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New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24
THE PACIFTC RAILROAD
ponaeree Of The Baltimore sea.

Corrfspouaerce Of The Baltimore sgn.
WAsRINGTOS, Mondsv, Aug 20, IL,
The report Of the Secretary Of War. 70 "lcaIs-
luded in recent letter, accompanying he .o ~
Pacific Railroad explorations, suggests many i"S =.
ant considerations which deiermile The genefn "a
tion on the route near the hirty second tJ1d) Pss
o. he most favorable for the first Of the ccn's - 4.
roads. Among these considerations are me ,hess ~ 81
yaiion Of the mountain passes IN t6is bos
their favorable typographical features as gen hos.
Of The table laucs extending over more lea AZ n
rand miles Of tho routes the temperate ch',S" .rI D,
elevated portions Of his Southern aI,aae' ,~s us,.
shorIess Of the ine-oDly l eco mle'nire.ssl
icale waters # the Mississippi 70 The PAM ,O,cs
The main objection 10 ibis route Is thai o.. Srrss
Of it is destitute u water; bu' tins may ~
3D. be fuppsd by ariesiin wells and srosi
Southern States T. ind in favor Of this rolS Sou.bss
poticsl consd ralontbat t vii give 70 lle 81
seoiou of the Union great commercial ~ ossto
confer uuon Il other beaefts resultng ron ~ ,src s.
a. ne channel Of commerce between me Ito % 5
the Pacific That the Soaih is not iroH - sou.bso
confederation, Ve have seen in the ach0' -
conventions and legislative BODIES Int explCrt
4 rou ?, not embraced il the Goyeili... by NJ
lions row reported upon. tas been srs -
A. B' Gray. and bis detailed sepoit "i'D "''f
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pnor1Drscr. WednesanY. ~. e. -.

Tie Association met ia General Session at 10 o clock
A. ~, the President, DR.. IoRREY in the chair.
II WSs voted that ssts o. the proceedings Of the As
sCcioiion be presented 20 the library Of BOwn ii
ycIsiiy, eld to iha Providence AAonsum.
Pro- HESRT reported in behalf OF the Committee on
NJ Bassne,fs theory ofstorms that Mr. Bassne.t sent
them two months prediction Of the weather that for
WesA OF len days theprsdctons appeared to be veri
fed. b.t alter that hey we'e entirely II taut Ar.
Bas-rett said, however, that be had greatly Improved
h,s 'lcory, and row kncy the cause ofthateTor.
Nj :. d. WHlTyE4 ten gave short description
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

yigOr and eloquenee of his yoash. n. ,s..n.s
strength hsd not aoa;ed one jCt or title. Hs
ways AIMED at ell points for any coutrovs-s." vel
fiery and impetuous nature, be symp Nh Ia "a os|
proud spirit Of Clay, and wss always a t,Io.s
be always boosted of his service 10 that hososh, ,s
OF the mechsi ie arts, ard delighted a beiay ..S,.
" Old StoHe-HGmmsr." Louisville Xvi cc-c>
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

Krsrrcxr The Americans" have chosen 10
Sepaors ont Of 90 and claim an equal proportion OF
tho.e holding over, eighteen in number. OF the ne"
House, 81 are styled American" 80 Anti. Ine
former were mostly Wings, the later called Demo
crsts in the oden time. The vote for Congress In tne
Districts not hitherto returned BY Us il as follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

A WILL PnrsrRvED PuR.-In somers, Conn. q
correspondent infoms thst two rer, twins, Simeon
AID Levi Kibber, completed Their -Ith year on the
18Th They are IN the full possession OF all of their
bodily and mental faculties, and one Of them IA vet
able 10 nov with The smartsst
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

EREcTIoS OF TIE WIG MoSUNEsT.--A monument
viii be erected to the memory Of Asa s. Wing, at
Mexico, Oswego County, \. y, on Tuesday, Sept IL
At O'Clock PM. The addross viii be delivered by
Frederick Douglass Of Rochester A. c. Hills, ESQ.
Of Syracuse, viii pronounce poem.
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FOX il is said will contest. Doubted.
VI The fun vote Of this District is not yet received,
but it Is known to have reelected j. N. Elliott,
Ant.K ".
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

