We have received three Catalogues which call for such mention as should direct to them the attention of our bibliographical friends. One is of the splendid Library of Mr. Dawson Turner, which will occupy Messrs. Sotheby and Wilkinson for thirteen days in its disposal. The next, _Bibliotheca Americana_, is of a most remarkable collection of American Books on sale by Mr. Russell Smith. The third is of an extensive collection of Theological Works on sale by Mr. Straker. The last two are made more valuable by the addition of useful indices. BOOKS RECEIVED.--_A Manual of Photography_, by Robert Hunt, _Third Edition enlarged_. It is sufficient to say that Professor Hunt's volume is at once the most elaborate, as his acquirements will ensure its being one of the most scientific works extant upon this now popular subject.--_Memoirs of a Maître d'Armes, or Eighteen Months at St. Petersburgh, by_ A. Dumas; _translated by_ The Marquis of Ormonde, is one of the most amusing and graphic among the many amusing and graphic volumes which have already appeared in the _Traveller's Library_.--_Cyclopædia Bibliographica._ Part VI. Mr. Darling's useful Cyclopædia maintains its character.--_The Fall of Jerusalem_, by the Rev. Dr. Milman. This endeavour to direct the public mind, through the medium of this dramatic poem, to the striking and incontestable evidence of the full completion of Prophecy in the Fall of Jerusalem, is a valuable addition to Murray's _Railway Reading_.--We must here acknowledge the receipt of two other volumes of poetry: _Beauty, a Poem_, by the author of _Silent Love_, an admirer and not unsuccessful imitator of Pope; and _Love in the Moon_, by Patrick Scott, a work in which scientific observation is combined with great poetic feeling and considerable power.--_The Pilgrim's Progress of John Bunyan, for the Use of Children in the English Church, edited by the Rev. J. M. Neale_. The object with which this beautiful edition has been prepared is so plainly stated, that we need only wish the book as wide a circulation as it deserves.--_The Family Shakspeare_, &c., by Thomas Bowdler. The fourth volume of this reprint of Mr. Bowdler's carefully revised edition of Shakspeare, contains the three Parts of Henry VI., Richard III., Henry VIII., and Timon of Athens. * * * * * BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE. TRANSACTIONS OF THE MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. Vol. I., and Parts I. and II. of Vol. II. CURTIS'S BOTANICAL MAGAZINE. 1st and 2nd Series collected. TODD'S CYCLOPÆDIA OF ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. Complete, or any Portion. GLADSTONE'S (W. E.) TWO LETTERS TO THE EARL OF ABERDEEN ON THE STATE PROSECUTIONS OF THE NEAPOLITAN GOVERNMENT. 1st Edition. 8vo. SWIFT'S WORKS. Dublin: G. Faulkner. 19 Vols. 8vo. 1768. Vol. I. PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE UNDER DIFFICULTIES. Original Edition. Vol I. THE BOOK OF ADAM. PRIDEAUX'S CONNECTION OF THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT. Vol. I. 1718.