OCT. 1, 1866. S. Colored Toy Books, Primers, and Juveniles. DAVIS, PORTER, & COATES, Of Publishers and Wholesale Dealers in Children's Books, 21 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Have now ready a new Catalogue of their splendid assortment of attractive Colored Books just prepared for this season's trade, which they will send to any applicant. It embraces a most desirable variety of ALPHABETS, PRIMERS, TOY BOOKS, AND BOUND JUVENILE BOOKS, all just manufactured at the reduced rates, and will be sold at proportionately low prices. In addition to our own list of sixteen pages, we keep on hand a large assortment of the most desirable publications for Children, in sets or singly, which are offered on the best terms. Special terms offered to Jobbers to deal in our Books. We shall be glad to have a call from those visiting Philadelphia. Sample lots to any amount sent to any address. Messrs. TRÜBNER & 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. Messrs. CASSELL, PETTER & GALPIN, OF LONDON, HAVE ESTABLISHED AN AGENCY IN NEW YORK: CITY For the Sale of their Publications in the United States. 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. ОСТ. 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. ОСТ. 1. 1866. SIMON STEVENS, New York. B. F. STEVENS, Messrs. STEVENS BROTHERS, 17 Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, London, W. 0., 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. HENRY STEVENS, of 4 TRAFALGAR SQUARE, which was commenced in 1845. In the execution of orders for the purchase or sale of early printed and scarce books they will have the benefit of the advice and long bibliographical experience of MR. HENRY STEVENS, who, as heretofore, devotes himself to the purchase and sale of rare books. Messrs. STEVENS BROTHERS are the special agents of the International Library Exchange, established by the "American Geographical and Statistical Society of New York," and are constantly making consignments through that Institution of BOOKS, MAPS, PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS, MAGAZINES, &c., for Departments of the U. S. Government, Public Institutions, Libraries, Colleges, and Incorporated Societies. Messrs. STEVENS BROTHERS are honored with the special Agency of several American and British Institutions. Parcels of a literary or scientific character presented by Institutions or individuals in the United States or Canada to individuals or Institutes in Great Britain or on the Continent, are received and distributed with punctuality and economy. LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, AND MISCELLANEOUS ORDERS from private individuals will be executed with care and promptitude, and the goods forwarded to any part of the United States or Canada direct, or in the absence of special instructions, through their usual channels. All Parcels for America, including weekly packages for France and Germany, are forwarded under special arrangements by the INMAN STEAMERS, sailing every Wednesday from Liverpool. Consignments from America are made by the same line every Saturday from New York. Messrs. STEVENS BROTHERS desire to purchase one copy of every Book, Pamphlet, or Magazine (not a reprint) published in America. 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. OCT. 1, 1866. NEW BOOKS. ORANGE JUDD & CO., Agricultural and Rural Book Publishers, 41 PARK ROW, NEW YORK, HAVE JUST PUBLISHED PEAT AND ITS USES. By Prof. S. W. JOHNSON, of Yale College. Part I. Origin, Varieties, and Chemical Character of Peat. Part II. On the Agricultural Uses of Peat and Swamp Muck. Part III. On Peat as Fuel. QUINBY'S MYSTERIES OF BEE-KEEPING. (Entirely rewritten.) By M. QUINBY. This book is the result of thirty-five years' practical experience. 12mo., 348 pp., $1.50. BRECK'S NEW BOOK OF FLOWERS. Fully Illustrated. By JOSEPH BRECK, Practical Horticulturist. 12mo., 480 pp., $1 75. RIVERS' MINIATURE FRUIT GARDEN. Illustrated. By THOMAS RIVERS. First American, from the thirteenth English edition. 12mo., 132 pp., $1. MY VINEYARD AT LAKEVIEW; or, Successful Grape Culture. By A WESTERN GRAPE GROWER. 12mo., 143 pp., bevelled boards, $1 25. SAUNDERS DOMESTIC POULTRY. Revised and enlarged. By SIMON M. SAUNDERS. Fully Illustrated. 12mo., 168 pp., paper 40 cents; cloth, 75. IN PREPARATION: AMERICAN POMOLOGY. Part I. APPLES. By Dr. JOHN A. WARDER. BARRY'S FRUIT GARDEN. Thoroughly revised edition. By P. BARRY. MARKET AND FAMILY GARDENING. By a well known Practical Gar dener of New Jersey. SMALL FRUIT CULTURIST. By ANDREW S. FULLER, author of "Grape Culturist," and "Strawberry Culturist." PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC GARDENING. By WILLIAM N. WHITE, of Athens, Ga., editor of the "Southern Cultivator," and author of "Gardening for the South." All the above books will be thoroughly illustrated, and will prove standards in the various departments with which they are connected, as the authors are practical as well as scientific men, and understand the subjects which they write about. O. J. & Co. publish about one hundred books on Agricultural and Rural subjects, and will be adding to the number from time to time. LIBERAL DISCOUNTS will be made to the Trade, from whom Orders are solicited. 41 Park Row, New York. GEORGE W. CHILDS, PUBLISHER, Nos. 628 & 630 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. HENRY LEMMING, 9 Calle de la Paz, Madrid. GUSTAVE BOSSANGE & CO., 25 Quai Voltaire, Paris ALBERT DETKEN, Naples. GEO. N. DAVIS, 119 Rua Direita, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Agent for South America. A. ROMAN, San Francisco, California, Agent for the Pacific Coast. STEPHENS & CO., 10 Calle Mercaderes, Habana, Agents for the West Indies. 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