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DEv. Il. T. HUDDARTS'S CLASSICAL AND COM
II MERCIAL BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL-Four-
eentn-rcci between University Place and Filth Avenue


THIS Establishment, which has lately been removed from
Houson-strcct prepared for ts reception of M m
creased Eunrr Boarer. No expense has been spared
10 render complete, well arrunge school for boys. II
ns been built expressly for the purpose intended undtr r
direction OF one 0f tie architects The city, aud Mr.


udiart has much satisfaction III presenting to iS Friends
Public an Institution ia winch every requisite for the
accommodation convenience and comfort of his pupils
cobred and such as the experience Of many years has sg
gesred The situation is, perhaps the most eligible which
could have been selected for the purpose regards health
facility OF All the advantages Of lhe best In
sucOrs and Professors available while the benets of
country residence gained by The outdoor athletic excrc
winch can bc enjoyed III the spacious play ground


Furticr information 10 of study, and other par
culars interesting pnrts may be obaned application
Ia Mr.. Huadart at his residence III lith street


n. BTe number Of Day Scholars md Day Boarders be-
ing limited vacancies Will be filled they There
present vacancies the Day School and seven In
the boarding school, both departments being entirely distinct
from euch other


TERMS.-For Boarders S3OO per annum (yi,hou accom-
plishentsl Day BOarders $50 per quarter Day Scholars
$50 per quarter. ml2l 3nis MW.FS