Whlg majority on joint ballot.

3.
Literature, 4
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BLAIRs SERMONS, one vOl.-HaTper BrOtnerS,
New York.-The widespread fame Of Blair-the
purity, simplicity, and elegance OF his stye-wlll
give this volume extended circulation. The sub
ects discussed in the work before embrace every
object that can affect the interest OF mankind. Their
sublime grandeur and awful dignity, are calculated
to excite emotions OF the most ardent devotion and
profound humility.


NOTES FROM OVER TIE SEA, vols-Gates and
Stedman, New York.-This IS most amusing, IN
strucuve and entertaining work, by the Rev. John
Mitchell, and consists of observations made in Eu-
rope in the years lS43 and 1874. The scenes are
described with master hand and IN graphic
style.


WREATH OF WILD FLOWERS, l vol.-Edward
Walker, Ia Fulton street. New York This volume
consists of series of imaginative sketches, by
John Milton Stearns The book Is beautifully IL
Illustrated and well gotup.


History OF THE WAR, lSl2-l3, by Charles j.
Ingersol, 3vols-Lea and Blanchard, Philadelphia
This is most valuable addition to our literature
written in chase and elegant style, though some
of the statements have been denied, and an interest
ing correspondence has taken place relative to the
correctness OF all It's views.
MELvILLEs SERMONS, second serles-Stamford
| and Swords, New York.-Consstlng of discourses
certain OF the less prominent facts and references
| In sacred story.


LADY MARY-By Rev. G. B. Taylor, M A., STAN
ford and Swords-A very clever work.


CATHOLIC FAMILY LIBRARY, No. HAY ON MIRA
cLEs-Cassery " Sons, New York.





terestlng and instructive work which every young
man should read 1t embraces a variety o subjects,
among which the chapter the Sources OF Ma
tional Wealth" merits particular attention.


THE FoUNTAIN-Henry G. Daggers, 30 Ann street,
New York.-Thls is beautifully illustrated Holi-
day Gift tor 1916, embracing choice selection OF
original tales and poetry by the best writers IN the
country. An excellent present.
| The HUzzAR-G. B. Zeber & Co, Philadelphia.
| This is one of the most exciting and interesting
/ lie thafxx have fnrs ftmp 10
| eagerly sought tor by the lovers OF romance and
pleasant reading 1t may be had at the principal
| book stores


NoRMAN's New ORLEANS AND ENvIRoNs-D Ap
pleton y Co, New 4ork-lt contains 6rief his
torlcal sketch OF the territory and State OF Louls
ana and the city of New Orleans from the earliest
| period to the present tlme


CITIZEN OF A REPUBLIC, by Ansado Ciba-Paine
IL Burgess, New York.-This is translation from
the Italian, by G.. Edwards Lester, and is certainly
most extraordinary work, written by one OF those
stern heroic republicans who lived in the glorious
days OF the Medici, with all the solemn earnesness
of style which characterized the great writers OF the
brilliant ages of the Republics OF antiquity. 1t
should be in the hands OF every American citizen,
| tor II breathes pure and lofty patriotism.
| THAoHER's CRIMINAL CAsEs-Llttle " Brown
| Boston.-A valuable work for members OF the bar
| THYRNAN, THE BOHEMIAN CoNsPIRAToR--Wm
| Taylor, 2 Astor House, New York-A translation
from the German, and one of the best historical ro-
mances of the day 1t will undoubtedly be sought
with avidlty and read with interest view Of
| German society is presented, and the customs OF
Courts painted IN brilliant colors.


GoDEY's LADYs BooK-Philadelphia H.
Graham, New York.-A capital number, with rich
and spirited engravngs and variety OF interesting
reading matter.


/ GRAnAM's MAGAZINE-Wm. II. Graham, New
York.-The best number yet published The en-
4 cravings are really magnificent, and reflect great
credit on the artist The contributions most excel
| lent.


/ LADIES NATIONAL MAGAzrNE-Mrs. Ann 5; Ste
phens, Edltress.-Wm. Ii. Graham, New York.
| COLUMBIAN MAGAzINE-Israel Post New York
A splendid number-beaunful engravings and inter-
estlng reading matter


ARTHUR's LADIES' MAGAzINE--E. Ferrett y Co.,
New York.-A highly popular and elegant affair.
| LlTTELL' LIVING AeE-Boston.-W VIM. Taylor,
No. 2 Astor House, N. Y.-One of the best works
OF the kind published, and having large clrcula-
ton.


New YORK ILLUSTRATED MAGAzrNE.-Wm. Tay
lor, Astor House. N. Y.-The engavlngs and read
lsgs matter OF a high order
| HUNTS MERcHANTs' MAGAZINE for November, =
An interesting gnumber-containlnge excellent articles
on the Poetry of Trade" the Tariff" NC.
| LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW for September
Leonard, Scott Y Co.. liz Fulton street, New York
| WESTMINSTER REvIEw-Scou Co.-Ihese
Reviews got up In good style, and reflect great
credit on the taste Of the publishers.


IHE AUTHORS LAUGHTER, a Iale Dy MARY
Howitt-Wm Taylor, 2 Astor House, New York.
One of the most chastsIy written novels OF the
day-iu OF exciting scenes and romantic situations
"a rich vein offeeling runs through the whole


LONDON LANcET-Burgess, Sringer X Co, Ny.
Every medical man should have copy
History OF IRELANp-R. Martin & Co, 26 John
street.-The ancient greatness and spendor OF Ire
land here contended tor, while the wrongs she
has suffered are described by master hand
HARpERs' ILLUMINATED AND ILLUSTRATED SHAK-
sPEARE-Nos. SO and 70.--Ths is one of the most
beautiful editions OF the writings of the immortal
bard yet published


LIFE OF ANDREW JACKSON, by Amos Kendall
Harper Brothers, New York, No. g.


New York JOURNAL OF MEDICINE, for November
>. a. ii. G. Langley,N. York.--An excellent num-
ber, embracing variety OF interesting subjects,
/ PRIDE AND PREJuDIcE.--A new novel by Jane
Austin, for which there is great demand