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 George P, Putnam

(OF THE LATE FIRM OF WILEY AND PUTNAM),

Has taken the new and commodious premises,

BROADWAY, NEW YORK

(Next building to that of the late Firm),

And continues the business of

PUBLISHING,

AND THE

IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN BOOKS,

AS ABOVE, AND AT

PUTNAM'S AMERICAN LITERARY AGENCY, 142 Strand,

LONDON

[ESTABLISHED IN 1838].

Arrangements have been made to secure at the London Agency the services of an experienced and competent Bibliographer, so that the business of executing SPECIAL ORDERS FOR THE TRADE AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS may be thoroughly regulated, and all parties giving such orders, may be fully satisfied both with regard to expedition and economy. The interests of Public Institutions, and those ordering Books in quantities will receive special attention, while it is also intended that any one ordering a single volume from Europe, may receive it promptly (if procurable), without disappointment or unnecessary expense.

Mr. PUTNAM believes that his twelve years' experience abroad in pur chasing Books for the American market, will be of service to those who may favor him with orders.

Correspondence established with PARIS, ROME, LEIPSIC, BRUS SELS, and all the principal cities on the Continent. All American Publi cations on the best terms, by the quantity or singly

N. B. CATALOGUES of extensive collections of Foreign and American Books, on all subjects, may be had on application.