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THE ONLY DAUeHrER-Burgess 6 Stringer, New
York.-A domestic story by the author Of the
Hussar.


MANSFIELD PARK.-A novel by Jane Austin, and
one OF the best works of fiction we have read for
long time.


GILBERT GURNEY, by Theodore Hook-A glo-
rous thing, written by the wlttiest and best natured
man OF his day, Fun, humor, and quaintness, in
every line. Gilbert Quincy will cause the most in
veterate misanthrope in existence to laugh till his
sides ache.


TREASURY OF History, No l0.-Danie Adee, IO7
Fulton street, New York-Two more numbers
complete this valuable work.


CRIES OF NEW YoRk-John Daggett, Jr., N. York
"A most amusing collection for children-the
poetry by Frances 8. Osgood


BEEcHER's LECTURES TO YOUNG NEW. II.
Newman, 1879 Broadway, New York.-A useful and
instructive work


A DISCOURSE ON THE MORAL Uses OF THE SEA, by
Rev. DR.. Bushnell-We have received sermon with
the above title, preached on board the packet ship
Victoria, Capt. Morgan, while on her passage from
London to New York. This is a most excellent but
novel ldea and we hope it will be followed by min
listers crossing the ocean. This sermon is evidently
the production of man of genius and true elo-
quence


The MOTHERS MEDICAL ADvIsER-Homans &E-
lis, New York.-We recommend every mother to
purchase a copy.


LITTELL's LIVING AGE, No. 7S.-Wm. Taylor, No
Astor House, N. Y.-A very entertaining number
containing variety OF interesting reading mat
ter.