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576 Now ready at all the Libraries, TTTRLING. A NOVEL. ' is a clever book ....The story is well carried out."—Jokm Bell. " This is a very interesting story."—Ssta. " This is a very good story very well told."— Globe. " A plot carefully dawn sod artieuleted."—Atheruenm. A happy vein of satirical humour runs through its pigs..... TIN moral tone is exoslient."—Alossing Post. Loudon; litaanoN, b 9, Pall•mai. Just published, In crown elvo., price 101. td., and to be had at all the Libraries (the talented Author or Authoress unknown), THE HEIRESS OF VERNON HALL. An Autobiography. A Tale far surpassing the common run of novels, ►nd well adapted for young and old, and for those whose tastes have not been •itiated by the perusal of works of morn startling Incident and doubtful morality. No library, public or private, abould Do without it. Loudon: %LULU BuozwooD, Paternoster•row. &4, Fleet•street, June, 1864, UESSRS. 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The Proprietor of a Series of SEVENTY highly-fwished STEEL PLATES, being Portraits of the great Conservative Statesmen, including Lord DERBY, Right lion. BENJAMIN DISRAELI, Baron CHELMSFORD, Bishop of EXETER, Sir FITZROY KELLY, &c. &c., is desirous to dispose of them on very favourable terms ; or, if preferred, he will furnish impressions for any one or more. They are peculiarly suitable for Presentation Plates to accompany Local Newspapers advocating the politics of the present Cabinet. These Plates are all engraved in line ; are in excellent condition; have in every case been taken from the best sources, and in many instances copied from Portraits in the possession of the Families of the Originals. The size of the engraved surface is about 9 by 71 inches; they were intended for printing on quarto elephant paper, size 14 by 10, but anv larger size can be rendered available. Samples and prices may be had upon application to J. S. VIRTUE, Cottage-place, City-road, London. MR. 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