New-EHaven, April 2, 1899 st4

Cormsc0U Female Academy.
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THE public is informed that Mrs. LYNDON con- tnues her SCHOOL in South Cornwall. The next quarter will commence the first Monday in May Young ladies from abroad may be accommodated with board at reasonable rrice, and in respectable fam

 es near the school house. A number can ohlnin board, should they prefer il, in the same family with Mrs. Lnon. The course of studies in this institution comprises all the branches necessary substantial education, together with such ornamental branches as are taught in seminaries, including all the varieties of plain and ornamental needle.work. The experi- ence which Mrs. L. has had in her employment in the city of New York, and also at the South, connected with the universal satisfaction given since she has been in this place, fully authorizes the beliefthat will be disappointed who cnust their daughters to