52:19 Contents: An experimental inquiry concerning the natural powers of water and wind to turn mills and other machines depending on a circular motion; John SMEATON.-An experimental examination of the quantity and proportion of mechanic power necessary to be employed in giving different degrees of velocity to heavy bodies from a state of rest; The same.-New fundamental experiments upon the collision of bodies; The same.-Experimental inquiries concerning the principle of the lateral communication of motion in fluids; applied to the explanation of various hydraulic phenomena; J. B. VEN TURI. Tr. from the French by W. NICHOLSON.-A summary of the most useful parts of hydraulics; chiefly extracted and abridged from Eytelwein's Handbuch der Mechanik und der Hydraulik; Thomas YOUNG. Truran, William. The iron manufacture of Great Britain, theoretically and practically considered. Including descriptive details of the ores, fuels, and fluxes employed, the preliminary operation of calcination, the blast, refining, and puddling furnaces, engines and machinery, and the various processes in union, etc. 2. ed. Rev. from the manuscript of the late Mr. Truran, by J. Arthur Appleton. 1867. xx+306 pp., 84 pls. 4° [16,617; 39.] *52;582 Tyson, James. A treatise on Bright's disease and With especial reference to pathology diabetes. and therapeutics. With illus. Including a section on retinitis in Bright's disease by William F. NORRIS. Phil. Lindsay and Blakiston. 1881. 1881. xvi, 312 pp., 2 col'd pls., illus. in text. 8° [80,143; 39.] 46:1624 Ure, Andrew. The cotton manufacture of Great Britain investigated and illustrated. With an introductory view of its comparative state in for To which is added, a suppleeign countries. ment, completing the statistical and manufacturing information to the present time. By P. L. SIMMONDS. Lond. Bohn. 1861. 2 v. Ixxviii, 414 pp., 3 fold. pls., illus. in text; viii+544 pp., 15 fold. pls., illus. in text. 12° [25,199; 39.]

PHILLIPS and William H. DORMAN. N. Y.

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Ure, Andrew. The philosophy of manufactures; or, an exposition of the scientific, moral, and commercial economy of the factory system of Great Britain. 3. ed., continued in its details to the present time, by P. L. SIMMONDS. Lond. Bohn. 1861. xvi+766(+16) pp., frontis., 1 fold. tab. 12° [25,200; 39.] 52:1428 Van Buren, William H. Lectures upon diseases of the rectum and the surgery of the lower bowel. Delivered at the Bellevue Hospital medical college. N. Y. Appleton. 1881. vi(+ii)+ 412 pp., illus. in text. 8° [79,839; 39.] 46:4374 The same. 1874. 164 pp. 12° [44,642.] 46;4373 Weale, John, editor. Theory, practice, and architecture of bridges of stone, iron, timber, and wire; with examples on the principle of suspension. Lond. Architectural library. in 1. 8° [29,416; 39.]

Note. Plates wanting.

1843.

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Contents: Vol. 1. Theory of bridges; James HANN.-Translations from GAUTHEY.-Theoretical and practical papers; Henry MOSELEY.— A series of papers on the foundations of bridges; T IUGHES.-AcCount of Hutcheson bridge at Glasgow; Laurence HILL,-Specification of Hutcheson bridge; Robert STEVENSON.-Supplement: Mathematical principles of Mr. Dredge's suspension bridge. Contract for erecting a suspension bridge upon Mr. Dredge's principles at Balloch Ferry, Dumbartonshire. Specification of the material used in the erection

of the same.

Vol. 2. Essay and practical treatises on the theory and architec ture of bridges; William HoSKING.-Supplement: Specification of the Chester Dee bridge. Practical description of the timber bridges, etc., on the Utica and Syracuse railway, in the United States; B. F. ISHERWOOD. Description of the plates.

