DOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
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HI fer Young Ladies, by the MistS DEMAREST. No.
90 Orsnce,reet corner o.; Henry Brooklyn, L. l. Tie
suvnrler term of this Institution will commence the lt!i
OF May 1872 This School has been in successful operation
for nearly four wears None but eXl erencet and well
qualified Teachers employed. and only imd mum :
her OF pupils received. d.


The course instruction includes all the branches OF
English 4dnca,ion with the Latin French AMI Spanish
Languages Vocal and Instrumental AIu,'c, Drawing and
Painting.


The service OF the Principals is personal and Constant
and exeon sill be spared 10 elevate .e moral as wei!
the intellectual aainmenis OF alcr pupils One months
notice required previous The reoval OF any scholar


The price tuition the English branches varies from
egh, 20 tean dollars per according 10 the studies
purSued Board and English tuition two hundred dollars
per Circulars stating particulars, obtained at the
residence Of TIE Teachers.


Refrenre,.-Rev. J. broadhead, D. D.: Rev s H. Cox
D. D. Rev J. Spencer, D. D.: Rev. Mr.. Dwight: Rev
Nr. Lewis; Rev. Mr.. Rowland; 6. Marvin 81. D.. Brook
lvnJ. Black k"el. merchant. No. - street. New
York. residence Bu,wck L. l.. Rev. Dr.. Cuyler. Phila
dclphia Rev. S. Van Vranken, d. D.. New Brunswick
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