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The Placer herald., 1873-07-26
H USE A ND FA RIM.

The SUGAR BEET CRop.-Some of oul
best farmers annually put in an acre or two
of sugar beets, and thus lay up for Winter
supply of good succulent food that comes
into use when they are obliged in a great
measure to depend upon dry food only.
When the beets are chopped up and sprink-
led with little corn meal or bran, they are
eaten eagerly by cows and steers, and they
are not only fattening and milk-p oducing
but extremely wholesome. They are raised
as easily as a crop of ordinary turnips in
drills. The ground must be well prepared
and manured deeply, the rows struck about
thirty inches apart, and the seed drilled in.
When up two or three inches the plants
should be thinned out, removing the weak
est, to four or five inches apart, and thor
oughly cleared of weeds. The cultivator
should be passed through once or twice care
fully. In three or four weeks another thin
ming out should take place, allowing the
plants to stand from eight to ten inches apart.
The hoe should be freely used between the
plants, and the cultvator between the rows.
Frequent stirring Of the ground is indspensi-
BILE in the production of large crop.
CHOLERA M1xTURE-T following is said
TO be an absolute specific for the prevention
of Asiatic cholera, if taken when looseness
of the bowels is first noticed, and is good at
any stage of the disease.
Tnct. Op.
Tinct Capsic.
Tinct. Rhei co.
Tnct. Menth pip.
Tinct. Campho.
Mix equal parts of each
In common language, it consists of mix
ture of equal parts Of tncture of opium, red
peper, rhubarb, peppermint and camphor, and
the dose is ten TO thirty drops in two or three
teaspoonfus of water.
BAD MILK AND BUTTER IN W1NTER.-It is
said, when COWS are allowed to eat litter
which is thrown out Of horse stables, impreg-
mated as it is with liquid manure, their milk
and butter will be tainted with tie taste in
the same way that the flavor is injured by
eating turnips, but to more dsagreeable
degree. If litter is allowed to be eaten, it
should only be given to other cattle, and not
to milch cows, which should have nothing
but the sweetest and purest food.
POTATO SoUp.-For family of six, CRATE
five good sized potatoes, add two quarts Of
water, and place over the fire and boil slow
ly half an hour before wanted for the table
ten minutes before taking up add half cup
Of sweet cream, large spoonful of butter,
and salt and pepper to taste. To those who
are fond Of onions, small one grated with
the potatoes adds much to the flavor of the
soup.
To REMOVE WARTs.-Simply apply car
bolic acid few times for few days.
There is no pain.
The Placer herald., 1873-07-26
STRAYED STOCK.

JNGHT HEAD OF CATTLE, WERE LOST
4 u from band between Colfax and Alta while
being driven to the monnt3lns, on or about the
9th day of May, 1873 described as follows,
to-wt Seven yearlngs and one twoyear old
heifer; four are branded rs X on the right
hip, and four, combined "JK on the left hip,
All are marked with an underbit in the right
ear. and hole in the left. Any information
which will lead to the recovery OF the above
described stock, by letter or otherwise, VIII W
literally rewarded by the understand,
SAMUEL KYBURZ.
ie2S-lm .Clarksville, Ell Dorado Co.
The Placer herald., 1873-07-26
$50 REWARD.

OOMETIME IN THE LAST OF JUNE A
- mare and yearing colt strayed or were stolen
from the subscriber, about four miles northwest
of Auburn. The mare is bay, weighs about l, 200
pounds, white spot in forehead and little white
on the nose; legs from knees down are black,
branded on the left thigh with ''T' in a circle,
below which is the brand AL, light scar ON right
hind fetlock. Also one dark brown yearline
colt unbranded. The above reward will be paid
on recovery of the animals.
jy5-lm ANDREW LUDWIG.
The Placer herald., 1873-07-26
Assessment Notice

