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ATLAS OF NORTH AMERICA;

With Maps of the various Provinces, States, and Countries ofthat Continent, and Plans of the City of New York, the Environsof Montreal, and Panama Railway, constructed from the mostrecent authorities.

By JOHN BARTHOLOMEW, F.R.G.S.

Principal Contents :—

No. I. North America ; II. British, Russian, and DanishAmerica—Polar Regions ; III. Upper Canada ; IV. LowerCanada, New Brunswick ; V. to XVIII. Separate Statesand Territories of tiie United States ; XIX. Mexico,Central America, and West Indies; XX. Steamer Routesand Oceanic Currents. With Descriptive Letterpress,and an Index of 21,000 Names.

“This is an Atlas of North America as complete as any Englishmancan need.”— Examiner.

“ An Atlas proportioned to the wealth, population, and importance ofthat great and growing region of the world.”— Spectator.

“ No North American Atlas in existence can compete with this. TheMaps are complete, careful, beautifully executed, and furnished with anelaborate Index.”— Leader.

“ It gives us sincere pleasure to recommend so meritorious a work tothe notice of our readers. It is without a rival on this side of theAtlantic."— Atlas.

“ The peculiar value of this Atlas lies in its minuteness of detail. Allthe newest discoveries and changes, too, are here embodied.”— Economist.

“ A truly valuable contribution to geographical science.”— EdinburghEvening Courant.

“ This is a work of great beauty and undeniable utility ; and, if weare not mistaken, it is the first complete Atlas of the kind which has beenpublished. Certainly it is the most perfect production which we have atany time seen. We honestly recommend it alike for the purposes of theschool and the man of business, and all who desire information regardingthe vast territories of our transatlantic kinsmen.”— Glasgow Herald.

EDINBURGH: ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK.