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BAYARD SERIES (The). Choice Companionable Books for Home and Abroad. In 18mo. volumes, beautifully printed, and very nicely bound in extra limp cloth, gilt edges, each volume $1 25.

i. Story of the Chevalier Bayard. 2. Essays of Abraham Cowley. 3. Life of St. Lewis, King of France. 4. TableTalk of Napoleon the Great. 5. Vathek, an Oriental Romance. 6. The King and the Commons. Puritan Songs. 7. Abdallah; or, Four-leaved Shamrock, S. Rasselas. By Dr. Sam. Johnson. 9. Words and Maxims of Wellington. 10. Hazlitt's Round Table. 11. Buchanan's Ballads. 12. Coleridge's Christabel. BIJOU LIBRARY (The). Royal 48mo., elegantly gilt and gilt edges, with colored Illustrations, each 75 cts.

1. Bijou Book of Etiquette. 2. Bijou Hoyle. 3. Bijou Book of Out-Door Amusements. 4. Bijou Book of In-Door Amusement. 5. Bijou Book for the Boudoir. 6. Bijou Book of Manly Exercises. 7. Bijou Book of Home Enjoyments. BIJOU TEXT BOOKS. Demy 48mo., elegantly printed, red edges, new style, each 25 cts.

1. Rills from the River of Life. 2. Dew of Hermon (The). 3. Daily Gleanings. 4. A Casket of Pearls. 5. Bible Gems and Brief Prayers. 6. Rays of Light.

Calf, gilt edges, limp, each 50 cts.

BOGATZKY'S GOLDEN TREASURY. 12mo., large type, cloth, $100. Cloth, gilt edges, $125; in morocco, $3.25. Another edition, in 32mo., cloth, 50 cts.; or, gilt edges, 75 cts. ; in full calf, $1 75.

CALENDAR OF THE PRAYER-BOOK ILlustrated. (Comprising the first portion of the "Calendar of the Anglican Church," illustrated, enlarged, and corrected). With 200 engravings from Medieval Works of Art. Third Thousand, cloth, extra, $300.

COMIC HISTORY OF ENGLAND. By G. A. a'Beckett. 1 vol. Svo., with 20 colored plates and 200 woodcuts, cloth, gilt, $6 00.

Illus

COMIC HISTORY OF ROME. By G. A. a'Beckett.
1 vol. Svo., with 10 colored plates and 98 woodcuts, cloth,
gilt, $3 75. Or, the above 2 volumes in sets, half calf extra,
$13.50. Or, in tree calf elegant, $17 50.
COMIC BLACKSTONE. By G. A. a'Beckett.
trated by George Cruikshank. 12mo., paper, $1 00.
CRUIKSHANK'S OMNIBUS. A Clever Collection
of Tales; illustrated with 100 capital engravings. New and
cheap edition, equal in every respect to the first edition, now
worth $25, extra cloth, only $5 25.

CUSSAN (J. E.). The Hand-Book of Heraldry; with In-
structions for Tracing Pedigrees and Deciphering Ancient
Manuscripts; also, Rules for the Appointment of Liveries,
&c. &c. 1 vol. 12mo., extra cloth, gilt top, $3 75.
PARKER (J. H.). A Concise Glossary of Terms used in
Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic Architecture. Third
edition, revised and enlarged, with an Index. 1 handsome
vol. 16mo., with 470 engravings, extra cloth, $3 75.
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF
Gothic Architecture. By JOHN HENRY PARKER, M. A., F.
S. A. Third edition, revised and enlarged. Foolscap, 8vo.,
cloth extra, $2 50.

HARDWICKE'S SCIENCE GOSSIP for 1868.
An Illustrated Medium of Interchange and Gossip for Lovers
of Nature. 1 vol. royal 8vo., with 258 engravings, extra
cloth, $250.

