YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL. LlTcHFIELD
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0EMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION.

 A brief notice of those who have distiu. guished themselves during the term and in the review of the studies at its close, it is believed will quicken emulation hereafter in the just importance it gives to subject of 50 much con- sequence as female education.

 While all the members of the school deserv- ed much credit in critical review of the stud. ies of the Term, the following young ladies far exceeded in the several studies designated in the acquisition entitlins them to Good Exam ination:

 hn GrammGr-Missss M. J. .Wadhams. Vol. cottville; N.Welton. Bristol c. Lewis. Litch. field.

 Geography-Misses N. Welton; E. Morse and c. Ward, LitchGeld.

 Roliin-Misses M. J. Bostwiek, Liteh6eld ; M. J. Wadhams. Wolcottvi;le.

 .ArnotFs Physies-Misses M. J. Bestwick J. A. Russell, Chicago, Ill.

 U. s. Histo,y.-Misses Welton; C.V.Swifl and L. B. Swift, New Milford.

 .Nat Philosophy-Misses Welton, M.J. .Wad. hams and c. Ward.

 Watts ca ihe .Mhad-Misses Wadhams, M J. Bostwick. x. Wslton, and H. M. Norton, Lockport, Ill.

 In Modern Europe. Mental Philosophy, and Arnotts Physics. Miss Julietts Russell was per. feet in daily lessons through the term. and Miss Elisabeth Evans of Batavia until her de. Parture six weeks previous to ifs close. In the review of Arnott's Physics Miss Bostwick and Miss Russell highly distinguished themselves. First Prize to Miss Juliette A. Russell. Chi cago. Illinois.

 in Composition to Miss Mary J. Bostwick, Litchfeld.

 In Music to Miss Harriet N. Norton, Lock. port, Illinois.

 For order in the Boarding Department 10 Miss Charlotte V. Swift, New Milford.

 J. H. JONES, Principal.