"LIBRARY OF THL UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 020.. H. t in the Library journal, August, 1883. TUTHILL, L.. Caroline. Beautiful Bertha. N. Y., C. Scribner, 1855. Noble aims; or, beautiful Bertha and Edith. N. Y., World pub. co., 1876. Two ways to wedlock. N. Y., Rudd and Carleton, 1859. False pride; or, two ways to matri- mony. Phila., T.B. Peterson and bros., 1866. Two ways to matrimony; or, false pride. Phila., T B. Peterson and bros. [1878.] D. H.,\n Library journal, hug., 1883 (with additions by J. L W.). UP DE GRAFF, Thad. S. Bodines; or, camping on the Lycoming. Phila., J. B. Lippincott and co., 1879. Reprinted by the same, 1883, as " Camp- ing on the Alleghanies; or, Bodine's idea." VALENTINE, Mrs. . Kate Duncan; or, hidden wrong. London, F. Warne and co. [1877.] Published by the same in 1876 under the title " Maidenhood; or, the verge of the stream." VERNE, Jules. Adventures in the land of the behemoth. Boston, H. L. Shepard and co., 1874. Meridiana : the adventures of three English- men and three Russians in South Africa. N. Y., Scribner, 1874. (Published also as a part of WHITNET. 2 5 "Stories of adventure," same publishers, 1874.) The adventures of three Englishmen and three Russians in South Africa. Trans, by Ellen E. Frevver. London, S. Low, 1876. All these are translations of " Les aventures de trois Russes et de trois Anglais," Paris, 1872, which title differs from those of all the translations. Around the world in eighty days ; trans, by G. M. Towle. Phila., Porter and Coates, no date. Tour of the world in eighty days; trans, by G. M. Towle. Boston, J. R. Osgood, 1873. The child of the cavern; or, strange doings underground. Trans, by W. H. G. Kingston. London, S. Low, 1877. Underground city; or, the child of the cavern. Trans, by W. H. G. Kingston. Phila., Porter and Coates, no date. Dr. Ox, and other stories; trans, by G. M. Towle. Boston, J. R. Osgood, 1875. From the clouds to the mountains; trans, by A. L. Alger. Boston, W. F. Gill and co., 1874. The English at the North pole. A journey to the North pole. Voyages and adventures of Captain Hatteras, the English at the North pole. The adventures of Captain Hatteras. Part I. These four, published in England and America, are translations of " Les Anglais au pole nord." To the sun? A journey through planetary space. From the French, by Edward Roth. Phila., Claxton, Remsen and Haffelfinger, 1878. Constitutes Part I of " Hector Servadac," London, S. Low. For further changes in the stories of this author con- sult "The American catalogue." WARBURTON, Eliot Bartholomew George. The crescent and the cross; or, romance and realities of Eastern travel. By Eliot Warburton. Lon- don, 1844, later editions, Hurst and Blackett, and N. Y., Wiley and Putnam, 1845. Travels in Egypt and the Holy Land; or, the crescent and the cross. Comprising the romance and realities of Eastern travel. By Eliot Warburton. Phila., H. C. Peck and Theo. Bliss, 1859. There are some changes in the latter. WARE, William. Probus: or, Rome in the third century. N. Y., C. S. Francis, 1838. Aurelian; or, Rome in the third century. Same publishers, 1849, and later dates. WARFIELD, Catharine Anne. The romance of Beauseincourt. An episode extracted from the retrospect of Miriam Montfort. N. Y., G. W. Carleton and co., 1867. Miriam's memoirs. A sequel to " Montfort Hall," being a romance of the house of Beauseincourt. Phila., T. B. Peter- son and bros^, copyright, 1876. y. E. W T ARNER, C: Dudley. Mummies and Moslems. Hartford, American pub. co., 1876. Repub- lished, same date, by the same, with the title " My winter on the Nile, among the mummies and Moslems." WATSON, H: C. The old bell of independence; or, Philadelphia in 1776. Phila., Lindsay and Blakiston, 1852. Republished, Boston, Lee and Shepard, no date, with the title " Noble deeds of our forefathers." WEBBER, C: Wilkins. The hunter naturalist; ro- mance of sporting; or, wild scenes and wild hunters. Phila., J. W. Bradley, 1851 ; and, with the same title, Phila., Lippincott, Grambo and co., 1854. Romance of natural history; or, wild scenes and wild hunters. Phila., Lippin- cott, Grambo and co., 1852. The same. y. E. WEBBER, S: jr. Manual of power for machines, shafts, and belts. With the history of cotton manufacture in the United States [to 1876. 2d ed.]. N. Y., D. Appleton and co., 1879. The first edition was published under the title of "Tests of power." Preface. WESTERN farmer's, The, new and universal hand- book. Chicago, Keen and Lee, 1856. Repub- lished, N. Y., G. W. Carleton and co., 1880, as " The American farmer. I3th ed. Ree'dited by F. W. O'Niell and H. L. Williams."