BOOKSELLERS and STA TTIONERS.-Any Gentleman wishing to commence business in one of the most flourishing West End districts, will find the following an opportunity seldom to be met with. A New Stock; New Furniture to 10 or 11 Rooms; Lease 16 years. Rent £112 (worth £200). Purchase money, £750. Can nearly double the rent by letting, and the present Returns produce a Profit of £300 a year.-Apply to Mr. HOLMES, 48, Paternoster Row. TO BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, a miles Town. Rent MR. [R. GEO. NEWMAN, Auctioneer, Valuer, and Accountant to the Trade, respectfully offers his services in all matters of Transfer, Valuations for Partnerships or Probate, Assignments to Creditors, or Sales by Auction, either in town or country, and feels assured his experience and practical knowledge of its various branches enables him to render very valuable advice and assistance to either vendors or purchasers, or in any transaction of a private and confidential nature connected with the trade. expense whatever is incurred until actual business is transacted. - Offices, 26, Great Winchester Street, Broad Street, E.C. No sell an old-established Bookselling and Stationery Business. The situation is delightful; the house in first-rate order; the garden well stocked with fruit trees and choice exotics, and admirably adapted to persons seeking a country life. Held on lease at a low rent. About £950 required.— | Apply to Mr. PAGE, 20, Devereux Court, Temple, W.C. O PRINTERS and OTHERS.-To Lithographic Business, yielding a net income of £500 per annum. About £800 required.-Apply to Mr. PAGE, 20, Devereux Court, Temple, W.C. Sale under Assignment for Behoof of Creditors. XTENSIVE and Valuable Wholesale NESS for Sale, & fe-place. Clear income nearly EXTON of Machine and Hand-made Writing £250 a year. All at a valuation. £600 in cash; balance by instalments.-Apply to Mr. HOLMES, 48, Paternoster Row. T 10 BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS.-A little BUSINESS near Town, £250; Rent a little over £30; Established 22 years. Excellent Premises at Richmond; only £120 required; Lease 17 years. Brighton (without residence), £104. Hornsey Road, £130. East Coast, a fine old concern, £600. Double Front; Rent £20. Near Bath, £350. Ball's Pond, £60. Near Crystal Palace, £200. Kingsland, £140. Camden Town, £170. &c. &c.-Apply to Mr. HOLMES, 48, Paternoster Row. BE DISPOSED OF, a Small Pub Tlishing Business in Paternoster Row, with Copyright, Stereotype Plates, Wood Blocks, and Stock in quires and bound. The premises held under an agreement. Immediate possession may be had. For particulars address to A. B., at Messrs. HAMILTON & Co., 33, Paternoster Row. ANTED, to place out a highly WA respectable Youth, aged 18, in a first class Bookselling and Publishing house in the Country, Indoor. Good premium would be given; for three years.-Apply to A. B., care of Messrs. WILLIS & SOTHERAN, 136, Strand, London. ADVANTAGEOUS PARTNER SHIP in INDIA.-An enterprising, intelligent Person, not averse to a few years' residence abroad, and who can command £10,000, may have an opportunity of Joining a first-class business in India, in consequence of the senior partner wishing to retire. The business comprises several depart. ments-publishing, importing of books, stationery, all connected with the fine arts, scientific instruments and apparatus, photography, &c., wholesale and retail. It also has a printing office attached to it. To genuine inquirers every information will be afforded.-Apply in the first instance by letter to T. T., care of Mr. JAMES NEWMAN, 24, Soho Square, London. and Drawing Papers, Envelopes, Printing Papers from Crown to News, Coloured Printing Papers, Enamelled and Fancy Papers, Cartridge, Brown, and other Packing Papers, Printers' and Enamelled Cards, Steel Pens, Pencils, Sealing Wax, Inkstands, Business and Memorandum Books, and Complete Assortment of Miscellaneous Stationery, adapted for a large Wholesale and Export Trade, belonging to the Trust Estate of Mr. JOHN MILLER, Wholesale and Export Stationer, Glasgow. DUNCAN KEITH has been instructed by Messrs. JOHN MILLER and JAMES H. FERGUSON, C. A., 71, Queen Street, Glasgow, to SELL, by Public AUCTION, on the Premises, No. 1, South Hanover Street, Glasgow, about the Middle of September, the whole of the above Valuable Stock. Catalogues are in preparation, and may be obtained on application to Messrs. MILLER & FERGUSON, or DUNCAN KEITH, Auctioneer, ! Publishing Depart NO BOOKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS, WANTED, in the Pibise, ng Dasistant. To and STATIONERS. Yolleg, la above West End House, an It is essential that he should be of active habits, write a good hand, and have a knowledge of bookkeeping.