FEMALE EDUCATION.
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The branches of literature most essen- tial for young lady in this country, ap- pear to be,

 1. A knowledge of the English laD- guage.-She should not only read, but speak and spell correctly; and, to enable her to do this, she should be taught the English grammar, and be frequently ex- amined in applying it's rules in common conversation. ...

 2. Pleasure and interest conspire to make the writing of fair and legible hand, necessary branch of a female edu- cation-on this head have only to add, that the Italian and inverted hands, which are read with difficulty, are by no means accommodated to the active state of busi- ness in America, or to the simplicity of a republican. ,,

 3. Some knowledge of figures and bookkeeping is absolutely necessary to qualify young lady for the duties which