/?. H. WESTMORELAND, Maria Jourdan. Clifford Troup. N. Y., G. W Carleton and co., 1873. Drifted together. [Anon.~\ Same pubs., 1880. D. H. WHITTAKER, F: Away westward; or, the cadet button. London, W. Mullan and son, 1879. The same as "The cadet button." N. Y., Sheldon and co. The headings of the chapters, and in some cases the wording, have been altered. WHITTY, E: Michael. Friends of Bohemia: or, phases of London life. London, Smith, Elder and co., 1857. Knaves and fools; or, friends of Bohemia. N. Y., Rudd and Carleton, 1857. The Bohemians of London. Phila., T. B. Peterson and bro., no date. jf. E. WHO wrote it? A dictionary of common poetical quotations in the English language. London, G. Bell and sons, 1878. A new and enlarged edition of " Where is it? " London, 1855. Preface. WHYMPER, E. Scrambles amongst the Alps in the years 1860-69. London, John Murray, 1871. Readers of this book, doubly interesting from its text and striking wood-cuts, VHS.ru eager to purchase what they supposed was to be its sequel in " The ascent of the Mat- terhorn," same publisher, i8So. They discovered, how- ever, that the new book uses the plates and text of the old one, with some omissions, and, apparently, few additions. If published as a second edition with the same title, few after a comparison of the two, having paid six dollars or thereabouts for the first, would have purchased the second ; whereas many copies of the book under its new title have been sold in this country to those who supposed it to be a description of new adventures. The compiler of this list has not been able to find any allusion in the later book to the earlier one. WIKOFF, H: The adventures of a roving diplo- matist. N. Y., W. P. Fetridge and co., 1857. A New Yorker in the foreign office, and his ad- ventures in Paris. London, Triibner and co., 1858. W. F. P. 26 BUFFALO CONFERENCE, WILLARD, Clara A. Fifty years ago. N. Y., Ran- dolph, copyright, 1871. The Winthrop family; a story of New England life fifty years ago. Lon- don, Hodcler and Stoughton, 1880. WILLIAMSON, E. H. The Quaker partisans. A story of the revolution. \_Anon.~\ Phila., J. B. Lippincott and co., 1869. Republished by the same, 1876, as " Clayton's rangers; or the Quaker partisans." \_Anon.~\ D. //. WINSER, H: J. The great North-west. N. Y., Putnam's sons. 1883. Bears upon its side the title " Guide to the Northern Pacific railroad and its allied lines"; upon its back, "Northern Pacific railroad"; upon its title-page, "The great North-west, a guide-book and itinerary " [etc.] ; and in its publishers' advertisements, " The tourist's guide to the Northern Pacific railroad." Of course the book is quite likely to find its way into catalogues under each of the four titles, creating an irritating confusion. The Dial, Oct., 1883, p. 140. WITT, C. Myths of Hellas; or Greek tales. Told in German by Professor C. Witt. Translated into English by Frances Younghusband. With a preface by Arthur Sedgwick. London, Long- mans, Green and co., 1883. Republished, N. Y., H. Holt and co., 1883, with the title, " Classic mythology [etc.]. Supplemented with a glossary of etymologies and related myths." The original is entitled, " Griechische Gotter- und Hel- dengeschichten." WITT, Henriette de, formerly Mile. Guizot. Motherless; or a Parisian family. N. Y., Harper and bros., 1871; N. Y., G. Munro, 1879. (Seaside library, No. 628.) A Parisian family. London, S. Low, Son & Marston, 1871. Both translated by the author of " John Halifax, gentleman," and the same. D. H. WOOD, Ella Price. (Mrs. Henry Wood.) The earl's heirs. Phila., Peterson, copyright, 1862. Lord Oakburn's daughters. By the author of ... The earl's heirs. Same publishers, copy- right, 1865. The same story, in a somewhat different setting. Johnny Ludlow. [187-.] Under the rose. By the author of East Lynne. \_Anon.~\ 1878. Both, N. Y., G. W. Carleton and co.- D. H. Lady Adelaide's oath. London, new edition, Bentley, 1867. The castle's heir; or, Lady Ad- elaide's oath. Phila., T. B. Peterson and bros., no date. Out of the deep. Boston, W. F. Gill and co., 1876. The mystery. A love story. Phila., Peterson, no date. This appears to be "Anne Hereford" (London, Tinsley bros., 1868; Leipzig, Tauchnitz, 1869), with variations. Park water; or, told in the twilight. Phila., T. B. Peterson, no date. A portion only of "Told in the twilight." London, R. Bentley, 1875, and Leipzig, Tauchnitz, 1875. Trevlyn Hood; or, Squire Trevlyn's heir. Lon- don, Tinsley, 1864; Leipzig, Tauchnitz, 1864 Squire Trevlyn's heir. Phila., T. B. Peterson, no date. J. E. WOOD, G: Future life; or, scenes in another world. N. Y., Derby and Jackson, 1858. After