Xmportation of European Books.

WILEY & PUTNAM

Respectfully announcd to the Literary Public, that their arrangements for importing English and other Books are fully matured by the facilities afforded by their London Agency, established some years since, and conducted by MR. PUTNAM, at Stationers' Hall Court, Paternoster Row, and they are thereby enabled to execute all Orders entrusted to their care, with the utmost fidelity and despatch.

As they are in constant communication with the various Publishing Houses established on the Continent of Europe, they are enabled to undertake with certainty the supply of all Books published in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, &c.; and in addition to this, a well selected stock of Classical and other Books in the languages of these nations is constantly kept on hand.

The want of the facilities enumerated above has long been felt, and it will scarcely be necessary to point out all the advantages which they offer to Universities, Colleges, Public Institutions, Professional Gentlemen, and Men of Letters. It will be sufficient to observe that there is no other Establishment peculiarly devoted to the same branch of business, or maintaining so frequent a communication with the Book-markets of Europe.

tit Single copies of European Books imported with the same care and despatch as larger quantities.

WILEY & PUTNAM'S " Literary News-Letter and Monthly Register of New Books, Foreign and American," will be forwarded by mail, gratis, to any persons furnishing their address.

No. 161 Broadway, New York,

February, 1842.

BRITISH PERIODICALS,

AT REDUCED PRICES.

WILEY & PUTNAM, in consequence of the favourable ar rangements they have made with the Publishers, are now enabled to supply the principal British Reviews and Magazines at the terms named below. They are made up into parcels on the days of publication in London, and despatched by Railway to Liverpool or Bristol, to be sent by the steamers, leaving England always by the earliest and most rapid conveyance; and are delivered by W. & P. imme. diately on their receipt. When desired, they are also put up singly in wrappers with printed address, and on their arrival, either at Boston or New York, distributed with the letters. This is the most expedi. tious mode of obtaining them.

†† All other Periodicals can be supplied at less than former prices, complete lists of which can be obtained at 161 Broadway.

Orders from agents and others may be addressed to WILEY & PUTNAM, New York, or at Paternoster Row, London. Subscriptions to be paid in advance, and none taken for less than six months. Subscriptions to Periodicals can be stopped ONLY with the January and July numbers. Notice of the intention to stop must be received by W. & P. by the 25th of November and the 25th of May, in order that it may be transmitted to England by the Steamers of the 1st of December and the 1st of June.

WILEY & PUTNAM'S

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE LIFE AND TIMES OF RED JACKET,
OR, SA-GO-YE-WAT-HA;

Being the Sequel to the History of the Six Nations. By W. L. STONE,
Esq., Author of the Life of Brandt, &c. 1 vol. 8vo., with Portrait en-
graved by Danforth, after the Painting by Weir, and other illustrations.

CATLIN'S MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE
NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS;

With upwards of 400 spirited etchings, in 2 vols. royal 8vo.

THE POETRY AND HISTORY OF WYOMING,
Containing Campbell's Gertrude, with a Biographical Sketch of the
Author, by WASHINGTON IRVING, Esq., and the History of Wyoming,
from its discovery to the beginning of the present century, by WM. Ľ.
STONE, Esq. In one beautifully printed volume, 12mo, with nine fine
wood engravings, executed in London.

AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND REMINISCENCES OF
HIS OWN TIMES,

By JOHN TRUMBULL. With Portrait of the Author, from an original
painting done by himself, and about 20 engravings and maps, military
plans, sketches of scenery, buildings, costumes, portraits, &c. 8vo.

WOMAN'S MISSION.

"Favour is deceitful, and beauty is vain; but a woman that feareth
the LORD, she shall be praised."

1 vol. royal 18mo,