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MR. VIM. IRVINE. T. C. D. .3ssistuai Y NIE business of the next session will commence E on the 10th of November. Mir. Anderson has made arrangements for the accommodation of about twenty boarderS, who during the hours of prepara tory study will be continually under the sapsrvs- ion of himself or his Assistant Strict but paren- tal discipline will at all times be enforced Boys fwho will not comply with the regulations of the school, will be dismssed Those wishing. can study the entire undergraduate course ol the best colleges of the United States in Classics, Mathe- maties, Natural Philosophy, and thorough English seducation. Rectatons of pieces are weekly re- qnired from all the students.

 Jhe terms are-lor boarding S9 month-the student supplying his own candles, or paying ss5 extra for the session of ten months. Noextra charge for fuel or washing Tuition for the session of five months in English or any of it's departments S20 and in Classics $2j

 All boarders are required to bring with them two towels which, with their clothes are all to be dis tlnctly marked Boarders also are required to pay for their board in all instances half of the half ses sien in advance

 MT, Anderson refers with pleasure to the follow. ing opinion of his labors during the session which has just closed;

 SPRING HILL, August 30, 1915. To the Rey. John Anderson:

 DEAR S1R-Your examination which has just closed has equaled, if not surpassed our most san

 

 highest recommendations as a ripe scholar and an experienced instructor of youth and this from some ot the most celebrated Professors and Dvnes of Belfast Royal College, Ireland and of the States Of New York and Virginia: We are now satisfied that these high recommendations did you no more than justice iorwe are witnesses that the youth un- der your care for the past year were not only united and happy but have never been so thoroughly and accurately taught before. We tender you our thanks for determining to settle permanently amongst us, and feel confident that it is only necessary for this fact to be made known to make your Academy one of the most celebrated of it's kind in all the south ern country. Be assured then, dear sir, that you have already won our highest commendations, and nothing on our part shall be wanting to cheer and sustain you for the future. Yours, very respecha Y, WILLIAM M. BURTON, SAMUEL b. FlUIT. RICHARD PRYoR, H. w. poIND4 xrgR, WILLIAMsoN FOSTER, c. T. NELSON, A. K. ELLETT, isAAe N JeNEs, ! STEPHEN r. CocKE, GEO. W. HARRfsoN PnINEAs NASH

 s September l5, 1S15. J-3n .