WILLIAM TEGG, PUBLISHER and GENERAL MERCHANT, begs respect fully to inform his Correspondents and Merchants Abroad, that he is prepared to execute Orders for all descriptions of Goods. As every advantage will be given to the Purchaser by selecting from the best and cheapest markets, each Order must be accompanied by a remittance to cover the amount, or reference to some merchant in London. No charge made for Packing, and Cases charged at the cost price. London : 12 Pancras Lane, Queen Street, Cheapside, E.C. THE CHAMPION PRINTING MACHINE. YE CAXTON. "DARLINGTON AND STOCKTON TIMES OFFICE, "Mr. MYERS.-DEAR SIR,-We have now had your Caxton' Machine in regular use nearly two years, and it affords me very great pleasure to be able to add my testimony to the many others in its favour, as I consider it a very excellent machine. "When we were about to enlarge the newspaper to eight pages, I made all the inquiries possible respecting the various machines in the market, and personally inspected a great many. After rejecting all the complicated and toy machines, and also those of the old-fashioned construction and exorbitant price, we were left with three kinds to choose from—viz. THE NAPIER, YE CAXTON," and BROWN'S KIRKCALDY.' After due consideration as to difference in price, ease in management, and working (i.e. driving power-we wanted a machine to turn by hand, large enough to print matter 52 x 36 inches), perfection in construction, adaptation to job-work as well as the newspaper, &c. &c., we decided to give yours the preference; and I am glad, for my own comfort and satisfaction, to be able to say that I do not regret the choice-in fact, if any other maker would now remove your machine, and place his in its place, free of all cost, we would not accept his offer. Your machine has some points of excellence not possessed by any other machine that I know of. I shall be at all times happy to show the machine, or answer any inquiries respecting it. I would wish also to express my high esteem for your prompt straightforward method of conducting business, and to thank you for your kind manner of accommodating local necessities and individual opinions. "Wishing you all the success you so fully deserve, "I am, Sir, yours respectfully, MR. R. MYERS, Sole Inventor, Maker, and Proprietor of the "Caxton Machine" (Gripper), unchallenged as the best Single Cylinder Machine for Book, News, Broadside, and General Jobbing Work, and of whose make about 400 Machines are satisfactorily at work in all parts of Great Britain, India, Australia, New Zealand, and the Channel Islands, begs to inform Printers, Merchants, and Shippers, that he does not exhibit his Machine at the International Exhibition, having failed to obtain space by too late an application. As the Commissioners will necessarily award a Medal or Commendation to some Machine exhibited there, Mr. Myers now gives notice that he will challenge, or accept the challenge, of the Machine so commended, to a trial of merits for £50, which the loser shall pay to the Printers' Pension Society. The Machines to be thus tested not to be less than Double Demy size, as that and Double Royal are the most useful sizes to a General Printing Office. A Committee of Printers, of known respectability, to be the Judges. Acceptance of Challenge to be advertised in Trade Publications. Mr. Myers cautions the Trade that he has no other Establishment or Factory at any place but at RIFFIN ANTIQUARIAN.-A New manufactured of pure linen rags, free from all and Choice Hand-made DRAWING PAPER, chemical bleach, of moderate and uniform grain (that will permit of the paper being cut up for comparatively small drawings), carefully sized, and admirably adapted for taking colour. Firm, strong, and tough. În every respect the finest Drawing paper yet made. Manufactured specially for Winsor & Newton, by Messrs. Balston, the makers of the celebrated J. Whatman's Drawing Paper. Retail price per large Sheet of 52 inches by 30 inches, 7s. Solid Sketch Books made of this Paper always kept in stock. Winsor & Newton, Manufacturing | Artists' Colourmen, and Drawing-Paper Stationers, 38 Rathbone Place, London, W. MR. GEO. NEWMAN is directed to TO PRINTERS. - For immediate Dis Sell the TRADE of a Printer, Bookseller, and Stationer, eligibly situate in a first-class Town in the North. The returns are nearly £5,000 per annum, and may be entered upon for £1,250.Apply to Mr. Geo. Newman, Valuer to the Trade, 10 George Yard, Lombard Street, E.C. R. GEO. NEWMAN has been directed posal, at Valuation, a good Steam Printing BUSINESS, established ten years. Apply to | A. M., Publishers' Circular Office, 47 Ludgate Hill, London. An excellent 26-inch GUILLOTINE CUTTING MACHINE, and Crown LITHOGRAPHIC PRESS, by Grieg, for Sale, with Stones, &c.; all nearly new. M to Dispose of a valuable Continental Book- PARTNERSHIP. Wanted, a PART selling and Stationery BUSINESS, together with a Public Library. The returns are good, and will require about £800.