DAY & SON (Limited) Execute in the best style, on the most reasonable te and with despatch, every description of Lithogra Chromo-lithography, and Steel and Copperplate Print Artistic or Commercial. Applications for Estimates will meet with prompt attention. GATE STREET, LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS, LONDON. TO PUBLISHERS AND OTHER S. H. RANSOM, TRADE DELIVERY AGENT, .2 & 4, UPPER YARDLEY STREET, WILMINGTON SQUARE FARRINGDON ROAD, W.C. Late of 3, Bouverie Street, Fleet Street, E.C. The want of a Travelling Agency, to undertake the Posting and Billing of the numerous shops in and around London, has long been felt by the Proprietors of Newspapers, Period Publications, &c. H. RANSOM begs to inform the Publishing Trade that he is ready to unde the Delivery and Posting of Announcement Bills, Contents Bills, Sheet Bills, Hand Bills, B or Circulars to the Wholesale and Retail News and Book Trade, within 10 miles of the Metrop by which means the most extensive and surest publicity will be obtained. TOWN AND COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. BOARDS AND BOARDMEN PROVIDED.-FIRST-CLASS STATIONS. THE BOOKSELLER, MAY 31, 1867. R. GEO. NEWMAN, Auctioneer, R. HOLMES is instructed to Sell Mluer, and Accountant to the Trade MR. a fine old Country Business, established years, and situated in the centre of a wealthy gricultural district. Returns. £2,500 a year. tock, Fixtures, and Printing Plant, £600 to £700. mall premium required for Lease and Goodwill. Apply to Mr. HOLMES, 48, Paternoster Row. R. HOLMES is instructed to Sell rinter. Established half a century, and situated na thriving town about 150 miles from London. Returns, over £2,000 a year. About £800 to £1,000 required (to purchase and carry it on). In same hards nearly 20 years. Ill health the sole reason for disposal. Clear income, after all expenses, £400 a year.-Apply to Mr. HOLMES, 48, PaterDoster Row. M TR. HOLMES is instructed to Sell the business of a Bookseller and Stationer, situated in the best part of one of the most flourishng commercial towns in the kingdom. Returns about £2,200 a year. Profits very large. Stock respectfully offers his services in all matters of Transfer, Valuations for Partnerships or Probate, Assignments to Creditors, or Sales by Auction, either in town or country, and feels assured his experience and practical knowledge of its various branches enables him to render very valuable advice and assistance to either Vendors or Purchasers, or in any transaction of a private and confidential nature connected with the trade. No expense whatever is incurred until actual business is transacted. Offices, 26, Great Winchester Street, Broad Street, E.C. MR. GEO. NEWMAN is instructed to Dispose of a Half-Share of a Wholesale Manufacturing Stationer and Envelope Maker in one of the best positions in the City. To a practical man wishing to commence business, this offers one of the best possible opportunities. About £500 required.-Offices, 26, Great Winchester Street, E.C. and Fixtures at a valuation. Rent, £46. A long MR. GEO. NEWMAN has to offer a and valuable lease. About £1,500 required.Apply to Mr. HOLMES, Valuer, &c., 48, Paternoster Row. MR. R. HOLMES is instructed to Sell a first-class business at the West-end. Returns, £5,000 a year. £1,200 required. In same hands about 30 years.-Apply to Mr. HOLMES, 48, Paternoster Row. MR. HOLMES is instructed to Sell a business, established over 20 years, and tcated in the best thoroughfare of a charming watering-place. Returns, nearly £1,500 a year. Can clear the rent (£45) by letting. £800 to £900 required-Apply to Mr. HOLMES, 48, Paternoster capital Manufacturing Stationery and Die-Stamping Business. It offers many special inducements to a young and practical man from its position and good connections with the trade. £360 required. The Plant is perfect, with every opportunity of extending the trade. MR. R. GEO. NEWMAN has for Disposal a Stationery and News Business, returning £25 per week, with good profits. The trade has been well worked, and there is a certain connection.-Offices, 26, Great Winchester Street. M1 R. GEO. NEWMAN has for Disposal a Litho and General Printing Business in the Country, doing an extensive trade with London, Glasgow, and the principal towns. The nett profits for last ten years will be guaranteed over £2,000 per annum. Machinery, Plant, and Goodwill, £8,000. A large portion may remain for a term. MR R. GEO. NEWMAN is instructed to Dispose of the Half-Share of a very old-established City Business in consequence of Death of Proprietor. There is a good Plant and connection, and a business man would find this well worthy his notice, as the business for some few months has been much neglected. Very easy terms would be given by the Executor. About £250 required.-Offices, 26, Great Winchester Street, E.C. MR. GEO. NEWMAN has a Sta tioner's and Bookseller's Business to Let, in a fashionable locality, W., where a large and profitable trade can be done. Long lease, rent nearly cleared. About £550 required.-Trade Agency Offices, 26, Great Winchester Street, City. R. GEO. NEWMAN has a Stationery Business. Best position, Notting Hill. Capital shop. A first-rate opportunity for a business man with about £300. MR. GEO. NEWMAN has a Printing Business to Let in a choice suburban district. First-rate opening. No opposition. Rent nominal. A bargain at £160.-Trade Agency Offices, 26, Great Winchester Street, City. SHOP PREMISES WANTED, either MR. GEO. NEWMAN has for Dis Town or Country, in a good position for Establishing a Bookselling and Stationery Trade, Cr to purchase a genuine concern, where the stock 18 low.