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Commencing with bold flashing pen exercise by the action of Ihe whole Studied writing by the fore and hand, adapted to letters, bills orders notes, sales, receipts, and finished journal entry

 Academy on Royal street, opposite Law Buildings. To De continued for one month.

 Honored with the patronage of the late King and Queen of Great Britain, and other branches of the Royal family, also, by thousnns of the most distin- guished heroes, senators, legislators, official and commercial citizens of republican America Indeed m the cities of New York and Philadelphia, it is universally adopted. In London it was sanctioned by the approbaton of the Royal Society of Arts and Sciences, the Society of hool-masters, and other learned institutions of the highly polished and educa- ted metropolitan cities of the British Isles and the continent of Europe. In fine, it has become stan dard and generally adopted system wherever known.

 The most illegible, deformed or cramped scraw willbe reformed in style at once bold, free, elegant and expeditions.

 IN TEN LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH, by Wm. Goodwane, who was honored with the last prize granted by the national convention of School masters, held in London, July 3d, 1S4l. flowing hand, and the only one now practiced in the most fashionable circles throughout Europe

 0ts- SHORT HAND.-This delightful art taught so as to enable the learner to follow the most fluent

 My pledge extends to all between the ages of and 50 years. tt

 Terms moderate, and improvement guaranteed with additional lessons free of expense, if required Whatcan he fairer |? -. .,t.'

 The clerks of the Bank of gland were instructed by Mir. Goodwane; the Governor and Company have often expressed their high approbation of the system pursued by Mr. c. .l.-a nov I6 7SUw*