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 rnE rEY. JOHN ANptesoN, A. st. Principal.

 MIR. Wm. IRVINE. T. z. D. .2s5jsaRt. ENlIE business of tic next session will commence | on tue i7th Of November. HF. Anderson has made arrangements for the accommodation ef about twenty boalders Who during ihe hours Of prepafa. tory study WlI be continually under the sup5ryi9- ion of himself CT his Assistant Suict but paren- tal discipline Will ls all times be enforced. Boys who viii not comply with Inc regulations oi the school, viii be dismiesed Those wishing, can study the entire undergraduate coHFse of tAe best colleges Of the United States ip Classics, Mathe- matics, Natural Philosophy, and thorough English education. Reeitations oi pieces are weekly re- quircd from all tite students.

 Jhe terms afe--ier boarding ssa monia--the student plying his own caadles, or paying ss5 exlra the session ut fen months. Noexifa charge for f1el or washing Tuition for the session of five months in English or any Of it's departments $2o and in Classics 25.

 All boarler3 ae required to bring with thein two towels which, %.th thef clothes, all to be dis tinetly marked. Roardsrs also are required to pa, for their board a all instances half of tho half sion ia advance.

 mr. Anderson refers saith pleasure 10 the follow ing opinion of his labors during tha session which has just closed: