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"The Readings of Mr.. Charles Dickens a.
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The White Rose. BY G. j. Whyte Melville.
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II. Lippincott. well told story.
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Comma. A Novel. BY T: A. Trollopa, au-
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and other popular novels. and son of Mrs.
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her domestic Manners of the Americans"
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Count Nirabcau. An Historical Novel BY
Theodore Mundt. New York ID. Appleton &
Co. DIR. Mundt is the husband of Clara Null
Der, with whose historical novels the public are
so familiar, written under the nom d. p.xme of
~Louisa Muhlbach."
A Suggestive Commentary on the New Tes-
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work gives the results of the authors travels
in Egypt Palestine, Turkey, where they illus
trste the text.
A Stormy Life. BY Lady Georgiana Fuller
ton. New York ID. Appleton & Co. novel
by the well known author Of ssToo Strange to
be True"
Queen Victoria's Journal. sour Life in the
Highlands" New York: Harper & Bros This
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nd in I'm
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Stories of the Gorilla Country. BY Paul Du
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more especially written, and to children of
larger growth, as well.
History of the United Netherland BY John
Lathrop Motley. Volume }. With portraits
New York: Harper & Bros. This is the third
volume of Motley's History of the nited Meth.
erlands. from the death Of William the Silent to
the Twelve Years Truce"-l609. Those who
have read the two fascinating volumes proceed
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with this to the last page. The author an
nounces change in the epoch at which he orr.
ginally intended to close the work Instead OF
going on with the exclusive history of the Meth.
erlands until the Synod of bort, the narrative
will close with the point OF time when the Re-
public was formally admitted into the family
of nations by the treaty of twelve years truce,
and when ITS independence was virtually ad-
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Another volume which is to be speedily
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continue his historical labors by a work on the
'sThirty Years' War;" which involves all the
most important points in the progress of the
Netherlands until the year 1913.
Folks and Fairies. Stories for Little Chill
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Guild Court. London Story. BY George
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Playing for High Stakes. A Novel BY Annie
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Duff's Bookkeeping, by Single and Double
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Napoleon and Butcher. An Historical Novel.
BY l.. Muhlbaeh, author of .'Marie Antoinette,"
&c. New York: ID. Appleton & Co. The latest
OF tie widely read Muhlbach series of histori-
cal novels