Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NOTICE TO POLITICIANS.

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Epitome Of Business and Personal Matters.
The fall session of the Hannah More
Academy will commence the second Monday
OF September. We recommend this Acade-
my to our citizens as an excellent institution
for the education of young ladies.
There were tlityseven deaths in this city
during the month of July
The Loeofocos of this city selected the
following delegates on Friday evening to at
tend the Convention at Dover, ON Thursday,
the 10th inst.:-John Moore, Jesse Sharp,
James McLsnan, Robert r, Robinson, VIM.
Bright.
The Wesleyan Female College.-The next
session Of this excellent institution for the
education of young ladies will begin on
Thursday, September 9th. In this connec-
ton we give the report of the Board of Visl-
tors, who attended the commencement
exercises in June last.-
" The twenty sixth commencement eXer-
cises of this institution began with the annual
sermon by Rev. b. II. Nadal, D. D., on Sun
day, June nth The examinations on the
following Tuesday and Wednesday were
thorough and, so far as witnessed by the
committee who attended nearly every ex-
ercise, the result was highly creditabe to
md
Alumna celebrated theirthird anniversary on
Wednesday evening, with interesting exer.
eises. The commencement took place on
Thursday evening, after a very substantial
commencement dinner. The music on the
occasion must be pronounced excellent; the
essays were well written and well read; and
the paintings of the young ladies, with which
College Hall was so tastefully decorated,
were of superior merit. The graduating
class numbered thirteen. President Wilson,
before presenting the diplomas, addressed
the young ladies in most appropriate and
impressive manner.
During the last term the number of board
ers was larger than at any previous period
and larger number than usual remained in
the college throughout the year
The President and his excellent companion
possess rare qualifications for the high and
responsible position which they occupy, and
| their wise and 1udicious administration has
contributed largely to the womanly bearing
and cultivated address exhibited by the stu
dents. Many of them, during the last year
have been made wise unto salvation, and
promise much to the Church.
Considering the eligible location OF the
college, its beautiful and healthful surround
ings, its ample and pleasant accommodations
its able corps of teachers, its superior govern
ment, and its easiness of access from all part
of the country, it is the sober judgment o
the undersigned that a better or safer inst
tuition for the mental and moral training o
young ladies can nowhere be found
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