PLACER GOLD MINING AND Cana, no.
PANY-LoCATIoN OF Principal. D, oOM.
BUSINESS, SAN Francisco, CA1Tron'~.l oF
LOCATION OF WoRKs, PLAcrn
COUNTY, STATE OF
CALIFORNIA
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Tu,r
IN meeting of the Directors of said q a.. AL
held on the eighth (Sth) day of july AmnPany n 1sn
an ass essment of ten (10) cents Der b. 1913
levied upon the capital stock of the coru nre was
payable Immediately in United States aoIs pIItsaton
to the Secretary at the Office of the 9Ty'u Tnn com
No. All California street, San Francisco HPSay ra3y
fornia. "all'
Any stock upon which this assessmor. :, t.,
remain unpaid on Monday the eleventh t,an snali
day of August A. d. 1873, will be delnNNnln) Nniln)
and advertised for sale at public auctIa1 t1uen' en-
unless payment is made before, will be b sos ana 10
SATURDAY, THE 1H1Rr1ETH Goth NJ, ~ -.
AUGUST, A. d. 1873,
to pay the delinquent assessment, tocetbe, s;,
the costs of advertising and expenses n ,.L ~i.a
GEO. W. Il. KING, 'N'e
Secretary.
California. iv10.ln
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SI, OOOREWARD.

VNIIE ABOVE REWARD OF ONE THOUS-
i AND DOLLARS in gold coin is hereby Of
fered by Mountain Lodge No. IA, l. o. o. fo1
the arrest and conviction of the person or per
sons who murdered c. S. Strobel at Michigan
Bluff, Placer County, on the night of The 23rd
of May, A. d. 1878, and | hereby guarantee the
payment OF the above reward.
b. d. DUNNAM,
my31-tf Sheriff Placer County.
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Assessment Notice.
GREENE MINING CoMPANY-PRINCIl

PLACE CT BUSINESS, CRY AND COUNTY OF SAN
FRANCISCO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA; LoCA-
T1oN OF WORKS, AUBURN DISTRICT,
PLACER COUNTY, STATE OF
CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting of the BOARD of Directors held
on the second (2d9 day of July, A. D. 1873,
an assessment of fifty (50) cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock of the corporation
payable mmediatelyin. United States'gold and sill
yer cointo the Secretary 400 California street
up stairs, San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the fourth (4th) day of
August A. ID. 1878, will be delinquent, and ad
vertsed for saeat at public auction, and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on
WEDNESDAY, the twentieth day of Aupust.
1873, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
ID. +. VERDENAL,
Secretary.
oFF1CE-4OJ Call10rnla street. iy5-4W
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

DUTCH FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MINING
CoMpANY-LocATGoN or PLACE or business,
SAN FBANCGsCo; LOCATION OF WORKS.
DUTCH FLAT, PLACER Co., CALA.
Vrroi, 'rrrnpn * MET rN-QrrENT ,,pon
~ the following described stock ON account
of AsscssmentNo, 2, LEVIED ON the 18th day OF
May, 1873, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, as fol
The Placer herald., 1873-07-26

The TEST of voters at primaries, will be theil
endorsement and signing of the above address,
copies of which will be forwarded to each pre-
cinct for that purpose.
Signed,
Wm G. Norton, C. L. r. G.
VIM. NJ. Crutcher, G. d. c..
G.. S. Van Emmon, II. II. johnson,
b. f. Moore, Loren Heath,
Thos. McGoey, l.. S. Moffat
Luke ssecord J. w. Chinn,
G.. w. Morton, Isaac Stonecipher,
O. Z. Richardson, Z. Stone.
The Placer herald., 1873-07-26
Delinuuent Sale Notice.

