New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

o.t Mr. scrbner lost several sets Of and valua
~ ne plates including Mr. Wheelers R,ze>s for
- po,,l,. Of which the Ms alse destroyed.
=, r,nurID commenced the business Of 5o,kselius
y rubi,hng in Clinton Hall, NaSsaust occupying tbs
- row used for the Nassau Bsnk His first pubi ,aton
Jru,h importance Chapm4o's A"ercaH D'ap'ag-
- an admirably illustrated quaro which cont nues to
| . standard work its subject Ho Published several
~, ;Ius rated volumes but acquired bis reputation a
nj and careful book manufacturer mainly by The up
a Of Insea LIFE ia three square ocfavos me numerous
,,satons in which printed from autographed plates
la tire letter press On he death OF the ate Edgar A.
Poe AID when scs. every other publisher IN the City
I'D declined bringing cut his works, he issued han, IN
sre en- lie volumes They remarkably successfu
e large ednons having since been sold 10 1852 Mr. Red
I'd removed to he pre-en lsce of business Nos ITO aud
Nassau At and he has since published wi great rapid
- and with tact and Judgment INDICATED by uniform
rectss scsrcey paraleed in publishing experiences He
ouck 10 upders,and the demands Of the day and al his
sues are apt be hy aud adapted to the publ; de
s hy the most careful editora preparation Among
sdynsi writer's Hslleck. Alice Carey Simms, W. IT,
ssvsrd Huntington Herbert, Tuckermsn, L II Chaplin
,,d DR. Mackenzie, with whom may b. named the Rev
Richard Chenevx Trench whose copyrights be recognizes
~ 4 he were American, and VIII, furnished for Mr Red
eds ets his admirable book On The Lessons Of P'0ceTbs,
.suogrspb An advertisement Of Mr. Redfe d. published
n IRiBJNE this week euumirred IRE tnhi one nun-
red volumes pub isbed by him in the last two years
The bouse Of SAAUEL S. and WILLIAM WooD, No. 26l
Pssri IT. has been established half century the father,
samuel Wood having commenced business little above
"a store which Samuel Wood and Sons and the present
I'm have occupied the last wears Mesrs WoJd the
yincipal New York publishers and dealers in medical
Ook. and they do large business in school books They
are membs Of the Society Of Friends and formerly dealt
o the literature Of that religious denomination, but
Gently the sale OF such works has been confded TO officers
., the different meetings
BAnLlISE well known as one OF the most extensive
gebisbe>s Of scientific books in Earope, established
hsDh OF his business in this City $780, under the drec
ION Of Mr. George Bridges who thoroughly educated
the book trade in Edinburg and London The American
house has Issued comparatively few independent pu5ca
tons but its trade list includes tie entire catalogue of the
regn houses of the Dessrs Baiere in London and Paris
This catalogue Embraces large proportion of the most i'm
Prant in the natural sciences which have appeared
btbs century
wIILrAm RAppr, No 500 Broadway, imports and pub
Ishes Homeopathic Medical books and publishes 1hj
Homeopathic Qudrteriy Rehw.
NJ W DcDD, Brick Church Chapel became proprietor
Of the establishment which he has since conducted during
he commercial disasters of 1889 Mr. Dedds is exclu
ve,v religious house but he is Presbyri,n and most
,be books he has issued theological and by authors
.the vanste school He has been the original pub
H.ber for DR. Spring DR. Rauch, DIR Spencer, DE- rappsn
and several ether eminent writers and has repubshed the
voksof Dick. Jay, yinet, Charlotte Elizabeth &c &c
His lit of publications embraces about 200
LEWIS CoLBY No 122 Nassau ST. Theological and Gene
nj Publisher and Bookseller commenced business in ls4
His lst embraces about fifty works DR. VIII ans DR.
Pbsrceus Church DIR Bowling, Mrs JudsoD and Mrs Co
,snt are among the authors for whom he has published
EDWARD FLErcHER after a business education in the
e. nof HpsO n
City and commenced business in connection with Mr.
.Coby at No 1872 Nassau ct in 1874 Ia 1913 this partner
Nip was dissolved and he opened the store No Ill Nassau
IT. whence the frat Of May he will remove to amper
wemses in the fine buildings on the site of the old
Rbls House Mr. Fletcher is a Baptist publisher HIS
s ut list embraces 81 works 40 original and Is reprints
n which about 32 900 volumes were sold last year
D& j. SADLER & Co, No l6i Win am ct are the prn
sps publishers of Romsn Catholic books 10 America
The founder of the houe came to New York at an early
gs from Ireland and for long time pursued the business
q book binding HIS career publisher began in Gold
A. 1912 and in he removed TO the premises now oc
sped Mess Sader have branches of their house in Bos
e and in Montreal They publish the school by
DE religious Society of Christian Brothers in the United
States and British America Mrs Sadler wife OF one OF
he psrr rs ia woman of very decided talents and con
idesble number Of the works on the Messrs Sadlers
rsds si have been originally written or translated from
he French by her The last OF her performances III '
way is en- admirable version OF MontaiemSerts Ire 81
E6.sbsth ri Hungary Among the American authors Tor
whom this house publishes is Mr. Browns0n Their csa-
crue Of publications embraces sbout 100 titles.
Tie late estimable Roman Catholic publisher Mr. Ed
WARD DusroAs of No ISL Fulton st. commenced business
in 1898 and for many years kept his store IN Ferryst,
where he supplied to booksellers such stock as he acquired
BY careful attention sales and other sales of books
BY auction Suca business would now have ttle cncour
gement as by auction prices understood the hghes'
prices paid for this of merchandise In ls3i3 III health
Induced him to visit Europe and on his return ne TOOK
store in Fulton ST. and commenced the publication OF
series Of nrayer books manuals of devotion and rel gious
Ufe ard school books which had large circulation and to
The end of his life be continued TO issue in style of eie
Ance hitherto unknown by the Catholics OF this conn
Nv the most indispensable books OF their church Among
liz original publications the various writings OF his
ha friend Archbishop Hughes, OF whose Reiy 10 hirpa"
he sold from $4,000 to 10000 copies large and oeaau
edition of the Douay Billie which he commenced ana when
il now nearly completed has very large circulation IN
Numbers He died the 10th OF last september ands SUI"
seeded in business by his hnf brother Mr. James krker
who had been for several years his partner
The mo- al right of religious associations to enter upon
the ublhipg business was discussed with great abiy
cur or FIVE ,esrs ago in An appsaI 10 TIE Christian Pa6hs
0. The Erl end Imroicy # tie Church Engaging ~ H'r-
sAaaJse and saing toh The Wrong done 10 Beofse!er'
ssd he Extraragonoe, Instihty and Er2 Working Of
Clars Publication Soc.ees by the Rev Herman Hooker
ID of Philadelphia But the evil, If il be one, has not
decreased in the meanwhile, but has rather grown with
great rsdty 30 that row such societies do large proper
ton Of the publishing business in this country
The AyrRIc,y TRACT SocKrY No $50 Nassau St, the
most nower and efficient organization VI its class in
America was founded in 1895 The statistics of this Soe