Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13
NasbyiIIe Female ACADEMY.

The forty-6rst annual exhibition or commence
rent Of the Nashville Female Academy closed on
Wednesday last. The exercises were attended dsi-
by large numbers of our itizens, who were high
gratfed with the evidences of good scholarship
IN the part Of the graduating class, afforded by
men. This class amounted to forty five in mum
Der, 1ne Of the largest turned out by the Academy
during the foTty-one years of its existence. This
Institution was never more popular, nor in better
condticn than at present The Principal, Mr.. Ell.
LOTT, never wesries in well doing. His object has
been 70 make his school one of the best in the
Nv, and be is carrying it along surely to the high
est points Of excellence. The means Of accommo-
dation have been considerably increased recently,
and the next session il looked to with additional in
terest, the prospect for a much larger number of
pupils from a distance residing in the Academy,
being very fair. Most sincerely do we wish the
'old Academy" perennial prosperity. The follow
ing list of graduates aai the subjects of their
saws, we copy from the Union and American:
l. Miss Sheron, Davidson co-Salutatory.
2 Miss Mary V. Shields, Nashvile-Destiny of
Nicaragua.
a.
Of Composition.
5. Miss Florence Guild, GaIlatn, Teun-Hearts
Unveiled.
6. Miss Emma A. Davis, MISUNDERSTOOD Girls
Life.
7. Miss Emma Henkie, Huntsville, Ala-The
South.
s. Miss Susan P. Doris, Nashville-Yirtue is
Beautiful
9. Miss Victoria S. Page, Franklin, Tenn-IdOla-
10. Miss Virginia &. Harding, Nashville-Memo-
IL. Miss Susan L. Smith, Nashville Encourage
meut.
u. Mics Mary N. Mitchell, Carthage, Tenn
Light.
Is. Miss Maggie W. D. Stark, Memphis-Vanity
Fair.
IA. Miss Matte E. Holt, Columbus, Ga.--Sun-
light and Shade.
Is. Miss Mary E. jenkins, Yazoo City, Miss
Why is this not an age of Poetry.
l6. Miss E. Gertrude Scott Baton Rouge, La
The Spirit of Discovery.
II. Miss Fanny V. Smith, Paris, Tenn-Destiny
Of the Great.
Is. Miss Mamie Shute, Nashville, Tenn-The
Hours.
10. Miss Sally @. Threewitts, Columbus, Ca
The voice Of Night.
20. Miss Sally MOOrman, Nashville, Tenn.-The
power of Gold.
81. Miss Mary w. Baker, Montgomery cO.-In-
centives.
Home and its Iu6uences.
%. Miss Mollie H. Goodloe, Franklin CO., Ala
North Carolina.
"a Miss Alice Hsrdemsn, Franklin, Tenn-Magic
aud MagiciaDs.
25. Miss Anna Ewing, Nashville, Tenn-Tbe
Past, a Dream the Future a Phantom.
%. Miss Sallie w. AckliR, Franklin CO., Ala
The effect OF circumstances in the Development OF
Character.
p. Miss Annie E. Cody, Columbus, Gals She
Rich.
%. Miss Amelia Parrish, Oak Grove, KY
General View of Human Progress
90 Miss Anna May Murfree, MurireesbOro, Tenn
"A Dream.
80. Miss Mary E. HobsOn, Nashville-rd Love
TO Roam.
81. Miss Alice W. Howard, Montgomery, Ala
Poetry OF Life.
80. Miss Alice Williamson, Memphis, Tenn
The Love Of Novelty.
SO. Miss Matte c. Billing, Columbus, Ga-Best
Men are Moulded OF Faults.
81. Miss Mary James Christmas, Clinton, Miss
Resignation.
, So. Miss Maggie Lindsey, Nashville-Thoughts
at Sunset.
SO. Miss Mary T. Mccall, Lebanon, Tenn-La-
Dor.
81. Miss Fanny S. Weaver, Nashville, Tenn
Now.
So Miss Mary A. Gentry, Bedford CO., Tenn
Ruins.
s. Miss Martha L. Evans, Aberdeen, Niss-Cast
not Affection from Thee.
40 Mics Bell Keso, Fayetteville, Tenn
Energy.
Al. Miss Annie R. Nanny, Nashville-WhO are
Earth's HeroesS
Miss Annie Fort, Columbus, Miss-What is Ge-
niusp
4S. Miss Martha Ready, Murfreesboro, Tenn
Mans relation to the Natural World.
a.. Miss Ruth J. Campbell, Nashvile-What
shall be Ny Themeg
45. Miss Laura F. Hsr6emAn, Franklin, Tenn
VALEDIcToRY.