TUTORING in History 1.

C. E. WHITMORE, JR.,51 College House.WANTED. - Books in History 1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15. Must be in good condition. Address, X, X, Crimson office.

eotLOST. - A gold sleeve link. Will finder please leave at Leavitt & Peirce's.

POLITICAL Economy 1a, 1b, 4 8. History 13. Tutoring.

J. A. BAILEY,

4t.

Hollis 2.HISTORY 13 Seminars. Friday. I at 2 p.m. Review by administrations. II at 7.30 p.m. Slave, Constitutional, Geographical and Reading Questions. Fee for each $2.50.

J. A. BAILEY,

4t.

Hollis 2.FURNISHED ROOMS for Class Day and Commencement. Suite of three rooms and bath-room, with board. Five minutes walk from Harvard Square. Apply at 5 Hilliard St.

tfWANTED. - Notes and statement of work covered in the courses for Spanish 1 and French 7. Apply to Sever's bookstore.

6t.GREEK 10 and Pol. Econ. 1b. Tutoring. Call or address,

G. F. Rouillard,423 Broadway.TUTORING in Botany 1. Seminar Saturday 7.30 p.m. Fee $2.50.

C. E. BURNAP,

4t.

25 Weld.HISTORY I. - If a sufficient number of applications are received a list of important subjects of the second half-year work will be printed under the heads of Places, Dates, Battles, Men, etc. Price 50c. Address 52 Weld.

TUTORING in Spanish I, Italian 1.

F. C. COMMONS '92,

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18 Hollis.ENGLISH 2. - Review of the three plays this evening at 7.30.

DAVID TAGGART CLARK,3 Stoughton.DESIRABLE rooms in suites or singles at 38 Quincy St. Can be seen Thursday and Friday between the hours of twelve and one.

LOST. - Fox terrior, tan colored head, ears a little large, black marking on body, tail short and black with white tip, scar on head under tip of left ear. No collar. Finder will receive $10 on returning him to 894 Main St., Cambridge.