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averley @ 7 iy American Copyright Novels and the Cream of Foreign Novelists, Unabridged, FOR FIVE CENTS! -— -. —_ 1 The Masked Bride; or, Will She Ma Him? By Mrs. Mary Reed Crowell, es 2 Was it Love? or, Collegians and Sweet- hearts. By Wm. Mason Turner, M. D. 3 The Girl Wite, By Bartley 'T. Campbell. 4 A Brave Heart; or, Startlingly Strange. By Arabella Southworth. 6 Bessie Raynor, the Work Girl, By William Mason Turner, M.D. 6 The Secret Marriage, By Sara Claxton. 7 A Daughter of Eve; or, Blinded by Love. By Mrs. Mary Reed Crowell. 8S Heart to Heart. By Arabella Southworth. 9 Alone in the World, or, The Young Man's Ward. By the author of “Clifton,” ete. 10 A Pair of Gray Eyes. By Rose Kennedy. 11 Entangled; or, A Dangerous Game: B Henrietta Thackeray. 12 His Lawful Wife; or, Myra, the Child of Adoption, By Mrs. Ann 8. Stephens. 13 Madcap, the Little Quakeress 3 or, The Naval Cadet’s Wooing. By Corinne Cushman. 14 Why 1 Married Him, By Sara Claxton. 15 A_Fair_ Face; or, Out in the World, By Bartley T. Campbell, 16 Trust Her Not; or, A True Knight, By Margaret Leicester, Z cN more! Lovers By Br eneie Sou rorgh. ~ olj3 or, The [ll-Starred Marriage. B Mrs, Mary Reed Crowell. ~ f 69 | 71 | 73 | 76 By | 19 The Broken Betrothal; or, Love versus | Hate. By Mary Grace Halpine. 20 Orphan Nell, the Orange Girl; or, The | Lost Heir. By Agile Penne. 21 Now and Forever}; or, Why Did She Mar- | ‘ ry Him’ By Henrietta Thackeray. 22 The Bride of an Actor. By the author of ** Alone in the World,” “ Clifton,” ete. 23 ree Year; or, Why She Proposed. By Sara n xton. 24 Wer Face Was Her Fortune. By Elea- nor Blaine. 25 Only a Schoolmistress; or, Her Untold | Secret. By Arabella Southworth, 26 Without a Heart, By Col. P. Ingraham. 27 Was She a Coquette? or, A Strange Courtship, By Henrietta Thackeray. } 28 Sybil Chase; or, The Gambler's Wife. By ‘s. Ann 8. Stephens, 29 For Her Dear Sake, By Sara Claxton. 30 The Bouquet Girl. By Agile Penne. 1 A Mad Marri>ge., ByMary A, Denison Mariana, the Prima Donna; or, Roses and Lilies. By Arabella Southworth. The Three Sisters. By Alice Fleming. A Marriage of Convenience; or, Was He a Count? Bv Sara Claxton. All Against Her. By Clara Augusta. Sir Archer’s Bride; or, The Queen of His Heart. By Arabella Southworth. The Country Cousin. Rose Kennedy. 8 His Own Again; or, Trust Her Not. Arabella Southworth. 839 Flirtation; or, A Young Girl’s Good Name. By Jacob Abarbanell, (Ralph Royal.) 40 Pledged to Marry. By Sara Claxton. 41 Blind Devotion, By Alice Fleming. 42 Beatrice, the Beautiful; or, His Second Love. By Arabella Southworth. ee Kw FON -eO Ww By | 43 The Baronet’s Secret; or, The Rival Half- | Sisters. By Sara Claxton. 44 The Only Da ry mel, or, Brother against Lover. By Alice Fleming. 45 Her Hidden Foe; or, Love At All Odds. By Arabella Southworth. 46 The Little Heiress 3 or, Under a Cloud. By Mrs. Mary A. Denison. 47 Because She Loved Him; or, How Will It End? By Alice Fleming. 48 In Spite of Herself; or, Jeannette’s Repa- ration. By 8S. R. Sherwood. 49 His HMeart’s Mistress; or, Love at First Sight. By Arabella Southworth. 50 The Cuban Heiress; or, The Prisoner of intresse, By Mrs, Mary A. Denison, 51 Two Young Girls; or, The Bride of an Earl. By Alice Fleming. 52 The Winged Messenger; or, Risking All for a Heart. By Mrs. Mary Reed Crowell. 53 Agnes Hope, the Actress. By William Mason Turner, M. D. 54 One Woman’s Heart; or, Saved from the Street. _By George 8. Kaime. 55 She Did Not Love Him or, Stooping to Conquer. By Arabella Southworth. 56 Love-Mad 5 or, Betrothed, Married, Divorced and——. By Wm. Mason Turner, M. D. 57 A Brave Girl. By Alice Fleming. 58 The Ebon Mfask; or, The Mvsterious Guardian. By Mrs. Mary Reed Crowell. 