Harper & Brothers, New-York, have recently issued
a new and complete Catalogue of their Publications, which
will be forwarded free of charge to any part of the United
States, upon application to them personally, or by mail,
post paid. The attention of gentlemen forming Libraries,
either public or private, is particularly solicited to this
Catalogue, which comprises about fifteen hundred volumes,
embracing the best works in the several departments of
Literature, including History, Philosophy, Science and
Art, Biography, Travel, the Classics, Belles-Lettres, Religion,
Medicine, Classical and School Books, &c.; the
works being neatly, and in many instances elegantly
printed and substantially bound, yet offered at the lowest
terms, averaging less than one half the price of the English
editions. Persons wishing to form libraries or to purchase
books to sell again, will be supplied on the best
terms when the money accompanies the order.
March, 1846 82 Cliff-street, New-York.
