...centralized facts of receipt on the one side, and1 of expenditure on the other, under their special heads. Of the efficiency of this system, the trading world,...and concerns, gives unanimous evidence. Into every well-regulated manufactory,— into every extensive mercantile establishment in every part of the civilized...

...receipt on the one side, and of expenditure on the other, under their special heads. Of the efficacy of this system the trading world, in its infinite...establishment* in every part of the civilized world, it has gra<> dually but peremptorily forced its way. The Revenues of no Go^ vernment have been safely administered;...

...special heads. Of the efficacy of this system the trading world, in its infinite variety of eommeree and concerns, gives unanimous evidence. Into every...establishment, in every part of the civilized world, it hns gradually but peremptorily forced its way. The Revenues of no Go. vernment have been snfely administered;...

...credit of the other.— Cyclopedia of Commerce, by W. Waterston, Esq. BOOK-KEEPING BY DOUBLE ENTRY.—Of the efficiency of this system, the trading world in...gives unanimous evidence. Into every well regulated manufactory,—into every extensive mercantile establishment in every part of the civilized world,—it...

...efficiency of the Italian system of book keeping," says the Parliamentary Report on Excise Accounts, " the trading world, in its infinite variety of commerce...and concerns, gives unanimous evidence. Into every well-regulated manufactory — into every extensive mercantile establishment in every part of the civilized...

...accounts, and so must be entered to the debit of the one, and the credit of the other.— Cyclopedia of Commerce, by W. Waterston, Esq. BOOK-KEEPING BY...— into every extensive mercantile establishment fn every part of the civilized world, — it has gradually, but peremptorily, forced^ its way ; and...

...centralized tacts of receipt on the one side, and of expenditure on the other, under their special heads. Of the efficiency of this system, the trading world...and concerns gives unanimous evidence. Into every well-regulated manufactory, into every extensive mercantile establishment in every part of the civilized...

...centralized facts "of receipt on the one side and of expenditure on the other, under their special " heads. Of the efficiency of this system, the trading world,...of commerce and concerns, gives unanimous evidence. The Revenues of no " government have been safely administered ; the accounts of no government " have...