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TWENTY-SECOND YEAR OF PUBLICATION. ADDENDA to the ALMANACKS.-S. and J. Warren, Royston, Herts, will be glad to supply the Trade with their Companion to the Almanacks for 1850, printed on coloured paper, and consisting of 12 closely printed 12mo. pages of useful matter, suited for any part of the kingdom, each page surrounded with moral maxims, &c. The price is low; it may therefore be given away or sold with the Almanacks.-Apply as above, enclosing postage stamp for full particulars in reply. **Advertisements are solicited. DAVID NUTT, Foreign and Classical Book seller, begs respectfully to announce the removal of his business from Fleet Street, to more commodious and suitable premises, No. 270, Strand, opposite Arundel Street, and two doors West of St. Clement's Church. *** A Catalogue of Classical and Philological Works has recently been published, and can be had gratis. WANTED, an Intelligent, Active, Sober, Trustworthy Man, as OVERSEER in a General Printing Office.-Letters, with references as to ability and character, and stating the amount of salary expected, to be forwarded to the address below. TWO APPRENTICES a Printing is a remarkably favourable opportunity for any person with a small capital to raise a fine business on a foundation placed within his reach by peculiar circumstances, which may be fully known by application to Messrs. Hunt, Fourdrinier, and Co., or Messrs. T. De la Rue and Co., London. TO PRINTERS and Others. A very desirable and compact Business within one Mile of the City. Mr. Page is instructed to sell the TRADE of a Book and Jobbing Printer. The arrangements are the result of a laborious attention: economy and neatness have been admirably displayed. The Office is furnished with every variety of type, 2 iron presses, and every material suitable to an Office on a respectable scale, and may be entered upon for £300.Apply to Mr. Page, 28, Moorgate Street, Bank. BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, &c. are also wanted in the same establishment, one to the dress 0193, at Mrs. Hill's, Summer Hill Terrace, TO BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, and who has had considerable experience, a Situation as VANTED, a Country Printing, Bookselling, ASSISTANT COLLECTOR or CLERK. Could and Stationery Business. Any party having take the management of a Circulating Library if re- a concern of the above kind to dispose of is required. No objection to the Country. Good refe-quested to communicate with L. Redmayne, Parkhead, rences. Address E. T., Publishers' Circular Office. Kirkoswald, Cumberland. **Letters to be addressed to Mr. S. Low, at the Office of the Publishers' Circular, stating lowest price, carriage free Gibbon's (E.) Decline and Fall, 12 vols. 8vo. Vol. 8. 1815. Millan's (J.) List of Officers in the Army on the British Whittaker's Exempla Propria, Key to. Part 10 to (all Printed at 57, Skinner Street, Snowhill, in the City of London, by ELIEZER CHATER WILSON, of 6, Palmer Terrace, in the Parish of St. Mary, Islington; and published by SAMPSON Low, of 14, Great James Street, in the Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, at the Office, 169, Fleet Street, in the Parish of St. Dunstan in the West.-Monday, October 1, 1849. |