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LITERARY NOTES.

Professor Arthur s. Hardy's novel, "bus ie'
woman - has made an amazing leap iuto popular
Gkina The fourth edition is nJw IN manu.
Th. clifton de lure of Emerson's works which
1I,obton MifIin IL Co. are preparing Is 10 DO
niece of book making which American cohec'oi'
viii, not be ASIA med 10 compare with foreign worA.
Tho text iii form that sweet island amid ialfsss
iii. MARGINS beloved OF all true and skilled read
ars the tyne is of most handsome countehahce'
Al. generosity Of the leading is tempered by dscie
tion and the paper is of the richness and thickness
desired by the biblIopne and appreciai ell even ny
The unlearnsd. All these beauties will soon be mat
ter for longing only; for the five hundred copies are
nearly all subscribed for and few days will see the
list closed. There could hardly be more desirable
edition. and considering its beauty 1T is 70 reioark-
ably cheap one The eleven volumes cost I'VE DOL
lars each The publishers expect that the first one
will appear in June
record of personal events and incidents in the
lite ana reign of QueenV ctora is to be brought out
shortly in England. A Diary of Royal Movements
is to be the title of this work of dazzling interest 10
humanity and to historians.
Prince Gortschakon's photographed papers Will
soon be published
Mr. Brownng's popularity IN England may DO
gagged by the fact that in the three days foilo"h@
the publication of JocOseria" eleven hundred cop
les sold
beautifully illustrated edition Of Walter SCOUTS
novels in French is coming from the press OF McsSi'
Frmin- DidOt.
Mr.. Henry James will appear during the year as
nne of the special critics of the Century corps. nus
naper on the Carlyle Emerson correspondence VIII
he prnted in the June number and this Will DC toi
lowed at the proper intervals by essays on Apf onse
Daudet and Anthony Trollope. 1t Is pronounced
that in this last article Mr.. jams Will express some
persopal opinions on the writing OF stories MI.
Jamess critical essays are not the least delightful
evidences of his trained ability.
The rarest Of all autographs is that OF Moiiere
The longest Is but six lines long and Is receipt ior
money. MSolerol had probably plumber of forged
autographs of Nolere; his whole collection was a
Gbogusr assortment of frauus. One genuine an IN
teresting signature, on Comedies" lutatlo Christi
was cut Oft with the fly leaf and lost by country
bookpinder. An example is said to have been
bought for few pence in America.
Mr. Douglas the Edinburgh publisher who has
recently walked to the consciousness that there be
writers" in America, intends to bring out Miss How
ards " One Summer" ana Aunt Serena" Dr.
Holiness sAutocrat," and Poet OF the Breakfast
Table, are ALREADY on Mr.. Douglass list.
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ROCKS OF THE WEEK.

No NEW THING novel BY W. E. Norris 16mo.
(Henry Holt co..
INDIA AND CEYLoN BY Ernest Haeckel 16mo PIP. IVA
paper. John W. Lowell COmpanyD
CHRISTIAN HISTORY IN ITS THREE GREAT PERIODS.
First period: Early Chr1stianit'. BY Joseph henry
Allen. l6mo, PIP. 2s4 Boston; Roberts Bros)
EMILY BRoNTE. BY A Mary F. Robinson. 16mo, PIP.
3l5 boston: Roberta Bros.)
LIVING ENGLISH POETS. 12mo, pp 339. Boston Rob-
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DESTINY AND OTHER POEMS. By NJ. ]. serrano Square
limo, PIP. 1S9. &c. p. Putnams Sons)
LETTERS TO FRIEND BY Connop Thirlwall. edited by
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Boston: Roberts Bros)
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GAMES AID SONGS OF AMERICAN CHILDREN. Collected
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MrppLEsBoKouGH AND ITS JUBmEE Edited by II. G..
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In5truftion.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

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WAsUlNsIOS, 18th AuTiL 1888.
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DROPOsALs for building steam vessel For

PROPOSALS for building n steam vessel for
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u. H. COAST AND GEoDRTIO SURVEY OFFiCR,
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The approximate hundred and seventy
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BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

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New Publications.
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IN THE SHADOW OF THE PYRENEEs.

