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4. LEE & SHEPARD 10/4

LEE & SHEPARD, Publishers, Boston.

LEE, SHEPARD & DILLINGHAM, New-York.
S. W. GREEN. Printer, 16 and 18 Jacob,street, New-York.

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VOL. VII. No. 3.

NEW-YORK, Saturday, January 16, 1875.

WHOLE NO. 157.

NEW BOOKS,

PUBLISHED THIS WEEK, BY,

D. APPLETON & CO.,

549 AND 551 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.

I.

THE GREVILLE MEMOIRS COMPLETE.

A Journal of the Reigns of

King George IV. and King William IV. By the late CHAS. C. F. GREVILLE, Esq., Clerk of the Council to those Sovereigns. Edited by HENRY REEVES, Registrar of the Privy Council. 12mo. Price, $4.

This edition contains the complete text as published in the three volumes of the English edition.

"The extent of Mr. Greville's information was limited only by the extent of his curiosity; and the result is, that a mine so rich in that kind of matter which is half gossip, half history, as lies beneath the boards of these volumes, has rarely been opened to the public."-The Academy.

IV.

THE COAL REGIONS OF AMERICA: THEIR TOPOGRAPHY, GEOLOGY, and DEVELOPMENT. With a Colored Geological Map of all the Coal Regions, and numerous other Maps and Illustrations. By JAMES MACFARLANE, Ph. D. Third edition, with a Supplement for the year 1874. 1 vol. 8vo. Cloth. Price, $5. The present edition embodies numerous corrections sug gested by several of the State geologists and others: also a Supplement, containing information collected since the publication of the previous edition, including the statistics of coal mined during the last year,

“A series of exquisitely printed little volumes in flexible binding and red edges, which are to gather up the very choicest things in our literature in the way of short tales and sketches."-BUFFALO Courier.

LITTLE CLASSICS.

A series of handy volumes, containing some of the choicest STORIES, SKETCHES, and POEMS in English Literature. The popular character and high literary excellence of their contents, their clear typography, convenient size, and tasteful binding, make them so popular, that it is almost impossible to keep them in print. The series will number twelve volumes. Five volumes are now ready, as follows:

I. EXILE.

Containing Ethan Brand, by NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE; The Swans of Lir, by GERALD GRIFFIN; A Night in a Workhouse, by JAMES GREENWOOD; The Outcasts of Poker Flat, by BRET HARTE; The Man without a Country, by EDWARD E. HALE; Flight of a Tartar Tribe, by THOMAS DE QUINCEY.

II. INTELLECT.

Containing The House and the Brain, by BULWER; L'Outre Mort, by HARRIET PRESCOTT SPOFFORD; The Fall of the House of Usher, by EDGAR ALLAN POE; Chops the Dwarf, by CHARLES DICKENS; Wakefield, by NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE; Murder considered as one of the Fine Arts, by THOMAS DE QUINCEY; The Captain's Story, by REBECCA HARDING DAVIS.

III. TRAGEDY.

Containing The Murders in Rue Morgue, by E. A. POE; The Lauson Tragedy, by J. W. DE FOREST; The Iron Shroud, by WM. MUDFORD; The Bell Tower, by HERMAN MELVILLE; The Kathayan Slave, by EMILY C. JUDSON; The Story of La Roche, by HENRY MACKENZIE; The Vision of Sudden Death, by THOMAS DE QUINCEY.

