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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED. The Prices in this List are for cloth lettered, unless otherwise indicated. Imported books are marked with an asterisk; Authors' and Subscription Books, or Books published at net prices, with two asterisks. Abbott.-Commentary on Matthew. By Rev. Lyman | Leslie.-Miss Leslie's New Receipts for Cooking. Com Abbott. Part 3. 8°, pp. 64. Pap. 25 c........Barnes. Adams.-Memoirs of John Quincy Adams, comprising portions of his Diary from 1795 to 1848. Edited by Charles Francis Adams. Vol. 1. With portrait. 8°. (Corr. price.) $5.. ..Lippincott. Auerbach.-Waldfried. A Novel. By Berthold Auerbach. Transl. by Simon Adler Stern. Author's ed. 12°. $2....... .......Holt. Barker.-Modern Skepticism: a Journey Through the Land of Doubt and Back Again. A Life Story. By Joseph Barker. 12, pp. 448. $1.75..........Smith, E. & Co. Bartol.-Senatorial Character. A Sermon in West Church, Boston, Sunday, 15th March, after Decease of Chas. Sumner. By C. A. Bartol. 8°, pp. 23. Pap. 25 c. (Corr. title.)...... ...... Williams. Bridge, Christiana. See Demogeot. Browning.-The Poetical Works of Elizabeth Barrett Browning. New ed. Illustr. by Sol. Eytinge, Jr., W. J. Hennessy. W. Thwaites, andC. G. Bush. 4 vols. Cr. 8°. $10...... ......Miller. Bulwer, E. L. See Lytton. Burrowes.-Little Magda: The Story of a Child. By Doda & M. Fish.-Pulpit Eloquence of the XIX. Century. By Rev. H. C. Fish, D.D. Containing Discourses by Beecher, Adams, Parker (of London), Talmage, McCosh, and others. New ed., with Supplement. With Portraits. 8°. $5. Dedd & M. - Masterpieces of Pulpit Eloquence. Containing Discourses of the most celebrated Divines of all Nations. By Rev. H. C. Fish, D.D. Two vols. in one. 8. (Reduced to $5.).... ...Dodd & M. Hale.-Workingmen's Homes. Essays and Stories. By Edward E. Hale. With a Letter to Mr. Hale from Hon. Josiah Quincy. 16, pp. 182. $1.25; pap. 75 c..Osgood. Hazard.-Autumn Musings, and other Poems. By Elizabeth Hazard. 12°. $1.25.. etc. prising all the new and approved methods for preparing the Table. Soups, Fish, Oysters, Terrapins, Turtle, Vegetables, Meats, Poultry, Game, Sauces, Pickles, Sweetmeats, Cakes, Confectionery, Puddings, Corn-Meal, Pies, Rice, With Lists of Articles in Season suited to go together for Breakfasts, Dinners, and Suppers; and many New Receipts, and much useful and valuable information on all subjects whatever connected with general Housewifery. 12, pp. 520. $1.75........ ........Peterson. Lytton.-Ernest Maltravers; or, The Eleusinia;-Last of the Barons;-Lucretia; or, the Children of Night;-Night and Morning. By Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton, Bart. Each complete in one volume. (Lord Lyt on ed.) 12. Per vol. $1.5o... ..Lippincott. Martindale's United States Law Directory for 1874 Containing the names of one or more of the most reliable Law Firms, Banks, and Real Estate Agents in each of the Principal Cities and Towns of the United States and Canada; also, an extensive Digest of the Commercial Laws of each of the States and Territories and Canada, with Times for Holding Courts; the Bankrupt Law in Full, with all the Forms and Rules of Court; also, a complete list of all the Money Order Post Offices in the United States. By James B. Martindale, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. 8°, pp. 860. $6.50....... .....Martindale. Maudsley.-Responsibility in Mental Disease. By Henry Maudsley, M.D.` (International Scientific Series.) 12, pp. 314 $1.50..... .Appleton Porter.-The Winter Fire. A Sequel to "Summer Driftwood." By Rose Porter. 12, pp. 231. $1.25. Randolph. **Presbyterian Church (The) Throughout the World, from the Earliest to the Present Times, in a Series of Historical and Biographical Sketches. Ilustr. 8, pp. xvi., 792. With Map of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, 16% 22. $4; mor. $5; halfTky. mor. $7; and full Tky. mor. $9..... ....Lent. Reynolds.-The Gipsy Chief. By George W. M. Rey..Peterson. nolds. 8, pp. 285. Pap. $1........... Ronald Dunbeath; or, Treasures in a Cave. By the author of "Hilda and Hildebrand." 16°. $1.25. Dodd & M. Roper.