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The Swell, The Coming Mustache, | The Water Mill, The Engineer’s rete Sam’s Letter, A Candidate for - | Footsteps of the Dead, dent, Charity, Roll Call, An Essay on Cheek. Accession to the Family, Price ten cents, Dime Dialogues, No. 29. ‘Who Shall Have the Dictionary? For six males and two females. The Test of Bravery. For four boys and teacher, Fortune’s Wheel r four males. ‘The Little Aisthetes. For six little girls. The Yes and No of Smoke. For three little boys. No Referenees. For six gentlemen and three ladies, An Amazing Good Boy. One male and one female. What a Visitation Did. For several ladies, Simple Simon. For four little boys. The Red Light. For four males, two females, and several subsidiaries. The Sweetest Thought. For four little girls. Lay Inhuman Monster, For six ladies and one gen- eman. Three Little Fools. For four small s. es and three Dod : \Bethlehem. For a Sunday-School Class Exhibition. Joe Hunt’s Hunt. For two boys and two girls. | s. For six males. ane Price ten cents, Dime Dialogues, No. 30. Invisible Heroes. For five young ladies, A “Colored” Lecture. For four males, ‘Wishes. For five little boys. Look at Home. For three little girls. Fisherman's Luck. For two males and three females. he He Didn’t Mire Him, For several characters, A Fortunate Mistake, For six young ladies, one little girl and a little bey, An Alphabetical Menagerie. For a whole school. The Higher Education. For eight boys. ae Vicissitudes of a Milliner. For six females. tand Dog. For two little ones. ¥sthe For two ladies and three gen- tlemen. Jim Broderick’s Lesson. For two boys. TheOther Side of the Sto For five females. The Test that Told. For five males. Wooing by Proxy. For two ladies and three gentle- me n. ing from Evil. For five boys. The Teacher's Ruse, For ten boys and three girls. Colloquy of Nations. For eleven personators. Additional Personations for “* dess of Liberty.” A scenic piece in Dialogues No. 24. Price ten cents, Dramas and Readings. 20 cents. DRAMAS, The ondriac. For five characters. The eved Name. For fifteen characters, econ ht Masquerade, For four ladies. hes Made in Attics. For five characters. Dandelions. For seven characters. Lottie’s Leap Year acim’ & For four characters. The Friend an eT or six leading characters diaries. several su READINGS AND RECITATIONS. Parrhasius and the Cap-| The Last of Little Nell. tive The Raven. How to Praetice Medi- ’s Lamb. e. William Brown of O n Ramon, the Hero of El | Larry O’Leary’s Ghost. oO e. Whicw Shall It Be? The of Sighs. Go Feel What I Have A Lecture on mony.| Felt. A Ramble in the Wood. and Ophelia. randmother’s Notions, pe ina -~House. aming the Baby. The New ay idress to the Comet. Red Riding Hood. For sale by all newsdealers, or sent, post-paid to @ny adéreta a0 receipt of price. BBADLE AND ADAMS, 98 Wiliam Street, New York. . - ——— = —— — eer —_——— a The Fireside Library. 4 A Srrance Woman. By Rett Winwood. 6 Two Grats’ Lives. By Mrs. Mary Reed Crowell. 9 THe War oF Hearts. By Corinne Cushman, 11 THe Fatse Wipow. By Mrs. Jennie D. Burton. 14-15 TorLeRS oF THE Sea. By Victor Hugo. 16 Tae Q@vaprRoon.. By. Catharine A. Warfield. 17-18 UNcLE Sruas. By J. 5S. Le Fanu. 19-20 Deap-Sea Fruit, By Miss M. Parnes. 21-22 Lirrite Kate Kiersey. By F. W. Robinson. 23 Sowrne THE Wrinp. By Mrs. Mary Reed Crowell. 24-25 Brrps or Prey. By Mrs. M. E. Braddon. 26 Taat Boy or Norcorr’s. nae Charles Lever. 29 A Grru’s Heart. By Rett Winwood. 30-31 Rep as A Rose ts Sue. By Rhoda Broughton. 32 Tre Laity or St. Erne. By Mrs. Crow 33 STRANGELY WED, | Mrs. Jenn Davis Burton. o4 Tare Gresy Brive. M. E. O. len. 35 Annie TEMPLE. v, J. Bee ham, 36 Wirnout Mercy. By Bartley T. Campbell. 