YOUNG LADIES
ROdRDI.N'G A TD U.1F SCHOOL,
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WILMINGTON, DEL.


N the Is jnday of October next the subscriber will o.
~ pea Seminary, in Wilmington, in which all the useful,
s some of the Ornamental ances of female education,
will be taught with assldui and The most efficient
modes OF Instruction will be adopted and of pro-
mo.,p the n'elec ua Improvement OF his pupils left un-
employed Special regard will also be paid their health,
comfort, nannes and morals The boarding scholars will
be constantly under the Of gveTness Of unexcep
tonaoe character aid accomplished manners; and every
department of the institution conducted in manner which,
i IS hoped will meet the entire appreciation Of It's pat
Terms of board and tuition per Or, so, ii paid
IN advance; $50


Ex,ra charges for Music, Drawing, Painting Velvet
Embroidery on Silk and Velvet, &c, which will be taught
by lady amply qualified for the office.


The French language will be taught by master whose
success teaching it for many years, has given general
satisfaction.


Young ladies whose parents reside in the town, will be
admitted as day scholars 1erm TO dollars per qr
cording t. their studies


Application may be made, before the lst Of October to
Mr.. RoBkar POTTER, Wimington-and afterwards to the
principal W. SIlERER
Sept. ID, 1896. S6-5t


References .-Rey E W Gilbert, Hon. Willard Hall
Hon Louis MLane, Wilmington; James X. Black, Esq
Hon James Boo'h New Castle