NEW EDITION of LOW'S "LIST of PLACES of PUBLIC WORSHIP in LONDON and its ENVIRONS," for the Year 1851, is nearly ready. It offers a most desirable medium for any Advertisement addressed more especially to Visitors to London during the Exhibition. ***Advertisements should be sent at the latest by the 10th of April.

BOOKS WANTED TO PURCHASE.

*** Letters to be addressed to Mr. SAMPSON Low, Office of the Publishers' Circular, stating lowest price, carriage free. Adams's Artificial Pupil of the Eye.

Hewitt's Chronicles of Ancient Armour, 11th to 17th Cen- Tytler's History of Scotland. Vols. 6, 7, 9. turies.

At Newport, on Wednesday, April 16th, 1851, at

Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, Messrs. R. D. and TO PRINTERS and BOOKSELLERS.—

B. T. Thurgood will sell by Public Auction, at the Rev. J. H. Hopkins's, Newport, Essex, about HREE HUNDRED VOLUMES of BOOKS, including the Works and Life of Dr. Owen, 21 vols.--Bayle's Historical and Critical Dictionary, 5 vols. folio-Calmet's Dictionary of the

Bible and Fragments, 3 vols. 4to.-beautiful Beza's

Bible, 1607, folio-ancient Platform of Hops, &c., by
Thomas Hill, 1573, black letter, in good condition,
-The Bishop's Annotations on the New Testament,
with Portraits of Archbishop Chichely and Bishop
Tonstall, fine copy-Works of the famous William
Perkins, 1616, and many other Ancient and Modern
Works. Catalogues may be had Eight days prior to
the Sale on the Premises, or of

Messrs. R. D. and B. T. Thurgood, Land Agents,
Saffron Walden.

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at 22.

BOOKSELLERS and others.-PRE

To be disposed of, an excellent BUSINESS in a Midland Counties Town, having a population of 4000, with no competitor. A part of incoming may remain, on satisfactory security being given.-For locality and particulars apply to Messrs. Williams, Coopers, and Co., 85, West Smithfield.

TO STATIONERS, &c.—A most advanta

geous opportunity presents itself to a person who established and valuable COUNTRY BUSINESS, can command about £1,300, to purchase an oldin a populous neighbourhood, where there is scarcely any opposition.-Apply to Williams, Coopers, Boyle, and Co., 85, West Smithfield, London.

To

MASTER PRINTERS and BINDERS. A Young Man, who is practically acquainted with the Printing and Binding is desirous of obtaining a permanent SITUATION. Respectable references will be given.-Apply, stating terms, to

MISES to LET in Paternoster Row. Apply W. B., care of Mr. John Hughes, Ave-Maria Lane,

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London.

STATIONERS and others.-In a flourish-TO BOOKSELLERS' ASSISTANTS.— ing Seaport Town in the North.-Mr. Page is directed to sell a highly respectable STATIONERY and BOOKSELLING BUSINESS, established many years, and now in full trade. The returns are

large, and present a favourable opportunity to parties

with £1,000.-Apply to Mr. Page, Auctioneer and Valuer, 28, Moorgate Street.

SISTANT.-Apply, by letter, stating age, last em-
Wanted, by a Bookseller, a Young Man as AS-
ployment, references, and salary required, to O. V.,
Publishers' Circular Office, 169, Fleet Street.
TO PRINTERS.-Wanted, a SITUATION

in a Jobbing Office, by a Young Man well acquainted with the business: having a slight knowledge of the binding, would have no objection to assist oc

TO BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, &c,casionally. The Country preferred.-Address C. E.. -In the best part of a populous Western City, Mrs. Ellis's, New Street, Shipston-on-Stour, Wora BUSINESS, which may be most considerably extended, is offered solely on account of the illness of

the proprietor, from which cause also no goodwill is required. The coming-in is expected to be about £700. Further particulars may be had from Mr. Gray, Bookseller and Valuer to the Trade, 131, High Street, Croydon.