-Apply to Mr. Geo. Newman, Valuer and Auctioneer, 10 George Yard, Lombard Street, E.C. MR. GEO. NEWMAN is directed to sell an old-established Printing, Bookselling, and Stationery BUSINESS, eligibly situate, within two miles of the City, in a first-class neighbourhood. About £1,300 required. Apply to Mr. George MR. For the entire concern to be sold at a valuation. For full particulars apply to Mr. Holmes, Agent and Valuer to the Trade, 48 Paternoster Row. MR. R. HOLMES is instructed to Sell a BUSINESS in the Country, established about 80 years. The returns are close upon £2,000 a-year, and capable of being increased. Situate in the centre of a thriving Town. £900 to £1,000 required. Address Mr. Holmes, 48 Paternoster Row. MR. R. HOLMES is instructed to find a PARTNER in a Wholesale Business. Returns large, and producing a clear profit of several hundreds per annum. About £1,000 required. — For particulars apply personally (if convenient) to Mr. Holmes, 48 Paternoster Row. NER, with about £400, to join the Advertiser in taking an established Wholesale Stationery, Paper Bag, and General Steam Printing BUSINESS.-Apply to A. Z., Publishers' Circular Office, 47 Ludgate Hill, London. TO BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS. For Disposal, a thriving CONCERN, situated in the best part of a large Seaport Town in the South of England. Established eleven years, and the Returns yearly increasing. Stock and Fixtures may be taken at a valuation. Estimated amount R. T., care of Mr. W. Allen, La Belle Sauvage required, £500.- For further particulars address Yard, London, E.C. A PRINTING BUSINESS, with Weekly Newspaper and Monthly Periodical, to be Disposed of, a short distance from London. Nothing else of the kind within seven miles. An excellent Rent opening for Bookselling and Stationery. (including good dwelling-house), £25 per annum. Coming-in about £400.-Address C. D., Chronicle Office, Edgware, N.W. TO COMMISSION TRAVELLERS. A Publishing Firm is desirous of meeting with a Gentleman who already represents one or more respectable Houses, and is open to take another.-Address, with particulars of existing and previous engagements, terms, &c., A.B.C., Publishers' Circular Office, 47 Ludgate Hill, London. то O STATIONERS' ASSISTANTS. Wanted, in Yorkshire, an efficient ASSISTANT. Must be energetic and of good address, and possess a thorough knowledge of the trade in all its branches. Will be required to solicit orders occasionally.-Address, with full particulars and salary required, B. T. S., care of Fourdrinier, Hunt, & Co., Sherborne Lane, King William Street. WANTED, a DESIGNER, WOOD and STEEL ENGRAVER, to Design and Execute for a New Work.-Also, to Purchase, Copyright and Stereotypes of any Standard Work Publishers' Circular Office, 47 Ludgate Hill, London. or Illustrated Magazine, &c.-Apply to A. D., 'TO BOOKSELLERS' ASSISTANTS.Το Wanted, immediately, an ASSISTANT or TURNOVER APPRENTICE to the Stationery business, in North Lancashire. Apply, stating salary expected, and references, which must be unInn, Holborn, London. exceptionable, to M., Messrs. Howes & Co., Thavies WANTED, immediately, a good general BOOKBINDER. One acquainted with the Printing preferred.-Address, with full particulars and references, to Mr. Butcher, Stationer, Wey mouth. WA WANTED, by a Young Lady, a Situation in a Bookseller's shop, or Fancy trade. No salary required for the first twelve months. Firstclass references.-Address P. S., 43 High Street, Lewes, Sussex. то O BOOKSELLERS, PRINTERS, and STATIONERS.-A practical steady Young Man, aged 23, is open to an immediate Engagement after the 23rd instant, his present one ceasing on that date. He is well initiated in the entire routine of the business in every department.