GERMAN A.- Seminar on Tuesday, Feb. 7, at 7 o'clock, in Stoughton 18. I shall read over the half year's work, and give valuable points in Grammar. G. RODEMANN, A. M. f1 4 6 7

PHILOSOPHY 11.- The work of the first half-year will be reviewed this evening in Little's 6, beginning at 7.30 p. m. WM. W. NOLEN. f1 1t

POL. ECON. 4, Tutoring by L. B. STEDMAN, 53 Weld, Thursday evenings. f1 6t

N. H. 4, History 1, History 2, Music 3, Hill's Rhetoric Abstract. Printed Notes at Wheeler's Printing Office, 416 Harvard street. j27 6t

ENGLISH A.- Tutoring. The method employed will follow closely the plan of the work in the class.

H. B. LATHROP, 24 College House.j27 6t

TUTORING in Political Economy 1; also (with seminar on eve of examination) in Pol. Econ. 4, History 12.

W. ALEXANDER, 24 Read's Block.jan 26 6t

PHYSICS B.- Tutoring done in this course by M. L. BRUUER, 63 College House. j25 6t

FINE ARTS 4, Philosophy 11, Pol. Econ. 4, History 12. Tutoring.

WILLIAM W. NOLEN, 6 Little's Block.j20 tf

TUTORING in Chem. A, C and 2; Math. A, C and D; and French A and 1. Seminar in Freshman Chemistry the night before the examination, at 7.30.

PERRY LAWTON, '88, 25 Hollis Hall.j25 6t

POLITICAL IV. NOTES.- One set for ale at POWERS'S, 30 Boylston street, near post office. j18

TUTORING in Latin A, German A and French A and 1. G. BRADFORD, JR, 8 Prescott St., Cambridge. j25 tf