Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-29


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T II E c E N TRIAL COLL E G E.
THE OLDEST IN THE WEST.
Il situated in PORTLAND BLOCK Chicago Illinois,
Corner Of Derborn and Washington Streets.
Other Colleges connected with this viii be located at
all Conn Teial Centers in the world
The advantages are greater aud the charges less than
any other Commercial College in America
The Collegiate Course is the extensive. complete
and thorough introduced, into any Commercial Col
lege m this country, and comprises practical instruc
ton in Book keeping and Accounts, adapted TO every
RAILRoADTNG.
A Systematic Method OF Practical Railroad Book
keeping. with the improved auxiliary books in
BANRING AND EXCHANGE.
Four different SETS with several auxiiaTies, each set
illustrating extensive business ia Stock and Private
Banking and kNchange, by new and laborsaNing meth
DDS.
students nave gOnG lmmedlafelN from the NolltEt
Counting Rooms into the frst banking houses in Chi
and the north receiving salaries from $3.50
10 Sl2OG per year and always evir cling aknowledse no
where else to bc learned except BY long Of toll
FOEwARDiNG AND COMMISSION.
A Set arranged by paItiecd Dcok Keeper, Of great
experience in this branch Of trade. This form, eonpar
atiV -ly new s by lie combinations, emphacay labor
saving aud is accompanied by several auNiliaries.
PENMANSHIP.
L. 7ennanship. in all other branches Of education
the College depends one man. but Has systsm
Of its own This department Is under the charge OF the
Z best teacher OF penmaus ship IN this country.
COMMERCIAL LAW.
The course Of Lectures Commercial Law Is most
thorough and practical The student is taught CONNER
eia Law not leetuTed at. The proprietor being law
yer of experience, shows how 10 the knowledge.
daily acquired in real business transactions. our grad
yates celebrated for their knowledge Of Commercial
Law.
Graduates who desire IT, will BE- aided by the per-
s0nal Efforts the whole corps Of instructors TO pro
situations in business receiving salaries ranging
from $500 $500 per annum being three times
greater than their previous ability could command
Diplomas under the seal OF the College awarded
to the graduates Circulars furnished GTauousy, on
] application
For full course Of Instructions with the privilege Of
completing the course at any tme al the option of the
student and Of reviewing the same duung life, free
from additional charge, thus anoidng Life Scholar
| ship. So.
S6-Tuiiion Fec payable invariably ia advance.
Catalogues of ~ pages furnished gratis.
Tie undersigned know Of no better endorsement q
the merits Of AN untried APPLICANT for employ ia
business pursuits, than Diploma graduate viii
honor Saluans Commercial kolle-e. aud thee earnest
~ aud heartily mend il to public favor.
1 VIM ogden, II 4 Tucker, ) T Ryerson,
John Chaplin Geo Gibbs. Hiram Brown,
Il X swift, VIM Brown, Geo " Dole,
o l. Harmon, Hubbard NeVJtrry,
Grant Goodrich, X Rogers. Geo S.eel
Obadiah jackson " Willard, y p Wilder.
John n Kiuze, J II Reed John VI Wilson.
: II Durham, II Burch Kob't : Wilson,
{ Larnard q Hammond, Tiukham.
Thomas Dyer, Scammon.
| " VI Larrabee Secretary GaIcna 4 Chicago Unto
Railroad Company.
jacob Russell, Collector of the Port Of Chicago
Charles Walker. President Of the Board Of trade.
John Y. Scammon, President Marine Bank, Chicago
Applicants please enclose Postage STAMPS.
Address. I. J. SLOAN.
Aprn II, 1889. (n43Iy) President and Proprieta