-Address, 658, BOOKSELLER Office, 10, Warwick Square, London, E.C. posal an old-established Stationery and Fancy Business. Main road, N.E. In present hands 40 years. About £150 required, the proprietor retiring.-Trade Agency Offices, 26, Great Winchester Street, City. NOR Immediate Disposal, an excellent well-established business. Stock and fixtures. In a chief thoroughfare of a principal town in South Wales. It consists of Books, Prints, Stationery, Music, and Fancy Goods. Connection first-class. Printing office is adjoining, which proprietor retains.-Address, A. B. C., care of Mr. Holines, Valuer, &c., Paternoster Row, London. To be Sold at once, Cheap. TWO-FEEDER hour. Gazette Office, Derby. NEWSPAPER AND PLANT FOR SALE. O be SOLD, by TENDER, the COPY servative Newspaper, published at Peart established upwards of six years, (weekly circat tion about 3,500,) and the whole of the Machiner Type, and Plant connected therewith, including Double Double Crown Belle Sauvage Machin Folding Machine, Horizontal Steam Engi (1-horse power), Boiler, &c.; together with a excellent Job Printing Office, containing lar stock of Material, Presses, and every applian for carrying on an extensive business. The New paper is a good advertising medium, and in th hands of an energetic proprietor it may be mad to yield an excellent return for the capit invested. Full particulars may be obtained of Mr. Jostr BIRKETT, Accountant, Penrith, to whom Tenis in Writing must be sent on or before MONDAY the 10th day of June, 1867. Wilson's Row, Penrith, May 15th, 1867. TO BOOKSELLERS AND STA tioners. For Sale, by private bargain, the whole Stock, Goodwill, &c., of one of the oldes and best Bookselling and Stationery Businesses in the West of Scotland. The sale is caused by the feeble health of one of the partners, who must leave the country. To a young man with £1,500 to £2,000, this will prove a rare opportunity.Address, for particulars, to " Bookseller," Angus' Hotel, 127, Argyle Street, Glasgow. TOCK ROOMS TO LET in Pater noster Row, two floors suitable for a Publishers' Quire or Bound Stock. Rent moderate. --Apply to T. B., Office of BOOKSELLER, 10, Warwick Square, E.C. NO PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, WANTED, a Situation as Porter and То and Stationers.-The Advertiser desires a re-engagement in Town as Clerk, Cashier, or Assistant, either Wholesale or Retail.-No. 687, care of Mr. Tucker, the Office of the BookSELLER. WANTED a Traveller in the Book Trade for the United States. None but those who thoroughly understand their business need apply, and such will be liberally treated.-Apply, stating age, qualifications, salary expected, &c., to J. W. D., care of J. Morgan, 10, Paternoster Row, E.C. Situation Wanted, by a Young Person, age 27, in a Bookseller and Stationer's Shop, where she could reside in the house. A slight knowledge of the business. She would give a Packer, &c. Ten years' character from last situation.-Address, S. L., Mr. Roper, 34, Berwick Street, Soho. TO BOOKSELLERS AND STA tioners. To be Sold, a first-class Business, with an unexpired lease of eight years, situate in a central part of Manchester. Has been established upwards of 30 years. About £2,000 required. Address, Mr. J. ALONZO MORRIS, Valuer, &c. 1, Market Place, Manchester. MANAGER WANTED, for a Book selling Business at the West-end of London, 30 to 40 years of age. Must be a good Salesman, and capable of taking the entire manage ment.-Apply to C. E. J., Porter's Library, Manchester. New or Second-hand. Competent. 7 years' reference. Age 23.-Address, W. H. G., 33, Speedwell Street, Oxford. NO PUBLISHERS.- Remainders month. E. S. SOMERFIELD'S, 19, Marylebone T Novels. I require a Commission to sell Lane, W. WANTED, an Assistant (out of house) in a Bookseller's Shop. A knowledge of Printing would be desirable.-Apply, stating references, &c., to Mr. C. J. JACOB, Bookseller, Basingstoke. these Books in the Country, to safe and wellestablished men. References to Houses for whom I have sold £100 per week. District more than half the kingdom.-Answer, by letter, to P. F.Y Miss Campbell's, 4, Porchester Place, Oxford Square, Paddington. Aged 10 WOOD ENGRAVERS.-The VANTED, by the Advertiser, Aler Friends of a Young Lady wish to place her Re-engagement a 1 Stationer's. Country preferred. Has had ears' experience in Town and Country, and can e first-class references.-Address, A. B., 61, nity Square, Southwark. DITOR.-A Gentleman in London, of Editorial and Legal experience, wishes conduct or contribute to a Liberal Journal: ghest References. - Address, J. R., Carter's rary, Addison Road North, Notting Hill, W. ANTED, by the Advertiser, Aged 21, a Situation as Publisher's Assistant. had five years' experience. Satisfactory renees given to present employers.-Address, ,Post Office, King Street, Covent Garden, J.C. with a person who will give her Practical Instruction in the above art. She has been learning wood engraving for two years at the Female School of Art, and is 19 years of age.-Apply, stating full particulars, to A. B., 70, High Street, Chatham, Kent. WANTED, by One who has had Assistant or Manager in a Bookselling and Stationery Business (out of doors). First-class references.-Address, 660, BoOKSELLER Office, 10, Warwick Square, London, E.C. SCHENCK AND MACFARLANE, LITHOGRAPHERS, ENGRAVERS, & GENERAL PRINTERS, 14 & 19, ST. JAMES'S SQUARE, EDINBURGH. * Estimates promptly furnished. 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