Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-16
MARrYNs COMMERCIAL CoLLreE,
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| WASHINGTON, D. C.
The undersigned takes much pleasure in informing
the public tina: the above Institution is opened
for the reception students for day and
| evening classes
The college building is large lofty. well lighted
and commOdious edifice containing three floors. each
100 feet in length all of which been thoroughly
renovated and richly decorated well heated and
ventilated. possessing excellent sanitary arrang
| ments throughout. and for the purpose which the
building is designed and adapted cannot be surpassed
by any in the City of Washington. The third. Oh
upper floor, will be used the THEORY department.
In which the student will he prepared after the
requisite course of study, and successful passing OF
the required examinations to enter the PRACTICAL
department the second floor. where they will be
provided with College Currency and Merchandise 10
transact actual business with the various houses
winch are constructed in the building such as
EMPRESS, INSURANCE, COMMISSION, POST.
OFFICE &c.
After having passed successfully all the examina
lions in Practical they then descend to the lower floor
and enter the
RANKING DEPARTMENT, EXCHANGE EN-.
PORIUM, &c.
which, after the successful passing of the final ex-
animation. completes the business course
This Institution provides for q practically business
education end is equally well adapted for the mid
die aged for the young to the teacher or college
graduate who. in the acquisition of business ednca-
ton supplement their other qualifications
This College has neither terms vacations; students
can be admitted every week day. Neither will there
be any class system. The advancement IF each il di-
diligence and ability: close application and study
however Ill be necessary to enable them to pass the
required examinations before graduating.
The Professors are gentlemen of liberal education.
culture and refinement OF sense. with clear heads
and practical experience, who fully alive the
qurcnents and necessities of the times well as to
fully determined TO merit the approval and good
wishes of the College constituents patrons and
Me wlser ol education and feel sanguine that their
efforts VIII meet with success.
COMMERCIAL COURSE OF STUDY.
BOOkk EEPING, BANKING, BUSINESS ARITH-
METIC, CORRESPONDENCE, BUSINESS PRAC-
TICE- COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHY, BUSINESS
CUSTOMS COMMERCIAL HISTORY, BUSINESS
FORMS, FINANCE
In addition to the outlined above all the stu
this institution shall have the benefit and advantage
III commercial law lectures which Will he delivered
Bills and Notes. which will include Drafts. Checks
Deeds leases Insurance. Mortgages Principal and
Agents sales. Right of stoppage in ransl,u Corpora
tions, &c.
LIFE SCHOLARSHIP
The tuition for the full business course is $40. The
payment OF this amount on admission entities stu
dent a Life Scholarship and the full privilege of
called away before completing the prescribed course
OF study he can finish review without further charge
being made.
REDUCTION OF TUITION FEES TO LADIES
Tuition subject a reduction of twenty per cent to
all lady students who attend this College.
WHAT WILL 1T COST To GRADUATE.
The total necessary expense for tuition board books
and stationery ior the entire course of twelve weeks,
In which time most students can graduate, is from
sIO5 10 S115 viz
LIFE SCHOLARSHIP, $40
BOARD. BOOKS, STATIONERY, (VARIABLE),
SAY $50.
Students whose homes are in the CITY, or those de-
srouS of making their own arrangements regarding
board and lodging. Will only be charged for life schoT
arship and stationery
ACADEMIC COURSE OF STUDY
Designed for persons of deficient education and for
eisn Students. for whom special arrangements are
made Reading. Writing. Spelling. Arithmetic, Gram
Letter larly
tine correct speaking and writing OK The English
.onge Tuition tees charged according to age, quail
hcaiIionS and proposed length of stay.
Morning sessions rom - a until IL M
Afternoon sessions from 100 p. until $3.50 D. m
sessions only will be held substituting for
the usual exercises Lectures on Commercial Law E,x-
Settlements Journalizng. Business Arithmetic and
other entertaining and Instructive subjects which may
fro time TO time present ltSelfor be deemed advisable
EVENING SESSIONS.
SPECIAL BIZ SINESS COURSE
Tuition for full course of twelve weeks to be
paid Oh admission, $50.
Hours OF instruction from Gas p. M to els D. No.
on every Monday. "Wednesday and Friday
STENOGRAPHY AND TYPE WRITING
COMPLETE COURSE IN STENOGRAPHY,
MONTHS, SD.
COMPLETE COURSE IN TYPE WRITING.
MONTHS, Sl2.
TYPE WRITING. PER MENSEM. ... IS
>TENOGRAPH ................ *
Parents or guardians. young ladies and gentlemen
and the Pablo generally. cordially invited to visit
and inspect the College building where every inform
alton will be cheeriully given regarding the method
and the principles which the institution is founded
Prof. Il. Marnex of Virginia has charge of the De-
partment of Fancy Penmauship.
FRANCIS G. MARTYN President and Gen Stunt
J. II. HANILL. Principal.
A w. EDGERLY. LIB, Vice Principal.
j. IRWIN, Supt. Stenoyraphy II.