PHILosorHY OF SENSIBLE HEAT BY Pref. j. W..
The kOto and echot Of the forces never be made
out until the parceiDg out of nature into thousand
different kingdoms each with its code of laws
and distinctive dynasty, shall give place to broad,
comprehensive confederating philosophy. Simplicity
is characteristic of all the works of God and the most
mutiiorm results are often traceable to untary causes
thereby suggesting to that inst beyond the ken
of our philosophy lies feTvid force less simple than
mighty of which the multiplying forces OF pseudo
scieuce are but many tributaries.
Tie philosophy of heat will be discussed IN two
paItihe FIST including the ordinary Sources Of Heat,
with general deductions as TO lis nature and the
second devoted 10 The mode a erolremeat.
I'll sources are either nlochGaical or chemical.
Under the Il ST included Friction, Percussion,
Condersaiion and Ike oauses-of the remarkable and
interesting phenomena OF friction no explanation has
vet been given and yet all The means in ordinary use
for either essening modifying II POINT directly to It's
cause and appear 10 urge correct theory. Ihe iact
lat smooth surfaces rubbed ogeuor in line perpen-
dioular TO the eravtatng force develop fn ion land
not consequent hea) not constant hut increasing, IL
doafos tha teg canDOt be The cause and the degree
OF polish not bC ng the measure OF lis amount demon
strs,es that is not dependent Sm00tkRcss; while
the only circuu stanc,s which do invariably modify
i's QusItty o g. the electrical character OF the bodies
the tine anu en0gy OF e1citauop' anH tho H'eIFehuJn
Of onconductCis should have salAsAed us iohs ago
that the u eLOms non Is clcctr cal
Percussion, condensation and compression may be
in Ike msni or explained. Thus al ncct7ncal soarces
Of Heat really electrical
Bu, Cl omioa action is by far The most prolific source
Of heat. What then is its nature Evidently, either
Of combihati0n or decomposition. These two cover
tie whole ground In order 70 have kloWe ige OF
The fatue Of chemical aC,on, We must study the
ChsTNoter OF he forces which irtoract
II il be conceded dat che uical action and the So
called tcific force dlher identical OF mutually
Convertible such Identity o. oonverd5hiiy beng
strongly evderced By The opposite e.ccuo character
OF Cse bodies sbich unite with greatest energy, aud
whose componenis are the most stable; By the fact
dat no two elements agreeing in Their electric chGrsc-
ter ard strongly marked te made 10 RHc, by the
fec Of lie inSaliabe Cyolyemen Of eiccirciy ia al
Of the decomposition Of organized and mSny 10
organic bodies; and finally, by the practicable and
aeiusl subshiuticn Of ore for tue other-then, with
such concession must also come the admission tha;
his S0ETcc n HCat also is properly elec,rlcaL
We turn now TO the Nature n HAT TIE phenom
ena OF the bCmo-elocrc battery, of lie galyanc bat
teTy aud electrical MACHINE, aud : .bogslnd other
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- Z virtue Of iced # Trust to executed, the
ID !gllf day Of April, 1854. BY Iii Woods, TO
4 ceb therein pec6ei, Which deed of registered
in the office Of TIRE Register OF Davidson c"uny state Of
Tennessee in book No IS pa Z77 snd .78 will al
the Court House door in the city Of Nashville the 2sh
daY Of September 1855 proceed sell ihe hghrsI bid
der for cash. the prFery conveyed said deed consist
ing Of lots No So 81 80 So a, and So designated 10
David T Mcvocks plan of lois recorded IN the office OF
the Register Of DaTdsOu county and bounded Us follows
Beginning TIE Intersection Of oee and College Streets
running thence in northern direction along with
College street its intersection Fih Clay street and
thence in western direction. end rum Eg with Clay
street its c;lOn with Cherry street. and thence
running southern direction along aud with Cherry
street nter etiOu with Coffee street, aud tbeIee IN
an direction soug and with Coffee street TO its in
;erseeton with College street the point Of beginning
tanning about six and half acres 10 satisfy the debt
therein specified said property will be sold absolutely
free from said WoSGs his heirs and assigns right Of
demption. he having waved the same For more par
cuer description If The property and the terms OF the
des ID, etc the same IS hereby referred to
ABKAM l. DEM0SS,
aug'1-td Trustee.
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New Gas Fixtures,