59 A Widow?’s Wiles; or, A Bitter Vengeance. By Rachel Bernhardt. 4112 A Hero. 119 Maud Mohan. 120 Thaddeus of Warsaw. | 80 67 68 By M. E. Braddon. By Weavers and Weft. Camille; or, The Fate of a Coquette. Alexandre Dumas. 70 The Two Orphans, By D’Enery. My Young Wife. By My Young Wife's Husband. The Two Widows, By Annie Thomas. Ktose Michel; or, The Trials of a Factory Girl. By Maud Hilton, Cecil Castlemaine’s Gage; or, The Story of a Broidered Shield. By Ouida. The Black Lady of Duna. By J.8. Le "anu. Charlotte Temple. By Mrs. Rowson. 77 Christian QOakley’s Mistake. By the author of ‘* John Halifax, Gentleman,” etc. 78 My Young Husband; or, A Confusion in the Family. By Myself. TOA ueen Amongst Women, By the author of ** Dora Thorne,” etc., ete. Hier Lord and Master, Marryat. Lucy Temple, Sister of Charlotte. A Long Time Ago, By Meta Orred. Playing for HMigh Stakes. Thomas. i The Laurel Bush. By the author of “John Halifax, Gentleman,” 85 Led Astray. By Octave Feuillet. Janet's Repentance. By George Eliot. 72 74 75 By Octave Feuillet. A Terrible Deed; or, All for Gold. Emma Garrison Jones. A Gilded Sin, .By the author of “Dora Thorn,”"’ etc. 90 ze Author’s Daughter. By Mary owitt. 91 The Jilt. By Charles Reade. Eileen Alanna; or, the Dawning of the Day. By Dennis O'Sullivan. Love’s Victory. By B. L. Farjeon. The Quiet Heart. By Mrs. Oliphant. Lettice Arnold, By Mrs. Marsh. Haunted Hearts. By Rachel Bernhardt. Hugh Melton. By Katharine King. Alice Learmont,. By Miss Mulock. Marjorie Bruce’s Lovers. By Mary Patrick. 100 Through Fire and Water. By Fred- erick Talbot. : 101 Hannah. By Mss Muilock. 102 Pee Woffington. By Charles Reade. 103 A Desperate Deed. By Erskine Boyd. By Florence By Annie | The Romance ofa Poor Young Mian. | By The Cheapest Library Ever Published! Forbidden Bans. By Arabella Southworth. | 138 104 Shadows on the Snow. By B. L. Far- | eon, 105 The Great Hoggarty Diamond, By W. M. Thackeray. 106 From Dreams to Waking. By E. Lynn Linton. 107 Poor Zeph! By F. W. Robinson. 108 The Sad Fortunes of the Rev. Amos Barton. By George Eliot. 109 Bread-and-Cheese and Kisses, By B. L. Perrcon. 110 Lg Wandering Heir. By Charles ade. 111 The Brother’s Bet; or, Within Six Weeks. By Emilie Flygare Carlen. By Miss Mulock. 113 Paul and Virginia. From the French of Bernardin De St. Pierre. 114 °fwas In Trafalgar’s Bay. By Wal- ter Besant and Jamos Rice. 115 The Maid of Killeenn. By Wm, Black. 116 Hetty. By Henry Kingsloy. 117 The Wayside Cross; or, The Raid of Gomez. By Captain E. A. Milman, 118 Whe Vicar of Wakefield, By Oliver Goldsmith. By Annie Thomas, By Miss Jane Porter. 121 Whe King of No-Land. By B. L. Far- eon. | 122 oat the Widower. By W. M. Thack- eray. 123 Am Island Pearl. By B. L. Farjeon. 124 Cousin Phillis. | 127 | 128 | 129 130 60 CecilPs Deceit; or, The Diamond Legacy. | By Mrs. Jenuie Davis Burton. 61 A Wicked Heart. By Sara Claxton, 62 The Maniac Bride. By Margaret Blount 63 The Creole Sisters, By Anna ©. Porter. 64 What Jealousy Did. By Alice Fleming. 65 The Wife’s Secret. By Col. Juan Lewis. 66 A Brother’s Sin; or, Flora’s Forgiveness, By Rachel Bernhardt. 125 wv 126 Leila; or, The Siege of Grenada. By Ed- ward Bulwer @Lord Lytton). When the Ship Comes Home. By Walter Besant and James Rice. One of the Family. By James Payn, Whe Birthright. By Mrs. Gore. Motherless 3 or, The Farmer's Sweetheart. By Colonel Prentiss Ingraham. Homeless; or, Two Orphan Girls in New York. By Albert W. Aiken. ' 3 131 Sister against Sister; or, The Rivalry c° Hearts. By Mrs. Mary Reed Crowell. 