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Domestic Economy. (See also HYGIENE; USEFUL ARTS.) Brown, Book of forty puddings.-Ewing, Soup. -Matthiessen, Nonpareil practical cook-book. Education, Language, etc. (See also HISTORY; JUVENILE; LITERARY PHYSICAL SCIENCE, ETC.)-Beard, Action, etc., of alcohol.-Christie, Astronomy.—Dickin son, Oral teaching.-Miller, Education as a department of government.-Straight, Industrial education.-Underwood, Systematic plant record. Fiction. (See also JUVENILE BOOKS.)-Barnard, Maple range.-Besant, They were married.-Daunt, The three trappers.-Detlef, Irene.-Du Boisgobey, His great revenge.-Edwards, The Sylvestres.-Gaskell, Wives and daughters.-Hooker, Captive, yet conqueror.-Ingelow, Novels.-Jeaffreson, Olive Blake's good work.-Law rence, Brakespeare.-McLean, Towhead.-Miss Hitchcock's wedding dress.-Mulock, John Halifax, gentleman. Redcliff, Freckles.-Riddell, Prince of Wales' garden party, etc.-Rockwood, Donald Dyke.-Stevenson, New Arabian nights.-Veley, Rachel's inheritance. Fine Arts, including Illustrated Gift-books. (See also BIOGRAPHY; LITERARY.)-Adams, Nearer, my God, to Thee.-Bacon, Parisian art and artists.-Benjamin, A group of etchers.-Bloomfield, The Horkey.-Browning,

He giveth his beloved sleep.-Cradle songs of many nations.-Dickinson, Wayside flowers.-Hemans, The breaking waves dashed high.-Janes, The artist's year. -Knox, Oh, why should the spirit of mortal be proud?— Livius, Legendary hist. of Rome.-Longfellow, Evangeline. Macaulay, Sea pictures.-Minghetti, Masters of Raffaelo.-Sears, That glorious song of old.—Thorpe, Curfew must not ring to-night.

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Music (chiefly Church and School. See also FINE ARTS, etc.)-Cradle songs of many nations. Physical and Mathematical Sciences. (See also EDUCATION.)-Dredge, Electric illumination.-Gage, Elements of physics.

Poetry and the Drama. (See also FINE ARTS.)Adams, Nearer, my God, to Thee. - Arnold, Poetical works.-Bloomfield, The horkey.-Browning, He giveth his beloved sleep.-Cooke, Blossoms by the way.-Dickinson, Wayside flowers.-Haward, Chimes and rhymes for holiday times.-Hemans, The breaking waves dashed

high.-Ingelow, Poetical works. - Janes, The artist's year.--Keats, Poetical works.-Knox, Oh, why should the spirit of mortal be proud?-Longfellow, Evangeline.Lothrop, The poet and the children.-Lowell, Posies for children.-Lyte, Abide with me.-Miller, Poetical works. -Newton, Legends of St. Telemachus.-Payne, Home, sweet home.-Rossetti, C. G., Poetical works.-Rossetti, D. G., Poetical works.-Sangster, Poems of the household.- Sears, That glorious song of old.- Tennyson, Ring out, wild bells.-Thorpe, Curfew must not ring to night.-Toplady, Rock of ages.

Reference Works. Metelli, Guida manuale ad uso dell' Italiano in N. Y.

Social Science. (See also MORAL PHILOSOPHY.) Saville, Social etiquette.

Sports and Amusements.-Across country.- Bartlett, New Games for parlor and lawn.-Henderson, Prac tical hints on camping.-Houdin, Tricks of the Greeks unveiled.-Walston, Secrets of circus and theatrical busi

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Useful Arts, Commerce. (See also DOMESTIC.)Cross, Cotton yarn spinner.- Drinker, Tunneling, explosive compounds and rock-drills.-Sylvester, Modern house carpenter's companion, etc.-Telegraph engineers' and electricians' Soc.

Bacon, H. (565), Parisian art and artists, il. sq. 12°, $3. Baker, G., see Livius Patavinus, T.

Bancroft, H. H. (564), History of the Pacific States of N. Am., v. 1, maps and il., 8°, $4.50; leath., $5.50; hf. cf., hf. rus., or hf. mor., $8; rus. leath. or tree cf., $10. A. L. Bancroft & Co. Barnard, E. A. (564), Maple range, 12°, $1.25. H.A. Sumner & Co. Bartholow, R. (565), Medical electricity, 2d ed., rev., il. 8°, $2.50..... Lea's Son & Co. Bartlett, G. B. (564), New games for parlor and lawn, 16°, $1.. ....Harper. Beard, R. O. (565), Action, etc., of alcohol in the human body, 16°, pap., 20 c... ..Beard Bros. Benjamin, S. G. W. (565), A group of etchers, il. fol., $15... Dodd, M. & Co. Bennett, Z. R. (564), A young vagabond, il. 16°, $1. Ogilvie.

