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 HAdN C I2 AAa VIE undersigned having been appointed Trrls- \ tees, have made an arrangement with MISS QUAIL to take the superinteudenee of this Ins- tuition.

 The first session will open on MONDAY THE l5rH BtcEhbER 1915; and as the number will be lim- led 1t IS necessary thai all applications be made soon as possible.

 The course of instruction will comprehend all the higher branches of thorough English education; together with FRENCH, DRAWING & PAINTING,

 AND MUSIC. The terms oi tuition for session of five months have been fixed for Grammar Geography, History. Astronomy, Moral and Mental Philosophy Chemistry, Natural Philosophy Com :, position, &c., Sl5 co FRENcl', 10 % DRAWING AND PAINTING. 10 co music, 2j GO From the nlttcring character of the testimonials which MISS QUAIL brings with her from the Washington Seminary, Penn we can confidently recommend this Institution to such young adies as desire to accomplish their educatioh

 Boarding can be had, in respectable families on moderate terms.

 r. s. DREW.

 T. W, NEWTON 4fusdes,

 A. F. THORNTON, ! Dee. l5 1915. H-tf.