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

NEW M
EDUCATION.
many among your readers who win desire 70 avail
themselves Of its rare sdyansAgss. N,FQ 81
THE COLLEGE BUILDINGS,
two M number, ere large edi6ces situated on
/ Washington and vassar streets, with Post Oflce
and telegraph communication with each, and ars
| sofncienty large to accommodate I've hundred
students with the Offices desks, seats. tables and
other appointments needed in first class business
| college.
The different departments are handsomely fitted
and furnished with all the apparatus required for
the accommodation Of the pupils who seek 20 pro.
perly commercial or business education here.
The walls are adorned with splendid specimens
Of penmanship, autograph letters from noted per-
sops in Europe and America and fine photograph
guished themselves by their talents and their &C.
guirements.
The buildings are used entirely for business de-
paTtments- lecture and recitation rooms-the pu-
pills boarding in private families (under the super
vision of the Institution), who receive borders
only the pupils Of the College, which system Of
boarding seems to be very much preferred by pa.
rent and prpil.
The Washington street building is used entirely
ACTUAL BUSINESS PURPOSES,
in carrying ont the original and pre-eminent mode
Of business instruction, embracing
THEORY AND PRACTICE,
and is fitted with the following Offices for officers
business:- Eastman's College Bank a nd National
| Bank Union Store, Insurance Of6ce, Express or
fec, Railroading, Steamship and Boating Depart
L
ments, Post Office, Custom House and Stationery
Department, Telegraph Office, Jobbing and For
change Office and Collection Agency while the
vasssr street building in devoted to the theory in
preparing the pupil to enter upon the actual bust
| ness course.
A GLANCE AT THE ARMY OF GENTLEMEN
receiving instruction here is certainly very sug-
gestve. There are representatives from nearly
every part Of the East, West, North and loyal
South, and also from the Canadas, South America
and Cuba, and more respectable, intelligent body
Of young men are seldom seen together.
cannot say all that would in the short space
of newspaper letter Of the advantages Of this in.
stitution.
1t ia not expected that all who graduate here
viii become merchants or bankers for it is equally
| essential that the farmers, mechanics and all
others should have such knowledge as is here i'm
parted.
A very interesting and important feature in the
course here is Series Of Lectures by our most
dis tinguished literary and business men,
In conclusion, would suggest that young men
who desire to succeed in life, whether they be
MERCHANTS, FARMERS, PROFESSIONAL
MEN OR MECHANICS,
cannot AFFORD 70 lose the advantages u this school.
/ PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
should be interested in this system of practical bu.
siness instruction Here your boys are taugh,
that which they viii use when they become men
and the whole course is taken up in such an in
terestng manner that the student never fails IA
apply himself with an energy satisfactory to teach
er and parent.
/ I will add that the student is also tasght the
| Graces OF Polite Learning and Bellies Lettres
Literature, and that the physical and moral wei
fare Of the student are watched ever with parental
| care and solicitude.
But must close by again making the sugges.
ton, that the young man who wishes TO excel as =
MERCHANT, FARMER, MECHANIC, TEACHER,
ri LAWYER OR PHYSICIAN
will find that short time spent at this Institution
will be of incalculable advantage TO him through