Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
FIRST EDITION.
TuE EwILMINGTON ATHENAEUM, NJ ,
Al III Tatnal street, II the Best
and Most Highly Recommended
place for instruction in the CITY
Omen nj! summer.

At 7I7 TatnNll street, II the Best
and Most Highly Recommended
place for Instruction in the City
Open nj! summer.
With pleasure do we announce to
our readers, that P. W. Hochkeppel is
still ready to receive more pupils, both
ladies and gentlemen, beginners as well
as advanced students, of any age what
aver to be instructed not only in any
Of tne ancient and modern languages,
as Latin, Greek, lsbrew, Spanish,
French and German, but also in all
other academical, commercial and also
elementary branches, either in classes
or by private lessons. Pupils may re-
ceive instruction any time during the
day from . o'clock in the morning
until 9 O'Clock at night. All such as
are engaged during the day in any
Office work or as have to attend public
or other schools may have private les
sons in any desirable branch, at a time
suitable to them.
Young ladies and gentlemen are pre-
pared for any college here or in Europe
in very short time. (Admission into
any college or class guarantesd). He
HAS MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO GIVE PRI-
vATE LESSONS DURING THE SUMNER SEA-
son lFRoM NOW UNTIL SEPTEMBER) PAR
TICuLARLY TO ALL SUCH AS WANT TO GET
RITHER READY FOR COLLEGE NEXT FALL OR
WHO WISH 70 PREPARE THEMSELVES FOR A
HIGHER CLASS. In less than one month
YOU will save one whole years time
and expenses. Pupils are taken now
at largely redu' ID rates, which are
very moderate AM adapted to any class
of the community. Great care is taken
and no trouble is spared in the ad-
vancement of his pupils, who speak of
him in the most satisfactory terms. He is
highly recommended by the leaders and
representatives. of this community, both
Of the clergy and laity as a gentleman
of culture, nu efficient and competent
teacher, and a successful and hard
worker in his field of labor. Among
these prominent men We will mention
only few who judge, either from the
rapid progress OF their sons (pupils of
Prof. HochkeppeD from personal know
ledge or from his general reputation :
Prot. p W. HochkeppeI is worthy Of recon.
mendation and patronage, as teacher OF an
cent and modern languages. His pupils
committed to his care have comnendable
degree of pr, gress,
REV. LAFAYETTE MARKS, D. D.,
Han0rer Presbyterian ChurCh.
Prof. p. W. Hochkeppel has been and is
still Il private instructor in my family, with
lul satisfaction for thoroughneys and pro.
greES. can recommend him as u gentema n
and teacher. DR. NEGENDANk.
DEAR SiR;-We desire to state tn. t in mat
tsi6 we have handed You for translation, we
have found you prompt and reliable, and we
believe you In every way competent to teach
ethers the languages, and we shall continue
to extend our patronage to you. lom" truly
TIE PUSEYAAD JONI S CO.
From my acquaintance with Mr.. E8chkep-
pei. and from what have heard oi him from
competent Judges, deem him well qulh
ned for teaching the ancient and modern aa
@uaRcS, and | recommend him to all who
amy wish such instructions as fully compe
tent to perform whatever he undertakes.
j. H. CALDH ELL, D. D.,
Pastor Of ST. P.uFs ~ l.. Church.
II will afford me sincere pleasure o hear o
Tro. Hoohkeppel's success as an ins sructor II
" ~VHpcs, HlhtIcHaucS ana literature. HI
ctajncter and ability entitle him 10 our favor
able consideration. ". j. FROST, D. D..
Pastor Of Trinity Church.
From what have heard and frsn testimo
ny laid before me chreriully recOmmen,
Plof. Hochkcppel to the pubic as successful
teacher in ancient and modern angunses.
". G. WARE.
Pastor Of calvary hurch.
1t gives me great pleasure to testify that
am personally acquainted with Mr.. IIochI eI
uel, and AN very lavorably impressed witt
him as n scholar and gentleman. l belev
\ him to be both competent and worthy Of con
hdenceS j. NJ. WILLIAMS,
p esident Of Wesleyan Femql. Collcgr.
d take pleasure in recommending Pro
n Hochkeprel as competent and thorough In
s.ructor In ancient and modern languages
His ability and reputation az a man Of ur
questionable character should win for hirs fu
n 'orable notice and patronage.
Pastor of the Reformed n. efihe Corenau.
Upon personal examination OF references
II from men competent to Judge, believe tina
II Mr.. Hochkeppel h.s ability to inpart know
Il edge and is worthy OF the confidence and SUI
b port OF the community AS linguist.
J. H. KAYE,
II AssistGnt Of RI. Re-. Bishop lee.
At 81. Andrew's P. T.. church.
Fl Through INSTRUMENTATION of q thorough stu
dent, who has been receiving instructions Il
German, Hebrew and French from Prefesso
Hochkeppel, and from a Personal acquaint
ancc with the same, heartily commend hii
4 to the public generally, ~ worthy gentle
man, and deserving their patronage, as
competent teacher OF ancient and modern lar
guages. {. NJ. PEGG.
Tastor of Scott NJ +. Ch rch
| have personal acquaintance with Mr., |
'" Hochkel pei, and believe him to be u yea
tlcnan worthy Of all confidence, and from til
"a representation OF those who have had the beI
81 'lt Of his instruction in Hebrew, Greek an
"a fe man. consider him very capable teacl
erin these language, Respectfully.
JOHN n. b. HILSON.
Pastor Of Asbury W. Z. hurCh.
From my acquaintance with Mr.. W Iloch
kirel. and after dili4en inquiry concern n
h'' quail ticatons MS % teacmer OF languages :,
cordially recommend him to any who ma
wish his services In their studies ~
j. B. MANN,
Pastor 0f Union NJ T.. church.
Although my acquaintance with Mr.. Hocl
sePpel has been short, l am happy to state
mas been very pleasant, and take pleasul
in recommending him as n gentleman n of scho
Hry attainmc,Its ana well fitted for the wor
he has undertaken as an instructor in the VI
rAous branche. advertised
FRED B. DUAL,
Pastor Of First Prcsbyferian Church,
Mr.. p. " hochkcppcl mas been teachin
the ancient and modern languages in OF
city for some time Past. lIe is gentlema
OF ability and culture, and especially fitte
Tor the nstruct n ofyouth. His work is
good one. ard worthy OF whatever patronas
our citizens may hestsw. R. B COOK.
Pastor Of Second Baptist church.
1HOS N. EA >TIVOOD,
Pastor Of Bethany baptist Church.
After examining the numerous recOmmei
datons of Mr.. liochkeppel, unite with tn
clergymen of this city, generally, in con
m9nding him as an educated gentleman an
nn nccornpl shed 'encher to the patronage
the community. W. J. STEVENSON, d, D.,
Rastor of Grace NJ f. Church.
We will close this list with our worthy Clt
Treasurer:
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN IL r.
spectfully recommend as a careful and eff
cient teacher of ancient and modem lal
guages p. ". Hoohkeppel, Esq. He has u
excellent knowledge OF Latin, Greek, Spar
ish, Hebrew, German and French. Tho,
employing him would find full duty done