Besant, W., and Rice, J. (564), They were married, 12° pap., 10 c

Beyond the Himalayas, see Geddie, J.

..Lovell.

Macmillan.

Blossoms by the way, see Cooke, C. A.
Boat-builder ser., see Adams, W. T.
Book of forty puddings, see Brown, S. A.
Boone, C. T. (564), Gould's annual digest of N. Y. repts.
for 1881, 8°, shp., $4..
W. Gould & Son.
Boston (564), Souvenir of, photographs folded, obl. 48°,
Whittemann Bros.

50 C.......
Botany, see Underwood, L. M.

Bouillerie, Mgr. de la (564), Hours before the altar; or, meditations on the Holy Eucharist, enl. from 51st Fr. ed., 32°, 50 c... Bensiger Bros.

Bourke, U. J. (564), Life of Rev. J. MacHale, il. 16°, 60 c.;
pap. 25 c.; subs. ed., $1..
.P. 7. Kenedy.

Bracebridge Hall, see Irving, W.
Brakespeare, see Lawrence, G.

Breaking waves (The) dashed high, see Hemans, F.
Britton, W. (564), Memoirs of the rebellion on the border,
1863, 12°, $2..
Cushing, Thomas & Co.
Brooke, S. (564), Eng. literature, Am. ed., rev. and brought
to date by F. Gilbert, 18°, 40 c. Fairbanks, Palmer & Co.
Brown, A. M. (564), Diary of a village gossip, 4°, pap.,
.Ogilvie.
Brown, S. A. (565). Book of forty puddings, obl. 48°,
bds., 50 c..
Scribner's Sons.

IO C.......

Browning, E. B. (565), He giveth his beloved sleep, il.
sq. 12°,
Golden floral," $1.75..... ......Lee & S.
Bump, O. F. (565), Fraudulent conveyances, 3d ed., 8°,
shp., $6.50....
Cushings & Bailey.
Busch, W. (564), Max and Maurice, new ed., col. il., 12°,
bds., 75 C
Roberts.
Caesars, Lives of the twelve, see Suetonius Tranquillus, C.
Campaigns of the civil war, see Greene, F. V.
Camping, Practical hints on, see Henderson, H.
Captive, yet conqueror, see Hooker, Miss F.
Carl, the young emigrant, see Alexander, J. W.
Carpenter's (House) companion, see Sylvester, W. A.

Carter.

Chellis, M. D. (564), The Revere estate, 16°, $1.25.
Fairbanks, Palmer & Co.
Chimes and rhymes for holiday times, see Hayward, A. I..
Chloe Lankton (565), 16°, pap., 1o c.......Am. S. S. U.
Christie, W. H. (564), Astronomy, Am. ed., rev. by Prof.
Colbert, 18°, 50 c..
Fairbanks, Palmer & Co.
Cinderella retold in rhyme, see Seccombe, Lieut.-Col.
Circus business, see Walston, E. C.

Civil practice, For, see Bishop, J. P.

war, see Greene, F. V.

Clark, F. B., jr. (564), Clark's form-book, 8°, shp., net, $3...... ..Holt & Crawford.

Clarkson, Miss L (564), Flyaway fairies and baby blos soms, il. 4°, bds., $2 ....Dutton.

Colbert, Prof., see Christie, W. H.

Conferences on the Trinity, see O'Connell, J. J.
Conveyances, Fraudulent, see Bump, O. F.

Cook-book, Nonpareil, see Matthiessen, Mrs. E. A. Cooke, C. A. [ed.] (564), Blossoms by the way, il. sq. 12°, bds., $3.....

Cookery manuals, see Ewing, Mrs. E. P.
Cotton yarn spinnner, see Cross, R.

Cradle songs (565) of many nations, il. 4°, $4.

..Lothrop.

Dodd, M. & Co. Crane, T., and Houghton. E. E. (565), Abroa 1, il. sq. 12°, bds., $2.50 M. Ward & Co. Creighton, M. (565), History of the Papacy during the Reformation, 2 v., 8°, $to.......Houghton, M. & Co. Cross, J. (554), Evangel, 12°, $1.50.. ....... T. Whittaker. Cross, R. (564), Cotton yarn spinner, 8°, $1.25.. R. Criss. Curfew must not ring to-night, see Thorpe, R. H. Damages, Law of, see Sutherland, J. G. Diunt, A. (565), The three trappers, il. 16", $1 50. Nelson. Detlef, C. (564), Irene, 12°, 50 c.... Lovell.

Davoy, J. (564), The land of Eire, il. 4°, $6.

Pitterson & Neilson.

