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brought before the puoHc tue ioiio"niS WINS, "'
of which have met with most fattering reception
from business men and educators:
|. BRYANT d STRATToN's BOOKKEEPING.
By II. b. BRYANT, II. ID. SrRArTos, AND
S. s. PACKARD.
Published by Ivison Phinney & Co., n. Y.
In three editions, riz.:
COMMON SCHOOL EDITION, containing 2Oo
pages I2mo., adapted TO the wants OF be-
Dinners and to class teachers in schools and
academies. This little work, although primary IN
ia character, contains no less than sirten sets OF
books 20 arranged as to present an easy and pro-
gressve course Of study, developing the theory OF
both Single and Double Entry. IL has been
adopted by the Board of Education Of the City OF
New.York, and is extensively used in the public and
priyaie schools throughout the country.
HIGu SCHOOL EDITION, containing 2l6 pages
octave printed in colors TO represent the most ap-
proved business forms, and arranged to meet the
wan,s Of a higher grade Of schools and private
learners.
The Science of Accounts 10 here presented in
philosophical and attractive manner the instruction
being mos. thorough and practical, and the forms
and illustrations full and suggestive Many OF the
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and represent The very best forms in use.
CoUsrNo HOUSE, EDiTIos I'm proD containing
400 pages octave, being the most extensive work on
the subject Of Bookkeeping ever published. Ids
book contains in addition to full instructions in the
Science Of Accounts complete sets 10 Commission,
Forwarding. Jobbing, Importing, Banking Ex-
change. Manufacturing etc., all taken from actual
business and exhibiting oil the modern improve
mepts in business record.
The entire series comprises body of knowledge
on tho subject Of Bookkeeping greatly in advance OF
any works heretofore published, and the hearty
commentators which they have elected from bust
ness ucn and teachers throughout the country
make il presumption 70 state that they bid fair
10 be considered as standard works this subject.
u.-BRYANT 4 STATIONS COMMERCIAL LAW.
!, BY AMOS DEAN, LID. Published by d. Appleton
e. Co., New-York.
Containing $50 pages octave, and embracing all
the important points Of law applicable to business.
with such varied instruction, both by statement OF
principles aud cases illustrative thereof as to afford
the student fair knowledge OF the principles of the
Law Merchant, and such statutory regulations a.
pertain to property and personal rights.
This work is iadorsed by the best legal minds in
l tue country, anu 10 tno DVOS oh o"NJNN'
adapted 10 class instruction.
Professor Dean, its author has for years made the
subject OF Commercial Law a specially, both in his
capacity Of Professor in the Law School at Albany
and in ali extensive legal practice. No mnn in the
country is more fully competent TO produce book
on this subject.
| Ill. BRYANT 4 STATIONS COMMERCIAL ARiTH-
| METIC.
by L. L. WHITE, +. MERRIAM, IL. B. BRYAsr, and
ii. ID. STRAITos. Published by Brakeman g.
Mason, Ncw-York.
Containing 300 pages octave, and devoted princi-
pally to practical questions in Commercial Cacula-
This work has been produced under the auspices
of practical business men, and embraces larger
rieiy of business propositions and solutions than any
other published treatise.
Nv. BRYANT a STATIONS YEARBOOK OF THE
NATIONS.
by EIdHU BURRITT.
This is valuable work. giving statistics upon
matters of the greatest Interest to the public, aud
Just such book OF reference every young man
should be possessed OF. 1t is systematically and
neatly arranged, and evnces vast amount Of
careful research. The announcement Of its author
ship is sufficient Endorsement Of its worth.
Any Of the above works eau be had of the pub
fishers by application to any Of the Colleges.
Letters from A. A. Low, Peter Cooper,