Wurzbach, Alfred von, editor. Die französischen Maler des 18. Jahrhunderts. Eine Sammlung ihrer bedeutendsten Werke, mit erläuterndem. Text begleitet. Photographie Druck von M. Rommel. Stutt. P. Neff. 1879. (ii+)vi+44 f [80, +122) pp., 60 pls., illus. in text. 613; 39.] *A

Wylde, James. The book of trades; a circle of

the arts and manufactures adapted for schools, colleges, and families. Lond. C. Griffin. 1866. xviii+394 pp., 32 pls. 16° [25,034; 39.] 52:1449

Alden, Mrs. Isabella M. (Pansy.) Next things;

and Dorrie's day. Bost. Lothrop. [1880.] 211 PP., illus. in text. 12° [80,075; 39.] 35:476 Austin, Jane G. Outpost. Bost. J. E. Tilton. 1867. v, 411 pp. 12° [80,199; 39.] 35:938

Barnard, Charles. Knights of to-day; or, love and science. N. Y. Scribners. 1881. (8+) 256 pp. 16° [80,320; 39.] 35:1624

Bell, C. M. The cruise of Ulysses and his men; or, tales and adventures from the Odyssey, for boys and girls. Lond. Griffith and Farran. 1881. 128 pp., full-page illus. in text. 16° [79,678;39.]

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Berthet, Élie. The wild man of the woods; a story of the island of Sumatra. Tr. from the French. Lond. Seely, Jackson and Halliday. 1868. (2+)372 pp., illus. in text. 12° [80,195; 39.] Bikelas, D. Loukis Laras. Reminiscences of a Chiote merchant during the Greek war of independence. Tr. from the Greek by J. GENNADIUS. N. Y. Appletons. 1881. 209 pp. 16° [80.643; 39.] 35:2099 Bowman, Anne. Clever Jack; and other tales. N. Y. J. Miller. 1865. 300 pp., 8 pls. 16° [80,198; 39.]

Contents: Clever Jack.-Captive's daughter.-No-man's-land.Hawk scar.-Man in the iron mask.-The Indians and the gold mines.

Burke, S. J. For Mack's sake. Bost. Lothrop. [1881.] vii, 339 pp., 3 pls. 12° [80,076; 39.] 35:3421 Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de. The ingenious A new knight, Don Quixote de la Mancha. translation from the originals of 1605 and 1608, by Alexander James DUFFIELD, with some of the notes of John BowLE, Juan Antonio PELLICER, Diego CLEMENCIN, and other commentators. Lond. C. K. Paul. 1881. 3 v. cxxxii+397 pp.; viii+ 583 pp.; xi+730 pp. 8° [79,769; 29.] *35:3980.1-3

Clifford family, The; or, a tale of the Old Dominion. By one of her daughters. N. Y. Harpers. 1852. 430 pp. 12° [80,196; 39.] 40:2078 Collins, A. Maria. Mrs. Ben Darby, or the weal

and woe of social life.

The same.

A romance.

Bost.

34:1393 In 34:1409 37:4178

The same. 1866. [22,097.] Hawthorne, Nathaniel. The marble faun; or, the romance of Monte Beni. Bost. Houghton, Ogood and Co. 1879. 2 v. xii, 253 pp.; vi, 259 pp. 18° [80,419; 39.]

The same. 1876. [50,198.]

The same. 1 v. 1880. [78,889.]

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1861.

The same.

1880. [78,889.] The same. 1865. [1,285.]

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In 34:1408

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Wilstach and Keys. 1853. 367 pp. 12° 35:4521 [80,196; 39.] Dalton, William. The English boy in Japan; or, the perils and adventures of Mark Raffles among princes, priests, and people, of that singular empire. Lond. T. Nelson. 3 pls. 16° [80,194; 39.] Denison, Mrs. M. A. Out of prison. Bost. Graves and Young. 1864. 358 pp. 16° [80,193; 39.] 37:339 Phil. Was he guilty? Dupuy, Miss Eliza A. Peterson. [cop. 1873.] (2+)19-456 pp. 12° [79,977; 39.] 37:1068.c

Note. Same as "How he did it."

