New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
DOIbeuT7S

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HE ESTABLISHMENT rs INTENDED mainly for Adults
Ladies and Gentlemen, and Youthswhoss time is
valuable arranged who wish to learn
FRENCH .. ....-. -.... 4+.
SPANISH, ,....
GERMAN or 4
ITALIAN LANGUAGES; a .s ,
Or PENMANsHIP, ~, ...4 3d..
BOOKKEEPING,
- MATHEMATICS,
PHONoGRAPHY ETC.,
practical manner in every day fs
the shortest possible time there Special Pro-
fessors and apartments for each branch. g-... a.
None but the best and most experienced Professors and As
sistabts will be engaged There NINE APART
MENTs-a Reception elegantly cited up visitors
Pupils interrupted in their lessons and
Pupils of each Professor Also Practising
Rooms Pupils taking the full Course any these
branches, have ten hours practice each day.
taught they should pracced in bust
and every day e The English, French, Spanish and
German the Commercial languages the world,
social literary scientific the greater part
Europe and America daily becoming important
persons Pupils will be exercised daily in Reading Writing
speaking any language they may wish to learn D. 3.
B Board be had with families speaking any of these
languages. s
United offers SO great facilities for
he acquisition Of the living languages and practical education
this. From 800 to 100 attend It annually.
These will be correctly translated
ut this institution. 7........a .t.4.a .Is
No pain expense will be spared make
worthy Of the confidence of the public. fu-
Twenty thirty young will be qualified Teachers Of
my system of Penmsnship They will agents for my
NEW WORK ON PENMANSHIP, and superior STEEL
PENS. Young from 500 $500 per month, when
qualified teach. Bad writing will be objection appl
this corrected Energy and industry
needed There work enough for hundreds in the United
States besides Mexico Cuba and South America could
employ many more. .-.. ..... .l..I ..
Time required to qualify Teachers from five eight weeks
keeping double and single entry from four to eight weeks
single entry alone from three weeks Languages from
four months Photography from two to four weeks
Planters country merchants be able to keep their
books understand AN books in afew lessons
Its the ONLY INSTITUTION IN THE UNITED STATES
where advanced in life can, in PRIVATE APART
MENTS with SPECIAL PROFESSOR, perfect themselves
in ANY branch they may desire. ....r... .-..
During the present year persons have attended from
Louisiana, -,,-
Mississippi, .. ..H. ss .s, ..-. I.
Texas,
| Arkansas, IT, ---..
California. ... IT,
Alabama. ..-..- .-.-.
Georgia, ... .. .....
| Tennessee, . ..
Kentucky,
Virginia. 1..... ... s.
Maryland,
| Sonth Carolina
Missouri
! Illinois.
Ohio,
| Michigan,
| New York,
| Mexico,
| And Cuba.
And applications ensuing larger any
| previous
1t depends entirely on its OWN MERITS for support
many South literally endowed by the
State have utterly failed THIS has continued increase
the INTEREST well the duty of all identified
with the South institutions Of LEARNING and ed
nratp in
nJ- All persons attend until THEY perfectly SAT.
| IsFIED
be- MERCHANTS
| APPLY HERE FOR
| CLERKS and
n-.- BOOK KEEPERS
Former pupils Institution may of the
Banks and large Houses of this city.
n. BAll possibly desired begin IMMEDIATE
| The city is HEALTHY.
ne Good Beard can be had at five dollars per week.
| TERMs-Payable in Advance.
Pennanship lessons not limited. SIS
Book keeping Double and Single Entry SO
| Single Entry alone. Is OC
To qualify Professional Teachers Of Penmanshp 100
Photography (Shor Hand .-................... 25
MATHEMATICAL DEPARTMENT.
Arithmetic month S20
Or full COURSE so
Algebra, per MONTH ~
Or full course 81
Geomeery, per month ~
! Or full course . ...................... so O
Or iuIl course oo
Navigation with practical of insuments month 80
Or full course. IS
. LANGUAGES.
any the Languages per day. $40 per month";
blossoms per day. $40 dol learn to read, write,
and also to speak Language dramatically lessons
not med)' loo
Those who already speak Language and wish to
become good readers, and also to write and speak
grammaticay gu
Strangers referred circulars from
Gen Andrew Jackson late President Of the United States
Hon Martin Van Buren, late President of the United states
R. NJ Johnson late Vice President of the United Sates
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;
d Hon. John Bell, U. S. Senate; ..
Q Ri. Rev. Bishop Miles, TENNESSEE
e Rev. Dr. Lindsey President Nashville University;
Rev Dr. Chamberlain President of Oakland College Miss
Rev. DR.. Edgar, Tennessee;
Hon. D. Preur, late Mayor of New Orleans;
s. Hon. ]. Stockton, late Mayor of Mobile;
IS Rev. Sole late President ST. Charles College, La;
. Hon. Thomas H. Benton, late U. S. Senate;
IS Ri. Rev. Bishop otey, Tenn.
l. Rev. DR.. Howell, Tenn;
e Rev. DR.. Wheat, Tenn.
y Or they referto-
= Hon. R. c. Wickhe, Governor of Louisiana.
j. Hon. Joseph Walker late Governor Of Louisiana
S Hon. A. G. Brown, late Governor of Mississippi
Hon. Jouh A. Quitman, do. do;
Hon John j. Crenden late Attorney General of the Unite
V States.
J. Hon. P. Soule, late U. S. Senate;
Hon. j. Slell, u s. Senate;
Hon. George Eust late Chief Justice of Louisiana;
| Hon. ?. A. Rost, late Supreme Court, Louisiana;
,, | Hon. A. d. Crossman, late Mayor Of New Orleans
s. Hon. Jas. Guthrie, Secretary of the Treasury U. s.;
"a c. Roseius, Esq, New Orleans,
SO Hon. Charles Derbigny. New Orleans;
ID Hon. Jon l.. Lewis late Mayor of New Orleans;
Mossrs. Ward, Jonas & Co., New Orleans Il
IT Barrere & Co., do;
y :. Henderson Il Gaines do;
lie :. Hewitt, Norton Il Co. do;
Niaunsel; White Co., do;
s. Alfred Hennen, ESQ.,. do;
II Martin Gordon, Jr., do;
III John Cauche; do;
= DR.. Mercer, do;
III Hon VIM. N. Gwin, late U. s. Senate;
le Hon. J. p. Benjamin, L. S. Senate;
re Hon. Sam. Houston, late President Of Texas;
as Gov H. e. Runncls, Texas; .rr
III Hon. Battle Peyton, Cal.
T. Hon. Chns Scott, Chancellor, Mississippi;
h' Chapman Coleman, Esq, Louisville, Ky;
1t. George d. Prentice, ESQ.,, Ky;
Vi A. Graillie, Esq, New Orleans
es Hon. john D. Freeman, Mississippi, etc., etc.
sp RUFUS DOLBEAR,
or m9 106 Canal street, New Orleans.
is r{lHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ASSOCIATED WIT