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6. P. PUTNAM'S
LIST OF
NEW PUBLICATIONS
AND
WORKS IN PREPARATION.
IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN BOOKS.
MR. PUTNAM'S Branch of the American Literary Agency (established in 183S) ts
still continued by him in London, under the charge of MR. THOMAS DELF, an experienced
and competent bibliographer. Mr. Putnam has also special agents in Paris, Brussels, Leipsic,
and Leghorn, and can thus aflbrd every facility to private persons, as well as to Booksellers
and Public Institutions, for procuring Books, Stationery, Maps, $c., <3*c, from all the princi-
pal cities in Europe, in the most expeditious and economical manner.
Particular attention is given also to the procuring of old and scarce books, by means of
advertising, &c, <fcc. Mr. Putnam believes that his twelve years' experience in the execution of
orders of all kinds, gives him advantages that are inferior to none, and which cannot fail to be
appreciated by tho.se who favor him with their business.
An order for a single volume will at all times receive the same careful attention as larger or-
ders. Any party preferring to correspond directly with the London house, will find his orders
promptly attended to, provided they are addressed " T. Delf, Putnam's American Agency,
London," and accompanied with a remittance or satisfactory references.
BOOKS, &C, DUTY FREE.
*/ By arecent Act of Congress, all Colleges, Academies, Seminaries of Learning,
or other Societies established for Philosophical or Literary purposes, or for tub
■Encouragement of the Fine Arts, may Import Books, Maps, Coins, Statuary, Phi-
losophical Apparatus, &c, Free of Duty. Public Institutions of this description, wishing *
to secure this advantage, will have their orders executed in a most satisfactory manner by for-
warding them to G. P. Putnam direct.
N. B.—CATALOGUES of New Books published in London, with CHEAP LISTS, <fec, an
put up monthly in small packages, and forwarded gratis to all who may desire them.
ORDERS FORWARDED BY EVERY STEAMER J
and, if desired, and the books can be readily procured, they will be received by return steamer
Subscriptions received por Periodicals, Newspapers, &c, published abroad.
Lists supplied on application.
3 tarnl (Cntnlngro
of A vert extensive collection of
STANDARD WORKS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE & ART,
INCLUDING FOREIGN AND AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS,
Nearly Heady.
It will be scntgrali« on application.
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155 Broadway, New-Yobi,
6. P. PUTNAM'S
LIST OF
NEW PUBLICATIONS
AND
WORKS IN PREPARATION.
IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN BOOKS.
MR. PUTNAM'S Branch of the American Literary Agency (established in 183S) ts
still continued by him in London, under the charge of MR. THOMAS DELF, an experienced
and competent bibliographer. Mr. Putnam has also special agents in Paris, Brussels, Leipsic,
and Leghorn, and can thus aflbrd every facility to private persons, as well as to Booksellers
and Public Institutions, for procuring Books, Stationery, Maps, $c., <3*c, from all the princi-
pal cities in Europe, in the most expeditious and economical manner.
Particular attention is given also to the procuring of old and scarce books, by means of
advertising, &c, <fcc. Mr. Putnam believes that his twelve years' experience in the execution of
orders of all kinds, gives him advantages that are inferior to none, and which cannot fail to be
appreciated by tho.se who favor him with their business.
An order for a single volume will at all times receive the same careful attention as larger or-
ders. Any party preferring to correspond directly with the London house, will find his orders
promptly attended to, provided they are addressed " T. Delf, Putnam's American Agency,
London," and accompanied with a remittance or satisfactory references.
BOOKS, &C, DUTY FREE.
*/ By arecent Act of Congress, all Colleges, Academies, Seminaries of Learning,
or other Societies established for Philosophical or Literary purposes, or for tub
■Encouragement of the Fine Arts, may Import Books, Maps, Coins, Statuary, Phi-
losophical Apparatus, &c, Free of Duty. Public Institutions of this description, wishing *
to secure this advantage, will have their orders executed in a most satisfactory manner by for-
warding them to G. P. Putnam direct.
N. B.—CATALOGUES of New Books published in London, with CHEAP LISTS, <fec, an
put up monthly in small packages, and forwarded gratis to all who may desire them.
ORDERS FORWARDED BY EVERY STEAMER J
and, if desired, and the books can be readily procured, they will be received by return steamer
Subscriptions received por Periodicals, Newspapers, &c, published abroad.
Lists supplied on application.
3 tarnl (Cntnlngro
of A vert extensive collection of
STANDARD WORKS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE & ART,
INCLUDING FOREIGN AND AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS,
Nearly Heady.
It will be scntgrali« on application.
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