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Junr.-VII. Note on the Buccal Plate (Jaw) in certain Genera of the Family Cyclostomacea. By Thomas Bland.-VIII. Note on the Jaws of Helices. By W. G. Binney.-IX. Description of the Genus Ariolimax, Morch. By W. G. Binney.-X. Description of New Species of North American Land and Fresh Water Shells. By W. G. Binney.-XI. Diagnoses of Newly discovered Genera of Gasteropods belonging to the sub-family Hydrobünæ, of the Family Rissoidæ. By Dr. W. Stimpson.-XII. On certain Genera and Families of Zoophagous Gasteropods. By Dr. W. Stimpson.-XIII. Revision of Mr. Pettits Catalogue of the Genus Monocondyloa. By C. M. Wheatley.-XIV. Catalogue of Mollusca. Collected by Prof. D. S. Sheldon, at Davenport, Iowa. By G. W. Tryon, Junr. CONTENTS OF PART II, APRIL 15th, 1865.-Portrait of isaac Lea, and 8 Plates.-I. Observations on the Family Strepomatidæ. By G. W. Tryon, Junr.-II. Descriptions of two New Species of Helix. By A. D. Brown.-III.-Description of New Eocene Shells from Enterprise, Mississippi. By T. A. Conrad. IV. Description of New Eocene Shells of the United States. By T. A. Conrad.-V. Catalogue of the Older Eocene Shells, of Oregon. By T. A. Conrad.-VI. Description of New Species of North American Unionidæ. By J. G. Anthony.-VII. Catalogue of the Species of Hysa, inhabiting the United States. By G. Tryon, Junr.-Editor's Table.

American Journal of Insanity. - Edited by the Medical Officers of the New York State Lunatic Asylum. Vol. XXI. No. IV. April, 1865. Utica, New York. Subscription, 24s. per annum.

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The Atlantic Monthly, devoted to Literature, Art,

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CONTENTS OF THE APRIL NUMBER.-I. Adventures of a Lone Woman. By Miss Jane G. Austin.-II. The Spaniards' Graves at the Isles of Shoals.-III. Grit. By E. P. Whipple.-IV. The Pettibone Lineage. -V. Up the St. Mary's. By T. W. Higginson.-VI. Robin Badfellow. By T. B. Aldridge.-VII. Ice and Esquimax. No. 4. By D. A. Wasson. -VIII. Doctor Johns. No. 3. By Donald G. Mitchell.-IX. Our First Citizen. By O. W. Holmes.-X. Needle and Garden. No. 4. By Gail Hamilton.-XI. Memories of Authors, Theodore Hook and his Friends. By S. C. Hall.-XII. The Chimney Corner. No. 4. By Mrs. Beecher Stowe.-XIII. Mr. Hozea Biglow to the Editor of the Atlantic Monthly. By J. R. Lowell.-XIV. "If Massa put Guns into our Hans." By Fitz Hugh Ludlow.

CONTENTS OF THE MAY NUMBER.-I. With the Birds. By John Burroughs.-II. Gold Egg. A Dream Fantasy. By James Russell Lowell. III. Out of the Sea.-IV. My Student Life at Hofwyl. By Robert Dale Owen.-V. The Grave by the Lake. By John G. Whittier. VI. Ice and Esquimaux. No. 5. By D. A. Wasson.--VII. Notes of a Pianist. No. 3. By L. M. Gottschalk.-VIII. Diplomacy of the Revolution. By Professor G. W. Greene.-IX. Our BattleLaureate. By Oliver Wendell Holmes.-X. Doctor Johns. No. 4. By D, G. Mitchell.-XI. The Chimney Corner. No. 5. By Mrs. Beecher Stowe.-XII. Needle and Garden. No. 5. By Gail Hamilton. -XIII. Castles.-XIV. Fair Play the Best Policy. By Col. T. W. Higginson.-XV. Reviews, etc.