37 BLack Eyres anv Bivure. By Corinne Cushman, 88 Brave Barsara, By Corinne Cushman. 89 A DancrrRovs Woman. By Margaret Blount. 40 Ovurpa’s Love. By Henrietta FE. De Conde 41 Lost: A Wire. By Corinne Cushman. 42 Winnine Ways, By Margaret Blount. 43 A Woman’s Heart, By Mrs. M. V. Victor. 44 Tue Deap Letrer. By Seeley eevee: 45 Lorp Lisie’s DAveuter. By C M. Braeme. 46 A Woman's Hanp. By Author of “ Dead Letter.” 47 Viats oF Wratu. By Mrs. Mary Reed Crowell. 48 A Wiitp Girt. By Corinne Cushman. 49 THe Mappest Marriace Ever Was. By Burton, 50 Love In A Maze. By Mrs. E. F, Ellet. 51 CATHOLINA; or, WALLED Up Auive. By Robinson, 52 A RomMANCE oF A Poor Youne Giri. By Mrs. Ellet 53 THe Lockep Heart. By Corinne Cushman. 54 Tue Pripe or THe Downes. By Margaret Blount, 55 A Strance Grau. By Albert W. Aiken. 56 Tor Pretty Puriran, LA Parson’s Daughter. 57 Dip SHe Srv? By Mrs. Mary Reed Crowell. 58 DousLy Drvorcep, By Mrs, Jennie Davis Burton. 59 A Wickep Woman. Lillie Devereux Umsted Blake, 60 BLIND BARBARA'S SECRET. ary G. Halpine. 61 AN AMERICAN J ce ape By Grace Mortimer. 62 MARGOUN, THE STRANGE. By Wm. M. Turner. 63 Wire orn Wipow. By Rett Winwood. 64 THe Creote Cousins. By Philip 8. Warne. 65 PURSUED TO THE ALTAR. Corinne Cushman. 66 Tus TerrisLe Truta. By Jennie Davis Burton. 67 E.ee@ant Eauertr. By Philip 8. Warne. 68 LADY Hetxen’s Vow. By Mrs. E. F. Ellet. 69 Bowre, Tue KniGut or Curvatry. By P.8.Warne, 70 Drirtine To Rum. By May Reed Crowell 71 Tas Parson's DAUGHTER. A Parson's Daughter 72 Tar MysTertovs GuARDIAN. Corinne Cushman, 73 Was Sue A Wire? By Rett Winwood, 74 ADRIA, THE ADOPTED. BY. Mrs. Jennie D. Burton, 75 Prerry AND PRoup. By Corinne Cushman. 76. Tue Bitter Fevp. By Mrs. Jennie D. Burton, 77 A Woman’s Work. By Mrs. E. F., Ellet. 78 THe BLack = 8g y Corinne Cushman. 79 CORAL AND . By Mrs. Jennie Davis Burton, 80 Drvorcep But Nor Drvipep. A Parson’s Daughter. 81 ALmMost Marriep. By A Parson's Daughter. 82 Two Farr WoMEN. 2 Wm, Mason Turner, M.D, 83 THe INHERITANCE OF Hate. By Mrs. Burton. 84. PeARL oF PearRts. By A. P. Morris, Jr. 85eFor Honor’s SAKE. Mrs. Mary Reed Crowell. 86 Lawce Ureunart’s Loves. By Annie Thomas. 87 SaFeLy Marriep. By the author of “Caste.” 88 RETTE, CHILD OF THE STREET. Poy loam 89 e Trmes DeAp. By Miss M. E. on. 90 For A Woman’s Sake. By Watts Phillips. 91 ‘He Comera Nor,’ Sue Annie Thomas, 92 Toe New MAGDALEN, 93 An OPEN VervicT. By Miss M. EB. Braddon, 94 Sworp AND Gown. By George A. Lawrence. 95 A BeGGAR ON HORSEBACK. "By James Payn. 96 Her Fack Was Her Fortune. F. W. Robinson, 97 JANE Eyre. By Charlotte Bronte, 98 WRECKED IN Port. By Edmund Yates. 99 Tae CoLLEEN BAwN, p Are, Griffin. 100 An Amarriovs Girt. By A Celebrated Actress, 101 Foun Puay. By Chas. Reade and Dion Boucicault, 102 CARITA. *. Mrs. Oliphant. 103 A Woman Hater. By Charles Reade. 104 Avrern Dark. By Wilkie Collins. 105 Harp Times, By Charles Dickens, 106 Grir. By B. L. Farjeon. i07 FENTON's QuEST. ; - 108 Taree Featners. By William Black. 109 Joun Hauirax, GENTLEMAN. By Miss Mulock, 110 MurpHy’s Master. By James Payn, 111 Heaps of Monszy. By W. E. Morris. im *Y 112 In Mortat PERIL. A Reed €rowell 113 Tae Deap SEcRET. Wilkie Collins, © 114 PLayine To Wry. G. M. Fenn. 1145 Denis Duvat. By W. A. Thackeray, 116 Too Soon. By Katherine S. MaeQuoid. 117 Tue Two Destinies. By Wilkie Collins, 118 At His Mercy. By Corinne Cushman. 119 Ceorm’s Tryst. By James Payn. rs CLeune AND 1 eels we Charies Reade, ALERIE. ptain Ma 4 122 Bounp By A SPELL. By H. Rebak, 128 Tur Gotpen Lion or Granpere. By A. Trollope, 124 Toe Crrate my Cuaroe. By Mrs, Oliphant. 