New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-21
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

DOt6e0s"S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,.
LOG CANAL srREET. 1O6
@ Founded 1879. ~
Is OPENED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
THE ESTABLISHMENT is INTENDED mainly for Adu1,.
Ladies' and oentsmen, Esd Youths-whose time In srv
valuable and 1t arranged wish 10 learn
ENGLISH,
FRENCH, sz g
SPANISH,
fFF GERMAN or
~ ITALIAN LANGUAGES;
Or PENMANSHIP,
BOOKKEEPING,
MATHEMATICS
PHoNOGRAPHY, ETC.,
In practical Manner every day iifs
do in the shortest possible time there Special
fessors and apartments for each branch. =.
None but the best and experienced Professors and
sistauts will ever be engaged. There NINE APART
MENTs-s Reception Room elegantly fitted for visitors
that Pupils interrupted apart
ment for the Pupils OF each Professor also Practising
Rooms that Pupils taking the full
branches, can have ten hours practice each day. l
All branches taught they should practiced
ness and everyday iife The English French Spanish
German are the Commercial languages the world
the social literary scientific Of the part
Europe and America daily becoming important all
persons Pupils will be exercised daily Reading Writing
speaking any language they may wish to learn
~ Board be had families speaking any of
languages.
No institution the United States rea. facilities for
he Of the living languages and
as this. From 800 to 400 attend 1t annually
These and correctly translated
at this institution
No pain will be spared all the
worthy Of the confidence of the public
Twenty thirty young will be qualified as Teachers Of
my system Of Penmanshp They will act for my
NEW WORK ON PENMANsHIP, and superior Steel.
aPENS Young make from $lOO to $500 per month when
qualified to teach Bad writing will be objection appl
cants as this be corrected Energy industry
needed There is work enough for hundreds United
and besides Mexico Cubn and America could
employ many more. u
Time required to qualify Teachers from Eve eight
Ordinary in Penmansp three weeks Book.
keeping double and single entry from four eight
single entry alone from three weeks Languages
three to four monks Phonogrsphy, from weeks
and country merchants be able keep
own books correctly and understand ANY books
tits the ONLY INSTITUTION IN THE UNITED STATES
where persons advanced in life can PRIVATE APART.
MENIs, with SPECIAL PROFESSOR perfect themselves
In ANY branch they may desire.
During the present year persons have attended from
Louisiana, t-
Mississippi, |@=- ... Z 49,.
arkansas, 'ftgnas1. stsrsrr5,.fs-. s..a 'eaa
California. = ~ ~. p, Fl. '1@
Alabama. ia t.- I-- =
Georgia, ~
Tennessee, -.'". Z.
Kentucky,
Virginia.
Maryland
W I'd! Sonth Carolina z sfs=8 -
Missouri,
-- -'ll- Illinois.
Ohio,
" " HH Michigan,
---~ New York,
Mexico,
And Cuba.
And the applications for the ensuing fail larer than
previous season. .. .-a
depends entirely its OWN MERITS for support and
while institutions in the South literally by the
State have utterly failed THIS has continued
is the INTEREST well the duty of all persons identified
with the South sustain its institutions LEARNING
ucate their children in them
sB- All persons until THEY are perfectly SAT-
IsFIED.
sT MERCHANTS z..a
APPLY HERE FOR 0a
CLERKS and
pupils this may be found in most of the
Banks and large Houses of this city. .-.-'
N. bah who possibly begin 1xxEDIATE-
LY. The city is HEALTHY. 5.
RS- Good Board can be had a. five dollars per week.
TERMs-Payabe in Advance.
Penmanship lessons limited. ACCOMPLISHMENTS 90
Book keeping Double and Single Entry. so 90
- Single Entry alone. Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
To qualify Professional Teachers of Psnmanshp 100 90
Photography, Short Hand. .................2 Is 90
W NATHENATrCAL DEPARTMENT. r+
Arithmetic, per month. so 90
Algebra per month ~ ~
Or full course so 90
Geomeery per month % 90
Or full so 90
Or full course. SO 90
Navigation with practical of month 80 90
LANGUAGES.
For the Languages lesson per day. $50 per month;
blossoms per day, $50 do; to learn read WRITE
and also to speak Il Language dramatically lessons
MOI ihi'eu)'... w
Those who already speak Language and wish
become good readers, and also to write and speak it
dramatically so 90
Strangers referred to circulars for letters from
Gen Jackson late President the United States;
Hon. Martin Van Buren, late President of the United Sates
Hon. R. NJ Johnson late Vice President the United staes
Hon. A. B. Roman, late Governor of Louisiana;
Hon. James c. JONES' late Governor of Tennessee;
Hon. John Gale, late Governor Of Alabama;
Major General E. P. Gaines late U. s. Army;
Hon. John Bell U. s. Senate; -....f .-, f..
Ri. Rev. Bishop Miles, Tennessee;
Rev DR. Lindsey, President Nashville University;
Dr. Chamberlain late President Oakland College, Miss
Rev. DR.. Edgar, Tennessee
Hon. D. Preur. late Mayor Of New Orleans;
Hon. J. Stockton late Mayor of Mobile
Rev. Mr. Sole late President ST. Charles College, La.
Hon Thomas Fl. Benton, late u S. Senate;
Rt Rev. Bishop Otey, Tenn.
Rev. Dr. Howell, Tenn;
Rev. DR.. Wheat, Tenn.
Or they referto-
Hon. r. C. Wcklitfe. Governor Of Louisiana.
Hon. Joseph Walker late Governor of Louisiana
Hon. A. G. Brown, late Governor of Mississippi
Hon. joni A. Quman, do. do;
Hon. Henry S. Foote, do. do;
Hon John j. Crittenden, late Attorney General United
States.
Hon p. Soule late U. S. Senate
Hon. J. Slide, U. S. Senate;
Hon. George Eustis, late Chief Justice of Louisiana;
Hon. p. A. Rost, late Supreme Court, Louisiana
Hon A. ID. Crossman late Mayor of New Orleans;
Hon. JAS. Guthrie Secretary of the Treasury, U s.;
c. Roselus, Esq, New Orleans,
Hon. Charles Derbgny, New Orleans;
Hon. Jon l.. Lewis, late Mayor of New Orleans;
Messrs Ward, Jonas Co.. New Orleans Il
:. Barriere 4 Co., do;
Henderson 4 Gaines, do
Hewitt Norton Il Co., do;
Maunsel; White & Co., do;
Alfred Hennen ESQ., do;
Martin Gordon, Jr do;
John Ciauche do;
DR. Mercer, do;
Hon. VIM. NJ. Gwin late U. S. Senate;
Hon j. P. Benjamin. U. s. Senate
Hon. Sam, Houston, late President of Texas;
Gov. H. G.. Runnels, Texas
Hon Battle Peyton, CAL;
Hon. Chas. Scott, Chancellor Mississippi;
Chapman Coleman, Esq, Louisville, KY;
George d. Prentice, ESQ.,, KY;
A. Graile, Esq, New Orleans
Hon. john D. Freeman, Mississippi, etc. ETC.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,