FAIR-HAVEN

 Practical Institute.
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VENHE Winter Session of this School will 1 commence on Wednesday 22d Nov'r. The Male and Female departments will continue to exist entirely distinct, except du- ing time of recitation.

 The natural sciences will be illustrated by experiment. and Vocal Music regularly att tended to us usual.

 GT The Scholars Companion" is used as Q spelling book, and the public are assured that this simple though impSrtant branch will receive faithful attention. Tuition in the common Eng'h branches, $5 Higher English branches and Classics, M 6 No extra charge for Vocal Music. i French, Spanish, Drawing, Painting, and Instrumental Music, at the usual expense.

 A few lads will be received into the family of the Principal at the rate of $45 per quar- ter, including all expenses, except those in- cured for books. .., i.,s.' as S's > REFERENCES. m b..ssgg,g.s sa.,es Rev. JEREMIAH DAY, President, together with the

 other officers of Yale College. Es''& Rev. JOHN MITcHEIIs N0gthamptons Mass.

 Hon. s. INoHAM, Essex, Conn.

 Hon. s. v. s. WILDER, e. A. TowNsESD. Esq. and

 RuEL RowE, Eaq, New. York. 5fU s. THOMPSON, Esq, Utica, N. ". a3 ft Hon. DANIEL WALDO, Worcester, Mass. asi TnoMAS A. DEXTER, Esq, Boston.

 Hon. s. F. BRETON, Elizabethtown, N. J.

 For musical ability, LOWELL MAsoN, Prof. of Music

 in the Boston Musical Academy.

 a,fflA <. J. PEARL, PrsncipGl. @

 Fair Haven, Ocs. %, 1887. Y 2l