INDIANA HILL MILL AND M1NlNu prx pU
PANY-LooATIoN OF WORKS, COLD '''
MINING DISTRICT, PLACER COUNT
CALIFORNIA. ,-r
NOTICE--THERE Is DELlNQUnlsc. &c.
~ upon the following described otock' h T Jav Of
count of assessment levied on the lfln us tho
May, 1873, the several amounts set opposs saIovs:
names of the respective shareholders % iO''
Names, fs,i. S2i ls@ sEcyss Ant It
Michael Holden .unissued 1917 ,,r
And in accordance with law ana a. 1ltb day
made by the Board of Trustees on 'Ho u oocb par,
of May, 1878, so many shares Oh cav will be
eel of said stock as may be necessa's works
sold at public auction at the Company
at Indiana Hill, on r July
Saturday. the nineteenth 19th) d"' thar
1878, to ~, .si delinquent assessment ~ sals
with costs of advertising and the exPFTTHTsSFN
Secretary
PosTPoNEMENT. .s
The above sale is postponed unIa oust,
day, the 18th dav OF Ar BSy order
1873, at the same hour and place.
of the Board of Trustees, - ,rNSEN.
Secretary
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DeIinuuent Sale Notice.

BLLEvUE MINING COMPANY, LOCATION
OF PRrNcIpAL PLACE OF BUSINESS, SAN FRAN
CISCO, CAIIFoRNIA-LoCATIoN OF WORKS.
OpHIR DISTRICT, PLACER COUNTY,
CALIFORNIA.
NTOTICE-THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock on ae- ,;
count of assessment No. y levied on the lf.n
day OF April 1873, the several amounts set op-
posite the names of the respective shareholders
nc fnllnWS.
The Placer herald., 1873-07-26

And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Trustees. made on the 18th dav of
May, 1913, so many shares of each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public auction, at the Office of the company,
Room IL, 4Ol Cal. ST., San Francisco, Calitor-
MIA, on
Monday, the 14th day of July, 1878.
at the hour of II NJ, of such day to pay delin-
quent assessments thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses of sale.
OFFlCE-Room II 401 Cal St, San Fran
cisco, California.
w. M. HELMAN, Secretary.
je2S-w3
PoSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is hereby postponed to Tues
day, the goth day Of July, 1873,
at the same houl and place
W. Nj. HELMAN, Secretary
jy19-2w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-06
State Items.

The Seaford Record is to be revived.
Mrs Nathaniel Hickman, OF Lewes, died, last
week.
Sussex is looking to its peach crop for pecuni-
airy relief.
The Rehoboth Record is TO be published
monthly at so cents per annum.
The family OF Ex-Governor Ross, Of Sus-
sex, are summering at Cape May.
A. y. Marvel, has administered upon the es-
tate Of Stanly Short, late Of Sussex county, de-
ceased.
DIR. Philip Smith, of Georgetown, was strick.
en- down Friday with paralysis. This is the
third attack.
The editor Of the Breakwater Light discovered
a rainbow in the East one evening, last week,
which he wants some one to explain. What has
our late correspondent at Seaford to say?
Miss Salle Hickman, young and accomplish
cd daughter Of Hon. John Hickman, of Frank
ford died on Tuesday. She had recently g. I'D
iiated with high honors at college. and was 9
young lady OF decided culture.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-06

Hope Lodge, No. 81. I. o. o. F., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, 3rd aud King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. Of T., in the
McCary Building.
Delaware Council, No. 2, o. U. A. NJ, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 8, G.. F., McClary'a
Building.
Champion Lodge, No. 6, X. of p, at Knights
OF Pythas Hall, Gil Market street
Oriental Lodge, No. IS, X. of r., at Ferris Il
CARROTS Building, 504 Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, l. o. Il. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market street.
wawaset Tribe, Red Men, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Rising Sun.
Temple Lodge,No. IL, A. F. A. NJ, at Masonic
Temula
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-06
Az. E KUAKkLls 1IrrAR WIAE or IRON

