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THE subscriber having recently made ex

 l tensiye repairs and additions to his for mer establishment, and having purchased the building k1own as Morris Academy, which is also undergoing thorough repairs. will be req dy to receive an additional and unlimited num- her of scholars, of both sexes, 0R the first of November. 1888. He will have the assistance for the coming year of Mir. BENJAMIN. PEr- rIsGALL. of Yale College, who is recommen- ded as being well qualified to instruct in the Latin aud Greek, and whose object is to pre- pare youth for College.

 Instruction will he given in all the branches usnaly taught in Academies & High Schools. Forty boarders eau be accommodated by the suhsc riber, most of whom can room alone.-- Board can also be obtained in respectable fa- miles in the neighborhood. The most ap- proved modes of instruction will be adopted, and every exeriion will be nude to render the situation, of those who may resort to this School for inssf1iction both pleasaat and pro- fitable.

 Tcraas made known on application. SAMUEL M. ENSIGN. South Farms, Oct. l8, 1888 19