Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
Annual Circular.
DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Of the City of New Orleans, La.
Corner Camp and Con,.nes, Streets, OF.
pesitc City Hotel.
Entrance on both Streets in the spacious and elegant
Story Building. is constantly in eession,
under eight able Professors.
1t was founded in lS32-has charter from the
State as permanent Institution, under the direction
of Board of Trustees appointed by the Legislature
and is authorized to confer Degrees, Diplomas, ETC.
Tcrms-Paynble in advance.
penmanship--Lessons not limited ...:....-....S25
Book Keeping-Doublc and Single Entry, etc.,, n 20
perfect ~
misunderstanding all commercial calcula-
tions, ~
Lectures Commercial ~
Algebra SN
Euglish Gramatcnl Course. 6U
Fail Course, not limited. ..............,.. ioo
TrcncA, NV
Epanish I" wv
German ~ ~
Latin, wv
Greek, ~
Teachers Course in 100
Life Ticket In all tho observation-disclosures. boo
n IA student having paid for a course in any
branch as above, is entitled to " Life Ticket IN
that Department. lie can attend such branches as
he may desire. ~.
For any language, per month W
Drawing, per month, Observation-Disclosures. ~ W
Stationery for Commercial Course .....,..... W
Stationery for Pcnmanship. o.
4 Diploma from this College Is a passport in all
commercial communities.
Students can begin at any time
Usual time for Pcnmanship, to weeks; do do
Book. Keeping, to weeks do. do. Commerce.
Course, TO IL weeks; do do. French or Spanish II
TO 20 weeks-but lessons not limited in any branch
All former students are invited to their stu
dies free ofcharge. .
Tho South must now educate her sons practically
II she would develop her vast resources OF wealth
which nre much moro numerous than these Of Brasil
We have ample arrangements for 800 students du-
ring the current year. Parents can make liberal con-
ditions for their sons ii supply tics
English, French, Seanish or German nj go 10 DO
per month
A business Education, that enables one 10 earn
s2OO or $4,000 annually is the beat fortune that pa
rents can give their sons As the College has boon in
successful operation for more than quarter OF CEN
tury and the practical plan here pursued the
unanimous Communications of the Press and business
community and several thousand offs former stu
dents now in business in this city and over inc
country, it is deemed useless TO so into an extended
EXCLAMATION Of the plan merits OF the Institution
SO far az known, not one of the many Thousands OF
former students is out employment and so far as
known, not in thousand efthose who have been
sent for years Europe the Norsh is qualified, on
returning home to enter business house, although
thousands Of dollars have been expended on his edu-
cation. A word TO the wise - sufficient. -
The city is now healthy. Persons f:om IL to 60
years Of age attend such branches as they may wish
by having special Professor for each branch, three
fourhs OF the students time is saved Students IN
tended for this College should bring this circular or
specl direction, every winter there are teinpora
~ establishments opened. Young students should
put their funds in the hands Of their merchants, or
the President Of the College Citizens and strangers
arc invited 10 call. College Office, Room No
" B.-The Agricultural and MechAnt al Depart
ments will be opened, authorized by the Charter,
as soon suitable Professors arc secured to take
charge Of them.
RUFUS D0LBEAR, President.
January l, 1s6G-l6:l mo.