Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22


 DOLBEAR Commercial College, THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, IN THE STORY BUILDING, Corner of Camp and Common MreetS,
 Pounded in 1882. Chartered by the Legislature of Louisiana,
 with Agricultural and Mechanical De-
 partlnents, and subject to the Board of
 Trustees, six appointed by the
 Legislature, and five to be
 elected annually by
 the subscribers. CHARTER...... ...... ... PERPETUAL.
 FACULTY.
 RUFUS DOLBEAR.... .... President. J. B. LYMAN, member of the New Orleans
 bar, Lecturer on Commercial Law FREEMAN CORNISH, Professor of Mathe- matics.
 RUFUS DOLBEAR, Lecturer on Book-keep-
 ing and Business Transactions. U. w. BLACKMAN, Professor of Book keeping.
 RUFUSL. DOLBEAR. Adjuster of Accounts, Commercial Correspondence, etc. | M. B. MCCARTHY, Professor of English. MARC ROUX, Professor of French. J. B. GRIFFITH, Professor of Penmanship and Commercial Correspondence. RUFUS DOLBEAR, Lecturer on Penman- ship.
 GEO. GESSNER, Professor of German. Messrs. MARINO and GESSNER, Professors of Latin and Greek. MAJOR A. BLANCHARD, Superintendent of the Military Instruction and Drill.--- Major B. is graduate of West Point. and was for 17 years an efficient officer of the U. s. Army.
 No Institution in the United States offers greater facilities for the speedy acquisition of PRACTICAL business education. It has stood more THAN A QUARTER OF A CENTURY on it's own merits alone, and IS now more prosperous than ever notwithstanding the hostility of ITINERANT and LOCAL Abolition ists, whose TRADE is to maign what they cannot control. The College is open the en- tire year. All who take the Commercial | Course are able to keep any set of books in l bank business house or steamboat, in the 1 most approved manner Persons from 12 to l 50 years of age attend to any branch they may desire. They can board with the Pro- lessor or other good families, speaking Eng 1 fish, French, Spanish, or German. Country Merchants can learn Tn IeW dayS JO keep 1 their own books correctly or acquire a hand some style of penmanship. The lessons are special to each student. Books of all kinds opened, closed or corrected. Persons who write for Book -keeprs, Clerks or Teachrs, should give full particulars. Catalogues with terms, opinions of the l Southern press and leading men of the nation, sent to ali who desire them. All who are willing to subscribe, so as to open the Agri- cultural and Mechanical Departments, can obtain all needful information at any time. The amount can be taken out in tuition. The money expended by Southern families at Northern watering places in single year would build up in every Southern State Com l mercial, Agricultural and Mechanical Col leges. We pay an annual tribute of $20,O0O,- I 900 to Abolitionism, and then wonder that it l fourishes and now threatens to destroy our property and our lives
 N. B.. This is the only chartered Conner l cial College in the Southwest authorized to confer Degrees, Diplomas, Literary and Scientific Honors. At this Institution the Students graduating in one part, or all of the studies in it's curriculum, receives his Dplo- ma accordingly.
 1 Address
 RUFUS DOLBEAR, President, l or THIS OFFICE, for Catalogues. je22:y