T UST received very handsome lot Cf tHANDALlERS
u and other articles our Ine and if yeu intend
have the Gas your house, cannot find IA
vorable time tor selling cheaper than ever, and
have the best wOTkmen employed and guarantee
do the very best work
We have al kinds uf Fixtures the large Six Light
Chandelier the planesl Peudant We have Chandeliers
that be used for Gas Candles and parties living of
the line of the Gas pipe 6e furnished @ith aShonAbl
ChTndaiers and other materials until the Gas pipes
reach their premises.
Gas PIPE WOkK Of all kinds either FIR STEAM Gas,
done with despatch. Apply 10 j. H. kendFck, at the office
OF the Gas Light Company.
uys E. DAVIS c..
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.
THE undersigned oilers bis valuable Farm situated IN
L Coffee County three miles from Felhsu aud SIX
miles IRON HiisborO' the road from Nashville Chat
tanoog and about three hundred yards the Pleasant
Plains Male and Female Institute and about four
hundred ard twenty live said fam has been iung
esteemed of the best in the county ana located
healthy sect0n entirely exeht TUr the visitation Of
all malignant diseases There are about twohundrad and
twenty e1ve { cleared land all good fence
and in high Stale Of cultivation. There two confrt
able dwelling houses, cOmpOdlOcs stables, with
comfortable negro houses In short, well improved
said farm has st fertile and product sll Gdmra
bly, adapted 70 the cultivation Of grass clover snail
gram &c and be made of the pest stock farms IN
Middle Tennessee having a suicieney Of water every
neeess .ry point
Possession be had apy tine Persona desrou4
OF purchasing. respectfully invited to exane the
premises and learn OF the suosc Iber PARTICULARS
the term. &c, (feLswtfJ p d PhICk
IN
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MISCELLANEOUS.
University OF Nashville
CAL DEPARTMENT.


'hb tth Annual Course Ct Lectures Ia ts institution
VIII commence on Mondag, the y OF October
nd continue till the hrst OF tie ensuing March
AuL = Eve NJ d.. Principles and Practice of Surgerf
'"aS ~ WATSON, N d, Obstetrics aud the Diseases @
omen au0 Chi 1ren
Y. n bowLr c. ID Theory and Practice Of Medicine
II BUCHANAN NJ ID Surgical and Pathological na.
1my.
n WINSTON, NJ. D., paie-la Medica and Medical Juris
prudence
oBrRr NJ POTTER, D, General and Spe.ial Anatou,
B.Rd-N LRD,LEY, ". d Chemistry and Pharuacy.
HoAAs JKSN'N $, ~ NJ Institutes of Medicine an,
ienlc7l Medicine.
.ILIAM T BRlGss, VI D., Dsmonstrato- of Anatomy
lhe Anatomical Rooms will BE- opened Tor students OF
ne first Monday OF october
iull PreliminaF, {! Lectures free 10 all stu
lens wi oe given BY the Professors commencing also O.
he irst Mouday OctoOer.
CnIque has beel established in connection with Ihr
nversty at which operations performed and
be for and ectured in presence Of the Glass
Amount Of Fees for Lectures in the University is $u5
Marouation Fee paid once only,) 50. Practical Ana
omy. $tG Graduation Fee S2S.
Good Boarding be procured at about So per week
Further information cIn be obtained BY addressing.
J. BERRIEN LIN ilSLEY,
iuyl7-T w&wtd Chancellor of the University.
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DRUGS.
FRESH SUPPLIES

