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THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, A. NJ. Priacipal \ MIR VIM. IRVINE, TIC. b. .lssistant Y VIE business of tie next session will commence

 IA on the l7th of November Mr. Anderson has

 made arrangements for the accommodation of aboni twenty boarders, who during the hours of prepura tory study will be continually under the superys

 ion ot himself or his Assistant. Strict but paren- 1tal discipline will at all times be enforced Bows Iwho will not comply with the regulations of the ,scbool, will be dismissed. Those wishing, can study the entire undergraduate course ol the best colleges of ihe United States in Classics. Mathe- maties, Natural Philosophy and thorough English Pducaton. Recitatons of pieces are weekly se- auiredirom all the students

 1 The terms are-lor boarding So month--the student supplying his own candles, or paying S5 extra for the session of ten morths Noexira charge for fuel or washing Tuition for the session of five months in English or any Of its departments S2o and in Classics $25.

 All boarders required to bring with them two towels, which, wth their clothes, are all to be dis dnctly marked. Boarders also are required to pay for their board in all Instances half of the half ses sion in advance.

 Mir. Anderson refers with pleasure to the follow ing opinion of his labofs during the session which has just elosedt