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and Effects. BY Marcus A. Miller With Pen
rlctnres Of the Times. New York: +. Tenn, son
FROM WHOSE BOURNE BY Robert Barr. author
the Mask "A Woman Intervenes" Sc Illus
srsa, s,ated by % Frank NJ Gregory. New York Fred
erick A Stokes Co. Washington: A. Lisner
TIE L, DER SIDE OF THINGS. Move, pr
Old Maid" "A Little Sister TO the Wildcrn.ss.''
kc New York: Harper a BROTHERS WASH
ihgton: William Ballan.yne a. Sons.
DAIREEN. Novel BY Frank Frankfort uoo,c
author author Of Il Forbid the Banns,' sale of 4
SOUL They Call It Love-" Phyllis Of mn.
washington: woodward ward 4 II Iothrop. q pehno d TO-
LOVE GONE As1RAY. BY Albert Ross. author Of
ra@os,;ss rIaS9 Shalt M,,o Not Why I'm single Young
iinsham. Washington, Brentano's.
GOLD AND SILVER COINAGE UNDER THE cox
s lion Laws Enacted Thereon by Congress
from the Organization of the Federal tioScrn-
m,nt H,it. to the Present Time Chicago: Rand, NJ
chiron's Marriaee. an Ininfua ,ion n@'1or s,e. OF
F. Fenno & tapn Co w,ssiGl, psreonsf; Asw @ York; X
Lothrop "''""'u ~
VENETIAN JUNE, BY Anna Fuller. author Of
eic rat1 ill.,, lortraits Literary Courtship.'
g. r. futbam's Sons. Washington: Robert
Commercial RELATIONS OF THE UNITED
SnAIES ss Its WITH VII I ToKEIGN REL col NTRIEs During
IL. washington: Government Printing Once.
AN AMBITIOUS MAN. BY Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
a9it"r of .iIistorical Mother Goose.'' Poems
caso: f. A. Weeks a CO.
HONOR oRMTIIwAIlE. A Novel. BY the author
OF Lady Jeans Nagarps.' New York. IIar-
per q BROTHERS. Washington: William BallaI-
tyne Sons
AT WELLESLEY; Tegenda for 1856 Published
for the Senior Class of Wellesley College New
nori: g. r. Putnams Sons. Washington:
BLIND LEADERS OF THE BLIND. The Romance
author az niiha aT ln%ynG; Hx, By james Il ,oek" ND
Shepard.
THE orICKsANDs OF PAcToLus. A Novel By
Horace Annesley vachell. New York: iIe,ry
Holt q Co. Washington: VIM Ballantyne *
Payne. New York: Harper 4 Brahers. Wash.
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THE VANISHED EMPEROR. Ry Percy Andreao
author OF StanhoIe OF Chester etc. Cli-
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THE I TISnISG y, OF 25, LOTS WIFE BY Alfred Clark
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THE WORKS OF MAX BEERBonM. New York:
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Kimhali.
THE EtAsoN WHY. Story of Fact and Fiction.
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CHECKERS. A Hard Luck Story by Henry NJ.
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Gainenne. Chicago: Herbert :. Stone a ca.
No. of vol 1 of EX-Libris has made its
appearance. 1t is a quarterly, and is de-
voted to the interests of collectors of book
plates, mainly American. The number
opens with salutatory by the president of
the society. Mr.. Pickering Dodge in which
The purposes of the publication are set
forth, and among the very interesting con-
tents are papers on the bookplates of
Samuel Chase Of Maryland: John Leach of
Boston; good description of the collection
OF bookpiateS belonging to Mr. W. 4. But
terfield Of Boston; paper ON the plate of
Gen. Washington Johnston of Nincennes
Ind, by Mr.. John T. Loomis of this city
and an article on the hookplates of
the Paulding family, whose ancestor was
one of the captors of Major Andre, and who
have taken fac simle of the famous
Captors Medal well worthy of a place
in their books. Mr. Charles Dexter Allen
makes an urgent plea for small collections:
Mr.. w. II. Shir-Cliff of this city contributes
a poem the many specimens of Paul
Revere's work in his collection. and-most
important of all in the eyes of the collec-
tor-Mr. Henry Blackwell of New York be-
gins the publication of a Check List of
American Bookplates which it is hoped
will include all American plates up to the
year 1870. The reproductions of portraits
and bookplates given in the magazine are
especially worthy of note and commenda-
ton. The makeup and printing of the
magazine are all that could be desired. and
reflect great credit on the printer, Mr.. IL.
l.. Mcqueen of this city.
The headquarters OF the society are at
No. 142i f street, where copies of the
journal may be obtained.