40 PACKAGES Fresh and GenEins MEDICINE
fiO J. G GaEnIGALs Nj pAlsIS IIs &c. &C. ReseTed and
At the MAN AND MORTAR, on Market, opposite Uno
street Nas' vile june24
y Pocket Instruments, assorted. just received by
juneA T. WELLS
ID ERFS MERY.-5O des. C6lognes and other i'm
L 75ilette Ha'ers. dss0rted
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES. assorted
COSMETICS A fine assortment
HAIR TONES, Hlr Dyes, Gloss Powder, puifs anc
UkLING FLUIDS, POmatums, OILS, PailocOn.es,
.gdrr01cs dc.
Toll TIE and Shaving Soaps, 100 doz.
ODONIINE TOOTH PASTE and STRAWBERRY
TOOTH WASH
Fiqpor,ng ErtrGcts full assortment Received aud
HoD R Lfy : r OIL.-RusHross oursIss aonp2rA
| J Hyd Potass, IODINE, NITRATE SILVER Select
powders of Ipecac Opium Colocynth Rhrbarb Scamony
Nayspple Golden Seal All offered low by
juRe24 7. WELLS.
SARSAPARILLA EXTRACTS. - IS Dozen
= bULBS Gui1otts, TowNsESD's, Cd,psnter's SHAKER
,resh fluid Extracts OF SaIsaparills-
s1RANDIES, WINES, C.-47 BBLs and hllt
d pipes egaiao Otdrd Uaprey Signette, and Cham
pdgne Braades Madeira, Port sherry, Muscate WINES.
A RoMATIC sCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.--A
n popular remedy 70 diseases of the Aidneys.
DORTER- London in pint and quart bottles
L Received by T. WELLS.
ENLECTRIC Machines, Atdicins GHests, Medical
EL Saddle Bags GaHe Bags Trusses, Shoulder Braces
UtsrO A6dOrnlHdk SagPOrtefs r,..a ....-
II ydraulic Gene Il and Plaster of Paris of So
4 L perior qllity.
NTARNISUES Flu niture Coach, Demar, BrotO Gad
Buck JLpan, Iron Leather, instrument and Picture
Yarnishes.
GOLD LEAF, Gold Foil, SIIper Leaf Red, Ysllou
u and RAie b, ONES.
DRUSHES-73 dozen Hair, Tooth, Nail, Hat, Cloth,
I'D Paint Dusng Sweeping, ScrubDing, Poona, Stencil,
Horse, Comb, Shoe Stopping and Yarnish Brushes
I EECHES.-Fresh supplies. Received By
l. juoe24 I. WELLS.
A RTIST'S COLORS.-9z dozen fresh assorted
IA Coors in infexible tubes, well assorted.
- PICES; 1900 LBS. Pepper; SIS lbs Pimento;
, Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace, Ginger Ground Spices
Yermiclla; Sparkling Gellene, Bitter Almonds; Pre-
served Ginger.
DIPES, Marbles, Gun Flints, Percussion Caps, Gun
4 WaddIng
COUGH Candy-65 dozen Howe's Cough Candy,
~ and New England Cough Syrup
sEUSTA frankfort, Louisri1s, Eerington ard
VI Cincinnati. Received and for sale BY I. WELLS.
ZINE PEN AND POCKET KNIVES.-Ass'd.
l. POET M@NAiES, every share
PISTOLS, SWORD AND WALKING CANES Well
assorted.
SEGARS AND TOBACCOs-8s 5000 GlzadOres
y NaPoteca, Bdrrios, Leondor9. Jenny lind Segars;
70 boxes Nag Qeee and Fine Cut Chewing and butcher
smoking Tobaceos. For sale low by I. WELLS.
DLACkING-4o gross fresh Paste Backing.
ID STARCH, Is boxes, STAR CANDI Es A boxes,
alcohol, VIpegars WhiskgS. GINS, Rums 85 bbs
LINSEED OIL and SP1S. TURPENTlNE.
PURE WHITE LEADin %, so and leo ID kegs.
ZiNk WHITE PAINT fine French in 25 and so BEecs
Received and for sale at small advance By
june24 T. WELLS
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TfSfiM Ny FROM e E$S p
br SciaB0EoUGR. Doys- Tss --sy- A-zt. a
1858. says: nave SIL a.. h, j}-f.-r ilt ,r, u h.vs
s'nt me ard It ta- ~ i.Iici ca Iu- " c. - 2 cr
g1od rs a haS 1OEs Il - bs ne Bs{. .rr .se
aers
OPERAS NIarts, ienrt-s>e- \ 90 .. 80 says
a pleased 70 Ssls -st ,oIr t a. b. ef- ha- giSer
satisfaction ev7ry L,1ce " RE u mas tten q ec
b. t. COLLINS, III 'sJ"rDugn Frlrf sss AGs Uss 90 Isfs
SAYS: AN Dieasvd " thai e GsfInan B;tters Il,
given general Sa1-s sctlna "
DIR, fAHo yRo, =. oXv,le Teanesses va april
1851 said: OU, Bs-'ers r0x sslax vsrv Gssf and
every person mat hss used IL ss have been able
10 learn has b-sa benefited"
J " FRANKLlx = Co, .iaIiuR Teunsssse Deceubsr
s.. 1850, SAID TIE new hrr1 w ri1re If your BIZ
tiers soon, a. ole OF The partners thinks reai pe6
cane
r HARDY, Bolivar, Teaass ee. September IS, 1881
said THERE'S great demand your 6issrs here; please
send snOtheT lot sUOn"
~ They are entirely Psg-tlt free from al injurious
Ingredients always strengthen the system never pros
traIe IT,
"a Sold by dealers il Medicine and Storeksepers sT-
erywbere.
~ Sold in Nashville by Berry & DensoviIIe, Brown
Grubbs Ewa Brothers H. q. Scoye and dealers in ned
cine generally. lmehiO 55-d6wly
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Fall Meeting.-NashviIle Course.
THE RACES OVER THE NASHVILLE COURSE
l. will commence MONDAY, the l7TH Of SEPTESBER
1885, and continue the week.
FIRST DAY-Mouday, t7th.-A Sweepstake for year
olds; BOO entrance $50 forfeit Two nile heats.
SEcoNB DAY-Tuesday. lsth.-A Sweepstake for 8
year olds; 5000 entrance; $50 forfeit Mile heats
SECOND RACE "A Sweepstake for year Olds 800 en-
trance; $25 forfeit Mile out.
THIRD DAY "Wednesday l9th-Jockey Clsb Purse; $3.50
entrance. Two mile heats
FOURTH DAY-Thursday, 20.-A Sweepstake for 8 year
olds; $500 entrance $50 forfeit. Two mile heats
FIFrH DAY-Friday, 2lst-Proprieors Purst; $3.50 en-.
trance. Mile heats. best in 5.
SEco1 RACEA Stake for year Olds; $50 entrance p
p. with $50 added by the Proprietor
SIIrH DAY--Saturday, 22d.-Jockey Club Purse; SSO1
entrance. Two mile heats
SECoND RACE Purse $50 for Saddle Horses; S25
added Mile out Feather weighIs Three
70 make race; and close ist Of September. 85j Three
entered. T. ANDERSON,
july22-eo3W PrOpri,tor
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VALUABLE FARN FOR >ALE,