Banker's Magazine and Statistical Register. (Published Monthly.) Edited by J. SMITH HOMANS. April, 1865. Subscription, 30s. per annum. New York. CONTENTS.-I. The Banking Controversy in France. By Hon. G. Walker, of Springfield, Mass.-II. Address of Mr. M'Culloch, Secretary of the Treasury, March, 1865.-III. A Political Review of the year 1864.-IV. The Revenue of Great Britain, 1863-1864.-V. Annual Report on the Prevention of Counterfeiting.-VI. Banking in Massachusetts.-VII. The French System of Railway Management. -VIII. The current Gold and Silver Coins of all Countries.-IX. Recent Bank Robberies and Frauds.-X. Fifteen recent Patents and Improvements in Bank Safes and Locks.-XI. The Enabling Act of the State of Indiana.-XII. Quarterly Report of the National Banks of the United States, October, 1863, to January, 1865.-X1II. Quarterly Reports of the Banks of the State of New York, 1860-1864.-XIV. The Banks and Commerce of France, 1864.-XV. Notices of New Publications.-XVI. Foreign Financial Items.-XVII. List of Natianal Banks established in February and March, 1865.-XVIII. The Enabling Act of the State of New York, passed March, 1865.-XIX. New Circular of the Comptroller of the Currency.-XX. The Loan Act of March, 1865.-XXI. The late Watts Sherman, Banker, of New York City.XXII. Bank Items.-XXIII. Private Bankers.-XXIV. Notes on the Money and Stock Markets for the Month of March.

The Biblical Repertory and Phinceton Review. Edited by CHARLES HODGE, D.D. (Published Quarterly.) April, 1865. Philadelphia. 4s.

CONTENTS.-I. The Structure of the Old Testament.-II. An Account of Extreme Unction.-III. Census of 1860.-IV. Herbert Spencer's Philosophy; Atheism, Pantheism, and Materialism.-V. Principle of Church Union, and the Reunion of Old and New School Presbyterians.

The Bibliotheca Sacra. (Published Quarterly.) Edited by EDWARDS A. PARK and SAMUEL H. TAYLOR, with the co-operation of President BARNAS SEARS. April, 1865. Andover. 3s. 6d.

CONTENTS.-I. Works on the Life of Christ. By Rev. S. J. Andrews, Hartford, Conn.-II. More Recent Works on the Life of Christ. By C. M. Mead, M.A., Berlin.-III. The Permanence of Christianity in the Intention of its Founder. By J. P. Thompson, D.D., New York. -IV. Historical Studies in College. By Rev. B. Sears, D.D., President of Brown University.-V. The Scriptural Philosophy of Congregationalism and of Councils. By Rev. E. Beecher, D.D., Galesburg, Illinois.-VI. George Calixtus. By C. M. Mead, B.A., Berlin.

The Catholic World. A Monthly Eclectic Magazine of General Literature and Science. Vol. I, No. 1, April, 1865. New York. 2s. 6d.

CONTENTS.-I. The Progress of the Church in the United States.II. The Ancient Saints of God.-III. A Pilgrimage to Ars.-IV. The Three Wishes.-V. Ex Humo.-VI. The Christian Schools of Alexandria.-VII. Jem M'Gowan's Wish.-VIII. The Mont Cenis Tunnel. -IX. On the Unity of Type in the Animal Kingdom.-X. Domine quo Vadis?-XI. Constance Sherwood. Chaps. i. and ii.-XII. The Two Sides of Catholicism.-XIII. Monsieur Babon.-XIV. Cardinal Wiseman in Rome.-XV. The Nick of Time.-XVI. Recent Discoveries in the Catacombs.-Book Notices.

The Church Monthly. Editor, JOHN COTTON SMITH, D.D. April 1865. Boston. Subscription, 18s. per annum. CONTENTS.-I. Analogy between the Church and the Civil Government.-II. Lange's Commentary.-III. Agnus Dei.-IV. Bryan Maurice.-V. Education in the West.-VI. Bible Readers in New York. VII. Literary Notices.

