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 PUBLIC LIBRARY OF THE CITY OF BOSTON 
 
 EAST BOSTON BRANCH. 
 
 FII^ST EIDITIOIlSr, B B I?. XJ A. E. 18 71 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Abbot, The. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 V. 10 of 2G3.5 
 
 Abbotsford. Irving, W . 
 
 V. 3 of 46.6 
 
 Abbott, A. O. Prison life 
 
 in the South 136.7 
 
 Abbott, B., A., and L. 
 {Benaulij.') Cone cut 
 
 corners 248.20 
 
 Abbott, Jacob. [Franconia 
 
 stories.] 10 v 16.2 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Malle- 
 ville. II. Wallace. III. Mary 
 Erskine. IV. Mary Bell. V. 
 Beechnut. VI. Kodolphus. 
 
 VII. Ellen Linn. VIII. Stuy- 
 vesant. IX. Caroline. X. 
 
 Agnes. 
 
 — Harper’s story books. 12 
 
 V 16.1 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Bruno ; 
 
 Willie and the mortgage ; The 
 strait gate. II. Little Louvre ; 
 
 Frank; Emma. III. Virginia; 
 
 Timboo and Joliba; Timboo 
 and Fanny. IV. Harper estab- 
 lishment; Franklin; The stu- 
 dio. V. The story of ancient 
 history; Story of English his- 
 tory ; Story of American his- 
 tory. VI. John True ; Elfred ; 
 Museum. VII. Engineer; 
 liambles among the Alps; 
 
 Three gold dollars. VIII. 
 Gibraltar gallery ; Alcove ; 
 Dialogues. IX. The great 
 elm; Aunt Margaret; Ver- 
 non. X. Carl and Jocko; 
 Lapstone; Orkney. XI. 
 
 Judge Justin; Minigo; Jas- 
 per. XII. Congo; Viola; Lit- 
 tle Paul. 
 
 — Marco Paul’s voyages and 
 
 travels. 6 v 16.4 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. In New 
 York. II. On the Erie canal. 
 
 III. In Maine. IV. In Ver- 
 mont. V. In Boston. VI. At 
 the Springfield armory. 
 
 — Stories of Rainbow and 
 
 Lucky. 5 V 16.3 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Handle. 
 
 II. Rainbow’s journey. III. 
 
 The three pines. IV. Selling 
 Lucky. V. Up the river. 
 
 — Alexander the great 15.37 
 
 — Alfred of England 15.26 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Abbott, Jacob, continued. 
 
 — Charles i of England 15.17 
 
 — Charles ii of England... 15.23 
 
 — Cleopatra 15.27 
 
 — Cyrus the great 15.34 
 
 — Darius the great 15.9 
 
 — Elizabeth 15.16 
 
 — Genghis Khan 15.25 
 
 — Hannibal 15.29 
 
 — Julius Caesar 15.10 
 
 — Mary queen of Scots. .. . 15.14 
 
 — Nero 15.28 
 
 — Peter the great of Russia. 15.18 
 
 — Pyrrhus • 15.31 
 
 — Richard i of England . .. 15.33 
 
 — Richard ii of England. .. 15.36 
 
 — Richard III of England.. 15.15 
 
 — Romulus 15.30 
 
 — Summer in Scotland.... 96.7 
 
 — Timboo and Joliba 17.31 
 
 — William the conqueror.. 15.35 
 
 — Xerxes the great 15.20 
 
 Abbott, John S. C. Empire 
 
 of Austria 185.14 
 
 — Empire of Russia 235.6 
 
 — French revolution of 
 
 1789 141.8 
 
 — Henry iv of France and 
 
 Navarre 15.3^2 
 
 — Hernando Cortez 15.11 
 
 — History of Joseph Bona- 
 
 parte 15 8 
 
 — Hortense 15.13 
 
 — Italy 235.1 
 
 — Josephine 15.19 
 
 — King Philip, of the Wam- 
 
 panoags 15.12 
 
 — Kings and queens 147.11 
 
 Contents. — Josephine and 
 Maria Louisa; Louis Philippe; 
 Ferdinand; Nicholas; Leo- 
 pold ; Isabella ; Victoria ; Louis 
 Napoleon. 
 
 — Madame Roland 15.22 
 
 — Margaret of Anjou 15.24 
 
 — Marie Antoinette 15.21 
 
 — Napoleon Bonaparte. 2v. 141.6 
 
 — Napoleon at St. Helena.. 352.13 
 
 — Romance of Spanish his- 
 
 tory 147.24 
 
 Abbott, L. Life of Christ. 32.5 
 Abbott, R. See Parker, R. A. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 A Beckett, G. A. Angelo.. 165.20 
 
 — The Siamese twins 164.18 
 
 — The turned head 164.18 
 
 — and Lemon, M. Don Cm- 
 
 sardeBazan 165.2 
 
 Abercrombie, J. The intel- 
 lectual powers. Bost. . 367.27 
 
 Same. N. Y 159.1 
 
 Same. With questions. 19.31 
 
 — The moral feelings 19.17 
 
 About, E. (F. V.) Greece 
 
 and the Greeks 97.30 
 
 — The king of the moun- 
 
 tains 245.22 
 
 — The Roman question.... 188.9 
 
 — Rome of to-day 234.26 
 
 Abyssinia. Dalton, W. Ad- 
 ventures in the wilds of. 22.20 
 
 — Russell, M. History, etc., 
 
 Acerbi, J. Travels to the 
 North Cape, in 1798, 99. 
 
 2 V 361.3 
 
 Acoustics. Sound. Tyn- 
 dall, J 33.34 
 
 Across the continent. 
 
 Bowles, S 95.1 
 
 Adam, A. Roman antiqui- 
 ties 353.9 
 
 Adam, W. Slavery in Brit- 
 ish India 156.21 
 
 Adam Bede. Lewes, M. J. 
 
 264.5; 347.18 
 Adams, Abigail. Letters . . . 217.1 
 
 Adams, Amelia (afterwards 
 3Irs. Smith). Journal 
 and correspondence. 2v. 196.16 
 Adams, H. Truth and excel- 
 lence of the Christian 
 religion 387.25 
 
 Adams, J., Suppressed his- 
 tory of the administra- 
 tion of. See Wood, J. 188.1 
 Adams, J. Q. Lectures on 
 rhetoric and oratory. 
 
 2v 152.1 
 
 — Letters on the masonic 
 
 Institution 152.2 
 
 — Lives of J. Madison and 
 
 J. Munroe 195.6 
 
 — Brigham, J. Twelve mes- 
 sages from the spirit of. 152.7 
 
ADAMS 
 
 ^2 
 
 ArjITFLAU 
 
 Hhelf. No. 
 
 Adatvis, J. Q., continnrd. 
 
 — (Quincy, .1. Life of 104.1) 
 
 — Scvvurd, VV. 11. Life and 
 
 j)ubli(t s(u-viccH of 100.8 
 
 Adamh, N. Evenings wiUi 
 
 the doctrines 808.10 
 
 — and Col)l), S. Discussion 
 
 of tlie scriptural ness of 
 
 future endless punisli- 
 
 inent 885.15 
 
 Adams, W. T. (Oliver Optic .) 
 
 All aboard 11.5 
 
 — 'rheboatclub 11.2 
 
 — Drake up 18.0 
 
 — Drave old salt 12.8 
 
 — Breaking away 12.11 
 
 — Dikes and ditclies; or, 
 
 young America in Hol- 
 land and Belgium 18.3 
 
 — Down the Khine; or, 
 
 young America in Ger- 
 many 13.2 
 
 — Down the river 12.0 
 
 — Field and forest 12.14 
 
 — Fighting Joe 12.2 
 
 — Freaks of fortune 12.10 
 
 — Haste and waste 11.0 
 
 — Hope and have 11.12 
 
 — In school and out 11.7 
 
 — Lightning express 13.13 
 
 — Little by little 11.1 
 
 — Make or break 12.8 
 
 — Now or never 11.4 
 
 — On time 13.11 
 
 — Our standard-bearer ; life 
 
 of U. S. Grant 12.1 
 
 — Outward bound; or, 
 
 young America afloat. . . 13.1 
 
 — Palace and cottage ; or, 
 
 young America in France 
 and Switzerland 13.4 
 
 — Poor and proud 11.6 
 
 — lied cross ; or, young 
 
 America in England and 
 Wales 13.5 
 
 — liicli and humble 11.8 
 
 — The sailor boy 12.7 
 
 — Seek and find 12,12 
 
 — Shamrock and thistle ; or. 
 
 Young America in Ire- 
 land and Scotland 13.6 
 
 — The soldier boy 12.6 
 
 — The starry flag 12.13 
 
 — Switch off 13.10 
 
 — Through by daylight 13.12 
 
 — Try again 11.3 
 
 — Watch and wait 11.11 
 
 — The way of the world.. 342.13 
 
 — Work and win 11.10 
 
 — Yankee middy 12.4 
 
 — Young lieutenant 12.5 
 
 Note . — "The wuy of the 
 worlf] ” is a novel > tlie rest of 
 tlie above hooks are ])articu- 
 larly intended for youths. In 
 the Jioal club series are Tlie 
 boat club, All aboard. Now 
 or never, Try aj^ain. Poor and 
 prqud, Little by little. In the 
 Lake shore senes are Through 
 by dayliKht, ]dghtrdnj< ex- 
 press, On titne, H witch off, 
 jJrake up. In the Starry jlay 
 series are 'J’ho starry fbag, 
 llreaking away, Heck and find, 
 Freaks of fortune. Make or 
 break, Down tlie river. in 
 the yVoodviUe stories are Rich 
 and iiuinhlc. In school and out. 
 Watch and wait, Work and 
 
 Slielf. No. 
 
 Adam.s, W. T., continued. 
 
 win, Hope and have. Haste 
 and waste. In the Yonuy 
 A tn erica abroad series are 
 Outward bound, Hhamrock 
 and thistle [Ireland and 
 Hcotland], Red cross [Kng- 
 land and Wales], I’alace and 
 cottage [France and Hwltzor- 
 land],I)own the Rhine [Oer- 
 inany] . 
 
 Addison, .T. Selections from 
 
 The spectator. 2 v. . . 40.2 
 
 — Sir Koger de Coverley. .. 24.3 
 
 — The spect ator. 12 v. in 4. 206.12 
 
 Adfi.k. Kiiviinagli, .1 822.1 
 
 Adkloitma. Lewis, M. G. . 165.20 
 
 Adki-ink Mowbray. Opie, A. 
 
 V. 2 of 282.5 
 Aden Power. Owen, F. ... 341.25 
 Adirondack's, Adventures 
 in the wilderness; or, 
 cainji-life in the. Mur- 
 ray, W. H. H 87.12 
 
 Adler, G. J. Practical 
 grammar of the Latin 
 
 hmguage 365.6 
 
 Adopted child. Birch, S. . 164.18 
 Adrienne, the actress. Ox- 
 
 enford, .1 165.22 
 
 Adsiiead, j. Prisons and 
 
 prisoners 151.7 
 
 Adulterations of food jind 
 
 drink. Hoskins, T. H. 386.15 
 Adventurer, The. John- 
 son, S V. 1 of 151.4 
 
 Adventures of a roving di- 
 plomatist. Wikoff, 11. 215.3 
 
 Adventures of a young nat- 
 uralist. Biart, L 22.10 
 
 Adventures on the great 
 hunting grounds of the 
 world. Meunier, V. .. 36.5 
 
 Adahce to husbands. Lan- 
 caster, C. S 164.18 
 
 yEneid. Virgilius Maro, P. 339.3 
 iEsciiYLUS. [Tragedies.] 
 
 Translated by K. Potter. 339.17 
 
 Contents. —'Essay on the 
 German drama; Prometheus 
 chained; The supplicants; 
 
 O'he seven chiefs against 
 Thebes; Agamemnon; The 
 Choephorae; The furies; The 
 Persians. 
 
 ..Slsopus. Fables 17.2 
 
 AEthiop. Dimond, W 165.18 
 
 Afloat and ashore. Cooper, 
 
 J. F 286.1 
 
 Afloat in the forest. Reid, 
 
 M 25.3 
 
 Africa. Andersson, C. J. 
 
 Four years in south- 
 western 95.16 
 
 — Baldwin, W. C. African 
 
 hunting 95.18 
 
 — Barrow, Sir J. Journey 
 
 ;n, 1801,2 81.3 
 
 — Barth, H. Travels in 
 
 North and Central, 1849- 
 65 82.14 
 
 — Burton, R. F. Lake re- 
 
 gions of Central 83.5 
 
 — Carnes, J. A. Voyage to 
 
 the west coast of 97.10 
 
 — Du Chaillu, P. B. Ex- 
 
 plorations and adven- 
 
 tures in ciiuatorial 82.6, 7 
 
 Hll.lf. Nn. 
 
 A ERICA, rnntinued. 
 
 — Krapf, J. L. Travels 
 
 and missionarv labors in 
 Kastern ! 235.13 
 
 — Livlngstom!, I). Mission- 
 
 ary travels and research- 
 es in South 83.1 1 
 
 — beadc, W. W. 'I'oiir in. 82.4 
 
 — 'I'aylor, (.1.) B. .lourney 
 
 to Central 96.10 
 
 — Wilson, .1. L. Ilislory 
 
 and prospects of West- 
 ern 86.16 
 
 See also Aliyssinhi, Algiers, 
 AHhaiigo-latid, Cape of Good 
 Hope, Kgyiit, Niger, Nile, Ha- 
 harii. 
 
 Afrk AiNE, L’. Meyerbeer, 
 
 a 162.5 
 
 After the ball. Opie, A. 
 
 v. 5 of 282.5 
 
 Afternoon leclures on lite- 
 rature and art 157.6 
 
 Agamemnon. yEschylus... 389.17 
 Agassiz, L. (J. IL) Geolog- 
 ical sketches 86.38 
 
 — Methods of study in nat- 
 
 ural history 36.34 
 
 — and E. C. Journal in 
 
 Brazil 93.10 
 
 Agatha’s husband. Craik, 
 
 1). (M.) M 261.33 
 
 Age of fable. Bulflnch, T. 856.1 
 A(;nes. Abbott, J. . . v. 10 of 16.2 
 
 Agnes. Arthur, T. S 341.8 
 
 Agnes. Oliphant, M. (0. 
 
 W.) 301.34 
 
 Agnes of Sorrento. Stowe, 
 
 11. (E.)B 342.1 
 
 Agnes Hopetoun’s schools 
 and holidays. Oliphant, 
 
 M. (O. W.) 15.40 
 
 Agricultural chemistry. 
 
 Kent, J. E. Chemistry 
 applied to agriculture. . 38.10 
 
 — Liebig, J. von. Chem- 
 
 istry in its application 
 to agriculture 386.2 
 
 — Nash, J. A. Treatise on. 365.25 
 
 — Stoeckhardt, J. A. Chem- 
 
 ical field lectures 364.5 
 
 Agriculture. Andrews, G. 
 
 H. Agricultural engi- 
 neering 38 17 
 
 — Bentz, L. Elements of. 
 
 V. 2 of 365.29 
 
 — Colman, H. European.. 33.15 
 
 — Gray, J. C. Agricultural 
 
 essays 156.26 
 
 — Ilaskyns, C. W. Chron- 
 
 icles of a clay farm 387.3 
 
 — Morris, E. Farming for 
 
 boys 22.6 
 
 How to get a farm .... 365.18 
 
 — Norton, J. P. Scientific. 34.23 
 
 — Pests of the farm . . v. 1 of 365.29 
 
 See also Botany, Cattle, Do- 
 meHtic animals, Fruits, Gar- 
 dening, Insects, Landscape 
 gardening. Manures, Plants, 
 
 Poultry, Sugar, Veterinary 
 medicines, 
 
 Aguilar, G. The days of 
 
 Bruce. 2 265.5 
 
 — Home influence 265.12 
 
 — Home scenes 327.1 
 
AGUILAR 
 
 3 
 
 AMERICA 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Aguilar, G., contimied. 
 
 — The mother’s recom- 
 
 pense 327.3 
 
 — 'riie vale of cedars 248.5 
 
 — Woman’s friendship.... 327.2 
 
 — The women of Israel. 2v. 185.15 
 
 Aids to reflection. Cole- 
 ridge, S. T 1 of 45.1 
 
 Aikin, G. L. Uncle Tom’s 
 
 cabin. Dramatized-... 165.23 
 Aikin, J. Calendar of na- 
 ture. /See Howitt, M. .. 157.20 
 Aimwell, Walter, |)6’eiid. See 
 Siinonds, W. 
 
 Aimwell stories. Simonds, 
 
 W 17.18-24 
 
 Ainsworth, W. H. The 
 
 tower of London 321 2 
 
 Ajax. Sophocles 339.16 
 
 Aladdin 165.21 
 
 Alarming sacriflce. Buck- 
 
 stone, J. B 164.20 
 
 Alaska, Travel and adven- 
 ture in. Whymper, F. 84.7 
 Albert, prince consort, The 
 early years of. See Vic- 
 toria, queen of England. 124.3 
 Alcestis. Euripides, v. 1 of 339.2 
 Alchemist, The. Balzac, H. 
 
 de 283.23 
 
 Alcock, Sir R. The capital 
 of the Tycoon : three 
 years in Japan. 2 v. ... 95.24 
 
 Alcoholic drinks, Physio- 
 logical effects of. Forbes, 
 
 /S7rJ 364.20 
 
 Alcott, L. M. Little wo- 
 men. 2 V 325.2 
 
 — An old-fashioned girl.... 325.1 
 Alcott, W. A. Courtship 
 
 and marriage 385.10 
 
 — Forty years in the wilder- 
 
 ness of pills and pow- 
 ders 197.19 
 
 — Letters to young men... 207.11 
 Alcove, The. Abbott, J. 
 
 V. 8 of 16.1 
 
 Aldrich, T. B. Out of his 
 
 head 247.3 
 
 — Story of a bad boy 27.7 
 
 Alec Forbes of Howglen. 
 
 Mac Donald, G 261.1 
 
 Alexander the great. Ab- 
 bott, J. History of 15.37 
 
 — Williams, J. Life of.... 19.7 
 
 Alexis the runaway. Par- 
 ker, R. A 26.1 
 
 Alford, H. Poetical works. 167.23 
 Alfred the great. Abbott, 
 
 J. History of 15.26 
 
 — Giles, J. A. Asser’s life 
 
 of 337.2 
 
 — Hughes, T. Life of 106.7 
 
 Alger, H.,jr. Ragged Dick 
 
 series. Ben, the luggage 
 
 boy 28.5 
 
 Fame and fortune 28.2 
 
 Mark, the match boy.. 28.3 
 
 Ragged Dick 28.1 
 
 Rough and ready 28.4 
 
 Rufus and Rose 28.6 
 
 — Sink or swim 28.7 
 
 Alger, W. R. Poetry of the 
 
 East 166.9 
 
 Algic researches. School- 
 
 craft, H. R 327.32 
 
 Slielf. No. 
 
 Algiers, Sketches of. Sha- 
 
 ler, W 93.11 
 
 Alhambra, The. Irving, 
 
 W 46.4; V. 4 of 46.6 
 
 Alice Seymour. Grey, Mrs. 341.36 
 
 Aline. Stirling, E 165.17 
 
 Alison, Sir A. History of 
 
 Europe, 1789-1815. 4 v. 143.5 
 
 Same. 1815-52. 4 v. . 143.6 
 
 All aboard. Adams, W. T. 11.5 
 All that glitters is not gold. 
 
 Morton, T 164.5 
 
 All the world’s a stage. 
 
 Jackman, 1 164.22 
 
 All ’s fair in love. 
 
 Brougham, J 165.19 
 
 All ’s well that ends well. 
 
 Shakespeare, W. ..v. 5 of 163.1 
 
 V. 2 of 163.2 
 
 Allen, D. O. India 93.3 
 
 Allen, E., Life of. See 
 
 Sparks, J v. 1 of 117.1 
 
 V. 2 of 123.7 
 
 Allen, J. F. Culture of the 
 
 grapevine 365.14 
 
 Allen, P. Expedition of 
 
 Lewis and Clarke. 2 v. 48.23 
 Allen, W. American bio- 
 graphical dictionary. *R. R., A. 3 
 
 — Memoir [and sermons] 
 
 of J. Cod man 113.11 
 
 Allingham, J. T. Fortune’s 
 
 frolic 164.13 
 
 — The weathercock 164.5 
 
 Allston, W., Works and 
 
 genius of. /S'eeWare, W. 153.30 
 Allwortii abbey. South- 
 
 worth, E. D. E. N 345.1 
 
 Almar, G. The charcoal- 
 
 burner 165.29 
 
 — Crossing the line 164.10 
 
 — Oliver Twist. [Drama- 
 
 tized from Dickens]... 165.23 
 
 — The robber of the Rhine. 
 
 [Dramatized from L. 
 
 Ritchie] 165.20 
 
 Alps. Abbott, J. Rambles 
 
 among the v. 7 of 16.1 
 
 — Johnson, A. C. Cottages 
 
 of the 
 
 234.18 
 
 Alton Locke. Kingsley, C. 
 
