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RICHARD SPENCER, 314 High Holbom, London,Respectfully inform the friends of Masonic Literature that they are prepared to execute all orders for single books or quantities, by return of every mail steamer. This agency is confined to the purchase of Books appertaining to the subject of Freemasonry, a topic that has called up hosts of readers, and justifies a department in the Book Trade. A large collection of Catalogues of all the Masonic Books published, on sale in Europe and America, may be found at their store, in Broadway— additions to which are received by every steamer.

JNO. W. LEONARD & Co., 383 Broadway, New York,AND

J n o . W. L e o n a r d & Co.’sMASONIC PUBLICATIONS.

Tj P These books are all published in uniform size and style, bound in blue cloth, with gold back and rich Masonic tooling; and forwarded, post-paid, at Catalogue prices.

Anderson, James.T he Constitutions op the F reemasons, containing the History,

Charges, Regulations, &c., of that most antient and Right Worshipful Fraternity. For the use of the Lodges. London, 1723.

Republished verbatim, with illuminated letter, the ancient spelling, engravings, music, arms of the Duke of Montague, &c., &c.One volume, octavo, 100 pp. 75 cents.

This is the first verbatim edition of the work ever published in America. I t is the very Bible of the Freemasons, and meets an universal demand.

Apology for the Order of FrenchMasons.Translated from the French of “ h, la Haye Edition, 1765.”

In the Press.Brown^ Henry.

A 'Narrative op the Anti-masonic E xcitement in the Western Part of the State of New York. 1826-7 and 8 and part of 1829.

Republished from the Batavia Edition of 1829. In the Press.By-Laws of the Lodge of Antiquity.

Republished from the London Edition of 1791. In the Press

6. Calcott, Wellins.

A Candid D isquisition of the Principles and Practices of the most ancient and honourable Society of Free and Accepted Masons; together with some Strictures on the Origin, Nature and Design erf that Institution.

Dedicated by permission to the most noble and most worshipful Henry Duke of Beaufort, &c.Republished from the old English edition. pp. 175 octavo, $1.

Clavel, J. B.H istoire P ittokesque, &c. Translated from the French.In Press. [Full 400 pp.] will be issued at the latter part of the year.

Custos, John.T he Sufferings of J ohn Custos, &c.Republished from the London Edition of 1746. In Press.

Cole, John.Illustrations of Masonry. Selected by Brother John Cole,

Past Master of Lodges No. 466, 249, 113 and 195, to which is prefixed the Funeral Service, and a variety of other Masonic Information.

Republished from the London Edition of 1801. In Press.

Dermot, Lawrence.Ahiman Rezon, or a Help to a Brother, &c.Republished from the London Edition of 1756. In Press.

Dalcho, Frederick. #Orations. ’ In Press.

Dodd, William.Oration delivered at the Dedication of Freemasons’Hal], London,

May 23, 1776.Republished from the London Edition of 1776. In Press.

7Freemasonry for the Ladies.

Republished from the London Edition of 1791. In Press.

Greenleaf, Simon.A Brief Enquiry into the origin and principles of Freemasonry. Republished from the Portland Edition of 1820. In Press.

Harris, Thaddeus Mason.D iscofrses delivered on public occasions. Illustrating the prin

ciples, displaying the tendency, and vindicating the design of Freemasonry.

Republished from the Charlestown Edition of 1801.' In press.

Hutchinson, William.T he Spirit of Masonry, with notes by George Oliver.

230 pp. $1.

Lawrie, Alexander.T he H istory of F reemasonry.Republished from the Edinburgh and London Edition of 1804.

In Press.

Lenning, C.Encyclopedia of F reemasonry. Translated and published

from the Leipsig Edition of 1822. Three volumes. In press.This is the most elaborate work ever issued upon tlm subject of Masonry. I t is a library of itself. I t has never before been translated into English.

Morris, Rob.L ights and Shadows of F reemasonry. 400 pages. $1.Six editions of this remarkable work (of which we own the copy

right) have been published, and the demand is steadily increasing.

8Oliver, George.

1. A Brief H istory of W ith am L odge. In press.2. The H istory of Initiation. In press.3. An Apology for the F reemasons. In press.

■ 4. T he H istorical Landmarks. T wo vols. In press.5. H istory of F reemasonry, from the year 1829 to 1841.

■ 7b cts.6. A ccount of the Schism. In press.7. Insignia of the B oyal Arch, &c. In press.8. A Mirror for the J ohannite Masons, &c. 75 cts.9. T he Golden Kemaii-> of the early Masonic W riters. Five

vols. In press.10. Signs and Symbols. In press.

. 11. T he Antiquities of F reemasonry. SI.. 12. T he Star in the E ast. 75 cts.. 13. T he Masonic Manual (Ashe). In press.. 14. T he Symbol of Glory. 298 pages. SI.

• 15. A Dictionary of Symbolical Masonry. 293 pages. $1.• 16. Book of the L odge. 107 pages. 75 cents.

• Preston, William.I llustrations of Masonry. With Notes by Dr. Oliver. Bepublished from the first edition. 400 pages. $1.

Webb, Thomas Smith.T he F reemason’s Monitor.Bepublished from the first edition. In press.Constitutions of the Grand L odge of E ngland. Bepublished from the London edition of 1853. With 13 Plates.In press.

Town, Salem,A System of Speculative Masonry.A new Edition, with Notes by the Author. In press.

Vertot, M. L’Abbe De.T he H istory of the K nights of Malta.Bepublished in 5 vols., from the London edition of 1728. In press.