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Dear Su:-Havius been iavi,ed few evenings
since, by the friends of some OF the Pupils, | at
tended the Examination OF the " Brooklyn Female
Collegiate Institute" corner OF Washington and
TillaIy streets. lhad heard the remark that Brook
lyn could boast OF 10 adequate Institution for the
education OF Iosus Ladies IN the accomplishments
OF lie. and il Polite Literature What was my
prise. therefore, 10 find some OF the daughters OF the
inst families in Brooklyn assembled in the presence
OF their parents and friends, and the Pastors OF two
or three OF ,her Churches, 10 witness The progress o;
the Young Ladies IN their studies for the past year
Ii | NAV be allowed 10 designate the names ct any
OF the Young Ladies, when all acquitted themselves
satisfactorily would mention that OF Miss Fitch,
who received the first premium in Ensllsh Conpc-
s;tlon: also that Of Miss Howard. who received a
Diploma for the second best English CompoSition.
in the Department OF Muse, also. must NOT omit
10 mention that The Judges awarded the INST pre-
mum, Medal, TO Miss Baxter, Tor excellence in
thai accomplishment; while next IN proficiency
stood Miss Hubbell, 10 whom was awarded the
prize OF beautiful Music Book; alter whom
came the Misses Naylor and Straiton, each OF
whom received an appropriate testimonial Tor pro-
ticiencv in that divine Arr which 81 hath charms
that all men love"


The Principal OF this School. although devotins
her own time exclusively 10 the interests OF her
Pupils, employs the services OF several teachers ci
ability IN the various departments: ana Inc pal!ol-
age which has been extended 10 her ourIuS Inc
past year, since she has had the management OF tne
Institution, has eeuaed her anticparioDs, and the
Institute is now established on firm basis Ihe
attention OF such OF the residents OF Broeklyn as
have daughters to educate directed 10 this School,
and let no one. who Is unacquainted with II say
that our CITY has no Schools where our Young
Ladies can receive an accomplished Education;
Let Us educate eur Daughters nearer home: instead
of sending them on; Of sigh: 10 be starred al te-
male Boarding Schools, and TO come IN contact
with other siefeo,yped editions OF Cart ShsHdLey
Let any mother spend day or TWO IN THIS instliu-
ton and witness the method of instruction IN II,
and she vii! Be satisfied that she has ai last found
what she has probably long been searching and
wishing for. A GooD SCHOOL