-Handbuch der Lokomotive, Einschliesslich der Construction, Fuehrung und Behandlung von Lokomotiven und Dampkesseln. Mit Illustrationen. Von Stephen Roper. 18°. Mor. $2.50....... Warner.-The Fourth Watch. ...Lippincott. Heir of Malreward; or, Restored. A Novel. By the author of "Son and Heir." 8. $1.50; pap. $1....Lippincott. Hinsdale.-The History of a Great Mind: A Survey of the Education and Opinions of John Stuart Mill. By A. Hinsdale, A.M., President of Hiram Coll. 8°, pp. 30. Pap. 20 c........... •Bosworth, C. & H. Horrigan and Thompson.-Select American Cases on the Law of Self Defense. By L. B. Horrigan and S. D. Thomp8°, pp. 1,006. Net $7...........Soule, T. & W. Hugo.-Ninety-three. By Victor Hugo. Transl. by Frank Lee Benedict. 8, pp. 143. Pap. 75 c...........Harper. Hume.-Alice Lestrange's Motto, and How it Gained the Victory. By Raba Hume. 16°. $1... Dodd & M. son. ....... ...Claxton. Seiss Uriel; or, Some Occasional Discourses. By Joseph A. Seiss, D.D. 12°, pp. 287. $1.25....Smith, E. & Co. Shove.-Life under Glass. Containing Suggestions towards the Formation of Artificial Climates. By George A. Shove. 16, pp. 111. $1...... ..Osgood. Wanklyn.-Milk Analysis. A Practical Treatise on the Examination of Milk and its Derivatives. Cream, Butter, and Cheese. By J. Alfred Wanklyn, M.R.C.S. 12. $1. Van Nostrand. By Anna Warner, author of " Melody of the 23d Psalm," etc. 34, PP. 149. 60 c Warner.-Baddeck, and that Sort of Thing. By Charles Randolph. Dudley Warner. (Saunterer's Series.) 18°, pp. 191. $1.50. Osgood. Werner.-Good Luck. By E. Werner. Transl. from the German by Frances A. Shaw. (Osgood's Library of Novels, v. 39.) 8, pp. 153. $1.25: pap. 75 C............Osgood. Wikoff.-The Four Civilizations of the World. An Historical Retrospect. By Henry Wikoff. 12, pp. 416. $1.50. Lippincott. Winchell.-The Doctrine of Evolution: Its Data, its Principles, its Speculations, and its Theistic Bearings. By Alexander Winchell, LL.D., etc. 12, pp. 148. $1. Harper ALPHABETICAL REFERENCE LIST OF BOOKS RECORDED IN APRIL. The figures in () refer to the (whole) number of the "Publishers' WeekLY" in which the full title has been recorded under the word preceding the figure. The more prominent works appear in this list, both under author and title or subject, with reference from the latter to the former. Bain, A. (117), Logic, Deductive and Inductive, new ed., $2. (116), Fruits, Flowers, and Farming, new ed. $2..... Ford. Beldazzle's (118) Bachelor "Studies," $1......Carleton. Bengel, J. A. (119), Gnomen of the New Test., new ed., transl. by Lewis and Vincent, 2 v., $9, $12, and $15. Perkinpine & H. Bible (116), Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy, ed. by Samuel Clark, $1.75..... .......... Scribner, A. & Co. — (116), Polyglott Bible (Engl. Version), new ed., $1. Claxton. Bickersteth, E. H. (116), The Reef, etc., $1.25.... Carter. Boardman, W. E. (117), Faith Work under Dr. Cullis, $1.50... Willard Tract Repos. Boston (119) Business Directory, 1874, $3.75. Greenough, J. & Co. Bowne, B. P. (117), Philos. of Herbert Spencer, $1.25. Nelson & P. Brents, T. W. (116), Gospel Plan of Salvation, $2.50. Bosworth, C. & H. Breymann, H. (118), French Grammar, $1.75..Macmillan. Bull, T. (119), Hints to Mothers, $1.. Johnson. Wiley. Burrows, M. (118), Worthies of all Souls, $5...Macmillan. Johnson. Calvert, G. H. (118), Maid of Orleans, $1.50.....Putnam. Campbell, J. M. (117), The Nature and the Atonement. $2.50..... .Macmillan. Campbell, Lord (118), Lives of Chief Justices of Engl. (in 4 vols.). v. 3 and 4, per v. $3.50; complete, $14; shp., $18; hlf. clf., $25;-same, 4 v., 12°, $8. ......Estes & L. Carpenter's and Builder's Assistant. See Gould, L. D. Carstares, Wm. See Story, R. H. Chapters on Animals. See Hamerton, P. G. 50 C.... Coues, E. (116), Field Ornithology, $2.50. Nat. Agency; Estes & L.; Dodd & M. Crossing (119) the River, 60 c....... ....Carter. Curtius, E. (116), Hist. of Greece, v. 4, $2.50......Scribner. Dalton, T. (118), Rules, etc., of Algebra, part 1, $1. Macmillan. Dana, J. (119), Descriptive Mineralogy, 5th ed., $10.. Wiley. Daughter of Bohemia. See Reid, C. ..... Davis, R. H. (118), John Andross, $1.50........ .Judd. |