 324.7 
 
 Alwyn’s first wife. Craik, 
 
 
 D. (M.) M 
 
 241.3 
 
 Amateur dramas. Baker, 
 
 
 G M 
 
 27.3 
 
 Amateur mechanic’s work- 
 
 shop 
 
 33.7 
 
 Amateurs and actors. 
 
 Peake, R. B 164.14, 25 
 
 Amazon. Herndon, W. L. 
 Exploration of the val- 
 ley of the 84.12, 13 
 
 — Orton, J. The Andes and. 84.11 
 Amber gods. Spofibrd, H. 
 
 (E.) P 266.2 
 
 Amber witch. Meinhold, J. 
 
 W 248.14; 307.8 
 
 Ambrose Gwinett. Jerrold, 
 
 D 164.24; 165.21 
 
 Amenities of literature. 
 
 Disraeli, 1 155.4 
 
 America. Allen, W. Ameri- 
 can biographical dic- 
 tionary *R. R., A. 3 
 
 — Banvard, J. Novelties of 
 
 the New World 27.8 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 America, continued. 
 
 — Banvard, J. Romance of 
 
 American history 24.8 
 
 — Belknap, J. American 
 
 biography 48.21; 194.20 
 
 — Bishop, N. H. A thou- 
 
 sand miles’ walk across 
 South 26.11 
 
 — Bogen, F. W. The Ger- 
 
 man in 158.1 
 
 — Bremer, F. The homes 
 
 of the New World 94.1 
 
 — Browne, D. J. Trees of. 32.22 
 
 — Clement, J. Noble deeds 
 
 of American women 116.13 
 
 — Cooper, J. F. Notions of 
 
 the Americans 185.20 
 
 — Darusmont, F. W. So- 
 
 ciety and manners in. . . 134.1 
 
 — Downing, A. J. Fruits 
 
 and fruit trees of 33.3 
 
 — Gasparin, A. (l^k), comte 
 
 de. America before Eu- 
 rope 186.16 
 
 — Hall, E. H. Appleton’s 
 
 hand-book of American 
 travel 86.2 
 
 — Helps, A. Spanish con- 
 
 quest in 147.14 
 
 — Humboldt, (F. H.) A. von. 
 
 Travels to the equinoc- 
 tial regions of 48.28 
 
 — Humphreys, E. R. Past, 
 
 present, and prospective. 133.13 
 
 — Hunt, F. Lives of Ameri- 
 
 can merchants 193 3 
 
 — Lanman, C. Adventures 
 
 in the British American 
 provinces 232.12 
 
 — Lyell, Sir C. Travels in 
 
 North, in 1841, 42 235.12 
 
 — Mackay, C. Life and lib- 
 
 erty in 356.9 
 
 — Marshall, J. History of 
 
 the colonies planted by 
 the English in North . . . 183.3 
 
 — Murray, H. British 19.1 
 
 — Paez, R. Wild scenes in 
 
 South 235.27 
 
 — Parkman, F. Pioneers of 
 
 France in the New 
 World V. 1 of 135.1 
 
 — Parton, J. Famous Amer- 
 
 icans 113.5 
 
 — Pumpelly, R. Across 
 
 America and Asia 82.9 
 
 — Robertson, W. Discov- 
 
 ery and settlement of. . 142.2 
 
 History of 133.7 
 
 — Scott, G. C. Fishing in 
 
 American waters 33.11 
 
 — Sparks, J. American bi- 
 
 ography 117.1, 2 
 
 Lives of individuals, 
 
 celebrated in American 
 history 123.7 
 
 — Stephens, J. L. Incidents 
 
 of travel in Central.... 83.8 
 
 — Trollope, A. North Amer- 
 
 ica 94.20; 235.10 
 
 — Tytler, P. F. Progress of 
 
 discovery on the north- 
 ern coasts of 19.25 
 
 — Warburton, E. Hoche- 
 
 laga ; or, England in the 
 New World 87.17 
 
AMEiaCA 
 
 4 
 
 ANIMALS 
 
 Sliclf. No. 
 
 Amkimca, condnuejl. 
 
 Srr (tho Anmzon, AikIch, 
 
 Apiiclic coiiiifry, Arctic, rc- 
 KioiiH, Arj^ctiliiio cont'cdcrji- 
 tion, A iiHlriili.'i, IJruzil.Ciinada, 
 
 Cliijii)iiH, (tiib.'i, (irfciiluiid, 
 
 Mexican war, Mexico, Moh- 
 (|nito Hliore, New Granada, 
 Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, 
 
 Pocky rnonntains, United 
 mates, West Indies. 
 
 Ameigcan and European 
 druf>:jrists’ directory. 
 
 1858-51) 305.30 
 
 Amepican angler’s book. 
 
 Norris, T 31.10 
 
 AMEitiCAN annual cyclopaediti 
 and register of events 
 for 1801-01). 1) V. ..*JL]{.,C.l 
 
 Amepican eclectic. 4 v. . .. 31)3.1 
 
 See Eclectic magazine. 
 
 Amepican encyclopedia of 
 arts and sciences. Vol. 
 
 1-7. 7 V 72.1 
 
 Amepican journal of science • 
 and arts. Vol. 1-8, 11, 
 
 12, 14-10, 11), 27, 21)-31), 
 
 42-41). 35 V. in 30 31)5.1 
 
 Amepican literature. Gris- 
 wold, K. W. Curiosities 
 of 152.11 
 
 — Knapp, S. L. Lectures 
 
 on 202.7 
 
 Amepican medical biogra- 
 phy. Williams, S."w. 113.0 
 
 Amepican museum. The. 
 
 Carey, M 03.3 
 
 Amepican note-books. Pas- 
 sages from the. Haw- 
 thorne, N 45.9 
 
 Amepican poets, Selections 
 from the. Bryant, W. 
 
 C 49.7 
 
 American quarterly review. 
 
 Vol. 1-10. 10 V 412.1 
 
 Amepican review: a whig 
 
 journal. Vol. 1-6. 6 v. 62.1 
 
 — Same. New series. Vol. 
 
 1-9,16. 10 V 62.2 
 
 American review of history 
 and politics. Vol. 1-4. 
 
 4 V 63.2 
 
 American revolution. Bou- 
 cher, J. Causes and 
 consequences of the. .. . 132.6 
 
 — Campbell, W. W. Bor- 
 
 der warfare in New 
 
 York 188.6 
 
 — Ellet, E. F. Domestic 
 
 history of the 185.7 
 
 Women of the 195.10 
 
 — Headley, J. T. Chaplains 
 
 and clergy of the 185.10 
 
 — Heroes of the 356.8 
 
 — Bossing, B. .1. Pictorial 
 
 field-book of the 181.1 
 
 — Massacre in Boston, 5th 
 
 March, 1770 .353.8 
 
 — Moore, F. Diary of the. 181.6 
 
 — Niles,]!. Principles and 
 
 acts of the 182.1 
 
 — Sabine, L. American 
 
 loyalists lOl.'l 
 
 ]A)yalists of the 111.8 
 
 — Stone, W. L. Border 
 
 wars of the 47.4 
 
 Ameimcan revolution, nmi'd. 
 — 'I'lialclier, IL B. Tales of 
 
 the 48. 3 
 
 — Warren, M. History of 
 
 the ‘ 132.5 
 
 — Watson, H. C. Cainp- 
 
 11 res of the 181.13 
 
 See also P.iinkcr liill, Con- 
 
 cord, Muhh., I.oxinglon, Muhh. 
 
 American rose culturist. 
 
 V. 2 of 365.29 
 
 Ameiucan Unitarian associa- 
 tion. Monthly jourmd. 
 
 10 V 77.4 
 
 — Quarterly journal. A^ol. 
 
 1-6, ami no. 1 of v. 7 (no 
 
 more published) 77.3 
 
 American wit .‘ind humor. .. 202.1 
 
 American year-book and 
 
 national register for 
 1869. Edited by 1). N. 
 
 Camp *K. K., E.l 
 
 Americans, The. Grund, F. 
 
 .1 2.33.7 
 
 Americans in Paris 165.22 
 
 A:mes, F. AVorks 194.7 
 
 Ames, N. Pirates’ glen and 
 
 dungeon rock 168.17 
 
 Amherst, J. A. Ireland as 
 
 it is 165.16 
 
 A MM I A N us M A RC I : EL I N US. 
 
 Ivoman history 186.5 
 
 Among my books. Lowell, 
 
 J. K 157.16 
 
 Among the pines. Gilmore, 
 
 J. R 136.17 
 
 Amoor, Travels in the re- 
 gions of the. Atkinson, 
 
 T. W 82.16 
 
 Amusements. See Recrea- 
 tive arts. 
 
 Amy Herbert. Sewell, E. 
 
 M 261.24; 304.8 
 
 Amy Lee 246.23 
 
 Anabaptist, The. Velde, 
 
 C. F. van der 327.31 
 
 Anabasis, The. Xenophon. 19.6 
 Anacreon. [Odes.] Trans- 
 lated by T. Bourne S39.4 
 
 Analogy of religion. But- 
 ler, J 387.17 
 
 Anastasius, M. Craik, D. 
 
 (M.) M 241.3 
 
 Anastasius. Hope, T 305.29 
 
 Anatomy. Edwards, H. M. 
 
 Outlines of 32.18 
 
 — Gray, H. Descriptive 
 
 and surgical 31.9 
 
 See also Pathology, Physi- 
 ology. 
 
 Anatomy of melancholy. 
 
 Burton, R 207.22 
 
 Andersen, H. C. Danish 
 
 fairy legends and tales. 15.4 
 
 — Life in Italy. The im- 
 
 provisatore 302.30 
 
 — Sand-hills of Jutland. 
 
 1860 307.11 
 
 Same. 1869 14.6 
 
 Anderson, A. British em- 
 bassy to China, in 1792- 
 
 94 357.3 
 
 Anderson, R. Foreign mis- 
 sions : tlieir relations 
 and claims 366.3 
 
 KlH-lf. No. 
 
 A NDI l!.‘-ON, 11. , rmifhiunl. 
 
 — 'I'hc I I.'iwaiiiin IshimO . . . . 91.2 
 
 \.\Di;ps(>Nvii,i i:, (I'a., Niir- 
 
 r:iliv<M)f. Spencer, A. . . 136 9 
 
 Andi icsso.v, ( ’. .1. I.ake 
 Ngami ; or, four years 
 in south w<‘stern Africa. 95,16 
 
 — 4’he Okavango river.... 83.3 
 Andes. Holf(ui, I. F. 'I wen- 
 
 ty months in the 232.3 
 
 — Orton, J. 'I'he Andes 
 
 and the Ama/on 84.1 1 
 
 ANDpf:, J , Life and ear«*er 
 
 of. See Sargent, W. .. I'.t7.3 
 
 Andreas llofer. Mundt, C. 281.4 
 ANDpf.E de 'rav<‘rnev. Du- 
 mas, A. (I).)....‘ 281.18 
 
 Andrew, J. A,, 0(llei;d life 
 of. Sec Browne, A. G., 
 
 jr 116.2 
 
 Andrews, G. H. Agricul- 
 tural engineering. Vol. 
 
 2,3. 2v 38.17 
 
 ('ovtevtH. — Vel. II. Mo- 
 tive powerH and inacldncry 
 of the Ktearling. III. Kidd 
 inachinoH and iinpleinenlH, 
 
 Andrews, J. W.ar with 
 America, France, Spain, 
 and Holland, 1775-83. 
 
 4 V 134.13 
 
 Andrews, W. S. Natural 
 
 and revealed religion . . 366.20 
 Andro.mache. Euripides. 
 
 V. 3 of 339.2 
 
 Andro.meda. Kingsley, C. 167.3 
 Andy Blake. Boucicault, 
 
 1). (L.) 164.11 
 
 Anecdotes. Arvine, K. 
 
 Cyclopaedia of *H. R., C. 2 
 
 — Byerley, T. American. 151.3 
 
 Percy 151.3 
 
 — Chit-chat of anecdote... 343.13 
 
 — Jesse, E. Anecdotes of 
 
 dogs 37.3 
 
 — Kirkland, F. Commercial 
 
 and business 121.1 
 
 — Newcomb, H. Anecdotes 
 
 for boys 18.24 
 
 Anecdotes for girls 18.26 
 
 Angel of the attic. Morton, 
 
 T 164.22 
 
 Angel- voices 18.32 
 
 Angelo, M. See Buonarroti, 
 
 M. A. 
 
 Angelo. A Beckett, G. A. 165.20 
 Angling. Hofland, T. C. 
 British angler’s manual 34.1 
 
 — Norris, T. American 
 
 angler’s book . . . 
 
 
 31.10 
 
 — Walton,!. The complete 
 
 
 angler 
 
 
 387.14 
 
 — Young angler. ... 
 
 
 26.21 
 
 Animal magnetism. 
 
 Inch- 
 
 
 bald, E 
 
 
 164.13 
 
 Animal mechanism. 
 
 Gris- 
 
 
 com, J. H 
 
 
 19.22 
 
 Animals. Aristoteles. His- 
 
 
 tory of 
 
 
 37.15 
 
 — Darwin, C. (R.) 
 
 Varia- 
 
 
 tion of, under domesti- 
 
 
 cation 
 
 
 34.2 
 
 — Menault, E. Intelligence 
 
 
 of 
 
 
 36.9 
 
 See also Domestic 
 
 animals. 
 
 
 Pood. 
 
ANJOU 
 
 AliTILLERY 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Anjou, L. A. Reformation 
 
 in Sweden 235.4 
 
 Anna Bolcna. Donizetti, G. 102.4 
 Annals of a quiet neij>libor- 
 
 hood. Mac Donald, G. 305.21 
 Annals of England. 3v. .. 148.11 
 Annk Blake. Marston, (J.) 
 
 W 1G5.2G 
 
 Anne Boleyn. Boker, G. H. 
 
 V. 1 of 1G8.20 
 
 Anne of Geierstein. Scott, 
 
 MV W V. 22 of 2G3.5 
 
 Annual of scientific discov- 
 ery, 1850-70. 21 35.1 
 
 Antiion, C. Ancient and 
 
 mediaeval geography. . . 32.24 
 
 Anthony and Cleopatra. 
 
 Selby, C 1G4.17 
 
 Anti-slavery. See Slavery. 
 
 Antigone. Sophocles 339.16 
 
 Antiquary. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 V. 3 of 263.5 
 
 Antiquities, Dictionary of 
 Greek and Roman. 
 
 Smith, W *R. R., A.6 
 
 Antiquities, Popular, of 
 
 Great Britain. Brand, J. 338.7 
 
 Antiquity of man. Lyell, 
 
 SirC 3G2.10 
 
 Antonia. Dudevant, A. L. 
 
 A. 1) 326.7 
 
 Antonina. Collins, (W.) 
 
 W 261.32 
 
 Antony and Cleopatra. 
 
 Shakespeare, W. ..v. 2 of 161.4 
 V. 12 of 163 1 ; V. 5 of 163.2 
 Any thing for a quiet life. 
 
 Middleton, T v. 4 of 163.10 
 
 Apache country. Adventures 
 
 in the. Browne, J. R. . 95.13 
 
 Apostate, The. Shiel, R. L. 165.9 
 
 Apostles, Lives of the 
 twelve. Cushman, R. 
 
 W 389.1 
 
 Apple of life. Bulwer-Lyt- 
 
 ton, (E.) R. B 168.14 
 
 Appleton, J. Works, with 
 memoir [by A. S. Pack- 
 ard]. 2 V 332.1 
 
 — Addresses at commence- 
 
 ments, 1808-18 152.3 
 
 — Lectures, and occasional 
 
 sermons 152.15 
 
 Appleton, S., Memorial of. 
 
 See Jewett, I. A 121.9 
 
 Appleton’s dictionary of 
 machines, mechanics, 
 
 ^ engine-work, and engi- 
 
 ’neering. 2 v *R. R., G. 2 
 
 Appletons’ hand-book of 
 American travel. See 
 
 Hall, E. H 86.2 
 
 Appletons’ journal. Vol. 
 
 1-3. 3v 371.1 
 
 Arabia, (’richton, A. His- 
 tory of 47.3 
 
 — Olin, S. Travels in Ara- 
 
 bia Petra3a 234.4 
 
 — Robinson, E. Biblical re- 
 
 searches in Arabia Pe- 
 trsea 232.11 
 
 — Stephens, J. L. Incidents 
 
 of travel in Arabia Pe- 
 
 traea 86.11 
 
 Arabian days’ entertain- 
 ments. Hauff, W 22.12 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Arabian nights’ entertain- 
 ments. See Thousand 
 and one nights. 
 
 Arabs in Spain. Conde, J. 
 
 A 186.1 
 
 Arago, (D.) F. (J.) Biog- 
 raphies of distinguished 
 
 scientific men 197.7 
 
 Ararat, Journey to. Parrot, 
 
 (J. J.)r. (W.) 87.5 
 
 Archer, ' T. Asmodeus. 
 
 See Scribe, A. L 165.22 
 
 Architects, Lives of Brit- 
 ish. Cunningham, A. . . 47.14 
 
 Architecture. Civil engi- 
 neer’s and architect’s 
 
 journal 52.1 
 
 — Lefevrc, A. Wonders of. 36.12 
 
 See also Carpenter, Dwell- 
 ing houses, Naval architecture. 
 
 Arctic Crusoe, The. St. 
 
 John, P. B 17.26 
 
 Arctic regions. Hall, C. F. 
 
 Arctic regions and life 
 among the Esquimaux, 
 
 1860-62 82.15 
 
 — Hartwig, G. The polar 
 
 world 82.12 
 
 — Hayes, I. I. Arctic boat 
 
 journey, 1854 95.28; 235.18 
 
 The open polar sea .... 84.5 
 
 — Murray, H. Discovery 
 
 and adventure in the 
 polar sea 48.10 
 
 — Osborn, S. Stray leaves 
 
 from an arctic journal. . 97.26 
 
 — Richardson, J. Arc- 
 
 tic searching expedition. 86.15 
 
 — Sargent, E. Arctic ad- 
 
 venture 97.5 
 
 — Wrangell, F. von. Expe- 
 
 dition to the polar sea. . 19.14 
 
 See also Franklin, Sir J., 
 North-west passage. 
 
 Arculf, Bishop. Narrative. 
 
 Me Wright, T 85.22 
 
 Areopagitica. Milton, J. 
 
 V. 2 of 337.5 
 
 Argentine confederation. 
 Exploration of the. 
 
 Page, T. J 82.5 
 
 Argyll, Duke of. See Camp- 
 bell, G. D. 
 
 Ariosto, L. Orlando furi- 
 
 oso. 2 168.19 
 
 Aristoteles. History of 
 
 animals 37.15 
 
 Ark of Elm island. Kellogg, 
 
 E 14.15 
 
 Armadale. Collins, (W.) W. 301.36 
 Armand. Ritchie, A. C. (M.) 165.22 
 Armenia. Curzon, R. A 
 
 year at Erzeroom, etc. 95.22 
 Southgate, H. Tour 
 
 . through 234.7 
 
 Arms and armour. Boutell, 
 
 C 34.4 
 
 Armstrong, J. Life of A. 
 
 Wayne v. 4 of 117.1 
 
 V. 3 of 123.7 
 
 — Life of R. Montgomery. 
 
 V. 1 of 117.1 ; V. 3 of 123.7 
 Army of the Cumberland, 
 
 Society of the 134.4 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Arnold, B., Life of. See 
 
 Sparks, J v. 3 of 117.1 
 
 Arnold, M. Essays in crit- 
 icism 157.14 
 
 Arnold, T. History of the 
 later Roman common- 
 wealth 134.9 
 
 — Introductory lectures on 
 
 modern history 356.6 
 
 — Life of Hannibal 127.7 
 
 — Life and correspondence. 
 
 See Stanley, A. P 116.9 
 
 Arnold, W. D. Oakfield. 246.1 
 Arnot, W. The race for 
 
 riches 207.10 
 
 Art. Afternoon lectures on. 157.6 
 — Brande, W. T. Diction- 
 ary of *R. R., B. 5 
 
 Encyclopsedia of. . .*R. R. A. 8 
 
 — Jameson, A. (M.) Sacred 
 
 and legendary..*. 47.23 
 
 Sketches of 47.20 
 
 — Jarves, J. J. Art-hints. 34.11 
 
 — Lardner, 1). Lectures on. 363.21 
 
 — Mueller, C. O. Ancient 
 
 art and its remains 151.9 
 
 — Ossoli, S. M. F , 7nar- 
 
 chesad’. Art, literature, 
 and the drama 204.4 
 
 See also Arts, Fine arts, Ital- 
 ian art, Italy, Water colours. 
 
 Art and artifice. Brougham, 
 
 J 165.23 
 
 Art and artlessness. Baker, 
 
 H. N. (W.) 14.19 
 
 Art of acting; or, guide to 
 
 the stage 164.18 
 
 Art recreations 364.33 
 
 Artemus Ward — his book. 
 
