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New ROOks-ImPOrtaut Announce,
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A Compendium Of the history = ~
I United States, t. Vol. Alexander II,
StoThcus, Of Gc,s-'.. J =. T!ale * Sen.
Publishers, Ia Murray Street, New York.
The above is the title Of a book to he
issued this week, which is destined "a
create u sensation. Its anthOr ia . states
man, who, having beer identified with The
! history Of our country for nearly two gen-
erations, brings to his task an ezrerirnc"
such as is osseS,Sd By few of the VIII
teIsof the age, and who treats his subject
in n manner at once fascinating and iH-
stmctivc. The book should be in every
schoa Lroom, and in every library In the
United STltes. 1t is The History Of the
country, its UNNAMED body, and It's per-
vading spirit a Tads Mscum to both
student and statesman; a necessity to
every enc who wishes to know what has
been done, aud why it has been done, by
those who made, aad those who have adj
ministered the government Of these States;
to avery schoOl-room, that the young may
learn the true principles Of the govern
ment which was instituted by their fore
fathers, and grow up constituents worthy
Of good representatives. So educate the
young, ard there will be a reasonable
prospect of real reform in the administra-
ton Of their government.
The yulume-l2mo., jl3 pages, with
numerous illustrarions-is beautifully
printed, and tastefully and strongly bound.
Price, 81 50. II not to lie had at the To-
cal book stores, the publishers will send
it by mail, postpaid, on receipt Of the
price.
An Encyclopedia of the Best Thoughts
Of Charlie, Dickens. Compiled aud ar.
ranged in alphabetical form, by +. e.
DE Fontaine. T.. j, Hale & Sen, II
Murray Street, New York.
The millions Of admirers Of Dickens
will welcome this work as a valuable ad.
dition to household aud Office libraries, for
there is not a profession, occupation, or
trade, to which its contents do not refer.
Under tho proper alphabetical titles
will be found all Of the beautiful p ,ssa-
gcI, tender sentiments, humorous phrases,
and dramatic descriptions of characters,
places, and events, hat SO strongly mark
the writings of the great novelist The
convCrsationalist, who reads to quote with
effect; the minister or lawyer, who desires
an extract that shall add a point to his
public Efforts; tue journalists, who wishes
to give force to an editorial, or more
graphically portray some event the mer-
chant, capitalist, clerk, bachelor, physi-
clan; the Pccksnilfs and Podsnaps Of socie-
ty, the Dick Swiyellers and Sairey Camps,
the Mark Tapleys and Sam WeIlcrs-all
will find compiled in this one volume,
convenient arranged for ready reference,
the "Be,t Thoughts" that have made
Dickens famous The book indeed, is
one Of the most useful and interesting
that has been published for a long time,
and is destined to become d >trple and
enduring work. The volume will appear
in six semi.monthly numbers, each num-
bcr complete in itself, at 50 cents q num-
Der They will be printed on tinted pa
per, in handsome style, and will be de,iy-
cred to subscribers and others 1t the book
stores II b. agents. As"uts are wanted
in every locality, and the popularity Of
Al - ~ a ~ .