Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-30
Commercial Institute of Indianapolis.
~ W. NICK. SCOTT A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.


open Al ali ZINES for The reception eSw Pen% OF Puuls. N I is rooms sn hsT :
the best Cincinnati College, now furnishes advantages equal 10 any
lion, whilst the cost is lule over one half Of Sshers.
The Studies Of the Full Course are those necessary for a complete
ard thorough Mercantile Education, and compreherds four distinct
Classes Of Subjects, to-wit
ces The science OF Book Keeping by Double Entry. and lis spplica.
lion 10 Wholesale and Retail business by sole traders aud Partners,
steam Boating, and Foreign Shipping, and general Commission bus,
as the Cash book, Bill book, Bank RooE. Invoice book, Sale book
Grain book, Outward Invoice book, Account Current book, &c.
THE SECOND CLASS embraces the Laws, Customs and Usages
THIRD ASS-MERcASrn AHrrHNKr1c-Embrace CaIcu-
lsdOn in Interest, Discount, Loss and Gain, Commission and Broker
age, Equation Of Payments. Direct and Indirect Exchange, &c. &c,
On F !os TsT and cI l%essveS %s,aSS az c fswnE%5r.cs. III. Law.
&c, relating to Sole Traders, Partnerships, Corporation, and Princi-
pal ard Agent, Bills of Exchange, PromissionaIy Notes, &c. Ma
and and service W ao OF sales sIe m and The nature OF %' Gusr ~nn ai ad lastly n, % Iho.s
smedies which lie IN a measure, in the hands OF the Merchant him
U-Priee Of Cards of Admission 10 a Full Course, occupying from
o 20 p PS ALTA 70 So on Rs Pai E0 = .esSred he Scientific :. If III.
Full Course as illustrated in 5 different sets OF Books, together with
Lectures ON Mercantile Arithmetic and Commercial Law can be
lion ef the Partial Course 10 Continue through the Full Course.
U-Price Of Cards Of Admission to Partial Course, sl250, pre-
Ono adniuanee as a Pupi in either course without hsl OBJ
'ai IH5T T 1sIs q oa Aa Ranti01 l Pon, ses F EcnSa%r and o,hs, ,ussc,.
valuable TO The Merchant 10 be known, will be delivered through
A Diploma granted only 10 those who may pass a satisfactory ex-
animation at the completion OF a Full Course.
day of each month, although Pupils are adnhied at any time.
Report Of Ms Board Of Examiners, Nag ~, 1851
We, the undersigned, Thy special request acting as the Board OF
Examiners Of the Commercial institute of Indianapolis, do certify
that we have attended the examination OF the present graduating
class OF said Institution, and find said class as well acquainted with
the elementary principles OF Double Entry Book Keeping as could
well be expected, their age and opportunities OF sexual practice con-
siiered. We believe them TO have received from their present In
structor, a thorough drilling in ls all important branch OF CONNER
cal Education, which, if steadily observed and properly practced
upon. will render them able accountants and valuable citizens, and
we would recommend that the following named members Of the
present class receive Diplomas, to-wit
James b. Weeks, john NJ. Dorsey, Hezekiah w Roberts, Samuel
J Morris, Joseph X Ha9gh, John I. Ferguson. George w. Dorsey
Nicholas McCarty, Jr, James I. Brown, and Tyra Montgomery.
And in conclusion we would congratulate the citizens OF Indians
in now having il IN their power To paironize a home Institution Ct
Commercial education where as much information, in la short a time
and at far less expense. and anxiety of mind on the part of parent.
and guardians, cav. and we believe will he impaired, as Al any othsl
similar Iustnaiion in the West. Il. II. MORRIS,
DAVID WILLIAMS,
WIN. SULLIVAN, q
C. b. DAVIS,
BENZ. L. LANG.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 20, 1851.
n. B Il shall be the aim OF the Principal 10 furnish all the grad
uaies of this Institution who may desire il, with immediate employ
mens he therefore requests business men in any part Of the Stat
who may be in want of good accountants 10 inform him of the ssHs
stating all particulars, and he will try and send him one well quail
fed in every particular.
y Arrangements have been made with one OF the larges; ana
best Boarding houses in the City 10 board and lodge all The Students
from abroad at 50 90 per week, making the entire expenses of board
ing, TUITION and Stationary, about $1,000. she price of Tuition alone
in the Cincinnati Colleges iulyl7-lyn&w