The Philadelphia monthly magazine; or, Universal repository of knowledge and entertainment
Subtitle: consisting of original pieces, and selections from performances of merit foreign and domestic.--Calculated to disseminate useful knowledge among all ranks of people, at a small expense. : Embellished with elegant engravings. : Continues to be regularly published upon the following terms ..
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 49569
Publisher: Printed for Thomas Condie
Published: 1798
Place of publication: [Philadelphia
Language: eng
Format: Electronic resource
Notes: Caption title

The Philadelphia monthly magazine was published for Thomas Condie beginning in January, 1798. The prospectus mentions the "methodic arrangement of the first eight nos. of the Philadelphia monthly magazine."

"Subscriptions are received by Mr. George Hill, bookseller, Baltimore, Mr. A. Somerville, bookseller, no. 290, Pearl-street, New York. Mr. J. Burnet, merchant, Newark. Mr. S Kollock, printer, Elizabeth-town; Mr. J. Tallman, merchant, New-Brunswick, Mr. J. Harrison, merchant, Princet-town. Mr. P. Gordon, merchant, Ternton, Mr. J. Clun, post-master, Bristol, Mr. J Wilson, bookseller, Wilmington, (D) Mr. C.N. Weygaudt, printer, Easton, (P.) Mr. William Birch, bookbinder & stationer, no. 16, South-Second Street, and by T. Condie, no. 20, Carter's-Ally, Philadelphia; where orders and literary communications, post paid, will be thankfully received and punctually acknowledged."

Not in Evans or Bristol

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