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BOOKKEEPING, Nc.


~ C. MARSH, Accountant, respectfully announces
" that his CountinGRooms No. SIS Cedar-sreet, con-
tnue open from 5 4. NJ. to 9 I. ".


In the stud; Of Bookkeeping as it is taught BY Mr..
Marsh. every pupil keeps in the most practical manner,
complete SC. 9 partnership books, embracing all the differ
en business transactions OF good mercantile house he
becomes familiar with all the books constituting the set,
with all the documents relating 20 tile BOOKS trial balances,
balance sheets, accounts current, and with various mer-
camille calculations interest, discount, equation o pay
ments, exchange, &c.


In one course Of instruction person of good capacity
viii become competent Book keeper, and will receive
a certificate to that effect. No one IS snsi in class.


MERCANTILE WRITING-A thorough Course OF pro-
gressive lessons which will not ia in efecting valuable
Improvement. Specimens OF truly mercantile style may
be seen II the rooms.


F:oSpectses, with terms hours, &c may be OBTAINED
al the rooms day ani evening.


C. c. MARSlFS WORKS,


The Science Of Double Entry Bookkeeping Simpiifed,
llth edition, 200 pages octaTo P-ice 81.


The Art Of Single Entry Bookkeeping improved, ii ed-
ton, l30 pages octave; Price T5 cents


For ss,e a; the bookstores, and AZ the room-.


MIR Marsh offers his services in opening closing or writ
ing up books Sc Cedar-stTeet. up stairs s5f
IMPORTANT TO PUBLISHERs.-STEEL Plates
FOR SALE.-l the beautiful Steel Plates published IN
h- New AiiIror .i be sold bargain If Immediate apli-
Plates all selected with care engraved By artists Of
knowedsed reputation and are IN excellent state FROM
many CT them tweni thousand impressions Hay he tAei-
ns' VIII Ds '''4 NORRIS Willis & FULLER,
f2I w oFce OF the Evening Mirror Nassau cor Annst
EHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CLUCkS.-THE
" subscriber who was awarded Diploma at the New
York State Fairs OF 5ta and 1873 for the best toed
Church Bell and Dpl1ma :oF Town Clocks, exhibited AZ
the Fair of the American Institute in October last IS now
prepared his Foundrya West Troy, Sewf TO rih
bells of from 20 0e00 lbs. made OF the best materials,
and warranted stand and tone to pleaseaste TO them
improved Cast-Iron Votes with Movable Arms The in
cresg demand for his sels the best evidence that can
be given their excellence Orders have been received
from the Canas and ao. all the States. and about 800
been furnished different places tie Stale of New
York rom his Foundry Town Clocks. Levcine and Sur
veyac Instruments, Copper and Brass Castings &c &c,


OIL 6u ANDREW NENEELY.