Congregational Quarterly. Vol. VII., No. 2, April, 1865. Boston. Subscription, 12s. per annum.

CONTENTS.-I. Benjamin Tappan, D.D. By his Son Benjamin Tappan. (With a fine Portrait.)-II. Wordsworth on Wickliffe.III. An Insufficient and Defective Ministry. By Rev. M. K. Cross, Tipton, Iowa.-IV. The Church Manual By Rev. D. Wight, jun., Ashburnham, Mass.-V. The Distinctive Office of the Congregational Denomination. By Rev. H. Meltons, D.D.-VI. Statistics of the Methodist Episcopal Church.-VII. Congregational Church, Campello, Mass.-VIII. On the Ordination of Deacons. By Rev. W. W. Paton, D.D., Chicago, Illinois.-IX. Eliot. By the Rev. S. Wolcot, D.D., Cleveland, Ohio.-X. A Word from Coleridge.-XI. Ministerial Associations in Massachusetts. By Rev. A. H. Quint, New Bedford, Mass. -XII. Improvements in Congregationalism. By Rev. H. M. Dexter, Boston, Mass.-XIII. Congregational Necrology.-Notices on Books. Danville Review. December, 1864. Danville, Kentucky.

CONTENTS.-I. A Christian College: its Instruction and Government. II. Whedon on the Will. By Dr. Junkin.-III. Slavery in the Church Courts.-IV. Enormities and Barbarities of the Rebellion. --V. Abraham's Position in Sacred History.-VI. Card respecting the Temporary Suspension of Publication.

Evangelical Quarterly Review. 1865. Gettysburgh.

CONTENTS OF THE JANUARY NUMBER. I. The Reformation the Work of God.-II. Darwin on the Origin of Species.-III. Lutheran Hymnology.-IV. Exemplary Piety in the Ministry.-V. Condition of the Jews in the Days of Christ.-VI. The name Jehovah.-VII. Pennsylvania College.-VIII. Repose as an Element of Christian Character.-IX. The Israelites borrowing from the Egyptians.

CONTENTS OF THE APRIL NUMBER.-I. Historical Development of the Contrast between the two Grand Aspects of the World in its Religious Character and Relations, as Viewed from the Stand-point of Christianity and of Infidelity. From the German of Dr. Luthardt. By S. S. Shmucker, D.D.-II. Sartorius' Holy Love of God. From the German. By Rev. G. A Wenzel.--III. Elders. Translated from Zeller's "Biblisches Wörterbuch." By Prof. F. A. Muhlenburg. IV. Lutheran Hymnology. By Rev. M. Bird.-V. The Hand of God in the War. By F. W. Conrad, D.D.-- VI. Politics and the Pulpit. By Prof. H. Zeigler, D.D.-VII. The United States' Christian Commission.-VIII. The Poetry of the Bible. By Prof. J. A. Brown, D.D.

Freewill Baptist Quarterly.

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January, 1865.

CONTENTS.-I. Rénan's Life of Jesus.-II. Missions and the Schools. -III. The Presidential Election.-IV. The Ground of Reward in Heaven.-V. Webster's New Dictionary.