 Browne, C. F 243.10 
 
 Arthur, T. S. Agnes 341.8 
 
 — The banker’s wife 341.15 
 
 — Cecilia Howard 341 4 
 
 — The debtor’s daughter.. 341.5 
 
 — The divorced wife 341.1 
 
 — The good time coming .. 343.1 
 
 — Heart-histories and life- 
 
 pictures 247.23 
 
 — Insubordination 341.6 
 
 — The iron rule 341.11 
 
 — The lady at home 341.13 
 
 — Lights and shadows of 
 
 real-life 241.4 
 
 — Lizzy Glenn 326.14 
 
 — The lost bride 341.10 
 
 — Love in a cottage 341.14 
 
 — Love in high life 341.7 
 
 — Lucy Sanford 341.2 
 
 — Mary Moreton 341.16 
 
 — The orphan children.... 341.12 
 
 — Out in the world 245.2 
 
 — Pride and prudence 341.3 
 
 — Six nights with the Wash- 
 
 ingtonians 326.15 
 
 — Trial and triumph 341.18 
 
 — The two brides 341.9 
 
 — The two merchants 341.17 
 
 Arthur, W. Life of S. 
 
 Budgett 199.2 
 
 Arthuh, King, and his 
 
 knights. Bulfinch, T. . . 188.13 
 Artillery. Gibbon, J. Ar- 
 tillerist’s manual 363.20 
 
 — Heavy. See United 
 
 States 37.13 
 
AllTILLEHY 
 
 UACON 
 
 () 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Aktii-i.kky, continuoA. 
 
 — Hoberts, ,1. Iliiiul-liook of. 308.1 
 Artist’s [ Diircr’s] iiiiuTicd 
 
 life. Sclicfer, L 11)8.!) 
 
 Artists, Women. Ellet, E. 
 
 F 124.11 
 
 Arts, Museum of. Larduer, 
 
 1) 385.11 
 
 Arts and sciences, Tut.roduc- 
 
 tion to tiic. .loyce, J. 37.8 
 
 Auts of desijj^u in the United 
 
 States. Dunlai), W. . . . 202.4 
 
 Arvink, K. Cyclopaalia of 
 anecdotes of literature 
 and the line arts .... *11. K., C, 2 
 As you like it. Sliakespcare, 
 
 W 4 of 103.1 
 
 V. 2 of 103.2; 105.10 
 Asiiango-rand, Journey to. 
 
 Du Chaillu, P. 11 82.7 
 
 Asia. Pall, 1>. L. Kambles 
 
 in Eastern 00.2 
 
 — Malcom, II. Travels in 
 
 South-eastern 00.22 
 
 — Pumpehy, 11. Across 
 
 America and 82.0 
 
 — Train, G. F. American 
 
 merchant in 233.2 
 
 — Vambery, A. Travels in 
 
 Central 83.1 
 
 See also Arabia, Ararat, 
 
 Caspian sea, Caucasus, Cey- 
 lon, China, Cochin-China, East 
 ('the), India, Japan, Rersia, Si- 
 beria, Tartary, Turkey. 
 
 Aslanga’s knight. La Mottc 
 Fouque, F. (14. C.), baron 
 
 de 17.12 
 
 Asmodeus. Scribe, a. I... .. 105 22 
 Aspen court. Brooks, (C.) 
 
 S 204.10 
 
 Asphyxia, Treatise on. Or- 
 
 tila, M. J. B 35.3 
 
 Asser’s life of Alfred. See 
 
 Giles, J. A 337.2 
 
 Assyria, History of. Fra- 
 ser, J. B. 47.10 
 
 Astoria. Irving, W. ..v. 8 of 46.0 
 
 46.10 
 
 Astronomer, The practical. 
 
 Dick, T 335.7 
 
 Astronomy. Bouvier, H. M. 
 
 Familiar 362.5 
 
 — Bradford, D. l^opular 
 
 view of 31.14 
 
 — Chalmers, T. Christian 
 
 revelation in connection 
 with 363.4 
 
 — Dick, T. The sidereal 
 
 heavens 10.11; 383.21 
 
 I'lie solar system 383.22 
 
 — Ferguson, J. Astronomy 
 
 explained 383.5 
 
 Guillemin,A. Illustrated 
 handbook of popular 31.7 
 
 — Ilerschel, Sir J. F. W. 
 
 I'reatise on 367.11 
 
 — Olmsted, D. Conqxm- 
 
 dium of 367.20 
 
 See. al.Ho E'AVih, Navigation, 
 
 Oi>ticH. 
 
 At last. Terhune, M. V. .. 342.24 
 At odds. I’autphoeus, Jiar- 
 
 07ienH I. von 264.20 
 
 Atai.antis. Simms, W. G. 
 
 V. 1 of 167.32 
 
 Hlirlf. No. 
 
 Atiieijn(;s, I'he. Oliphant, 
 
 M. ((). W.) 261.38 
 
 Atiikneum, I’he; ors|)lrit of 
 the Ivuglish maga/Jnes. 
 
 Vol. 1-3. 3v 62.5 
 
 Atjikns: its rise and fall. 
 Bulwer-Lytton, E. (G. 
 
 E. L.) M7.17 
 
 Atiiern, a. Here and here- 
 
 aller 288.7 
 
 A'I'kinson, 'f. W. Oriontid 
 
 and Western Siberia... 82.8 
 
 — The upp(!r and lower 
 
 Amoor and the Pussian 
 ac(pusitions f)n the con- 
 fines of I ndia and China. 82.16 
 Atlantic monthly. Vol. 1- 
 
 24. 24 174.1 
 
 Atlantic talcs 343.2 
 
 Contents. — Hale, E. E., My 
 double, and )iow be undid me; 
 
 O’I’.rieii, F. J., 'I'lie diamoml 
 lens; Davis. It. IL, Life in the 
 iron-mills; J)o<lge, M. A.. 'I'he 
 ])ursuit of knowledge under 
 difliculties ; Lowell. R 'J'. S., 
 
 A raft that no mati m.'id(!; .Ar- 
 nohl, («., Why Thomas was 
 discharged; Chesebro’, C., 
 
 Victor .and .Ta(|ueline; Nord- 
 liotf, C., Elkanah Hrewster's 
 temptation ; Hale, L.^ P., 'I'he 
 (|ueen of the red chessmen; 
 
 'i'erry, R., Miss Lucinda; 
 AV'helpley, J. I).. 'I’he Denslow 
 palace; 'I'aylor, (.1.) H., Friend 
 Eli’s daughter; Appleton. E. 
 
 II., A half-life and half a life; 
 
 Hale, E. E., The man without 
 a country. 
 
 Atlas. Black, A. General 
 
 atlas of the world. *B R., Table 
 
 — Colton, G. W. General 
 
 atlas *K. R., Table 
 
 — Worcester, J. E. Histor- 
 
 ical atlas *R. R., Table 
 
 A'rTUCES, C., Trial of British 
 soldiers for the murder 
 
 of, in Boston, 1770 137.1 
 
 Auber, D. F. E. Fra diavo- 
 lo ; Masaniello. Italian, 
 with English transla- 
 tion 162.3 
 
 Aubigne, j. H. Merle d’. 
 
 See Merle d’Aubigne. 
 Aubuisson de VOISINS, J. F. 
 d’. Treatise on hydrau- 
 lics 31.21 
 
 Auchindrane. Scott, Sir 
 
 W 9 of 228.7 
 
 Auerbach, B. On the 
 
 heights 325.7 
 
 — Villa on the Rhine 266.14 
 
 Aunt Hattie, pseud. See 
 Baker, H. N. (W.) 
 
 Aunt Margaret. Abbott, J. 
 
 
 V. 9 
 
 of 16.1 
 
 A us dem Leben eincs Tau- 
 
 
 genichts. Eichendorlf, 
 
 VO 11 
 
 277.5 
 
 343.6 
 
 Austen, J. Emma 
 
 — Mansfield park 
 
 343.4 
 
 — Pride and prejudice 
 
 343.5 
 
 — Sense and sensibility. . . . 
 Austin, J, G. The shadow 
 
 265.10 
 
 of Moloch mountain 
 
 301.5 
 
 Austin, W. Letters from 
 
 
 London, 1802, 3 
 
 184.3 
 
 Austin and his wife. Oiiic, 
 
 A V. 4 of 282.5 
 
 Sli.lf. No. 
 
 Austin Elliot. Kingsley, 
 
 H 34 2.22 
 
 Auktualia. Ilowilt, W. 
 
 A boy’s adventures In.. 14.28 
 
 — Lung, J. D. I'lie .\usl ra- 
 
 lian emiRraut’s nninind. 36.4 2 
 
 — I'homes, ^V^ II. Mb; In. 22.13 
 
 — I'rain, G. K. Amerlenn 
 
 mereliant in 23.'L2 
 
 ,\uHruiA. Alibott, J. S. C. 
 
 Kmpin* of 1H5.1I 
 
 — Coxe, W. I list ory of 1 he 
 
 house of .33 m. 14 
 
 Autiious, (kilarnlties and 
 
 (pnirrels of. Idsraeli, I. 155.3 
 Au TO nioc RAIMI IC Hk(!tehe.s. 
 
 De 'I' 44.20 
 
 Aukk uat of the breakfast- 
 
 table. Holm(!s, G. W. . 206 21 
 Autu.mnal leaves. (diild, 
 
 L. M 207.20 
 
 A VENGKR, I'he. 1 )e (^uincey, 
 
 I’ 44.23 
 
 Avengkr, I'he. Lee, H. . . . 165.21 
 Avillion. Craik, 1). (M.) M. 261.40 
 Awkward arrival. Coyne, 
 
 J. S 161.10 
 
 Axkl and Anna. Bremer,!'. 302.35 
 Ayton, R. Tlie rendezvous. 
 
 161.12, 23 
 
 Aytgun, W. E. Both well. 167.22 
 
 — Book of ballads. See 
 
 Martin,!' 166.11 
 
 Azarian. Siiofford, H. (E.) 
 
 P 246.31 
 
 “ B. O. AV. C.,” The. De 
 
 Milie,.! 27.15 
 
 Baaunhielm, E. W. The 
 
 captain and his orderly. 389.20 
 Babington, T, View of 
 
 Christian education.... 366.22 
 Babylon, Discoveries 
 among the ruins of. 
 
 Layard, A. II 82.2; 235.19 
 
 Baccile, The. Euripides. 
 
 V. 1 of 339.2 
 
 Bache, a. D. Report on 
 
 education in Europe 154.11 
 
 — Reports in relation to the 
 
 surveys of Boston har- 
 bor. See Boston . 33,13 
 
 Bachelor of arts. Hard- 
 
 wicke, P 165,28 
 
 Bachelor’s, The, bedroom. 
 
 Mathews, C 164.15 
 
 Bachi, P. Grammar of the 
 
 Italian language 365.4 
 
 Bacon, F., Zorrf, Works, 3 v. 2011 
 
 Contents. — Yo\. I. Life of 
 Bacon, by B. Montagu; Es- 
 says ; Meditationes sacrae; 
 
 Colours of good and evil; Mis- 
 cellaneous tracts upon human 
 philosophy; Apophthegms; 
 Ornamenta rationalia; Collec- 
 tion of sentences; Notes for 
 conversation ; Essay on death ; 
 Advancement of learning; 
 
 New Atlantis; Wisdom of 
 the ancients; Civil history; 
 Biograpliy ; Miscellaneous 
 tracts. II. Sylva sylvarum ; 
 
 ’Tracts relating to Scotland, 
 
 Ireland, Spain, England; 
 
 Speeches ; Charges ; Papers 
 relating to the Earl of Essex ; 
 ’Theological tracts; Miscella- 
 neous ; Judicial cliargcs and 
 tracts; Miscellaneous tracts, 
 [translated from the Latin]. 
 
BACON 
 
 7 
 
 BEAUCIIESNE 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Bacon, F., lord, continued. 
 
 III. Letters ; Law tracts ; The 
 great instauraiioii ; Miscella- 
 neous tracts; Index. 
 
 — Essays. Also, Conduct 
 of the understanding, by 
 
 J. Locke 19.26 
 
 Bacon, N., Life of. See 
 
 Ware, W v. 3 of 117.2 
 
 Badeau, a. Life of U. S. 
 
 Grant, Vol. 1 112.11 
 
 — The vagabond 247.1 
 
 Baden, F. H. The Christ- 
 mas guest. See South- 
 
 worth, E. 1). E. N 345.17 
 
 Baffled. Goddard, J 143.4 
 
 Bailey, P. J. Festus 1()2.1G 
 
 Baker, G. E. Life of W. H. 
 
 Seward 197.13 
 
 Baker, G. M. Amateur 
 
 dramas 27.3 
 
 — The mimic stage 27.4 
 
 Baker, H. N. (W.) {Aimt 
 
 Hattie ; Madeline Leslie.') 
 
 Art and artlessness 14.19 
 
 — Howard and his teacher, 
 
 and other stories 14 2 
 
 Contents. — Howard and 
 his teacher; The sister’s iuflu- 
 ance ; Faithful Hannah ; The 
 stolen dress ; Willie and his 
 mother. 
 
 — I’ll try 14.20 
 
 — Jack the chimney sweep- 
 
 er 14 3 
 
 — Juliette; or, now and 
 
 forever 342.17 
 
 — Little Agnes 14.22 
 
 — The motherless children. 14.4 
 
 — Play and study 14.1 
 
 — Trying to be useful 14.21 
 
 Baker, J. L. Men and 
 
 things 156.27 
 
 Baker, Sir S. W. Cast up 
 
 by the sea 165 
 
 — The rifle and the hound 
 
 in Ceylon 26.19 
 
 Balboa, V. N. de. Life.... 127.15 
 Baldwin, J. D. Pre-his- 
 
 toric nations 147.16 
 
 Baldwin, W. C. African 
 hunting from Natal to 
 the Zambesi, 1852-60. . . 95.18 
 
 Balfe, M. W. Bohemian 
 girl. Italian, with Eng- 
 
 lish translation 162.3 
 
 Ball, B. L. Kambles in 
 Eastern Asia, including 
 
 China and Manilla 96.2 
 
 Ball, E. The floating bea- 
 con 165.20 
 
 Ballads. Leland, C. G. 
 
 Hans Breitmann’s 166.5 
 
 — Lockhart, J. G. Ancient 
 
 Spanish 167.19 
 
 — Martin, T. Book of.... 166.11 
 
 — Whittier, J. G. Home. 
 
 V. 2 of 167.12 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Hud- 
 son’s bay 26.14 
 
 Ballou, M. M. Miralda... 164.20 
 Baltimore, Campaign of the 
 British army at, in 1814, 
 
 15. Gleig, G. R 183.11 
 
 Balzac, H. de. The al- 
 chemist 283.23 
 
 Balzac, H. de, continued. 
 
 — Eugenie Grandet 283.18 
 
 — Greatness and decline of 
 
 Cesar Birotteau 243.5 
 
 Bamboozling. Wilks, T.E. 164.3 
 Bancroft, G. Address on 
 
 A. Lincoln 133.11 
 
 — History of the United 
 
 States. 9 182.5 
 
 Same. Vol. 1-8. 8 v. 351.1 
 
 — Literary and historical 
 
 miscellanies 151.6 
 
 Banim, j. Damon and Pyth- 
 ias 165.6 
 
 Banished son. Hentz, C. L. 346.3 
 Banker’s wife. Arthur, T. 
 
 S 341.15 
 
 Banking, Logic of. Gilbart, 
 
 J. 37.21 
 
 See also Political economy. 
 
 Bankrupt, The. Foote, S. 163.12 
 Banks, N. P., Boyhood of. 
 
 See Thayer, W. M 26.24 
 
 Bannister, N. H. Putnam, 
 
 the iron son of ’76 165.28 
 
 Banvard, j. Illustrations of 
 the life and character of 
 
 D, Webster 15.41 
 
 — Novelties of the New 
 
 World... 
 Plymouth 
 grims . . . 
 Romance 
 
 and the pil- 
 
 27.8 
 
 24.7 
 
 of American 
 
 history 24.8 
 
 — Tragic scenes in the his- 
 tory of Maryland and the 
 
 old French war 27.10 
 
 Barbara’s history. Ed- 
 wards, A, B 261.45 
 
 Barbary states. Russell, M. 19.19 
 Barbe-bleue- Oflenbach, J. 162.9 
 Barber, J. W. Historical 
 collections of Massachu- 
 setts 181.12 
 
 Barbiere di Siviglia. Ros- 
 sini, G. A 162.7 
 
 Barclays of Boston. Otis, 
 
 Mrs. H. G 243.14 
 
 Bard, S., Life of. See Mac- 
 
 Vickar, J 183.6 
 
 Bard, S. A. Waikna; or, 
 adventures on the Mos- 
 quito shore 95.21 
 
 Barnaby Rudge. Dickens, 
 
 C. (J. H.) 281.37; 284.3 
 
 Barnard, C. F., jr. {Jane 
 Kings/ord.) The tone 
 masters. 2 27.14 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Mozart 
 and Mendelssohn. II. Han- 
 del and Haydn. 
 
 Barnes, A. Notes on the 
 
 Gospels. 2v 385.2 
 
 Barnett, M. The bold dra- 
 goons 165.18 
 
 — The serious family 165.11 
 
 — Yankee peddler 164.15 
 
 Barney, J. Biographical 
 
 memoir 112.8 
 
 Barney the baron 164.15 
 
 Barnstable bay. Report 
 upon the proposed canal 
 to unite Barnstable and 
 Buzzard’s bays 151.11 
 
 Barnum, P. T. Life 197.22 
 
 — Struggles and triumphs : 
 
 or, forty years’ recollec- 
 tions 112.10 
 
 Barrack room. Bayly, T. 
 
 H 164.2 
 
 Barrington, Sir J. Per- 
 sonal sketches 215.9 
 
 Barrow, Sir J. Descrip- 
 tion of Pitcairn’s island, 
 with Mutiny of the 
 Bounty 47.1 
 
 — Life of Peter the great.. 48.31 
 
 — Voyage to Cochin China, 
 
 in 1792, 93, and a jour- 
 ney in Southern Africa, 
 
 1801, 2 81.3 
 
 Barrows, W. The general. 26.10 
 
 Barry, J. S. History of 
 
 Massachusetts. 3v. .. 181.16 
 Barry, S. The Dutchman’s 
 
 ghost 164.13 
 
 — The persecuted Dutch- 
 man 164.13 
 
 Barry Cornwall, pseud. 
 
 See Procter, B. W. 
 Barrymore, W. Wallace.. 165.25 
 Barth, H. Travels and dis- 
 coveries in North and 
 Central Africa, 1849-55. 
 
 3v 82.14 
 
 Bartlett, J. Familiar quo- 
 tations. 3d ed 205.11 
 
 Same. 5th ed *R. R., E. 7 
 
 Bartol, C. a. Christian 
 
 spirit and life 366.27 
 
 — Church and congrega- 
 
 tion 366.4 
 
 — Pictures of Europe 94.10 
 
 Basil. Collins, (W.) W. .. 324.18 
 Bateman, Mrs. S. F. Self. 165.19 
 
 Bates, J. C. Quest 263.2 
 
 Battles of the world, Fif- 
 teen decisive. Creasy, 
 
 E. L 147.12 
 
 Baxter, R. Call to the un- 
 converted 389.3 
 
 Bayard, Chevalier. See Du 
 Terrail, P. 
 
 Bayly, T. H. The barrack 
 
 room 164.2 
 
 — The daughter 164.11 
 
 — Forty and fifty 164.19 
 
 — Perfection 165.4 
 
 — The Swiss cottage 164.9 
 
 — Tom Noddy’s secret 164.21 
 
 Bayne, P. Essays in biog- 
 raphy and criticism. 2 v. 153,5 
 
 Bay-path, The. Holland, 
 
 J. G 264.10 
 
 Bazar book of decorum. . . . 38.2 
 
 Beagle, Voyage of the. 
 
 Darwin, C. (R.) 37.27 
 
 Beale, L. S. How to work 
 
 with the microscope... 33.8 
 Beaseley, S. Is he jealous? 164.13 
 
 — The steward 165.26 
 
 Beatrice. Kavanagh, J. .. 322.6 
 
 Beatrice. Leland, O. S. .. 165.27 
 Beattie, W. Life of T. 
 
 Campbell. 2v 124.17 
 
 Beauchampe. Simms, W. 
 
 G 264.12 
 
 Beauchesne, a. (H. Du Bois) 
 
 de. Louis XVII. 2v. .. 123.5 
 
 Same. [Condensed].. 127.13 
 
REATIMARCIIATS 
 
 8 
 
 HlOOHArilY 
 
 Hliclf. No. 
 
 ]?KAUMAi{niiAis, r. A. C. (Ic, 
 
 Jiiul his timos. See, Lo- 
 
 L. do lO.T.T) 
 
 Rkauimont, F., jiiul Flotclior, 
 
 .1. The older brother.. lOrj.lO 
 — 'J’he maid’H tragedy. Al- 
 tered by J. S. Knowles. 105.7 
 Bkautifui., The, in nature, 
 
 etc. Buskin, J 207.7 
 
 liEAUTYand the beast. l*lan- 
 
 che, ,I.K 104.2 
 
 Beati'J'y and the beast. 
 