Also, the volumes for 1865, '66, '67, each $2 50. LIDDON (H. PARRY). The Divinity of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. The Bampton Lectures for 1866. 1 vol. 12mo., cheap edition, cloth, $2 50. SERMONS PREACHED BEFORE THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, Third edition, revised, with three additional sermons, 1 vol. crown Svo., cloth, only $1 50. HALF-HOURS OF ENGLISH HISTORY. Selected and edited, with Notes, by CHARLES KNIGHT. A new edition, containing choice extracts from Thierry, Clarendon, Macaulay, &c. 1 vol. demy Svo., 650 pages, with Index, $3. HALF-HOURS WITH THE BEST AUTHORS. Selected and edited by CHARLES KNIGHT. Revised throughout. 2 vols. demy Svo., with steel portraits, cloth, $6 00. HOTTEN'S (JNO. CAMDEN) POPULAR PUBLICATIONS, viz. :

Slang Dictionary (The). Curions illustrations, crown Svo., $3.25. Cussan's Hand-Book of Heraldry. Crown Svo., 3 75. Collector (The). By TUCKERMAN. Half roan, $3 00. Hood's Whims and Oddities. Illustrated, sewed, 50 cts. Grimm's German Popular Stories. Square 12mo., $3 25. Syntax's (Dr.) Three Tours. Colored plates, crown 8vo., $3 75. The Bab Ballads. Illustrated, 1 vol., $300. Carols of Cockayne. Illustrated, 1 vol., $3 00. Puck on Pegasus. Illustrated, 1 vol., $5 25.

INGOLDSBY LEGENDS; or, Mirth and Marvels. New and very cheap edition, complete in 1 vol. small 4to., cloth, only $1 25. Or, in 1 neat vol. 12mo., in bolder type, with illustrations, cloth, $3.00. Also, Victoria edition, 16mo. flexible green vellum cloth, $1 25.

NATIONAL BOOKS. Imp. 32mo., colored plates, gilt and gilt edges, 32 plates, 75 cts. Plain edges, 20 plates, 50 cts. Sewed, 4 plates, 25 cts.

1. Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress. 2. Foxe's Book of Martyrs. 3. Robinson Crusoe. 4. Buffon's Natural History. POMPEII: Its History, Buildings, and Antiquities. An account of the Destruction of the City, with a full description of the Remains, and of the recent Excavations. New edition, with nearly three hundred wood engravings and a map. By T. H. DYER, LL. D. 1 thick vol. crown 8vo., cloth, $7 00. POPULAR READINGS, in Prose and Verse, A complete Compendium of English Literature. Edited by J. E. CARPENTER. Five distinct volumes, each complete, paged throughout, with Index. Handsomely printed, and in a new style of inlaid cloth binding, bevelled boards, in crown 8vo., 550 pages, $2.00. A General Index to the entire Work is given with Vol. 5.

TEGG'S CABINET SERIES OF POPULAR
Works. In 18mo. volumes, cloth, each $1 00.

Southey's Life of Nelson. Sterne's Sentimental Journey. Seven Champions. Swift's Tale of a Tub. Robin Hood Ballads. Beauties of Irving. The Adventures of Philip Quarll. Davidson's Bible Dictionary. Davidson's Connexion, at $1 25 each.

Court and Camp of Napoleon. Life of Richard the First. The Mutiny at the Nore. Self-made Men. Life of Mahomet. Delusions, Impostures, and Deceptions. At $1 75 each. WARNE'S 25c. LETTER-WRITERS.

1. The Business Letter-Writer. Feap Svo., Limp. 2. The Lover's Correspondent. Fcap 8vo, Limp. 3. The Juvenile Correspondent. Feap Svo., Limp. 4. The Model LetterWriter. 48mo., gilt and gilt edges, 75 cts.

WARNE'S POPULAR MANUALS. New editions new bindings, with illustrations:

1. British Rural Sports. By STONEHENGE. 900 pages. $7 50, 2. Domestic Medicine and Surgery. By J. H. WALSH. $5 25. 3. Dates. By GEORGE H. TOWNSEND. 1100 pages, $$ 00. 4. Standard English Dictionary. By Dr. NUTTALL. $2 50. 5. Cruden's Concordance. By YOUNGMAN. $375. WARNE'S MODEL COOKERY. With complete instructions in household management. 1 elegant vol. thick crown 8vo., half bound (a new supply). 83 75.