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Hours at Home. A Popular Magazine of Religious and Useful Literature. Edited by J. M. SHERWOOD. May, 1865. New York, Subscription, 15s. per annum. CONTENTS.-I. St. Elizabeth of Hungary. (With an Illustration.) By the late Mrs. H. C. Conant.-II. The Christ of Rationalism. By Prof. H. B. Smith.-III. "In Quietness and in Confidence shall be your Strength." By Mrs. E. L. S.-IV. The Marys; or, Silent Faith the Mother of Great Lives. By F. D. Huntington, D.D.-V. The Chimes. By C. E. K.-VI. Fred, and Maria, and Me. Part I. By the Author of "The Flower of the Family."-VII. Legend of the Aspen. By C. E. B.-VIII. The Model Man. By Philip Schaff, D.D. -IX. To-day is a King in Disguise.-X. Have we found the Nile? By J. P. Thompson, D.D.-XI. Christian Statesman: Wilberforce. By E. H. Gillett, D.D.-XII. Etherielle. By C. Maurice Davies, D.D. -XIII. Lyman Beecher and Martin Luther. By Prof. Noah Porter. -XIV. A Week in Great Salt Lake City. By Henry Kendall, D.D. -XV. Kamehameha III., King of the Sandwich Islands. By Rufus Anderson, D.D.-XVI. The Weakness of Infidelity; or, the Atheistic Statesman and Judge. By the late Dr. Spencer.-XVII. The Angel's Song.-XVIII. The Heroes of the War: I. Andrew Hull Foote. By Leonard Bacon, D.D.-XIX. The Holy Spirit in the Family; or, Words to Christian Mothers. By Henry A. Nelson, D.D.-XX. Short Sermons for Sunday-School Teachers. No. 1. By Rev. C. S. Robinson.-XXI. Pages for the Young: A Day at the New York Juvenile Asylum.

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Universalist Quarterly. Edited by T. B. THAYER.
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Annals of the Lyceum of Natural History of New
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Derrick and Drill; or, An Insight into the Discovery, Development, Present Condition, and Future Prospects of Petroleum in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, etc. Arranged and Edited from numerous sources. By the Author of "Ten Acres Enough." With Map. 12mo. cloth, pp. 277. New York, 1865. s. 6d.

A very copious and full account of the Petroleum trade.

Beecher.-Religious Training of Children in the Divine. Photographic Manipulation; or, System

SCHOOL, THE FAMILY, AND THE CHURCH. By CATHERINE E. BEECHER. Crown 8vo. cloth, pp. 413. New York, 1864. 7s. 6d.

The author has devoted nearly forty years to the education of mothers and teachers. She believes the right training of children to be the most difficult of all human pursuits, and the best modes only to be obtained by a wide experience. She modestly offers this volume as a contribution to the department of religious training. It is, however, a very thorough examination of the subject, and the teacher will reap much advantage from its perusal. It must never be forgotten by those who have the education of children that each and every child is and ought to be a distinct study, and that to attempt to drill a number of children by one immutable rule is opposed to every teaching of nature. It behoves, then, all who fill this responsible office to avail themselves of the experiences developed in books like this.

Blinn.-A Practical Work Shop Companion for
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Cements, Compositions, etc., etc., By LEROY J. BLINN.
12mo. cloth, pp. 179. Detroit, 1864. 10s.
Botta.-Dante as Philosopher, Patriot, and Poet;
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of Practice for the Chemical Department of the Portrait Gallery. Revised Edition. By S. R. DIVINE, M.D., Practical Photographer. 12mo, cloth, pp. 105. New York, 1865, 5s.

Dresser.-The Internal Revenue Law.

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Elliot.-A Monograph of the Tetraoninæ, or
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F.Z.S. Part III. Six Illustrations exquisitely coloured
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Elephant folio. New York, 1865. £2 10s.

CONTENTS.-I. Pinnated Grouse (Cupidonia Cupido).-II. Cock-ofthe-Woods (Tetrao Urogallus).-III. Richardson's Grouse (Dendragaphus Richardsonii).-IV. Kunalee Grouse (Lagopus Persicus).V. Willow Grouse (Lagopus Albus), in Summer.-VI. Willow Grouse (Lagopus Albus), in Winter.

Farnham.-The Ideal Attained: being a Story of Two Steadfast Souls and How they Won their Happiness and Lost it not. By ELIZA W. FARNHAM. 12mo. cloth, pp. 510. New York, 1865. 10s.

By the author of "Woman and her Era," "Eliza Woodson," and other works of great merit. It is an attempt to present the author's conception of true man and womanhood. The scenes and incidents are laid in California.