Durand, Mme. Alice Fleury. (Henry Greville.) Xénie's inheritance. (L'héritage de Xénie.) A tale of Russian life. Tr. from the French by Laura E. KENDALL. Phil. Petersons. [1880] 256 pp. 16° [80,667; 39.] 37:1096

Edgeworth, Maria. The parent's assistant; or, stories for children. A new ed. N. Y. Hurd

and Houghton. 1869. vi+(ii+)470 pp., 7 pls. 16° [80,193; 39.]

The same. The same.

1880. [78,889.]

1868. [23,335.]

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Lanza, Marchioness Clara. Mr. Perkins' daughter. N. Y. Putnams. 1881. viii+535 pp., 1 port. 16° [80,311; 39.] 38:1337 M'Fadden, Mrs. Cornelia, translator. The parsonage in India. By the author of "Three christmas eves," etc. Adapted from the German. Cin. Walden and Stowe. 1881. 297 pp. [80,296; 39.] 40:2502 McIntosh, Maria Jane. Violet; or, the cross and

the crown.

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Bost. J. P. Jewett. 1856, 448 pp.

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12° [80,198; 39.] Marshall, Emma. Dorothy's daughters. N. Y. E. P. Dutton and Co. 1881. (64)343 pp., frontis. 12° [80,295; 39.] 38:2625 Mary Lyndon; or, revelations of a life. An autobiography. N. Y. Stringer and Townsend. 1855. 388 pp. 12° [80,195; 39.] 40:2376 Matthews, Cornelius. The enchanted moccasins, and other legends of the American Indians. N. Y. Putnams. 1878. vi, 338 pp., 4 pls. 12° [79,987; 39.] 38:2682.a

Note. Same as "Indian fairy tales."

Miller, Cincinnatus Hiner, called Joaquin. Shadows of Shasta. Chic. Jansen, McClurg and Co.

1881. 184 pp. 12° [80,650; 39.] 38:2987 Moodie, Mrs. S. Flora Lyndsay; or, passages in an eventful life. N. Y. De Witt and Davenport. [n. d.] iv, 343 pp. 12° [80,192; 39.] 38:3088 Nameless nobleman, A. Bost. Osgood. 1881. vi 369 pp. 16° [80,088; 39.] (Round Robin ser., 1.) 40:2427 Payne, Mrs. A. M. M. Outside the walls. N. Y. R. Carter. 1881. 351 pp. 12° [80,671; 39.] 38:4266 Richardson, Abby Sage. Stories from old English poetry. Bost. Houghton, Mifflin and Co. 1881. vii-+281 pp., 5 pls. 16° [80,294; 39.] 39:317 Rochefort, Henri. Mademoiselle Bismarck. From the French by Virginia CHAMPLIN. N. Y. Putnams. 1881. iv+334 pp. 16° [80,660; 39.] 39:58 Roquette, Otto. Conrad Hagen's mistake; a novel. From the German by Mrs. S. A. CROZER. Phil. Lippincott. 1881. (2)216 pp. 12° [80,079; 39.] 39:637 Seymour, Charles W. A college widow; an improbable story. N. Y. G. W. Carleton. 1881. vi48-432 pp. 12° [80,661; 39.] 39:1594

Smith, Elizabeth Oakes. Bertha and Lily; or, the parsonage of, Beech Glen. A romance. N. Y. J. C. Derby. 1854. 336 pp., 4 pls. [80,286; 39.]

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Strutt, Joseph. Queenhoo-hall; a romance. Edin. J. Murray. 1808. 4 v. (ii+)vi( +ii)+vii ¦253 pp.; (ii)ii+ 247 pp.; (ii-|-)ii +242 pp.; (44) 79 pp. 16° [79,906; 39.]

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Thurston, Oliver. The adventures of a Virginian. Phil. E. Claxton. 1881. 127 pp. 12° [80,675; 39.]

