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N'cLrNToCK 4 srRoNo's CYCLoPKpIA. A
Cyelop9diA Of Biblical, Theological, and Beelesi.
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THR TWO MARRIAGES. ANOrsl By Miss Maloet,
author Of "John Halifax, Gentleman "A Nobls
Life, " "Chrstiah's histaks," &c. limo, Cloth,
sl. 80.
THE ToILERs OF THEsBA: A Novel. By Victor
Hugo. A new Bdition, with Two Bngrsvlhss from
Original Picture, q ou'.avo DOrs' sVO, Cloth,
In laying down the the "rOIlsr. Of the Sea, ansr
reaching It's last page, We f.sl as though We ver.
rising from an involuntary detention In drsamland
it does above predscesso in reality and there.
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Les Miserables' or "Notre Dame De Paris
London Revfsto.
CRADooK NowELL. A Tale Of the New Forest
By z. d. Blaeknore. syo, Paper, rs cents.
"Cradoek Novel; is clever novel, decidedly
original in style and mode Of trsatnsnt IL anus
ing too and the reader who fairly enters upon
some excellent descriptions Of forest scenery, and
storm at sea with the wreck Of q ship, which are
very powerfully gINsn.--iiho~@urn
1t contains number Of pictures taken from nature
which are admirable. Mr. BlAekmore has carefully
studied the scenery Of the forest and hore and
he has given us descriptions ofboh which Are really
exquisite. His account Of the storm Is one Of the
tFue nd NAT vi VA hav aah Tha
the sky, the clouds, the waves, are brought befor,
our eyes with wonderful power.-LondoA RsufetO.
PLAYED OUT. A Novel. By Annie Thomas, Au.
Stakes tSE o. rss1 'Nr HSl
Guard, - sc. syo, Paper, IS cents lJus Ready
Played out" ls quite equal to any ofihe Author'i
former novels It Is thoroughly readable and ia
very clever. .-Athenoum.
STUDENTS OLD TESTAMENT HISTORY. From
the Creation to the Rsturn Of the Jews from Cap.
tivlty. with an Appendix, containing an Intro:
by VIM Smith, LII. D. with Maps and woodeuts.
l2mo, Cloth. In PressO
STUDENTS NEW TESTAMENT HISTORY. with
an Introduction, connecting the History Of the, Old
and New Testaments. Bdited by William Smith,
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MADONNA MARY. A Novel By Mrs. oliphant
Author Of The Life Of Edward Irving. ""Agnes,'
Miss MAisribAnks,' - THE Perpetua al Curate -
Chronicles Of Carlingford - 1.-THE Days Of Ny
Life" sc. $40, Paper, % cents.
from hrst 10 last "hAdonnA Mary 10 written
with evenness and ygor snd oysraOws with the best
qualities Of Its writer's fancy and humOu. -Athe'
n6um.
madonna Mary is a book Of great power and
beauty-a perfect work Of Its kind.-LondoH PoSt
II Is q story told with exquisite simplicity and
beauty, and full Of the deepest interest.-London
Itis highly interesting Commerefdl advertiser.
THE SANCTUARY; A Story Of the Civil War. By
srev Col George wsIa NishO,s, H. ku,hoI Of The
THIS story had In II decided elsmsus Of popu-
larity. The plot is good, the descriptive pa. s.ages
fall Of ygor and life the Incidents follow each
other naturally and are stirTingy narrated, and the
different characters are we'll misunderstanding
'iThe Sanctuary is by far the best novel Of wal
life and turmoil that we have read.-HOns Journal
No novel that has the civil war for Its time and
the South for lite scene can be pronounced lite superior
aud few Of them equal 70 Il In yvidness Of in
terest In variety Of Incident, or In constructive
power. -BostOn Traveller.
LABoULATE's FAIRY BOOK. Fairy. Tales Of all
Nations. By Bdouard LAboulays, Member Of the
Institute Of France Translated BY Mary l. Booth.