Forsaken Daughter (The). A Novel.
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Garden. Anecdotes of the American Revolution, McKenny.-History of the Indian Tribes of North

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COTTON OR COTTON WASTE FOR THE PURPOSE OF WORKING WITH RAW WOOL. Also the Methods of Dyeing all Colours in the Piece. In Two Sections. The System and Science of Colours, or the Principles and Practice of Woollen Dyeing. The Properties and Composition of the Dye Stuffs and Chemical Compounds which enter into the Constitution of Colours. By RICHARD GIBSON, Dyer. (With Portrait.) 3 vols. in 1. 8vo. half-bound, pp. 408. Willimantic, Connecticut, 1861. 25s.

Golden Leaves from the American Poets; collected by JOHN W. S. Hows. Crown 8vo. cloth, pp. xx. and 532. New York, 1865. 12s. 6d.

A beautiful volume containing the choicest productions of no less than 122 poets; among which will be found not only poems by authors whose names are as familiar to English ears as those of our own poets. but also a large number of real gems of poetry by writers whose names are yet, we trust, to become household words with us.

Gordon. -Lovers and Thinkers. A Philosophical

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Haldeman.-Tours of a Chess Knight. By S. S. HALDEMAN. 114 Figures. 16mo. Philadelphia, 1865. 10s. Hall. Health and Disease. By Dr. W. W. HALL. Fifth Edition, revised, with additions. 12mo. cloth, pp. 382. New York, 1865. 68.

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Harland.-Husbands and Homes. By MARION HARLAND. Crown 8vo. cloth, pp. 390. New York,

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A collection of domestic ta'es relating to scenes and characters of married life, by the popular author of the well known work "Alone," of which nearly one hundred thousand copies have been sold. Henck.-Field Book for Railroad Engineers; containing Formula for Laying-out Curves, determining Frog Angles, Levelling, calculating Earthworks, etc., etc.; together with Tables of Radii, Ordinates, Deflections, Long Chords, Magnetic Variations, Logarithms, Logarithmic and Natural Lines, Tangents, etc., etc. By JOHN B. HENCK, A.M., Civil Engineer. New Edition. 12mo. roan, with tuck gilt edges, pp. xvi. and 244. New York, 1865. 12s. 6d. Hosmer.-The Thinking Bayonet. By JAMES K. HOSMER. 12mo. cloth, pp. 326. Boston, 1865. 9s. By the author of "The Colour Guard," an interesting contribution to the literature of the war, which met with very considerable success' In this volume the author gives extracts from his journal, and records his observations in South Carolina and Georgia.

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Huss.-The Life and Times of John Huss; or, the BOHEMIAN REFORMATION OF THE 15TH CENTURY. By E. H. GILLETT. Second Edition Revised. Two Vols. 8vo., cloth, pp. xx. 632; xiii. 651. Boston, 1864. 35s. Income Record.-A List giving the Taxable Income of every resident of New York, for the year 1863. 8vo. pp. 157. New York, 1865. 4s.

Jones. Know the Truth. A Critique on the Hamiltonian Theory of Limitation, including some strictures upon the supplementary Theories of Rev. Henry L. Mansel, and Mr. Herbert Spener. By JESSE H. JONES. 12mo. cloth. New York, 1865. 7s. 6d.

Law.-Statute Laws of the United States of AmeRICA; relating to Copyright and Patents for Inventions, from 1790, to 1862, with Notes and References. By STEPHEN D. LAW, Author of Law's "American Digest of Patent and Copyright Cases," etc. 8vo. cloth, pp. 128. New York, 1863. 7s. 6d

AMERICA. With Biographies of the Principal Chiefs. Illustrated with 120 beautifully coloured Portraits, from the Original Paintings in the War Department at Washington, By THOMAS L. Mc KENNY. In 3 vols. impl. 8vo. cloth. £10. Mahan.-An Elementary Course of Military EnGINEERING. Part I. Comprising Field Fortification, Military, Mining and Siege Operations. By D. H. MAHAN, LL.D., Professor of Military and Civil Engineering in the U. S. Military Academy. 8vo. cloth, pp. xxx. and 284. New York, 1865. 16s.