 Thackeray, Mss (A. I.) 347.13 
 Becke’i T, G. A. a. A'ec A 
 Jieckett, G. A. 
 
 Beckmann, 3. History of 
 
 inventions, discoveries, 
 
 and origins. 2 v 338.0 
 
 Beckwith, G, C. Peace 
 
 manual 307.0 
 
 Beckwouktii, J. P. Life and 
 
 adventures 05. t) 
 
 Beeciicuoft. Yongc, C. M. 303.5 
 Beeciieh, C. E. Domestic 
 
 economy 34.0 
 
 — Health and liappiness. . . 37.0 
 
 — Physiology and calisthe- 
 
 nics 307.15 
 
 Beecher, E. Conllict of ages. 300.5 
 Beecher, II. \V. Eyes and 
 
 ears 153.12 
 
 — Emits, tlowers, and farm- 
 
 ing 153.8 
 
 — New star papers 385 8 
 
 — Norwood 342.15 
 
 — Sermons. 2 v 31.1 
 
 — Star papers 207.3 
 
 Beecher, L. Autobiogra- 
 phy. ' 2v 115.7 
 
 Beecher, T. K. Our seven 
 
 churches 38.20 
 
 Beechnut. Abbott, J..v. 5 of 10.2 
 Bees. Cottage bee keeper. 304.12 
 
 — Langstroth, L. L. The 
 
 honey-bee 304.10 
 
 — Bichardson, H. D Hive 
 
 and honey-bee. . .V. 1 of 365.20 
 
 — Weeks, J. M. Easy 
 
 method of managing.. 364.11 
 Beethoven, L. van. Eidelio. 
 German, with English 
 translation 162.3 
 
 — Letters. (1700-1826)... 106.2 
 
 Beloium. Adams, W. T. 
 
 Young America in 13.3 
 
 — Siborne, W. History of 
 
 the war, in 1815 181.5 
 
 Belknaf, j. American biog- 
 
 raphy. Bost. 2 v 104.20 
 
 Same. N. Y. 3 v 48.21 
 
 — History of New Hamp- 
 
 shire. 3v 187.8 
 
 Bell, Acton, psPMd. See 
 Bronte, A. 
 
 Bell, Currer, pseud. See 
 Bronte, C. 
 
 Bki.i>, Ellis, pseud. See 
 Bronte, E. 
 
 Bei-l, H. G. Info of Mary 
 
 (pieen of Scots. 2 v. .. 10.38 
 
 Beij., J. Iiei>orton sanitary 
 measures. See National 
 (piarantine and sanitary 
 
 convention 31 20 
 
 BeuIm B. I/ife of G. Canning. 127.10 
 
 — Temper 165.8 | 
 
 Shfif. No. 
 
 Bem.e of the family. Grey, 
 
 71/r.s ■ 311.12 
 
 Bei.i.e Boyd in camp and 
 
 prison. Hardingi;, B. B. 186.6 
 Beeue Helene, La. Offen- 
 bach, . I 162.0 
 
 Belle’s stratagem. Cow- 
 ley, H 165.27 
 
 Bei.i.tni, V. Norma; II pi- 
 rata; 1 pnritani ; Romeo 
 and .Inliet. ; I^a sonnam- 
 bula. Italian, with Eng- 
 lish translation 162.8 
 
 Bellows, A. .1. How not to 
 
 lie sick 34.31 
 
 — Philosophy of eating-... 34.30 
 Bellows, H. W. Tlie old 
 worhl in its new face. 
 
 2 V 05.8 
 
 Beijmiec.or, the mounte- 
 bank. Webb, C 165.30 
 
 Ben the boatswuiin. Wilks, 
 
 T. E 165.18 
 
 Ben, the luggage boy. Al- 
 ger, H.,?r 28.5 
 
 Ben Bolt, jolnistone, J. B. 165.10 
 Ben Sylvester’s word. 
 
 Yonge, C. M 18.28 
 
 Benauly, pseud. See Ab- 
 bot, B., A., and B. 
 
 Bench and bar. Bigelow, 
 
 L. J 115.2 
 
 Bengal tiger. The. Dance, 
 
 C 164.16 
 
 Benjamin, of Tudela. Narra- 
 tive. See Wright, T. .. 85.22 
 
 Bennett, J. C. History of 
 the saints ; or, an extiose 
 of Joe Smitli and mor- 
 
 monism 386.11 
 
 Bennison, Mrs. 1). M. Po- 
 ems 167.8 
 
 Bentz, L., and Chretien de 
 Boville, A J. Elements 
 
 of agriculture v. 2 of 365.20 
 
 Berger, E., pseud. See 
 Sheppard, E. S. 
 
 Berlin and Sans-souci. 
 
 Aluiidt, C 281.10 
 
 Bernard. Narrative. See 
 
 Wright, T 85.22 
 
 Bernard, C. de. Lion’s 
 
 skill and Lover hunt... 244.16 
 Bernard, W. B. The dumb 
 
 belle 164.15 
 
 — The evil genius 165.10 
 
 — His last legs 164.1 
 
 — The Irish attorney 164.1 
 
 — The midd}’’ ashore 164.10 
 
 — The mummy 164.17 
 
 — The nervous man and the 
 
 man of nerve 165.6 
 
 — The passing cloud 165.12 
 
 Berry, Miss E. M. See 
 
 Whitcher, F. M. 
 
 Bertram. Maturin, C 165.8 
 
 Bertrams, The. Trollope, 
 
 A 264.1 
 
 Bertrandon de la Broc- 
 (pjiERE. Narrative. See 
 
 Wright, T 85.22 
 
 Bessiomer, II. New system 
 of manufacturing sugar 
 
 from tli(! (aine 382.4 
 
 BfyniuNE, M. de. See Sully, 
 duCy de. 
 
 hli.H. No. 
 
 Betroth al, The. Boker, G. 
 
 1 1 V. 2 of 168.20 
 
 Betro i h AI-, 'I’he. Patmore, 
 
 C. (K.) 167.28 
 
 Betroth ID, 'I'he. Scott, 
 
 Sir W V. IS of 2(;3.5 
 
 Betsy Baker. Mortfui,.!. M. 161.16 
 Biart, L. Adveninres of a 
 
 young nalurallst 22.10 
 
 Biule. La saintly Bibb* 367.4 
 
 — I^saims. 'fran'^laf if)n and 
 
 notes, by (J. R. Noy(!s.. 385.3 
 
 — (iospels. Notes, by A. 
 
 Barnes. 2 v. 385.2 
 
 — Borrow, G. 'I’lie Bible 
 
 in Spain 151.13 
 
 — Campliell, J. Betters on 
 
 the Bibl(! monopoly.... 366.7 
 
 — Cheever, G. B. Right of 
 
 the Bible in our public 
 seliools 387.1 
 
 — Criiden, A. Concordanee 
 
 to the *R. R., G. 1 
 
 — GiItlllan,G. Bards of the. 155.13 
 
 — Gl(‘ig, G. R. History of 
 
 the 48 25 
 
 — Hackett, H. B. Illustra- 
 
 ti()ns of Se,rij)ture 363.13 
 
 — Kitto, J. Popular cyclo- 
 
 jiaalia of biblical litera- 
 ture *R. IB, B. 4 
 
 — Smith, W. Dictionary of 
 
 the *R. R., 1). 1 
 
 — Soldier’s pocket Bible... 380.20 
 
 — Westcott, B. F. Study 
 
 of the Gospels 363.16 
 
 — Wilkins, S. J. Bible 
 
 acrostics 366.12 
 
 See also Inspiration, Mira- 
 cles, Prophecy, Theology. 
 
 Biule history 368.6 
 
 Bickerstaff, I. Tlie hypo- 
 crite 165.15 
 
 Bickmore, a. S. Travels in 
 the East Indian archipel- 
 ago 82.10 
 
 Bigelow, J. Nature in dis- 
 ease 37.25 
 
 — Rational medicine 364.4 
 
 Bigelow, L. J. Bench and 
 
 bar 115.2 
 
 Biglow papers. Lowell, J. 
 
 R 166.10 
 
 Billy Grimes’ favorite. 
 
 Nowell, H. P. H 14.10 
 
 Biographia literaria. Cole- 
 ridge, S. T ... V . 3 of 45.1; 205^0 
 
 Biography. Bayne, P. Es- 
 says in 153.5 
 
 — Brightwell, C. L. Bye- 
 
 paths of 127.10 
 
 — De Quincey, T. Bio- 
 
 graphical essays 44.14 
 
 — Edgar, J. G. Boyhood 
 
 of great men 16.6 
 
 — Francis, G. II. Orators 
 
 of the age 108.15 
 
 — Godwin, P. Cyclopaedia 
 
 of *R. R., E. 5 
 
 — Griswold, R. W. Bio- 
 
 graphical annual 126.0 
 
 — Hawthorne, N. True 
 
 stories from 14.30 
 
 — Hole, C. Brief biograph- 
 
 ical dictionary ....*R. R., E. 10 
 
BIOGRAPHY 
 
 9 
 
 BOSTON 
 
 Shelf. No 
 
 Biography, continued . 
 
 — Kuapp, S. L. Eminent 
 
 lawyers, statesmen, aud 
 men of letters 183.5 
 
 — Lamartine, A. (M. L. P.) 
 
 de. Oelebrated charac- 
 ters 125.1 
 
 — MacCabe, J. D., jr., 
 
 Great fortunes, and how 
 they were made 122.11 
 
 — Memorials of early ge- 
 
 nius 120.18 
 
 — Men of the time 126.14 
 
 — Payne, J. B. Haydn’s 
 
 universal index of. .*R. R., A. 10 
 
 — Prescott, W. H. Bio- 
 
 graphical aud critical 
 essays ...158.4; 201.2 
 
 — Smiles, S. Brief biog- 
 
 raphies 110.3 
 
 Industrial biograpliy.. 110.4 
 
 — Taylor, W. C. Modern 
 
 British Plutarch 158.18 
 
 — Thomas, J. Dictionary 
 
 of *R. R., A.14 
 
 — Timbs, J. School-days 
 
 of eminent men 195.5 
 
 — Tuckerman, H. T. Bio- 
 
 graphical essays 194.2 
 
 — Wilson, H. Book of won- 
 
 derful characters 103.1 
 
 See also America, Archi* 
 tects. Artists, Buccaneers, Cy- 
 clopaedia, Encyclopaedia, Eng- 
 land, Europe, France, Great 
 Britain, Heroes, Heroines, In- 
 ventors, Ireland, London, Mar- 
 tyrs, Mechanics, Medical biog- 
 raphy, Painters, Philosophers, 
 
 Scientific men, Scotland, 
 Sculptors, Sea-kings, Self- 
 made men. Self-taught men, 
 Statesmen, Vocalists, Women. 
 
 Biography and correspond- 
 ence of individuals. See 
 their several names. 
 
 Birch, S. The adopted 
 
 child 164.18 
 
 Birchall, j. England un- 
 der the Normans and 
 
 Plantagenets 185.17 
 
 Birds. Browne, D. J. Amer- 
 ican bird fancier 305.22 
 
 V. 2 of 365.29 
 
 — Rennie, J. Natural his- 
 tory of 19.16 
 
 See also Pigeon fancier. 
 
 Birds of a feather. Bradley, 
 
 M 26.0 
 
 Birotteau, C., Greatness 
 and decline of. See Bal- 
 zac, 11. de 243.5 
 
 Birthright, The. Gore, 
 
 Mrs. (C. G. F.) 302.3 
 
 Bishop, N. H. A thousand 
 miles’ walk across South 
 
 America 26.11 
 
 Bismarck, O. von. Life of. 
 
 See Hesekiel, J. G. L. .. 121.4 
 
 Bitter-sweet. Holland, J. 
 
 G 106.13 
 
 Black, A. and C. General 
 
 atlas of the world. *R. R., Table 
 Black book. The. Middle- 
 
 Black diamonds. Pollard, 
 
 E. A 156.22 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Black dwarf. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 V. 5 of 263.5 
 
 Black-eyed Susan. Jer- 
 
 rold, D 165.24 
 
 Black phantom. The. 
 
 Shrimpton, C 343.12 
 
 Black sea. Oliphant, L. 
 Russian shores of the, in 
 
 1852 :... 94.22 
 
 — Spencer, E. Turkey, Rus- 
 sia, the Black sea, and 
 
 Circassia 96.13 
 
 Black sheep. Yates, E. ... 261.47 
 
 Black velvet pelisse. Opie, 
 
 A V. 2 of 282.5 
 
 Blackstone, Sir W. Com- 
 mentaries on the laws of 
 
 England. 4 31.2 
 
 Blackwood, F. T., lord Duf- 
 ferin. Letters from high 
 latitudes ; Iceland, Jan 
 Mayen, and Spitzbergen, 
 
 in 1856 ^.... 96.12 
 
 Blaikie, a. Philosophy of 
 
 sectarianism 360.19 
 
 Blanche of Brandywine. 
 
 Burnett, J. G 105.22 
 
 Bleak house. Dickens, C. 
 
 (J. H.).. 245. 18; 281.35; 284.14 
 Blessington, Countess of. 
 
 See Gardiner, M. 
 
 Blighted being, A. Taylor, 
 
 T 164.19 
 
 Blitiiedale romance. Haw- 
 thorne, N 45.11 
 
 Bloomer costume. Stirling, 
 
 E 164.6 
 
 Blot, P. Practical cookery. 34.17 
 
 Blot in the ’scutcheon. 
 
 Browning, R v. 2 of 167.15 
 
 Blue devils. Colman, G., 
 
 the younger 165.10 
 
 Blunt, H. Doctrinal arti- 
 cles of the church of 
 England. Also History 
 
 of St. Peter 385.19 
 
 Boadicea. Glover, R 169.6 
 
 Boat club. Adams, W. T. . 11.2 
 
 Bobbin boy. The. Thayer, 
 
 W. M 26.24 
 
 Boese, T. Public educa- 
 tion in the city of New 
 
 York 133.3 
 
 Bogart, W. H. Life of D. 
 
 Boone, and the hunters 
 
 of Kentucky 22.16 
 
 Bogen, F. W. The German 
 in America. [German 
 
 and English] 158.1 
 
 Bohemian girl. Balfe, M. 
 
 W 162.3 
 
 Bohn, H. G. Handbook of 
 
 games 37.22 
 
 Boieldieu, F. a. La dame 
 
 blanche 162.3 
 
 Boissv, T., marquise de {for- 
 merly contessa Guiccioli). 
 
 My recollections of Lord 
 
 Byron 103.2 
 
 Boker, G. H. Plays and 
 
 poems. 2 V 168.20 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Calay- 
 nos; Anne Boleyn; Leonor de 
 Guzman ; Francesca da Rimi- 
 ni. II. The betrothal; The 
 widow’s marriage; Poems; 
 Songs; Street lyrics; Sonnets, 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Bold dragoons. Barnett, M. 165.18 
 Bold stroke for a wife. 
 
 Centlivre, S 169.6 
 
 Bolingbroke, Lord. See 
 St. John, H. 
 
 Bombastes furioso. Rhodes, 
 
 T. B 164.5 
 
 Bonaparte, Joseph. See 
 Joseph Bonaparte. 
 
 Bonaparte, Napoleon. See 
 Napoleon I. 
 
 Bonaparte, L. C. N. See 
 Napoleon HI. 
 
 Bond, H. Genealogies and 
 history of AVatertown, 
 
 Mass., including Wal- 
 tham and Weston. 2 v. 
 
 in 1 353.5 
 
 Bon Gaultier, pseud. See 
 Martin, T. 
 
 Bonnechose, (F. P.) £. (B.) 
 
 de. History of France. 185.18 
 Bonner, J. Child’s h y 
 
 of Greece. 2 v 16.9 
 
 — Child’s history of Rome. 
 
 2 16.8 
 
 — Child’s history of the 
 
 United States. 3 v. ... 26.17 
 
 Bonneville’s adventures. 
 
 Irving, W 2 of 46.6 
 
 Book about doctors. Jeaf- 
 
 freson, J. C 195.7 
 
 Book for a corner. Hunt, 
 
 (J. H.) Leigh 205.5 
 
 Book-hunter, The. Bur- 
 ton, J. H 205.1 
 
 Book of ballads. Martin, 
 
 T 166.11 
 
 Book of snobs. Thackeray, 
 
 W. M 3 of 347.1 
 
 Book of vagaries. Paulding, 
 
 J. K 305.9 
 
 Boone, D. Bogart, W. H. 
 
 Life of 22.16 
 
 — Peck, J. M. Life of. v. 13 of 117.2 
 
 Booth, J. B. Ugolino 165.16 
 
 — Histrionic genius of. See 
 
 Gould, T. R 106.1 
 
 Boots at the Swan. Selby, 
 
 C 164.1 
 
 Boris, P. J. French simple 
 and compound vowels, 
 compared with English 
 sounds *R. R., D. 11 
 
 Born to good luck. Power, 
 
 T 164.6 
 
 Borneo, Expedition to, for 
 the suppression of pira- 
 cy. Keppel, H 234.8 
 
 Borrow, G. The Bible in 
 
 Spain 151.13 
 
 — Lavengro... 92.1 
 
 — Romany Rye . - 92.2 
 
 — The Zincali ; or, gypsies 
 
 of Spain 151.13 
 
 Boscob EL tracts. Hamilton, 
 
 A 337.1 
 
 Boston, Mass. Annals of 
 the primary school com- 
 mittee, 1818-55 133.2 
 
 — The city hall 133.15 
 
 — Communications and re- 
 
 ports in relation to the 
 survey of Boston harbor 
 by J. G. Totten, A. D. 
 
 Bache, and C. H. Davis. 3.13 
 
 2 
 
liOSTON 
 
 10 
 
 HKAINKin) 
 
 SliPlf. No. 
 
 Boston, continued 
 
 — Memorial of I). W(‘l)St(!r. 113.1) 
 
 — Memorial of t.lie ii)au^n- 
 
 I'al-ioii of Llu! statue of 
 Franklin 113.8 
 
 — l'roc(‘(3(lin^is on oecasion 
 
 of tlie death of A. Jiin- 
 coln 112.2 
 
 — I’nblic Jval.in scliool. 
 
 Fri/.e book, no. 1-4. 4 v. 
 
 in 1 02. 4 
 
 — Public library. Bulletins. 
 
 No. 1-15 *]{. K.,C. 5 
 
 Index to the catalo^>;ue 
 
 of books in the Bates 
 
 Hall *H. H., C.3 
 
 Same. First supple- 
 ment *K. IF, C. 4 
 
 Ih’ince library. Cata- 
 
 lo^^ue of the books and 
 
 manuscripts *R. R., C. 0 
 
 Proceed ini 2 ;s at tlie ded- 
 ication of the building, 
 
 Jan. 1, 1858 133.4 
 
 — Abbott, J. Marco Paul in. 
 
 V. 5 of 10.4 
 
 — Bowditch, N. I. Suffolk 
 
 surnames 353.18 
 
 — Bridgman, T. Epitaphs 
 
 from Copp’s hill burial 
 
 ground 350.3 
 
 Memorials of the dead 
 
 ill 188.3 
 
 Pilgrims of Boston and 
 
 their descendants 134.21 
 
 — Frothingham, 11. Siege 
 
 of 184.5 
 
 — Greenwood, F. W. P. 
 
 History of King’s chapel. 358.2 
 
 — Hales, j. G. Survey of. 233.0 
 
 — Loring, J. S. The hun- 
 
 dred Boston orators, 
 1770-1852 101.5 
 
 — Narrative of the massacre 
 
 in Boston, 5tli of March, 
 
 1770 353.8 
 
 Quincy, J. Municipal 
 history of 181.14 
 
 — Robbins, C. History of 
 
 the second church, or 
 Old North, in Boston.. 353.0 
 
 — Simonds, T. C. History 
 
 of South Boston 130.23 
 
 — Sumner, W. H. History 
 
 of East Boston 181.11 
 
 — Treadwell, 1). Report on 
 
 the subject of water, 
 
 1825 31.23 
 
 — Trial of British soldiers 
 
 for the murder of Cris- 
 pus Attucks and others. 137.1 
 
 — Wales, A. I... Reminis- 
 
 cences of the Boston fe- 
 
 male asylum 157.25 
 
 — Warren, J.C. Great tree 
 
 on the common 133.10 
 
 — Whitman, Z. G. Histor- 
 
 ical sketch of the Ancient 
 and honourable artillery 
 company 187.5 
 
 — Williams, B. W. Old 
 
 South chapel prayer 
 meeting : origin and his- 
 tory 387.1) 
 
 Shrlf. No. 
 
 Boston, rnn! iiniod. 
 
 — Wines, E. G. Trip to .. 88.3 
 
 Boston book. 1850 153.10 
 
 Boston directory for ]s7(), 
 
 *R. R., G. 8 
 
 Boston journal of ])hiloso- 
 
 ])hy and the arts. Vol.2. 407.3 
 Boswioli-, j. Life of S. 
 
