Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-23
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 BRYANT, sTRATToN C C0RBIE's .t.4su BRIDGEPORT Business College!!

.LINE'.in :. the Great International Chain of Colleges, located in twenty nine of the lead Commercial Cities of our country. af.agI
 The only connected series of Educational Inc stitutions in the world. having . ubited pur pose, and governed by mutual interests and reciprocal labor. r -EE
 Important to Parents having Sons to
 Educate.
 And to all desiring to act as B0okkeepsrs, Ac countants, Salesmen, Agents. or wishing to en- gage in active business of any kind.
 :. A MODEL BUsINEss CoLLEo1i
 Established for ths purpose of fitting young men and boys for the higher positions in mel. |. cantils pursuits in business generally. : The principal branches taught are Book. keeping. Pepmanship, Commercial Arithmetic, oommercial Law. Telegraphirg, Photography Commercial Correspondence, &c. &s
 Thorough Business Training given by means of actual butiness practice between the students of this and other Colleges in the chain. neces- sitating the use of Notss. Drafts, Cheeks, Bills of Exchange. Invoices, C0nsignments and Ship ments of Merchandise, in short, all the routine incident to business life Is brought into play, afording advantages that no single institution enjoys. 9%a : fof4 PIE.
 ;s-4a. Commercial Law.
 ! A course of LettuTes upon this subject will be delivered by Henry $. Sanford of New Mil ford, who mas lately opened a law ofi8ce in this city. ,,.se...... .<... e.. tz-5 Eq. rf.;- =. ;'4 3, PENMANSHIP.
 Great s.re.s is put upon good hand writing. The Spence ian system of Peumanship iy taught in all its perfection. Every stroke of the pen mads to correspond with the beat of the Me. trohoms. giving life, vigor, and finish to this most beautiful of all csmplishnents
 T1IsmGRA-FEINIa.
 The Morse system. which Is in general use { ehroughoat the country. will be taught by Mr. 5. 5. Curtis, superintendent of American Tcl. Office in this city. s@
 An Army of Graduates filling important po- sitions as Accountants, Statesmen, Froprissors. &c. ..lr..,,-.4 = [ \
 1~ RETURNED AND DISABLED SOLDI- FRS will find in these Colleges the most ready means of access to honorable and permanent em ployment. A liberal reduction will bs made
 Ladies.-Exsellvnt facilities are offered to ladies desiring to pursue either Psnmanship or Bookkeeping.
 Time of Commenceme there are no term divisions, Students can enter at any time, and pursue tLeir conrse as rapidly as their ability will admit. .bt4
 Time Aequired.-The time necessary to complete tue iuli course is from three to four months, varying according to the ability 0t the student. i4@ =.
 Preparatory Eduoation.--A fair knowi- edge ol the ordinary English branches consti- tutes sufficient preparation for entering upon ' C0mmvicial course. s33lla sek We ask special attention te the fact that board can bs obtained in this city at from Sl to $8 less per week than at any other point In the State where . Commercial College is Ut present established -This difEsssnes tn the cesI of board materially diminishss the expense of full course, and young men intending to be. come students. will d0 well to look at this mat ter candidiy before making final decision.
 Scholarships issued at ,his point good for an .ullimited period in the twenty nine colleges the Chain. s. A IS&@ Ms
 SPECIAL NoTICE.-To those who will interest," themsslyes in behslf of the Bridgeport businsss College. and send us plainly written the psmes and post Ofiics address of AO or more ysung n.en, likely to become interested in ob taining thorough and practical business edu. acation, we will send post paid. an Ornamsn. tai Foster, l-2 by 5 i-2 feet, designed and beautifully engraved to be hung up. framed or unframeds fn some conspicuous place. It will bs hns ornament for pArlor or office. s |s For further infnTmation, College Monthly ESpecimens of Psnmanship, and samples ol C0ltgs Money, address TrT
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