IV. LIFE.

Containing Rab and his Friends, by Dr. JOHN BROWN; A Romance of Real Life, by W. D. HOWELLS; The Luck of Roaring Camp, by BRET HARTE; Jerry Jarvis's Wig, by R. H. BARHAM; Beauty and the Beast, by N. P. WILLIS; David Swan, by NATHANIEL Hawthorne ; Dreamthorp, by ALEXANDER SMITH; A Bachelor's Reverie, by D. G. MITCHELL; The Grammar of Life, by B. F. TAYLOR; My Châteaux, by CURTIS; Dream Children, by CHARLES LAMB; The Man in the Reservoir, by C. F. HOFFMANN; Westminster Abbey, by JOSEPH ADDISON; The Puritans, by T. B. MACAULAY; Gettysburg, by ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

V. LAUGHTER.

Containing A Christmas Carol, by CHARLES DICKENS; The Haunted Crust, by Katherine
SAUNDERS; A Dissertation upon Roast Pig, by CHARLES LAMB; The Total Depravity of
Inanimate Things, by Mrs. E. A. WALKER; The Skeleton in the Closet, by EDWARD EVERETT
HALE; Sandy Wood's Sepulchre, by HUGH MILLER; A Visit to the Asylum for Decayed
Punsters, by Oliver Wendell HOLMES; Mr. Tibbot O'Leary the Curious, by Gerald Grif-
FIN;
Neal Malone, by WILLIAM Carleton.

Prettily bound. $1 a volume.

The succeeding volumes will be entitled respectively Love, Romance, Mystery, Comedy: Childhood, Poems (2 volumes).

"No more delightful reading can be conceived than the polished and attractive papers that are selected for this series."-Boston Gazette.

'Too much praise can not be accorded the projectors of this work. It lays, for a very small sum, the cream of the best writers before the reader of average means. It usually happens that very few, except professional people and scholars, care to read all that even the most famous men have written. They want his best work-the one people talk most about-and when they have read that they are satisfied."-N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.

* For sale by Booksellers. Sent, post-paid, on-receipt of price by the Publishers.]

JAMES R. OSGOOD & CO., BOSTON.

A Comparative History of Religions. Vol. II., completing the work. 12mo,

David Crockett. Illustrated. 12mo. (Vol. VI. of American Pioneers and Patriots.) 10. MILLER, REV. JOHN.

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Fetich in Theology. 12mo,

HOPKINS, MARK, D.D.

Prayer and the Prayer Gauge. 16m0, .

12. HARRISON, JENNIE.

$150

Corals and Coral Island. New and cheaper edition, with additional illustrations. 8vo, . 16. GARRETT, EDWARD.

22. ABBOTT, J. S. C.

Paul Jones. Illustrated. 12mo. (Vol. VIII. of American Pioneers and Patriots.)

23. MCLEOD, NORMAN.

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The Starling. Illustrated. 12mo,

DODD & MEAD, Publishers,

762 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.

IN THE "BRIC-A-BRAC SERIES." EDITED BY R. H. STODDARD.

THE GREVILLE MEMOIRS:

A JOURNAL OF THE REIGNS OF GEORGE IV. AND WILLIAM IV., BY THE LATE CHARLES C. F. Greville,

Clerk of the Council to those Sovereigns.

One volume, square 12mo, cloth,

** Immediate Orders solicited from the Trade.**

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$1.50.

As originally published in England, the Greville Memoirs contained a large amount of political discussion and speculation of only temporary value, and of not the least interest to American readers. The anecdotes and reminiscences of men and women distinguished in literary, social, and political circles, the caustic exposition of the weaknesses of royalty, as illustrated in the lives of George IV. and William IV., have excited curiosity and given these journals wide celebrity. All these passages Mr. Stoddard has here gathered up with unerring tact and discrimination. The volume is the freshest, the raciest, and the most readable yet issued in the popular Bric-a-Brac Series.

The Sixth Volume of the Bric-a-Brac Series, to be issued shortly, will be entitled

PERSONAL REMINISCENCES BY

Thomas Moore and William Jerdan,

One vol., square 12mo, cloth, $1.50.

VOLUMES PREVIOUSLY ISSUED IN

THE BRIC-A-BRAC SERIES.

The 25,000th now ready of

THE MISTRESS OF THE MANSE.

By J. G. HOLLAND. One vol., 12mo, cloth, full gilt, $2.50; plain, $1.50.

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