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This having an immense run, the first edition of s0,c00 copies being already exhausted.—Ohvo State Journal. * Napoleon Smith” is a remarkable story and a story of re- markable interest. We can heartily commend the story as a bright specimen of the marvellous. Baltimore Telegram apoleon Smith" is none of your ordinary mixtures of in- sipidity and tameness. It fairly sparkles with incident, and every page is spirited and eventful, We think the author has made a successtul debut.—S¢. Loufs Republican It takes up an odd conceit about the resumption of specie payments in this country, and weaves it into a story of Parisian ife during the Franco-Prussiin war which will be found suf- ficiently interesting for the pleasant fooling of a summer read: ing.—Los Angeles Express. This isone of the Juvck’s conundrums, and we are requested to make a guess at the author. 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