Ilusirations- l2mo, Cloth, BsvssG Bdgss, 81
The grave professor knows better than most men
how to amuse, delight, and instruct children The
collection IL charming and Miss Booth has pre-
pared very pleasant gift for children at the ap-
rom the French EDITION and are as faneifui as though
the imAEinat on Of . child had run away with the
sknful pencil Of the Artist.-N. Bpentn1 Post.
These are very fascinating tales, and Miss Booth
has done her work well -COmmercidl Advertiser.
The felicity Of imagin .tion, the sxubsranes Of
imagery and the simplicity Of feeling, which every
where exhibit themselves In the pages Of this vol
The stories are all original, graphic, and full
choice and SinSst every page % has some elegantly. T
turned sentence, or some sentsntious remark which
sparkles like gem, and leaves lasting Impression.
-Aibdny Epsatn0 Journal
A book Of fairy and magical AttraetiyensGs. There
is also abundance Of wit and satire and phiosophy
veled beneath the fanoful and the grotesqus. Many
al aphorism worthy Of lifelong remembrance might
be quoted from the vOlume.-BrooklyH Eagle.
They are exquisite tales rich In all that Is Attrac
i've Boston Traveller.
No more charming volume than this has ever been
devoted to the fAiries.-H Y. Sun.
RACHEL's SECRET. Novel. By the Author OF
The Master Of Marion. >, syo, Paper, 70 cents
and powerfully wrought, Whoever takes up the
hIst these delightful volumes ia to read them
all.-MOrnfn0 Post.
"Rachelis Seerel'' is a novel which will be read
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never failing foundation Of fintsrsst-4 woman IS self
-acrihce and ddlsinteTestedness Reader.
A novel OF very considerable mirth. It's story is
interesting and touching Its style is graceful and
eOTrect.-Stdr.
BoTTs's GREAT REBELLION. The Great Rebel
lion: Its Secret History, Rise. Progress, and Dis
Astrous Failure By Hon John Miner Bolts l2mo,
Cloth, Bsyeled Edges, % 90.
stanly brought into contact with the leading minds
both sides he became possessed Of great amount
Rebellion. This he embodies In his book.-ILbdny
Journal
He tells all he knows Of Southern politicians, and
therefore tel great deal which is disgraceful to
them. -BoStOn Transcript.
KISSING THE ROD. Novel. By Edmund Yates,
Author OF "Laod at Last, "BlSck Sheep 1" &c.
Syo, Paper, rs cents.
His novels have a mint mark Of his own. deeply
Impressed and unmistakable. They are Mr.. Edmund
YRtess novels, not limitations Of the novel writing
o. successful predecessors.-London Examiner
THE CLAvERINGs. Novel. By Anthony Trol.
lops, Author Of Can You Forgive Her H"''small
House at Arlington "orley Farm, - "The Bslton
Estate" Doctor ThOrne, "Ihe Last Chronicle
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AMERICAN LEAVES: Family Notes Of Thought and
Life. By Rev. Samuel 0sgood, d. d. limo
Cloth, Beveled Edges, sl.75
In his selection, we'll as bis treatment Of top
ics DR.. osgoOd has shown mad range OF obserya.
ton, sagscious insight into the workings Of the
human heart happy adaptation to the wants Of the
common mind, and a strong sympathy with Its hopes
and fears and aspirations.-H y Tribune
one Of the most readable, sound, and thorough ghly
practical books OF essays which have ever
In AmerieA-a book dealing with puIIling social
problems, with a mastery analysis to which few
socalistie writer's have attained-HOHS Journal
Every subject is handled strongly and yet deli
cate y and with the skill Of master. They are
sCholA'ly productions 10 Boston Traveller.
It shows taste, Learning, sympathy, observation
Of life grasp Of principles, power Of looking at
things both their philosophical and practical side.
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