First Scholastic Issue, 1866

This Institution, incorporated in 1842, enlarged in 1866, and fitted up with all the modern improvements,

affords accommodation to FIVE HUNDRED STUDENTS. Situated near the Michigan

Southern & Northern Indiana Railroad, it is of easy access from all parts of the United States.

Matriculation Fee  §5.00

Board, Bed and Bedding, and Tuition, (Latin and Greek included) Washing and

Mending of Linens; Doctor's Fees and Medicine, and attendance in sickness,) per

Session of five months... 150 00

French, German. Italian, Spanish and Hebrew, each: 10 00

Instrumental Music 12 50

Use of piano - 10 00

Use of Violin 2 50

Drawing 10 00

Painting 20 00

Use of Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus 5 00

Graduation Fee: 10 00

Students who spend their Summer Vacation at the College arc charged, extra 35 00

PAYMEN'TS TO BE MADE INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

CLASS-BOOKS, stationary, ETC., FURNISHED AT CURRENT PRICES.

The First Session opened on Tuesday last. The Second Session opens on the 1st of February.

For further particulars address

REV. W. CORBY, CSC President.