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TERMS;

For Full Course, including all department
OF Boob Keeping, Lectures o. Peumanship
invariably In advance. SO
Fm full course In Ladies Department. 20
lWHE PropFiet re take great pleasure In eX
i pressingtheir thanks for the gratifying and
unprecedented success which have marked th
career Of their Institution since its establish
nent At the Capital, and stimulates them to
IreneWed exertions TO meet, In the most Ell
cient manner, the rapidly increasing demand
for practical and comprehensive course Of
mercantile traiping. The great practical expe.
renee Of the Principal, in heavy Banking and
Commercial Houses. assisted BY educated end
accomplished gentlemen has enabled him 70
bring 10 degree Of perfection . system Of
counting room instruction, BY oral exercises
not attained BY any other institution. Each
student by this new process, Is drilled ct the
desk, individually, step by step, until he his
mastered the whole rountne Of an Accountants
duties as thoroughly as though be had served
an apprenticeship in some large Commercial
House and thus all awkwardness, faltering
and enHegious blunders are, IN great measure
dissipsted .. Q.
In addition to our urengagementD Di accomplish.
ed Assistents, We have also secured the servi.
nhio TO lecture on commercial topics.
Our course of II Instruction Is TOO extended 10
pardcularize here, butlt embraces every thing
connected ~ith double entry book keeping. with
free and fulldiscussiOn Of iis Scientific princi.
lples-LectuFes upJn ommercial History, and
History Of Eminent Commercial Men, Com
lmerciai Geography, Commercial Products
Commercial Calculations, Political Economy
Mercantile, Law, Ethics Of Trade. Partnership
&C., &c. ...
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
, Is now open for the reception Of Ladies'
lNo institution IN the UriUn mparts a NOR
thoFoagh or orintsresting course in this Depart
!, ment. #
!, L. conclusion, We would add, that We eba
out forth oIt hast Efforts to merit in a still moi
eminent degree, the astteriug reception Wit
which our enterprise has met, and pledge 0ul
! selves 80 impart n more thorough pracic,
course of Mercantile instructor thar esu b
!, fnrmed at any other similar Ne,csu'ile Coiygi
Among the many reeonT q iaas ae =,
the i0llowing:
"We, the undersigned. tafe pleasure IN tr
diving that we are persoually rcquaiuted Wit
dr. Gtangers ability a. a. Accountant, an
teacher Of Rock keeping which l. ot the high
eat order. He has had great exDerience a. a
Accountant; heavy OomIercial nd R,bkr
Houses, which gives hin superior facut'rs
mpsrting q practical knowledge of RoOk keel
ing, md thorough Commercial Eiueatipn,
I. J. ALLEN, L. l.. D.
President Of Farmers Cl ege
i LORlN ANDRE HS,
President Of Kenyon College,
80
ToNaung men who wish to acquire "hu
inesa Education" We think Il affords aciliti,
seldom equ4led. W.. Granger has the Ea'
qualification of theor. teal knowledge an
I, sutnpas IN teaching, added to practical Coun
ing Room experience, =! d We feel conGdel
> that ,. adnates from his College will be full
g competent to keeT the most complicated 81
y Of Books.
st A. P.sT0NB, Wholesale and Retail Nc
chant.
J,J.JANNEY, sec'y Bird Of COnsrOl, stat
Bank of Ohio
]. 9PARK, Book Keeper at D. T. Woo,
burys. .---- -... ...
n D. )vERDIER. Book Keeper at Clinton b
VI II q. MILLS, sec'y Columbus Gas ar
B Coke Co.
ne 6. } MASON, Book KeeperstJ, H. Rilt
ad aud CO's esd -.r..r
!. Fo full particulars send for circu lr.
- GRANGEP ara lMSTR0NG.
h ProprietOrs.
:. Feb. IA, 1856. Ism.