University of Virginia Library

BRAINARD & CO.'S

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
LITERARY DEPOTS,
No. 13 Court-street, Boston, and 89 Chestnut-st., Philadelphia.

Where they are constanly receiving all the New and Cheap Literature published, and which they offer for sale, wholesale and
retail, at the very lowest prices, in part as follows:

STANDARD WORKS.

ALISON'S HISTORY OF EUROPE, in 16 Nos., at 25 cents
each.

SHAKSPEARE'S DRAMATIC WORKS, in eight Nos. at 2
cents each.

McCULLOCH'S GAZETEER, 18 Nos., at 25 cents each.

HANNAH MOORE'S WORKS.

FROISART'S CHRONICLES of England, France and Spain,
in 10 Nos., at 25 cents each.

MACUALEY'S MISCELLANIES, 4 vols., 25 cents each.

BRANDE'S ENCYCLOPEDIA, nearly complete, in 12 parts, at
25 cents each.

NOVELS AND TALES.

                                 

False Heir,	12 1-2
Home, translated by Mary Howit,	12 1-2
Neighbors,	12 1-2
Ringwood the Rover, by Herbert,	12 1-2
Marmaduke Wyvil, by Herbert	37 1-2
Irish Sketch Book, M. A. Titmarsh,	37 1-2
Uscoque, by Madame Dudevant,	12 1-2
Mark Manly, by Professor Ingraham,	12 1-2
Carrero, by E. Flagg,	12 1-2
Kate, by a Lady Chrysalis,	12 1-2
The Twins, by Frederika Bremer,	12 1-2
Angela, by F. A. Durivage,	12 1-2
Falkland, by Bulwer,	12 1-2
Vaninka, by A. Dumas,	12 1-2
Anselmo, from the French,	12 1-2
Caleb Stukely,	12 1-2
Tailor's Apprentice,	12 1-2

                                 

Man of the People,	12 1-2
Miser, by H. D. Inglis,	12 1-2
Child of the Wreck, by T. S. Arthur,	12 1-2
Quod Correspondence,	50
Ruined Family, 2 vols.,	50
Harry Lorrequer,	50
Hector O'Halloran,	50
Prose Romances, by E. A. Poe,	1-2 1-2
Wild Scenes in Forest and Prairie,	50
Married Men,	12 1-2
Charles O'Malley,	50
Windsor Castle,	12 1-2
Lost Ship,	25
Tom Stapleton,	25
Morris Grame,	12 1-2
Forest Days, by James,	1 1-2
The Uscoque, by Madame Dudevant,	12 1-2

MAGAZINES.

       

Graham's Magazine,	$3 00 per annum.
Godey's Lady's Book,	3 00 per annum.
Lady's Companion,	3 00 per annum.
Miss Leslie's Magazine,	1 50 per annum.

       

American Family Magazine,	2 00 per annum.
Lady's Musical Library,	per annum.
Ladies' National Magazine,	per annum.
Pierian, or Youth's Fountain,	1 00 per annum.

ORDERS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO

J. H. VAN VORX,
89 CHESNUT-ST., PHILADELPHIA.

BRAINARD & CO.,
13 COURT-ST., BOSTON.

PROFESSOR INGRAHAM
IS NOW ENGAGED IN WRITING A SERIES OF
ORIGINAL ROMANCES,
EXPRESSLY FOR THE SUBSCRIBER.

They will appear at regular periods—about one month elapsing
between the publication of each.

As this justly celebrated writer has engaged to devote nearly
his whole time to the production of these works, they will be
found fully equal if not superior to anything that has heretofore
proceeded from his inventive and brilliant intellect.

NEW WORK BY PROFESSOR INGRAHAM.

On the 20th of August will be published a new novellette from
the pen of Professor Ingraham, entittled,

FANNY:
OR, THE HUNCHBACK AND THE ROUE.

It will be beautifully printed in a very convenient shape, and
sold at the low price of 12 1-2 cents.

THE USCOQUE:
OR,
THE RED TURBAN OF
THE ARCHIPELAGO.

TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF
GEORGE SAND, MADAME DUDEVANT.

This powerfully written work—the most saleable ever published
in Paris—has been most ably translated by one of our most
talented writers, and has been published by the subscriber in a
neat style, at the low price of 12 1-2 cents.

GREAT WORK!

PAUL DE KOCK'S BEST NOVEL
THE MAN
WITH THREE PAIR OF PANTS.

Has been faithfully translated by one of our most humorous native
writers, and will be published in a few days. This is no mere
adaptation, but even the singular and amusing style of the match-less
Frenchman has been happily imitated by the able translator.
The Paris Moniteur says of this work: “It is read by all classes—
the haughty duchess throws down the gorgeously garnished annual,
tired of its vapid sentimentality, and eagerly pores over the
graphic delineations in this unique volume; while the merry-hearted
grisette laughs as though she would burst her boddice as
her sparkling eye falls upon one of the many funny scenes which
are so plentifully sprinkled through this capital book. True there
are some passages which we would fain have omitted, but as the
author seems to think otherwise, we must excuse a little dross
in consideration of so much pure gold.”

Price—12 1-2 cents each. A liberal discount made to the
trade.

* * * Agents who wish a supply of the first edition must be prompt
with their orders.

FALKLAND.

A Romance.

BY SIR E. L. BULWER,
Author of “Eugene Aram,” “Paul Clifford,” “Rienzi,” “Devereaux.”.

“The Last of the Barons,” &c., &c.

The second edition of this admirable Romance being exhausted, we
shall publish a third edition in a few days. Agents will forward their orders
as soon as possible.

Price, $8 per hundred. Single copies, 12 1-2 cents.

E. P. WILLIAMS,
22 CONGRESS-STREET