the following Catalogues:--Part III. for 1850 of J.
Russell Smith's (4. Old Compton Street) Catalogue of Books and
Autographs, chiefly Old and Curious. Part II. for 1850 of a Catalogue of
Choice, Useful, and Interesting Books, in fine condition, on sale by
Waller and Son (188. Fleet Street).

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BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES

WANTED TO PURCHASE.

(_In continuation of Lists in former Nos._)

SACRED SONGS, DUETS, AND TRIOS, Words by Thomas Moore; Music by
Stephenson and Moore. Power, Strand.

SIR PETER PETT'S DISCOURSE OF THE GROWTH OF ENGLAND, &c. (being the 2nd
edition of the "Happy Future of England.")

MONK'S LETTERS RELATING TO THE RESTORATION, published by Toland,
1714-15.

LADY RUSSELL'S LETTERS, edited by Miss Berry.

DU QUESNE'S ACCOUNT OF BOURBON, published in Holland about 1689.

VOYAGE DE L'ARABIE HEUREUSE PAR L'OCEAN ORIENTAL ET LE DETROIT DE LA MER
ROUGE, 12mo. Paris, 1716.

SOUTH AFRICAN QUARTERLY JOURNAL, 8vo. Cape Town, 1830 (all that is
published).

Odd Volumes

HUMBOLDT'S COSMOS, Nos. forming Vol. I. of Longman's 1st edition,
1847-48.

PERUSSAC'S BULLETIN DES SCIENCES NATURELLES, Vols. XIX. to XXVII.,
Paris, 1829-31.

SOUTHEY'S POETICAL WORKS, Vols. IX. and X.

LANGARD'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, 12mo. edition of 1839. Vols. V. to IX.
(both inclusive).

PENNY CYCLOPAEDIA. Monthly Parts 82, 84 to 90 (both inclusive), 92, 93,
94, 96, 97, 99 to 113 (both inclusive).

Letters, stating particulars and lowest price, _carriage free_, to be
sent to MR. BELL, Publisher of "NOTES AND QUERIES," 186. Fleet Street.

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NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Adolphus' History of England. "INDACATOR" _is informed that the
continuation of this work is proceeding with, as fast as Mr. L.
Adolphus' professional duties will admit; and we are sure that gentleman
would at all times readily explain, to those entitled to ask him what
progress has been made in it_.

_Our numerous Correspondents will, we trust, excuse our specially
acknowledging the receipt of their various communications, and agree
with us in the propriety of economising our limited room, so as to
insert rather than acknowledge the articles with which they have
favoured us._

_A Third Edition of Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4., forming Part I., is reprinted,
so that complete sets of our work may again be had._

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