Fair-Haven Institute.
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THE last half of the present session in this IL Institution will commence on Monday, 20th August, and continue II weeks. The increase of the School has been such that the present Principal and proprietor has found it necessary to obtain further and permanent aid in attempting to answer the demands of the public. He is happy in being able to 1 announce to his friends and the public gene- rally, that he has entered into arrangements with MT. A. Parish, Principal of Westfeld I Academy, Mass. 10 share with him the labors and responsibilities of the Institution. The favorable character which MT. Parish has sustained as teacher for several years both in this state and where he is now enga. ged, cannot fail of increasing that confidence which has already been manifested towards the institution.

 Miss BALrw1N will continue to superintend the Female department.

 Tuition per quarter. Common Eng. branch es $5; higher English $6; French $6; Clas- sics $6: Painting, Drawing, and Instrument tai Music, at reasonable prices.

 Natural Philosophy and Chemistry illus trated with experiments, by MT. Parish. Lectures on Vocal Music, as usual, by MT. Pearl.

 u A few pupils can be accommodated in the families of the Principals, at the rate of $44 per quarter, including every expense, except 50 cents per dozen for washing. J. PEARL. Fair Hauen, Aug. 2, 1898. 4 10