New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
| OrIeans pailp Crsstert.
|sATUADAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1860.
SCHOOL, MATTERS.

9ErATx Normal scnooL.-4The closing exhibition
I useful and noble institution took place
Flast, at the schoolhouse on Clio street.
~ Asembiage OF the friends OF education
Ie hail. and the exercises, showing the
/. 3eress of the young ladies under the care
" faftAntive and competent instTuetress, Mrs.
4 were Of q highly pleasing and satisfactory
III kaular Music. rectations and readings OF com
Al6na composed the programme. The sweet
s lid correctness Of the singing, whilst winning |
G5yysa compliments for the fair singers, likewise
3@dceIA high compliment npon the music teach /
IL Iii Fisher The following were the elocnton- |
I'D literary exercises Of the occasion:
"A domposition. Subject" Teaching y by Miss
Recitation. Progress of Liberty" by Miss
~ EDonald.
& q. Composition. !" Let there be Light" by Miss
Todd.
y 4. Letter; by Miss DentzelL
n 8. Composition. !" Mental ana moral ouiuVa
Il ID. Composition. /. Mission Of Woman by MISS
|&kAdges.
N II Recitation. 4 Hagar iii the Wilderness by
POEM Death Of King Philip;r by Miss
lfpl Composition. :. Anecdotes of GhiIdren;n by
M Wingate. T.,
:d Rceitaton. /" May Queen, etc.;'' by Miss
z1iHhan.
All the close of the exercises Mr.. Lusher of the
4 fBoah of Directors, (and who deserves to be en-
iitlei godfather of the school, II not its fatherl
nnd complimentary address to the teachers
4 and pupils. every word of which was warmly APP
5foFed by the ladies' asd gentlemen present.
# 4hsre are at present sixty pupils iii the school.
Il 81 GInLs Hlert sssooL, FOURTH DIsTBIcT.-0
|j Friday afternoon there was charming entertain
inent given BY the young ladies Of this school, at
ghelr beautiful schoolhouse On Chestnut street
The Special occasion Of the entertainment was the
inauguration Of the new school journal, the Scar
lna.a The room was prettily decorated as usual,
Ind 4 large number 81 spectators was present.
The exercises were purely Of musical and literary
character. The pianoplaying and singing were
uelicious enough. The readings were not only
trom Tho Garland, but from the other school Jour
{ nal, the Magnolia Leaf.v The different pieces
read sparked with all the freshness and vivacity
and the deiicate fancy Of troupe Of sweet and
merry school girls, whilst they eyinced degree of
= literary culture which reflected much credit upon
the amiabe and accompiished prlncipai, mss
burf, anu her assis'ai's aiss sorneus, siss = "
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fSefs, Nj Vsposh sHfi'e Vsteh, hsa LAns
* horne ''spectal Correspondence wy. ~ 9uia
s5keEaall 'oar arsehooifeom Aiock, snl'a hehaaii
N Wind, Sarah Chitoh 'fetieo fiahts ana Losl,
# Gonnori Wasefioos Eiiela cohhor specia
respondence, no. u Y. mormon "Music,
~ Henderson AN omnlous hde, EVa Lahg
xkorne: u Dream, Y. Earhart; ''ola arm oha'r,
MI Ns Chiffon oar Dressing. Room Y. Henderson
X Odds and Ends, Y. Eafhara scrap BOOK ant
Wants. " Earhart; Kay OF sunlight, y
'pderson; south ana oid age. Y iahghorhe
"a ~ aiool aId its Changes y. Inornton "Vul
+ aoaghts,' u. Connor ~ mere Is fopes p os