Young Ladies Boarding School,
No. 119. .Warket Street. Wnalliaa otnan
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L this Seminary which is open for the reception
IN of popils, all the useful, and most of the ornamena,
branches Of education, will be taught with unremting dill
gence and every attention paid to the health, manners,
and morals of the young ladies' TERMS Of board and
'nn, per Or $50, paid in advance. Extra charges for
music and other namenal branches


w. SiIERER.
Wilmington, Oct. II, 1926. 95-4t
REFERENCES in Wiimington,-Rev. L. w. Gber Hon.
Willard Hall, Hon. Louis M'Lahe: Ph2adeibhaa-Rev.
Dir. Wilson, Rev Dr. Janeway, MIR. w. Janver, arrcl-
ant James Thompson, Esq, Professor Of Languages, Uni
ycIsity Of Pennsylvania.


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