New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19

Angelo exQusitey illustrated and another. almost as
fine. Princess Marie Liechteusielns Holland House..
also protusey illustrated. Other holiday announce
meuts of this firm arc Baron dc Hubner's Ramoe
Round the World" Frceman's Norman Conquest" aud
Prof David Masson's bc,utiful edition OF Mtons poet
ca works. The children's books printed oy ths nrm
among very daintest fances of English writer's
for the young.
PUTNAM
G.P. Putnam's Sons, Fourth-ave and Twenty
third ST. anu No. l14s Broadway have hat OF various
handsome editions Of the most justly noted American
and foreign authors. They announce reduced prices
during this month Their list Of special holiday books
includes Bryans Among the Trees. Beautifully Illus
trated by that painter OF poetry Jcrys McEntee; al
illustrated edition of Mrs. Hswthorne's "Notes IN
England and Italy :" "Summer Etching5 In Colorado
by Ella Greatorex and o fanciful juvenile, Moon
folk" by Mrs j. g. AUSTIN The house has just printed
Geometry and Faith" by the late President iiu OF
Harvard and a very useful volume. q" Winter Homes
for Invads" by James w. Howe. NJ d.
HOLT.
Henry Holt g. Co.. No. 25 Rond-st, are |
specially distinguished for their u atoms Of reada
be foreign books The TaineDo "Pyrenees." at so
and So Is treasrfe. graceful gift TO novel loving
young lad; would be set three more Of their neat
little Leisure Hour Series; while student would take
pleasure in their recent publication, Democracy ana
Monarchy in France" by Prof Adams Two OF the most
charming holiday presents Imaginable for anybody are
their tran
yers do soc6tG" their book of fresh and musical
verses containing the works OF such fancfu poets as
Praed and Locker.
William F. Gill of Boston formerly Shepard
GID has for sale at all bookstores many exceieh'
books suited for holiday presentation very attractive
gift "Lotos Leaves" which IS elegantly printed
bound, aud illustrated. Gill also publishes Wikie |
Collins's Frozen Deep" De Miles babes IN the
Wood =" and Jules verne's "From the Clouds to tho |
Mountains" There has been great run on the Lotos
Leaves" and been out OF the market Tor uay OF
two owing the difficulty in getting books bound al
this ison. out Of print as has been reported
New York being promised supply on Monday or Tues
day next
HURD 4 HOUGHTON
This house, which distributes Its riches al |
the Riverside Press, Cambridge and at No IL Asor-
place, offers q great many excellent books-amonS |
them some beautiful illustrated ones. Mrs. Ames's |
story His Two Wives" and Mr.. E!ges;ons "a |
Rebels Recoectcns are two Of their latest puoica-
TONS The Atlantic Is always favore. and to receive
It at the hands of friend for any reasonable timc
would be II double pleasure. Tie Hurd lioughtop !
editions OF Macaulay. Bacon, Carlyle. Andersen ana
Dickens are all very desirable.
JAMES MILLER.
james Miller No. 647 Broadway, has fine |
collection of elaborate presentation books, Including
Grswod and stoddards poets and Poetry of America"
Female Poets of America. and Poets and Poetry OF
England" He has also new Red Line Illustrated
edition OF shelley's poetcal works. with Memoir by
James Russell Lowell. Mr.. Miller publishes number |
Of the charming fairy books for which children are al
ways grateful; aud of these, Popular Fairy Tales
illustrated by Dor6, is not the least charming.
ROUTIEDGE.
There are many sumptuOus holiday books |
to found the Establishment of George Rouiledge
Sons, No. 416 Broomest volumes of engrdvinss from
the works of italian masters, of Land'eer and OF Ey
here waiting to give beauty to the homes OF lucky
purchasers. The story books for children of red by
this firm are crowded with illustrations. Two Of their |
late publications are a Journey to the North Pole "
aud The Field of Ice by the boys favorte writer,
Jules Verne.
ALDINE.
The firm hitherto known as James Sutton |
& Co.. No So Malden-lane now wears the title OF The
Aldine Company and offer besides their Journal, The
Aldne Of reproductions of their engraviDgs,
intended for drawngrOom ornament and pleasure, and
for the drawing class Scrapb0oks and Impressions Of
some Of their plates. specially intended for passepar
tout framing, are also announced by this frm.
BUTTON.
Z. P. Dutton g. Co., the Osgood agents in
York, likewise wellknown publishers Besides
their very interesting gift books for children they
advertise an exceedingly large stock OF volumes from
other American publishers and from English houses.
They do not confne their trade to books but have for
sale fine heotypes, photographs and illuminatons all
Of which make delightful presents.
LEE SHEPARD
The firms of Lee g. Shepard, Boston, and
Leo Shepard Dillingham;, New-York. present divers
prettily illustrated giftbOoks at prices not too high.
One OF their recent books is Miss TrattOn's popular
novel; Katherine Earle" Their publications for chill
dren are many entertaining They promise various
good things for coming year in Old and NeW which
Is now in their Charge.
ROBERTS.
Tbo,o Rocton Dubli shers whOse work ia s0ld |
by booksellers everywhere, announce beside their |
graver books. number OF bright juveniles by authors
much beloved by the little people, They are the pub |
fishers of Katy's Adventures and OF the Bed Time
Stories" related by Mrs. Moulton Among their pleas
ATTEST publications their editions OF modern English
poets, Morris, Rossett etc.
+. d. PETERSON.
EVERYBODY knows how popular are the thrill
ling tales Of Mrs. Henry Wood and Mrs. E. d. +. NJ |
Southworth all OF which tales furnished eager
world by I. B. Peterson Bros Of Philadelphia. They
ewise announce what would be boon to house |
keeper collection Of old Maryland family recipes,
titled " The Queen Of the Kitchen"
IvIsoN, BRAKEMAN, TAYLOR co.
There are probably few children 80 abnor-
maly good and studious to prefer a Christmas |
remembrance Grammar History, but 1t 10 we'll to
remind the older people that holidays last only two
weeks and that thereafter the youngsters need the |
schoobooks which to be found ut tho store OF this
firm, Nos 1873 aud 140 Grand-st
CARLETON.
G. w. Carleton e. Co., Madison-square, ad- |
wise buyers that immense quantities Of their popu
lar novels being sold They have just published
little satirical volume progressive PettioOats," by
r b. Roosevelt Carleton has for sale. also. large
rety Of handsome stationery aud dainty little library
fittings and ornaments.
MASON.
Albert Mason, No. 10 AstOr-place, has just
published q good gft-boOk in the shape Of Macauay's
Critical and Historical Essays" bound In volume.