Diary of a village gossip, see Brown, A. M.
Donald Dyke, see Rockwood, H.
Dorothy Cope, see Charlesworth, M. L.
Dredge, J. [ed.] (564), Electric illumination, il 40, $7.50
Wiley & Sons.
Drinker, H. S. (564), Tunneling, explosive compounds,
and rock-drills, 2d ed., rev., enl., and brought up to
date, il. and folding pl., 4°, hf. mor., $25..Wiley & Sons.
Du Boisgobey, F. (565), His great revenge. from the
French, pt. 1, 4°, pap., 20 c.... Munro; N. Y. News Co.
Ecclesiastical law, see Elements.

Eddy, A. D. (565), Life of Jacob Hodges, 16°, pap., 10 c
Am. S. S. Un.
Edgeworth, M., A study of, see Oliver, Mrs. G. A.
Education as a department of government, see Miller, W.
Edwards, I. (565), On bills of exchange, promissory notes,
etc., 3d ed., rev. and enl., 2 v., 8°, shp., net, $12.
Banks & Bras.
Edwards, M. B. (565), The Sylvestres, 4°, pap., 20 c.
Munro N. Y. News Co.

Evangel, see Cross, J.

Evangeline, see Longfellow, H. W.

Ewing, Mrs. E. P. (564), Soup, 18°, bds.. 25 c.
Fairbanks, Palmer & Co.
Explosive compounds, see Drinker, H. S.
Fairy tales, see Old-fashioned.

Farquharson, R. (565), Guide to therapeutics and
materia medica, 3d e t., rev., 12°, $2.50. Lea's Son & Co.
Fergus, Mrs. M. (565), Nearer to Jesus, memorials of
R. W. Fergus, 16°, 75 C.....
Carter.

Fergus, R. W., see Fergus, Mrs. M.

Fire dept. of N. Y., Volunteer, see Sheldon, G. W.
Fistula of rectum, see Allingham, W.

Vesico-vaginal, see Agnew, D. H.

Flyaway fairies, etc., see Clarkson, Miss L.
Form-book, Clark's, see Clark's, F. B.

Franklin, B. (564), Works, with life, etc., by J. Sparks.
in 10 v., V. 10 (completing work), 4°. $20; hf. cf. or hf.
mor., $40 (for complete work)..
T. MacCoun.
Fraudulent conveyances, see Bump, O. F.
Freckles, see Redcliff, R. F.

Frontier army sketches, see Steele, J. W.

Ginn, Heath & Co.

Gage, A. P. (564), Elements of physics, il. 12°, $1.25. Games, New, see Bartlett, G. B. Gaskell, Mrs. E. C. (565), Wives and daughters, pt. 2. 4°, pap., 20 C....... .Munro; N. Y. News Co. Geddie, J. (564), Beyond the Himalayas, il. 16o, $1.50. (565), The Russian empire, maps, 120, $2......Nelson. German philosophical classics, see Watson, J. Gibbons, P. E. (565), Pennsylvania Dutch, 3d ed., rev. and enl., 12°, $2.. Lippincott.

Giberne, A. (565), Jacob Witherby, 16°, 60 c..... Carter.
Gilbert, F. (564), American literature, 18°, 50 c.
Fairbanks, Palmer & Co.
- see also Brooke, S.
Golden floral ser., see Adams, S. F.; Browning, E. B.;
Hemans, F.; Knox, W.; Lyte, H. F.; Payne, J. H.;
Tennyson, A.; Toplady, A. M.

Good old story of Cinderella, see Seccombe, Lieut.-Col.
Gould's annual digest, see Boone, C. T.
Greene, F. V. (565), The Mississippi, maps, 12°, $1.
Scribner's Sons.
Gross, S. D. (565), System of surgery, 6th ed., 2 v., 8°,
shp., $15; hf. rus., $16...
Lea's Son & Co.

Group (A) of etchers, see Benjamin, S. G. W.
Guernsey, L. E. (565), Irish Amy, 16°, pap., 10 c.

Gynecology, see Smith, H.

Am. S. S. Un.

Hamerton, P G. (564), Works, new ed., 10 v., por. 16o, $12.50; hf. cf. or mor., $15.. Roberts.

Hand-books for physicians, see Roberts, D. L.; Smith, H.

Harper's Franklin sq. lib., see Veley, M.

Haward, A. L. [ed.] (564), Chimes and rhymes for holi-
day times, il. 24°, $1; hf. cf., $2.25; flex. mor., $3.
Osgood.
He giveth his beloved sleep, see Browning, E. B.
Hebrews, Epistle to, see Meyer's Commentary.
Heine, H. (564), The romantic school, from the French,
12°, $1.50.
Holt
Hemans, F. (565), The breaking waves dashed high, il.
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Holy Land, In the, see Thomson, A.
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Etchers, A group of, see Benjamin, S. G. W.
Etiquette, Social, see Saville, Mrs. W. A.
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