TUTORING in History 10 and Political Economy 4 and 8. JOHN H. GRAY, 7 College House. j3 6t

TUTORING in English A, German A, History I. and II.

ROBERT W. HERRICK, j3 6t 1 Stoughton.PRIVATE TUTORING FOR THE SEMIANNUALS.-Holmes Hinkley, A. M., (Harv.), 14 Kirkland Place, Cambridge, j3 6t

GERMAN TUTORING.-A law student two years' resident in Germany will tutor in German A and 1 during the recess and until the mid-winter examinations. Apply at 467 Broadway. d20 6t

TO LET.-At a sacrifice, one of the best rooms outside the yard near the college and Harvard square, partially furnished. Will be let at half cost for the remainder of the year. Apply 30 Holyoke. j3 1t

WANTED: A GENERAL AGENT.- An active man with a capital from $1000 to $2,000 can obtain a permanent, profitable, sure business, operated on another entirely new plan. P. O. Box 769, Hartford, Conn. d13

THE London Trousers Stretcher and English Woolen Gloves, at J. W. Brine's, 10 and 11 Harvard Row. d9

REPAIRING, PRESSING AND CLEANING done at McDonnell's old stand. Dress suits pressed and cleaned. Ulsters and overcoats pressed and cleaned. Pants pressed and cleaned. First-class work guaranteed. J. B. BRINE, 8 Boylston street, next to post office. d9

HUNDREDS do, and why don't you, leave your clothes to be cleaned at J. F. Noera's, 436 Harvard street, and have them go through the steam naptha process? d7

JUST ARRIVED, the finest line of English canes ever imported, at J. F. Noera's, 436 Harvard street. d7

TWO FINE GUITARS for sale at Poers,' Read's Building, 30 Boylston street. d1

J. B. BRINE.- Gent's Furnishings and Gymnasium Outfits; E. and. W. Collars and Cuffs; Dress and Street Gloves; Winter Underwear and soft English Sweaters, Rowing Jersey; Rowing Tights; Gymnasium Suits, Belts, etc., next to Post Office. J. B. Brine, 8 Boylston street. n29

Money made. See advertisement of stocks bought and sold in next column. s30

A FINE Mahogany Carved Mantel Bric-a-Brac Case, very cheap, at Powers, Read's Building, 30 Boylston street. d1

AT J. F. NOERA'S, 436 Harvard st., students will find the largest assortment of Four-in-Hands ever sold for 50 cents. d7