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TIE REV. JOHN ANDERSON. A. II. PriReipai.

 blR. wai IRVINE. T. C. D. .A33iStaBi.

 ESHE business of the next session Will commence B on the Eth of November. Mir. Anderson has made arrangements for tle accommodation of abou, twenty boafders, who during Gle hours of prepara- tory study @ili be continually uf5er tae snperps- ion of himself or his Assisoal Strict bat DIT 'n- tal discipline will at all times be enforced. Boys who will not comply wilh the regulations of the school, will be dismssj. Those wishing can study the entire undergraduate course of the best colieges of the Ufitad States ia Classics, Mathe- m9t.cs Natural Pti'osophY, and thorough English edscaloa RecijJi ions of pieces are weekly re- qH.ed G4a all the students

 The terms art-ior ho,png g mo3fb-jba student supplying his own catrles. CT paying &5 extra orthe session eff tea months. NocXfd charge for ie2l e washing. Tuition for the session i've !9aias ia English or aay ef is departments 129 ana in Classics &26.

 .ilI b3iraers are required 10 6eing will than two ta#sis, which with their clothes, ara ll t9 h, dis .5ac.t marked. Boafdofs also required 10 pay oe eLher bolgd a ail instances ba!f of tho hal ses- sion ia advance.

 Me. Anderson rsiers with pleasure to the follow a5 opinion oi his Iabofs during the session which has just closed: