YOUNG LADIES
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WILMINGTON, DEL.


N the 1st Monday Of October next subscriber will o.
~ pena Seminary, in Wilmington, in which all the useful
and some OF the ornamental branches of female education
VIII be taught with assduiy and The most efficient
moaes OF instruction will be adopted and of pro-
noting the intellectual improvement Of his pupils, left
employed. Special regard will aIao be paid to their hea
comfort, manners and morals The boarding SCHOLARS viii
pc constantly under the of governess of unexcep-
tonable character and accomplished manners and every
department OF the institution conducted in Manner whic
Is hoped, will meet the entire appreciation of its patrons
ierns OF board and tuition per qr S32. So or, if paid
Extra charges for Music Drawing, Painting on Velvet
Emorodery on Silk and Velvet &c, which will be taught
by lady amply qualified for the office.


Inc french language will be taught by master, whose
satisfaction


Young ladies' whose parents reside in the town. will be
admitted as day scholars Terms, dollars per Or, ac
cording to their studies.


Application may be made before the 1st of October to
Mr. ROBERT PORTER, Wilmngton-and afterwards to NE
principal w. sHERER


Sept. II, 1896. 86-5t
References REV. f. W. Gilbert, Hon. Willard Hall,
lon Louis M'Lane, Wilmington; James X. Black, Esq,
Hon. James Booth, New Castle