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- LIFE: NEW PUBLICATIONS. NEW PUBLICATIONS. SUMMER RESORTS. 7 Ready Next Week Auerbach's Posthumous Novel. MASTER BIELAND AND His WORKMEN, By BerTHOLD AUERBACH, author of **On the Heights,” etc. Translated by E. HANCOCK. 16 mo. ‘ Leisure Hour Series,” $1.00; ** Leisure Moment Series,” 20 cts. HENRY HOLT & CO., PUBLISHERS, ____NEW YORK. - MARIAN HARLAND’S NEW STORY, “JUDITH:” A CHRONICLE OF OLD VIRGINIA, JUST BEGUN IN THE CONTINENT Illustrated Weekly Magazine. MARIAN HARLAND is a genuine American author whom life abroad has only made riper and richer in thought, and more earnest in her devotion to her native land, whose life she does not re- gard as designed simply to furnish a coun- terfoil to foreign perfectibility. The unlovely sides of the old Southern life have so often been painted, that it is well that a loving hand should trace its bright- er features. In “Judith” the author describes the land of her birth, and portrays the scenes and society in which her girlhood was passed. 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