 Johnson. 2 11)4.8 
 
 Same. With additions, 
 
 by J. W. Groker. 10 v. 
 
 in 5 120.1 
 
 Botany. Gomstock, J. L. 
 Introduction to the 
 study of 304.23 
 
 — Hitchcock, E. Botany 
 
 of Massachusetts 33.21 
 
 — Nuttall, J'. Systematic 
 
 and physiological 304.24 
 
 — Schleidcn, M. J. Science 
 
 of 305.23 
 
 — Smith, Sir J. E. Physio- 
 
 logical and systematic . . 33. 1 7 
 
 — Unger, F. Botanical let- 
 
 ters 304.21) 
 
 See also Flowers, Plants, 
 
 Trees. 
 
 Botiiwei.t.. Aytoun, W. E. 107.22 
 Botta, a. C. L. Hand-book 
 
 of universal literature.. 207.21 
 Bottle, The. Taylor, T. P. 104.3 
 Butts, J. M. The great re- 
 
 bellion 130.5 
 
 Bough EK, J. Causes and 
 consetiuences of the 
 American revolution ... 132. G 
 
 Boucicault, D. (L.) Andy 
 
 Blake 104.11 
 
 — Grimaldi 105.11) 
 
 — Jessie Brown. 105.22 
 
 — The knight of Arva 105.23 
 
 — London assurance 105.4 
 
 — A lover by proxy 104.19 
 
 — Old heads and young 
 
 hearts 105.9 
 
 — Pauvrette 105.23 
 
 — The phantom 105.19 
 
 — The pope of Rome 105.23 
 
 — West end 105.24 
 
 — The willow copse 105.24 
 
 — Foul play. See Reade, 
 
 C 347.21 
 
 — and Seymour, C. Wanted 
 
 — a widow, with imme- > 
 
 diate possession 104.12 
 
 Bound to John Company. . . 301.20 
 Bounty, Mutiny of the. 
 
 Barrow, Sir J 47.1 
 
 Boukgoise, A. A.,andFeval, 
 
 P. (H. C.) The duke’s 
 
 daughter 105.29 
 
 Bourne, B. F. The captive 
 
 in Patagonia 94.5 
 
 Bourne, H. R. F. Famous 
 
 London merchants 127.17 
 
 Bourne, J. Catechism of 
 
 the steam engine 307.14 
 
 Bouteli., C. Arms and ar- 
 mour 34.4 
 
 Bouton, J. B. Round the 
 
 block 204,4 
 
 Bouvier, H. M. Familiar 
 
 astronomy 302.5 
 
 Bowditch, H. I. Nat the 
 navigator. Life of N. 
 Bowditch 120.5 
 
 Hhrlf. Nil. 
 
 BoWIHICII, N., Life of. Srr 
 
 Bowditch, H. 1 120.5 
 
 Bowdikh, N. I. Sullolk 
 
 ■ urmimcs 35.3. 18 
 
 Bowi;n, F, Life of B. Lin- 
 coln V. 13 of 1 17.2 
 
 — Lifeof J. Otis v. 2 of 117.3 
 
 — Life of W. I*hips..v. 7 of 117.1 
 
 — Life of Baron Steuben. 
 
 V. 9 ol 117.1 
 
 Bowen, G. F, Handbook 
 
 for Greeia* 87.13 
 
 Bowles, S. Across tin* con- 
 tinent 95.1 
 
 — 'J he Pacitlc r.'iilroad — 
 open. How to go: what 
 
 to see 87.8 
 
 Box and (’ox. Morton, J. 
 
 M 104.3 
 
 Box and Cox married and 
 
 settled. Coyne, J. S. .. 104.7 
 
 Boy farmers of Elm island. 
 
 Kellogg, E 14.10 
 
 Boy hunters. lieid, M 25.20 
 
 Boy martyrs of Sept. 12, 
 
 1814. 'faybrnre, C. W. . 105.25 
 Boy of Mount Rhigi. Sedg- 
 
 wick, C. M 24.0 
 
 Boy slaves. Reid, M 25.10 
 
 Boy tar. Reid, M 25.1 
 
 Boy’s adventures in the 
 wilds of Australia. 
 
 Howitt, W 14,28 
 
 Boyd, A. K. H. Every-day 
 philosopher in town and 
 country 205.10 
 
 — Graver thoughts of a 
 
 country parson 1.54.34 
 
 — Recreations of a country 
 
 parson. 2 v 154.35 
 
 Brace, C. L. Home-life in 
 
 Germany 97.25 
 
 — The Norse-folk; or, a 
 
 visit to the homes of 
 Norway and Sweden. . . 236.9 
 
 Bracebridge hall. Irving, 
 
 W 46.3; V. 3 of 46.6 
 
 Brackett, A. G. History 
 of the United States cav- 
 alry 136.10 
 
 Bradford, A. Biographical 
 notices of distinguished 
 men in New England. . . 195.14 
 
 — History of Massachu- 
 
 setts, 1764-89. 2 V. ... 133.9 
 
 — History of the federal 
 
 government, from 1789- 
 
 1839 133.10 
 
 Bradford, D. Wonders of 
 the heavens, a popular 
 view of astronomy 31.14 
 
 Bradford, W. History of 
 Plymouth colony; Jour- 
 nal ; Dialogue ; Memoir 
 of W. Brewster. See 
 
 Young, A 181.8 
 
 Bradlee, L. H. Three 
 
 crowns 166.15 
 
 Bradley, M. Birds of a 
 
 feather 26.6 
 
 — Handsome is that hand- 
 some does 26.7 
 
 Brainerd, I). Edwards, J. 
 
 Lifeof 194.18 
 
 — Peabody, W. B. O. Life 
 
 of.... V. 8 of 117.1; V. 1 of 123.7 
 
BRAKE 
 
 11 
 
 BROWN 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Brake up. Adams, W. T. . 13.9 
 
 Brakespeare. Lawrence, 
 
 G. A 301.41 
 
 Brand, J. Popular antiqui- 
 ties of Great Britain. 3v. 338.7 
 
 Brande, W. T. Dictionary 
 of science, literature and 
 
 art *R. R., B. 5 
 
 — Encyclopoedia of science, 
 literature and art. 3 v. 
 
 *R.R., A. 8 
 
 Brave lady. Craik, D. (M.) 
 
 M 301.12 
 
 Brave old salt. Adams, W. 
 
 T 12.3 
 
 Bravo, The. Cooper, J. F. 
 
 286.2; 288.9 
 
 Brayman, j. O. Daring 
 deeds of American he- 
 roes 356.15 
 
 Brazil. Agassiz, L. (J. R.) 
 
 Journal in 93.10 
 
 — Cod man, J. Ten months 
 
 in 95.29 
 
 — Fletcher, J. C. Brazil 
 
 and the Brazilians 83.7 
 
 — Kidder, D P. Brazil and 
 
 the Brazilians 92.4 
 
 Breach of promise. Buck- 
 
 stone, J. B 165.26 
 
 Breaking a butterfly. Law- 
 rence, G. A 326.19 
 
 Breaking away. Adams, 
 
 W. T 12.11 
 
 Breezie Langton. Smart, H. 302.52 
 Bremer, F. Brothers and 
 
 sisters 261.52 
 
 — The H — family; Triilin- 
 
 nan; Axel and Anna; 
 and other tales 302.35 
 
 — Hertha 287.26 
 
 — Home 261.14 
 
 — The homes of the New 
 
 World; impressions of 
 America. 2 94.1 
 
 — Life, letters, and post- 
 
 humous works 106.5 
 
 — The midnight sun 261.22 
 
 — The neighbors. N. Y. . . 302.21 
 
 Same. Phil 283.17 
 
 Same. And other tales. 
 
 Loud 157.21 
 
 — The parsonage of Mora. . 261.42 
 
 — The president’s daugh- 
 
 ters; including Nina. . . 261.43 
 
 — New sketches of every- 
 
 day life. With Strife 
 
 and peace 261.44 
 
 — Two years in Switzerland 
 
 and Italy. 2 v. 234.20 
 
 Brewer, E. C. Scientific 
 knowledge of things fa- 
 miliar 367.20 
 
 Brewster, Sir D. Life of 
 
 Sir I. Newton 19.12 
 
 Brewster, M. M. Work: 
 or, plenty to do and how 
 
 to do it 288-2 
 
 Brewster, W., Memoir of. 
 
 See Bradford, W 181.8 
 
 Brian Boroihme. Knowles, 
 
 J. S 165.16 
 
 Brian O’Linn 164.8 
 
 Bridal, The. Knowles, J. S. 165.7 
 Bridal eve. Southworth, 
 
 E D. E. N 345.8 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Bridal of Pennacook. 
 
 Whittier, J. G. ..v. 1 of 167.12 
 Bridal of Triermain. Scott, 
 
 Sir W 8 of 228.7 
 
 Bride of Abydos. Byron, G. 
 
 (G. N.), lord V. 5 of 228.2 
 
 Bride of Larnmermoor. 
 
 Calcraft, J. W 165.20 
 
 Bride of Larnmermoor. 
 
 Scott, Sir W V. 7 of 263,5 
 
 Bride of Llewellyn. South- 
 
 worth, E. D. E. N 345.2 
 
 Bride of Messina. Schiller, 
 
 (J. C.)F. von 157.23 
 
 Bride’s fate. Southworth, 
 
 E. D. E. N 345.13 
 
 Bridgman, T. Epitaphs 
 from Copp’s hill burial 
 ground, Boston 356.3 
 
 — Memorials of the dead 
 
 in Boston ; King’s chapel 
 burial ground 188.3 
 
 — Pilgrims of Boston and 
 
 their descendants 134.21 
 
 Briery wood 18.4 
 
 Brigand, The. Blanche, J. 
 
 R 164.24; 165.21 
 
 Briggs, C.F., and Maverick, 
 
 A. Story of the tele- 
 graph 364.32 
 
 Briggs, G. N., Memoir of, 
 
 Richards, W. C 115.15 
 
 Brigham, J. Twelve mes- 
 sages from the spirit of 
 
 J. Q. Adams 152.7 
 
 Brightwell, C. L. Bye- 
 
 paths of biography 127.19 
 
 Brinley, F. Life of W. T. 
 
 Porter 127.22 
 
 British architects. Cun- 
 ningham, A 47.14 
 
 British Cicero; a selection 
 
 ofspeeches. Browne, T. 152.8 
 
 British eloquence. Select. 
 
 Goodrich, C. A 152.13 
 
 British novelists. Masson, 
 
 . D 157.19 
 
 British painters. Cunning- 
 ham, A 47.14 
 
 British poets. Halleck, F. 
 
 G. Selections from the. 47.13 
 
 — Howitt, W. Homes and 
 
 haunts of the 124.16 
 
 British sculptors. Cun- 
 ningham, A 47.14 
 
 British slave. Howe, J. B. 165.27 
 British song book. Car- 
 penter, J. E 169.3 
 
 Brittany and La Vendee. 
 
 Souvestre, £ 264.31 
 
 Brock, W. Sketch of Sir 
 
 H. Havelock 197.1 
 
 Broken sword. The. Di- 
 
 mond, W 165.20 
 
 Bronte, A. {Acton Bell.) 
 
 Tenant of Wildfell hall. 287.2 
 Bronte, C. {Currer Bell.) 
 
 Jane Eyre 287.5 
 
 — The professor 265.16 
 
 — Villette 287.1 
 
 — Jane Eyre. Dramatized. 
 
 ^'ee Brougham, J 165.17 
 
 — Life of. See Gaskell, E. 
 
 C. 108.2 
 
 BRONTfi, E. (Ellis Bell.) 
 
 W uthering heights 287.3 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Brooke, H. The fool of 
 quality, or, the history 
 of Henry, earl of More- 
 land. 5 199.5 
 
 Brooke, S. A. Sermons... 366.1 
 
 Brooke, W. Julia 166.12 
 
 Brookes, G. All the world’s 
 a stage, altered from I. 
 Jackman 164.22 
 
 — Quash, or nigger practice. 164.22 
 Brooks, (C.) S. Aspen 
 
 court 264.19 
 
 — The silver cord 301.55 
 
 Brothers, The. Cumber- 
 land, R 168.22 
 
 Brothers and sisters. Bre- 
 mer, F 261.52 
 
 Brough, R. B. Crinoline.. 164.18 
 Brough, W. The corsair.. 164.12 
 
 — Number one, round the 
 
 corner 164.16 
 
 — A phenomenon in a smock 
 
 frock 164.13 
 
 — Trying it on 164.17 
 
 Brougham, H., lord. Sketch- 
 es of public characters. 
 
 Vol. 2 198.11 
 
 — Statesmen in the time of 
 
 George iii 195.4 
 
 — Life of. See Campbell, J., 
 
 lord 122.7 
 
 Brougham, J. All ’s fair in 
 
 love 165.19 
 
 — Art and artifice 165.23 
 
 — Columbus el fllibustero ! ! 164.13 
 
 — David Copperfleld, adapt- 
 
 ed from Dickens.. 165.17 
 
 — A decided case 164.11 
 
 — The demon lover 164 11 
 
 — Dombey and son. Dram- 
 
 atized from Dickens .... 165.17 
 
 — Died. Dramatized from 
 
 Mrs. Stowe 165.18 
 
 — Franklin 165.19 
 
 — The game of life 165.16 
 
 — The game of love 165.15 
 
 — The great tragic revival. 
 
 164.14, 25 
 
 — The gun-maker of Mos- 
 
 cow 165.19 
 
 — The Irish Yankee 164.9 
 
 — Jane Eyre, adapted from 
 
 C. Bronte... 165.17 
 
 — Life in New York 164.10 
 
 — Metamora 164.20 
 
 — The miller of New Jersey. 165.23 
 
 — The musard ball 164.14, 25 
 
 — Neptune’s defeat 164.14, 26 
 
 — Night and morning 165.18 
 
 — Po-ca-hon-tas 164.8 
 
 — Recollection of O’Flanni- 
 
 gan and the fairies 164.9 
 
 — The red mask 165. 19 
 
 — Romance and reality ... . 165.16 
 
 — Shakespeare’s dream. .164.14, 26 
 
 — Take care of little Char- 
 
 ley 164.14, 26 
 
 — Temptation 164.8 
 
 — and Goodrich. F. B. The 
 
 dark hour before dawn. 165.23 
 Brown, C. B., Life of. See 
 
 Prescott, W. H. ..v. 1 of 117.1 
 Brown, H. S. Lectures for 
 
 the people 153.29 
 
 Brow'n, j. Spare hours. 
 
 2 157.15 
 
imowN 
 
 12 
 
 lU HNKY 
 
 8Iulf. No* 
 
 liKowN, S. Cf. Life of 11. 
 
 Clioato nr,. 11 
 
 liiiowNK, A. (}., jr. Ollicial 
 
 life of.T. A. Andrew.... 110.2 
 Bkow’Nio, C. F. (Artrnmfi 
 \]'<(rd.) Arlenuis Ward 
 
 — his book 213.10 
 
 Buowne, C. 'r. Life of U. 
 
 Southey 105.3 
 
 Buownk, J). 3. Anieriean 
 
 bird fancier 305.22 
 
 V. 2 of 305.21) 
 — Trees of America 32.22 
 
 Buownk, F. F. Poems.... 107.4 
 BitowNE, J. 11. Adventures 
 
 ill the Apaclie country . . 1)5.13 
 
 — An American family in 
 
 Germany 1)5.12 
 
 — Crusoe’s island : with 
 
 sketches of adventure in 
 California and Washoe. 05.14 
 
 — The land of Thor 05 11 
 
 — Keports upon the mineral 
 
 resources of the United 
 States. Ste United 
 
 States 383.3 
 
 Browne, T. British Cicero ; 
 a selection of speeches. 
 
 3 152.8 
 
 Browning, K. I’oems. 2 v. 107.15 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Para- 
 celsus; lM])i)a passes; King 
 Victor and King Charles; 
 Colombe’s birth-day. II. A 
 blot in the ’scutcheon ; The 
 return of the Druses; Luria; 
 
 A soul’s tragedy; Dramatic 
 romances and lyrics. 
 
 — Dramatis personal 107.18 
 
 — Men and women 107.10 
 
 — The ring and the book. 
 
 2 107.13 
 
 — Sordello,Straftbrd, Christ- 
 
 mas-eve,and Easter-day. 107.14 
 Brownlow, W. G. Sketches 
 
 of secession 185.5 
 
 Brownlows. Oliphant, M. 
 
 (0. W.) 261.56 
 
 Bruce, J., Life of. ^S'eeHead, 
 
 F. B 48.5 
 
 Bruin. Keid, M 25.5 
 
 Bruno. Abbott, J v. 1 of 16.1 
 
 Brutus. Payne, J. II 165.9 
 
 Bryan Maurice. Mitchell, 
 
 W. 246.26 
 
 Bryant, W. C. Letters from 
 Spain, and other coun- 
 tries 233.1 
 
 — Selections from the Amer- 
 
 ican poets 49.7 
 
 Buccaneers, History of the. 48.12 
 Bucer, M. Judgment con- 
 
 cerning divorce v. 3 of 337.5 
 
 Buchan, W. Domestic med- 
 icine 383.6 
 
 Buchanan, F. Journey 
 through Mysore, Canara 
 
 and Malabar. 3v 81.1 
 
 Buchanan, It. Notes of a 
 clerical furlough, spent 
 chiefly in the Holy Land. 234.3 
 Bucke, G. Beauties, har- 
 monies, atid sublimities 
 
 of nature 19.21 
 
 Buckinchiam, j. 'r. Speci- 
 meuH of newspaper liter- 
 ature. 2 v 115.16 
 
 Hliilf. No. 
 
 Bikmvi.anh, W. Geology and 
 miuendogy as exhibiting 
 the pow»*r, wisdom, and 
 goodness of God 2 v. 37.5 
 Buuki.e, H. T. (dvilizalion 
 
 in England. 2 v 183.4 
 
 — Essays 156.32 
 
 Buckminster, J. S. Ser- 
 mons, with a nuuuoir 
 
 [by S. G. Thacher) .... 383.7 
 
 — Sermons [a further selec- 
 
 tion] 383.8 
 
 Buck.stone, j. B. An alarm- 
 ing sacrifice 164.20 
 
 — The breach of promise-. 165.26 
 
 — Th(! dead shot 164.1 
 
 — 'I'lie dream at sea 165.26 
 
 — The flowers of the forest. 165,28 
 
 — Good for nothing 164.17 
 
 — 'I'he green bushes 165.27 
 
 — Henriette the forsaken . . 165.18 
 
 — A husband at sight 164.13 
 
 — The Irish lion 164.4 
 
 — Isabelle 165.20 
 
 — Jack Sheppard 104.7 
 
 — A kiss in the dark 164.6 
 
 — Leap year 165.12 
 
 — The lottery ticket 164.13 
 
 — Luke the labourer 164.2 
 
 — The maid with the milk- 
 
 ing-pail 164.19 
 
 — Married life 165.17 
 
 — Mischief-making 164.12 
 
 — The pet of the petticoats. 164.19 
 
 — Popping the (piestion... 164.8 
 
 — 'I'he rough diamond 164.6 
 
 — Bural felicity 165.25 
 
 — The sailor of France.... 165.19 
 
 — 'riie scholar 165.26 
 
 — Shocking events 164.22 
 
 — 'Phe two queens 164,10 
 
 — Victorine 165.22 
 
 — The wreck ashore 165.25 
 
 Budget closed. Fames, J. 
 
 A 96.24 
 
 Budgett, S., Life of. See 
 
 Arthur, W 199 2 
 
 Buffum, E. G. American 
 
 journalist in Europe .... 95 20 
 
 Bulfinch, S. G. Contem- 
 plations of the Saviour. 366.38 
 Bulfinch, T, The age of 
 
 chivalry 188,13 
 
 Contents. — Part I. King 
 Arthur and his knights. II. 
 
 The Mabinogeou ; or, Welsh 
 popular tales. 
 
 — The age of fable ; or, sto- 
 
 ries of gods and heroes. 356.1 
 
 — The boy inventor; a 
 
 memoir of M. Edwards. 26.13 
 Bulwer-Lytton, E. (G. E. 
 Jj.),lo7'd L>jUon. Miscel- 
 laneous prose works. 
 
 2 156.1 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I, 'I’he 
 reign of terror ; its causes and 
 results; Oliver Goldsmith; 
 
 Charles Lamh and some of his 
 companions; Gray’s works; 
 
 Sir Thomas Browne; Pitt and 
 Fox; l*ym ?7.s'. Falkland ; Tdfe 
 of Schiller. II. Essays Avritleu 
 in youth; Influence of love 
 upon literature and real life. 
 
 — Athens. 2 V. in 1 147.17 
 
 — (hixtonifiua 156.3 
 
 — 'Phe Gjixtons 265.17 | 
 
 Hliilf. No. 
 
 Bui-wku-Ly i T(»N, E. (G. E. 
 
 B.), Cdiitlinird. 
 