THE subscriber intending to remove offers FIR sale pr
vltely) his Tract OF aDd lipe the county OF
fonrg, rnery INN dIately the telegraph road in
aShv lie 10 CllTkSvle 81 u,ilvs The CORNER, l.
lilies tom the alter ard g. sOuih Of TO Royal
tllis ccntainj jEg q sCTts sb' % and.
o oi state Of cGllv a.ion; The buia well tUbeled
The improvement CONSIST ot comfortable CIV ng go
regro cabins wit ehnncy~, Ee Obaet blIns
ssd stables corn erb, and Dther oath, uses
iurie .u4 pcaca orchards, sc re er IA hng sprIHE
,rd a, soundarce # stock waier
The land Les vel tUnbered uplsnc in the
county ~ the szc, and sell adapted the growth
9t c1rp wheat oats aud tobacco Terms liberal
JOAN D0RTCH
Ps- iHsrnatina concerning th- isrd, | would
refer t. HessrS C4vt J4huSon ana Wu Dgr,en of ash
vile; RphI Mcclure ct C4 ksvIie Rosco DickeTson aud
David NJ IaTisiian, Of Todd County, Nv 7 would also
state th. there t.act Of IS sdl TaIng Which
eau b. bought with he above land If desired vided
40 as 10 suit purchasers. ip29 j. 3. ID.
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L A G 5.
&EEN IN Pram1STrEarS.

HAVING largely increased my supply OF Rags BY tn.
Ii premiums offered the past year ending JuIe 80
induced oher larger OF premiums for the
present year. And will pay the above premium in sums
ofsl0O Ss0 $780, $50 500 s50 $40 $3O SO and any
ten E.erchantS "PediaTs-who viii deliver me, from
Jhis date to the lst July, 1856, the largest
RAGS The same to be bought outside of and by DO
ing business outside of Nashville vicinity.
will al all times pay the highest market prices Ia cas
fCr RAGS delivery, and issue certificate the owner
IT the amount received and paid Tor These certificates
must be kept and in before the ls day OF Jul
asX that three disnteesed merchants Of Nashville
make the Fards The largest being entitled
the 800, the next largest To $50, and down.
Merchants sendng rags will please write that may
know in whose name the certificate. Combinations
viii not be allowed,
Wooen Lnsey. silk and WOrsted rags are not wanted
and will not be included Ia the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
Juy4-lydtriwSw W. 8. WHiTEMAN.
North of the Square,
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Land For S ale

