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_ — Popular Dime Hand-Books. BEADLE AND ADAMS, PUBLISHERS, NEW YORK. _ Bach volume 100 12mo. pages, sent post-paid on receipt of price—ten cents each, STANDARD SCHOOL SERIES. DIME SPEAKERS. DIME DIALOGUES. 1. Dime American Speaker. Dime Dialogues Number One. 2. Dime National Speak Dime Dialogues Number Two, 3. Dime Patriotic Speaké.- Dime Dialogues Number Three. 4. Dime Comic Speaker. Dime Dialogues Number Four. 5. Dime Elocutionist. Dime Dialogues Number Five. 6. Dime Humorous Speaker. Dime Dialogues Number Six. 7%. Dime Standard Speaker. Dime Dialogues Number Seven. 8. Dime Stump Speaker. Dime Dialogues Number Fight. 9. Dime Juvenile Speaker. Dime Dialogues Number N 10. Dime Spread eagle Speaker. Dime Dialogues Number Ten. il. Dime Debater and Chairman’s Guide. | Dime Dialogues Number Eleven. 12. Dime Bxhibition Speaker. Dime Dialognes Number Twelve. 13. Dime School Speaker. Dime Dialogues Number Thirteen. 14. Dime Ludicrous Speaker. Dime Dialogues Number Fourteen. 15, Carl Pretzel’s Komikal Speaker. Dime Dialogues Number Pifteen. 16. Dime Youth's Speaker. Dime Dialogues Number Sixteen. 17. Dime Eloquent Speaker. ™ime Dialogues Number Seventeen, 18. Dime Hail Colambia Speaker. Dime Dialogues Number Eighteen, 19. Dime Serio-Comic Speaker “| Dime Dialogues Number Nineteen. 20. ag ET S) — a Words.) Dime Dialogues ac td Twenty. Dime Melodist. cand Wo Dime Dialogues Number Twenty-one, School Melodist. (Music and Words.) ans YOUNG PEOPLE’S SERIES. 1—DIME GENTS’ LETTER-WRITER—Fmbracing Forms, Models, Suggestior, and Rates for the use of all classes, on all occasions. 2—DIME BOOK ¢F ETIQUETTE—For Ladies and Gentlemen: being a Guide to True Gentility.and Good-Breeding, anda Directory to the Usages of society. 3—DIME BOOK OF VERSES—Comprisi gant for Valentines, Mottoes, Coup- lets, St. Valentine Verses, Bridal and Marnage Verses, Verses of Love, ete. 4—DIME BOOK OF DREAMS—Their Romance and Mystery ; with a complete in- terpreting Dictionary. Compiled froma the most accredited sources. 6—DIME FORTU NE-TELLER—Comprising the art of Fortune-Telling, hoy o read Character, etc. 6—DIME LADIEW LETTER-WRITER—Giving the varieus forms of Letters of School Days, Loveand Friendship, of Society, etc. 7—DIME LOVERY CASKET—A Treatise and Guide to Friendship, Love, Court- ship and Marriage. Embracing also a complete Floral | tictionary, etc. 8—DIME BALL-BOOM COMPANION—And Guide to . ancing. Givi . rules ‘of Btiquette. hints on Private Parties, toilettes for the Ball-room, ete. 9—BOOK OF 100 ¢ AMES—Out-door and In-door SUMME GAMES for Tourists and Families in the Country, Picnics, etc., comprising lh ) Games, Forfeite, ete, 10~DIME CHESS INSTRUCTOR—a complete hand-bogk +f instruction, giving @utertaining mysteries of this most interesting and ecinating of games, 11—DIME BOOK )F CROQUET—A complete guide tothe ame, with the latest — rules. diagrams, Croquet Dictionary, Parlor Croquet, etc. 12—DIME BOOK )F BEAUTY—A (eligiitful book, full of ntere#ting informa- tiem. K deservisa« place in the hands of every one who~, vuld be beautiful. DIME ROBINSON CRUSOE—In large octavo, double columns, tllustrated. : FAMILY SERIES. 1. DIME COOK BOOK. 4. DIME FAMILY PHYSICIAN. a 2. DIME RECIPE FOOK. 5. DIME DRESSMAKING AND MEL - HO FE’S MANUAL. LINERY. Sey a above boo cs are sold by Newsdealers everywh or will be sent, a he $0.5 Oey ess, on cababes of price, 10 cents tach. BEADLE & ADAM ‘ e Pa ers. 98 illiam Street, New York. Ort: COCR SOS EON” i i tl | — a he