The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-25
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
The Ninth Annual commencement of the Balti-
more Female College took place last evening at the
New Assembly Rooms, and was largely attended,
The graduates this year are ten in number, and
the theses read by the different young ladies were
well received and frequently applauded.
The following the order of exercises Music
by the Blues Band. Prayer, by the Rev. T. H. w.
Monroe. "The Kaleidoscope of Life, with Saluta-
ry Address," by Miss Annie Perrine Ball, of Balti-
more. "Life and Art" by Miss Josephine Emma
Norris, of Baltimore. 'The Star of Bethlehem"
by Miss Mary Rebbecca Clagett, of Baltimore
The Triumphs of Time" by Miss Emily Frances
Riggan, of Somerset county, Nd. "Genius Talent,
Application; their Character and Effects" by Miss
Mary Elizabeth King, of Baltimore. ''The Ocean
its Beauty, its Music, and its Treasures by Miss
of Westmoreland," byMss Halle Fenton Brown. of
Westmoreland county, Va. .The Great West"
by Miss Fannie j. Barbour, of Fulton, Mo. "The
Creeping Shadow, with Valedictory Address" by
Miss Sarah Berry Hurst, of Baltimore county, Md.
The degree of Mistress Of Arts was conferred BY
the President of the College upon Miss Ann Amelia
Blake and Miss Isabella Hart, of Baltimore former
graduates of the College. The Baccaloreate de-
gree was conferred upon Miss Fannie j. Barbour,
of Fulton, Mo-; Miss Sarah Berry Hurst, of Bati-
more Co.. Md; Miss Josephine L. Norris, of Balti-
more; Miss Adelaide Elizabeth Simmont of Bal
timore; Miss Halle Fenton Brown, of Westmore-
land Co., Va; Miss Mary Rebecca Clagett, and
Miss Annie Perrine Ball. of Baltimore-all of the
game, of the class of1S56 The degree of Mistress of
English Literature conferred upon Miss Emily
Frances Rggan, of Somerset Co., Nd; Miss Mary
Elizabeth King, of Baltimore, and Miss Mary Jane
Jones, of Snow Hill, Nd, members of the class of
1859
The honors consisting of the large medals of the
College, were awarded as follows First Honors
Gold Medal, for excellence in the Greek and Latin
Language, to Miss Fannie j. Barbour, of Fulton
Mo-, and Miss Sarah Berry Hurst, of Baltimore
county, Nd. Second Honors, Silver Medal, for
excellence in Mathematics and Natural Science. to
Miss Josephine Emma Norris, of Baltimore; Third
Honors, Silver Medal, Tor excellence in Bellies
Lettres, to Miss Adelaide Elizabeth Simmont of
Baltimore; Fourth Honors, Silver Medal, for ex-
cellence in French to Miss Halle Fenton Brown,
of Hague, Va; Fifth Honors, Silver Medal for ex
cellence in Moral, Mental and Political Science, to
Miss Emily Frances Riggan, of Somerset county,
Md; Sixth Honors, Silver Medal, for excellence
in Department, to Miss Annie Perrine Ball. of Bal
timore; Silver Medals of the second order, from
smaller die were conferred upon Miss Jane Pndell,
of Baltimore, for excellence in Latin translation; on
Miss Roberta j. Pnckard, of Lancaster county,
Va. for excellence in Greek translation; Miss
Henrietta Wilkens, of Baltimore county, Md, for
excellence in French;'on Miss Narcissa Collins, of
Carlisle Pa, for excellence in English Composition;
on Miss Clara +. Martin, of Lancaster, Ohio, for
excellence in Instrumental Music; and on Miss En-
ma Elizabeth Corkran and Miss Laura Graham
Cooper, of Baltimore, and Miss Salle Gott Collin
son, of South River, Anne Arundel county, Md,
for Exemplary Department. .,
After the degrees and honors were conferred, a
parting ode, composed by Miss Halle f. Brown,
was sung by the graduating class.
LEXINGTON MARKET.-The following were the
ruling prices at Lexington Market yesterday: