The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-12-05

NOpoi CONSTANTLY 10y. @iio Lf ching
Corner camp una common Streets
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
In The Elegant and Spaden Story Building
FOUNDED IN CHARTERED By
The Legislature Of Louisiana,
With Commercial, Agricultural
and 3
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENTS,
THIs COLLEGE has, by its own inertia
u and thorough, practical plan of eaaca.
ton outlived all the literally endowed
State Colleges of thisand the Southwestern
States. It is the oldest Commercial Col.
lege in the United States Tt is believed
to be the first in Europe or America, char
tered with Commercial, Agricultural and
Departments. Every student
who gives proper attention to the instrrlc-
tion, is qualified, before graduating, to
keep Gny set of Books, it matters not what
the business may be, and do the Cores.
pondence of any house. Students can, at
tend the Commercial Course or to the
English, French, Spanish, German, Latin
or Greek Languages, or the higher Mathe-
matics, efc., seperately. We have ample
arrangements for
One Thousand Students
during the current year. The City Is
healthy.
Compayitire Cost and Tahte Of the Edm- /
cntion Giuen Here and in tie Ordinary
Literary Colleges:
Cost of full Commercial Course here g.
Tuition. Sl45
Board for three months $500. =. 80
Contingent expenses, about 20
Total .s2s
After which the student is ready TO 90
into business, and make $1,000, $1,000 or
$4,000 annually. as
Cost Of Ordinary Literary Colleges: h,
About $500 per annum, for four years. or
$1,000; clothing for four years, $500, or $500
total $2400-and four years of time ex-
pended Our student will begin to acork
after three or four months, and make, say
the first year, about 1900; and two years
and nine months at probably $500, or
$3.50 he earns in the four years. Deduct
$255 leaves $685. net gain to our student;
but to the other net expense of $2400; or
$s295 our student has gained over the otli-
er. We suppose the students in both cases
to have good English education to begin
with. We deem a business education that
enables student TO earn $1,000, $4,000 or
$4,000, annually, to be the best fortune
parents can give their sons.
Circulars and Catalogues sent to all who
desire them.
N. B.-Young gentlemen who have neg
lected their studies for the past five years,
can here be perfected in any branches they
may desire, in few months.
le,ms-2gyu1ze in .,fap0zce.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES not limited sos 90
Book-keeping-double and single en- -
try, etc, perfect course -.-..----.3 30 90
Misunderstanding all commercial 8.
calculations So ee
Lecture on Commercial Law $1,000. 70 90
The ADORE constitutes the Commercial course.
Stationery for Commercial Course,
including blank books .--....... 1860
Stationery for Penmanship. ....- 2a59
Diploma, for Master of Accounts.... 10 90
English course. --. SO 0U
English--fIll course, not limited. in
Guiding History, Rhetoric, etc 100 90
French-full course, not limited -. 100 90
Spanish--full course, not limited 100 90
German-full course, not limited j. .100lD
Latin-full course, not limited. ). $3.50 100 go
Greek-full course, not limited 100 90
Algebra-full course, not limited. so 90
Geometry-full course. not limited. so 90
Teachers Course in Penmanship 10000
A Life Ticket in all the depart siis
For any language, per month. 1885. 20 90
Drawing, per month. -.-..--- 20, %
n B.--Astndent having paid for "A course
in any branch as above, is entitled to d
Life Ticket in that Department. He can
attend such branches as he may desire. 52s
A Diploma from this College is pass
port in all commercial communities. There
are monthly graduating classes. Students
can begin at any time, Clergymen's sons
and crippled soldiers will have liberal
deduction made. III
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