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A new Bargain List issued Oct. 10 will be SENT TO any dealer in books on application. Bibliographical Publications For all American books as they appear, take The Publishers' WEEKLY; for an hour's glance each month at the important books and magazine papers, take THE LITERARY NEWS: for magazine articles in general, consult the INDEX TO PERIODICALS; for books in print or issued of late years, see the AMERICAN and ANNUAL CATALOGUES; for all information as to American and foreign copyright, see "Copyright: its Law and its Literature." THE PUBLISHERS' WEEKLY. | THE PUBLISHERS' TRADE-LIST Established in 1872, with which was incorporated the American Literary Gazette and Publishers' Circular (established in 1852), by purchase from Mr. George W. Childs. Recognized as the representative of the publishing and bookselling interests in the United States. Contains full weekly record of American publications, with monthly indexes, etc. Subscription, $3.20 per annum, postpaid; single nos., 10 cts., postpaid. THE LITERARY NEWS. An Eclectic Review of Current Literature. Published monthly, and containing the freshest news concerning books and authors; lists of new publications; reviews and critical comments; characteristic extracts; sketches and anecdotes of authors; courses of reading; bibliographical references; prominent topics of the magazines; prize questions on choice books and other literary subjects, etc., etc., Subscription, $1.00 per annum, postpaid; single nos., 10 cts. THE LIBRARY JOURNAL. Monthly. Official Organ of the American Library Association. Edited by CHARLES A. CUTTER, Librarian Boston Athenæum, and R. R. BOWKER. Subscription, $5 per annum, postpaid (including the Literary News, monthly, and the Index to Periodicals, quarterly); single nos., 50 cts. THE CO-OPERATIVE INDEX TO ANNUAL. 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[London: Sampson Low, Marston & Co. 1887 volume, 8vo, paper, net, $1.50. PERIODICALS. Quarterly. Edited by W. I. COPYRIGHT: ITS LAW AND ITS FLETCHER, with the co-operation of members of the American Library Association. Subscription, $2 per annum, postpaid; single nos., 50 cts. LITERATURE. A Summary of the Principles and Law of Copyright with Especial Reference to Books, by R. R. BOWKER; and a bibliography of literary property, being a catalogue of sixty pages of books and articles on the copyright question, compiled by Thorvald Solberg. 8vo, half leather, net, $3.00. THE LIBRARY LIST. Being a list of Public Libraries in the United States and Canada of over 1000 volumes, with classification by size and name of Librarian. 8vo, half leather, net, $3.50. LIBRARIES AND SCHOOLS. Papers selected by SAMUEL S. GREEN. 16mo, cloth, 50 cts. THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL LIBRA- BOOKS OF ALL TIME. A Guide for Address the OFFICE OF THE PUBLISHERS' WEEKLY, P. O. Box 943. 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