~ r. +. hUNhbLS BIITbR VINE or IRON
Il. =. Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine OF Iron
wi eneCtualy cure liver complaint iuud ce, dys-
prpsla,chronc or nervous dehility, chronic dlarrea
disease OF lie kidneys, ana all diseases arising from
d!sOrdeTed liver, STOMACH intestines; such MS
constipation naiulrnCe, Inward plies fulluess OF
blood To the head, acidlty Of the stom lch nausea
heartburn disgust Tor food IN Ines or wei ut In the
stomach sore eructRtiOns, sinking or nuttering at
the pit Of the stomach Swimming of the head, har-
rled or difficult breathing, 1uIterug OF the heart,
choking or sunocAting sensations When in a ying
posture, dimnt OF VISION, dots or webs before ths
sight dull pain in The uead, d. ncency OF perspira.
lion, yellowness OF the SKIN and eyes. pain IN the
side, back, chest Limos, &c, sudden ushes Of heat
burning In the flesh, constant ImAklninRs Of evil
ana great depres ion OF spiTits.
They are entirely vegetable and free from ale hOl
ic stmuent and all Injurious ingredients, and are
pleasant 10 taste and smell MID IN their operations
will remove impurities from the body ana give
health and vigor to the frame.
Beware OF {. unterielts. The genuine is sold only
In 81 bottles,
suld by druggists and dealers everywhere. z. F.
kINkEL, Pr pretOr, No. Zoy North Ninth street
Philadelphia, Pa
For SAFE ia Wilmington by E. Mclnall, DR., seeonC
and Market r, 1rnghurst Il Co., sixth and Market
II. X. Bringhurst, 3l7 Market street; Alfred Walton
2So Market street; }. j. Gallagher, b. a e. shoema
ker, Smith Painter, ". II. Williams, Ninth aat
Market streets and L. NJ. England, Cor. sixth anC
LohpIu sueeA Oct3O-ly-l6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-06

ONLY ONE School - The Chester county pa
pers will have it that the late excursion by the
Union NJ. E. Sabbath School WAS excursion
gotten up and participated in by the Sabbath
schools Of the city Jointly We write this to
correct the impression. The Sabbath School
connected with the Union NJ. Il. Church is one
of the largest il not the largest, in the city. and
when it turns ont fully as it did on this excur-
sion it looks like little army OF children. But
then it il only IN cCnsonance with other things
in this city. Wilmington is prolific 10 greatness.
and the Chester county people should have
learned this fact long ago.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-06

PUT OFF TRAIN "A party Of Philadelphia
excursionists-a man and two lades-were put
of the Pennsylvania express tram at Lnwood,
yesterday afternoon. They had come down on
the boat. first having purchased an excursion
ticket on which they attempted to return by the
train spoken of above. The ticket expressly
stated the trains upon which it would be received
for passage, but the male head OF their party
seemed determined to disregard all conditions,
and even at first refused TO leave the train.
Thinking discretion the better part Of valor, how.
ever, he complied, but not without many menaces
to the conductor. His ladies offered to pay the
fare, but he refused, owing probably to a super
abundance Of benzine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-06

TIE HARNESS MARKET.-lhe manufacturers
are complaining OF the dullDoss OF the market,
and say that the times do not warrant heavy
production. Few orders have been received, but
there is light inquiry for fine harness at retail.
Saddles are in moderate demand, and manufAc-
turers are busy getting up collars for order and
for stock. In horse clothing the business is fair
at Wholesale. A fair amount of orders have been
received for saddle-trees, and IN horse boots the
demand has exceeded the supply, 30 that orders
remain untitled -Phildid. Ledger 9Th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-06

PROF RRYScLDs, SCHOOL Prof Reynolds
school will be opened on september LIST. in the
third story Of SaVille's building, sixth and Mar
cause no better place can be obtained for the
present. A new corps Of assistants will be proVi-
ded to supply the places Of Professors Wiley and
Robinson tho first OF whom has been elected prin-
cipal of the Boys Grammar School, First Grade,
while Mr.. Robinson has retired to enter the Poly
technc College, at Philadelphia, to pursue the
study OF Civil Engineering. We cannot yet state
who the successors OF these gentlemen will be-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-06

RESIGNATION OF SUPERINTENDENT l. NJ
Fisher, Superintendent of the Dorchester 4
Del. Il. r., has resigned that position. his res
gnation to take place on the LIST OF September
Nc one hasbeen named for the succession but II i,
understood that Mr.. Murphy, from East New
Market, will take Mr.. Fishers place.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-06

