SEPT. 1, 1866. 63 BLEECKER STREET, New York CITY, Sept. 1, 1866. Announcement to the Trade. We respectfully inform the Trade that we have opened a branch establishment in NEW YORK CITY with especial reference to the sale of Illustrated and Holiday Works, AND BOOKS IN FINE BINDINGS, Of our own publication. We have hitherto been unable to do justice to this department of our business, and have found ourselves each year in the constant receipt of orders for our standard books in extra binding which we could not execute. We have this year made arrangements with Mr. WILLIAM MATTHEWS and other binders, by which we shall be enabled to supply the market for all our popular and standard works in extra bindings at much more liberal rates of discount than heretofore offered. We have now ready a Catalogue of Books in Fine Bindings, with prices annexed, which will be forwarded to any address upon application. An especial object of this establishment being to supply the demand, and afford additional facilities for the sale of our publications in extra bindings, and those particularly suited for the holidays, this speciality will be strictly adhered to. Orders for cloth books and periodicals will be executed from Boston as at present. The Trade are respectfully invited to call at No. 63 Bleecker Street, six doors from Broadway, and examine our stock and prices. We hope during the present autumn, by the exhibition of a variety of styles, to suit the tastes of all purchasers. TICKNOR & FIELDS. We shall publish during the present Autumn the following new ILLUSTRATED WORKS:Maud Muller. By JOHN G. WHITTIER. With thirteen illustrations by WILLIAM J. HENNESSY. Flower de Luce. A new volume of Poems by HENRY W. LONGFELLOW. With six illustrations by various artists. Evangeline. By HENRY W. LONGFELLOW. With ten illustrations by F. O. C. DARLEY. The Vision of Sir Launfal. By JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL. With eleven illustrations by S. EYTINGE, Jr. All the foregoing will be for sale in fine bindings. SEPT. 1. 1866. Messrs. GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS, LONDON, AND 416 BROOME ST., NEW YORK, Announce, among numerous other Books in preparation for the Fall and Holidays, the following, which they hope to have ready in good time for the City and Country Trade. *** City and Country Booksellers are respectfully invited to examine our Stock before completing their purchases elsewhere. 1. A FINE ART GIFT BOOK; containing Original Poems by the best living Authors, and Original Pictures by the best Artists, engraved by the Brothers Dalziel. Uniform with "Birket Foster's Pictures of English Landscapes," "A Round of Days," &c. &c. 2. STORIES FOR THE HOUSEHOLD. By HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN. With hundreds of Illustrations, engraved by the Brothers Dalziel. 3. THE HANS ANDERSEN LIBRARY. Consisting of 12 separate volumes of Andersen's Tales, beautifully illustrated. 4. PLEASANT RHYMES FOR LITTLE FOLKS. With several hundred original Wood-cuts and ornamental Borders engraved by Cooper, and printed by Clay & Sons. Uniform with Murray's beautifully illustrated edition of Mrs. Barbauld's Hymns. 5. FROISSART'S CHRONICLES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE: with all the original Plates printed in colors, with illuminated Borders. 6. A New Edition of MONSTRELET'S CHRONICLES. 7. LEAVES FROM A CHRISTMAS BOUGH. A new Gift Book, with many illustrations printed in colors. 8. THE SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM. A new Gift Book, with many illustrations printed in colors. 9. LAST WORDS OF EMINENT PERSONS. Compiled by JOSEPH KAINES Beautifully printed, and will form an elegant and appropriate Gift Book. 10. A NEW BOOK OF CONJURING GAMES, for the use of Young Amateurs. by COLONEL STODARE. 11. ROUTLEDGE'S POPULAR NATURAL HISTORY. By the Rev. J. G. WOOD. In 1 volume, 4to., with upwards of 700 illustrations. 12. New Editions of WHITTAKER'S CLASSICAL QUOTATIONS. 5 vols., vellum cloth, gilt edges: Choice Poems and Lyrics. Golden Gleanings from the Poets. Choice Thoughts from Shakspeare. The Book of Humor, Wit, and Wisdom. In Preparation, several new Juvenile Books by Favorite Authors. Also, a good variety of handsome new Toy Books. SEPT. 1, 1866. HURD & HOUGHTON'S List of Juvenile Books. STANDARD JUVENILE BOOKS.-Eight volumes | THE GIRL'S PLEASURE BOOK. With elegant 16mo., fully illustrated. Bound in extra cloth, gilt backs. Comprising illustrations, printed in oil colors. 8vo. With illuminated cover. Price, in boards, $1 00. HURD & HOUGHTON make a specialité of JUVENILE and TOY Books, and offer to the Trade a large assortment, comprising all the best books published in this country. A FULL STOCK OF ENGLISH BIBLES OFFERED AT LOW PRICES. Trade-Lists and Catalogues furnished upon application. 5. 