The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-03

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Il in August under the homogeneous OF its present
Principal. More than seven hundred students have
been IN attendance within the past year. The Ir1s-
tees )uraged by its success and not unndful OF
the demands of the age Tor educated business men,
educated mechanics men educatedwith special refer
ence to this practical age and nation have decided to
add to the Academic Course two Departments-a
Commercial and Scientific and Industrial DEPART
ment AH
81 The Commereint department..
The design of this Course is to furnish young men
with such instruction as will enable them to engage
at once in any branch OF commercial business. 1t will
combine the Theoretical and Practical Rooms suit
able for Banking, Business Offices, Teegraphing,
Penraaslshp, bookkeeping, &C., have been engaged
IN the New Town Block.
gagged; and more win be added the exigencies Of
this department shall require 1t is intenoed to fur
nish instruction equal to that obtained In the best
commercial Colleges one can easily perceive the adj
vantages which may be derived from the connection
OF this department with the Academy, where thor
ough knowledge of the Molern languages can be OBJ
tained-a knowledge indispensable to business men
IN many parts o. our Union
The Branches Taught as,
Are Bookkeeping in all its forms; Commercial Law:
Commercial Arithmetic; Business Correspondence;
Telegraphing; Penmanship; Photography &c,
Unusual Facilities Is
Are offered to ladies' desiring TO pursue Penmanship
and Bookkeeping There will be a Course of Lee
lures on Commercial Law by gentlemen eminent. in
ehe legal profession. Rooms open day ana evening.
The Sciesafi1fc and Industrial DepGs tDsent.
The studies of this course will occupy two years,
and include instruction by lessons in those branches
OF the Abstract Mathematics not taken up in the
academic Course; Land Surveying; Geometrical
Drawing; Mechanical Drawing; Architectural Draw
my; Shades, Shadows aud Linear perspectiye; As
tronomy; Navigation; Leyeling; Mechanics; Loca-
lions OF Roads, Calculating Excavation and Embank-
ment; Construction Of Roads; Strength Of Materials;
Brldgc Construction; Mechanics of Machinery and
Engineering; Mechanical Principles of Architeeture
masonry; Stone Cutting; Geology: Mneralogy; the
french and German Languages, and History. In
structon viii ais be given by Lectures in Physical
Geography; Logic and Political economy :. -.
As much time will be given to tield-work with the
Compass, Surveyors Transit and Engineers Level
as the arrangement of studies will permit.
y THE STUDIES OF THE FALL TERM
naI first Of the coursel are
Asalytieas GEOMETRY, snrpegia0, Geometri-
'ts asa cat DTGicinQ, and french. ue
= 4i fatFf safHta44 $500 .t. lla
TUTTION NJ
s4ai FULL COMMERCIAL COURSE.
Payable i'm advance and emitting the student
to the privilege Of completing all the studies f5N
msnt, :. - - I $4,000
M ACADEMIC COURSE
common English Branches, per term, $50
Higher English BRANCHES, pes term, .ail geo
Languages, per term, p tHf $50
Scientific and industrial Course, per term a. $50
Music with use Of instrument, per term, 1900
Painting and Drawing, from Et5ss 200 to 1000
from -e-- 800 to zoo
Post Office Address Of the Principal, W. t. WEB
sTER, Auburn, Maine. as9A aedE4H
~ aaaaan sla4 r.l~4der.
ran Term commences Monday, August 2Sth, 1865.
Winter Term commences Monday, Nov GOTH 1866.
Spring Term commences February 18th 1866. M
summer Term commences May 18th, 1866.
NAHUM MORRILL,, asft aai
8f. -4 Seeyof Brard of Trustees
Auburn, July 18th, 1865, July 20 S AVID