MEDICAL VISITING LISTS, at ls., ls. 4d., ls. 8d., 2s. per quire, to use with the Professional Diaries.

FAMILY REGISTER, for the insertion of Births, Deaths, Marriages, and other remarkable Domestic Events. A Work which no Family should be without, and which, like an Heir Loom, should descend from one generation to another.

The several Editions correspond in size aud form with the Diaries bearing the same No.
No. 9, Cloth, octavo, 2 days to a page.... 56

No. 1, Cloth, quarto, 1 day to a page....10 0

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ANALYTICAL INDEX, or Adjutor Memoriæ, suggested as a Companion to LETTS'S Diaries, but Published with the more extended object of forming A GENERAL REGISTER OF INTERESTING SUBJECTS, whether they have been read or written or otherwise met with, whereby the particulars may be referred to with promptitude and certainty rather than a faint impression of them gleaned from an often treacherous memory. Price, Quarto, 68. cloth; 98. in Imitation Russia; and 15s. Real Russia. In Octavo, 48. Cloth; 68. in Imitation Russia, and 10s. Real Russia.

EXTRACT BOOK, prepared for the reception of VARIOUS SCRAPS from VARIOUS SOURCES, but especially from the NEWSPAPERS, as being the Great Channel of Modern Information and very many useful Hints. Price, Quarto, 6s. Cloth; or, with Ruled Pages for Manuscript also, 78. 6d.; or, in combination with Letts's Analytical Index, 10s. 6d. In Octavo, 38. 6d. cloth; or with Ruled Pages for Manuscript also, 4s. 6d.; or in combination with Letts's Analytical Index, 68.

THE OFFICE CALENDAR, Containing a separate leaf for every working day in the year.-Price 28. figures 2 inches long; ls. figures 1 inch long: with Sunday 28.6d. & 18.4d.

A CALENDAR FOR THE NEXT 46 YEARS. This is a very neat little Circular Table, calculated to shew at a glance on what day in the Week any day of the Year will fall during the whole of that period. Price 6d.

A PERPETUAL CALENDAR, on a Neat Card Octavo size, and calculated to show at a glance on what day in the Week any day in the Year fell and will fall, Past and Future, by the Old and the New Style. Price 18.

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INDISPENSABLE ALMANACK, Enabling Everybody to secure to himself a Faithful Record of the Past, the Present, and the Future, especially applicable to registering the state of the THERMOMETER, BAROMETER, and other scientific memoranda,

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HOUSEKEEPER AND ENGAGEMENT BOOK, containing a ruled space for every Day in the Year, appropriated to Money paid to Butchers, Bakers, Brewers, and other Tradesmen usually employed by Families; also for Daily Memorandums for description of Servant's Name, Age, Character, Servitude, Agreement, &c.; for Receipt of Wages paid to Servants; for special registry of Rates, Taxes, Tithes, Insurance, and other Periodical Expenses, and the following Lists, Tables, &c.-Table of Articles in Season (as Meat, Fish, Poultry, Game, Vegetables, Fruit, &c.) shewing when they are in perfection, when Cheap, when Dear, &c. for every month in the year; a Ready Reckoner for Price, per lb., yard, mile, &c.; a Ready Reckoner for Payment of Wages, per day, week, month, &c.; a Table of Weights_and Measures; an Almanack for the Year, Eclipses, Weather Table, &c.; a Table of Property Tax; Directions for making a Will, Instructions for the guidance of Executors, &c. and various useful Tables for Domestic purposes.

HOUSEKEEPER ENLARGED, same as the foregoing, combined with a Weekly Summary of Tradesmen's Accounts, by which to ascertain the amounts annually paid to them, &c. Price 38. bound in cloth.

SUMMARY OF TRADESMEN'S WEEKLY ACCOUNTS upon a similar principle, as the foregoing, but in an abridged form at 6d. each.

THE WEEKLY HOUSEKEEPER, for Weekly Accounts only, provided for four years; with Pages for Annual Balances, a Ready Reckoner, Tables to Calculate Wages, and Weights and Measures. Price 2s. 6d. bound in cloth.

Part of a page of the
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Baker
Butcher

Brewer......

50th Week.

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52d Week.

THE HOUSEHOLD EXPENSES BOOK. In which the Publishers have endeavoured to simplify the numerous Works placed before the Public under the title of 'Housekeepers.' Each page of the First Compartment is divided into columns for the several classes of ordinary Household Expenditure, such as Provisions, Apparel, Taxes, &c., which may be balanced weekly, or at other convenient periods; such balances being carried to the Second Compartment, adapted to give a complete analysis of the entire Receipts and Expenditure of the Twelve months. The Third Compartment consists of plain Ruled Paper for the insertion of Recipes, Prescriptions, Servants' Characters, Agreements, and other valuable data, too often lost for want of a fit place to register them in. These books do not limit the consumer to any given space for a day, and will consequently last an indefinite period, but upon the average about two years. Neatly bound in cloth, price 3s. 6d., or small quarto, 4s. 6d.