the publication of " The gates ajar " by Miss Phelps, this reappeared, Boston, Lee and Shepard, 1871, as "The gates wide open." YATES, Edmund. Two, by tricks. London, Rout- ledge, 1875, and Leipzig, Tauchnitz, same date. Published, Boston, W. F. Gill and co., 1875, with the title, " Wages of sin." YONGE, C- Mary. Richard the fearless; or, the little duke. N. Y., D. Appleton and co. [1857, and often since.] The same as "The little duke; Richard the fearless." Leipzig, Tauchnitz, 1860; Boston, D. Lothrop and co., 1881. ZOLA, Emile. The abbe's temptation. (La faute de 1'abbe Mouret.) Trans, by John Stirling. [1879.] Albine; or, the abba's temptation. (La faute de 1'abbe" Mouret.) [1882.] Both, Phila., T. B. Peterson and bros., and the same. D.H. The bonheur des dames; or, the shopgirls of Paris. Phila., Peterson [1883]. The ladies' paradise; or, the bonheur des dames, same pub- lisher [1883]. Claude's Confession. Trans, by George D. Cox. Phila., T. B. Peterson and bros. [1882.] A terrible confession; or, the sufferings of a lost soul in a garret. (La confession de Claude.) N. Y., F. Tousey, 1882. (Brookside library, No. 214.) The same. D. H. The conquest of Plassans. A tale of provincial life. (La conquete de Plassans.) Trans, by John Stirling. A mad love; or, the abbe and his court. (La conquete de Plassans.) Trans, by John Stirling. Both, Phila., T. B. Peterson and bros. [1879 and 1882], and the same. D. H. The girl in scarlet ; or, the love of Silvere and Miette. (La fortune des Rougon.)' Trans, by John Stirling. Phila., T. B. Peterson and bros. [1882.] The Rougon-Macquart family. (La fortune des Rougon.) Trans, by John Stirling. Same pubs. [1879.] The same. D. H. Helene. A love episode. Trans, by Mary Neal Sherwood. Phila., T. B. Peterson and bros. [1878.] A woman's heart, or, a stray leaf from the book of love. (Une page d'amour.) N. Y , F. Tousey, 1883. (Brookside library, No. 286.) The same. D. H. The markets of Paris. (Le ventre de Paris.) Trans, by John Stirling, 1877. La belle Lisa; or, the Paris market girl. (Le ventre de Paris.) Trans, by John Stirling, 1883. Both, Phila., T. B. Peterson, and the same. Publishers' weekly. The'rese Raquin. A novel. Trans, by John Stirling. Phila., T. B. Peterson and bro. [1881.] Nemesis; or, haunted by the spectre of a WHITNET. 27 murdered man. N. Y., F. Tousey, 1883. (Brook- side library, No. 242.) The same. D. H. - Zola's court of Napoleon III. Clorinda; or, the rise of his excellency Eugene Rougon. The man of promise. Three times a minister. [1880.] The mysteries of the court of Louis Napoleon. [1882.] Both, Phila., T. B. Peterson and bros. D. H. ZSCHOKKE, J: Heinrich Daniel. Meditations on life, death, and eternity. Trans, from the German by Frederica Rowan. Boston, Houghton, Mifflin and co., 1883. The two parts of this work, here united, were pub- lished separately by Ticknor and Fields, under the titles " Meditations on death and eternity " and " Meditations on life and its religious duties." INDEX. Abbe's temptation, The. Zola, E\ About woman, love and marriage. Saunders, F: Acte. Dumas, A. D. Acte of Corinth. Dumas, A. D. Address on being installed as rector. Carlyle, T: Adele Dubois. Savage, Mrs. W. T. Adventures in Africa. Harris, Sir W. C. Adventures in the land of the behemoth. Verne, J. (Les aventures de trois Russes et de trois Anglais.) Adventures, The, of a roving diplomatist. Wikoff, H: Adventures, The, of three Englishmen [etc.]. Verne, J. Adventures, The, of Verdant Green. Bradley, E. Aegyptische Konigstochter. Ebers, G: M. After long years. ^ Towner, A. Albine. Zola, E. All for her. See Cruel seci et, A. Am Altar. Buerstenbinder, E .. American farmer, The. See Western farmer's [etc.]. American institutions. Tocqueville, A. C: II: C. de. American scenery. See Mountain, lake, and river. Amy Martin. Grosvenor, Mrs. H. S. Andree de Taverney. (La comtesse de Charny, last part.) Dumas, A. D. Ange. Marryat, Florence. Ange Pitou. Dumas, A. D. Anne Hereford. Wood, Ella P. Arabic heureuse. Dumas, A. D. Archy Moore. Hildreth, R. Around the world in eighty days. Verne, J. Art, The, of conversation. See Guide to accomplishments. Artful widow, An. Kimball, R: B. Arthur, W. The successful merchant. See Model mer- chiint. The. Arts, The, of writing. See Guide to accomplishments. Arzt, Ein, der Seele. Hillern, Wilhelmine von. Ascent, The, of the Matterhorn. W T hymper, E. Aster v Mrs. Jane. See Guide to accomplishments ; Habits of good society. At a high price. Buerstenbinder, E.. At the altar. Buerstenbinder, E.. At the eleventh hour. Edwardes, Annie. Atelier du Lys, The. Roberts, Margaret. Athanasia. Sears, E. H. Atlantic