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For the better co-operation in this plan, the Subscriber proposes to forward, by mail, Catalogues of all Sales that take place in NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, or BOSTON, and RECEIVE ORDERS TO PURCHASE, To cover the actual expense of postage, which is required to be prepaid, he will hereafter charge the small amount of One Dollar per annum, which will not only cover the expense of all Auction Catalogues, but also of ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN Strond-Band Book Lists, a full supply of which will be regularly mailed, and from which orders will be carefully attended to. Any gentleman forwarding One Dollar, in stamps or otherwise, may feel assured of receiving a satisfactory supply of Catalogues for one year. The Subscriber has been compelled to adopt this plan, from the great increase of his correspondents, and the necessity of somewhat limiting the supply of Catalogues. LEAVITT & CO. will sell a valuable Private Library commencing the 15th of May; also, a Theological Library about the 8th of the same month. BANGS, BRO. & Co. have in progress a large sale of Books, selected in England, to be sold in April; also, Dr. GRISWOLD'S LIBRARY, to be disposed of in May, Catalogues of which will be supplied on application. Parties replying to this notice will please send their address in full. CHARLES B. NORTON, AGENT FOR LIBRARIES, NEW YORK. NOW READY, Norton's Literary Letter, No. 3. CONTENTS: I.-The Stamp which led to the American Revolution, illustrated. II. The Literature of American Numismatics, with plates of the N. E. Coinage, Elephant Piece, Maryland Coins, etc. III.-American Medals, a complete List as far as possible, with description. IV.-Prices of Coins collected from last sales. V.-Norton's Bibliotheca Americana, being a complete Catalogue of the Stock on hand, of Books relative to America, arranged under the proper headings of States, etc. VI.-Advertisements of Publishing Houses in New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, comprising desirable works for Libraries. Complete in small 4to., finely printed on the best paper, price 25 cents, sent by mail to any address, on receipt of ten threecent stamps. Address CHARLES B. NORTON, AGENT FOR LIBRARIES, NEW YORK. ublishers,uthors, and Publishers, BAKER & GODWIN, PRINTING-HOUSE SQUARE, OPPOSITE CITY HALL, CORNER NASSAU AND SPRUCE STREETS, NEW YORK. The Proprietors of this well-known Printing Establishment respectfully announce to the public generally and the Literary Professions particularly, that their present facilities for the execution of Every Description of fine Typography, Are now more complete than ever. Having greatly increased their facilities by the addition of the larger part of the New Fire-proof Buildings (Nos. 3, 5, and 7 Spruce Street), adjoining and connecting with their old premises, on the corner of Nassan and Spruce Streets, the proprietors now have the most complete General Printing Establishment in the Country, and believe they possess unsurpassed advantages for executing all Orders, no matter how Large or Urgent, in the shortest possible time, in the neatest style, and at the lowest cash prices. REMEMBER-Every description of Printing, from a Card to a Book, is executed at this Office. BAKER & GODWIN, Printers, Engravers, &c., OF AN American Bibliographer's fianual. The undersigned respectfully announces to Librarians and Bookbuyers in general, that he has in preparation and will proceed to publish, if the proposition meets with the co-operation and support such a project requires, Of all A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY ooks relating to America, From its discovery to the present time, also of Books printed in the United States before A. D. 1800, with their current or approximate value. The work will be arranged after the plan of Brunet and Lowndes, i e. an alphabetical arrangement of Authors and the first word of anonymous publications, the articles a, an, or the excepted; to be followed by an analytical or finding index, which will make the work at once general and special, e. g. Supposing the following work: (25 ABBOTT, JOHN, Natural History of the rarer Lepidopterous Insects of Georgia, edited by J. E. Smith, M. D., illustrated by numerous plates of butterflies in their various states and of the plants on which they feed; 2 vols. folio. London, 1796, 7,) to be No. 25, in the general order; it will appear in the Index under various headings thus: Thus every book will be so analyzed as to its contents, that the searcher for books on a given subject, or by a given author, cannot fail to find them. The Materials used as sources of information are the various works of Faribault, Rich, Terneaux Compans, Asher, Aspinwall, Jewett, White Kennett, Boucher de la Richardiere, Pinelo, Ludewig, Thomas, Munsell, Poole, Roorbach, Warden, Muller, &c.; also, catalogues of various public and private collections; while the Dictionaries of Brunet, Lowndes, Ebert, Cailleau and others, will be searched for all they have on the subject; indeed no pains will be spared to make the work as complete and thorough as possible. The extent of the work cannot at present be estimated; but it is proposed to issue it to subscribers in octavo volumes of the size and style of the Oxford edition of Ebert's Bibl. Dict. at $500 per volume, of 500 pages, and pro rata; this price to be increased to non-subscribers 20 per cent. Gentlemen having the titles of any very uncommon book or books, are respectfully requested to furnish a transcript of the same, and suggestions and subscriptions will be alike thankfully received by JOSEPH SABIN, 27 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia. J. SABIN will visit Europe this summer, partly with a view to obtain material to make the above work as complete as possible. Now ready, Sabin's Catalogue of Books relating to America, which may be had gratis on application. New and Old Books bought, sold, and exchanged; also imported to order. arranged, and valued, ADDRESS Gentlemen's Libraries Catalogued, Joseph Sabin, 27 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia. The Subscribers, having newly fitted the store No. 29 Park Row, are now prepared to offer the Trade, and buyers generally, a large, fresh, and well-selected stock of SCHOOL. CLASSICAL, THEOLOGICAL, MEDICAL, STANDARD, AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS AND STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS of every kind and quality, Letter and Cap Papers in large variety, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN STAPLE STATIONERY, &c., &c. Every inducement, so far as regards prices, styles, qualities and quantities, will be offered to firstclass buyers, either for cash or credit. S. A. ROLLO & CO., PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS, No. 29 PARK ROW (opp. Astor House), N. Y. FROM WALL STREET TO CASHMERE, A JOURNAL OF FIVE YEARS IN ASIA, AFRICA, AND EUROPE. COMPRISING Visits during 1851, 2, 3, 4, 5, and '6, to the Danemora Iron Mines, Plains of Troy, the "Seven Churches," Palmyra, Jerusalem, Petra, Mt. Sinai, Bombay, Seringapatam and Surat. With all the Scenes of the recent Mutinies. Cashmere, Peshawur, and the Khyber Pass to Afghanistan, Java, China, and the Mauritius. BY JOHN B. IRELAND, Esq. A POPULAR TREATISE ON GEMS, IN REFERENCE TO THEIR SCIENTIFIC VALUE. A Guide to the Teacher of Natural Sciences, the Lapidary, Jeweler, and Amateur. Together with a Description of the Elements of Mineralogy, and all Ornamental and Architectural Materials. With elegant Illustrations. By Dr. L. FEUCHTWANGER, Chemist and Mineralogist, &c. S. A. ROLLO & CO., Publishers, Wholesale Dealers in School, Classical, Theological, Standard, and Miscellaneous |