-Applications to be addressed to R. B. L., care of Messrs. HAMILTON & Co., 33, Paternoster Row, E.C. R. JEANS, lately Bookseller in M Norwich, having completed his engagement with a first London House, is now open to a reengagement as Cataloguer, Accountant, and General Manager of a Business in town or country. - Address, Post Office, 163, Strand, London. T 10 BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS.-WANTED, by a Young Man who has had six years' experience, a Situation in a Wholesale or Retail House of Business, either in London or the Country.-Address, H. E., care of Mr. Owen, Bookseller, Welch pool. WANTED, a Situation as Overseer, by an experienced Printer, for some years Manager of a weekly news office, but who is at 20, desires a Situation at a Bookseller's as present, Crown Street, Liver paper.-Address, A YOUNG Lady desires an Engage T. G., 61, Liverpool. A GENTLEMAN in the Book trade will be open for a Re-engagement. Is well acquainted with all counting-house duties, and writes a fair hand. Conversant with English, French, German, and Spanish. Best references given. No objection to the Country, or to go abroad.-Apply to A. Z., 40, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, London. S WORKING MANAGER, or The Advertiser, aged 31, will shortly be open to AND PUB ΠΟ lishers.-The Advertiser wishes to meet with an Engagement as Manager or Agent. Understands the Foreign Trade.-Address, W. B., "" "BOOKSELLER Office, care of Mr. TUCKER, 10, Warwick Square, London, E.C. W ANTED, a Youth who has served part of his Time, by R. ROBERTS, Bookseller, Printer, &c., Horncastle. A FOREIGN ment the Bookselling and Business. Has had 12 months' experience, and can WANTED, by a Bookseller and Pub lisher, in a University Town, a Junior Assistant, who has had some experience in the Retail Trade; will not reside in the house.Address, with full particulars, stating Age, Salary expected, &c., F. H. R., 3, Waterloo Place, London, S.W. TO BOOKSELLERS' ASSISTANTS. -WANTED, in a Cathedral Town, two Junior Assistants. Salary out of house £40 and £50 respectively, with a rise of £5 per annum.— Address, stating Age, Qualifications, how long in the Business, with References, to B. W. H. & Co., care of Messrs. CASTLE & LAMB, 133, Salisbury Square, Fleet Street, London. ARTNERSHIP din Stationers. City, and having a connection there available for considerable extension, is desirous of joining a respectable City house.-Address, Mr. CRELLIN, Public Accountant, 15, Cannon St. West, E.C. BOOK TRADE. LITERARY GENTLEMAN, established in Holland, is desirous of entering into relation with a respectable Bookseller or Second-hand Book Trader in Great Britain, in order to supply him with English and Foreign Second-hand Books, at a considerable amount below cost price. Firms may rely upon dealing with an energetic and active person. Best references, both in England and Holland. For particulars, etc., address to A. B., care of W. J. WIJSMULLER, Wholesale Stationer, Nos. 282, 283, and 493, Huiden Straat, Amsterdam. MESSRS, L. HACHETTE & CO.'S CATALOGUE of ELECTROTYPES.Messrs. L. HACHETTE & Co., of 77, Boulevart St. Germain, Paris, and 18, King William Street, Strand, London, have much pleasure in calling the attention of the Trade to their Catalogue of Wood Engravings and Vignettes, embracing more than 12,000 subjects of their most important illustrated publications. This Catalogue has only just been issued, and may be had gratis, on application to either of the above establishments. Publishers wishing for any of the announced works may obtain them at net prices, the cost of which, however, will be returned in the event of Messrs. HACHETTE & Co. receiving an important order for Electrotypes. NOW READY. THE LAND OF ISRAEL; A JOURNAL OF TRAVELS IN PALESTINE, Undertaken with special references to its Physical Character. Br H. B. TRISTRAM, M.A., F.L.S. 672 pager, Svo, handsomely bound in cloth boards, with 2 Maps and 65 Illustrations, London :-SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. Sold at the DEPOSITORIES: 77, Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields; 4, Royal Exchange; 48, Piccadilly; and by all Booksellers. BOOKS WANTED. Letters, stating price and condition, to be forwarded to the Advertisers. No charge is made to Subscribers for inserting Books Wanted, provided the list, including the Advertiser's name, do not exceed six lines: any excess must be paid for at the rate of sixpence per line, Catalogues wanted, or Books not mentioned by name bearing on special subjects, must be paid for at the same rate, and stamps sent with the List, or the "Want" will not be inserted. Books previously advertised for in any other publication are not admissible, and the Editor holds himself at liberty to reject or leave out any list or books he may think proper, without assigning any reason for so doing. Lists of Wants must be received by the 25th of the Month. S. ALEXANDER, 20, KINGSLAND ROAD, N.E, Oliver Twist. Nos. 6, 7, 9, 10. Comic Rome. Nos. 5, 6, 7. Evans's Old Ballads. 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