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ucLINToCK srRoNa's CYcLoPRDIA. A
CyeiopRdia Of Biblical, Theological, and Rcele.i.
aitieai Litsrsturs. Prepared BY the Rex ISSn
M'Clintoek, D. D., and Jamesstropg, g.. d. vol
.A,B. Royal syo. lin Press.)
THE Two MARRIAGES. ANoyel. BY Miss Muloef,
author Of "John Halifax, Gentlemant "A noble
Life, +" "Christian's Mistake" &c l2mo' Olo'h,
$50.
THE ToILERs OF THBsEA. A Novel By Victor
Hugo. new sdltiOn, with Two Ensrsyinss from
Original PIsturss y Gu'''V' pOr'' S'o' oi0'A'
sysisS fs issips s aUsn the rO.r. Of the See, after
reaching Its last page, We feel as though We yers
rising from an involuntary detention In dreamiand
- which the author could alone admit MS. btanding
does above Its predecessors In reality, and there
fore in interest no power q prophecy Y hssdsa 70
Widely read and more highly thought Of than even
Lies Miserabi>s' OF "Hotre Dame de Paris, -
london Rspfstc.
CRApoCK NowBLL. A Tale Of the New Forest.
ByR D. BlAekmore. svo, Paper, rs cents.
"ciSdocf NSSsii''is a clever novel, decidedly
original in STYLE and mode Of trsstment 4, anus
ing too and the reader who once ssIiy enrsrs upon
some excellent descriptions Of forest sesaery, And
storm at sea with the wreck Of ship which are
very powerfully given.-Athsndum'
It contains number Of pictures taken from nature
which are admirable. Mr.. Blaekmors has sarefully
studied the scenery Of the forest and sea- shose and
he has given descriptions ofboth which are really
exquisite. His account Of the storm 10 one 81 ths
truest and most vivid we have ever read. The sea,
the sky, the clouds, the waves, are bfousnt pes's
our eyes with wonderful power.-London Rrrfe1e'
PLAYED OUT A Novel. By Annie Thomas, Al
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former novels. Il Is thoroughly readable and Is
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STUDENTS OLD TESTAMENT HISTORY. From
the Creation to the Return Of the Jews from Cap
Uyity. with an Appendix, containing an Intro.
ductou to the Books Of the Old Testament Bdited
by VIM. Smith, LII. D. with Maps and woodeuss.
limo, Cloth lin Press
STUDENTS NEW TESTAMENT HISTORY. with
an Introduction, connecting the History OF the old
and New Testaments. Bdited by William Smith,
LII. D. with Maps and woodeuts limo, Cloth
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MADONNA MARY. A Novel. By Mrs. oliphAnt
Author Of 'T6e Life Of Edward Irving, ,""Agnes,'
Miss MajOESanE1. The PsrPs'Tal .%E E.v cn1s''
Life,' sc. svo, Paper, 90 cents.
Prom frst to last "MAdonnA Mary" is writte
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madonna Mary Is a book Of great power an
beauty-A perfect work Of Its kind.-LOndon Post
Itis story told with exquisite simplicity an
beauty, and full Of the deepest interest-LOndo
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lis highly interesting. - Commercial Advertiser.
THE SANCTUARY: A Story OF the Civil War. B
Brew. Col. George Ward Nichols, Author Of ''rh
Story Of the Great March" with Illustration
This story had in it decided elements Of popu
lArty. The plot is good, the descriptive passage
other naturally and are strringly narrated, and Ii
different characters are well sustained.-Erenfn
Post.
life and turmoil that we have read.-Home Journd
No novel that has the civil for its time an
the South for its be pronounced its superior
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terest, in variety Of incident, or In oonstruetiv
power.-BOstoH Trdueiier.
LABoULAYEs FAIRY BOOK. Fairy Tales Of al
Nations By Edouard Laboulaye Member Of tn
Institute Of France. Translated by Mary L. Booth
Illustrations. l2mo, Cloth, Bsysisd Bdges, 81
The grave professor knows better than most me
how to amuse, delight, and instruct children. tn
collection Is charming one, and Miss Booth has pre-
PfoSehins T fOlidays. fhs % iiiustrstioSs Ar. mssti
from the french edition, and faneful a. thong
the Imagination OF q child had run away with II
skillful pencil Of the Artist-N Y Evening Post.
These are very fascinating tales, and Miss Boot
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ume. The stories are all original graphic, and 70
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turned sentence, or some ssnt.ntiOu: remark, while
sParsleS like gem and leaves lasting impression
A book OF fairy and magical Attraetiyeness. Ther
also abundance Of wit, and satire, and philosoph
yelled beneath the fAneful and the grotesque. Man
an aphOrism worthy Of lifelong remembrance nigh
beguoted from the volume'-BrooktynE Eagle.
They are exquisite tales, rich In all that is ArAe
ive.-BOston TrapelIer.
No more charming volume than this has ever bee
devoted to the fairies. ~ T. Sun.
RACHEL IS SECRET. Novel. By the Author
"The Master Of Marion. " svo, Paper, rs cents
dsely Interesting and affecting story, AristieAll
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never failing foundation Of intersst-a woman sci
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A novel Of very considerable mirth. Its story
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Living on the very theatre Of activities, and col
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Of Information concerning the inner workings Of II
Rebellion. This he embodies in his book.-Abdn
He tells all he knows Of Southern politicians. an
therefore tel great deal which is dhgraeeful :
them Boston Transcript.
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His novels have a mint mark OF his own, desp
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THE CLAvERINGS A Novel. By Anthony Trol
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House at Arlington "orley Farm, - '"rhe Bslto
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one OF the most readable, sound, and thorough b
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