An excellent abridgment of the above, cloth, 50 cts. WARREN'S (SAM.) WORKS. 12mo., cloth, 5 vols., $1200. Or, 5 vols. half calf extra, $20 00. Full calf, $25 00. Or separately:

Diary of a Physician, $2 75. Ten Thousand a Year. 2 vols. $4.00. Now and Then, $1 25. The Lily and the Bee, $1 00. Miscellanies, $2 50.

POPULAR WORKS on NATURAL SCIENCE, viz:

1. A Manual of Botanic Terms. By M. C. COOKE. 16mo.. 280 Cuts, $1 25. 2. British Ferns. By MRS. LANKESTER. 16mo., colored illustrations, cloth gilt, $200. 3. Wild Flowers worth Notice. By Mrs. LANKESTER. Colored plates by Sowerby. $2.00. 4. Rust, Smut, Mildew, and Mould. (Microscopic Fungi). 300 colored figures, $3.00. 5. Half-Hours with the Microscope. By E. LANKESTER. Plates, $2 00. 6. The Preparation and Mounting of Microscopic Objects. By T. DAVIES. $1 25. 7. Old Bones; or Notes for Young Naturalists. Illustrated. $1 25. 8. British Fungi. By M. C. COOKE. 40 plates, $300. 9. Dr. Lankester on Food and its Uses. 12mo., plates, $1 50. 10. Dr. Lankester on the Uses of Animals. 12mo., plates, $1 50. 11. Science Gossip for Students and Lovers of Nature. Svo., illustrated 4 vols., each $2.50. 12. The Taxidermist's Manual. By Captain BROWN. Plates, 16mo., $1 25.

History of Playing Cards. 60 plates, thick feap. 8vo. $3 75;
History of the Georges (Caricature). Crown Svo., $3 75. Sign-
boards (History of). 100 plates, crown 8vo., gilt, $3 75.
Full detailed Catalogues supplied of Scribner, Welford & Co.'s entire Stock.

SEPT. 1. 1869.

ΤΟ THE TRADE-ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Committee of the New York Book Trade Sale, believing that an Annual Trade Sale, of magnitude sufficient to call together representatives of all important dealers in the country, would be of great advantage to the Trade as a whole, and especially to contributors to such sale, and being convinced by experience that such a sale can be secured only by the contribation of attractive Invoices of Books in quantities to be sold without reserve, have advised the Auctioneers to return to this principle in the coming sale. The Committee cordially invite Publishers of Philadelphia, Boston, and New York, to assist in this attempt to bring about a sale really worthy of the country, and which will interest every Publisher and Bookseller in it. WM. H. APPLETON, BIRDSEY BLAKEMAN, LOWELL MASON, JR., GEO. P. PUTNAM, CHARLES SCRIBNER, SMITH SHELDON,

A. S. BARNES.

THE GREAT BOOK TRADE SALE

Will commence on THURSDAY MORNING, September 16, at 9 o'clock, and continue daily in the order of the Catalogue until all is sold.

The Catalogue (436 pages royal octavo) of this sale is now ready. Parties who intend to purchase, and who have not been in the habit of receiving Catalogues, can have a copy sent by mail on application to the Auctioneers. The Catalogue contains Consignments of their publications from most of the prominent Publishing Houses in the country. Full lines of their Publications, New Books, etc. etc., suitable for the Fall Trade. The Auctioneers solicit your attention and attendance at this sale. Every item in the Catalogue will be sold by auction to the highest bidder, thus affording opportunities for bargaius which cannot fail to amply remunerate a careful attendance.

Terms of Sale.

On all amounts more than $300, and less than $1000, four months' credit; and on all amounts more than $1000, four and six months' credit, for approved endorsed notes; less than $300, cash.

We mention in this connection a few prominent items in each day's sale:

FIRST DAY'S SALE-THURSDAY, September 16th.