tales. (Anon.) Aurelian. Ware, W. Aventures, Les, de trois Russes et de trois Anglais. Verne, J. Away westward. Whittaker, F: Ballet dancer's husband. Feydeau, E. A. Ballroom repentance, A. Edwardes, Annie. Barberine. (Le mari de la danseuse.) Feydeau, E. A. Barefoot maiden, The. Auerbach, B. Barfiissele. Auerbach, B. Barrington's fate. Hunt, Mrs. A. W. Batard, Le, de Mauleon. Dumas, A. D. Bau und Leben des socialen Korpers. Schaeffle, A. E. F. Beau Tancred. (Sylvandire.) Dumas, A. D. Beautiful Bertha. Tuthill, L.. C. Beautiful spy, The. Burdett, C: Beggars, The. Liefde, J. B. de. Belle Lisa, La^ (Le ventre de Paris.) Zola, E. Bells, The, of the sanctuary. O'Meara, Kathleen. Bengal peasant life. Day, Ll Behari. Bertha's baby. Droz, G. Best, The, of all good company. Jerrold, W: Blanchard. Betrothed, The. Manzoni, A. Birds, The, and seasons of New England. Flagg, W. Birds, The, of New England. Samuels, E: A. Black Venus, The. (La Venus noire.) Belot, A. Bloody chasm, The. De Forest, J: W. Blue and red light. Pancoast, S. Bodines. Up de Graff, T. S. Bohemians, The, of London.^ Whitty, E: M. Bonheur des dames. Zola, E. Bonnybel Vane. Cooke, J: Esten. Book of the operas. Pardon, G. F. Borderers, The, Cooper, J. Fenimore. Borders, The, of the Tamar and the Tavy. Bray, Anna E. Bound by his vows. Buerstenbinder, E.. Bound to John Company. Braddon, Mary E.. Boys and girls' miscellany. (Anon.) Boys, The, of '61. Coffin, C: C. Bragelonne. (Le vicomtede Bragelonne.) Dumas, A. D. Bred in the bone. Payn, J. Bride, The, of an evening. Southworth, Mrs. Bright morning. Grant, Maria M. British world, The, in the East. Ritchie, L. Broken blosom, A. Marryat, Florence. Broken chains. Buerstenbinder, E.. Bubbles from the brunnens of Nassau; Bubbles from some brunnens of Germany. Head, Sir F. B. Buried alive. (Pauline.) Dumas, A. D. By order of the king. (L'homme qui rit.) Hugo, V. M. Cabin, The, and the parlor, by J. Thornton Randolph. See Peterson, C: J. Cadet button, The. Whittaker, F: Camors. Feuillet, O. Camping on the Alleghanies. Up de Graff, T. S. Capitaine Paul, Le. Dumas, A. D. Capitaine Richard, Le. Dumas, A. D. Captain Hatteras. Verne, J. Captain Jack the scout. McKnight, C: Captain Paul. Dumas, A. D. Carleton's household physician. Ayres, J. H. Carnaval, Le, des enfants. Feval, P. H. C. Castle's heir, The. Wood, Ella P. Catherine Blum. Dumas, A. D. Cats ; their points and characteristics. Stables, W. G. Celebrated murders. See Mysterigs of crime. Chance marriage, A. Gaboriau, E. Chautauqua girls, The, at home. Alden, Isabella M. Chedayne of Kotono. Towner, A. Chevalier, Le, d'Harmental. Dumas, A. D. Chicot the jester. (Ladamede Monsoreau.) Dumas, A. D. Child, The, of the cavern. Verne, J. Children's picture story-book. Pratt, L. Maria. Child's catechism of common things. Champlin, J: D. Choice of books, On the. Carlyle, T: Christian Osborne's friends. Davidson, Harriet M. Churton, Henry, pseudonym of Albion W. Tourgee. Classic mythology. Witt, C v Claude's confession. Zola, E. Clavers, Mary, pseudonym of Caroline M. Kirkland. Clavton's rangers. Williamson, E. H. Clifford Troup. Westmoreland, Maria J. Clique, The, of gqld. Gaboriau, E. Clorinda. Zola, E. College days at Oxford. Adams, H: C. College tramps. Stokes, F: A. Colonel Floyd's wards. Terhune, M.. Virginia. Comtesse de Charny, La. Dumas.,A. D. Confession, La, de Claude. Zola, E. Conquest, The, of Plassans. Zola.E. Conquete, La, de Plassans. Zola, E. Conscience 1'innocent. Dumas, A. D. Conscript, The. (Conscience 1'innocent.) Dumas, A. D. Conspirators, The. (Le chevalier d'Harmental.) Du- mas, A. D. 28 B UFFA L O CONFERENCE. Cooking club, The. Fartnan, Ella. Cooking club, The,"of Tu-whit Hollow. Farman, Ella. Copp's Hill burial-ground. Epitaphs. Bridgman, T: Count de Camors, The. Feuillet, O. Countess de Charny, The. Dumas, A. D. Courtenay hall, by J. Thornton Randolph. See Peterson, C: J. Cox, Edward W. The arts of writing [etc.]. See Guide. Cox, G. W. The little cyclopaedia of common things. See Champlin, T: D., jr. Creeds. Edwardes, Annie. Crescent, The, and the cross. Warburton, E. B. G. Cruel secret, A. (Anon.) Cruise in Chinese waters. Lindley, A. F. Cupples, Mrs. George. See Cupples, Ann J. Curious stories. See Ghost stories. Curse, The, of Clifton. Southworth, Mrs. Dame, La, de Monsoreau. Dumas, A. D. Dante and his circle. Rossetti, D. G. Daughter, The, of an Egyptian king. Ebers, G: M. Daughter, A, of St. Dominic. O'Meara, Kathleen. Daviola. Braddon, Mary E.. Davy's motto. See Davy's school days. Davy's school days. (Anon.) Days with great authors. Jerrold, W: Blanchard. De la democratic en Amerique. Tocqueville, A. C: H: C. de. Dear