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THIS Institution. formerly established and -1- conducted by Miss Beecher, and lately under the care of the Rev, Mr. Gallaudef, is now placed by the Trustees under the man. agement of Mr. JOHN P. BRACE. late Princi- pal of the LitchHeld Female Academy.

 The Trustees and Mr. Brace unite in sass,,. ring the public. that so far as intention and eE fort .oilL oyaii. similar course of instruction and of moral and religious influence, the same teachers, and the same advantages, in all re- spects. will he found in fhe lnstitution, as have, heretofore, secured for it the public con- fdence and patronage.

 Tuition, in English branches. $l6 for the term of % weeks. Music. French and Draw ing. the usual additional charges. Board 2,5O.

 The Winter Term commences the last Wednesday in November. No pupils will he received for less than one term, and no deduc- ton made except in case of sickness. Pay me.lt to be made in advance for one half of the term.

 Trustees --Hon. Thomas Day. Rev. Joel Hawes. D. D., Rev. Samuel Spring. Eliphalci Terry, Esq. Henry Hudson, Esq, James H. Wells Esq, Seth Terry. Esq. Hon. Wm.N. Ellsworth. s@

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 Hartford, Sept. 25, 1882 i6