Office of the Lady's Book. .4thenian Buildings, Fraakln- Place, PhiLadelphia.
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PhiEadelphia.

 FIN the course of our long connexion with A the public press, 1t has frequently been suggested to Us that there would be a pro- priely in our offering to act as agents for those of our country brethren, who might fe eel disposed to take advantage of the offer, for the purpose of giving more extended circulation b their popular newspapers in this city. This matter has been brought more strongly to our minds by the frequent and recent applications we have received for different newspapers and works pub lished in the interior of this and other states, which we cannot readily lay our hands on, 10 ascertain the terms and means by which they can be obtained

 We are induced to offer our services as general agents to the proprietors of lite rary newspapers abroad, not with a view to pecuniary advantage for ourselves, but more particularly from spirit of recipro- city for the kindness which has been shown us through their means, and to secure that 1 favorable understanding which now sub sists betwe eena large portion of our coun- try brethren and ourselves.

 l We propose to open register of every periodical published in this country, in which, when requested so to do personally ] or by written application, post paid--we 1 shall likewise insert the proprietors' or publishers names and residence, the terms and periods of publication, with a concise l description the character and contents ] of the work and receive subscriptions 1 and transact all business connected there with, without charge. In addition, we shall place, in conspicuous part of our | office, in the order in wbieh they are re- ceived. plaeard containing the title and terms of each publication, that they may be nstantly brought before the ohserva- tion of the numerous individuals who ire quent our establishment In return we solicit on the part of those for whom we act, the insertion of an advertisement in their columns of the LADy's Book, and an occasional notice of the contents of the same. The customary allowance will be made to all agents who receive subserip- tions and punctually transmit, the funds which may be collected by them for our use

 If this plan meets your views, we shall be pleased to place your publication on our l Register, in the manner above specified 1 and commence the task Of agent for you in Philadelphia. You may announce u: as such, and we will commence immediate 1 ly, with the hope that our exertions in each others behalf will be attended witt mutual benefits.

 Yours respectfully.

 l.. A. GoDEY.