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- v NHAGOto AL VIE undersigned having been appointed Trus- \ tees, havesmade an arrangement with Raa@9 GWAa.L to take the superintendent of this insti, tuition. ''9 The first session lbpen on MONDAY r1tr 15ru nEeEMRER, laI5; agi as the Hnmber will be i'm. ited 1t IS necessary that all applications be made as soon as possible. 17 The course Of instruction will comprehend all the higher branches ot thorough English education together with

 FRENCH, DRAWING & PAINTING,

 A.ND AEUs1C. The terms Of tuition fora session of ive months have been fixed, for Grammar Geography. History, Astronomy, Moral and Mental Phiosophy, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Con- T, position, &e., Sl5 GO ' Y hhNoH lo co sDhA"lNGANp PAINTING. 10 00 N4uSiN' 25 co From the lattering character of the testimonials which MISS QUAIL brings with her from the Washington Seminary. Penn, we can confidently 'rscommend this Institution to such yeung ladies as desire to accomplish their education.

 BoardiRg can be had ii respectable fainilics on moderate terms.

 T. s. DREW,

 T. W. NEWTON, 2rpsfaes.

 A. E. THORNTON ) Dec. f5, 1s45 Tiff

 