 — Euglfiud and Ihc IbiglUh. 
 
 2 V. ill I 85.25 
 
 — Eugmic Anim 302.22 
 
 — Godolpiiiii 21’, 
 
 — 'I’lie lad v of Lyons .. 1(;5. 1 ; 1(;6.6 
 
 — I.i’ihi; (J.'ildcroii, f lu‘ cour- 
 
 tier 246.16 
 
 — Mfiliey 165.1 
 
 — I’iiul (Tifford. LoikI 217.7 
 
 SaiiH*. Phil 301.53 
 
 — I’elhai'i 211.2.3 
 
 — Hiihelieu 165.1 
 
 — A .stninge story 216 9 
 
 — 'I’lie student. 2 v. in 1.. 156,2 
 
 — Wliaf will he do with 
 
 it? .302.5 
 
 — Zaiioni. 2 v. 12° 245.1.3 
 
 Same. 8°/- 301.54 
 
 — 'Phe Ijisf dfiys of Pomiieii. 
 
 See .Medina, 1.. H 165.18 
 
 Bulwer-Lytton, (E.) K. 
 
 (Omen Meredith.') 'Die 
 
 apple of life 168.14 
 
 — laicile 168.6 
 
 Bumstead, J. Gil the wing. 36.32 
 Bunrury, G. j. F. Hesi- 
 deiict! at the Cape of 
 
 Good Hope 96.23 
 
 Bunce, (). Love in ’76 .... 164.11 
 Bungener, L. (F.) History 
 
 of the council of 'Prent. 147.19 
 
 — 'Phe preacher and the 
 
 king 326.2 
 
 — 'Phe jiriest and the 
 
 Huguenot. 2 v 283.21 
 
 Bunker hh.l. The battle, 
 and account of the monu- 
 
 ment. P'rothingham, U. 184.5 
 Bunker hill. Battle of. 
 
 Phnmons, K 167.1 
 
 Bunker-hill monument as- 
 sociation. Inauguration 
 of the statue of War- 
 ren, June 17, 1857 112.6 
 
 Bunn, A. My neighbor’s 
 
 wife 164.9 
 
 Bdnner, E. History of 
 
 Louisiana 19.2 
 
 Bunsen, C. C. J, von. Life 
 
 of Martin Luther 127.4 
 
 — Signs of the times 184.9 
 
 Bunyan, j. Pilgrim’s pro- 
 gress 305.23 
 
 Buonarroti, Michael- An- 
 gelo, Life of. See 
 
 Grimm, H 123.11 
 
 Buried city of the East. 
 
 Nineveh 233.4 
 
 Burk, J. History of Vir- 
 ginia. 2 V 132.7 
 
 Burke, C. Kip Van Winkle. 165.20 
 Burke, E. Works. 3 v. .. 151.2 
 
 — Life of. See ITior, J. .. 116.6 
 
 Burnand, F'. C. Romance 
 
 under difficulties 164.11 
 
 Burnap, G. W. Life of L. 
 
 Calvert v. 9 of 117.2 
 
 Burnet, J. Settlement of 
 the North-western terri- 
 tory 133.6 
 
 Burnett, J. G. Bhanche of 
 
 Brandyivine 165.22 
 
 Burney, F. See D’Arblay, 
 
 F. 
 
BURNS 
 
 13 
 
 CAMPBELL 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Burns, R. Life and works. 
 
 4v 1G6.29 
 
 Containivg “The various 
 compositions, strunjr in strict 
 clironologicul order upon the 
 memoir.” — Preface. 
 
 — [Poems and songs] 1G0.8 
 
 — Poetical works 1G2.15 
 
 — Life of. See Carlyle, T. . 127.5 
 
 Burk, A. Private journal in 
 
 Europe. 2 111.2 
 
 — Knapp, S. L. Life of. . . 215 10 
 
 — Parton. J. Life and times 
 
 of ...' 102.3 
 
 Burr, C. C. Notes on the 
 constitution of the Uni- 
 ted States 3G5.31 
 
 Burralu, F. a. Asiatic 
 
 cholera 35.2 
 
 Burritt, E. Thoughts and 
 things at home and 
 
 abroad 234.15 
 
 Burton, J. H. The book- 
 
 hunter, etc 205.1 
 
 Burton, Richard F. The 
 city of the saints, and 
 across the Rocky moun- 
 tains to California 93.2 
 
 — The lake regions of Cen- 
 
 tral Africa 83.5 
 
 Burton, Robert. (Demo- 
 critas junior.) Anatomy 
 of melancholy. 3v. ... 207.22 
 Burton, Warren. Helps to 
 
 education 154.25 
 
 Burton, William E. Cyclo- 
 paedia of wit and humor. 
 
 2 72.2 
 
 — The Yankee amongst the 
 
 mermaids 343.10 
 
 Bush, A. F. Memoirs of the 
 
 queens of France. 2 v. 184. G 
 Bush, G. Life of Moham- 
 med 48.29 
 
 — Reply to [R. W.] Emer- 
 
 son on Swedenborg 383.10 
 
 — Reply to Rev. Dr. VV'^oods’ 
 
 “Lectures on Sweden- 
 
 borgiauism” 383.10 
 
 Bush-boys, The. Reid, M. 25. G 
 Bush wanderings of a natur- 
 alist 2G.20 
 
 Bushnell, H. Christian 
 
 nurture 3GG.31 
 
 Bushrangers, The. Thornes, 
 
 W. H 22.14 
 
 Business. Laing, J. The- 
 ory of 3G5.34 
 
 — Parsons, T. Laws of. .. 33.18 
 
 Butler, B., in New Orleans. 
 
 See Parton, J. 113.3 
 
 Butler, J. Analogy of re- 
 ligion 387.17 
 
 Butler, R , earl of Glengall. 
 
 The Irish tutor 1G4.2 
 
 Butler, S. Poetical works. 
 
 2 228.1 
 
 Contents. — Vo\. I. Life, by 
 J. Milford. I, II. Iludibras. 
 
 II. Remains. 
 
 Butterfly hunters, The. 
 
 Conant, H. S 22.8 
 
 Buzzard’s bay ; Report up- 
 on the proposed canal to 
 unite Barnstable and 
 Buzzard’s bays 151.11 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Byerley, T., and Robertson, 
 
 J. C. (SJtoUo and lieu- 
 ben Percy.) Memorials 
 
 of [London] 359.1 
 
 — Percy anecdotes. Added, 
 American anecdotes. 2 
 
 V. in 1 151.3 
 
 Byron, G. (G. N.), lord. Po- 
 etical works. 10 V 228.2 
 
 Contents. — Yo\. I. Life; 
 Hours of idleness ; Occasional 
 pieces, 1807-24. II. English 
 bards and Scotch reviewers; 
 Hints from Horace ; The curse 
 of Minerva; The waltz; Ode 
 to Napoleon Bonaparte; He- 
 brew melodies ; Domestic 
 pieces ; Monody on the death 
 of R. B. Sheridan ; The dream ; 
 The lament of Tasso ; Ode on 
 Venice. HI. Beppo; The 
 prophecy of Dante ; Francesca 
 of Rimini ; The Morgante Mag- 
 giore of Pulci ; The blues ; The 
 vision of judgment; The age 
 of bronze. IV. Childe Harold’s 
 pilgrimage. V. The giaour; 
 The bride of Abydos; The 
 corsair; Lara; The siege of 
 Corinth ; Parasina ; The pris- 
 oner of Chillon ; Mazeppa; 
 The island. VI. Manlred; 
 Marino Faliero. VII. Sarda- 
 napalus ; The two Foscari ; 
 Cain. VIII. Heaven and earth; 
 The deformed transformed; 
 Werner. IX, X. Don Juan. 
 
 — Cliilde Harold’s pilgrim- 
 
 age, and other poems .. 1G9.1G 
 
 — Sardanapalus, adapted by 
 
 C. Kean 1G5.14 
 
 — Werner 1G5.10 
 
 — Vision of judgment. See 
 
 Southey, R 1G8.12 
 
 — Boissy, T., marquise de. 
 
 Recollections of 103 2 
 
 — Galt, J. Life of 48.35 
 
 — Moore, T. Life, letters, 
 
 and journals of 121.3 
 
 — Trelawny, E. ,J. Last 
 
 days of 20G.3 
 
 Cabell, N. F. Reply to Rev. 
 
 Dr. Pond’s “Svvedeu- 
 borgianism reviewed”.. 383.10 
 Cabin on the prairie. Pear- 
 son, C. H 2G.9 
 
 Cabot, S., Life of. See 
 
 Hayward, C.,jr. ..v. 9 of 117.1 
 V. 2 of 123.7 
 
 Cadet life at West Point. 
 
 Kinsman, J. B 24.5 
 
 C.ESAR, C. J. [Commen- 
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 Hirtius.] 2 v 339.15 
 
 — Abbott, J. History of.. 15.10 
 
 — Liddell, H. G. Life of.. 127.G 
 
 — Napoleon HI. History 
 
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 CAESARS, The. De Quincey, 
 
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 Cagnoni, a. Don Bucefalo. 
 
 Italian, with English 
 
 translation 1G2.3 
 
 Calaf. Holford, M 288.10 
 
 Calamities of authors. Dis- 
 raeli, 1 155 3 
 
 Calaynos. Boker, G. H. 
 
 V. 1 of 1G8.20 
 
 Calcraft, j. W. The bride 
 
 of Lammermoor.. 1G5.20 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Calderon de la Barca, F. 
 
 E. The attache in Mad- 
 rid 234.14 
 
 — Life in Mexico. 2 v 97.20 
 
 Calderon, the courtier. 
 Bulwer-Lytton, E. (G. 
 
 E. L.) 24G.1G 
 
 Caldwell, J., Trial of Brit- 
 ish soldiers for the mur- 
 der of, in Boston, 1770. 137.1 
 
 Caleb AVilliams. Godwin, 
 
 W 288.3 
 
 Calhoun, J. C. Works. G v. 42.G 
 
 California. Browne, J. R. 
 
 Adventures in 95.14 
 
 — Colton, W. Three years 
 
 in 9G.18 
 
 — Fremont, J. C. Explor- 
 
 ing expedition to. . 94.4 
 
 — Hutchings, -I. M. Scenes 
 
 of wonder and curiosity 
 in 84.1 
 
 — Palmer, J. W. Califor- 
 
 nia and India 97.11 
 
 — Patterson, L. B. Twelve 
 
 years in the mines of. . . 87.1 
 
 — Ringgold, C. Charts, 
 
 with sailing directions 
 for bays and rivers in.. 31.12 
 
 — Thornton, J. Q. Oregon 
 
 and 85.13 
 
 — Wise, H. A. An inside 
 
 view of 23G.10 
 
 — Woods, D. B. Sixteen 
 
 months at the gold dig- 
 gings 8G.14 
 
 See also San Diego. 
 
 Calisthenics, Physiology 
 
 and. Beecher, C. E. .. 3G7.15 
 
 See also Gymnastics. 
 
 Calkins, N. A. Object les- 
 sons 154.23 
 
 Call at number 1-7. Trip- 
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 Call to the unconverted. 
 
 Baxter, R 389.3 
 
 Called to account. Cudlip, 
 
 A 2G1.20 
 
 Callery, j. M., and Yvan, 
 
 M. Insurrection in 
 
 China 188.4 
 
 Calvert, J. Fiji and the 
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 Calvert, L., Life of. See 
 
 Burnap, G. W v. 9 of 117.2 
 
 Calvin, J., Life of. See 
 
 Dyer, T. H 125.5 
 
 Camilla’s husband. Phil- 
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 Camille. Dumas, A., fils. 1G5.17 
 Campbell, G. Lectures on 
 systematic theology and 
 
 pulpit eloquence 363 2 
 
 — Philosophy of rhetoric.. 3G5.1 
 Campbell, G. D., duke of 
 
 Argyll. Primeval man. 37.10 
 Campbell, John. Letters 
 
 on the Bible monopoly. 3GG.7 
 Campbell, John, lord. Lives 
 of Lord Lyndhurst and 
 
 Lord Brougliam 122. 7 
 
 Campbell, Joliu W. His- 
 tory of Virginia, till 1781. 137.2 
 
CAMIMiELL 
 
 M 
 
 ClIALM ERS 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Hht'lf. No. 
 
 Hhcir. 
 
 N... 
 
 Campijki.l, T. rooticjil 
 
 works 100.:il 
 
 Ccmtmtu . — TJI'o; (JeniiiH and 
 cliaraeler, by <1. Oillillan; 
 I’leaHiiroH of bopo; 'J'lieodric ; 
 O’Connor’H cliild ; Locbiol’H 
 warniiif'; Ilob(*nlindcM ; (lor- 
 tnidcof Wyoinintf ; IMlgriin of 
 (.} leiicoc ; lil isccllancous. 
 
 — Beattie, W. TAfe of . . . . 121.17 
 
 — Bevievv of liis Leetures 
 
 on poetry. Reviews. 185.3 
 Campbell, W. W. Border 
 warfare of New A’ork, 
 diirins^ the revolution; 
 or, the annals of Tryon 
 
 county 188.0 
 
 — Life and writings of l)c 
 
 Witt Clinton 101,15 
 
 Camp-fikes of the revolu- 
 tion. Watson, II. C. .. 181.13 
 
 Campin, F. rraclice of 
 hand-turning in wood, 
 
 ivoiy, shell, etc 305.10 
 
 Can wrong be right? Hall, 
 
 A. M 302.33 
 
 Caanda. Moody, S. Life 
 
 in.. 87.10 
 
 Life in the clearings 
 
 versus the bush 00.20 
 
 — Murray, A. AI. Letters 
 
 from 07.1 
 
 — Springs, water-falls, etc. 87.7 
 
 — Thoreau, 11. I). Yankee 
 
 in 44.2 
 
 — Warburtou, E. Conquest 
 
 of 117.15 
 
 Canada West, introduenon 
 to statistical account of. 
 
 Gourlay, R 202.2 
 
 Canaka, Journey through. 
 
 Buchanan, F 81.1 
 
 Candle, (hiemical history of 
 
 a. Faraday, M 307.31 
 
 Canning, G., Life of. See 
 
 Bell, R 127.10 
 
 Canoe and saddle. Win- 
 
 throp, T 150.30 
 
 Canongate, Chronicles of 
 the. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 V. 20, 21 of 203.5 
 Cape Cod. Thoreau, H. D. 44.3 
 Cape Cod and all along 
 
 shore Nordhotf, C. . . . 321.5 
 
 Cape of Good Hope, Resi- 
 dence at the. Bunbury, 
 
 C. J. F 90.23 
 
 Cappjce. Leland, O. S 105.28 
 
 Captain Horace. Clarke, 
 
 R. S 18.13 
 
 Captain Kyd. Jones, J. S. 105.20 
 Captain of ihe watch. Blan- 
 che, J K 104.2 
 
 Capt. Russel’s watchword. 
 
 Grosvenor, Mrs. H. S... 248.2 
 
 Capi'ain’s, The, not a-iniss. , 
 
 Wilks, T. E 101.14, 25 
 
 Captains of the Roman re- 
 public. Herbert, 11. W. 350.4 
 Caplgiilv, J’he. Foote, S. . 103.12 
 ('abds. Sre Whist. 
 
 Cauey, M. Amm-iean mu- 
 seum, or, repository of 
 ancient and modern fu- 
 gitive pieces, 1787-92. 
 
 Vol. J-12. 12 V 03.3 
 
 Caul and Jocko. Abbott, J. 
 
 V. 10 of 10.1 
 
 Caui.An, (E.) F. One year. 201.22 
 
 — Whimsical woman 217.1 
 
 C/AKLioroN, Cd/it. (“ (Jrar- 
 cti”) Recreations in 
 
 shooting 37.2 
 
 Caiilei'on, pseud, . See (’of- 
 lin, C. C. 
 
 Caulisle, Sari of. See How- 
 
 ard, G. W. F. 
 
 Caulyle, a. Autobiogra- 
 phy r... B>5.8 
 
 CaklyI.e, T. Chartism 157.8 
 
 — Critical and ndscellanc- 
 
 ous essays. Iv 155.1 
 
 — Heroes, hero-worship, 
 
 and the heroic in his- 
 
 tory 207.17 
 
 — History of Friedrich ii. 
 
 0 V 111.3 
 
 — Histoiy of the French 
 
 revolution. 2 v 117.10 
 
 — I.atter-day pamphlets... 207.15 
 
 — Life of R. Burns 127.5 
 
 — Bast and present. Char- 
 
 tism, and Sartor resar- 
 tus. N. V 155.8 
 
 — Bast and present. Lond. 155.9 
 Carnes, J. A. Voyage from 
 
 Boston to the west coast 
 
 of Africa 97 10 
 
 Carnival of Venice. Bc- 
 
 trella, — 102.10 
 
 Caroline. Abbott, J ..v. 9 of 10.2 
 Carpani, G. Life of Haydn; 
 
 JJfe of Mozart, from the 
 German of Schlictegroll, 
 with observations on 
 
 Metastasio 120.10 
 
 Carpenter, J. E. The Brit- 
 
 ish song book 109.3 
 
 — The convivial songster . . 109.1 
 
 — The fire-side song book 109.10 
 
 — The home songster 109.2 
 
 — Songs for all ages 109.4 
 
 Carpenter, M. Juvenile 
 
 delinquents, their con- 
 dition and treatment. .. 200.7 
 
 Carpenter, W. B. Zoology. 
 
 2v . 304.0 
 
 CA.srr.E Dangerous. Sc<)lt, 
 
 Sir \V v. 2 1 of 203. 5 
 
 Casi i.e of iiidolenci*. 'riiom- 
 
 son, J 2 of 227 5 
 
 f -AS’i Li; spec! er. Lewis, M. 
 
 G 105.22 
 
 (^\STLE’s heir. W'ocxl, E. 1’. 321.15 
 CAi'ARAcr of the Ganges. 
 
 Moncrieir, W'. T 10.5,20 
 
 Catherine, 'fhackeray, \V. 
 
 M 5 of 317.1 
 
 Catherine II, of Jhissia, 
 
 Court and reign of. 
 
 See Smneker, S. M 350.2 
 
 Catholic, 'I'he. Derby, E, 
 
 H ‘. .‘too. 8 
 
 Catspaw, 'file. Jerrold, I). 105.11 
 Cati le. Diseases of. Dadd, 
 
 G. H 35.12 
 
 Ser al.io Vctcrin.'iry modl- 
 cines. 
 
 CAUftAsrs. Ditson, G. L. 
 
 'four to the 232.0 
 
 — Ilommaire de Hell, X. 
 
 'f ravels in the 232.8 
 
 Caudle’s, Mrs., cnrlain lec- 
 ture, adapted from D. 
 Jerrold. Stirling, E. 
 
 101.11, 20 
 
 Caudle’s, Mrs., curtain lec- 
 tures. Jerrold, 1) 17.11 
 
 Caulfield, J. Book of won- 
 derful characters. See 
 
 Wilson, 11 103.1 
 
 Cavalier, 'i'he. James, G. 
 
 B. R 201.24 
 
 Cavendish, T., Life and voy- 
 ages of 48.12 
 
 Cavendish, pseud. Laws 
 
 and principles of whist. 307.13 
 Caxtoniana. Bulwer-Lyt- 
 
 ton, E. (G. E. L.) 150.3 
 
 Cantons, The. Bulwer- 
 
 Lytton, E. (G. E. L.). .. 265.17 
 Cazin, A. Bhenomena and 
 
 laws of heat 30.1 
 
 Cecil Dreeme. Wintlirop, 
 
 T 248.4 
 
 Cecilia Howard. Arthur, 
 
 T. S 341.4 
 
 Carpenter of Rouen. Jones, 
 
 J. S 105.17 
 
 Carpenter’s new guide. 
 
 Nicholson, B 301.1 
 
 Carrel, (J. B. N.) A. The 
 counter-revolution in 
 
 England 338.8 
 
 Carthage and her remains. 
 
 Davis, N 82.3 
 
 Cary, A. Clovernook 215.20 
 
 Cary, T. G. Memoir of T. 
 
 H. Berkins 112.1 
 
 Casey. S. Infantry tactics. 
 
 Vol. 2, 3. 2 V 38.14 
 
 Casimir Maremma. Helps, 
 
 A 320.18 
 
 Caspian sea. Travels in 
 the. Ilommaire de Hell, 
 
 X *. 232.8 
 
 Cast away in the cold. 
 
 Hayes, !. 1 22.4 
 
 Cast up by the sea. Baker, 
 
 Sir S. W 10.5 
 
 Castle builders. Vonge, C. 
 
 M ' 303.9 
 
 Celestial scenery, etc., dis- 
 played. Dick, T. ..59.5; 335 6 
 Cellini, B. Memoirs. 2 v. 
 
 in 1 194.13 
 
 Cenci, The. Shelley, B. B. 108.24 
 Centlivre, S. a bold 
 
 stroke for a wife 109.6 
 
 — The wonder 105.27 
 
 Cera-antes Saavedra, M. 
 
 de. Don Quixote. N. Y. 247.8 
 
 Same. Bost. 1800. 2 
 
 V. in 1 321.23 
 
 Same. Bost. 1865. 4 v. S26.5 
 
 Ceylon, Rifle and hound in. 
 