TO STATIONERS, BOOKSELLERS, and others. In a delightful situation close to the

Parks. Mr. Page is desired to sell a most attractive BOOKSELLING and STATIONERY BUSINESS, with a Public Library. The returns are good and rapidly increasing. About £800 required.-Apply

to Mr. Page, Auctioneer and Valuer, 28, Moorgate St.
WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS and

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STATIONERS.-An extensive Publisher of
Cheap and Popular Books, of general sale, is desirous
of placing his Catalogues in the hands of any respect-
able Houses which travel, and can undertake to collect

ord and receive the accounts, on liberal terms of
ission.-Apply B. C., care of Mr. Southee, 59,
Fleet Street, London.

TO BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS. -A Young Man, 23 years of age, of thorough business habits, is desirous of an engagement as an ASSISTANT to a Retail Bookseller and Stationer, or of undertaking the Management of a Concern, either in Town or Country. He has had nine years' experience in some of the first houses in the retail

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TO BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, and

LIBRARIANS.-Wanted, a situation as ASSISTANT, by a Young Man who has been eight years in the above businesses. No objection to the Country.-Address A. T. H., Messrs. Hamilton, Adams, and Co. Paternoster Row.

TO BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, and

LIBRARIANS.-A Young Man, 22 years of age, who has just left his situation with seven years' experience, is desirous of a RE-ENGAGEMENT, rences.-Address S. S., Publishers' Circular Office, either in Town or Country. Can offer good refe

169, Fleet Street, London.

TO BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, and
23, who can be well recommended, a SITUATION,
PRINTERS.-Wanted, by a Young Man, aged
where he would make himself useful in the Shop or
Printing Office. Salary not so much an object as a
Place, Stapleton Road, Bristol.
comfortable home.-Address E. J. T., 9, Abbottsham

TO BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS,
-The Advertiser, a Young Man well acquainted
with the retail of the above businesses, is desirous of
meeting with an ENGAGEMENT. Has a know-
ledge of the Stamp business. The Country preferred.
Address X. Z., Mr. Stephens's, Shipston-on-
Stour, Worcestershire.

trade, and can produce the most satisfactory testi-TO
monials as to character and other qualifications.-
Address A. A., care of Mr. Kimber, 5, King Street,
Holborn.

O STATIONERS' ASSISTANTS, Whole-
sale and Retail.-Wanted, in an old-established

house, two respectable Young Men, of active, pushing business habits; one to act as CASH COLLECTOR, the other as SHOPMAN; and both as Town Travellers if required. They must be thoroughly acquainted with the Paper and Account-book trades, good Salesmen, and capable of taking orders for all kinds of Printing. Security required; and none need apply whose character will not bear the strictest investigation. Apply, by letter only, to Alpha, Mr. Thornhill's, 12, Gracechurch Street, City.

PRINTERS and BOOKBINDERS.

Wanted for the Country a steady and sober middle-aged PERSON, who thoroughly understands the uusal routine of a Jobbing Office; he must be also competent to bind Shop Stationery, &c. References as to character and ability will be required.-Address, pre-paid, to R. Z. Y., care of Messrs. Batty and Melville, Wholesale Stationers, 174, Aldersgate St. London. PO BOOKSELLERS' ASSISTANTS.то

Wanted, a YOUNG MAN thoroughly competent to undertake the management of a Bookselling and Stationery Business at a first-class Railway Station. None need apply whose character as to ability, &c., will not bear the strictest investigation. Security required.-Apply to Messrs. W. H. Smith and Son, 136, Strand, London.

Valuable Literary Property.

STOCK, COPYRIGHT, AND STEREOTYPE PLATES

OF

DR. LARDNER'S CABINET CYCLOPEDIA.

