{"character_count": 1167, "word_count": 197, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9419999718666077], "ccnet_perplexity": [546.5999755859375], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
FEMALE EpUGATIoN.---lt affords Us plea sure to invite the attention of our readers to the Card of Madame D'EsTIMAuvILLE, in our advertising columns. This accomplish ed lady has just arrived in our city, and pro- poses, as set forth ill her Card, to teach all the branches of a complete Female education She is furnished with satisfactory testimoni- als of her eminent competency to perform all she proposes.

 Without deeming it necessary, on this occa- sion, to urge, upon all enlightened people, the paramount interest of female education, and without reference, or disparagement, to the schools already existing here, we express the opinion that such an institution, as Ma dame d'E. desires to establish, would be q valuable acquisition to the most favored com munity; and we cherish the hope that it will not be suffered to fail of success, for want of due appreciation in Little Rock.

 We are authorized to say, that Madame d'E. refers, for her qualifications, and success, as Teacher, to Bishop OTEY, Rev. F. G. Smith, of the Columbia (Ten.) Institute; to Rev. C. A. Foster, of the Holly Springs (Ml.) Female Institute; and to Rev. Mr. Smeades, of Raleigh, N c