From BASQUE Land BY Marvin H. vincent
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A New and Cheaper Authorized Edition

OF
LETTERS AND MEMORIALS Or JANE WELSH
CARLYLE.
Two vols in one Crown svo, with etched portrait
Price 81 So Library Edition. 2vols. Syo 81.
"The literary sensation OF the No such lively,
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q" A remarkable ios1aphy."-(chicaso Tribune.

A remarkabIe Di0STaphy. VnVAau IIIDuHV'
LIFE OF LORD LAWRENCE.
By r. Bosworth smith, ~ A., late Fellow of Trinity Col
Iege Assistant Master at school With maps and
portraits. 2 vols. svo, 80.
ave commend this work without qualification as one OF
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IN Y. ChurchInan.
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NEW EDITION, REVISED FOR 1888

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Menu publications.

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TIE FIRST "PoLYGLOr" PERFORMANCE GIVEN
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

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cause OF night thinking and sound philosophy OF ne Is
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD;
on and after March5. 1888
nDE Al. 40 IrNK LINZ

IL
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE. "A
Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and CosFuahaS
streets Ferries as follows -. IN. ,,un..
PaaSs fsSSss shs and % M daily
Chicago Limited Of Parlor Dining smoSing and sleeps
wa@spcr LoeS s en- oCPry and s 5 css
Baltimore Wsshinson and the SOUTH Limited washasSS
arrive Washington m Regular VIA j B. ,' a2d "a
+ and =; sa$ and y STnt and n uls,s
s1 Ts s Sia g. And r R ana p nsht
For Atlantic CITY, except sunday. Sis N ana p III
For Except Sunday BIB sanr
Long Branch Bay Head Junction ;',en S
s s EnSSSy ana ame SSes stop
S S psy sna arSo
TrsDs Pseurg $50 and liza m sS ans
loop M From washington and 5o Baltimore! sss Us
81 So SS s ana 1883 SS anu From From
pm, sunday esSp ~ From rnils ieaS $50 So
iS Sio iSss s. 'S sIj o isS yss s' I
'''' ANU -'''' TTioSPHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD.EsTABLJsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
.LTRAINs EACHwAY WEEKDAYS AND on SUN
DAY. ssrATIoNss I IN YhakApELPHiA' SiS
DoypkE TRAcK TIE r MOST TIME Ps9yEp EMF
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains NewYork. Desbroses and cosfV
landt st Ferries, a. follows "A
10, 7:29. $50 @ and 10 LmtedI IL a m l. 81 ~
% Limitedh and 10 m. l. d. T. and p. M. aua -
EIDress Trains New. daily except sunday.
72U and .. H.. ranains through VIA irea1'n -
nsarnns trains leave Broad street stations Phsicph
iSoI 305, 500 3i3, 900 7s5J, $50. $50 and III a
tLimi.ed Express l;s6 p mL 81 slS;35 Li int
GsiiI and $40 D. ON sunday l2Ol, $50. y
S9S s:yUa m l. (525 Eimitedl. $3.50. x45, and Stse
Leave Philadelphia via Camden 9a and ajo ." w. aAs
spt oice 435 $40 and ga Broadway Aston ioasi
And soot n Desbrosses aud CourtaniG sts: Coutsa
BrooSyn Annex station foot Fdlsolst Brooklya
ia Ia and llS husonsI Hobokeni 5Jlioa Jersey
Emarant Ticket Office. No Battery Place and casue eA
den. - ,u...,. ., - vii, oan mr. And eassf
bagga ge from hotels and residences . usoon
0~oCIlARI.ES Il. PUGH, j. NJ 49, W 4 seDe
General Pass 49,
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TROY B0ATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-New
j steamers SARATOGA aud CITY OF TROY leave Pier
No A NJ H. foot OF Chrsopherst daily except Saturday 40
D. m, connecting with morning trains for al points Nortn
sunday steamer touches Ut Albany.