experience. Ruffini, G. Delicate ground. Edwardes, Annie. Democracy in America. Tocqueville, A. C: H: C. de. Description of the part of Devonshire bordering on the Tamar and the Tavy. Bray, Anna E. Devoted bride, The. Tucker, St. G. Diagnosis and treatment of the varieties of dyspepsia. Fox, W. Diana of Meridor. (La dame de Monsoreau.) Dumas, A. D. Diary, The, of a woman. Feuillet, O. Diseases of the stomach. Fox, W. Do I love her? Benedict, F. L. Doctor Basilius. (L'ile de feu.) Dumas, A. D. Dr. Ox. Verne, J. Doing his best. Trowbridge, J: T. Dolly. Burnett, Frances H. Dorothea. Burnett, Frances H. Dreams and realities in the life of a pastor and teacher. Elliot, S: H. Dred. Stowe, Harriet E.. Beecher. Drifted together. Westmoreland, Maria J. Drummer ooy, The. Trowbridge, J: T. Duchesse, La, de Nemours. Feval, P. H. C. Dude, The. Bradley, E. Earl's heirs, The. Wood, Ella P. Early history of the North-western states. Hall, B: F. Early Italian poets. Rossetti, D. G. Easy Nat. Stimson, A. L. Edith's mistake. Stabler, Jennie L. Edmond Dantes. Dumas, A. D. (?) Egypt under its Khedives. DeLeon, E. Egyptian princess. An. Ebers, G: M. Eine aegyptische KSnigstochter. Ebers, G: M. Ellen Dacre. Grosvenor, Mrs. H. S. Elsa. *Hillern, Wilhelmine von. Emmanuel-Philibert. (Le page du due de Savoie.) Du- mas, A. D. Empty heart, The. Terhune, M.. Virginia. Enchanted keys. (Anon.) Enchanted moccasins, The. Mathews, C. English, The, at the North pole. Verne, J. Englishman's house, The. Richardson, C. J. Epitaphs from Copp's hill burial-ground. Bridgman, T: Ernestine. Hillern, Wilhelmine von. Esau Runswick. Macquoid, Katharine S. Essays and reviews. Estelle. Edwardes, Annie. Every man his own doctor. Ayres, J. H. Exposition, An, of the weakness and inefficiency of the United States. Mercer, C: Fenno. Facing the enemy. Headley, P. C. Fadette. Sand, George. Faithful lover, A. Macquoid, Katharine S. Faithful to the end. Roe, A. S. Fall, The, of the Crimea. Spencer, E. Fallen pride. Southworth, Mrs. False pride. See Two ways to wedlock. Famous stories. See Good stones. Fanchon the cricket. Sand, George. Farragut, D. G. Life and naval career. Headley, P. C. Fatal marriages, The. Cockton, H: Faute, La, de 1'abbe Mouret. Zola, E. Fedora. (Le drame de la Rue de la Paix.) Belot, A. Feu-follet, Le. Cooper, J. Fenimore. Fievre, La, de 1'inconnu. Belot, A. Fifty years ago. Willard, Clara A. Fight it out on this line. Headley, P. C. Fighting Phil. Headley, P. C. Fille, La, du juif-errant. Feval, P. H. C. Fire, The, of London. Fullerton, Lady. Florence betrayed. Azeglio, Massimo. For love and honor. Darrington-Deslonde, Maria. Foregleams and foreshadows of immortality. Sears, E. H. Foresters, The. (Catherine Blum.) Dumas, A. D. Forged will, The. Bennett, E. Fortune, La, des Rougon. Zola, E. Forty-five guardsmen. Dumas, A. D. Four sisters, The. Bremer, Frederika. Four years of fighting. Coffin, C: C. Fox, The, at home. Rooper, G. Frank Manly. Trowbridge, J: T. Frederick the great and his merchant. Mundt, Clara M. Frfcre Tranquille. Feval, P. H. C. Friend or lover. Fawcett, Millicent G. Friends in fur. Stables, \V. G. Friends of Bohemia. Whitty, E: M. From Pall Mall to the Punjaub. Gay, J. D. From the clouds to the mountains. Verne, J. From whence, what, where? Nichols, J. R. Future life. Wood, G: Gabriel Lambert. Dumas, A. D. Gabrielle Andre. Baring-Gould, S. Galama. Liefde, J. B. de. Galley slave, The. (Gabriel Lambert.) Dumas, A. D. Gates, The, wide open. Wood, G: Gaule et France. Dumas, A. D. Geier-Wally. Hillern, Wilhelmine von. Geheimbiindler, Die. Maurer, L. Gerald Barry. Fitzsimon, E. A. Germaine. About, E. F. V. Ghost stories. (Anon.) Gilded clique, The. Gaboriau, E. Gipsy's prophecy, The. Southworth, Mrs. Girl.'The, in scarlet. (La fortune des Rougon.) Zola, E. Giulio Malatesta. Trollope, T: Adolphus. Give me thine heart. Roe, A. S. Glass, The, of fashion. See Social etiquette. Globe encyclopaedia. See Students' encyclopaedia. Glory, The, of the house of Israel. Strauss, G. F. A. Gliick auf. Buerstenbinder, E.. Good-tor-nothing Polly. Farman, Ella. Good luck. Buerstenbinder, E.. Good stories. Good time coming, The. Hale, E: E. Govinta Samanta. Day, Lai Behari. Great North-west, The. Winser, H: J. Griechische Gotter- und Heldengeschichten. Witt, C. Growth, The, of a people. Lacombe, P. Guerre, La, des femmes. (Nanon.) Dumas, A. D. Guerre, La, de Nizam. M^ry, J. Guerrilla chief, The. Grant, J. Guide to accomplishments. (Anon.) Gustav Adolf. Topelius, Z. Habits, The, of good society, (Anon.) Halcyon days. Flagg, W. Half-brothers, The. (Le batard de Mauleon.) Dumas, A. D. Hand-book, A, in outline of the political history of En- gland. Acland, A. H. D., and Ransome, C. Hand-book of English politics. Acland, A. H. D., and Ransome, C. Hand-book of popular quotations. See Carleton's. Hand-book of wood-engraving. Emerson, W: A. Hansford. Tucker, St. G. Harmony, The, of the Bible with science. Kinns, S: Harlandj Marion, pseudonym of M.. Virginia Terhune. Harvest, A, of wild oats. Marryat, Florence. Hassan Abdallah. See Enchanted keys. He would be a gentleman. Lover, S: WHITNEY. 