March.-Method of Philological Study of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE. By FRANCIS A. MARCH, Professor of the English Language and Lecturer on Comparative Philology in Lafayette College, Easton, Pennsylvania. 16mo. cloth, pp. 118. New York, 1865. 3s. Massachusetts Law Reports. See ALLEN, QUINCY. May.-Life and Letters of Rev. James May, D.D. By Rev. ALEXANDER SHIRAS, A.M. (With Portrait). 8vo. cloth, pp. 185. Philadelphia, 1865. 6s. 6d. Michaux and Nuttall.-The North American Sylva. A Description of the Forest Trees of the United States, Canada, and Nova Scotia, considered particularly with respect to their Use in the Arts, and their Introduction into Commerce; to which is added a Description of the most Useful of the European Forest Trees. Illustrated by 156 coloured plates. Translated from the French of F. ANDREW MICHAUX, Member of the Philosophical Society of Philadelphia, etc., with Notes, by J. JAY SMITH, Editor of the Horticulturist. 3 vols. Philadelphia, 1859. The Forest Trees of America not described in the work of F. Andrew Michaux, containing all the Forest Trees discovered in the Rocky Mountains, the Territory of Oregon. down to the Shores of the Pacific, and into the Confines of California, as well as in various parts of the United States. Illustrated by 121 coloured plates. By THOMAS NUTTALL, F.L.S. 3 vols. in 2. Philadelphia, 1859. In all, 5 vols. impl. 8vo. cloth, £13 138.; or in Turkey morocco, antique, gilt edges, £18.

Minnesota-Reports of Cases Argued and De

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In this interesting work no less than 110 substances are named from which paper can be made, including Espartero, or Spanish grass, and cane from the Southern States-of paper made from the latter a specimen is given. It also contains a Summary of the Patents and Experiments of the present century, Statistics of the Consumption of Rags, etc. etc.

Muzzey.-The Blade and the Ear: Thoughts for A YOUNG MAN. By. A. B. MUZZEY. 18mo. cloth, pp. 233. Boston, 1864. 7s. 6d. National Portrait Gallery of Distinguished AmeRICANS. Containing 150 beautifully engraved Steel Portraits of the most Eminent Persons who have occupied a place in the History or Contemporary Annals of the United States. With Biographical Sketches. 4 vols. impl. 8vo. Turkey morocco, antique. £12 10s. Newcomb.-A Critical examination of our FinanCIAL POLICY DURING THE SOUTHERN REBELLION. By SIMON NEWCOMB. 16mo. cloth pp. 222. New York, 1865. 6s. 6d.

New York Practice.-Vol. III. The Book of Forms adapted to the New York Practice in Actions and Special Proceedings in the Courts of Record of the State of New York. By JOEL TIFFANY, and HENRY SMITH, Counsellors at Law. 8vo. sheep, pp. iii. and 659. Albany, 1865. 28s. O'Callaghan-The Register of New Netherland. 1626-1674. By E. B. O'CALLAGHAN. 8vo. paper covers uncut, pp. xx. and 198. Albany, 1865. 50s.

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Dr. Palmer is the author of the beautiful hymn "My Faith looks up to Thee." In this volume he has collected together his Hymns thirty-two in number, and added a few Poems of real merit. Peabody.-Christianity the Religion of Nature. Lectures delivered before the Lowell Institute. By A. P. PEABODY, D.D., LL.D., Preacher to the University, and Plummer Professor of Christian Morals, Harvard College. Royal 12mo. cloth. Boston, 1864. 7s. 6d.

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Sherman.-Life and Military Career of MajorGENERAL WILLIAM TECUMSEH SHERMAN. By Rev. P. C. HEADLEY. Crown 8vo. cloth, pp. 368. New York, 1865. 7s. 6d.

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Story.-Commentaries on Equity Pleadings and THE INCIDENTS THERETO, according to the Practice of the Courts of Equity of England and America. By Hon. JOSEPH STORY. Revised and Enlarged by Hon. J. F. REDFIELD. Seventh Edition. 8vo. sheep. Boston, 1865. 38s. Thoreau-Walden. By HENRY D. THOREAU. 12mo. cloth, pp. 357. Boston, 1864. 7s. 6d.

