New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01


Isaac Nelson res'd. Chss. ID Lewis rem IL
David l. Crane resd Robt. Murray, remd,
Alex Well. resd David " Nage, rem :,
Carlos ID Stewart resd Leonard Perkins remd.
Richard G. Smith re- d. Geo Is Dean rem d.
Tbos. jackson, resd, David A. Forbes rem
Jas J B.vins remd Christian Hanson, rem d,
Abm W Birkbeok remd, Jas. jackson. rem d.
Nicholas CTccheron rem'd Philip Jordan, rem d.
Hiram CorcCn, remd, Elijah ). Lewis rem d.
Geo ! pesn rem'd Russell Newell, rem J.,
Chss Briggs, remd, Geo. o Brien. rem'd
Thcs II Benis rem'd John A. Pool, ren'd
Robt Collins, remd
sCHr ISsPECToRs-REsIGsED an RENoyED WHOSE PLA-
CEs HAVE BEEN FILLEc.
pllip Cesey resd Jas. J. Bsvas,
I Velsor rem d by Maxwell, Henry b. G-e,
W K Dcty do by Bronson, James Oiell,
AleY Fisher Charles Missing,
James Ciashy Conrad Sweet
DAM Hortor, rem'd Conkhn smith,
John Hylsr James McCAbe
Dernis Mclaughlin, John Coulter
Davis Aiick, Daniel Thatcher.
FIFTH WARD SCHOOL FvlMINArIOs-The Second Semi
Al nual Examination Of the Primary Department Of
Ward School humber twenty nine situated 10 North hohre
street held by the Trustees yesterday commencing
9 O'Clock A. NJ There present six hundred and fifty
pupils under the Of Miss Csthsrine Connay, Prin'
pa-iiiss Frances COmstock, vice Principal with six
assistant teachers. The exercise opened with singing an
opening ode by the whole school with very pleasing ef
feet The various classes examined in Reading Spell
ling Punctuation, Table, Geography and Definitions with
very results The appearance Of the pupils highly
ati-sciory There large number ofvisitors mostly
parents of tie ciioren present who seemed to take
deep interest in the exercises The sairways entrances
ysrds &c. of this school unexceponabe and perfectly
-ae The school separated at eleven by singing parting
Hymn in superior style for such children.
Al o'clock II the ladies' assembled snd the exercises
were resumed under the direction Of Mr.. McKeen, ETs
miner IN Chief assisted by DR. Kennedy, Mr. Dslemaer
Rev MIR DAldwn Col Stevens of the Public Society and
many other gentlemen Of note There were $50 young
ladies present dressed in white with flowers their hd
divided into classes the members of each class wearing
different coored ribbons in their hair Glass wore white
Cla-s pale green class blue class pink class Z
straw color class lilac.
The exercises commenced with ohorns Welcome
Kind Friends by the whole school, under the direction of
Mss Barbour H. Mcdonald, vice Principal and teacher of
nusic and dancing accompanied by the piano. The
ercses directed by Miss Jane A. A. Eboes the able
pncpa ard each teacher examined her own class IN the
follow order First section f. lowest class. % girls
anintG ~ Introductory Geography by Miss Josephine NJ
Browning. The class appeared very we'll second ex-r
80. section L. examined n Elementary Arthn-tic aud
Familiar Science, Mis- Elizabeth Warren teacher THIS
We VET, good Glars and reflected credit is teacher
nc tte school Third exerc-e section ID, examined in
Reading, Spelling, Punctuation and Definitions by Ni-s
Catherine Starr Fourth exercise. section &, examined in
Geogr,piy and Civil Polty. ly Ms Euphemia Warren
Fnh eXefcise elton H. examined IN story United States
and lniroductory Astronomy by the Principal and Mis-
Hel-n Morgan. Tbs exercise was very fair, and the
answers quite ready and intelligent could BE- expected
Tie Glass ceived cOmmendaon r m the examiner = KIN
Isl section A, highest clAs were Ksmned IN Nsrl
IhllsoI n.y. En.i-h Grammar and Ar hmetic by Mr..