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Tincker, Miss Mary Agnes. By the Tiber. Bost. Roberts. 1881. viii+390 pp. 16° [80,086; 39.]

39:3043 Verne, Jules. The steam house. Part II. Tigers and traitors. Tr. from the French by Miss Agnes D. KINGSTON. N. Y. Scribners. 1881. viii+2-246 pp., 48 pls., 1 fold. map. 12° [80,651; 39.] 39:3714.2 Wallis, John Calvin. Phil. A prodigious fool. Lippincott. 1881. 216 pp. 12° [80,324; 39.] 40:60

Willing, Mrs. Jennie Fowler. The only way out.
Bost. D. Lothrop. [1881.] 382 pp., frontis.
12° [80,308; 39.]
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Wise, D. (Francis Forrester; Lawrence Lancewood.)
Louis Sinclair; or, the silver prize medals.
of a real enchanter.
The story of a boy who escaped from the hands
Bost. Graves and Young.

1867. 241 pp., 4 pls. 16° [80,194; 39.] 40:638 Woman in black, The. The story of a handsome

and ambitious woman. A powerful novel of English society, in high and low life. A com

panion to The woman in white. Phil. Petersons.

[1881.] 506 pp. 12° [80,664; 39.] 40:2755 Yonge, Miss Charlotte Mary. The little duke;

Richard the fearless. Bost. D. Lothrop. [1881.] vi, 235 pp., 9 pls. 12° [80,668; 39.] 40:1310

Fiction.-German.

Amyntor, Gerhard von. Eine räthselhafte Katastrophe. Novelle. Gotha. Perthes. 1879. viii(+ii)+275 pp. 8° [80,603; 39.] 58:13 Amyntor, Gerhard von. Der Zug des Todes.

Novelle. Elberf. S. Lucas. 1878. viii+202 pp. 8° [80,017; 39.] 58:11 Auerbach, Berthold. Brigitta. Erzählung. 2. Aufl. Stutt. Cotta. 1881. (4+)235 pp. 12° [80,005; 39.] 58:73 Auerbach, Berthold. Deutsche illustrirte Volksbücher. Karlsr. A. Bielefeld. [1881.] 3 v. v4-448 pp., illus.; iv+448 pp., illus.; iv | 512 pp., illus. 16° [80,004; 39.] 58:44.1-3

Bodenstedt, Friedrich Martin von. Gräfin He

lene. Novelle. Stutt. Richter u. Kappler. 1880. (44)126 pp. 18° [80,607; 39.] 58:197 Brachvogel, Albert Emil. Der Kampf der Dämonen. Historischer Roman. Ber. Janke. 1880. 4 v. in 2. (4+)294 pp.; (4-4-)294 pp.; (4+) 291 pp.; (44)302 pp. 12° [80,580; 39.]

Ebers, Georg. Der Kaiser.

58:271.1-2 Roman. 9. Aufl. Stutt. Hallberger. 1881. 2 v. xi4-400 pp (44-)415 pp. 12° 12 [80,043; 39.] 58:649.1-2 Freyburger, Emil. Novellen aus dem Seclenleben. Heidel. C. Winter. (74)122 pp.

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58:729 Contents: Agnes, die Prinzessin.-Anton, der Musikus.-Das arme Weib am Gartenhag.-Andres, der Hirtenbub.-Ferdinand und Mathilde.-Ein Grab,

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Abbott, T. K., editor. Par palimpsestorum Dublinensium. The codex rescriptus Dublinensis of St. Matthew's gospel (Z). First published by Dr. Barrett in 1801. New ed., also, fragments of the book of Isaiah, in the lxx version, from an ancient palimpsest, now first published. Together with a newly discovered fragment of the codex Pala. tinus. With two plates of facsimiles. Dub. Hodges, Foster and Figgis. 1880. (2+)23(+81) pp., 2 facs. ms. 4° [78,981; 40.] (Dublin university press series.)

