Cohoes. Albany Co. Encloses a poem, unnamed, for publication. On verso a canceled poem, "Crossing the Seas."

N.p. Friday, 2 o'clock. The writer will be late in joining Griswold at Mrs. James's.

N.p. Copy of biographical notice from the Home Journal.

Philadelphia. Is sending a copy of Dr. [William] Valentine's Budget of Wit and Humor, which Marshall has just published. Inquires about a novel by Mrs. C[atherine] A[nn] [(Ware)] Warfield.

New York. Printed notice of hte addressee's election as an associate member of the "American Copy-right Club."

14 Pine Street. Encloses a check to cover Griswold's expenses at Washington on behalf of the Copyright Club. Asks for some volumes of poetry.

N.p. Encloses proofs of Miss E[lizabeth] Barrett's poems. Reminds Griswold to answer a letter from [Evert Augustus] Duyckinck. Asks for copies of Griswold's Poets and Poetry of England in the Nineteenth Century and The Illustrated Book of Christian Ballads.

111 Fulton St. N.Y. Thinks Miss [Elizabeth Barrett] would be pleased to have Griswold write a notice of her poems. Mentions [Louis Antione] Godey's "Portrait Gallery" as competition for Graham's.

N.p. Encloses some clippings regarding the writer's Behemoth: a Legend of the Mound Builders [New York 1839]. Asks to be paid for and article.

N.p. Saturday. Asks payment for an article [in the Illustrated News].

N.p. Asks about publication in Philadelphia of the writer's "Puffer Hopkins." [Every Augustus] Duyckinck would like a set of plates of The Gift for 1842 and 1843. Also asks for return of the autograph sonnets of Miss [Elizabeth] Barrett.

Richmond. Offers a position as teacher of French to M. C. Auguste Dubouchet, a friend of Poe.

Stamford, C.T. Asks for copies of Griswold's book [Female Poets of America] and Miss [Anne Charlotte] Lynch's [Poems, 1848?] for review [in The Young People's Journal of Science, Literature and Art]. Mentions the ending of her connection with the Univercoelum [and Spiritual Philosopher].

Brooklyn, No. 85 Prince St. Asks return of a volume of The Young People's Journal [of Science, Literature, and Art] and some of the writer's manuscripts.

No. 56 Rutger Street. Sends her novel The Mechanic [Providence 1842] and some "Mythic stories." Discusses revision of these and other works, for republication. Kate Fox asks that Griswold return her album.

N.p. Disclaims any knowledge of the cipher sent Poe by "Timotheus Wackemwell."

Philadelphia. Autobiographical data [for the sixteenth edition of Poets and Poetry of America].

[Kelloe, Scotland?] Is sending her book [Life in the Mission, the Camp, and the Zenáná, London 1853]. Asks for copies of notices it receives in American reviews.

Daily Times, N.Y. Explains his objections to Griswold's printing of Poe's "Raven" in short-measured lines, in Poets and Poetry of America.

Boston. "Female Kindness."