ENGLISH A AND 7, ECONOMICS 10, TUTORING. - R. E. Gregg '94, The Stanstead, 19 Ware street (near Ware Hall, one minute from the yard). Men are advised to come early.

71 18tFINE ARTS 4, History 1, 10, 11, 12, Tutoring.

W. W. NOLEN,2 Manter Hall.TUTORING. - French, German, Spanish.

J. D. Prindle, A.M., '90,

76 8t

381 Harvard street.A DESIRABLE club may engage board now for next year, with the exclusive use of a large and attractive dining room. A few seats may be had, also, at a general table.

76 6t

467 BroadwayHOMEWARD JOURNEY. - For tickets for your homeward journey, the Merchants & Miners Transportation Co. offers a delightful sea voyage to Norfolk, Baltimore, Washington, thence rail for the South and West, or all rail via Shenandoah Valley Route. Call on or address C. P. Gaither, 290 Washington street, Boston.

79*tuLOST. - On Holmes Field, Wednesday at the Harvard-Amherst game. A reddish-brown hand satchel with a shirt from L. E. Fletchers. Will finder kindly leave at Leavitt & Peirce's.

FOR SALE. - Cutter Whitewing. Waterline length, 32 ft. Built by Lawley, from designs by Watson. Good sailer and comfortable cruiser. Apply to,

C. R. STURGIS,

77 6t

63 Beacon St., Boston.DANCING CLASS. - Mrs. L. J. Chandler's dancing class, Odd Fellows Hall, Cambridgeport. Address, corner of Main and Inman streets. Private lessons.

TUTORING in Mathematics A, B, D, F, 2, also Mathematics for admission examinations.

S. W. BOARDMAN, JR.,