29 Heart and hand. Reid, Mayne. Heart to heart. Marryat, Florence. Heavenward bound. Jones, Cornelia. Heavenward led. Jones, Cornelia. Hector Servadac. Verne, J. Heiress, The, ot Sweetwater, by J. Thornton Randolph. See Peterson, C: J. Helen Gardner's. wedding-day. Terhune, M.. Virginia. Helene. Zola, E. Helon's pilgrimage to Jerusalem. Strauss, G. F. A. Helons Wallfahrt nach Jerusalem. Strauss, G. F. A. Henry St. John, gentleman. Cooke, J: Ksten. Her friend Laurence. Benedict, F. L. Hero boy, The. Headley, P. C. Hero Carthew. Parr, Louisa. Heroes of the rebellion. Headley, P. C. Hertha. Bremer, Fredrika. Hickory hall. Southworth, Mrs. Highlands, The, of Ethiopia. Harris, Sir W. C. Hints and helps for those who write [etc.]. Drew, B: His idol. Kimball, R: B. Histoire du plebiscite. Erckmann, E\, and Chatrian, A. Histoire d'une Parisienne. Feuillet, O. Historical tales from the history of the Muslims in Spain. Brabazon, Elizabeth J. History, The, of a Parisienne. Feuillet, O. History, The, of lawyers. Forsyth, W: History of Roman Catholicism in North America. Mac- Leod, X. History of the devotion to the blessed Virgin Mary in North America. MacLeod, X. History of the Oriental nations. Ritchie, L. Holiday album for boys. Pratt, L. Maria. Holiday album, The, for girls. Pratt, L. Maria. Home, The, of God's people. Gage, W: L. Homme, L', qui rit. Hugo, Victor M. Horrors of Paris. (Les Mohicans de Paris). Dumas, A. D. Hortensius. Forsyth, W: House-building. Richardson, C. J. Household encyclopedia. See Carleton's. How could he help it? Roe, A. S. How he did it. Dupuy, Eliza A. How to rise in the world. Trowbridge, J: T. Hunter naturalist, The. Webber, C: W. Hunting-grounds, The, of the great West. Dodge, R: I. Husks. Terhune, M.. Virginia. fie, L', de feu. Dumas, A. D. Imagination, The. MacDonald, G: Impressions de voyage. Dumas, A. D. Impressions of travel. Dumas, A. D. In exitu Israel. Baring-Gould, S. In my Indian garden. Robinson, P. In the home oi the presidents. Holloway, Laura C. Indian fairy book. Mathews, C. Inner life of Abraham Lincoln. Carpenter, F. B. Iron hand, The. (Le batard de Mauleon.) Dumas, A. D. Iron mask. (Le vicomte de Bragelonne. Second part.) Dumas, A. D. I've been thinking. Roe, A. S. Jack. Daudet, A. Jack Hazard and his fortunes. Trowbridge, J: T. Jack-o'Lantern, The. Cooper, J. Fenimore. James Montjoy. Roe, A. S. Janet. Fawcett, Millicent G. lanet Doncaster. Fawcett, Millicent G. Seanne. (Histoire d'une Parisienne.) Feuillet, O. esuiten oder Freimaurer. Maurer, L. ohn Chinaman. Dalton, W: ohn Maribel. Darrington-Deslonde, Maria. ohnny Ludlow. Wood, Ella P. Joint venture, The. Fitzsimon, E: A. Jolly summer, A. Stokes, F: A. Joseph Balsamo. Dumas, A. D. Journey to the North pole. Verne, J. Just one day. Habberton, J: Kabala, The^ Pancoast, S. KapitalismuiTund Socialismus. Schaeffle, A. E. F. Kate Aylesford. Peterson, C: J. Kate Duncan. Valentine, Mrs. Kate O'Donoghue. Lever, C: J. Khedive's Egypt, The. DeLeon, E. Kilcorran. Fetherstonhaugh, Mrs. Kismet. Fletcher, Julia. Kit Carson's life and adventures. Peters, D. C. Kleine Muck, Der. Hauff, W. Knaves and fools. Whitty, E: M. Ladies' and gentlemen's etiquette book. See Habits, The, of good society. Ladies, The, of the White House. Holloway, Laura C. Ladies' paradise, The. Zola., E. Lady Adelaide's oath. Wood, Ella P. Lady Edith. May, T. P. Lady Greensatin and her maid Rosette. (La marquise de Satin-vert.) Martineau des Chesnez, Madame. Laicus. Abbott, L. Land, The, of sacred mystery. Gage, W: L. Landhaus, Das, am Rhein. Auerbach, B. Land-owner's manual, The. Hall, B: F. Lavinia. Carlen, E. F. S. Layman's story, A. Abbott, L. Led astray; or, " La petite comtesse." Feuillet, O. Left to herself. Stabler, Jennie L. Letters everywhere. (Anon.) Life, The, and adventures of Kit Carson. Peters, D. C. Life in America. Simms, W: G. Lights and shadows of a pastor's life. Elliot, S: H. Like father, like son. Payn, J. Lil, fair, fair. Fetherstonhaugh, Mrs. Literary bye-hours. Japp, A. H. Little Barefoot, The. Auerbach, B. Little countess, The. Feuillet, O. Little cyclopaedia of common things. Champlin, J: D. Little duke, The. Yonge, C . . M. Little