STENOGRAPHf. Or THE ART OF WRITING


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Corner of Broadway aud Duane street.


Mr.. TowSDRow professor Of ofStenography and Practi-
cal Reporter formerly of London and Manchester would
pec,uly to his friends and the public,
that he has been Rduced by pressing solicitations OF
merou- udlyiduis desrous TO recsye instruction
rom him prooag his stay IN this city for brief period
the purpose OF giving another course Of lessons Ia the
ciencc Of S,enogtaphy aerecaby 10 his own peculiar
md h,shly approve system founded upon the most sim
pie aud uncrrug principles and which, the Author ecu.
Nth the coperce place IN fearless competition
the methods pursued by the first senogra-
,b.,s IN IN. world do lw'
S1ORT EgAND-A PLAIN, easy, briei system for
> .ef IN ,ructon for sale at II Spruce ST. 81 story Of
Ace OF the Commercial Register


Also Hewitt. brief system Of sslfnsructing Gram
mar II cents copy.


Also soon to be published aud furnished at ~ cents
copy The Self Taught Penman" OF which at least ~
have sold in bygone years whea THOUSANDS
thousand. attended the authors lectures or lessons IN
various tDw ns cities and He having established
completely ia II years the Commercial Quarterly Re
ster at vast expense Of labor, nnd perpatctc
drudgery will again devote part Of hi- time IN coca
city Of his abode his old, eongena dyore aud SUI
ccs profes,on Of rendering simple and easy The most
useful branches of human ksowlfdss.


Explanatory lectures, lessons, on all the above, M
ciudiag Log Rhetoric, 81 for IA leeturs' Dc 81