MISSION School PIc-NIo.-The Mission Sab
bath School over 18th street bridge connected
with st. Paul's NJ L Church spent yesterday af-
ternoon very pleasantly in picnic style on the
Brandywine. The little urchins enjoyed them
selves hugely if their conduct beray ed the feel
ings OF their inner selves.
We may with propriety add that this school il
a very promising one. During the warm weather
it has registered average attendance Of 49, and
this notwithstanding the disadvantage under
which it labors in having no place OF meeting.
lot, however. has been purchased, aud new and
commodions chapel will be erected soon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-06

A SAD ACCIDENT AT Wards steam saw mill
Mt Harrington, on Thursday morning, colored
man who was employed as a laborer for the day
only, in another mans place, while in the act Of
removing slabs, was caught by the saw aud had
both hands severed from his body. The right
hand being severed above the wrist, and the left
below, made a wound OF such character that
DIR. @. q Powell. who attended the case, deemed
it necessary to amputate it above the wrist, near
where the other was sawed OF The unfortunate
mans name il John Turner, and he formerly re-
sided near Houston Station.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-06

Run OVER BY A HoRsE.-Last evening, Sam
uel a twelve year old son of Thomas Turner.
residing at SO7 Orange street was run over by a
horse while playing in the street. lie was
knocked down and somewhat bruised. but es-
capped without serious injury. Playing in the
throughfales which are much travelled is dam
gerous pleasure, and parents should endeavor
TO prevent the indulgence Of their children in it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-06
~PBOFLE OFTEN WJEDBR
HOW IT Is
THAT BdBcOCK IL BRO,

Do SO much business when other houses are so
dull The facts OF the matter simply as follows:
lst We advertise only what we have lOr sale.
I'd. We have for sale what we advertise.
Sd. The people buy our shoes because they are
pleased with the styles We make.
4th. The people are satisfied that they get full
value for the money they leay5 with US and they
come again and send their friends and 80 the mui.
uplicatOn of sales aud customers have gone on uD.
Til in less than SIX years OF constant application aud
hard work, we have built W trade that far ex-
ceeds any In Wilmington.
We invite everybody TO call and see II the above
are not stubborn facts, at 2U6 ad 20S Market street
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-06

THE MAUoH CHUNK AND GLEN oNoKo EEoUR.
sIoN To MoRRow.-ro-morrow morning, at 6
o'clock MIR. p. T. E Smiths excursion to Mauch
Chunk and Glen Onoko will leave the p w. q
b. depot in a special train. large number OF
names have been subscribed for the trip at
Boughmsn, Thomas & Oos where tickets may
also be procured.
We don't know that we can say anything
which would enable any one to form a dotermi-
nation to accompany this excursion indeed il
seems quite unnecessary that we should, for il
the scenery around Mauch Chunk and the de-
lightful ride at this season Of the year over the
gravity railroad is not sufficient to produce a
desire for the trip we know not what else would
move them. This will be the only opportunity
for Wilmingtonians to visit this far-famed re-
gion during the season, and the low price at
ly constrain them to embrace it. We advise all
who can to 60. They will not regret it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-06


List Of Unclaimed Letters remaining In the VII
mington (Del.) Post ONCE, Aug. I'd, 1873.
Adsms All Mr. Muller Q H
bennett Alexander McKoun Robert
Bell George w Mel ID
Benner George Newman & Greenburg
Brown Joshua Peters Mary E Miss
Beawmont George Polk Lima Miss
1Breeding Mollie Miss Pettsway Jos
Br afford A Gen Parker John Mr.
Blown William Qugley Hartin
Cooper Lettis Mrs Robinson George
CORK Edward RAs Ably Mrs
Oh airy Eliza Stevens 6allie A Mrs
Oollens Mrs Snyder Mary A Miss
Cannon Annie Miss Smith 4 Geo
Derr jeremiah Mr. Staff Z Mr.
Bowling P L Mr. Smith EmAline Miss
Farmer Maria Mrs Trampler Fred Esq
Fulsurma Henry G Twiford Margaret Mrs d
Geologist OF State Tobias Mary Miss
Green jacob Watson Daniel
Gibbs Charles Williams Emile Miss
Hollen ID (co) Workman Elijah MIR.
Harris Hannah Ann Mrs Worth T
Jones' W MIR Wilson Joseph (coD
Jones ON Warner Mr.
Long Samuel Williams Mary Mrs
Lore Nathan Mr. Wells Mrs M II
Lindsay Il Wetherlv Susan Mrs
Iavington John Wilson Edward Mr.
Mcbride John Young @ o
Martz Andan Mr.
JAMES LEWIS. p. N.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-06