7 OFFER tor sale goo Seven Huldred Acres of
and ylnR Oh The Columbia CehiTsi Turnpike kUau
seven mites fr m Columbia and four fr Nj Pleasant
being part Of The tract which reside.
has Land Is equal superior any in Ma ~ cunty
IS well Va cred The c. LIBERATED pevefs SpT beng
III tie part OnereC fer safe well timoered and eli
l-oved There the premises some be.u75Ul Iu'id
2 sites rontrg The Turn Ike the Contemplated Rail
oad IE Will De divided To suiI purchasers sold
body.
t"f further information aIpiy 70 at AshwOtd Pest
O;hce hsuIy county, enuessee
an.l2-u IUCrCS ] POLK
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SODA WATRR

IXTE would respectfully invite attention of the com
w munity to our SODA F0UNT, which, from its pecu
liar construction, enables TO furnish draught
highly impreguRted with gas than be had IRON any
ount IN the West The apparatus being entirely new,
so furnished that no delsrOus properties be akei
from the ount pipes, safely recommend it
pleasant and innocent drink This together with the su
pcrOr quality and favor Of or Syrups, will
induce any person repeat the dose who will give call
mayl6 DtMOVIII-E l. BELL, &c Cherry st
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COMBS, FANS, AND FANCY Goods
WILLIAM TAsXER

m PARh PLACE, AEW YURh ugitss the attention
1Us Of southern and estern Merchants his new Ftoc
Of Fa $ Combs, HaT, Tooth and Nail Brus e. ladies hs
cules, PeTfumery, S0spI Pore Monaes Jet and Bead
bracelets Pocket Books Dress Buttons Pins ana Needles
Hooks and tyes, Watch Guards Wax, COral and Glass
Beads, Necklaces, sc. lnda Rubber Combs Canes Balls
ana Tuss Of every description Scssors RazOrs and Cut
lery Gold and Git Jewery, Accordeons and vions in
cudng general and very large stock English French
and German Fancy Goods which viii be sold the Fsry
lowest prices for CASH APPROVED PAPKR
20 Orders by letter selected and gnt NJ in ths es
manner WILLIAM TASKER
ms -lyd. 10, PARK PLACE Nav SoRx
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NASiiS siLEs JE..t \ s.S> az.
Chartered By the General Assembly OF the State
rINdE above Institution permanently loc-ed and is
i not surpassed BY any similar establishment IN the
United States in point Of facilities for imparng thorough
practical knowledge of the duties of the Accountant
Bookkeeping
This Department the immediate supervision oil
the President Of the College who is practical book EeePeT
having had years experience in OF the largest
counting ghouses in the Union ....
Commercial Law.
This Branch is the SuDeriniendence OF JOHN a.
NcFwES Esq Member Of the Nashville Bar, who is too
notice al hands.
Tbe Course Of Instruction embraces both Reading and
L Ires
Lectures will be delivered night so not interfere
with MS professional engagements
!aeTcantjl- Calculations
Wa FERREL, A NJ. Under this head is embraced every
Of celebrations necessary for b0ok-keepsr bus
mass man 70 understandvIz Interest Discount Loss and
GAIN, Equations Exchange, &c. &c
Terms of Tuition.
Book Keeping, by Douole and Single hotry as applied
to every variety OF business, both prosperous and
- c~ aue.se go
Pen nanshp-tor twenty lessons, To be taken within
For 6fty lessons b. taken within three months $40
Es The above fees payable, invariably, in advance
The importance Of thus rule must appear obvious students
enter for unlimited period with the privilege review
ing at any time during life without extra charge
This School is perpetual session, having vacation;
hence students any time aud pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business men will be supplied with com
peient book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging can be obtained tor So per week
No student will be taken fer less than full course u
whatever branches be pursues.
Time required for a full course-from six to ten weeks
tzy Address Southern Comm. rcla COlege, Nashville,
Tenn" aD27-n'w&wlv
m. ol.t u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-08-24
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