The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-14
ParLAprLpHrA, Feb. Is, 1876


PmLADrLpHrA. Feb. Is, 1862.
- We, tse Undersigned, c.tiz-ns Of PhiadelpAis,
take pleasure In conuending to the attention q
the public Msssre. BRYAlr, eEIArToN Co.'S Ma.
Chestnut street. This Institution has now been in
successful operation for nearly ave ysArs and has
always naiate!nsd higA character and standing
for lie thorough and comprehensive course Of in
structon and for the careful attention Of the Prn
cipals to the interests Of it's patrons It's aim has
been to be first and foremost in every modern i'm.
provement, and to meet every requirement Of Q
complete Commercial Education. Being one Of
in the principal American cities, under the same
management, We appreciate the advantages Of that
connection, securing a. it must greater efficiency.
and furnishing more ample facilities than are Of
learn that the success of this Institution has been
such as TO warrant the Proprietors in enlarginR
and extending their accommodations, in order to
provide for their increased patronage. In these
war times this speaks extremely well for the local
management, and we congratulate the Principals
on their success in conducting such an important
institution in our city; and we earnestly advise
young men who wish to prepare themselves for
the duties of the Counting House and business ge-
neray, to visit this Institution and Judge for them
selves of the superior facilities there offered
NORRIS l.. HALLOWELL, No. 333 Market
JAMES L. CLAGRoRN, No. 232 Market
street.
WEST 4 FoBEs, No. 2le Chestnut street.
CLAIGHORN Il FRYER, No. 100 Chestnut
BROOKS, BROTHER 4 CO., Nos. l22 and l24
BERNHEiM, HoCKsTADTER & co., Third
AARON B. WINS, Principal of Friends Cen.
trail School.
MORRIS PATTERSON, No. lls South Front
JOHN B. MYERS, No. 9sa and 2s4 Market
NICHOLAS Fl. mcguire. principal Contra,
High School.
= JAMES H. EDRIDGE, Principal Hancock
, THOMAS N: PIERCE, Principal of the Monroe
Grammar School.
PHILIP A. CREGAR, Principal Girls High and
Normal School of Philadelphia.
ALBANY, April s, 1852.
The undersignee, citizens Of Albany, take plea
sure in stating that BRYANT, STRAfTON Il co.
have had in operation in this city for the last Eve
years, one Of their Mercantile Colleges, which has
been attended with unequaliid success. II posses
ses, In an eminent degree, the confidence Of our
community, numbers among the patrons our best
citizens, and many Of our most accomplished &C.
countants are among Its graduates. The facilities
extended by these gentlemen are Of very supe-
rior order. and their new series of Commercial
Text Books, recently published, are standard au-
thority in the matters Of which they treat Their
enterprise is Of the highest practical Importance
to the business world, and receives our hearty
commendation.
e. d. Morgan, George H. Thatcher,
Amos Dean, Thomas w. Olcott
A. Van Allen, Edward G. Delavan,
8. II. Ransom 4 Co., Steele h Hobbs,
Strong Brothers Il Co., Emery Brothers,
Gilbert G. Davidson, Erastus Corning, Jr.,
Lyman Tremain, Comstock & Cassidy,
Chas. Van Benthuysen, Sheldon a Co.,
Taylor & Waterman, Theo. J. Van Heusen,
Boardman, Gray a Co., Weare e. Little,
Marshall, James Ira b. +. Moseley,
YER, Wickes h Strong
Cook Wing n WoOetpr. A. n Won GaashaaL A.
James Burton, Co.
BUFFALO, Dec. 3, 1861.
The undersigned, citizens of Buffalo, believing
that the MERCANTILE COLLEGE of the city. I'M.
der the direction Of Bryant Bro. 4 Stratton, IA
worthy of patronage and public confidence take
this method Of giving the same the benefit OF our
endorsement. Since It's establishment in 1864 we
have had ample proofs of its utility in impartnr TO
it's students the true principles Of commercial
science. We are confident that IL has become a
permanent institution, supplying demand hitherto
tnsuppled, and trust that It's support In the future
may be commensurate with its merits
u. A. MANCHESTER, II. z. DOBRINS,
JOSEPH WARREN, GEO. w. CLINTON,
ii. g. WALKER, s. 4. GUTHRIE,
A. M. CLAPP, HIRAM NILES.
LETTER FROM J.'R. PENN, OF THE FIRM OF
CULVER, PENN & Co. BANKERS.
No. 10 NASSAU s1nbGf, Ngw YORK,
april 10, 1868.
Messrs. Bpyaxr. srRArros cc..--
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