American system of practical book-keeping adapted to the commerce of the United States in its domestic and foreign relations

comprehending all the modern improvements in the practice of the art, and exemplified by one set of books kept by double entry, embracing five different methods of keeping a journal designed for the use of schools, to which are added forms of the most approved auxilary books and a copper plate engraving, exhibiting at one view. the final balance of the ledger

by James Arlington Bennet