The New York herald., 1863-03-28
EDUCATION.

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market and stock reports, and important home and
PHONOGRApHy 1.
10 taught IN . thore1gh nanner by Mr. Issac Tomp<
hns, q the Telegraph, = skiful reporter and sseI
cesS'a 'eacner rry ran ! purco /.
Great importance now attaches to this branch
Classes are formed every month, and with the a64
vantage of the College Telegraph Offices. Il re-,
quires but short time for the pupils to becomd
POST OFFICE BUSINESS.
The student, in completing the prescribed Busii
Course, holds the Office Of Postmaster in hid
regular business and thus becomes informed in the
whole routine Of the Business.
POLITICAL ECONOMY.
Lectures on the Nature and Causes Of Wealth.
are given from time to time. J,
Special Recitations and Lectures are also given
COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHY AND MERCAN-i
TILE ETHICS.
LncrUREs on advertising, business correspond
ence, and general topics relating to success tn fe
Debating on business subjects every Tuesday,
evening, at seven o'clock.
GENERAL INFORMATION TO APPLICANTS.
NOTE.--Ths is solely and purely . Business COL
ege, its name purp0rts, distinct in its design
and purpose as Law College or Medical Bch00l3
anu every Drancn OF study WIN every I2cluty 1n4
Buildings, Arrangements and Professorship, is
adapted to that end. II is not intended TO gfadu-
ate lawyers, Doctors or Diyines, or 70 prepares
young men for Yale, but to ft them as thoroughly
~ possible for business in the Inherent walks oil
enterprise and commerce, and assist them TO p0y
sitions II they desire IL and merit it.
It 10 essentially different from the so-caled Conf
mercia! Colleges, the Course Of Instruction beinea
more thorough and extensive, and conducted en-i
trely on Practical Philosophical Principles
What they term Business Education ~ 10 not,
accepted here,as neither is the partial course
pursued in Academies and Seminarfes in connes-i
ton with regular Collegiate Studies i
REFERENCES
will be given, when desired to eminent business.
and literary men in different States, who are pa
irons Of the Institution, or to Young Men in the.
cities throughout the country, who are graduates
Of the College, and were assisted to situations opl
the completion Of their course here.
We also refer to Parents and Guardians OF the.
Four Hundred am Thirty Students in attendance
at this date from the different States. !,
VISITORS
are admitted to the Colleges on any week day
during the year to witness the novel and interest
ing operations of pupils and teachers, and ws IN
vite critical examination from Educators AMI
Business Men. Those desiring admission must be
OF good moral character and Industrious business
habits.
A.Common School Education is all the necessary
Boys who are passed the age Of fourteen years
are received, and men of all ages Business Men,,
who desire only the Bookkeeping Course, or . par
tal Course in the other Branches, are admitted to
the Actual Business College for the particular
branches they desire to pursue. 4sks
1t is desired that Boys remain In the Institution
longer time than is given below, for the compile
ton Of the prescribed course Of instruction. Their
previous education is not considered. II
STUDENTS are admitted and enter upon ,Ae
Course Of Study any week day In the year.
THERE ARE NO VACATIONS,
Each person occupies, separate desk and 10
along by class faster than his ability and pre-
vious education will admit, or being retarded by
class that cannot progress AZ rapidly - himself
TERMS.
Scholarships giving the student all the advan>
tage of tile prescribed Business Course (as given
in this paper), until graduation, are issued 1t the
ofice OF the institution for thirtyve dollars with
deduction of Eve on each scholarship when two
or more enter from the same family or the same
place at the same time.
a guarantee signed by the President is append
men who desire and fully qualify themselves to
business positions. An agency ID established in
the principal cities for this purpose.
The Tuition Fee must be paid the day Of en-
trance.
BOARD
s 81 as, 50 and - rs, according to place, in pr-
tlon) who receive az boarders only the students Of
the College.
THE TIME REQUIRED
to complete the prescribed course depends upon
the previous education and ability Of the student
The usual time 10 from ten to sixteen weeks.
Some remain longer, devoting more time TO tho
preparations, the scholarship granting the holder
the privilege Of completing this course regardless
OF time.
mn -l~r~ T.
pleting the Prescribed Business Course Ii from
$50 to $s0 II may be made less than that by Sc
lecting cheap boarding houses.
THE EXTENDED COURSE, :
for those who can remain In the institution six
months or year, comprises the French and Ger
man Languages, Higher Mathematics and more
extended Tn edo. Course & in Business s, braHchss o
10 designed for those who desire to teach tha
branches.
DrrLoxAs AND CERTIFICATES Of merit arc
awarded
THE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE,
besides giving much interesting information to
those who desire to become patrons Of the COL
lege. also contains much that h valuable - any
member Of the business community. Il gives the
complete forms and definitions Of Notes, Drafts,
Bill Heads, Checks, Deposits, and al bills used IN
actual business in the College (beins The sane as
scholarship, sample Of our Bank bfls, rules for
correct letter writing. Bookkeeping Rules, View Of
the Buildings, &C., &c.
Specimens Of Penmanship, Plan Of CoIlwe Bank,
Plan OF Business Department, and Autographs ok
two hundred distinguished individuals Of this and
other countries, making II one Of the most expen-
sive and valuable Catalogues ever brought out by
any Institute In the country.
FULL PARTICULARS OF THE INSTITUTION.
course Of study, Novel and Original Plan Of Opera
ton, view Of the College Buildings, and ether in
formation calculated TO be Of interest 10 the Young
Men Of the Business Community may be found In