CENTRAL COLLEGE INSTITUTE.
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10 FAYETTE ST., BALTIMORE.


laW We have just seen circular of this Institu-
tion, and from the known ability Of the Prin-
ciples and Instructors, we think the Institution
deserves patronage. Besides the advantages
usually derived in Literary Institutions after
the regular exercises are over, the students will
have the privilege Of attending full course of
lectures on Minesalogy, Geology, Ornitholo-
gy, Physiology, Conchology, Anatomy, Nat
ural Philosophy and Chemistry. There are
from 10 to 1900 specimens Of objects in the
the several dep artments of Natural Science
an extensive Philosophical Apparatus, and a
large collection Of Chemical and Anatomical
preparations. bes mal tra.f dm 4.t


The terms are quite reasonable-board only
500 for the scholastic year--tul,lon varies
from SO 10 SIS per quarter. ,@i


The following are the Principals and In
structors: W f.'tt


REV. VIM. H. SMITH. A. M,


Ssnoir Principal.