The Washington critic., 1886-11-15
WASHINGTON CRITIC
WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER Il, tssC.
MARTYWS COMMERCIAL COL
LE(IE
3t3 Sixth street Northwest, Washing
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in informing the public that the above
Institution is now open for the recep.
tion Of students of both sexes for day
and evening sessions.
The College Building is large, lofty,
well.lighted and commodious ediflce,
containing three floors, each 100 feet in
length, all of which have been thor
oughly renovated and richly decorated,
well heated and ventilated, possessing
excellent sanitary arrangements
throughout, and for tho purpose for
which the building Is designed and
adapted, cannot be surpassed by any In
the city Of Washington. The
THEORY DEPARTMENT.
The third and upper floor will be
used as the Theory Department, in
which the student will be prepared
after the requisite course of study and
examinations, TO enter the
PRACTICAL DEPARTMENT,
on the second floor, where they will be
provided with College Currency and
Merchandise and transact Actual Bust.
ness with various houses, wholesale
and commission, express, insurance,
postoflice, &C., and thence In to the
BANKING DEPARTMENT
and the various offices on the lower
floor, which, after the successful pass
Ing of the final examination, completes
the Business Course.
This Institution provides for q prac-
tically useful business education, and Is
equally well adapted for the middle.
aged and for the young; also for the
mechanic and for the farmer, as well
as for the teacher and college graduate,
who in the acquisition of a business
education supplement their other quail
fications.
This College has neither terms nor
vacations. Students may be admitted
every week day of the year. Neither
will there be any class system. The ad-
vancement of each individual pupil
will depend In great measure on his
or her own diligence and ability: close
application and study, however, will
be necessary to enable them to pass the
requisite examination before gradual.
ing.
The Professors are gentlemen Of lib.
eral education, of culture and refine
ment-men of sense with clear heads
and practical eXpcrience-who are
fully alive to the necessities of the
times, and to the importance OF their
position as educators, and are fully
determined to merit the approval and
good wishes of our constituents and
patrons as well as every we'll wisher of
the cause of education, and feel san.
guine that their efforts will meet with
success.
COMMERCIAL COURSE OF STUDY.
bookkeeping. Banking.
Business Arithme- Correspondence.
tic. Commercial Geog-
Business Practice. raphy.
Business Customs. Commercial History
Business Forms. Mercantile Law.
Finance.
In addition to the course outlined
above, all the students, from the time
they connect themselves with this In.
stitution, will have the benefit Of
LAW LECTURES,
delivered weekly on all subjects appli.
cable to Business, such as Bills and
Notes, including Checks and all Com.
mercial Paper, also Mortgages, Deeds
Leases, Partnership, Insurance, Prin,
cipal and Agent, Sales, Right of Stop.
page in transitu, Corporations, sc.
LIFE SCHOLARSHIP.
The tuition for the full business
course is forty dollars $40. The pay.
ment of this amount entities a student
to Life Scholarship, without further
charge being made.
REDUCTION OF TUITION FEES TO LADIES.
The charges of tuition are subject to
a reduction of twenty per cent. to all
lady students for Life Scholarship.
WHAT WILL 1T COST TO GRAD.
UATE?
The total necessary expenses for
tuition, board, books and stationery for
the entire course Of twelve weeks, in
which time most students can graduate,
is from $105 to $l15, viz. Life scholar
ship, $40; board, books and Stationery,
$40.
Students whose homes arein the city,
or those desirous of making their own
arrangements regarding board, will
only be charged for life scholarship
and stationery.
ACADEMIC COURSE OF STUDY.
Designed for persons of deficient
education and foreign students, for
whom special arrangements are made.
Reading, writing, spelling, letter
writing, and particularly the correct
speaking and writing of the English
tongue. Tuition fees charged accord.
ing to age, qualification, and proposed
length of stay.
Morning sessions from a. m. until
-; afternoon sessions from 80 p. m.
until $3.50.
Every day in the week excepting
Saturday, on which day there will be
forenoon sessions, substituting for the
regular exercises lectures on CONNER
cial law, explanations on averaging ac-
counts, co partnership settlements,
journalizing, business arithmetic, aud
other entertaining and instructive sub.
jects, which may from time to time
present itself or be deemed advisable
EVENING SESSIONS.
Tuition for / course of IL weeks,
to be paid on admission. :. SEQ
Hours of instruction from G:45 to
9;15 p, m. on every Monday, Wednes.
day aud Friday.
STENOGRAPHY AND TYPE.
WRITING.
Complete course in stenography, 3
months, $12
Complete course in typewrlllng, 3
months. 12
Typewrlingi per month.
Stenography, per month. 8
Stenography and typewrting
months, 20
The professor of this department is Il
gentleman of many years experience
as reporter, and is an expert in his
profession.
1t will give the management great
pleasure to meet all parents, guardians
and the ladies and gentlemen of Wash,