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LES MYSTERIES De PARIS: Par EUGENE
SUE Auteur de Mathilde > Premiere Edition Anne
6caine, is published complete in large and neat
ctayo volume, by j. Winchester, 30 Ann-st.-
Those who read French, and those who are studying
ha, language will of course prefer to read this ex-
raordinary work in the authors own language. We
believe no book published these ten years has Gre
sted proflnder sensation than this and though it
has great faults, and we have freely expressed our
dislike Of its school, We now believe that, OH the
whole It's good effects overbalance It's evils Good
had. however, it is work which is and will continue
70 be widely read.
LIFE IN THE SIcK-RooM.-This is the title of a
new book by Harriet Martneau. Though pub
Ished in England anonymously, and without in
,rastng the secret to any one, the book sold very
,s,. The sick and TIE sorrowing arc numerous,
and they caught at these words of consolation ca
,ery. Miss Martineau, who has behaved with such
ouiet and cheerful heroism under her long and in
rorable illness, writes thus to an American friend:
aThis volume Of mine almost wrote itself. 1t
VAS done on sudden thought, in total silence, and
upder sense of Understandable relief
Il is being published by Bowlcs, OF Boston, and
now in press with an introductory Chapter by
the authors gifted friend Mrs. Folen.
HT GRACE ABoUNDING, or the Life and Death
Of John Bunyan-an earnest straightforward and
absorbing narrative Of the trials and trumphs of
rood man-is published to-day from the London edi-
lion. by M. w Dodd, Brick Church Chapel
~ "PUsEYIsM AND EPIscoPAcY, by Repub-
lcan Churchman,' is just published at the New
World Office 80 Ann-st.
MIRROR Observation-Disclosures XIII Of the Mirror
Library is just published it contains the Songs and
Billiards. of Charles Dibdin, and also few in Dbl
dns style, by other authors. This is the first Anne
ican edition ever published, and will be found emf
nently worth reading. Truth and Nature breathe
forth in every line Of these Songs, and for descrp-
ZION OF nautical matters they without an equal in
poetry.
~ The CHRISTIAN OBSERVER for February has
been issued by Mason & Tuttle, l2& Nassau-st.
u The COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE for April has a
fine engraving OF Napoleon and his son, Ut An Hour
before the Duel with contributions OF Mrs. Elet
Mrs. Embury, Mrs. f. 5. Osgood, Mrs. James u.
Brooks etc. We like the work better and bctteras It's
months increase See advertisement of contents.)
l. Post, Astor House.
B Campbels Foreign Semi-Monthly Maya
zine for March 10th has been published by w. H.
Graham 100 Nassau-street. 1t opens with the III
eesting paper of the Quarterly on William Taylor
ofNorwich, The Comic Blackstone from Punch !;
Memoir of Broussais; The Haunted House by /
Hood, &c. &c.
sP The BATTLE-GRoUSDs OF AMERICA are TO
be illustrated by competent artists for the successive
numbers of GRAHAM's MAGAZINE, commencing
with that for May. MIR. G. promises that they shall
&c the most highly finished ensravngs ever got up
in the Union. If so, they must add to the already
eminent popularity of this Magazine.
~ The LADIES COMPANION for March has
articles by Mrs. Sigoumcy, Mrs. Ellet, VIM e.
Smms Sc with two engravings.
THE LITTLE ROBINSON OF PARIs.-ThiS is an
interesting little book showing the triumph OF In
dustry over Idleness translated from the French OF
Madame Eugenia Foa by Miss Landon. W. II.
Graham 100 Nassau-street.
EY The BOYS AND GIRLS MONTHLY LIBRARY
for April has just been published by Burgess and
Strnser. ii is edited by Mrs. Coman, and is very
interesting for children.
~ STANsBuRYs INTEREST TABLES by
Months and Days, and by Current Days at sou ana
365 to the year, at per cent together with FACTORS
for Calculating Discount and convenient lime Ia
bles, has just been published by the Harpers 1t
is warmly commended by Bank Commissioners
Cashiers. &C. and iavorably regarded by the press.
~ "GREAT PRESIDENTIAL STEEPLE CHASE OF
lSiF-a spirited Autograph, but no cancature.
Why can VIC never cngrave a joke in this country
SANDWICH IsIANps-We have been favored with
Honolulu papers, 1.-THE Temperance Advocated 10
December I'd The Rev. Messrs. Frost and Lee
Methodist missionaries TO Oregon, with their wives
aud three children sailed from Honolulu i'll the lat
ter part OF November, for the United States III inc
bark Behring. Mr. Moore also took passage IN the
same vessel. Christian ADV. and Jour
NAvAL.-The u. S. trigate United States, Capt
James Armstrong, bearing the broad pennant OF
Commodore Thomas APP. c. Jones, anchored al
Na,syai Bay, Society Islands, Oct 18th, 1913,
irom the Sandwich Islands, via the Nlarqnesas; and
70 sail for Valparaiso and Callao III SIX or eight
days.
The whale ship Newark, u, Stonington, spoke
Dec &c. lat 81 80 S Ion rs 45W., the Roscoe, Capt.
mnCleaye, OF New Bedford, which had spoken on
Diego de RAMIREZ U. S ship Levaat, AZ days from
Mo laneiro for Valparaiso.
Mrs. CAUSE.-THE Memphis Enquirer publishes
sielter from Washington, evidently written by one
who Is perfectly familiar with the III winch this
LADY is plaintiff and who states positively that the
recent decision OF the Supreme Court is entirely Ia
sOfaole 10 the lady and that The acquisition OF The
property she claims, or, at The worst, all but one
enth OF IL within the next year, is now matter OF