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Miss SARAH H. QUAIL,

 ?alA @aPAa. VILE undersigned having been appointed Trs. "A tees have made an arrangement with Nls37 QUAIL to taketde superintendenee of this Insh. tution.

 The first session will open on MONDAY TIE 18TH DseEMBEa, lsi5; and as the number will be Gm- lled 1t is necessary that all applications bo made as soon as possible.

 The course of instruction will comprehend al the higher branches of thorough English educ ation: together ~ih

 FRENCH, DRAWING G. PAINTING.

 -AESD MUSIC. ne terms o tuition for session of five months have been tNed, for Grammar, Geography. History. Astronomy, Moral and Mental Phiosophy. Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Com. position, &e., Sl5 o8 FRENeH, 10 0Q DRAMlNG AND PAINTING. 10 0e MUSIC, 20 09 From the lattering character of the testmonials which MISS QUAIL brings with her from the Washington Seminary. Penn, We can confidently recommend this Institution to such young ladies as desire to accomplish their education. Boarding can be had. in respectable families on moderate terms.

 T. s. DREW.

 T. w. NEWTON, Tfps,ees.

 A. E. THORNTON, ] Dec l5. 1915. H-u.