CANE HILL CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL
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VlNHk sumner session Of thr. tnstita,ion will com
L menee the .ssSad Moniay ia April. and continue
unti' the hst g stptsmbsr, The subscriber Intends
as formerly to devote himself entirely to the advance
ment Of his pupils, and 10 arrange the several de-
Parimen,s, that each pupil shall recev his due share
ofatteation The Feunlle Department will be open
for the reception OF pupils and will receive that
ton which its importance demands Parents sendiry
their children from abroad may be assured that every
thing practicable, will be done for their comfort and
Advancement, both intellectually and moraIlT All
the common English branches Of education are taught
IN this school 50 per session will be charged Also
the higher English branches, the natl ematics, and
classics, for which $40 per session will be cha rged
PaPils boarding with the Principal, and receiving
board, tuition, washing fuel, lights. and use Of books
will be charged $50 per session: payable in advance
In consideration OF the scarcity Of money and the
necessity Of educatIon the subscribe will receive in
payment oil his bills, property, such articles of pro-
duce as he may need at cash prices. 1t is important
that pupils, who are expecting to attend this schoo
the coming summer, should be present at the opening
Of the session.


The following books are used in this institution


CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Coodrch's Latin Lessons. Goodrch's Greek Lessons
Adams Latin Grammar. Goodrich's Greek Grammar
Historic Sdcra or vri Greek Testament


ROmae, Virgil, Sal. COllOnIs Greek Reader:
lust, Cicero and such advanced
works as may be Necessary


ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.


Wcbsters Spelling Book;


McCudeys or Grigg II Elott's Readers;


Emerson's ArithUetic-lst, ID, aud Sd parts;
Smiths Grammar. Mitch'ls Geography;
COmstock's Philosophy. Mrs. LncoI's Botany;
Days Algebra. Davies Elementary Geometry;
Davies Elements Of Surveying; and such
other advanced mathematical and English works as
may be necessary.


1t is desirable that pupils should bo furnished with
any of the above mentioned works which they NAL
wish 10 study before entering school


NJ. A. LYNDE, Principal
April 4, lstf.-3w