The Misses Clark's School Examination

Thursday, January 22, 187-1, 9 o'clock A. m. to 12, recitations; and f rum 2 o'clock to ó P. M., recitations. Friday January 23, lessons from 10 o'clock, A. M., to 12, M. Aiternoon, 3 o'clock, to S P. M., Music, readiug report of attendance, the original composiHous: Be,autiful thinge about us, Ofoing down lall, Bright and Sparkling, and Auld Lang Syue. lieadiug lOth No. of 33d volume of " The Wild Flower," the semi-nionthly periodicixl of the school. The studies pursued this term have been reacling, writing, spelling and the defining of words, Geography, Grammai' and parsiug, Arithmetic, Natural Philosophy, Republic of America, Aucicnt and Modern History of the Old World, and Mythology, and oral instruction in general knowiedge. The roading books have been Lady of the Lake, and Pope's penaphras of the Ilead. Jan. 13, 1871. MARY H. CLARK, Principal.