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Model Drawing and Sketching from Nature.
 The work is illustrated by plates and draw
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 Paris and New York, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 Protection and Free Trade To-day, at Home and Abroad, in Field and workshop, by Robert P. Porter, has been recently pub Hshed. This little pamphlet contains the address of MT. Porter to the Arkwright club in both political parties wish to know, the facts showing how free trade and protection work everywhere Published by James R. Osgood & Co.,, Boston, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 Pendleton Kings life of Governor Cleve- land will tell all who wish to know about the life of the New York Governor and the President-elect Published by G. P. Put
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 Tennyson's '' Princess, y edited by William
 J. Rolfe, is at hand Although the notes in
 the volume were originally made for class of
 girls in school, and although the book is admir-
 ably adapted to the needs of high schools, so thoroughly and judiciously is the work done
 that this, with the other volumes in The Stu
 dent series, should find its way into the Ii
 brary of every lover of English literature.
 Mr. Rolfe is an admirable editor. He does
 not fall into the fault so common with many
 of his kind of covering over the beauties of
 his author with mass of useless notes. The
 notes in this volume are always useful and
 suggestive.
 "Iittle Arthur's History of England" by Lady Callcott, is new edition of book which has already become favorite with children The author writes as she would speak to her children. It is wonderful how much popular information she has embodied in the book, and how clearly she puts in- volved questions of history. Published by Thomas Y. Crowel & Co.,, New York, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller. In the History of the American People, the author, Arthur Gilman, has told in con- else fashion the story of the American peo- ple The book opens with a condensed and accurate account of the early voyages of dis covery and explarotion, beginning with that of Columbus; and among the subjects pre- sented with a reasonable degree of fullness may be enumerated the efforts towards union from 1637 to the adoption of the Constitution, and the nature and influence of the Virginia and Ken lucky resolutions of 1799 and 1799. The book is accurate and is valuable as @ work of refer ence. The author notes the progress of the arts of life, of literature, education and SO | cial life, and in discussing political affair: brings them up to the high standard of inde pendent liberalism. Published by D. LothroI & Co.,, Boston, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 EThe French Teacher" by Prof. E. c. Du bois, is intended for teachers. The system will be generally acceptable. Published by Lee & Shepard, Boston, aud for sale in thii city by H. H. Peck.
 A new text book of American history ha 1 been issued. It is by Horace B. Scudder ' The book contains maps and illustrations l It is free from confusing details and eacl chapter is preceded by tables of definition and pronunciation. The logic of events 1 kept sight of The book will commend itsel l to teachers and pupils alike. Published b! J. H. Butter, Philadelphia, and William Ware & Co.,, Boston, and for sale in this cit. ! by Judd the bookseller.