 Baker, .90’ S. W 26.19 
 
 CiiAiNBEARER, The. Cooper, 
 
 J. F 286.4 
 
 CiiALLis, F. My Avife’s hus- 
 band 164.12, 23 
 
 Chalmers, T. Christian rev- 
 elation viewed in con- 
 nection Avith astronomy. 363.4 
 
 — Correspondence 124.18 
 
 — Christian labors of. See 
 
 Wayland, F 120.2 
 
CHAMBERS 
 
 15 
 
 CHINA 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Chambers, R. Cyclopaedia 
 of English literature. 
 
 2 V *R. R.,B.3 
 
 CiiAMBEits, T. W. Memoir 
 
 of T. Freliiigliiiysen 196.2 
 
 Chambers, W. Home book ; 
 or, pocket miscellany. 
 
 6 77.2 
 
 — Miscellany of useful and 
 
 entertaining knowledge. 
 
 Vol. 1-3, 5. 4 V 207.25 
 
 — and R. Papers fqr the 
 
 people. 12 204.3 
 
 Changed brides. South- 
 
 worth, E. D. E. N 345.9 
 
 Changeling, Ti e. Middle- 
 
 ton, T. V. 4 of 163.10 
 
 Changing base. Everett, 
 
 W 27.1 
 
 Channing, E. T. Life of 
 
 W. Ellery v. 6 of 117.1 
 
 V. 3 of 123.7 
 
 Channing, Walter. A phy- 
 sician’s vacation ; or, a 
 
 summer in Europe 94.15 
 
 Channing, William E. 
 
 Works. 6 V 44.21 
 
 Contents . — Vol. I. Intro- 
 ductory remarks ; Character 
 and writings of Milton ; Life 
 of Napoleon Bonaparte ; Char- 
 acter and writings of Fenelon ; 
 
 Moral argument against Cal- 
 vinism; National literature; 
 Associations ; The union ; Ed- 
 ucation. II. Slavery; The 
 abolitionists ; Annexation of 
 Texas to the United States; 
 
 Letter on Catholicism ; The 
 creeds; Address on temper- 
 ance ; Address on self-cul- 
 ture. Ill, IV. Discourses; 
 Evidences of Christianity. V. 
 Remarks on the slavery ques- 
 tion; Lecture on war; Lec- 
 tures on the elevation of the 
 laboring classes; Death of Dr. 
 
 Follen, a discourse; Charges 
 at the ordinations of F. T. 
 
 Gray, R. C. Waterston, and J. 
 
 S. Dwight; Miscellanies; Ap- 
 pendix. VI. Emancipation, 
 
 1840; Discourse on J. Tucker- 
 man ; Address on the present 
 age; The church ; Duty of the 
 free states; Address on the 
 anniversary of the emancipa- 
 tion in the British West Indies. 
 
 — Discourses 366.23 
 
 Channings, The. Wood, E. 
 
 P 321.8 
 
 Chapel of St. Mary ........ 247.17 
 
 Chapel of the hermits. 
 
 Whittier, J. G. ..v. 1 of 167.12 
 Chaplet of pearls. Youge, 
 
 C. M 301.42 
 
 Chapman, J. Characteris- 
 tics of men of genius. 
 
 2v 215.14 
 
 Character. Clark, R. W. 
 
 Formation of 204.8 
 
 — Jameson, A. (M.) Sketch- 
 
 es of 47.20 
 
 — Ware, H., jr. Formation 
 
 of Christian 389.4 
 
 Character and characteris- 
 tic men. Whipple, E. 
 
 P 116.7 
 
 Characteristics of men of 
 
 genius. Chapman, J. .. 215.14 
 Charcoal-burner, The. Al- 
 
 mar, G 165.29 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Charcoal sketches. Neal, 
 
 J. C 324.15 
 
 Charlemagne, History of. 
 
 James, G. P. R. ... 49.10 
 
 ClIARLEMONT. SilUmS, W. 
 
 G 243.17 
 
 Charles I, of England, His- 
 tory of. See Abbott, J. 15.17 
 Charles II, of England. Ab- 
 bott, J. History of. ... 15.23 
 
 — Hamilton, A. Personal 
 
 history, etc., of 337.1 
 
 Charles the second. Payne, 
 
 J. H 165.3 
 
 Charles V, of Germany, 
 
 Reign of. See Robert- 
 son, W 148.12 
 
 Charles XII, king of Sweden, 
 History of. See Vol- 
 taire, F. (M. A.) de.... 135.13 
 Charles XII. Planche, J. 
 
 R 165.7 
 
 Chari.es the bold. History 
 
 of. N^-eKirk, J. F 141.1 
 
 Charles, E. Diary of Mrs. 
 
 Kitty Trevylyan 265.6 
 
 — Schonberg-Cotta family. 246.11 
 
 — The victory of the van- 
 
 quished 246.8 
 
 — Winifred Bertram 264.7 
 
 Charles Auchester. Shep- 
 pard, E. S. 261.35 
 
 Charles Edward Stuart, 
 
 jwinee. See Johnes, M. 17.32 
 Charles O’Malley. Lever, 
 
 C. (J.) 241.11; 348.3 
 
 Charlie Bell. Kellogg, E. 14.17 
 Charlotte Elizabeth, 
 pseud. Nee Tonna, C. E. 
 Chartism. Carlyle, T. 155.8; 157.8 
 Chase, G. W. Digest of 
 
 masonic law 156.18 
 
 Chase, H., and Sanborn, C. 
 
 W. The North and the 
 South 136.15 
 
 Chaste maid in Cheapside. 
 
 Middleton, T. ...v. 4 of 163.10 
 Chatham, Earl of. See Pitt, 
 
 W. 
 
 Chatrian, a. Madam The- 
 
 rese. Nee Erckmann, E. 326.16 
 Cheever, G. B. Right of 
 
 the Bible in our public 
 
 schools 387.1 
 
 Cheever, H. T. Life in the 
 
 Sandwich islands 236.11 
 
 Chemical history of a can- 
 dle. Faraday, M 367.31 
 
 Chemistry. Liebig, J. von. 
 Chemistry in its applica- 
 tions to agriculture and 
 
 physiology 386.2 
 
 Familiar letters on 364.13 
 
 — Prout, W. Chemistry 
 
 and natural theology ... 37.6 
 
 — Stoeckhardt, J. A. Prin- 
 
 ciples of 37.14 
 
 See also Adulterations, Ag- 
 ricultural chemistry, Metal- 
 lurgy. 
 
 Cherry, A. The soldier’s 
 
 daughter 165.14 
 
 Cherry and fair star 164.10 
 
 CiiESEBRO’, C. Isa 246.22 
 
 — Peter Carradine 247.6 
 
 — Victoria 264.3 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 ClIESNEY, F. R. Russo- 
 Turkish campaigns of 
 
 1828, 29 97.12 
 
 Chess. Morphy, P. Games 
 
 of 37.19 
 
 — Staunton, H. The chess- 
 
 player’s hand-book 37.18 
 
 The chess tournament. 37.4 
 
 Chesterfield, Earl of. See 
 Stanhope, P. D. 
 
 Chiapas, Incidents of travel 
 
 in. Stephens, J. L 83.8 
 
 Child, A. B. Better views 
 
 of living 366.16 
 
 Child, L. M. Autumnal 
 
 leaves 207.20 
 
 — Condition of women. 2 v. 186.12 
 
 — Isaac T. Hopper: life... 215.8 
 
 — Philothea 265.7 
 
 — Progress of religious 
 
 ideas. 3 v 383.2 
 
 — A romance of the repub- 
 
 lic 326.21 
 
 Childe Harold’s pilgrim- 
 age. Byron, G. (G. N.), 
 
 lord 169.16; v. 4 of 228.2 
 
 Children. Newcomb, H. 
 
 Kind words for 18.25 
 
 — Sedgwick, C. M. Love 
 
 token for 18.2 
 
 — Struve, C. A. Domestic 
 
 education of 154.13 
 
 — Warren, E. How I man- 
 
 aged my 35.7 
 
 Children in the wood. Mor- 
 ton, T 164.12, 23 
 
 Children of the New forest. 
 
 Marryat, F 323.1 
 
 Chimney-corner, The. 
 
 Stowe, H. (E.) B 157.10 
 
 China. Anderson, A. Brit- 
 ish embassy to, in 1792- 
 94 357.3 
 
 — Callery, J. M. Insurrec- 
 
 tion in 188.4 
 
 — Cooke, G. W. Corre- 
 
 spondence from, in 1857, 
 
 58 234.2 
 
 — Davis, Sir J. F. Descrip- 
 
 tion of 47.15 
 
 — Doolittle, J. Social life 
 
 of the Chinese 95.15 
 
 — Hanks, F. L. Expedi- 
 
 tion to the China seas 
 and Japan, in 1852-54. 
 
 231.1; 232.5 
 
 — Hue, J^. R. Journey 
 
 through the Chinese em- 
 pire 94.16 
 
 Travels in, 1844-46 235.14 
 
 — Medhurst, W. H. State 
 
 and prospects 94.13 
 
 — Neviiis, J. R. China and 
 
 the Chinese 85.16 
 
 — Oliphant, L. Earl of El- 
 
 gin’s mission to 82.13 
 
 — Scarth, J. Twelve years 
 
 ill 96.15 
 
 — Smith, G. Visit to the 
 
 consular cities of 94.21 
 
 — Smith, W. L. G. China 
 
 and the Chinese 97.13 
 
 — Taylor, (J.) Bayard. Vis- 
 
 it to, in 1853 87.20 
 
 — Williams, Mrs. H. D. A 
 
 year in 94.11 
 
CHINA 
 
 f'LKVKI. \NI> 
 
 
 Sliclf. No. 
 
 China, c.onli.nncd. 
 
 — VVillijuiiH, S. W. The 
 Chinese (nnpirc; Jind its 
 
 iiiliabitunts 2.‘}5jn 
 
 CiUT-ciiA'r oT Iminor, wit, 
 
 jiiul iuiee.dote 3 13.1. ‘5 
 
 CiirvALitY. Hidlincli, T. Age 
 
 of 188.13 
 
 — James, G. P. P. Jlistory 
 
 of 19.10 
 
 CiioATK, P. Works, witli 
 memoir by S. G. Prowii. 
 
 2v 42.5 
 
 Contents. — Vol. T. Memoir; 
 
 LetterH ; Lectures :iud address* 
 es. II. Speeches ; llorio 'I’hii- 
 cydidiaiiaj; Translalioti from 
 Tacitus. 
 
 - Brown, S. G. Life of 115.11 
 
 — Parker, E. G. Peminis- 
 
 cences of 214.1 
 
 CiioEriroiiyL, The. iEschy- 
 
 Ins 339.17 
 
 CnoLEUA, Asiatic. Burrall, 
 
 E. A 35.2 
 
 Choleric man. The. Cum- 
 berland, P 108.22 
 
 CiiORLTON, W. Grape grow- 
 er’s guide 34.19 
 
 CiiouLES, J. O. Cruise of 
 the steam yacht North 
 Star 87.15 
 
 — Young Americans abroad ; 
 
 or, vacation in Europe . . 15.43 
 
 Chretien he Poville, A. J. 
 Elements of agriculture. 
 
 V. 2 of 305.29 
 Christ. Abbott, L. Life of. 32.5 
 
 — Bulfinch, S. G. Contem- 
 
 plations of the Saviour. 300.38 
 
 — Ellicott, C. J. Life of.. 363.18 
 
 — Johnson, S. The worship 
 
 of Jesus 307.0 
 
 — Kempis, T. a. Imitation 
 
 of 303.15 
 
 — Neancler, (J.) A. (W.) 
 
 Life of 122.3 
 
 — Parker, J. Ecce Deus.. 300.10 
 
 — Plumptre, E. H. Christ 
 
 and Christendom 32. 1 
 
 — Seeley, J. P. Ecce Homo. 300.9 
 
 — Testimony of Christ’s 
 
 second appearing. See 
 Shakers 303.5 
 
 — Ware, IL, jr. Offices and 
 
 character of 300.33 
 
 See also Trinity. 
 
 Christian believing and liv- 
 ing. Huntington, F. I). 380.10 
 Christian character. Ware, 
 
 IL, jr 389.4 
 
 Christian examiner. Vol. 
 
 1-27, 31-05, 07-73, 75-84. 
 
 73 V 418.1 
 
 CintiSTiAN nurture. Bush- 
 
 nell, H 300.31 
 
 Christian professor, The. 
 
 James,.!. A 387.7 
 
 Christian religion, ’I'nitli 
 and exc.ellence of the. 
 
 Adams, H 387.25 
 
 Christia.n Hjiec-tator. Vol. 
 
 1-3. 3 V 03.5 
 
 CiiRisriAN’s mistake. (Jraik, 
 
 IL (M.) M 204.0 
 
 Sliilf. No. 
 
 Chihstianh Y. Fish, H. C. 
 
 I’rimilive piety revived. 300.21 
 — Magoon, E. L. Itepubli- 
 
 can 
 
 
 
 207.24 
 
 — Martineau, .1. 
 
 Sf iidies 
 
 
 — Mil man, 11. 11. 
 
 History 
 
 
 of 
 
 
 142.11 
 
 — Peabody, A. P. 
 
 Chris- 
 
 tianity the rel 
 
 igion of 
 
 
 nature 
 
 
 
 — Shelley, P. B. ]< 
 
 Issay on. 
 
 108.5 
 
 See also Clirist, Cliurch, Kv- 
 idcticcH, MiwHioiiH, Itcifcneru- 
 lion, Religion, Tlieology. 
 
 CiiRiS'i IE Johnstone. Peade, 
 
 C 249.1 ; 317.24 
 
 Christmas books. Diekens, 
 
 C. (J. H.) 281.10 
 
 CiiRisT.MAS-EVE aiul Eastci'- 
 
 day. Browning, K 107.11 
 
 Christmas guest. South- 
 
 worth, E. 1). E. N 315.17 
 
 Christmas hours. Haven, 
 
 C. IM. 1.53.22 
 
 Christy, 1). Culture of cot- 
 ton 150.24 
 
 Chronicles of Carlingford. 
 
 Oliphant, M. ((). W.) .. .301.15 
 CiiROMCLE.s of the Canon- 
 gate. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 V. 20, 21 of 203.5 
 Chronicles of the crusades. 338.9 
 Chronicles of the tombs. 
 
 Pettigrew, T. J 157.4 
 
 Church and congregation. 
 
 Bartol, C. A 300.4 
 
 Church music. Gould, N. 
 
 1). History of church 
 
 music in America 303.19 
 
 — Hewins, J. M. Hints 
 
 concerning 387.6 
 
 Churchill, J., chtke ofdlarl- 
 borouqh, Memoirs of. 
 
 See Cbxe, W 337.4 
 
 Cibber, C. Life 79.2 
 
 — Richard iii. See Shake- 
 
 speare, W 105.2 
 
 Cicero, M. T. Orations, 
 
 Offices, Cato andLaelius. 
 
 ^ 3 V 339.7 
 
 — Three dialogues on the 
 
 orator 339.5 
 
 Cincinnati in 1826. Drake, 
 
 B 233.6 
 
 Cinderella 165.19 
 
 Cinderella. Rossini, G. A. 162.7 
 Cinderella. Thackeray, 
 
 ms5(A. I.) 347.13 
 
 Cinq-Mars, H. d’E., ma?'- 
 quis de. Cinq-Mars : or 
 a conspiracy under Lou- 
 is xiii 201.21 
 
 Circassia. Spencer, E. ... 90.13 
 
 CiuCASsiA; or, a tour to the 
 
 (hiucasus. Ditson, G. L. 232.6 
 Circumnavigation of the 
 
 globe 47.16 
 
 Circumstances alter cases. 
 
 Hoiipin, W. J 164.22 
 
 Civil (mgineer’s and arclii- 
 tect’s journal. Vol. 1-23. 
 
 23 V. ! 52.1 
 
 CiviLiZA'i'ioN, True. Sega, J. 200.13 
 Civilization. Wilkins, J. H. 105.14 
 
 Slirlf. No. 
 
 (’iviLiZA I ION In Kuropc, Hi - 
 
 lorvol’. Gid/.ot , F. IM i j 147.2 
 Claii:\ h.i.k, L. F. N. iS.itan 
 
 in I'.aris. AV-r S<-ll)y, ( 10.».2l 
 Clamh;si IM-; marrl.agc. ('cd- 
 
 man, (L. Hn i hh r 10.5.0 
 
 Clai*, IL, .Memoirs of. A'- e 
 
 Young, A IS 1.7 
 
 Clai’I’, M. F., Memoir of. 
 
 Srr Kobl)ins, c 190.21 
 
 Cr.Ai-p, W. W., jr. La liain- 
 
 min.a 1 <1.5.28 
 
 — My husband’.s mirror.... 101.17 
 Clarendon, Lard . See 
 Hyde, E. 
 
 Clari. Payne, .1. H 105.25 
 
 Clark, J. A. ’I’Ik* pastor’s 
 
 lestimony 201.7 
 
 Clauk, IL W. I-’ormaf ion of 
 
 cliaracter 201.8 
 
 Clark, T. M. John Whop- 
 per tli(! newsl)oy HI. 12 
 
 Clauke, C. Life 79.3 
 
 Ci.AiiKE, M. C. 5'arns of an 
 
 old m.ariner 14.8 
 
 Clauke, N. H. B. O’Neal 
 
 the great 10.5.30 
 
 — 'I’he i)irate of the isles. .. 10.5.30 
 Clarke, It. S. {Stqdiie Mdij.) 
 
 Dotty Dimple stories. 
 
 Dotty Dimple at her 
 
 grandmother’s 18.17 
 
 Dotty llimple at home. 18.15 
 
 Dotty Dimph* Jit play.. 18.10 
 
 Dotty Dimple at school. 18.19 
 
 — - Dotty Dimple’s Fly- 
 
 away 18.14 
 
 Dotty Dimple out West. 18. 18 
 
 — Little Prudy series. Cap- 
 
 tain Horace 18.13 
 
 Cousin Gracie 18.8 
 
 Dotty Dimple 18.10 
 
 Fairy book 18.9 
 
 Little Prudy 18.11 
 
 Sister Su.sy 18.12 
 
 — Little Prudy’s Flyaway 
 
 series. Prudy keeping 
 
 house 18.33 
 
 Clarke and Lewis’ expedi- 
 tion. See Allen, P 48.23 
 
 Classical studies. Sears, B. 153.1 
 
 Claverings, The. Trollope, 
 
 A 301.35 
 
 Clay, H. Obituary addresses 
 on the death of. See 
 United States 101.2 
 
 — Sargent, E. Life of .... 195.11 
 Clayton, E. C. Queens of 
 
 song : memoirs of fe- 
 male vocalists 103.4 
 
 Clement, — . Ernestine. See 
 
 Deunery, — 165.15 
 
 Clement, J. Noble deeds of 
 
 American women 116.13 
 
 Cleopatra, History of. See 
 
 Abbott, J 15.27 
 
 Cleve hall. Sewell, E. M. . 304.2 
 
 Cleveland, C. D. English 
 literature of the 19th 
 
 century 204.13 
 
 Cleveland, H. P. Life of 
 
 II. Hudson V. 10 of 117.1 
 
 V. 2 of 123.7 
 
 Cleveland, P. J. Narrative 
 of voyages and commer- 
 cial enterprises. 2 v. . . 96.20 
 
CLEVER 
 
 17 
 
 CONJUGAL 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Clever stories of many na- 
 tions. Saxe, J. G 22.5 
 
 Clever woman of the fam- 
 ily. You're, C. M. ..... 301.38 
 Clife-climbers, The. Reid, 
 
 M 25.14 
 
 Climbing the rope. Nowell, 
 
 H. P. H 14.13 
 
 Clinton, P. W., Life and 
 writinojs of. See Camp- 
 
 bell, W. W 194.15 
 
 Clinton, H. F. Literary 
 
 remains 206.6 
 
 Clinton. Simonds, W. ... 17.23 
 
 Clockmaker’s hat. Girar- 
 
 din, E. de 164.8 
 
 Cloister, The, and the 
 
 hearth. Reade, C 347.25 
 
 Clovernook. Cary, A 245.20 
 
 Coale, W. E. Hints on 
 
 health 34.21 
 
 Cobb, C. and D. The veter- 
 an of the grand army.. 243.1 
 Cobb, S. Compend of Chris- 
 tian divinity 385.14 
 
 — Family singing book 158.14 
 
 — Review of the Conflict of 
 
 ages 458.16 
 
 — Human destiny. See Hud- 
 
 son, C. F 385.16 
 
 — Scripturalness of future 
 
 endless punishment. See 
 
 Adams, N 385.15 
 
 Cobbett, W. American gar- 
 dener 364.21 
 
 — A year’s residence in the 
 
 United States 236.12 
 
 CoBDEN, R. Political career 
 aud public services. See 
 
 MacGilchrist, J 127.16 
 
 Cochin, A. Results of eman- 
 cipation .... 356.11 
 
 Cochin-China, Voyage to, in 
 
 1792,93. Barrow, iSirJ. 81.3 
 Cockneys in California. 
 