A few of the items in this day's sale are: 200 vols. Grace Aguilar; 1000 Octavo Novels; 100 Bryant, blue and gold; 50 Buckle's Civilization; 50 Burton's Cyclopædia; 275 sets Dickens' Works; 500 Victor Hugo's "The Man who Laughs;" 50 Lecky; 120 sets Marryatt, 12 vols.; 3000 Muhlbach's Novels; 265 sets Waverley Novels, Popular Edition; 50 Dictionary of Mechanics; 150 Bourne's Steam Engine; 40 Ure's Dictionary; 2000 Appleton's Poets; 200 sets Juveniles; 1200 Prayer Books; 200 sets Waverley Novels, Edinburgh Edition; 1500 Tales of a Grandfather, 1 vol.; 100 Scott's Poetical Works, 5 vols.; 500 do. do., 1 vol.; 2500 Moore's Works, 16mo., cloth; 1000 do., paper; 1000 do., Diamond Edition; 1000 each Dicks' Shakspeare, Byron, Goldsmith, Scott, Burns, and Arabian Nights; 250 Hogarth; 3000 Octavo Poets, &c., new style, gilt top; 2500 Chandos' Shakspeare, cloth; 1000 do., paper; 1000 Photograph Albums, assorted styles, etc. etc.

SECOND DAY'S SALE-FRIDAY, September 17th.

In this day's sale are included Cooper's Novels; Dickens' Works, Riverside and Household Edition; Illustrated Books; 1000 sets Juveniles, in boxes; several thousand do., single vols.; 30 Bancroft's United States, 9 volumes; 100 Bartlett's Familiar Quotations; 25 Shakspeare, 12 vols.; 20 Palfrey's New England; 20 Plutarch, 5 vols.; 300 Smith's Bible Dictionary; 50 Photograph Albums; 100 Quarto Bibles, Harding's; 1000 Photographs, framed; 3000 Fine Chromos, framed, etc. etc.

THIRD DAY'S SALE-SATURDAY, September 18th.

Among the items in this day's sale are 200 Byron; 20 Comprehensive Commentary, 6 vols.; 300 volumes Gibbon's Rome, 6 vols.; 300 volumes Hume's England, 6 vols.; 250 Shakspeare; 100 Quarto Bibles; 500 small Bibles, assorted styles; 1800 Prayer Books, 48mo., 32mo., 18mo., 16mno., assorted styles; 50 Webster's Unabridged; 300 volumes Homeopathic Books; 400 Octavo Poets, cloth, sheep, and antique; 100 Willis' Poems; 100 sets Jonas and Lucy Books; 1000 Testaments, etc. etc.

FOURTH DAY'S SALE-MONDAY, September 20th.

Among the items in this day's sale are: 1000 Oxford Bibles and Prayers; several thousand volumes of elegantly bound and illustrated English Books; 125 Lossing's "The Hudson;" 25 Bartlett's American and Canadian Scenery; 25 Muspratt's Chemistry; 25 Cottage and Villa Architecture; 200 Life and Lessons of the Saviour and Apostles, Turkey antique; 40 Fletcher's Family Devotions; 500 volumes Eagle Poets, cloth; 5000 do. do., half calf; 100 Dictionary of the Bible; 200 Quarto Bibles, assorted bindings; 1000 Pearl and 16mo. Bibles, assorted bindings; 1000 Photograph Albums, assorted sizes and bindings; 2000 Loring's Novels; 300 Octavo Poets, Boston Edition, cloth, sheep, and antique; 200 volumes Disraeli's Works; 200 volumes Hallam's Works; 400 volumes Milman's Works; 200 volumes Poe's Works; 1000 German Text-books; 600 volumes Putnam's Magazine; 1600 volumes Washington Irving's Works; 300 volumes Bayard Taylor, etc. etc.

FIFTH DAY'S SALE-TUESDAY, September 21st.

