Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-31


This Colle.e has, by ~ own M Ito end thorough,
practical pen Of education, Ouiycd AL the Literally
endowed Culc eS of hs Rnd HE sOuth-We lo,n States
II l. The Oldest Comm al COLLEGE Ime thid STATES
Every student who gives proper attention TO the in
structOn Is quail fed before gradual nS 20 Keep anysct
of books II mattc: not what the business may he, and
do the cone pOndcncc any hon q. students eau at
tend the Commercial Couro or the Literary or Agri-
cultural Course, or to pcnmanshp, Arithmetic or Book
keeping, the English, French Spanish German, Lat
In or Greek Languages, TcleglphinS, Photography,
Penmanship bookkeeping or the Shor Mathematics
etc, separately
We have ample arrangements for ore ouoddd SUI
dent, during the current year.
N. B.-Me:chants, Planters, lawyers, Steamboat,
men, Builders, &C. can here learn to OPEN keep and
close their books correctly in a few days.
Benefits of Attending this College.
1st The student saves much time and moncy-ns
there are special Professors and Apartments for each
anch, and all things are taught and practiccd as in
bus ness.
3D. PEYMASsIIIp Is taught as SCIENCE, land not 10y
initial cn,) hence all can easily learn. We have one Of
the most distinguished penmcn living rs Professor.
Sd. Our GRADUATES are sought by business mcn and
may be found, Principals Book-keopers and Clerks,
In large portion of the Banks and Business Houses Of
this city, and over the South They receive 5000 S2OO
5000 per This education is the best fortune
parents can give their children.
4th The DIPLOMA OF THIS COLLEGE is passport over
the Commercial world.
9th. Young Gentlemen who have entirely neglected
their studies, can hc.o be qualified for business in
short time.
9Th. This College will qualify young gentlemen to
open similar Institutions in all Southern Cities Next
CO. B,ozi etc. If they come well recommended as to
| Of 10 cter
7th. Crippled soldiers and sons of clcrgymcn will
have liberal deduction made.
N. B.--Thosc who write for Gook-kccpers or Teach
should give Jul 'tieucs Those who send young
students should put their money in tho hands of their
merchant The President The South must now cd,i-
caiep .eticaiy o. be Jor:rc. he toll rascal cf he
North.
C;r,,io,s o,d C,oIoouoa sont IN all who losrc tbcp,
BOnrd.---Studeus can board with the Professors
and other good families at $50 TO SO per month.
Health.---For seven yea n Orleans has been
| Us healthy as New York or Philadelphia.
College Office, Room No. 8.
Tcrms---Paynble in advance.
pcnmanship-lessons not limited. % OF
Book kecping-double and single entry, ctc,a
perfect course. 0O w
| Misunderstanding all commercial calcula-
| tons. 30 %
Lectures on Commercial law. 20 on
(Thc above constitutes the Commercial Coursc)
Stationary for Commercial Course, including
Stationery for Pcnmanship ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Diploma, for Master of Accounts ............ 10 OO
English, French, Spanish, German, Latin, Greek,
| full Course, not limited Teachers Course
Of Penmanslip, each lOO IN
Life Ticket in all the Department 5....... 800 On
For any Language; for Drawing per month each 20 Ot
| Higher Mathematics-price depends on the eX-
| tent of Course
English Grammer. 80 OO
N. B.-A student having paid for a Course in any
branch above is entitled to Life Ticket in that De-
partment lie at; end such branches he may de-
SIRE There monthly graduating classes, Students
| can begin at any time.
| FncuIfy--.RUFUS D0LBEAR President, Lcctur-
er on Business Customs, Bookkeeping, etc.
| RUFUS H. D0LBEAR, VicePre sident, Lecturer OH
CONNIE .cial Business, Banking, Exchange, Book-kccp
| ing, and Duties of Employees,
| Agricultural Department, Mechanical Department
-, Principal. The Lectures on Agricultural Chem
stry-a'so on Political cconomy-and on Mechanics
cts, III begin in October next. Commercial Depart
mcnt +. A. Monroe, Esq, Lecturer on Commercial
| Law, etc.
Mathematical MISUNDERSTANDING D. DpACK-
EFT, Professor and Lecturer on Commercial Calcutta
tiOns and Higher Mathematics.
Bookkeeping Departmental. b. GRIFFITH, and
j. W. STEARNS, Professors and Lecturers on Book
keeping, etc.
English Department.-REv. GEORGE W. STICK
NEY, Professor and Lecturer English Literature
| ETC.
French Departmental v. SERRUREAU. Professor
| Department for Penmanshp.-D. b. CUSTOM Pro
fessor and Lecturer on Business and Ornamental Pen
marship.
Spanish Dcpartmcnt.-MANUEL MERINO PROBES
| sor.
German Dcpartmcnt-REv. A. +. HOPPE, Profcs
| sor.
Latin and Greek Departmental. MARINO, REV
A. +. HOPPE, p ofcssors.
Students intended for this College should bring Thu
Crcular or special directions.
| 50:3 mos.