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


enterprise to all desiring thorough commercial
education, knowing that the facilities extended by
these gentlemen are Of superior order, emitting
them to the honor Of standing at the head Of their
profession. We trust that it's future support may
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FROM Ex-PREsIDENT FILLMORE.
Ny business has not made me familiar with the
details of this Institution but from all have heard
think it fully entitled to the commentator above
given. WILLARD FILLMORE.
GENERAL INFORMATION.
SITUATIONS.
The efforts Of the teachers Of these Colleges to
obtain situations for their graduates have been
Joy facilities superior to any class Of schools or
agencies in the country.
LECTURES.
The lectures Of literary and miscellaneous
character which yearly delivered before these
colleges by the most popular lecturer In the
country, comprise most Interesting and import
ant feature. Over one hundred popular speaksys
have lectured before the colleges during the past
xxroxrs. s4sts
Monthly reports Of attendancs,are rendered 70
parents and guardians when requested.
Returned and disabled soldiers WIN ind the rea-
dieBt means Of support In good cosnnercial edu-
cstion. Suitable deduction win b made IN I'll
cases worthy Of such considerstion
A deduction Of rs per cent win be made IN favor
Of the sons Of clergymen. .uss..
-sH.' fAANtn AND auARbfAxs. !,
The plan Of perpetual scholsrshp adopted by
and guardians who have charge Of the education
Of children or wards. The purchase Of scholar
ship secures to the owner full tuition IN oil the de-
suitable age can pursue the course in connection
with their ordinary school studies ma review af
any time.
MORAL INFLUENCE.
Teachers are expected to watch over the cou-
duct of the younger members Of the classes and 70
exert q salutary influence, both by teaching and
example. The ethics of business 10 . subject pyo-
perly considered and enforced.
sPEHCERIAN PENMANsHIP.
The Spencerian System of Business Penmanship,
by p. r. SPENCER q Sons and j. w. LusE, has
been identified with these Colleges from their COM
mencement, and ia universally acknowledged the
most beautiful, practical and teachable system Of
Writing ever introduced to the public.
Since 1t was first published in copy book form
by lvison, Phnney Co., New York, It has revo-
lutionized the art of teaching writing in the pub
Lie and private schools of the country.
IL is plain, beautiful and business like, easily &C.
CURED and rapidly written.
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In addition to the extensive list Of Text Books
prepared for these colleges, the largest collection
OF manuscript sets have been prepared by. leading
accountants in the various departments Of business
ever used in school of any Kind
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION.
Each student receives such individual attention
from the teachers in the various departments ~
will enable him to pursue his course A. rapidly a.
his ability will permit.
LADIES.
Excellent facilities are offered to ladies desiring
to pursue either Penmanship or Bookkeeping.
TERMS, REGULATIONS, &C.
TUTI0N-Payable in advance, vz:-
Scholarship for full course in Bookkeeping, Com.
mercial Law. Commercial Calculations. Lectures
and Practical Exercises, good throughout the
chain for an unlimited period. $40
Penmanship. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Separate instruction in Commercial Law. three
Separate instruction in Commercial Arithmetic,
one month, IS; three months. ........... 10
Separate instruction in Commercial Penman-
ship, one month, IS; three months. .... 10
BLANK Books for full Course will cost from S8
to -.
TEXT Books viii cost as follows--Bookkeep ine.
t2; Commercial Law, IS; Commercial Arithmetic,
BOARD can be obtained at from a so to a So
per week. On application to the colleges, by let.
ter or otherwise, special pains will be taken to Sc
cure excellent accommodations at these rates.
PREPARATORY EDUCATIONAL fair knswledge of
the ordinary English branches constitutes a suffi-
Gent preparation for entering upon Commercial
TINE or CoNxENcExENr.-As there are no term
divisions students can enter at any time and pur-
admit
TINE REQurREp.-The time necessary to COM
plete the full Course IL from ten to forrteen
weeks, varying according to the ability OF the
student.
SEssroSs.-The regular hours for instruction and
business are from TO IL A. NJ, from TO y.
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