BY MRS. BLISS.

In one volume, 12mo.

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The City Merchant; or The Mysterious Failure.

BY J.B.  JONES,

AUTHOR OF “WILD WESTERN SCENES,” “THE WESTERN MERCHANT,” &c.

ILLUSTRATED WITH TEN ENGRAVINGS.

In one volume, 12mo.

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EL PUCHERO; or, A Mixed Dish from Mexico.

EMBRACING GENERAL SCOTT’S CAMPAIGN, WITH SKETCHES OF MILITARY LIFE IN FIELD AND CAMP; OF THE CHARACTER OF THE COUNTRY, MANNERS AND WAYS OF THE PEOPLE, &c.

BY RICHARD M’SHERRY, M.D., U.S.N.,

LATE ACTING SURGEON OF REGIMENT OF MARINES.

In one volume, 12mo.

WITH NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS.

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MONEY-BAGS AND TITLES: 

A HIT AT THE FOLLIES OF THE AGE.

TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF JULES SANDEAU.

BY LEONARD MYERS.

One volume, 12mo.

“‘Money-Bags and Titles’ is quite a remarkable work, amounts to a kindly exposure of the folly of human pride, and also presents at once the evil and the remedy.  If good-natured ridicule of the impostures practised by a set of self-styled reformers, who have nothing to lose, and to whom change must be gain—­if, in short, a delineation of the mistaken ideas which prevent, and the means which conduce to happiness, be traits deserving of commendation,—­the reader will find much to enlist his attention and win his approbation in the pages of this unpretending, but truly meritorious publication.”

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WHAT IS CHURCH HISTORY?

A VINDICATION OF THE IDEA OF HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENTS,

BY PHILIP SCHAF.

TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN.

In one volume, 12mo.

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DODD’S LECTURES.

DISCOURSES TO YOUNG MEN.

ILLUSTRATED BY NUMEROUS HIGHLY INTERESTING ANECDOTES.

BY WILLIAM DODD, LL.D.,

CHAPLAIN IN ORDINARY TO HIS MAJESTY GEORGE THE THIRD.

FIRST AMERICAN EDITION, WITH ENGRAVINGS.

One volume, 18mo.

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THE IRIS: 

AN ORIGINAL SOUVENIR.

With Contributions from the First Writers in the Country.

EDITED BY PROF.  JOHN S. HART.

With Splendid Illuminations and Steel Engravings.  Bound in Turkey Morocco and rich Papier Mache Binding.

IN ONE VOLUME, OCTAVO.

Its contents are entirely original.  Among the contributors are names well known in the republic of letters; such as Mr. Boker, Mr. Stoddard, Prof.  Moffat, Edith May, Mrs. Sigourney, Caroline May, Mrs. Kinney, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Pease, Mrs. Swift, Mr. Van Bibber, Rev. Charles T. Brooks, Mrs. Dorr, Erastus W. Ellsworth, Miss E.W.  Barnes, Mrs. Williams, Mary Young, Dr. Gardette, Alice Carey, Phebe Carey, Augusta Browne, Hamilton Browne, Caroline Eustis, Margaret Junkin, Maria J.B.  Browne, Miss Starr, Mrs. Brotherson, Kate Campbell, &c.