Fadette. Sand, George. Little Mook. Hauff, W. Little St. Jude's. See Cruel secret, A. Little women. Alcott, Louisa M. Little women wedded. Alcott, Louisa M. Lives and deeds of our self-made men. Stowe, Harriet E..Beecher. Log, The, of the Fortuna. Lindley, A. F. Longnose the dwarf. (Der kleine Muck.) Hauff, W. Lord Oakburn's daughters. Wood, Ella P. Lost casket, The. (La main couple.) Du Boisgobey, F. Lost Lenore. Reid, Mayne. Louise La Valliere. (Le vicomte de Bragelonne. Third part.) Dumas, A. D. Love and jealousy. Trollope, Frances. Love and liberty. Dumas, A. D. (?) Love after marriage. Hentz, Caroline Lee. Love and marriage. Suunik-rs, F: Love spell, A. Reid, Mayne. Love's vengeance. Reid, Mayne. Lucius Davoren. Braddon, Mary E.." Lucy Hardinge. Cooper, J. Fenimore. M. or N. Melville, G: J: Whyte. Mad love, A. (La coriquete de Plassans.) Zola, E. Madame. Benedict, F. L. Maidenhood. Valentine, Mrs. Main, La, coupee. Du Boisgobey, F. Maison, La, de glace. Dumas, A. D. Man in black, The. James, G. P. R. Man, The, of the world. North, W: Man, The, who laughs. Hugo, Victor M. Man-eaters, The. Reid, Mayne. Manse of Sunnyside. Phelps, Mrs. E..S. Manual of power for machines. Webber, S: Many thoughts of many minds. See Carleton's hand-book of popular quotations. Marble faun, The. Hawthorne, N. Margaret Moncrieffe. Burdett, C: Margaret of Navarre. (La reine Margot.) Dumas, A. D. Marguerite de Valois. (La reine Margot.) Dumas, A. D. Markets, The, of Paris. (Le ventre de Paris.) Zola, E. Maroon, The. Reid, Mayne. Marquise and Rosette. Martineau des Chesnez, Madame. Marquise, La, de Satin-vert. Martineau des Chesnez, Madame. Marriage at a venture. Gaboriau, E. Marriage verdict, The. (Sylvandire.) Dumas, A. D. Mary Evans. Thompson, Clara M. Matchless mystery, The. Spurgeon, C: H. Matchmaker^ The. Sheppard, E..S. Maud or Nina. Melville, G: J: Whyte. May Horton. Grosvenor, Mrs. H. S. Meditations on death and eternity. Zschokke, J: Hein- rich Daniel. Meditations on life and its religious duties. Zschokke, J: Heinrich Daniel. ' 3 o BUFFALO CONFERENCE. Meditations on life, death, and eternity. Zschokke, J: Heinrich Daniel. Meeting her fate. Braddon, Mary E .. Memoires d'un medccin. Dumas, A. D. Memorials of the dead in Boston. Bridgman, T: Memoirs of a physician. Dumas, A. D. Memoirs of Archy Moore. Hildreth, R. Men are what women make them. (Le drame de la Rue de la Paix.) Belot, A. Men of our times. Stowe, Harriet E.. Beecher. Merchant, The, of Berlin. Mundt, Clara M. Meridiana. (Les aventures de trois Russes et de trois Anglais.) Verne.J. Miles Wallingford. Cooper, J. Fenimore. Miller, The, of Silcott mill. Darrington-Deslonde, Maria. Miller's, A, story of the war. (Histoire du plebiscite.) Erckmann, E., and Chatrian, A. Milly Darrell. Braddon, Mary E.. Mineral resources [etc.]. Raymond, R. W. Mines and mining of the Rocky Mountains. Raymond, R w Mines, mills, and furnaces of the Pacific States. Raymond, j^ ^y Mines, The, of the West. Raymond, R. W. Mining industry [etc.]. Raymond, R. W. Miramichi. Savage, Mrs. W. T. Miriam's memoirs. Warfield, Catharine A. Missing ship, The. Kingston, W: H. G. Mrs. Isaacs. Farjeon, B: L. Mrs. Mayburn's twins. Habberton, J: Model merchant, The. (Anon.) Modern chroihatics. Rood, O. N. Modern classics See Atlantic tales. Modern languages. Thimm, F. Mohicans of Paris. Dumas, A. D. Monsieur de Camors. Feuillet, O. Monsieur, Madame and the baby. Droz, G. Moses and geology. Kinns, S: Motherless. Witt, Henriette de. Mountain, lake, and river. (Anon.) Muehlhach, Louisa, pseudonym of Clara M. Mundt. Mummies and moslems. Warner, C: D. My brother Jack. (Le petit chose, histoire d'un enfant.) Daudet A My first season.. Sheppard, E .. S. My heart's content. Darrington-Deslonde, M. My winter on the Nile. Warner, C: D. Mysteries, The, of the court of Louis Napoleon. Zola, E. Mysteries of crime. (Anon.) Mystery, The. Wood, Ella P. Myths of Hellas. Witt, C. Nannn. Dumas. A. D. Nemesis. Zola, E. Neutempler und Rosenkreuzer. Maurer, L. New England boys. Stimson, A. L. New home, A. Kirkland, Caroline M. New Yorker, A, in the foreign office. Wikoff, H: |-e H E Beecher. r Buerstenhmder, E .. "" No Obeying the call. Alden, Isabella M. Odd people. Reid, Mayne. Oddest of courtships, The. De Forest, J: W. O'Donoghue, The. Lever, C: J. Old bell, The, of independence. Watson, H: C. Old Fort Duquesne. MacKnight, C: Old Salamander. Headley, P. C. Old Stars. Headley, P. C. Old woman, The, who lived in a shoe. Douglas, A. M. Oldtown fireside stories. Stowe, Harriet E .. Beecher. On the choice of books. Carlyle, T: Once and forever. Grant, Maria M. One hundred choice selections. See Speaker's