The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-08 00:00:00

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INTERESTING PRESENT,

CHEAP EDITION of the CRESCENT and
the CROSS. • '

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.By ELIO r WA RIIURTON.
Now read', In 1 vol., with 13 itluslrations, Gs , hound.
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NEW EDITION OF MR. RO9ERS'3 EISAYS.
Just published, in 3 vole fep. Bvo., mice 21s.
VSSAYS, Selected from Contributions to the
Jil_ll Edinburgh Review. By RENDS RonEas. Second Edition,
with Additions: tm form with the Editions in l'ocka Volumes of
fir. Macaulay's Essays, and Mackintosh's and Sydney Smith's
Works.
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THE ABBE HTJC'S NEW WORN. ON CHINA.
In 2 vol 3. Bvo , with a coloared Map, price 20 ,
THE CHINESE EMPIRE : A Sequel to
uuc and Gabet's Journey through Tartary aud Thibet. By.
the Abbe Hue, many years Missionary Apostolic in China. Copy-
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London; Longman, Grown, Green, and Longmans.

PARLE Y'S ANIMALS

The Eleventh Edition, carefully revised, bound in cloth, gilt. edges,
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TALES ABOUT ANIMALS.
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Autbor of " Tales at out Sea, Europe, Asia," &e.
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Wen, with .4 PrP.faea; tritt Bi'o.,
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