-For references, &c. (which are unexceptionable), address A. B. C., care of Mr. Alexander Heylin, 28 Paternoster Row, London, E.C. WANTED, by a Young Man of TO BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS. thorough business habits and many years' T Wanted, by a Young Man of business habits, a experience in all branches of the Stationery business, Re-engagement as above. Has a good general a Re-engagement. Has likewise a thorough know knowledge of the several branches of the trade, ledge of Bookkeeping, Accounts, &c., and is fully including Bookkeeping, and a practical knowledge competent to take charge in the absence of the of Printing. Unexceptionable references.-Address principal. First-class references.-Address P.M.P., G. D., Post Office, Hastings, Sussex. 103 Cheapside, London. TO BOOKSELLERS & PUBLISHERS. Wanted, by the Advertiser, aged 25, a situation as ASSISTANT or COLLECTOR. Five years' excellent character from present employer. Address B. F., 3 St. Peter's Street, River Lane, Islington. TO BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS. Wanted, by a respectable Young Man, of sober and industrious habits, a Situation as above. Four years' satisfactory reference from last employer. Address E. N., 12 St. Mark Street, Gloucester. LEADERS, ARTICLES, INDEXES, TO BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS. PROOFS, and GENERAL LITERARY WORK, by an experienced Employé of the Daily Press, who has some little leisure.-Address Press, Beal's Photographic Warehouse, 8 Paternoster Row, London, E.C. то Wanted, by a respectable Young Man, a situation as ASSISTANT. Well acquainted with the Bookselling and Stationery business, and also the Fancy trade. Good references.-Address G. J. J., 4 Upper Parade, Leamington, Warwickshire. STATIONERS, BOOKSELLERS, &c.—The Advertiser, who has had consider-TO BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS. able experience in the above branches, is desirous Wanted, a situation as ASSISTANT. Age 21; of forming a re-engagement as ASSISTANT.- five years' experience.-Apply A. E., 179 Ceme Address Liber, Post Office, Churton Street, Pimlico. tery Road, Sheffield. S ASSISTANT.-A Young Man, of good address, and who has first-class references, desires a Situation. Has been nine years in the trade; is accustomed to a responsible post, and can Manage a business.-Address Bookseller, 42 Spencer Street, London, E.C. TO STATIONERS, &c.-A Young Man, TO BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS. Wanted, by a Young Man who has a good knowledge of his business, a situation as ASSIST ANT in the above trade. First-class references.— Apply E., 227 Bristol Street, Birmingham. TO STATIONERS, BOOKSELLERS, and NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS. Wanted, by a Young Man of good experience and address, a situation as ASSISTANT or MANAGER. Accustomed to the Counter, Soliciting, Correspondence, and Accounts. A five years' and other references.-Address A. B., Mr. Pinckney's, Marlborough, Wilts. THE Advertiser, calling on Booksellers having charge of the Town Department of a and Stationers in Seaport Towns, offers selarge Manufacturing and General Stationery Busi-curity for a COMMISSION.-Apply Alpha, Box! ness, is open for another Engagement. Address 34, Post Office, Hartlepool. Publishers Circular Office, 47 Ludgate Hill, E.C. TO PUBLISHERS. Wanted, a engagement as BOOKKEEPER or CORRESPONDENT. Is experienced, and has first-rate testimonials. Able to act as Sub-Editor. Aged 29. Salary moderate.-F. G., 37 Alfred Street, Bedford Square, W.C. TO STATIONERS.-Wanted, by a Young Lady, a situation as ASSISTANT. Has a good address, and a perfect knowledge of the business in all its branches.-Address B. T. S., | care of Fourdrinier, Hunt, & Co., Sherborne Lane, King William Street, London. A TRAVELLER in the Stationery Trade, TO PRINTERS & BOOKBINDERS.— ¦ in the Midland District, is open to an additional Commission.-Address H. H. W., Post Office, Wolverhampton. Wanted, by a Young Man, aged 23, a Situa. tion in the above capacity. Has worked 12 months on a Newspaper.-Address, stating terms, S. S., 24 Vale Place, Tonbridge, Kent. TO COLONIAL BOOKSELLERS. OCKWOOD & CO., WHOLESALE AND EXPORT BOOKSELLERS, execution of Miscellaneous Orders for Books, Periodicals, Stationery, &c. &c. Liberal Terms, unfailing punctuality, and the greatest attention and accuracy, may be relied upon. MONTHLY SELECTIONS OF NEW BOOKS. LOCKWOOD & CO., having had many years' experience (in connection with one of the principal Wholesale Houses in the trade) in the Selection of New Books for the Colonies, have become intimately acquainted with the requirements of the Colonial markets, and respectfully offer the benefits of this experience to the Trade. Gentlemen favouring L. & Co. with their Commissions may depend upon receiving impartial, carefully-selected, and early supplies. No undue preponderance is given to the publications of any particular house or houses; but a selection of all good and suitable books, in numbers proportioned to their importance and the extent of the commission, is made. Orders must be accompanied with a Remittance, or reference to a firm at home for payment on shipment. TO MASTER PRINTERS, BOOK WANTED, by a Young Man, a per BINDERS, &c.