Saturday Evening Gazette/June 7, 1856/The University Book Store

The University Book Store.—This old established literary emporium of Cambridge, for some years past under the proprietorship of John Bartlett, Esq., has been removed some six doors nearer the Post office, on Harvard street, and Mr. B., may now be found in a new store fitted up with elegance and taste, and his shelves filled with choice books in bindings fully as choice. He has a petite reading room in the rear, where the leading journals of Boston and vicinity are always on file. Mr. Bartlett has, among other works in press, a new edition of Horace, and a series of Moral Lessons, edited by Prof. Huntington.