WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1913

n REAT NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL
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~ REAT NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL
u DEPOT, adjoining Beers temperance Hotel, PENN
sylra,a .4re,,pe betireen 81 and Al sreets-GIDEON
BROOKE would respectfully call the attention Of
his friends and the public generally to the large col
lection of books that to be found at the Literary
Depot. all of which arc in the cheap torn


Aliscn for one doliar Just published in) large
and splendid volume, octave size, on new and beau
tiful long primer type, Alisons History of Europe,
from the commencement of the French revolution in
1889, to the restoration Of the Bourbons in 1915,
abridged for the Of the general reader and also
for colleges, academies, and other seminarics Of
learning, by Edward 8. Gould, Esq


Blackwood's Magazine for October Contents
l. Mli's Logic. 2 My Country Ncghbors. 3. Ira
ves of Kcrm Khan A. The Thirteenth, Tale of
Doom. 5. "reminiscences of Syria 6. The Fate Of
Polycrates T. Modern Painters. 8. A Royal Sa-
lutte. >. Physical Science in England. 10. Chron
iclcs of Paris-the Rue st. Denis. IL. The Last
Session of Parliament-price 1877 cents.


Just published, the Monthly Serial Supplement to
the New World for October Contcnts-l. Arrah
Neil, or Times Of Old, by g. P. r. James, Esq. 2.
Modern Chivalry or New Orlando Furioso, by w.
tin 'Chuzzewit, by Charles Dickens. 4. l.. s. D !,
or Accounts of Irish Heirs, by Samuel Lover. S.
Loterings of Arthur OLeary, by Charles Lever, Esq
One dollar year, in advance-single numbers l2s
cents.


To the world Read Read A tremendous ex-
citement has been produced in Paris, and throughout
all France, by the publication in numbers Of the
Mysteries of Paris, a novel, by Eugene Sue, to be
completed in 10 numbers, at is cents each.


Spanish Without Master, the Robersonian
Esq, author of French Without Master'' Sc
price IS cents. qs


Etiquette or Guide to the Usages of Society, by
Count Alfred D'Orsay-price IS cents.
Counsin Hinton, or Friend or Foe? by Miss Ellen
Pickering, author Of Man Darrell, y "ihe Fright, "
Ec iq dlv thn hoot Mtoup p;clro po
has written-price Is cents


The Traduced, a new novel, by N. Mitchell, Esq,
author Of The Fatalist !" :. The Fortues Of Godol-
phn," &c.--price Is cents copy. An extraordinary
work-we speak from our own feelings and without
the slightest knowledge Of the author. As novel
or romance, we pronounce it one of the most power
full we have read for length of time Its interest is
sustained throughout ina most Black
moods Magazine. a


To the young Of the United States Of all par
ties, all creeds, all callings. Only one dollar for
eleven hundred octave pages with three engravings
The Life and Speeches Of Henry Clay, complete in
two Volumes Of over loo large pages, with three
engravings--the whole for 81.
Titmarsh in Ireland! The Irish Sketch Book, by
Mr.. M. A. Titmarsh, with numerous engravings on
| wood, from the authors designs-price 37b cents.
New original novel, by Edward s. Gould. The
Sleep Rider, the Old Boy in the Omnibus, by the
Man in the Claret-colored Coat This Is believed to
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duce complete story after the manner of Sterne
The imitation Of that great humorst, however, ex-
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reflections, will be found purely original and quite
| as entertaining as any modern work whatever. The
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honest citizens are introduced as passengers, and
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not strictly true they would be Incredible. The
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est vein of quiet humor, and the reader who fails to
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| than we are--price 25 cents.


Brother Jonathan Monthly Library, No. 2 The
I'd number of this monthly is just published, contain
ing the Old Man of Harlem, new novel, by the
celebrated author of " the Tempter and the Tempt
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Sir John Froissarts Chronicles Of England France,
Spain, &c-to be completed in 10 numbers at 25
| cents each--9 numbers out


Jusr PuBLrsHEp--


The Wonderful History of Peter Schlemihl, by
Adelbert Won Chamisso. Translated by William
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The Professor and his Favorites by Mrs. Emily Fly
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Ernest Harcourt; or, The Loyalist's Son, ro-
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Mabel the Actress the Perils of Illicit Love-
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The Bride of the Northern Wilds, a tale, by New
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The Story of Ninon de L'Enclos, the celebrated
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Love, Courtshp, Marriagc, and their Mysteries
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The Destroyer, a tale OF Guilt and Sorrow, by the
author Of Ten Thousand Year.'-Price Is cents.
Gibbons Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire,
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to be completed in Is numbers, at 25 cents each