ES-TAPB WORM TAPE WORN! !-Removed
In few hours with harmless Vegetable Mediclne
Nc fee asked until the entire worm with head IL
moved; can refer thdse aillltted To patients whom
have cured, that have bsen treated by noted Fhys-
Clans of this country and Europe, had been treated
mohths in Medical Colltge had taken Dr. Jaynes
specinc Turpentine and al known Remedies. Dr
j. Is. Cherry, 25l N Ninth ST, Phi ad,lphla. WIN
be at the Washington Hotel, wilmington, every
Monday, from S, A. Al To s. L. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-06

ITEMS EReM KIMBLEvIILE.-A correspondent
sends us the following items from Kimbleyille {:
On July sd colored boy living at Mr.. Joel
Thompson's, on the Delaware City and Pomeroy
r, r., in driving some cattle was kicked by a
steer with such force as to break his leg He
was attended by DR.. NJ A. Booth, of KimbleVille,
Pa, and is doing we'll.
The Union Sabbath School held at Kimbleville,
is progressing finely and is largely attended by
all demo ninations in that vicinity, Much credit
is due Mr.. j. w. Kennedy and DR.. NJ. A Booth
for their lRbors in its behslf.
The proceeds of the late festival held there
SS5 has been expended in replenishing the libra.
ry with an assortment OF well selec ted books
Oxford Press
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-06

tS-SylvGn SprinJs --Chas. Kyle, Proprietor This
pleasant pace OF resort mas been neAtly u ted up
for the reception OF Individual VISITORS picnc anu
social parties. Ample accommodations Tor dancing
have been made, anu Ice cream, lemonade, CAKES,
fruits, &c, will De sold to all vino ues them, NJ
In, oXiCating liquors Will bc sold on the ground. lie
will also continue his popular stand nj second aud
Market, where the above named Injuries may be
had during the season; also, Ut his resueuCe, sixth
aud Orange, where he viii Ue pleased tO see his
many friends and the public generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-06
A cADEMr of tho VISITATION
Studies will be resumed at the above named In.
FinsT MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER


Studies win be resumed at the above named In
stitutiOn on the
FIuST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
The Course Of Instruction comprises the follow
Ing Branches: OrthograDhy, Reading Elocuti0n
Plain and Ornamental Writing, Arithmetic, BOOK.
Keeping, Algebra, Geometry, Modern, Physical and
Ancient Ge, graphy; sacred, Ancient and Moderg
History Mythology, Grammar, Rhetoric English
Literature, Criticism and Logic, Botany Astronomy
use OF al bes. Chemistry, Physics, Metaphysical
bthics, Il .thetics Classical and Modern Languages
Music on Harp, PisnO. Guitar and 0rgan DRAWING
and Painting ia OIL and Wafer Cslois Pastel on
Velvet Plain sewing aud Embroidering ia Linen,
SIX, and Chenille, Wax Work in Fruit and Flowers
also, Lace Work.
The Modern Languages are taught by native
Teachers.
No distinction ia made In the receipt N OF pupils
on account OF their re igious opinions; however for
the maintenance Of good order all are required to
conform to the exit rhal discipline OF tine Institu.
ton. Every three months Musical Matine, 8 are
held, OF character To Improve the taste and stmu-
late the Zeal OF the pupils. FROM individuals or so.
cieties disposed to aid in the education OF Young
ladies, application Tor the admission Of punils M
r. duced terms, will receive the favor able con.
sideraton that the circumstances Of the Instituon
will ADMIT.
For more detailed Information apply to the supe-
rloress OF the Academy.
DELAWARE AVENUE. WILMINGTON.
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