2 Sold for Gold, By Mrs. M. V, Victor. Lord Roth’s Sin, By Georgiana Dickens. are He Love Her? By Bartley T. Canip- ye Li. a 5 Sinned Against. By Lillian Lovejoy. Was She His Wife? By Mrs. Mary Reed Crowell 137 The Village on the Cliff. By Miss Thackeray. — 147 ad on = ee ae -— = Saletan atallt aliens Aan & ° Oa o Poor Valeria! or, The Broken Troth, By Margaret Blount. Margaret Graham, By G. P. R,. James, Without Mercy. By Bartley T.Campbell. Honor Bound, By Lillian Lovejoy. Fleeing from Love. By Mrs. Harriet Irving. Abducted; or, A Wicked Woman’s Work, By Rett Winwood. A Strange Marriage. By Lillian Lovejoy. Two Girls Lives. By Mrs. Mary Reed Crowell. A Desperate Venture; or, For Love’s Own Sake. By Arabella Southworth. The War of Hearts. By Corinne Cush- man, Which Was the Woman ? or, Strangely Misjudged. BySara Claxton. _ , An Ambitious Girl; or, She Would Be An Actress. By Frances Helen Davenport, Lovo Lord of All, By Alice May Fleming. A Wild Girl, By Corinne Cushman. — A Mian’s Sacrifice. By Harriet Irving. Did She Sin. By Mrs. Mary Reed Crowell. He Loves Me Not, By Lillian Lovejoy. Winning Ways. By Margaret Blount. W hat Sho Cost Him; or, Crooked Paths. By Arabella Southworth. A Girls Licart, By Rett Winwood. A Bitter Mistake; or, A Young Girl's Folly. By Agnes Mary Shelton, Lady HMielen’s Vow; or, The Mother’s Secret. By the Late Mrs. i. 1°. Ellet. Buying a Heart, By Lillian Lovejoy. Pearl of Pearls. By A. P. Morris, Jr: A Fateful Game; or, Wedded and Parted. By Sara Claxton. { ®The ©reole Cousins}; or, False as Fair, By Philip 8S. Warne. A Scathing Ordeal; or, May Langley's Mad Marriage. By Mrs, Georgiana Dickens, A Strange Girl, By Albert W. Aiken. A Mian’s Sin. By Rett Winwood. The Mand of Fate; or, The Wreck of Two Lives. By Arabella Southworth. Two Fair Women, By Wm. M. Turner, Tempted Through Love; or, One Woman's Error. By Lillian Lovejoy, Blind Barbara’s Secret. By Mary Grace Halpine. A Woman’s Witchery; or, Through Much Tribulation. By Sara Claxton. ' Black Eyes and Blue. By Corinne Cushman. The Cost of a Folly. By Georgiana By A Parson's 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 145 _ wieS © StSe Sor SrSrer ort S “ w= S _ stot 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 Dickens. She Pretty Puritan. Daughter. Is Love a Mockery? or, Revenge is Sweet. By Arabella Southworth. Adria, the Adopted. By Jennie Davis Burton. For the Woman He Loved; or, Fate- ful Links. By Agnes Mary Shelton. 178 'The Locked Heart, By Corinne Cushman. 179 Parted by Treachery. By Harriet Irving. 180 Was She a Wife? or, The Proof of Love. By Rett Winwood, Under a Clouds or, A Daughter's Sus- or, The Heart of 1st 182 183 184 185 picion. By Sara Claxton. An American Queen; Gold. By Grace Mortimer. A Point of Honor; or, Diamond Cut Diamond. By Lillian Lovejoy. Pursued to the Altar, Cushman. Put to a Test; or, A Fortune Hunter's Fate. By Georgiana Dickens. The Terrible Truth 3 or, The Thornhurst Mystery. By Jennie Davis Burton, Outwitted by Herself; or, A Mother's Scheme, By Arabella Southworth. Florette, Child of the Street; or, A Pearl Beyond Price. By Col. Prentiss Ingraham: Her Guardian’s Sacrifice 5 or, A Name in the Balance. By Sara Claxton. Pretty and Proud, or, The Gold-Bug of Frisco. By Corinne Cushmas. 191 A Woman’s Maneuver; or, Purse, not Heart. By Lillian Lovejoy. 192 The Bitter Feud. By Jennie Davis Bur- ton. aking the Fetters; or, The Gypsy’s re Secret. By Georgiana Dickens. The Mysterious Guardians or, Little be Clare, the Opera Singer. By Corinne Cushman, 195 Im the Balance; or, A Shadowed Love. By Arabella Southworth. By Corinne 186 187 188 189 190 196 Jule, the Jewess Beg the Miser Million- By Dr. Noel Dun A new issue every week. e Tue WAVERLEY Liprary is for sale by all News- dealers, five cents per copy, or sent by mail on re- ceipt of six cents each. BEADLE AND ADAMS, Publishers, 98 William street, New York. aire. (e(0) 100 wees | . : . |