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NEW BOOKS And NEW EDITIONS.

TIE J. b. UppIncOt Company issue volume OF
selected TRANSACTIONS from Beranger with the steel
plates of the French small qusro edition OF the early
part of the century; plates for the most part char
Gcterstic and not wanting in local color, but
far below the standard Of the present day In several
other respects. Tho TRANSACTIONS by various
hands, and they include only the most "proper"
Ioems-Or tho preface announces The bOOk-mak-
ing is well done The tansla ions Of differing
degrees OF merit, though nom is extremely lad
A and unabr dyed translation OF Count TOlstoi's
FWhat TO DO" by Nathan 5. Dole CT. Y. Crowc &
to) is among the books. II comprises much
matter which did not appear In the early French
TRANSACTIONS.
We also note second English translation Of GOgors
aTaras BuIba.' by jeremiah Curtin John b. Alden.
with preface by the translator, and long dedication
10 the Hon Andrew G.Curtn formerly Minister ~ Russa
from the United states. III this reference is made
the attempt Of Napoleon the Third to the
recognition OF the Confederate Government and tn
refusal Of tho Gar to Join coalition proposed 70,
that purpose.
Harold SaDtvoord is the author OF Half Holl
days. John b. Alden. which seems to be complied
lrsm scrap commonplace book being = great
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m,uber of short papers every imaginaoie suoIoo.
Mr. Van santvoord has collected deal OF unimpo'>"
information upon a tedious variety OF 'opO'
Mrs william sharp edits a volume OF marine poeuy,
yubll she'd white Allen, under the titie songs suu
Poems Of the Sea- IL is pOrty Voiu'i'0' an" '
how many poets have been powerfully ahcced os
The sights and sounds OF tho ocean, Inc iaboo
number of extracts Is from swinburnc' lhen ioio'
Robert buchanan, shelley. Tennyson, Phiiip bourh'
Marston. Longellow. Wordsworth shaA' sp."'o' Do
and william Morris. the order gwen WORDSWORTH
as NOT much of sea poet and 10 truth some OF inc
otbers wrote perfunctorily enough of course byron
is not omitted, nor Falconer OF The ehip"rech'
while Barry Cornwall is well represented
Dedd. Mead a. Co. publish three-voume edition
NJ Martha Walker Freers Henry the Third OF France
His Court and Timcs.' Though this WORN was "'S'
issued generation 1t CANNOT be saio 10 ha'c ooo
superseded and those who desire iuH-iehs'h por""'
of a king and court In an eNcltiDs anu iinPoi '"
gefod cannot do better than TO redu ucse Noi"' y
Henry was prince of whom much was hopcu a'1
worse than nothing obtained. He was bad and ~ea"'
and his adv and intinates were BAD ana HNoo'S
HIS death tragic, but assassination piayea ah III
,ortant pan in that reign. and the fanatic Jacques
clement was tool in the hands of those VINO mai
other murders TO arrange.
An edition of Macaulays Lays printed on thick
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Ono ~ the perp,exities which confront many
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TO " The Photographic Times" by ii. p. ROBINSON
coIIated now in a volume called Landscape mo
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NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The editorial in The Oil City Derrick" Of THURSDAY
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After inauiring producers should STAND IN
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The Derrick says The is that while that tia
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When speculation is based upon commercial arguments
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G. G. COFFIN'S NEW BOOK.

Marching 10 Victory Second Period OF the War Of
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