THE GENTLEMAN'S CELLAR BOOK, Arranged upon an easy principle, by which to keep an Account of all Wines and Spirits, with the Merchant's Name, their Price, and Vintage, and other particulars of interest to the Consumer; also to form Periodical Balances, and Comparative Tables of Annual Consumption, with Ruled Leaves for Receipts and Casual Mémo randa. This Work is not for one Year only, but calculated to last an indefinite period. Price 2s. 6d. in cloth.

Dr. Specimen of part of two pages (condensed)
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Specimen of a Page.

THE POST OFFICE OFFICIAL MONTHLY DIRECTOR, Published by authority of the Postmaster-General, and Edited by F. W. HERBERT, Esq. of the Foreign Office, St. Martin's-le-Grand. It contains all the British and Foreign Rates of Postages for various weights, in Alphabetical order, of easy reference, (stating at the same time where pre-payment is necessary and where not); for Letters, Price Currents, Books, Parliamentary Documents, and Newspapers, the Dates at which the Mails are despatched and due; a List of Ships and Packets destined to sail during the present month, or that have sailed during the past month; with other Information of Importance, especially to Merchants, Bankers, Brokers, and Tradesmen. Price 1s. singly, or 8s. for the 12 months, to be paid inadvance. If stamped, to go free by post, ls. per

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Corrected up to the last Session of Parliament. PRICE SIXPENCE.

A COMMERCIAL SUMMARY, and Record of Prices obtained in the Year 1852 with an Almanack. (Price One Shilling,) containing the same information as the Commercial Summary published in Letts's Diaries, but embracing all the Fluctuations with their Causes, Effects, &c. of the past year entire, instead of the first half of it and the last of the year preceding. To be continued annually and issued about the 12th of January, being as soon as the various Tables (Corn, Cotton, Oil, &c.) can be made up.

SERMON REGISTER, containing an Index for alphabetically arranging the subjects of Discourse, Text, Number, Where Placed, &c.; and a Chronological Register of Places at which they were Preached, the Occasion, and other Remarks of Interest; also, a Table shewing in what part of the Church Service the several Books of the Old and New Testament are appointed to be read. Price 10s. 6d. half-bound extra.

THE Publishers having often been requested to arrange some easy and expeditious plan whereby a Clergyman may refer to the Sermons he has written upon various subjects and preached in different places, have prepared the above, which, although in its Infancy, has obtained so much encouragement as to justify a hope that with the kind aid of those who adopt it, an efficient system may eventually be arrived at.

Sermon Books, of Twelve Leaves each, with Covers, Ruled and Printed for Registry of Date and Occasion on which it was Preached, Where, &c. In packages of 3 Dozen, 7s. 6d.

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Sermon Boxes for 3 Dozen Sermons, made of Wood, and covered with Leather, to imitate a Book, lettered: No. 1, half-bound, with Morocco or Russia Backs, 8s.; No. 2, half-bound, with Calf Backs, 6s. 6d.; No. 3, half-bound, with Roan Backs, 3s. 6d. Good Spring or Bramah's Locks, extra, from 4s. 6d. to 21s. each. Sermon Paper, Ruled with Blue Lines, per quarter Ream, 3s. 6d.; unruled, 3s. Covers for Do. ruled and printed per hundred, 4s.

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PREACHER'S REGISTER, for the purpose of Registering the Name, Degree, College, Benefice, or Cure, &c. of the Clergyman preaching in any Parish Church, Chapel, &c. as required by the 52d Canon Ecclesiastical. No. 1, bound in Calf or Roan, £1; No. 2, in Morocco or Russia, £1 8s.; No. 3, in Morocco or Russia, Elegantly gilt, &c. £2 2s.

CHARITY SERMON REGISTER, for the use of Ministers, Churchwardens, &c., arranged for description of the Charity, name of the Preacher, and amount collected at Morning, Afternoon, and Evening Services, or by sundry donations, &c. No. 1, bound in Calf or Roan, £1; No. 2, in Morocco or Russia, £1 8s.; No. 3, in Morocco or Russia, Elegantly gilt, &c., £2 2s.

PARISH REGISTER of Baptisms, Marriages and Funerals, so arranged that although entered in Chronological order, the Alphabetical reference is simultaneously secured. With respect to this Publication, it has been suggested by high authority, that so great is the facility of reference thereby secured, if generally known it would be invariably adopted, even to the extent of copying the Ancient Registers A Specimen Sheet will be sent on epplication.

COLLECT MARKER, formed of Card-board, to keep the place of the Collect of the day in the Prayer Book. On it are printed references for the Proper Lessons, Proper Psalms, &c., for all Sundays and Holy days throughout the year. Price 3d. each, or 5 for 1s. black letters. Double the price for gold letters on dark card.