125 Tue Mronient Sun. By Fredrika Bremer. 126 Tae Prarms or THe Rue. By E. L. Bulwer 127 Founp Dmeap. By James Pa 128 Heatuoore. B Anthony Trollope. i” Tue Fucrrives, By Mrs. Oliphant. Speaker, Dialogues, Dramas and Readings, Fireside, Singer’s and Sunnyside Libraries. 130 Toe Best or Huspanps. By James Pa 131 Ly Duty Bounp. author of ‘** Mark Warren, 132 Cartyon’s YEAR. By James Payn. 138 Gotne To THE Bap. By Edmund Yates. 134 Tue LapperR oF Lirz. By Amelia’B. Edwards 135 TRE Doom oF THE Danctne-MastTer. By Charleg 136 A TeRRISLE TEMPTATION. By Charles Reade. 1389 THe Monicans or Paris. By Alexandre Dumas, 138 THe Prey or THE Gops. By Fiorence Marryat 1389 THompson Hau. By Anthony Trollope. 140 JuLEe, THe Jewess. By Dr. Noel Dunbar. 141 A Woman’s Sorrow. By Mrs. M. V. Victor 142 East Lynne. By Mrs. Henry Wood, 143 Mrs. ArTHUR. Mrs. Oliphant, 144 OSWALD Cray. By Mrs. Henry Wood. 145 Pau Currrorp. By Lord Lytton. For sale by all newsdealers, price ten cents, oe sent, postage paid, on receipt of twelve cents. BEADLE AND ADAMS, PUBLISHERS, 98 William street, N. ¥, Half-Dime Singer's Library 1 Waoa, Esxma! and 59 other Songs, 2 Caprain Curr and 57 other Songs. 3 Tae Garysporv’ Hat and 62 other Songs, 4 Jomnyy Moraan and 60 other Songs. 5 [un Strike You Wir A FEATHER and 62 others. 6 GeorGe THE CHARMER and 56 other Songs. 7 Tue Bettie or Rockaway and 32 other Songs. 8 Youna Fre.uan, You're Too Frese and 60 others 9 Say Younec Grrt and 65 other Songs. 10\ I’ THe GoveRNoR’s ONLY Son and 58 other Songs 11 My Fawn and 65 other Songs, 12 Comin’ Tauro’ Tur Rye and 55 other Songs. 18 Tae RoiiickinG IRIsHMAN and 59 other Songs, 14 Otp Doe Tray and 62 other Songs, 15 Waoa, Cuarure and 59 other Songs. 16 In Tors Waeat By anv By and 62 other Songs, 17 Nancy and 58 other Songs. 18 I’m THe Boy THat’s Bounp To BLAZE and 57 others 19 Tae Two OrpHans and 59 other Songs. 20 WHAT ARE THE Witp Waves Sayine, Sister and 59 other Songs. 21 INDIGNANT Potty Woe and 59 other Songs. 22 THe OLp ArM-CHArr and 58 other Songs. 23 Ox Coney IsLanp Beacu and 58 other Songs. 24 Otp Smmon, THE Hot-Corn Man and 60 others, 25 I’w rv Love and 56 other Songs. 26 PARADE oF THE Guarps and 56 other Songs. 27 Yo, Heave, Ho! and 60 other Songs. 23 'T wit Never po To Gis ir up So and 60 others 2%) Bure Bonnets Over THE Borper and & othe 30 Tue Merry Laventne Man and 56 other Songs, 81 Sweet Forart-me-Nort and 55 other Songs. 82 LeerLe Bapy Mie and 53 other Songs. 83 De BANJO AM DE INSTRUMENT FOR Mz and 33 others. 34 Tarry and 50 other Songs. 85 Just To PLEasE THE Boys and 52 other Songs. 86 SKATING ON ONS IN THE GuTTER and 52 others, 87 Kotorep KravyKxs and 59 ogher Songs. 88 Nu. DespERANDUM and 53 other Songs. 89 Tue Girt I Lert Benrnp Me and 50 other Songs. 40 "Tis put a Larrie Fapep Fiower and 50 others 41 Prerry WaILHeLmra, and 60 other Songs. 42 DANCING IN THE Barn and 63 other Songs. 43 H. M.S. Prvarore, compierer, and 17 other Songs, Sold everywhere by Newsdealers, at five cents per copy, or sent post-paid, to any address, on re ceipt o Sia cents per’number. BEADLE AND ADAMS, Pvus.LisHers, 98 Witu1aM Street, New Yor. THE Sunnyside Library 1 Latta Rooks. By Thomas Moore....... ace. Oe 2 Dow Juan. By Lord Byron... ........... -.. We 8 Parapise Lost. By John Milton........ «.... l0e 4 Toe Bapy or THE Lake. Sir Walter Scott.... te 5 Lucite. By Owen Meredith... .... éb'te anche ‘ae 6 Unpine; orn, THE WaATER-Spirir. From the German of Friederich De La Motte Fouque,.,. 10¢ For sale by all newsdealers, or sent, postage on receipt rf twelve cents for single n 2 double numbers twenty-four cents. ADAMS, VICTOR & CO., Publishers, 98 Wiltam street N. ¥. 0)(0)(0)