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TIE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, \. af. Principal.

 MIR. VIM. IRVINE, T. C. n. .38sistaat. FVfHk husiuess of tie next session will commence

 IL on the l1th of November hir. Anderson has made arrangements for thc accommodation of about twenty koatdefs, who during the hours of prepara- tory study Hill be continually under the supsryis- ion Of himseIf or hs Assistant. Strict but paren- tai discipline will at all times be enforced Boys who vii Tot comply wilh the regulations of the school will b dsmlsse1. Those wishing. can study tba entire Undergraduate course oi the best colleges of tfe United States in GIassca Mathe- maics. Natural Philosophy and q thorough English edueatien Reeitations of pieces are weekly re- qurcd from al the students.

 The terms are-ior boarding So a month-the student supplying lis own ealldles Or paying $5 extra for tie session of ten months. Noexifa charge for fuel washing. Tuition for the session of five months in English or any oI it's departments $2O and in Classics S25.

 All boardefs required to bring with them two towels which, with their clothes, arc all to be dis tinctly marked. Boarders also required to pay for their board in all instances half of the half ses- sion in advance.

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