New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04

p The general reader may not be aware Of the fact
that the Book Trade sales In hi. city twice The
Fall sae usually better attended and more spirited than the
sale which place In tho Spring All the books designed
for the invoice named In the easosus with the duplicate
price by that is meant the price at which the purchaser can
desires TO DO The contributor must cell The boots
included in the invoice even though the bid which s,ins.
Contributor or be 10 not expected 70 dupcst sses
.hs. do not reach the duplicate pes Ihe purchase. can oP
balance Of the lot Hs lot Of books is put second time
for sale Al the request Of ne bidder ana WIN inc e9rsen Of
The aaconesr 10 endowed with the power Of an suioes
but be gentleman and his authority in offensive
M The Trsdese prices marked the catalogue are about
10 per below the Wholesale prices The fees Of the
10 per cent he pay corps Of assistant sales
men boekkeeper packets teamssrs rent and other bills Of
cost The sale opened yesterday morning with the invoi Of
Mason brother, Of this city, whon con,snsd es. variety
Of good books among which were Lives Of Eminent Ameh'
cans; John Abbopg Austria Russia Italy, and kapo.
leon and Life Of Baron Pston Jackson
Aaron Burr aud Humorous Posiry o.tssds Cotton King
school books astronomy and history These books sold
readily. and were frequently duplicated
of ebst-rs Dicouary with fifteen hundred pictorial illus
traons when invoice OF r. Huntington of this city
ssyer francis Of Cambridge Mess. then disposed
Tocqueys Democracy In America Golden Treasury Of the
songs the English language and variety Of college
Little Brown Co. Of Boston the neIt claimants for
the psrosgs Of book buyers The invoice Of this house was
on Ills occasion as it always Is very attractive eensistns
entirely Of the works OF the b. poets and eys in The
bound Ia vasus styles 10 suit every type Of cult
waited tate The following items viii show the character Of the
lection Life and Works Of John Adams Bacons Essays
aud W.don oil the Ancen Ballsds English and bcottlsh
yancros History Of the unitod States British Ess.yists
British Poets Life aud Writings OF Rufus Chose, Eots
ory Of Liberty Edward Everes o. aiions and Speeches
Hulnes History OF England, horizons Trans atom Of tho
Gospel Judge stofy's MISCELLANEOUS WrtinRs Conespon.
dence OF The Revolution by Jared Sparks Wsshngons Lie
and Writings tho same author Putarchs Lives. Shakes
peGIe by Richard Grant Wbtei Lilo and Works OF Daniel
Webster Eucyclopeds Britannica (iIIeen hundred copies
Of this work been sold by this house at Ss5O Det
Hslas Complete Works. &c, &C. These works were all
soon disposed Of at the best prices aud many OF them ddp'
Gated go ,, -, -,
nosa Of CHARLES Tsber Co.'s Gard Photograph Book, Am
moi yp,s and Gates de Vste Of eminent The
lei lsh and soness Of his exquisite pictures commented
than 10 the prise OF all copBois,eurs
Yesterdsy afternoon Mr.. Augustus Flag OF the hrm OF
Ii,,Ic brown Co.. Boston In conversation with MI MeT'
IAN. b. eaterpri.iDg publisher Of Websters Dictionary re-
"A mat when lie IN London, respectable lookiDs
came him with astonshment depicted In bis
lace and aid Pardon me, Sir understsnd you are an
'rican % am Sir" was the reply am surprised
b,ar YOU say you speak the English Language
a. a, we DO" We spesk infinitely better than Sou
d. was the reply and viii bot you I'VE pounds conl
nn,d MI Flag that you will cross the street with Inc 70
th opposite you Ill find the book meiehsnt sells
ore COMES of Websters American Dictionary than OF any
FnrlIsh dictionary In the market " indeed, exclaimed
MI Bail Yes Sir, have published dictloLaiy IN
America which win teach you how to use tho Ensl'h