The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

IN he ricFnnt and spnetous Iron i}uild
inr--NEW ORLEANS
founded IN l.32-- Chartered be- N,
Leg'sidf,re n Louisiana. scifh Com
Herciaf, dgricnifnyal, Mechanical
and L'terayy Departments
THI COLL isGE has. BY IL
! own merits and thorough, practice,
plan OF education, ouilisei all the Iiber
ai'y endowed State Colleges Of lhi
and the Southwestern States IL /,
!ho Oldest Commercial College in tn,
United States
Every student who gives propor al
ten'iou 10 the instruction IS qualified be-
tore graduating to keep any -ct of book.
i matters not what the business ma,
be, and do the correspondence Of an,
house students can attend the Com
mercial Course, or the Literary or Agri
cultural Course, or to Penmanship
Ari'hmetie, or Bookkeeping. or the
English, French Spanish, oorman
Latin, or Greek lnngasses, Telegraph
ing, Phonogr4hy, Penmanship, R..ok
keeping, or the higher tbematie.
etc separately
We have ample arrangements for on,
thousand students during the current
year
\. u. Merchants, Planters LAWYERS
Steambontmen, Builders, etc, can here
learn to open, keep, and close their
books correctly in a few days
R,nshfs Of Intending this Coliege.
lat The student saves much time
and monoy--ns there are special Pro
lessons and Apartments for each branch,
and all things arc taught and prnc,iced
as IN business.
"a Fenmanship Is taught; AZ a science
land not by imitation), hence oil can
easily learn We have on. of the most
distinguished penmcn living, as Pro.
fessor.
ID. Our graduates are sought ly
business men, and may be found as
Principals Book.teepers and Clerks.
IN large portion Of the banks and
business houses Of this city and over
the South They receive si0p eo0p,
or 5000 per nnnum This education
IS the best fortune parents can give
their sons
18th. The diploma OF this College is a
pass port over the commercial world.
{ 9th iuuBE gentleman :zho have On.
I tirely neglected their studies can here
I be qualified E business IN short
7 tiiao
eth This College will quality young
( gentlemen to open similar institutions
in all Southern cities, Mexico, Brazil,
etc, II they come well recommended as
to character
1th. Crippled soldiers and sous Of
elerry'ncn will have liberal reduction
made
n u Those who write for Book
keepers or Teachers should give iull
particulars. Those who send young
students should pul their money in the
hands Of their merchant or the rrcsi.
deni The South must now educate
practically or be forever the toiling
yassnl Of the Nor,a
Circulars and catalogues sent to all
who desire them
BoARn. students can board with the
''A'7H'ANf 'h' VAil'f tNNi iiHflif@t W
$50 TO SO per month
llEAirit,-fcr seven years New Or
leans has been rs healthy Us New York
or Philadelphia
Coitrgp Opptcu Rnou M
Terms Povabie II, l3raDe,
Penmanship, lessons not limited = - 90
on,rs d,a - 'o - y, wv a'"s' 20 M
morc,ol cnlcu,at;,n. An I'M
Lectures ON Commereial Inv % 90
(Thc nhove cnnstit,,es ,hc Co,n,,or.;al
cnnrse , 'N '''' wv
Stationery car r,m'eial Cour.c
Including blnnk book. 10 On
stationery for Penman.hir . "a
Diploma, Tor Master of Accounts 10 0l
Enelisb Frenehl Snan;sb Oar.
man Lati. ,rsci full co,rse
moi I;mited Teacher. Couyse
of Pennnnsbin each io0 90
A Life Ticket in all the Depart
meu,s 500 90
For any I,nusuaue. for Drnvino
per mont. each ..,...... 20 90
Iiiehcr Mathematics. price dc.
ponds on exteut OF Course.
English o. au,usr. - 80 90
4. u A student having paid for a
Course in any branch as above, is en-
titled to Life Ticket in that depart.
mont Ito can intend such branches us
he may desire. There are monthly
,radunti,s elassos studapt,, can IA