FORTUNE'S EPITOME OF THE FUNDS, RAILWAYS, BANKS, &c. This is the only authentic guide book extant on the nature and description of public investments, whether English Government Securities, American State Stocks, Foreign Loans, Railway Shares, or Joint-stock Bank Shares. There is a full and perfect history of the manner in which business is transacted in the various securities, the origin of our Funded Debt, the Negociation of Foreign Loans, and the whole instruction for perfecting transactions therein, with the periods and places for the payment of Dividends, &c. The fact of the present being the fifteenth edition, at once testifies to the value and utility of the work, which has been much enhanced by the careful and scrupulous revision effected by Mr. Morier Evans of the subject matter of its contents, so that all changes and alterations down to the middle of this year (1850) have been introduced. A New feature in the volume is, that railway shares and joint-stock bank shares-these undertakings having absorbed a large amount of capital-are fully particularised, and their character as investments specified, by the return of dividend and other minutiæ. To all persons who possess capital for outlay, and who feel disposed to make public securities their medium, we should recommend a reference to the pages of "Fortune's Epitome" for sound and wholesale data.-" John Bull,'" 20th July, 1850. Octavo, Cloth, price 6s.; calf 9s.

INTEREST TIME TABLES for the especial use of BANKERS and others connected with Bill transactions. In 12mo., containing 366 openings, each corresponding with the several days of the year, and showing the number of days between itself and every other day of the year. Facility of reference and confidence in its accuracy are the great recommendations to this Book. Strong and durable cloth, price 10s. Post free to any part of the United Kingdom.

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BANKERS' CHEQUES, from 50s. per Ream, Folio, (a plate supplied without charge, when 10 Reams, &c., are ordered at once.)

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POSTAGE LABEL AFFIXOR. Although to many persons the process of affixing labels on to letters would appear insignificant, yet when the numbers are large it is far otherwise, and often painful as well as difficult; hence the above invention, consisting simply of a a metal vessel containing a sponge saturated with water, and covered with a heavy lid lined with an absorbent substance, which will sufficiently damp from eight to a dozen labels by one gentle pressure, and keep them so until used. The whole apparatus being constructed to form an ornamental paper weight when not otherwise required.

COPYING MACHINES.

Are Articles in which the Advertisers have been long since convinced that Parsimonyis very injudiciously applied. They are expensive to purchase at the outset and if not good give endless trouble and had better be thrown away. Having read several Advertisements quoting lower prices than their own and being anxious to be surpassed by none of their Fellow Tradesmen, they have sent round to inspect, and in no iustance have they seen one at an inferior price at all equal to their own, which, being made of the Very Best Iron by the Best Workmen that London can Produce, and with most Powerful Machinery, they have no hesitation in saying are at present unequalled. A great variety is always on inspection and ready for immediate use.

The following are the Prices of Machines and Tables. They have lower priced, but which they cannot warrant. They have also sold the Lever Presses but not willingly.

Instructions for use.

Upon each of your Letters place successively a leaf of Damped Copying Paper and a leaf of Oiled Paper; give them one minute's gentle pressure in the Machine; withdraw and lay them out to dry."

Damping Boxes, Oak and Mahogany, Post Folio, 7s., 7s. 6d. ;-Foolscap, 6s., 7s.; Large Quarto, 6s., 7s.;-Small Ditto, 6s., 7s.

Cloth Pads, per Pair, Post Folio, 5s.;-Foolscap, 4s. ;-Quarto, 3s.

Oiled Papers, per Dozen, Post Folio, 4s. 6d. ;-Foolscap, 3s. 6d. ;-Quarto, 2s. 6d. Copying Books, with Index, and paged by Machine, Foolscap Folio, 1000 leaves, 19s.; 500, 12s.-Post Quarto, 1000 leaves, 16s.; 500, 10s.; 250, 6s. 6d.

Copying Books for private letters, in Russia or Calf binding, with Spring lock and key, at 21s. or 25s. each.

Guard Books, with Indexes, Folio, 17s.;-Quarto, 12s. 6d.

Ink, per Quart, 3s. 6d.; Pint, 2s.; Small Bottle, 6d. and 1s.
Damping Brushes, 2s. 6d.

N.B. The plan of preparing Books of Copying Paper to be put into Machines instead of Loose Leaves is now generally adopted, and independent of being neater ensures a saving both of time and expense. The Publishers have recently accomplished a further desideratum, viz. a Copying Book with Lock and Key for Private Letters. as before described.

LETTS'S COPYING INK, In Sixpenny Bottles, flows more readily from the Pen than any other writing Ink at present mauufactured for Letters, Account Books, &c.: dries a strong and permanent Black, and with it a person can copy perfectly after the Letter has been written a Week.-Pints, 2s.; Quarts, 3s. 6d.; Gallous, 128. Export Orders for Dozens supplied at Wholesale Prices.

Red and Blue Copying Ink.

PORTABLE COPYING MACHINE for copying a single Letter quite as well as the Iron Machines for Offices (which are calculated to take in 20 or 30 Letters at once.) Price 21s. each, including Ink, Paper, and all other materials essential to its operation.

DAMPING ROLLER, for the Copying Machine, being covered with an absorbent cloth, and kept in a bottle full of water, is always ready for use, and distributes the moisture equally and sufficiently over the whole surface of the Copying Paper with the least possible trouble. Price 2s. 6d.

READING EASEL. To Screw on to a Chair, Couch. &c., and so facilitate Reading in an easy Posture, 20s.; 30s.; 35s. each.