent H..
rary entertainments exhibited In Maruhsh.
To those who have never visilsd Masshsll.
II 10 proper hers 10 remark thu: asWo~e the
many bright ornsments dat ado~n this
bsAutifal inland town. are several i.res ~
aned ses'Insries Of learning. Upon ny
arrival NJ this piscs, on Friday lssi. X wss
my good fostune 70 sttend an Examination
aud Exhibition Of the fair pspils 81 oes u
these excellent "norssries of ssisnes -
that Of Mrs. fIcnioe,'s school, Il was =
rich treat ind ed, sad The large company
Of ladies and gentlemen present sses,sd .
enjoy II 10 their hearts content II the
exercises Of Grammar, Mathematics. and
the mors polite sciences Of Philosophy.
Rhetoric. DO, &c, the fair pupils passed
through them with Ill tho rnrs aud ssb-
lime agility Of had Of nimhls fawns.
bounding DER the plains. Such exercises
seemed to them more y = pleasure and
recrcsiicn than . task.
The Examination closed in the evening
for the more interesting exhibition Of the
pupils IN composition and music. The
Exhibiti"n took place at the Baptist Church.
10y candle iighi. The building wxs large
s'si comx'"dicus. and Ii, up liz naguificcnt
style. Ladies and gentlemen commenced
assembling ut m early hnur, aud night had
scarcely ees IN before the church became
d<sssly 6tlVd with brilliant COMPANY, ex
cited with interest aud animation. 4 soul
stirring f'lecs Of mnsic on the piano opened
tho exercises Of the evening. first upon
tho stHge esn,e tue "red bird {" Of Bowie.
Miss y. f.. The subject Of her compost.
ton was l.omr." 'iLoss Of the audience
who heard her descriptions " home rndear.
nsents, were fully convinced that " there u
no place like home" This composition
closed amidst the appliance of MI present.
aud VISA honored with the beautiful mir on
the piano. "Oh | am IN Love- BY Miss
NJ. Z. Of Pamela. NEXT upon the stage
came Mrs NJ. A. Nc. al L., with Nj in.e
resting composition on Order ia H~avon's
First Law" Tier pi~e~ YEAS in perfect ".
der and style, ard went OF cheeted b. the
company. and followed with delighted
music by Miss E. g., Of Ia. Next appear
I'd Miss u. r., ons IN the fair flowers n
Harrison, witt, l,eans'fal disssststioa On
" Female Educ ation." This ccmpraifi0a
WAS r~pls;e with interest sat infefmasirn
and was welcomed viii sAssrs. "kslsy
bly," On ths piano, ~ Misa ]. r., Al Ma
sisll. was cns 81 tho comrlssreass paid to
this composition Tho compcsisicn an
Ornsmental kducasson. ~ ~ Aiiss l.. n.
II Marh4ll MA decidedly s,~h trras !;
also ths ptefs OH = knowledge by Miss
N. A. d.. ri Marshall. afforded 4 pleasing
ie;aee~sa In al nresrna 1st..sc eau,,nsi-