A few of the prominent items in this day's sale are: 250 volumes Marion Harland's Works; 250 volumes Spurgeon; 1000 volumes Abbott's Rollo Books; 200 volumes Abbott's American History; 750 sets Sheldon & Co.'s Popular Juveniles, in boxes; 250 dozen do. colored Toy Books; 200 sets Graves' Popular Juveniles, in boxes; 125 Haven's Philosophy; 150 Wayland's Science and Economy; 100 Paley's Theology; 50 Roget; 50 Chambers' Cyclopedia, 2 vols.; 50 sets Hugh Miller's Works, 10 vols. ; 50 sets Aimwell Stories, 7 vols.; 50 do. Twilight do., 4 vols.; 100 do. Play School do., 2 vols.; 50 do. Newcomb's Works, 5 vols.; 200 Cruden's Concordance; 400 volumes Browning's Works; 1500 volumes James Miller's Juveniles; 100 Conybeare's St. Paul; 750 volumes Timothy Titcomb; 500 volumes Lange's Commentaries; 300 Scribuer & Co.'s elegant Gift Books; 100 sets Library of Wonders, 8 vols.; and Scribner, Welford & Co.'s large consignment of Illustrated and elegantly bound Fine Art and Juvenile Books, English Editions, etc.

SIXTH DAY'S SALE-WEDNESDAY, September 22d.

A few prominent items of this day's sale, in addition to the consignment of Messrs. J. B. Lippincott & Co., are: 100 Tennyson's Poems, Artists' Illustrated Edition, $9; 500 Teunyson, Globe Edition; 300 Tennyson, Imperial Edition; 100 Tennyson, Cambridge Edition; 50 sets Mythology, 3 vols.; 200 Age of Fable, etc.; 100 Art Recreations; 1000 Cudjo's Cave, etc.; 600 Hans Andersen, 1 vol.; 200 sets Andersen & Grimm Library, 4 vols.; 100 sets Winnie and Walter Series, 4 vols.; 100 sets Ashton Books, 4 vols.; 1000 Photograph Albums; 1000 Juvenile Books, assorted; 500 sets Juveniles, in boxes; 1000 Octavo Poets, etc.; 1000 Illustrated Holiday Books, elegantly bound; 500 Autograph and Writing Albums, elegantly bound; Colored Chromos,

etc.

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE-THURSDAY, September 23d.

The Invoices of Messrs. W. Rutter & Co. (Bibles and Prayers), and Eyre & Spottiswoode (Bibles and Prayers), comprise SEVERAL THOUSAND BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS, Church Services, etc, all sizes, from the Nonpareil 48mo. to the large 12mo., and in a very great variety of elegant bindings, Turkey morocco and calf limp, Turkey bevelled, silk velvet, ornaments, etc.; followed by the very large Invoices of Catholic Books from the Publishing Houses of Messrs. D. & J. Sadlier, P. O'Shea, and P. J. Kenedy. These consignments comprise the most extensive variety of CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS we have ever offered for sale. Some 10,000 of the most popular, salable, and standard Prayer Books in use in the Catholic Church, and in various elegant styles of binding-Turkey morocco, bevelled, panelled, with clasps, etc. etc.

The books in this sale will be sent in to the Auctioneers before the sale commences, so that purchasers may depend on having their goods promptly shipped. Hoping to have the pleasure of seeing you,

We remain, your obedient servants,

LEAVITT, STREBEIGH & CO., Clinton Hall, New York.

= SEPT. 1. 1869.

Messrs. FIELDS, OSGOOD & CO.'S NEW BOOKS FOR AUTUMN, 1869.

IN SEPTEMBER.

LITERATURE OF THE AGE OF ELIZA- | WHITTIER'S COMPLETE POEMS.

IN OCTOBER.

SEPT. 1, 1869.

FIELDS, OSGOOD & CO.'S NEW BOOKS—Continued.

Messrs. FIELDS, OSGOOD & CO. will hold their Fourth Semi-Annual Sale during September, offering their Publications to the Trade at special rates of discount. Catalogues and Circular stating special discount sent to any address.

BOSTON: FIELDS, OSGOOD & CO.

SEPT. 1, 1869.

LITTLE, BROWN & COMPANY

Have Ready:

THE LAWS OF THE LAST SESSION OF CONGRESS. The Government Edition of the Statutes at Large and Treaties of the United States passed at the FIRST SESSION OF THE FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS, and all the Postal Conventions. Edited by Hon. GEO. P. SANGER. Royal 8vo.

