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It will bear the above title, and will contain about 40,000 numbers, with the publisher's names, the date, and price of every work, and an alphabetical table of authors. Hitherto our catalogues have not been sold in the trade, although we have been frequently solicited to circulate them in that manner. But as the present one may form a supplement to recent Bibliographers, and prove of general service for reference, we have arranged to receive the names of purchasers who subscribe before the work is put to press, the catalogue being nearly ready. The number of copies printed being regulated by this, copies will not be obtainable by nonsubscribers. Price, paper, $4; cloth, 84 50. Apply to PAUL BOSSANGE. 49 Walksr Street, New York. A NEW EDITION OF THE COMPLETE WORKS OF GERALD GRIFFIN, Illustrated with splendid Steel Engravings, and printed on the finest paper Comprising the following Tales: 1. THE COLLEGIANS. A Tale of Garryowen. 3. THE RIVALS. 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