garland. One thousand and one days. See Enchanted keys. One year. Carlen, E. F. S. Only a girl. Hillern, Wilhelmine von. Only caprice. (La guerre de Nizam.) Mery, J. Ordeal, The, for wives. . Edwardes, Annie. Oriental and sacred scenes. Howe, F. Ornithology and oology of N. England. Samuels, E: A Orphan's, trials, The. Bennett, E. Orts. MacDonald, G: Our new crusade. Hale, E: E. Our new home in the west. Kirkland, Caroline M. Our northern and eastern birds. Samuels, E: A. Our young folks, 1871. See Boys and girls' miscellany. Out of the deep. Wood, Ella P. Ouzel galley. Kingston, W: H. G. Pa S e > " A., pseudonym of Alexander H. Japp. pa K e ' J; e ' du due de Savoie. Dumas, A. D. Page, Une, d'amour Zola, . Pansy, pseudonym of Isabella M. Alden. Paragreens, The. Ruffini, G. Parisian family, A. \\itt, Henrietta de. Parisian romance, A. (Histoire d'une Pansienne.) Feuillet, O. Parisian sultana, The Belot, A. Parkwater. Wood, Ella P. Patriot boy, The. Headley, P. C. Paul Jones, the son of the sea. (Le capitaine Paul.) Du mas, A. D. Pauline. Dumas, A. D. Pens and types. Drew, B: People The, of Turkey. (Anon.) P e M e chose ' Le - Daudet, A Pet ! te comtesse, La. Feuillet, O. P et { te Fadette La. Sand, George. Petite histoire du peupte francais. Lacombe, P. 5 1 ? . an h \ S fnen ? s -. Trowbridge, J: T. F ! llh P Farlo%y and his friends. F^ybridge, J: T. Picture preacher, The. Barber, J: \\ . Picturesque designs for mansions. Richardson, C. J. Pioneer life. Peters, D. C. Pains, The, of the great \\esl. Dodge, R: I. Plebiscite, The. Erckmann E., and Chatrian, A. Poetry for home and school. Brackett, Anna C., and Eliot, Ida M. Po httcal economy. Elements of. Thompson, R. E. Polly. Parman, KUa. Popery exposed. Petrucelh della Gattma, F. Practical instruction in the art of wood engraving. Emerson, \V: A. Prescotts, The of Pumphillon. Parr, Louisa. Prince, A, of Breffny. May, T. P. Prince, The, of darkness. Sputhworth Mrs. Prince of \Vales, The, in India. Gay.J. D. Probus. Ware, W Progress, The, of democracy. (Gaule et France.) Du- mas, A.D. Prophet, The, of the Caucasus. Spencer, E. Publicans and sinners. Braddon, Mary E.. Pupil, The, of the legion of honor. Knault, L. Quadroon, The. Reid, Mayne. Quaker partisans, The. Williamson, E. H. Quarante-cinq, Les. Dumas, A. D. Recent in 1 ui " es in theology. See Essays and reviews. tttSffSUKOt ^tl^Eiizabeth" P. Rector's wife, The. Stretton, Julia C. Rectory, The, of Moreland. Thompson, Clara M. Ea fc-!; Jt e^riU*,. ,,,, P . . c . Tcil 1 he> of the UniM<1 s """' T ~- ul!vn "' A - C: Revenge. James, G. P. R. Reynolds, Beatrice, pseudonym of E .. Sara Sheppard. Richard the fearless. Yonge, C.. M. Right at last. Davidson, Harriet M. Rival belles, The. Jones, J. B. Riven bonds. Buerstenbinder, E.. Robert Ainsleigh. Braddon, Mary E.. Romance, The, of Beausincourt. Warfield, Catharine A. Romance of natural history. Webber, C: VV. Romance of student life abroad. Kimball, R: B. Romance, The, of war. Grant, J. Rome and the papacy. Petrucelli della Gattina, F. Rosemary. Fullerton, Lady. Rougon-Macquart family. (La fortune des Rougon.) Round, The, of wrong. About, E. F. V. Royal gentleman, A. Tourgee, A. W. Royal road to happiness. Barber, J: W. Run to earth. Braddon, Mary E.. Russian gipsy. (La maison de glace.) Dumas, A. D. WHITNET. St. Jude's assistant. See Cruel secret, A. Salvator. (Les Mohicans de Paris. Continuation.) Du- mas, A. D. Sam Lawson's Oldtown fireside stories. Stowe, Harriet E-. Beecher. School days at Rugby. Hughes, T: Scrambles amongst the Alps. Whymper, E. Sealed packet, The. Trollope, T: Adolphus. Self-condemned. Hunt, Mrs. Alfred W. Sensible etiquette. See Habits, The, of good society. Severed hand, The. DuBoisgobey, F. Sheridan, P. H. Life and military career. Headley, P. C. Sherman, \V: T. Life and military career. Headley, P. C. Short history, A, of the French people. Lacombe, P. Silver and gold [etc.]. Raymond, R. W. Silver treasury, The, of poetry for home and school. Brackett, Anna C., and Eliot, Ida M. Simon Martin. Grosvenor, Mrs. H. S. Singular creatures. Cupples, Ann J. Sisters, The. Cockton, H: Six months at the White House. Carpenter, F. B. Six years later. (L'ange Pitou.) Dumas, A. D. Slave, The. Hildreth, R. Slave, The, of the lamp. North, W: So dear a dream. Grant, Maria M. Social etiquette and home culture. (Anon.) Social science. Thompson, R. E. Socialism. Schaeffle, A. E. F. Solomon Isaacs. Farjeon, B: L. Sommers, Jane R., pseudonym of Cornelia Jones. Sorry her lot who loves too well. Grant, Maria M. Sowing and reaping. Donelan, A. M. Spanglers and Tingles, The. Jones, J. B. Speaker's garland, The. (Anon.) Sphinx, The.