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YNIlIS Academy will commence i's Su.H',

 l Term on the 3A Tuesday e ", '.4r . der the instruction of R. s. H,4as. A l... . 6. Troy, N. Y. Mr. H. for seven ye.,5 s has been the Principal of Trey h,o3.mY # institution which has sustained, urG~. '7 !, tion, a rank among the first Academies in ''. country. Wishing to connect bcayd ng tablishment with hls schooE he has rvsl- his situation in Troy, and selected the relua and pleasant valley of South Coruwuu o.

 place pecNliarly adnnto: l5 his p9cpose. 1,

 horeG in this uo', desirable locality. 'o ps' bl!sh schuy. N'ieh shall be cl the Aigu,s

 order, and on pcrrnaCcat basis.

 TERMs-t'or ordinary z! 3lI~h branches r. Languages and higher mathematics REFEnnNcrs-Rcv N. s, s, Bcman, D. |

 and Rev. F. ". Andrews, T:oyj Trustees l Troy Academy