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Philadelphia Gazette of September ~5, i826.) " The High School of the Franklin Institute. We understand that, in consequence of the great number of applications for admission to the institution, beyond what can be received with the present arrangement, it is intended to open a new department as soon as the necessary accommodations can be prepared."--National Gazette.
We sincerely hope that before a new department is opened time will be allowed to test the excellency of the system that has been adopted. Three hundred and four boys are quite enough to make an experiment upon and, if the experiment should chance to fail, what compensation can the proprietors of this new establishment offer to society for the evil done in breaking up the private schools.
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