The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-23
THE AMERICAN BOOK FAIR.

Continued success crowns the efforts OF the
managers of the great book fair now In active
progress at Clinton Han, under the auspices of
the American Book Trade Association. From the
hour OF opening at nine O'Clock in the morning
until dark tue nan is crowded with buyers. The
sales made yesterday exceeded anything done
during the present week, Many more contribu
tors have applied for space and are now exhibit
ing ther wares, among them Messrs. Nelson &
Phillips, agents OF The Methodist Book Concern
represented by Messrs. J. @. Middleton and J. e.
Stevens, who make very nne display with their
books numbering over 5000 volumes, consisting
OF CLARK and Bensons commentaries, Wesley's
works, hymn oooks OF all styles oil binding, Bibles
Juveniles and great specially OF library OF 100
books Tor $25.
Mr.. Martin Taylor, OF Buffalo, makes a specially
of patent sel-nttng book cover, commercial
copying books, wrItinG fluids, cL urch and school
books and school stationery
The World Publishing Company, OF New York,
represented by Dir. Henry ID. Allen, exhibit q full
line OF their entire publications of the World eat
ton oil Standard Authors, the World Edition OF
niles, albums, &c.
Messrs. DICK q Fitzgerald, OF New York. repre-
eented by Mr.. A. L. smith, occupy prominent
stand at The Isir and offer their entire pubnca-
TONS, put make u specially Vi "Dick'5 Enctco-
poedla OF Pract.c Il Receipts ana Processes,n an
Svo. book, IN all styles OF binuIng.
Messrs. L. ~ ii. /. Antnony Co., Of THIS city,
presented ~ NeSSrS l.. brewer ana Mr. V. Foster,
EXHIBIT large collection ~ then ster oacopic
views and sterescopes, velvet frame albums and
the crap Ioscope, the lenses ranging in size hon
Jour AID seven-eighth inches to seven aud u half
inches ana IN prlce rom $50 70 s54 each.
Charles Taber & Co., OF New Bedford, present for
exnlbltlon ana sale large and attractive collec-
ZION OF their DDe photographs, p0SSe pdft0utS and
mats lor pictures IN u nuuoDer or styles-uame5
and etchltgs la preaO varieues.
Mr.. Willy Waach of Ne YORK, exhibits fine
line OF stationery, and, as a speciality, a native
backgammOn BOARD MADE OIL over ,00O pieces OF
WOOD; INK atands, copying peucit &c.
Messrs. Hcury Levy son oil New YORK, like
wise make very fine SNOW Ol desks, albums aud
general Imported stationery.
. KAUFMAN Jonas, OF New YORK, exhibit a fine
Inc OF pctures aud ornaments Tor chlldreu's
scrap DOoks, albums, views OF New YORK CITY. &c.
Messrs Ives Alfred, OF New York nave
on snow SOCK OF envelopes and tine stationery,
Inc veteran nous o. Messrs. ChXton, kemsen
d Hauelhnser OF Philadelphia, whom Mr.. Edmund
ClaXtOn represents mere, maze very handsome
snow Oh tuelr publications, among Others the
works or Professor kUoert >. LaoDerton, standard
long line OF juvenile Do5ks poetIcaI medical and
pilltalJ works, "Ency clOpeda OF Religious
Knowledge ''B,ble Commeutaries,u "Rio9ellis
Mechanical w rSs,V "lrautWlue's Engineering
Worgs" "Ropers Engineer and sclentlfic
Boeks,n and about I, coo others.
Among other nVJlreaDe articles In the line OF
Stationery shoWn NJ the lar, are The specimen
pages oil he tort coming station RS HandboOkU
edited BY IL 9. MOnachesianu Albert Is. Zuhn, and
published by +. Leypplot I ms WORK is nteaded
Tor the use Of stdJiOners. and gives extended IN
formation relative u every BRANCH OF the business
The Convention uinner VIII take place this
evening the ST.. james Hotel.