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GEO. A. LEAVITT & CO., 787 AND 789 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Beg to announce that the MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF LITERATURE AND ART, belonging to the eminent Grolierite, HENRI DE PENE DU BOIS, ESQ., Author of 'An Historical Essay on the Art of Bookbinding,' American Correspondent of Le Livre (Octave Uzanne, Editor), etc., etc., will be sold at auction on JUNE 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 20th and 21st. Fourteen sessions at 10 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. each day. The entire collection will be on exhibition June 8th, 9th and 10th. The catalogue is arranged in ten divisions as follows: 1. Art, comprising Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, Costume, Heraldry, Choice Bindings, etc., also Illustrated Books, many of which are Unique 11. Vellum Manuscripts, including Illuminated Treasures and Later Manuscripts, etc. 111. Original Autographs Numbers 1 to 52 Numbers 353 and 388 Numbers 389 to 522 Numbers 523 to 693 Book Catalogues. IV. 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ROBSON & KERSLAKE, DEALERS IN Rare English and Foreign Works, Pay special attention to books required for the American market. They frequently issue catalogues of the most recent purchases, and guaran tee their stock to be in fine and perfect condition, the majority being in choice bindings by Bedford, Riviere and others. SPECIALTIES-Illuminated MSS. Extra Illustrated Books. First Editions of Eminent Authors, Choice Engravings, Autographs. ROBSON & KERSLAKE'S is a capital store wherein to seek a volume of an ancient date. It abounds in attractions for the book-lover. He will find here, in excellent variety, old and scarce books, illuminated MSS., autographs, specimens of old print and binding, choice and curious plates, and all the examples of the printer's art, which men of taste love to see about them in the library. One may here revel in "brilliant impressions," "fine copies," first editions," "proofs before letters," and the rest, and feast his eyes with the charming bindings of such admirable craftsmen as Bedford, Zaehnsdorf, and Rivière." Pascoe's London of To-day, 1885. "Messrs. Robson & Kerslake's Catalogues 33-37; contain choice samples of what, for its size, we consider the choicest stock in London, Got up in a manner worthy of their contents. To a book-lover quite an interesting series, as readable as a romance.' -Publishers' Cirular, June 15, 1886. "One of the most interesting of all the catalogues we receive is that of Messrs. Robson & Kerslake, in which every book is a gem, and ofttimes a very precious gem too." -Publishers' Circular, Dec. 1, 1886. 23 Coventry Street, Haymarket, London, England. HISTORY OF WEST NEW JERSEY. HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF FENWICK'S COLONY. By Thomas Shrouds, of Salem County, New Jersey. 8vo, sheep, 553 pp. Bridgeton, 1886. Price $2.50. The Fenwick Colony derives its name from John Fenwick who came to this country with a colony from England about 1675, and settled in West New Jersey-now Salem and Cumberland Counties. He having purchased from Lord Berkley one tenth interest of that part of the state. The above volume, besides containing much valuable historical information in relation to West New Jersey, contains also the Genealogy of the following families:-John Fenwick, Acton Family, Abbott Family, Bradway Family, Brick Family, Bassett Family, Carll Family, Chambless Family. 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