MR. HODGSON
Will sell by Auction,

At the LONDON COFFEE-HOUSE, Ludgate Hill, London,
On WEDNESDAY, the 16th day of APRIL, 1851,

AT ONE O'CLOCK PRECISELY,

THE ENTIRE

COPYRIGHT, STOCK, STEREOTYPE PLATES, STEEL PLATES, AND WOODCUTS

OF

DR. LARDNER'S CABINET CYCLOPÆDIA,

In 133 Volumes, foolscap 8vo. ;-together with

THE COPYRIGHT OF

SIR JAMES MACKINTOSH'S

HISTORY of the REVOLUTION in ENGLAND in 1688;
And the COPYRIGHTS, or SHARES in the Copyrights, of the
separate Editions, in 8vo. of

HERSCHEL'S OUTLINES of ASTRONOMY,
BISHOP THIRLWALL'S HISTORY of GREECE,
And of (in One Volume, 12mo.)

DR. SCHMITZ'S ABRIDGMENT of

BISHOP THIRLWALL'S HISTORY of GREECE.

The CABINET CYCLOPÆDIA embraces a body of Original Works on

History,
Biography,

Literature,
The Sciences,

Arts, and
Manufactures;

comprising Contributions from the most Eminent Writers of the age in the various departments.

Independently of the Three separate Works above enumerated, the Series consists of 1615 double foolscap Sheets of Stereotype Plates, with numerous Steel Plates and Engravings on Wood.

PARTICULARS and CONDITIONS of SALE may be had of

Mr. HODGSON, 192, Fleet Street.

Printed at 57, Skinner Street, Snowhill, in the City of London, by ELIEZER Chater WILSON, of 6, Palmer Terrace, in the Parish of St. Mary, Islington; and published by SAMPSON Low, of 14, Great James Street, in the Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, at the Office, 169, Fleet Street, in the Parish of St. Dunstan in the West.-Tuesday, April 1, 1851.

General Record of British and Foreign Literature ;

CONTAINING A COMPLETE ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

The ANNUAL CATALOGUE, including Pamphlets, Single Sermons, &c. is now ready, price 2s. 6d.

ANIMAL MAGNETISM.-Dr. Gregory's Letters to a Candid Inquirer, with description and analysis of the Phenomena, will be published on Thursday. (Vide Adv. 305.)

The Editor of the "Art Journal" proposes to publish an Illustrated Catalogue of the Great Exhibition to the extent of more than 200 pages, including about 300 woodcuts of the best and most suggestive of the works contributed from all parts. To the subscribers this will form a portion of four double numbers of the Journal, which will be afterwards published in a separate form at an advanced price. (Vide Adv. 144.)

The Correspondence of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford, and the Rev. William Mason, edited by the Rev. J. Mitford, will be ready in a few days.

The SOCIETY OF ARTS, and the Special Prize List for the Session 1850-51.—The Council have, in consequence of numerous representations, enlarged the time for the delivery of the Treatises until the 30th of November next.

Canon Wordsworth's "Memoirs of William Wordsworth" will be published this day.

ADAMS (J.)- Life and Works of John Adams, Second
President of the United States. 10 vols. large Svo. Vol. 2,
(Boston, U.S.) pp. 542, 20s. (all yet published) .... [1784
AMERICAN ALMANAC (The) and Repository of Useful
Knowledge for the Year 1851. Post 8vo. (Boston, U.S.)
sewed, 55.....
..[1785

AMERICAN ANNUAL of Scientific Discovery: a Year

Book of Facts in Science and Art for the Year 1851.
Edited by David A. Wells, A.M.; and Geo. Bliss, Jun.
Post Svo. (Boston, 1851), cloth, 8s. 6d.
. [1786

(Vide Adv. 318.)

ANDERSEN (H. C.)-The Life and Adventures of a Fir
Tree: a Christmas Story for Children. By H. C. Ander-
SELL. Translated by a Lady. Square, pp. 24, ɛd. 6d. [1787

APEL (H.)-German Grammar, on Dr. Becker's System;
for the use of Schools and Self Tuition: with Exercises,
Examples, &c. By H. Apel. 3d edit. greatly enlarged
and improved, 12mo. pp. 230, cloth, 7s. 6d.........[1788
(Vide Adv. 293.)
AYRE (J.) - -Christian Philanthropist's Pilgrimage,
Cantos 1 and 2; and other Poems. By Joseph Ayre,
M.D. 8vo. pp. 114, cloth, 5s........

..[1789

Alphabetical List of New Works-continued.