$2.50. VOL. XV. UNITED STATES STATUTES AT LARGE: containing the Public Laws, Resolutions, Proclamations, Private Acts and Treaties, and Alphabetical List of Persons in the Act for the Removal of Legal and Political Disabilities. Edited by Hon. GEO. P. SANGER. Royal Svo.

$1.50.

Nearly Ready:

CROCKER'S NOTES ON THE GENERAL STATUTES OF MASSACHUSETTS: containing References to all Changes in the same by more recent Laws and to such Decisions of the Supreme Court of this State as explain the various Provisions of the Statutes. By URIEL H. CROCKER and GEORGE G. CROCKER. 8vo.

CURTIS'S EQUITY PRECEDENTS. Fourth Edition. Designed as a supplement to illustrate and accompany Mr. Justice Story's Treatise on Equity Pleadings. By GEORGE T. CURTIS, Esq. Svo. BLACKWELL ON TAX TITLES. Third Edition. A Practical Treatise on the Power to Sell Land for the Non-payment of Taxes. Edited by F. B. BALCH, Esq. 8vo.

TAYLOR'S LANDLORD AND TENANT. Fifth Edition. A Treatise on the American Law of Landlord and Tenant. By JOHN N. TAYLOR, Esq. 8vo.

BENNETT AND HEARD'S LEADING CRIMINAL CASES. Second Edition. Edited by E. H. BENNETT and F. F. HEARD, Esqs. 2 vols. 8vo.

Recently Published:

ANGELL ON COMMON CARRIERS. Fourth Edition. A Treatise on the Law concerning the Liabilities and Rights of Common Carriers. By JOSEPH K. ANGELL, Esq. Fourth Edition, revised and enlarged, by JOHN LATHROP, Esq. Law sheep, 8vo. $7 50.

"Mr. Angell's book was first published in 1849, and the reputation of the author, as well as its intrinsic merit, caused it at once to be regarded as authority by the profession; and for twenty years it has held a first place in the estimation of courts and the bar. The edition before us bears evidence of labor in its preparation, and the later cases are cited with discrimination." "The present edition is the first one published in eleven years, and since the author's death; and, of course, the immense recent legislation of this kind furnished the editor with abundant material, which he has used with very severe judgment. His notes have the excellent quality of being always exactly pertinent to their place, and devoid of superfluous matter."Western Jurist, Des Moines, Iowa.

ANGELL ON LIMITATIONS. Fifth Edition. A Treatise on the Limitations of Actions at Law and Suits in Equity and Admiralty, with an Appendix containing the AMERICAN AND ENGLISH STATUTES OF LIMITATIONS, and embracing the latest Acts on the subject. By JOSEPH K. ANGELL, Esq. Fifth Edition, revised by JOHN WILDER MAY, Esq. 8vo. Law sheep, $7 50.

In the preparation of this edition, the editor has pursued the same plan as in the former. About four hundred additional cases, decided since the publication of the fourth edition, have been cited in their appropriate places; and the work will be found, as heretofore, a pretty nearly complete repertory of what is to be found in the books of value upon the Law of Limita

tions.

There is high authority for saying that this is much the best treatise on the very important subject to which it relates; Lord Brougham having pronounced that opinion of the first edition, which has subsequently been much enlarged and improved. All the learning scattered through the English and American Reports, in regard to the construction and effect of the various Statutes of Limitations, has been diligently compiled and systematically arranged.

ANGELL ON WATERCOURSES. Sixth Edition. A Treatise on the Law of Watercourses, with an Appendix containing Statutes of Flowing, and Forms of Declarations. By JOSEPH K. ANGELL. Sixth Edition, revised and very much enlarged by the addition of new matter to the Text and Notes, by J. C. PERKINS, Esq. 8vo. $7 50.

This edition has been very much enlarged, both in text and notes. Over eight hundred cases are cited which did not appear in the previous edition. Beside the numerous additions to the former sections, nearly a hundred and fifty new sections have been added to the present edition. Among the new subjects are "Surface Water and Drainage," "Eaves Drip," and much of the "Subterranean Diversion" of underground streams and implied easements connected with water.

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