Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15
ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS EDIFICE


 THE STORY BUILDING.
 S. E. Corner of Camp and Common Streets, ENTRANCE ON BOTH STREETS.
 OPEN DAY AND EVENING. M B. There are special apartments and 1Ns Professors for BOOK KEEPING, PEN MANSHIP, MATHEMATICS, GERMAN, FRENCH, SPANISH, ENGLISH, LATIN, GREEK, etc., so as to save the TIME of business men.
 Persons from 12 to 60 years attend to any branch they may wish, and until as perfect as they wish to be. There are, probably, not less than two thou sand of its former students in banks and business houses in the city.
 Merchants apply here for clerks and book keep. CTS. Country merchants, steamboat clerks, etc., can learn in few days to keep their books cor rectly, or write free handsome hand.
 Catalogues with terms, opinions of the press and leading men of the nation, etc., sent to all who desire them.
 This is the only chartered Commercial College in the Southwest and the oldest in the United States. and has stood for
 MORE THAN A QUARTER OF A CENUTRY on its own merits alone.
 Board can be had with the Professors or other good families, speaking English, French, Spanish or German, at from $4 to S6 per week.
 N. B. To prevent mistakes or impositons, stu dents intended for this College should bring this advertisement or special directions, as there are every winter temporary rooms open for few months; all, of course, making wonderful preten- sions and promises, and posting flaming placards to enlighten the people of New Orleans and the South When three more form Clubs, and enter at the same time, ten per cent will be deducted from tui ton.
 uJ Citizens and strangers are respectfully invi- ted to visit the College and judge for themselves. The city is perfectly healthy.
 STOCK.
 If, as is expected, the citizens in favor of South em practical education subscribe as liberaly to this HOME INSTITUTION as they ever have to distant ones the Agricultural and Mechanical Departments will be at once put in operation, and the whole placed on firm basis; to stand for ages as permanent Institution of the South, and under the direction of the Stockholders themselves and the Trustees ap- pointed by the Legislature.
 Stockholders can take the amount out in tuition The Trustees of course can put any other party at the head, if they deem best. The Charter is per- petual. r 4 wrtv
 Gentlemen of the South! does this meet your approbation9 If so, will you give it your aid, and build up a HOME INSTITUTION with thousand or fifteen hundred students annually? ,A
 yasrr RUFUS DOLBEAR, President. May 96, 1860. ly .n e
 BETHANY CoLLEGE-vIRGN1A. THE Twentieth Session of Bethany Col Il lege will commence on the 1st of October, 1860, and terminate on the 4th of July, 1861. This Institution is situated among the hills of Northwestern Virginia, in one of the healthiest regions of our country, sixteen miles from Wheel ing, from which place railroad passes within seven miles of the College It is therefore, easily acces sble from all parts of the Union. Having con siderable Endowment it is enabled to furnish edu- cation of the highest grade, upon the most mode rate terms. It is provided with new and commo dious college edifce, an elegant Philosophical and Chemical apparatus, and very extensive collec ton of specimens for the illustration of Mneralogy, Geology, and kindred branches of Natural History.
 FACULTY. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, President; Professor of Mo ral Philosophy, and Kentucky Professor of Sa- cred Literature. w. K. PENDLEToN, Vice-Presdent; Professor i Intellectual and Political Philosophy, and Ms souri Professor of Natural Philosophy. J. D. PICKETT, Tubman Professor of Rhetoric, Eng fish Literature and Anglo-Saxon. V c. L.. Loos, Professor of Ancient Language and Literature. ..,r gr.s- c. J. RENTER, Professor of Mathematics aid As tronomy.
 H. CHRIsTorIfER, Professor of Natural Hitory and Physiology, and Illinois Professor of Chemistry. P w MosBLEcH Professor of Modern languages, and of the Hebrew Language and Oiental Lit erature.
 EXPENSES. Boarding and tuition for the entire c5llegi-
 ate year. .......SAoV ooi Boarding and tuition for one term, o0 OO Washing and candles (extra) estimated for ooI
 one term. ...-....s ool Matriculation fee only on first admission. l0 0o Hebrew and Modern Languages, (extra). lo Ool eY- Charges for one term t be paid in advance July 27, 1860. 2m