-Wanted, by a steady respectable Young Man, a permanent Situation in a Jobbing Office. Can work at Plain Bookbinding, and would have no objection to assist in the Shop. First-class references given.-Address J. C., Post Office, Shepton Mallet, Somerset. TO MASTER PRINTERS.-Wanted, by a steady respectable Young Man, who has been in business, a Situation in, or to take the Management of, a general Jobbing Office.-Address Quarto, Publishers' Circular Office, 47 Ludgate Hill, London. situation as COMPOSITOR and PRESSMAN, or General Hand. Has had expe rience on a Weekly Newspaper. 1 Can have good testimonial as to character and abilities.-Apply to G. S., care of Mr. Fawcett, Market Place, Sleaford, Lincolnshire. TobyMASTER Man, a good and steady Compositor, is in want of a permanent Situation in a News or Jobbing Office.-Address Z., Mr. May's, John Street, Snenton, Nottingham. TO PRINTERS.-A steady respectable Man, accustomed to good Jobbing Work, would meet with a comfortable and permanent COMPOSITOR, News or Jobbing; or to Situation. One who can rule, preferred.-Apply work a News or Jobbing Machine. References if required.-R. H., Publishers' Circular Office, 47 Ludgate Hill, London, E.C. by letter, with reference to last employer, copies of testimonials, and stating salary required, Y 7, Publishers' Circular Office, 47 Ludgate Hill, London. DAY & SON, Lithographers to the Queen, execute in the best style, on the most reasonable terms, and with despatch, every description of Lithography, Chromo-lithography, and Steel and Copperplate Printing, Artistic or Commercial. Applications for Estimates will meet with prompt attention. Gate Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. NEW [EW AMERICAN BOOKS (vide List, p. 319). - Importations received Every Week, which include all the New Books of interest in advance of, or immediately upon, American publication. Lists forwarded regularly, where requested; and any work not in stock will be obtained within six weeks from order. Sampson Low, Son, & Co., English and American Booksellers and Publishers, 47 Ludgate Hill. Books Wanted to Purchase. Particulars of price, &c. to be sent direct to the parties whose names and addresses are given. NOTICE. As a reply to any correspondents complaining of the omission of their wants, we beg to draw attention to the following: N.B. BOOKS IN PRINT NOT ADVERTISED FOR. Angier, S. H., 4 Eastcheap, E.C. Lobineau's History of Bretagne Anderson & Son, Booksellers, Manchester Eclectic Review, about 30 vols. 1805-37. Barker, Robert, Bookseller, Hackney Penny Cyclopædia, with Appendices (latest edit.) cloth. Bell, J. G., Bookseller, Manchester Life of Rev. J. Hodson, Historian, of Northumberland Help's Spanish Conquest Skinner's Office of Lord's Supper in Scotch Church Bingham, R. W., Bookseller, Bristol Illustrated News of the World for February 1861; and the Number for March 2, 1861, with Portraits, as pub lished; and Indexes for 1859-61 Blackburn, C. F., Bookseller, Leamington Wrigley's Mathematical and Arithmetica! Examples Blomfield, H., 177 Grange Road, S.E. Lewis's Typographical Dictionary, 13 vols. 1849 Salter's Calliope's Cabinet Opered, 8vo. 1695 Watts on Strikes Brassington. J., 22 High Street, Kensington Lancet. Feb. 15, 1862 Connolly, T. J., Bookseller, Galway, Ireland Rollin's Ancient History. Parts 6 and 11. Blackie & Son Comic Tales and Sketches, edited by Titmarsh, 8vo. Hardiman's History of Galway Hardiman's Irish Minstrelsy. Vol. 1 Cooke & Son, Booksellers, Warwick Nichols's Leicestershire. Vol. 1, Part 2, pages 355 to 620 Barker's Northamptonshire. All after page 342, Title, Dawson, W., & Sons, 74 Cannon Street Sowerby's British Mineralogy, 5 vols. royal Svo. (boards) Eyre's Expeditions in Central Australia. Vol. 1, 8vo. Burke's Anecdotes of the Aristocracy. Vol 2 (red cloth), Barlow's (T.) Two Letters on Justification by Faith. 1701 Barlow's (J.) History of England, 1765 to 1795, 5 vols. 12mo. Barlow's (J.) The Loss of the Abergavenny, a Poem 1637 Barlow's (W.) Translation of Lavater's Three Sermons on Famine, Death, &c. 1596 |