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Thornwell.-The Lady's Guide to Perfect Gentility in Manners, Dress, and Conversation; in the Family, in Company, at the Pianoforte, the Table, in the Street, and in Gentlemen's Society. Also a useful Instructor in Letter Writing, Toilet Preparations, Fancy Needlework, Millinery, Dressmaking, Care of Wardrobe, the Hair, Teeth, Hands, Lips, Complexion, etc. By EMILY THORNWELL. 12mo. cloth, pp. 226 and xvi. Philadelphia, 1865. 5s. Tennyson somewhere speaks of one "whose faith in womankind beats with his blood," the more of such there be the better; but could we believe books like this necessary we fear such a faith would soon have its decadence and fall, for the demand would betoken the arrival of an age of artificiality, affectation, and something worse. To tell a lady to be cleanly, mindful of her teeth, feet, nails, and breath, one would fancy a work of supererogation; to tell her how to write letters on domestic matters, love, marriage, etc., and to frame specimens which look more like the despatches of a Commander inChief or the missives of a Secretary of State, certainly betokens either that the instruction is intended for ladies of another sphere than ours, or that the author's notion of a lady has been derived from the study of an Indian Squaw or an African Amazon.

Tobacco.— Saxton's Handbook on Tobacco CulTURE: being a Complete Manual or Practical Guide for the selection of the soil and its preparation; kind and quantity of manures to be used, and how applied; growth of plants; transplanting and mode of culture generally, from time of planting the seed bed, through harvesting, curing, and preparation for market. With Illustrations. 12mo. pp. 72. New York. 1s. 6d.

Towler.-The Porcelain Picture; or Full Instruc-
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Treadwell. On the Construction of Hooped CANNON; being a Sequel to a Memoir "On the Practicability of constructing Cannon of Great Calibre, etc." Published in the Memoirs of the American Academy in the year 1856. By DANIEL TREADWELL, late Rumford Professor in Harvard College. From the Memoirs of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1864. 8vo. pp. 40. Boston, 1864. 1s. 6d. Webb.-The Freemason's Monitor: or, IllustraTIONS OF MASONRY: comprising the first Three Degrees; also the Ceremony of Installation and the Funeral Services. By THOMAS SMITH WEBB. 8vo. cloth, pp. 114. Cincinnati, 1865. 6s.

Whittier.-The Poetical Works of John GreenLEAF WHITTIER. 2 vols. 16mo. vellum cloth. pp. viii. 395; vi. 420. Boston, 1864. 20s.

Willis.-The History of Portland from 1632 to 1864. With a Notice of Previous Settlements, Colonial Grants, and Changes of Government in Maine. By WILLIAM WILLIS. Second Edition, revised and enlarged. Maps and Engravings. 8vo. cloth, pp. xiii. 7-928. Portland, 1865. 20s.

Winslow.-The Cooling Globe; or, the Mechanics of Geology. By C. F. WINSLOW, M.D., author of "Cosmography," etc. 8vo. pp. 63. Boston, 1865. 3s. 6d. Winthrop Cecil Dreeme. By THEODORE WINTHROP. With a Biographical Sketch of the author by GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS. Seventeenth Edition. 12mo. cloth, pp. 360. Boston, 1864. 7s. 6d. Winthrop. Edwin Brothertoft. By THEODORE WINTHROP. Seventh Edition. 12mo. cloth, pp. 369. Boston, 1864. 7s. 6d.

Winthrop.-John Brent. By THEODORE WINTHROP. Fourteenth Edition. 12mo. cloth, pp. 359. Boston, 1864. 7s. 6d.

Winthrop.-The Canoe and the Saddle: ADVENTURES AMONG THE NORTH WESTERN RIVERS AND FORESTS; and Isthmiana. By THEODORE WINTHROP. Seventh Edition. 12mo, cloth, pp. 375. Boston, 1864. 7s. 6d.

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