The New York herald., 1876-12-09

tra,sd by Sol Eyting.. IT.. and "Liss's Aiser-
nsh," story OF quses people.
=. cAGiFras a en-
C. W. Carleton A co. have 10 gin locks tbs year,
though they always nave Joseph Rodman brakes
"cupritfay." which . perpetual holiday book. The
following the latest paDliestions ~ this hrm;
"His Young wiis, by Mrs Julie y. smith. sPanlne's
Trial, by Mrs l. u. Courtney "John Nsslbel, a
neg novel by Nrs Nara Dsrnn~ton Deslonde. Of New
orleans, a daughter Of Daniel : Dlekiason; n r
Barnum's Lion Jack. or. How Mensgeriss are
Made" a book for boys; "kale panten. new novel
by Mrs. May Agnes Fleming. and Josh Bnilnss'
"Aiminax ior lsT7.n
GEORGE RorrLrpos soss
The most attractive holiday feature Of thn English
nrm. which has branch this city. - ns Toy books
or these the Walter cosnen toy hooks are
beautiful The designs and coloring Of this artist
worthy OF higher place In art s,ll would not like
10 have him desert a Geld In winch he 10 doing 50
much good Besides this line Of books Rou,iedsc
Sons have list OF publications embracing every de-
partmcnt OF literature
Brentano is not a book publisher. bus he Is a book
seller, and keeps the publications Of every known
nrm his shelves, besides all the holiday pumbcrs OF
the foreign periodicals specially Of Breniano Is
French novels and other books, OF which he keeps a
fine assor. ment among them Octave Fcuiiiei's ''un
Marriage Dams 10 Mondc;n "Le Colonel Chamber.
lnn," by Hector Malo,, exciting account Of an
American in Paris; "Lcs Diancs ct Les Venus" by
Arscnc Houssayc, and n supply OF Victor Tissots
'.voyage au Pays dcs Mlards"
JAMES oscooD 4 co.
James 4. Osgood & Co have made rcpu, alton
by their beautiful holiday books that they deter.
mined to increase their fame in that line. aud this
year have produced ongcliow's skeleton In Armor'
Martini Tho skeleton In Armor" is illustrated in
Miss nallock's best style, ana is all her work. This
young lady is now acknowledgcdy our. best ngure
artist Tor book illustration, and no matter how much
she has do she does bad work, but is always
careful as though not the busiest woman IN
tho country. Each stanza in this sumptuous book is
printed in old English text IN an cmblcmatic border
Osgood's superb hcotype books are among the hand
soonest offered for the holidays they Gcms of tho
Dresden Gallery" .sGcms Of the Gray Collection y
Gallery OF Great Artists and the "Tltian Gallery"
ROBERTS BROTHERS.
Roberts Brothers holiday book is the story OF Ruth
from the Holy Bible with fifteen full page illnstra-
tons engraved on wood by John Andrews 4 Son after
drawings Dy NJ. BLa THIS is an oblong quarto cle-
gantly bound cloth, gilt and back Iettcrcd. Other
books published by this house suitable for the holidays
are u new edition OF schiiler's Iay OF the Bell
translated by Sir IA Bulwer Lyton, with forty two
illustrations; the shcpherd Lady" BY Jean Ingclow;
the "Unknown River by T. &. Hamcrton, with
thirty.scven etchings by the author; tho ssylvan
Year, by Hamilton, with twenty ctchings. For the
young folks they have Miss Alcot's "Rose in Bloom;
.'bits of Talk in Prose aud Verse;" by H. H. "Jan OF
the Windmill ard 1--WE Boys" Also many Others
WILLIAM +. GILL ! co.
william f. Gill 4 Co. have two special holiday books
Bayard Taylors National Odc," illustrated by Miss
Hallock r. Moran and others, beautifully bound and
printed, and ''Hod the Fort" illustrated by Miss
Humphreys and Robert Lewis This latter Is unique
publication and Will find favor among all who
torcsted in the Moody and Sankey services Every
stanza has an appropriate illustration and the music
is also given.
SHEPARD.
Lee Shepard's holiday book Is, "Oh Why
should the Spirit Of Mortal be Proud?" the favorite
hymn of Abraham Lincoln illustrated with ull page
and initial illustrations, and handsomely gotten up
for a gift book