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Cowles, Rev. Henry. Luke; Gospel history, and Acts of the apostles, with notes, critical, explanatory, and practical, designed for both pastors and people. N. Y. Appleton. 1881. (4+)493 pp. 12° [79,834; 40.] 3:2173

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signed for both pastors and people. N. Y. Appleton. 1881. vi+391 pp. 12° [80,091; 40.]

3:2137 Dixon, Richard Watson. History of the church. of England, from the abolition of the Roman jurisdiction. Lond. Smith, Elder and Co. 187881. 2 v. xxi+529 pp.; xxvi+579 pp. 8° [79,689; 40.] 4:1807.1-2 Dorman, Rushton M. The origin of primitive superstitions and their development into the worship of spirits and the doctrine of spiritual agency among the aborigines of America. Phil. Lippincott. 1881. 398 pp., 5 pls. (4 col'd), illus. in text. 8° [80,092; 40.] 10:4702

Müller, Friedrich Max. Vorlesungen über den Ur

sprung und die Entwickelung der Religion, mit besonderer Rücksicht auf die Religionen des alten Indiens. 2. unveränd. Aufl. Strass. K. J. Trübner. 1881. xvi+439 pp. 12° [80,122; 40.]

10:2159 Renan, Ernest. Lectures on the influence of the institutions, thought and culture of Rome, on christianity and the development of the catholic church. Tr. by Charles BEARD. Lond. Wil liams and Norgate. 1880. vi(+ii)+213 pp. 8° [79,743; 40.] (Hibbert lectures, 1880.) Scott, Hew. Scott, Hew. Fasti ecclesiæ Scoticana: the suc

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cession of ministers in the parish churches of Scotland, from the reformation, A. D. 1560, to the present time. Edin. W. Paterson. 1866-71. 3 v. in 6. (ii+)iv(+ii)+398 pp.; (4+)403–801 pp.; (4+)386 pp.; (4+)387–860 pp.; vi+460 pp.; (4)461-924 pp. 4° [79,782; 40.] *4:6352-7

Contents: Vol. 1. Pt. 1. Synod of Lothian and Tweedale. Pt. 2. Synod of Merse and Teviotdale, Dumfries, and Galloway.

Vol. 2. Pt. 1. Synod of Glasgow and Ayr Pt. 2. Synods of Fife, and Perth and Stirling.

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Vol. 3. Pt. 1. Synods of Argyl, Glenelg, Moray, Ross, Sutherland and Caithness, Orkney, and Zetland. Pt. 2. Synods of Aberdeen, and Angus and Mearns. Stanley, Arthur Penrhyn. Christian institutions. Essays on ecclesiastical subjects. N. Y. Scrib1881. xiv +396 pp. 12° [79,836; 40.] Swedenborg, Emanuel. Holy scripture, and the 5:3954 key to its spiritual sense. Phil. E. Claxton. [1880.] xi, 256 pp. 18° [79,484; 40.] (Swe3:576 denborg library; B. F. Barrett, 7.) Townsend, L. T. The Mosaic record and modern science. Bost. H. Gannett. 1881. 86 pp. 3:4000

sq. 12° [79,865; 40.] Volney, Constantin-François, comte de. Las ruinas, ó meditacion sobre las revoluciones de los im

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Philosophy and Education. Adams, Charles C. Anthroposophy. N. Y. W B. Smith. [1881.] 81 pp. 12° [80,315; 40.] 2:718

Alaux, J. E. Ueber die Wandlungen der Moral im Menschengeschlecht. Bas. Schweighauser. 1876. 36 pp. 12° [58,936; 40.] (Oeffentl. Vorträge, geb. in der Schweiz; III, 8.) In 41:2217 Biddle, Horace P. Elements of knowledge. Cin. R. Clarke. 1881. (6+)245 pp. 12° [80,306; 40.]

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