MAY 1, 1866. Messrs. TRUBNER & CO., 60 Paternoster Row, London, For more than twelve years have been mainly instrumental in bringing before the literary and scientific public of Europe the best productions of the mind of America, and they continue to offer, as heretofore, all the facilities of their old and valued connection, both at home and abroad, to promote, through approved and well-tried channels, the sale of works intrusted to them by their friends in America. Messrs. TRUBNER & Co. supply English and Foreign (Old and Modern) Books, Periodicals, Newspapers, etc., and everything connected with Literature, Science, and the Arts, on advantageous terms, and will be happy to enter into correspondence with Librarians and Booksellers in the United States requiring an efficient European agency. Presbyterian Lublication Committee. FIVE YEARS IN CHINA. BY REV. C. P. BUSH. BESSIE LANE'S MISTAKE. (WEALTH NOT HAPPINESS.) By the Author of "MONEY," "FAR AWAY," etc. Price $125. BOWEN'S DAILY MEDITATIONS. 12mo., 429 pages, $1 75; Tinted paper, gilt, $2 50. LEAVES OF CONSOLATION FOR THE AFFLICTED. BROOKSIDE FARM-HOUSE. 16mo., 176 pages. Illustrated. Price $1 00. Sent by mail for these prices. Order from PRESBYTERIAN PUBLICATION COMMITTEE, NEW YORK: A. D. F. RANDOLPH, 770 Broadway. Messrs. CASSELL, PETTER & GALPIN, HAVE ESTABLISHED AN AGENCY IN NEW YORK CITY THEY ARE ALSO PREPARED TO SUPPLY Electrotypes of Illustrations from their Serial Publications-"Cassell's Family Paper," "The Quiver," "The Working Man," and other works-at favorable prices. CASSELL, PETTER & GALPIN, London and New York. MAY 1, 1866. PRAYER BOOKS. JUST PUBLISHED, A New and Splendid Edition of the EPISCOPAL PRAYER BOOK, Large 4to. Edition, FOR PULPIT OR FAMILY USE. Printed on fine-toned Paper. GREAT PRIMER TYPE. Size, 13 by 11 inches. Calf, Marbled Edges, $18; Turkey Morocco, Gilt Edges, $22; Turkey Morocco, Antique Bevelled, Gilt Edges, $26. THE PILGRIM'S PROGRESS. Unabridged-with 96 Illustrations. BY JOHN BUNYAN. Price Ten Cents. EYRE & SPOTTISWOODE, London Bible Warehouse, 626 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. REMOVAL. Messrs. GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS, 129 Grand Street, New York, Beg to inform the Trade that they intend TO REMOVE, on May 1st, to the more commodious premises on the ground floor No. 416 Broome Street, corner of Elm Street, Where they propose keeping a full stock of their London Publications, and will be happy to see personally or hear by letter from their numerous friends in the United States and the Canadas. Messrs. G. R. & SONS have for sale a few copies of THE IMPERIAL DICTIONARY OF UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY, published by W. Mackenzie, London, Glasgow, and Edinburgh. 6 vols. imperial 8vo., cloth, with numerous fine Steel Portraits. Price $90. Also, a few copies of FROISSART'S CHRONICLES, with a Life of the Author, and many illustrations. In 2 vols. royal 8vo., cloth. $12. Uniform with our cheap edition of THE ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENTS and the GLOBE SHAKSPEARE, THE ADVENTURES OF DON QUIXOTE. A new edition, with illustrations by JOHN GILBERT. Post 8vo., cloth. $175. MAY 1, 1866. EDW. G. ALLEN'S LONDON AGENCY FOR American Libraries, (Established 40 years.) FORMERLY RICH. Books of Every Class and Language PROMPTLY SUPPLIED AT A SMALL COMMISSION ON THE NET COST, With every trade allowance. Supplies of British and Foreign Catalogues always on hand. EDW. G. ALLEN'S London Agency for American Libraries, 12 Tavistock Row, Covent Garden, LONDON. SIMON STEVENS, New York. MAY 1, 1866. B. F. STEVENS, Messrs. STEVENS BROTHERS, 17 Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, London, W. C., Have established an American and Foreign Commission House for Publishing, Bookselling, and the execution generally of LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC ORDERS, both for Import and Export, and have undertaken the continuance of the current miscellaneous business of their brother, MR. 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They desire also to procure two copies of all Reports of every Railroad, Canal, Coal, Petroleum, Steamboat, Bank, or any other Incorporated Company in America. MAY 1, 1866. DR. McCOSH'S NEW BOOK.—JUST READY. AN EXAMINATION OF MR. J. S. MILL'S PHILOSOPHY. Being a Defence of Fundamental Truth. By JAMES McCosн, LL. D. $300. BY THE SAME AUTHOR. THE METHOD OF DIVINE GOVERNMENT, PHYSICAL AND MORAL 8vo. $250. It is refreshing to read a work so distinguished for originality and soundness of thinking.-Sir William Hamilton. Dr. McCosh's work is of the compact cast and thought-eliciting complexion that men will not willingly let die.Hugh Miller. TYPICAL FORMS AND SPECIAL ENDS IN CREATION. $2 50. It is alike comprehensive in its range, accurate and minute in its details, original in its structure, and devout in its tone and tendency. INTUITIONS OF THE MIND. New Edition. $3 00. As a thinker Dr. McCosh has the rare and inestimable faculty of constructive thought. His work on "The Intuitions of the Mind" seems to us the noblest contribution made to the speculative philosophy of Scotland since the days of Reid.Peter Bayne. SCHOOL AND HOME. Boys. 16mo. $1 25. Leaves from a Boy's Journal. A Tale for School A very good book for boys, and one they will read with unabated interest. The influence of a Christian boy among his fellows is admirably illustrated, and the fact that wisdom's ways are ways of pleasantness is fully proven. NELLIE'S STUMBLING-BLOCK. By the Author of "Little Katy and Jolly Jim," &c. 16mo. $1 25. A good story with an excellent purpose. Nellie's Stumbling-Block was a bad temper, the sad results of which are powerfully drawn. The power of divine grace to change this evil passion is shown in the sequel of the story. THE OLD PICTURE BIBLE. 18 fine illustrations. 16mo. $1 25. This popular writer, in a series of conversations between an intelligent Mother and two little children, over the pages of an old-fashioned Bible, full of pictures, gives the story of the blessed Saviour-His Birth, Miracles, Parables, Sufferings, Death, and Resurrection. The conversations are spirited and well calculated to interest the younger children. The print is large, and the engravings numerous and good. A NUTSHELL OF KNOWLEDGE. By A. L. O. E. 18mo. 90 cents. Under the guise of a little Fairy ("Know-a-bit") a great variety of information about common things is conveyed in a singularly attractive way by this pleasant and instructive story. 1 RESCUED FROM EGYPT. By A. L. O. E. 16mo. $1 50. This admirable story is on the same plan as "The Shepherd of Bethlehem," and the "Exiles in Babylon," but detailing the story of Moses. It is equally fascinating with its predecessors, and full of instruction. ROBERT CARTER & BROTHERS, 530 Broadway, N. Y. |