12mo. Price $1 50. Ready September Ist. 2. HAVE LATELY PUBLISHED: The Mormon Prophet and his Harem; or, An Authentic History of Brigham Young, his numerous Wives and Children. By Mrs. C. V. WAITE. 1 vol. 12mo., cloth. Four Portraits on steel, Price $2 00. Pictures of Country Life. By ALICE CARY, author of "Clovernook," "Married, Not Mated," etc. 1 vol. crown Svo. Price $2 00. "This is a beautiful, interesting, and entertaining volume." Zion's Herald. 3. and suicide. By 1.0. KELLOGG, M.D., Assistant PhysiShakspeare's Delineations of Insanity, Imbecility, cian State Lunatic Asylum, Utica, N. Y. 1 vol. 12mo. cloth, gilt tops. Price $1 75. "Students of Shakspeare will delight in this little volume, and no one can read it without a feeling of amazement at the marvellous acquaintance with the phases of disordered intellectual character displayed.”—Kennebec Journal. Pilgrim's Wallet; or, Scraps of Travel Gath HAVEN. 1 vol. 16mo. Price $200. Spanish Papers and Other Miscellanies, Hitherto 4. The England, France, and Germany. By GILBERT Unpublished or Uncollected. By WASHINGTON IRVING. Arranged and Edited by PIERRE M. IRVING. In 2 vols. crown 8vo. With a Portrait in fac-simile of the drawing by Wilkie, taken in Spain. Uniform with the Sunnyside edition of Irving's works. Green cloth. Also in purple cloth. Price $5 00. 6. History of England. By LORD MACAULAY. From "He is a very pleasant travelling companion, sympathetic, sensible, and hearty. We like him very well on the swindling river Rhine, about which so much absurdity has got into literature. As a traveller Mr. Gilbert Haven has many merits, has seen, rather than what he went to see."-Nation. among which we may name as chief the art of telling what he the last edition of his works. Edited by his Sister, LADY TREVYLYAN. In eight volumes, crown 8vo With a new steel Portrait of Macaulay. Price, cloth, $18 00; half calf, 5. Thing. A Series of Essays. By HENRY T. TUCKERMAN. The Criterion; or, The Test of Talk about Familiar $32.00. SWALLOW BARN, ROB OF THE BOWL, LIFE OF WILLIAM WIRT. 1 vol. 16mo. Price $2 00. "His varied scholarship does not often descend to pedantry; his quotations and illustrations are apposite; with a happy fusion of learning and genial gossip he neither wearies with heaviness nor offends by flippancy."-U. S. Service Magazine. Complete in 6 volumes, crown 8vo. Price, cloth, $13 50; 6. Mozart's Letters. The Letters of Wolfgang Ama 9. Essays on Art. By FRANCIS TURNER PALGRAVE, Late Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford. 1 vol. 16mo. 10.The Authorship of Shakspeare. By NATHANIEL HOLMES, one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Missouri. 1 vol. crown 8vo. 11. wood from designs by Hart, Herrick, Fenn; Ballads, Lyrics, and Hymns. By ALICE CARY. Bellows, Perkins, etc. 1 vol. crown 8vo. Price, in extra cloth, plain, 84 00; full gilt, $4 50. 12. Poems and Ballads. By ALG Poems and Ballads. By ALGERNON CHARLES SWIN 1 vol. 16mo. deus Mozart. Translated from the collection of Ludwig Nohl, by LADY WALLACE. With a Portrait and fac-simile. In 2 vols. 16mo. Price $3 50. "The varied riches of the inner life of the great composer, and his manifold phases of character, always admirable and lovable, are in these charming letters pictured forth with a vivid and graphic reality never surpassed in a biography, however well written."-Rochester Democrat. 7 The Story of Kennett. By BAYARD TAYLOR, author of "Hannah Thurston," "John Godfrey's Fortunes," &c. &c. 1 vol. crown 8vo. $2 25. As a picture of rural life we think this novel of Mr. Taylor's excels any of his previous productions."-N. Y. Evening Post. 13. The Rise and the Fall; or, The Origin of Moral Evil. 9. Poems. By EDNA DEAN PROCTOR. 1 Vol. 16mo. A Brief Biographical Dictionary. Compiled and 17 Redfield. The Law of Common Carriers. By ISAAC 12 arranged by Rev. CHARLES HOLE, B. A.; with Additions 'F. REDFIELD, LL. D. One volume. 18 Redfield.-The Law of Corporations. By ISAAC F. REDFIELD, LL. D. One volume. Early Orders solicited for the above. and Corrections by WILLIAM A. WHEELER, M. A. 1 vol. 16mo., cloth. Price $2 00. For Sale by all Booksellers. SEPT. 1, 1866. TO THE TRADE. English Books in quantities. Bibles. Oxford, Cambridge, and London Editions. STATIONERY FROM PARIS AND LONDON. D. APPLETON & CO., Nos. 443 and 445 Broadway, New York, Call the attention of the Trade to their Fall stock of ENGLISH BOOKS, Which are offered at very low prices. They are all Popular Books, and having purchased in quantities, we are enabled to offer purchasers The same Discount made on our own Publications. A complete list sent to any address on application. Of Bibles and Prayer Books We have the most complete assortment ever offered to the Trade, comprising all the editions of the London, Cambridge, and Oxford Presses. OUR STATIONERY DEPARTMENT Is unequalled in the varied assortment from all the reputed manufacturers of EUROPE AND AMERICA, Comprising every article in that branch of business. |