Mcdonald the vice principal This cl s - De exam ned
in attn and writing IN the boys department t. day VITA
class Of boys.
Vey crtditable specimens Of compo ton read dlr
rc the exercises which were enlyened by singing
TIE compositions Opening address appro Jria-
snd chasie by Miss Emily SImmon-. section Night'
Aiss Fanny Cslagb, section A. "lne Country Church
.auy." by Mi,s J. IIabsgh, Early Recollection by
Mss Slater section a., with several others that
the programme but omitted for want Of time. Addresses
vers made by Mr. MckeOn DR. Kennedy, AID Delem4ier,
and Rev Mr. BALDWIN, after which splendid array OF
Loau-s were presented to the examiners and school O
GERS by several i'tie girls and then the school dis
Missed with Parting song, executed very hney by
party Of Young ladies, under tbs direction OF Hiss Do
nslo WHO joined with them. An original song was suug
during The exercises The specimens OF psnmsn'hp aud
drawing very good This school has proved % be
among the very best Of the newest ia the City
SEvENrEYNrH WARD SCHOOL ExAMISATIoy.-The SEE
ond semi Annual Examination OF the Boys De Jsrmenf,
Wsrd School Ne So il Twenty fourth between Seventh
and Eighth avs, was held yesterday by County Supsrn.
teudent Mtkrsn assisted by Mr. Delemater and other
school officers There were boys present with rs-
ter Of GEO under the direction of Thomas Fouk Princi
pal John G. McNary. Vice Principal recently appointed
N the place OF Samuel + Wizon, deceased and eight
sstants-four male and female teachers The
cises opened with singing accompanied by tbs p The
Lords Prayer" chorus by the whole school ID eEer
cise-Clsss {. taught by VIM. II. Jellif Reading AID
spelTg-Nery far. 81 Observation-Disclosures, IS ,lor
BOYS Dream" by Master Lpovi-. i,h-Invtrion Solo
aud CbOrUs-Nery neatly executed. 5;h exsrcseSsc b,
Geography and Grammar Nelson Il. BrcstrAn teacher
This class passed yeTy satisfactorily, aud Commanded
for intelligence 7h exercise Staging. Freedoms
Land" q chorus by the whole school. 9Th exercise
DeclamGon by Master 1i-dsl 9TH aud 10th exercises
History and A-ebrS-Secton A Senior taught by j. q.
n Nary These exercises very superior. and gave
evidence Of Thorough and intelligent training, and
ceIy "a much commeudsOn from Examiner, who Is
Usually very cautious in his measure OF praise Sec
ten noun ing badges IN honor Of their late
teacher. Dir : r. Nuou shO was a great faYorts
With The class 18th observation-disclosures b" David aud
"Gohah,' By Masters Campbell ant CSrmicHael Thi.
Performance well received l-tn aud 1911 Read.
iHg Psrsu snd ri hm-tic Section 4 Junior taught by
18th eI-rcise-siuging "Oer the Mountain Wave
chorus BY the school l5b. exercse-orgiaAl declama
lion, Our Country by Master anpbeL 10th sni 7th
eItrciss. Section A, Nor Nr Nary trich%r Grammar
AID Book keeping. TIE other eIerc composed Of
singing and declarations. closing with semichOrus
" The Old Clock The specimens Of Penmanship Draw
ug ara Skeichng very and many of them
beautiful lie school TOOus In admirable order. and
NEXT, commanding spencid Of tbs North
the other. The rooms were beautifully adorned With
proper flowers ornaments, geo by Mss N l..
Mcfarland, AMI the Principals desk decorated with
flowers
The Boys Department Of Fifth Ward School, No. %.
viii be examined 10 day al o'clock P. " Mr.. N
Starr Principal
Tie Colored School IL Thomas st will be s1aminsd Al
o'clock A N. today
BoARD OF EDucarIoS-EC Benedict Esq. President
il the chsr The Board held It's meetings i'r .le %.
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