Young Ladies' Boarding School,
No. 110. Market Street. U1iI,n;,,o oto,3
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Z this Seminary which is open for the reception


N Of pupils, all the useful, and most Of the ornamental


branches OF education. will be taught with unremttng dill
|Eence; and every attention paid TO the health manners
|ad morals of the young ladies' TERMs of board and i.


ton, per Or, $50, paid in advance. Extra charges for
music and other ornamental branches.
w. SHERER.
Wilmington, Oct IL, 1926. 95-4t
REFERENCES in Tmington,-Rev. 4. w. Gilbert, Hon.
Willard Hall, Hon. Louis M'Lane Phtildelbhia-Rev
|Dr. Wilson, Rev Dr. Janeway Mr.. w. Janyer, Merch-


ani James Thompson Esq, Professor of Languages, Uni.
|yelsity Of Pennsylvania.