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BATH'S TRAVELS IN CENTRAL AFRICA. 500 Copies
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FORTUNE'S LATER TRAVELS IN CHINA
MEMOIRS OF THE DUKE OF ST.-SIMON
HAMILTON'S TRAVELS IN SINAI
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF LUTFULLAII
Two YEARS AGO. By CHARLES KINGSLEY.
lIINCHLIFF'S VISIT TO THE HIGH ALPS
RUSKIN'S ELEMENTS OF DRAWING
ESSAYS. By JOHN EAGLES
GUY LIVINGSTONE—ROMANY RYE
ARACIO'S LIVES OF MEN OF SCIENCE
MACAULAY'S ENGLAND. VOIS. Il I. anti IV.
GREYSON'S CORRESPONDENCE
THE TWO ARISTOCRACIES. BY MRS. GORE
TILE CITY. BY ALEXANDER SMITH
ANNE SHERWOOD—STILL WATERS
BORTHWICK'S RESIDENCE IN CALIFORNIA
FARINA. By GEORGIC MACDONALD
TOM BROWN'S SCHOOL DAYS-4YMa
BOWRINO'S KINGDOM AND PEOPLE OF SIAM
HARRIS'S SERMONS ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS
KANE'S ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS
FROUDE'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND
THE DAYS OF MY LIFE—GLENCORE
STOUGHTON'S AGES OF CHRISTENDOM
MONARCHS RETIRED FROM BUSINESS
THE GOOD OLD TIMES—BOTHWELL .
MEMOIRS OF FREDERICK PF.RTHES
THORNIVORY'S SONGS OF THE JACOBITES
LORD DUFFERIN'S YACHT VOYAGE
POEMS. BY GEORGE MACDONALD
MEMOIRS OF CHARLOTTE BRONTE. 1,500 Copies
WHITE'S HOLIDAY IN SAXONY
GUIZOT'S LIFE OF SIR ROBERT PEEL
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MEMOIRS OF FELICE ORSINI
DYNEVOR TERRACE. BY MISS YONOE. 1,000 Copies
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LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON
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WAYSIDE FANCIES. BY MRS. BRODERTP
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Hue's CHRISTIANITY IN CHINA
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Stocqueler's India—The Twelfth Thousand.

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INDIA. By J. 11. STO6QUEIER. With nn
Account of the Mutiny in the Bengal Army, and reliable
'lnformation on the Goveniment, the various Routes to, and
Enropean Life in India. Also descriptions of the principal
Town.{—Calcutts, Madras, Bombay, Delhi, Agra. Lucknow, kc.;
and practical advice on purchating the necessary ottUtt suitable
to either runts—the sea or overland. "In this volume it has
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regarding the Britian Empire in the East, which is so eeseutral
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