No. 366 Locust St. Philadelphia, P.A. Asks Griswold to speed the publication of Meister Karl['s Sketchbook]. Mentions a sale of [Edward Duffield?] Ingraham's books. Praises [Horace Binney] Wallace's book [Art, Scenery and Philosophy in Europe].

Office Evening Bulletin. Philadelphia, P.A. Inquires about the terms of his contract with [Justus Starr] Redfield for Meister Karl['s Sketch Book].

Bulletin Office. Philadelphia, P.A. Sends the prospectus of Meister Karl['s Sketch Book] and mentions his dedication of the book to Griswold.

Office Evening Bulletin. Does not understand why Griswold has refused to have Meister Karl['s Sketch Book] dedicated to him.

La Piene (?) Hotel. Philadelphia, P.A. Is sending a copy of Heny [Perry Leland]'s "Gray Bay Mare." Mentions a letter of Washington Irving praising Meister Karl['s Sketch Book]. Will probably not have his "Sloper" ready for publication by [James Cephas] Derby by fall.

Office Evening Bulletin. Philadelphia. Asks for help with publishers in obtaining advertisements and books for notice in Graham's Ladies' Paper, of which the writer is editor.

Girard House. Philadelphia, P.A. Expresses regret at Griswold's ill health. Complains of overwork, and reminisces about his days as Griswold's assistant on the Illustrated News.

Graham's Illustrated Magazine. Sympathy over Griswold's illness. Inquires about the Rev. Asahel Abbott, the author of "Pandora," a work on mythology. Comments on his own work for Graham's Magazine.

No. 366 Locust St. Philadelphia, P.A. Mentions the sale of Griswold's Republican Court. Asks about the cost of printing his [Poetry and Mystery of] Dreams himself. Discusses his maltreatment by [D.] Appleton [and Co.].

No. 399 Chesnut [sic] St. Sends an article for the April number of Graham's. Wants the public to know that what she writes she writes for the magazine "(during the year 1842) will be literal truth, without the slightest mixture of fiction."

Troy. Is sending "Landon," "Sappho," "Gertrude," "The Ennuyée," and "The Maiden's Grief" for Graham's, with suggestions for their illustrations.

125 Dean St. Discusses Poe's authorship of a sketch of the writer in Female Poets of America, à propos of some correspondence published in the third volume of Griswold's edition of Poe's works [The Literati (New York 1850), p. vi]. Sends a poem, "Aureana." Expects [John?] Cheney to finish her portrait soon.

N.p. Discusses a proposed collected edition of her poems. Sends a letter regarding the sale of her Child of the Sea in Albany.

Brooklyn, N.Y. Asks whether any poems of Mrs. [Estelle] Anna [Blanche (Robinson)] Lewis are to be included in the new edition of Griswold's Poets and Poetry of America. Sends her poem "The Broken Heart." Offers to "satisfy" Griswold for any trouble he may take in the matter.

Brooklyn, N.Y. Offers to pay for the stereotyping of a rewritten sketch of Mrs. [Estelle Anna Blanche (Robinson)] Lewis for Griswold's Female Poets of America. Explains the error in printing her name as "Sarah Anna." Sends some of her poems from current periodicals: "The Angel's Visit," "The Orphan's Hymn," "To My Guitar," and some of her late sonnets.

Brooklyn, N.Y. Asks Griswold to call, to consult with Mrs. [Estelle Anna Blanche (Robinson)] L[ewis] "about some particular literary matters."

Schenectady, N.Y. Sends a list [pp. 2, 3, and 4] of his own writings. Invites Griswold to visit.

Union College, Schenectady, N.Y. Asks Griswold to help promote the sale of copies of an address, delivered before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Union College by the writer.

Schenectady, N.Y. Union College. Discusses the suitability of his own writing for publication in Griswold's paper [The Illustrated News]. Mentions his work on The Six Days of Creation [Schenectady 1855].

Columbia. S.C. Cannot attend [the Cooper memorial], but recommends that the statue [of James Fenimore Cooper] be erected in New York, not in Washington.