Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-02
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ANNUAL CIRCULAR.
D0LBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

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DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
+ Is OF the City Of New Orleans, La,
Corner Of Camp and Common Streets,
ai OPPOSITE THE cIiTT no TEE,
Entrance on both streets, In the spacious and
elegant Story Building, IL constantly in
aa session under able Professors.
TT WAS FOUNDED IN 1ss2-HAs 4 CHARTER
L from the State as permanent Institution, un-
der the direction Of Board Of Trustees appointed
by the Legislature, and In axthsrizedz 10 confer
Degrees, Diplomas, &c. Itwas not suspended dsar-
ing sns war' yea a5e zIB .vsIsxaSAs
Terms~-payRbie In advance.
Penmanshp-lessons not limited 49,. ............4 Is
Bookkeeping-D double and Single Entry, etc.,
perfect so
misunderstanding all Commercial oaieu-
Lectures on Commercial Law,.....a....t........ 90
Algebra bO
Heometry. bU
Engiish-Gra ttcal course. 30
English-Full Course, not limited. ...... 100
French tFfh f9s..... 100
spanish Il 51e .,...,......... ............. 100
Latin Observation-Disclosures. 100
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Life Ticket la all the Departfnsnts....... 500
N.B.--A student having paid for course in
any branch, as above, is entitled to 'sLfe Ticket
in that Department. He can attend such branches
aB he nay desire.
For any language, per month. 20
Drawing "
Stationery for Commercial Courae. ........i.h.. 3
Stationery fer PenmaBship.. .s.. ....si..!. 30
( A Diploma from this College Ii 9 passport in all
commercial commu mites. ~ 5.s.z=#t;. spaasass
fTaaa AiS,.a G. Danyr Aa A.rA nbs. ln
do. Commercial Course, g TO IL weeks; do. do.
French or Spanish, I2eo2 20 weeks--but Lessons are
not limited In any brabeh.5 z -.
All former students are invited 10 renew their
studies free of charge. s Etf II
The South must now educate her sons practie-
ally, II she would develop her vast resources OF
wealth, which are much more numerous than those
of Brazil. e .''s1t - ur
We have ample arrangements for 900 students
during ths current year, az4s4 ia -
Parents can make liberal conditions for their
sons If they apply soon. Those from the country
can board with good families, speaking English,
French, Spanish or German, at moderate rates. y
A business Education, that enables one 10 earn
$1,000 or $4,000 annually,is the best fortune par.
ents can give their sons. As the College has been
In successful operation for mora than quarter Of
a century, and Che practical plan hsrs pursued
received the unanimous Communications Of the
Press and business community, asd sc several
thousand OF Its former students are now In busi
pess in this city add over the county, 1t Is deemed
useless TO go into an extended explanation of the
plan or merits OF the Institution.
30 far as known, mol one of the many thousands
Of former students is now out Of employment, and
so far as known, not one In thousand of those
who have been sent for years to Europe or the
North IL qualified on returning home 10 enter q
business house, although thousands Of dollars
have been expended on his education.
word to the wise IL sufficient
The city Is now healthy. Persons from 10 to 60
years Of age attend such branches as they may
wish. BY having special Professor for each
banch three four tbs OF the students time is saved
Students intended for this College should bring
this circular special direction, SIS every wutes
there aretemporafy sstablishtnentsopensd Young
students should put their funds 10 the hands oi
their merchant, or the President Of the College
ctiz ans and strangers are invited to attend Col
/ iege Office Room No 7. =E=-.
noy2S-1m RUFUS DoLBEAR, President.