 Coyne, J. S 164.5 
 
 CoDMAN, John, D. D. Me- 
 moir and sermons. See 
 
 Allen, W 113.11 
 
 CoDMAN, John. Ten months 
 
 in Brazil .... 95.29 
 
 Coffin, C. C. {Carleton.) 
 
 Following the flag 27.25 
 
 — Four years of fighting. . . 132.11 
 
 — My days and nights on 
 
 the battle-field 27.22 
 
 — Our new way round the 
 
 world 84.14 
 
 — The seat of empire 95.26 
 
 CoLASTERiON. Milton, J. V. 3 of 337. 5 
 Coleridge, S. T. Complete 
 
 works. 7 45.1 
 
 Contents. — Vol. 1. Aids to 
 reflection ; Statesman’s man- 
 ual. II. The friend, edited by 
 H. N. Coleridge. III. Biogra- 
 phia literaria, edited by H. N. 
 C. IV. Lectures upon Shak- 
 speare and other dramatists, 
 edited by Mrs. H. N. Coleridge. 
 V. Literary remains, edited by 
 H. N. C.; Confessions of an 
 inquiring spirit, edited by H. 
 N. C. VI. Constitution of 
 church and state, edited by H. 
 N. C.; A lay sermon on the 
 distresses and discontents, 
 1817; Table talk. VII. Poeti- 
 cal and dramatic works. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Coleridge, S. T., continued. 
 
 — Biographia literaria 2 v. 205.9 
 
 — Reminiscences of. See 
 
 Cottle, J 104.2 
 
 Collegian, The. [Feb.- 
 
 July, 1830] 55.1 
 
 Collier, J. P. Notes and 
 emendations to Shake- 
 speare’s plays 204.11 
 
 Collins, W. Poetical works. 228.3 
 
 Contents. — Memoir; Essay 
 on the genius and poems of 
 Collins, by Sir E. Brydges; 
 
 Oriental eclogues; Odes; Ob- 
 servations on the oriental 
 eclogues, and odes, by ;Dr. 
 Langhorne. 
 
 Collins, (W.) W. Anto- 
 
 nina 261.32 
 
 — Armadale 301.36 
 
 — Basil 324.18 
 
 — Mad Monkton ; and other 
 
 tales 302.40 
 
 — Man and wife ‘301.26 
 
 — The moonstone 301.10 
 
 — No name. Bost. 2v. .. 244.25 
 
 Same. N. Y 241.1 
 
 — The queen of hearts 326.9 
 
 — The queen’s revenge 302.41 
 
 — Sights a- foot 302.42 
 
 — The woman in white.... 301.22 
 COLMAN, G., the elder. The 
 
 clandestine marriage .. . 165.6 
 
 — The jealous wife 165.4 
 
 CoLMAN, G., the younger. 
 
 Blue devils 165.10 
 
 — The heir at law 165.13 
 
 — The iron chest 165.7 
 
 — Jonathan in England. . .. 165.29 
 
 — The mountaineers 165.9 
 
 — The poor gentleman .... 165.3 
 
 — The review 165.26 
 
 CoLMAN, H. European agri- 
 culture. 2 V 33.15 
 
 — European life and man- 
 
 ners. 2 V 234.22 
 
 CoLMAN, J. F. The island 
 
 bride, and other poems. 167.5 
 Colombat de l’Isere, M. 
 Diseases and hygiene of 
 the voice 38.12 
 
 Colombe’s birth-day. Brown- 
 ing, R V. 1 of 167.15 
 
 Colombo, C. Irving, W. 
 
 Life and voyages of. v. 6 of 46.6 
 Columbus and his com- 
 panions V. 7 of 46.6; 46.15 
 
 — Lamartine, A. (M. L. P.) 
 
 de. Life of 127.3 
 
 — Life of 127.14 
 
 Color-guard, The. Hos- 
 
 mer, J. K 136.19 
 
 Colorado river of the West, 
 
 Report upon the. Ives, 
 
 J. C 81.5 
 
 Colton, G. W. General 
 
 atlas *R. R., Table 
 
 Colton, W. Ship and shore, 
 in Madeira, Lisbon, and 
 
 the Mediterranean 97.3 
 
 — Three years in California. 96.18 
 Columbus, C. /See Colombo, C. 
 Columbus el fllibustero ! ! 
 
 Brougham, J 164.13 
 
 CoLvocoRESSES, G. M. Four 
 years in a government 
 
 exploring expedition. . . 234.10 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Combe, A. Physiology of 
 
 digestion 364.9 
 
 — Principles of physiology 
 
 applied to health 19.35 
 
 Combe, G. Constitution of 
 
 man 38.1 
 
 — System of phrenology. . . 34.7 
 
 Combe, W. Tour of Doctor 
 
 Syntax in search of the 
 
 picturesque 166.1 
 
 Comedy and tragedy. Four- 
 nier, R 164.13 
 
 Comedy of errors. Shake- 
 speare, W 3 of 163.1 
 
 V. 1 of 163.2 
 
 Cometh up as a flower 302.46 
 
 Comfort, L. C. Folks and 
 
 fairies 325.4 
 
 Comic history of the United 
 States. Sherwood, J. 
 
 D 282.1 
 
 Comical people. Pictures of. 248.24 
 Commerce, Cyclopaedia of. 
 
 Homans, J. S *R. R., B. 2 
 
 Commissary, The. Foote, 
 
 S 163.12 
 
 Common-place book. Jame- 
 son, A. (M.) 156.16 
 
 Common school journal. 
 
 Vol. 1-6, 10. 7 V 65.2 
 
 Comparative physiognomy. 
 
 Redfield, J. W 382.3 
 
 Comstock, J. L. Introduc- 
 tion to the study of bot- 
 any 364.23 
 
 CoMUS. Milton, J 2 of 161.5 
 
 V. 2 of 167.24 
 
 CoNANT, H. S. The butter- 
 fly hunters 22.8 
 
 Concord, Mass., Battle of. 
 
 Frothingham, R 184.5 
 
 Concord river. Mass., A 
 week on the. Thoreau, 
 
 H. D 44.6 
 
 Concordance to the Old and 
 New Testament. Cru- 
 
 den, A *R. R., G. 1 
 
 Cond6, j. a. Dominion of 
 
 the Arabs in Spain. 3 v. 186.1 
 
 Conduct of life. Emerson, 
 
 R. W 204.9 
 
 Cone cut corners. Abbott, 
 
 B., A., and L 248.20 
 
 Confession. Simms, W. G. 247.21 
 Confessions of a pretty wo- 
 man. Pardoe, J 321.4 
 
 Confessions of an English 
 opium-eater. De Quin- 
 
 cey, T 44.24 
 
 Confessions of an odd-tem- 
 pered man v. 3 of 282.5 
 
 V. 2 of 327.30 
 
 Confidences, Les. Lamar- 
 tine, A. (M. L. P.) de.. 114.19 
 
 Conflict of ages. Beecher, 
 
 E 366.5 
 
 CoNGAR, O. Autobiography 
 
 and memorials 199.4 
 
 Congo. Abbott, J. ...v 12 of 16.1 
 Congregational churches 
 
 of New England, Princi- 
 ples and practice of the. 
 
 Mitchell, J 367.1 
 
 CoNiNGSBY. Disraeli, B. .. 341.59 
 Conjugal lesson, A. Dan- 
 vers, H 164.10 
 
 3 
 
CONKI.ING 
 
 18 
 
 COXK 
 
 Hhclf. No. 
 
 C()NKi,iN(}, M. C. Moinoir 
 of the mother and wife 
 
 of VVashin^don ]\)7.2 
 
 CoNNEGTiour, History of. 
 
 l)wi,i;ht, 'r., jr 180.2 
 
 CoNNKCTicnT river, Fossil 
 iin[)ressions in t he sand- 
 stone rocks of. Warren, 
 
 d. (; 303.0 
 
 CoN(iUKST of Granada. Jr- 
 
 vin,ij:, W 5 of 40.0 
 
 CoNQUKST of Spain. Jrvin^;, 
 
 W V. 5 of 40.0 
 
 Constant couple. Farquhar, 
 
 G 100.0 
 
 CoNSTANTiNOPLK, Visit to. 
 
 Grey, lion. Mrs. W. ... 80.4 
 
 CoNSUKLO. Diidevant, A. 
 
 L. A. I) 324 12 
 
 CoNTAKiNi Fleming. Disra- 
 eli, H '. 341.57, 00 
 
 CoNTiCNTiON of the houses of 
 Yorke and Lancaster. 
 Shakespeare, W. .v. 3 of 103.11 
 Convalescent, The. Willis, 
 
 N. P 287.27 
 
 Convivial songster. Car- 
 penter, J. E 100.1 
 
 Conway, H. J. Hiram Hire- 
 
 out 104.15 
 
 — Our Jemiiny 104.10 
 
 Cook, E. Poems 102.12 
 
 Cook, J. Voyages round 
 
 the world, with his life. 
 
 iSee Kippis, A 148.7 
 
 Cooke, G. W. Correspon- 
 dence from China in 
 
 1857, 58 234.2 
 
 Cooke, J. E. Henry St 
 
 John, gentleman 246.21 
 
 — Stonewall Jackson : a 
 
 military biography 114.2 
 
 Cookery. See Domestic 
 economy. 
 
 Cool as a cucumber. Jer- 
 
 rold, W. B 164.19 
 
 Cooper, Frank, pseud. See 
 Simms, W. G. 
 
 Cooper, J. F. Afloat aud 
 
 ashore 286.1 
 
 — The bravo. N. Y 286.2 
 
 Same. Phil. 2 v 288.9 
 
 — The chaiubearer 286.4 
 
 — The crater 286.3 
 
 — The deerslayer 286.5 
 
 — The headsman 286.6 
 
 — The Heidenmauer 286.9 
 
 — History of the navy of the 
 
 United States to 1856. 
 
 3 V. in 1 183.12 
 
 — Home as found. .. .248.12 ; 286.7 
 
 — Homeward bound 286.8 
 
 — Jack Tier 286.10 
 
 — Last of the Mohicans .... 286. 15 
 
 — Jiionel Lincoln 286.11 
 
 — Mercedes of Castile 286.13 
 
 — Miles Wallingford 286.12 
 
 — Monikins 286.14 
 
 — Ned Myers 286.17 
 
 — Notions of the Americans. 
 
 2 185.20 
 
 — The oak-openings. 246. 12 ; 286.16 
 
 — 'I'he pathfinder 285.5 
 
 — 'J’he pilot 285.3 
 
 — 'I'lie pioneers 248.19; 285.2 
 
 — The prairie 285.1 
 
 Hhoir. No. 
 
 Cooper, J. F., ronlhiucd. 
 
 — Precjiution 285.1 
 
 — Fed Lover 285.7 
 
 — J'he redskins 214.5; 285.6 
 
 — Satanstoe 2H5.H 
 
 — J'he sea lions 2H5.10 
 
 — 'I'he spy 2H5.9 
 
 — Stories of the prairie. .. . 17.5 
 
 — Stories of t he sea 17.6 
 
 — Storii's of the woods.. .. 26.15 
 
 — 'I’he travelling bachelor. 
 
 2 V. in 1 218.11 ; 285.17 
 
 — The two admirals. 285 11 
 
 — 'I'he Water-witch. 247.19; 285.12 
 
 — The ways of the hour. 
 
 246.14; 285.13 
 
 — The wept of Wish-ton- 
 
 Wish 285.16 
 
 Same. [Dramatized].. 165.19 
 
 — Wing-and-wing ; or, le 
 
 Feu-follet 285.15 
 
 — Wyandotte 285.14 
 
 Note . — Five of tlic above 
 form the “ I.eatlior Htocking 
 tales,” in the following oriler : 
 
 'J'lie deerslayer, Last of the 
 Mohicans, 'The i)athliiKler, 
 
 The pioneers, The prairie. 
 
 Cooper, 'I'he 38 7 
 
 Coopers, 'I'he. Haven, A. IL 265.18 
 Cord and creese. De Mille, 
 
 J 261.29 
 
 CORioLANUS. Shakespeare, 
 
 W. ..V. 2 of 161.4; V. 9 of 163.1 
 V. 5 of 163.4; 165.29 
 CORKRAN, J. F. National 
 constituent assembly, 
 
 1848 147.8 
 
 Cornwall, Barry, pseud. 
 
 See Procter, B. W. 
 Cornwallis, K. Pilgrims 
 
 of fashion 247.29 
 
 Coroner’s, A, inquisition. 
 
 Hall, A. 0 164.11 
 
 Corsair, The. Brough, W. 164.12 
 Corsair, The. Dudevant, 
 
 A. L. A. D 302.43 
 
 Corse de Leon. James, G. 
 
 P. R 283.4 
 
 Corsican brothers. Dumas, 
 
 A. (D.) 165.13 
 
 Cortes, H. Abbott, J. S. C. 
 
 History of 15.11 
 
 — Life of 127.15 
 
 Cosmos. Humboldt, (F. H.) 
 
 A. von 364.25 
 
 Cottage bee keeper 364.12 
 
 Cottin, S. R. Elizabeth; 
 
 or, the exiles of Siberia. 287.10 
 Cottle, J. Reminiscences 
 
 of Coleridge and Southey. 104.2 
 Cotton, C. The complete 
 
 angler. See Walton, I. 387.14 
 
 Cotton, E. Voice from 
 
 Waterloo 358.1 
 
 Cotton, J., Life and letters 
 
 of. See Young, A 181.7 
 
 Cotton. Christy, D. Cul- 
 ture of 156.24 
 
 — Ure, A. Cotton manu- 
 facture of Great Britain. 37.1 
 Count of Monte-Cristo. Du- 
 mas, A. (D.) 321.1 
 
 Count Robert of Paris. 
 
 Scott, Sir W. ...v. 23 of 263.5 
 Counterparts. Sheppard, 
 
 E. S 282.3 
 
 Hlii ir No. 
 
 Coi NTESH Gisfla. John, E. 301.4 
 
 CoUNii.s.s <)l‘ KudoLt.idt. 
 
 Dmh-vaut, A. L. A. 1). . . 321.1 I 
 Country girl. WvclnTly, 
 
 W i !. 169.9 
 
 Cou^ ^R^ living and country 
 
 thinking 1)( dge, M. A. 151.31 
 Cou.vniY .s<|uirc. I)anc<*, 
 
 C 165.28 
 
 Court and camp of liona- 
 
 jiarlc 49.8 
 
 Courtney, J. Eustochc 
 
 Baudiu 165.18 
 
 — 'l ime tries all 165.27 
 
 CdiJRisiiiP and marriage. 
 
 Alcott, W. A 385,10 
 
 Courtship and marriage. 
 
 I lent/., C. L 346.1 
 
 CouRiSMip of Miles Stau- 
 
 dish. Longfellow, II.W. 16(5.28 
 Cousin, V. Elements of 
 
 psychology 36.38 
 
 “ Co^^sIN .Ai.ice,” pseud. Sec 
 Haven, A. B. 
 
 Cousin Grade. Clarke, R. 
 
 S 18.8 
 
 Cousin Harry. Grey, Mrs. 326.13 
 
 Cousin Pliillis. Gaskell, E. 
 
 CovERLEY, Sir Itogcr de. 
 
 Addison, J 24.3 
 
 See also Spectator, no. I, 2, 
 lOft-l 10, 112-12:5, 12.-), 12G, RSO- 
 132, 200, ;520, 3:15, :i30, 383, 517. 
 
 CovETOi'SNE.ss, Sin and evil 
 
 of. Dick, T 335.2 
 
 Cow, 'I'he. Milburn, M. M. 
 
 V. 1 of 365.29 
 
 Cowley, H. The belle’s 
 
 stratagem 165,27 
 
 CowPER, W, Works. Lond. 
 
 8v 46.1 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I, II. Life, 
 by li. Southey. II-IV. Let- 
 ters aud papers in the Con- 
 noisseur. V. Miscellaneous 
 poems; Olney hymns; Trans- 
 lations from V. Bourne; 
 Translations from the French 
 of Madame de La Mothe- 
 Guion; Translation of the 
 Latin and Italian poems of 
 Milton; Epigrams; Miscella- 
 neous poems; Translations 
 from Virgil; Translation of 
 Greek verses, etc. V'l. The 
 task; Tirocinium; Miscellane- 
 ous poems; Adam, a sacred 
 drama, translated from the 
 Italian of G. B. Andreini. 
 
 VI. Iliad of Homer. VIII. 
 
 Odyssey of Homer. 
 
 Same. N. Y 161.3 
 
 Contents. — Life and let- 
 ters ; Table talk ; Progress of 
 error ; Truth ; Expostulation ; 
 
 Hope ; Charity ; Conversa- 
 tion; Retirement; The task; 
 Miscellaneous poems; Olney 
 hymns; Translations from the 
 French of Madame de La Mothe- 
 Guion; Translations from the 
 Latin and Italian poems of 
 Milton; Translations of Greek 
 verses; Translations from the 
 fables of Gay ; Epigrams trans- 
 lated from the Latin of Owen; 
 Translations from Virgil, etc.; 
 
 Latin poems. 
 
 CoxE, W. History of the 
 house of Austria, 1218- 
 1792. 3 338.14 
 
COXE 
 
 19 
 
 CYCLOPEDIA 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 CoxE, W., continued. 
 
 — Memoirs of the duke of 
 
 Marlborough. 3 v 337.4 
 
 Coyne, J. S. An awkward 
 
 arrival 164.10 
 
 — Box and Cox married 
 
 and settled 164.7 
 
 — Cockneys in California. . 164.5 
 
 — The love-knot 165.29 
 
 — Pas de fascination 164.21 
 
 — A scene in the life of an 
 
 unprotected female.... 164.19 
 
 — The trumpeter’s daugh- 
 
 ter 164.21 
 
 — The vicar of Waketield. 
 
 [Dramatized] 165.12 
 
 — Wanted, one thousand 
 
 spirited young milliners, 
 
 for the gold diggings. . . 164.17 
 
 Cozeners, The. Foote, S. 163.12 
 
 CozzENS, F. S. The Spar- 
 
 rovvgrass papers 283.15 
 
 Cradle of liberty. Glover, 
 
 S. E 165.28 
 
 Cradock, M. Letter to Capt. 
 
 J. Endicott 181.7 
 
 Craik, D. (M.) M., formerly 
 Miss Muloch. Agatha’s 
 husband 261.33 
 
 — Avillion, and other tales. 261.40 
 
 — A brave lady 301.12 
 
 — Christian’s mistake 264.6 
 
 — The fairy book 15.3 
 
 — The head of the family.. 261.11 
 
 — John Halifiix, gentleman. 307.5 
 
 — Mistress and maid 302.11 
 
 — A noble life 264.8 
 
 — Nothing new 241.3 
 
 Contents. — Lord Erlistoun; 
 Alwyn’s first wife ; M. Anasta- 
 sius ; The water cure ; The last 
 house in G street ; A fami- 
 
 ly in love; A low marriage; 
 The double house. 
 
 — The Ogilvies 261.4 
 
 — Olive 302.9 
 
 — Our year 307.2 
 
 — Poems 168.15 
 
 — Studies from life 307.6 
 
 — Two marriages 342.8 
 
 — The unkind word, and 
 
 other stories 307.7 
 
 — The woman’s kingdom . . 301.37 
 
 — A woman’s thoughts 
 
 about women 153.11 
 
 Craik, G. L. The pursuit 
 of knowledge under dif- 
 ficulties. Illustrated by 
 
 anecdotes. 2 v 156.8 
 
 Same. Illustrated by 
 
 memoirs of eminent 
 
 men. 2 v 158.15 
 
 Cranch, C. P. Kobboltozo. 22.1 
 
 — Last of the Huggermug- 
 
 gers 22.3 
 
 Cranford. Gaskell, E. C. 307.3 
 Cranmer, T., Life of. See 
 
 Le Bas, C. W 127.11 
 
 Crater, The. Cooper, J. F. 286.3 
 Craven, H. T. Meg’s di- 
 version 165.30 
 
 “ Craven,” pseud. See Carle- 
 ton, Capt. 
 
 Crayon, Geoffrey, pseud. 
 
 See Irving, W. 
 
 Crayon miscellany. Irving, 
 
 W 46.17 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Crayon, The. Vol. 1, 2. 2v. 401.2 
 Creasy, E. L. The fifteen 
 decisive battles of the 
 
 world 147.12 
 
 Creation. Ilequembourg, 
 
 C. L. Plan of the 387.11 
 
 — Lord, E. Epoch of 365.19 
 
 — Powell, B. Philosophy of. 37.17 
 
 — Vestiges of the natural 
 
 history of 38.3 
 
 — Winchell, A. Sketches of. 34.13 
 Creighton, J. Memoirs... 79.7 
 Crescent, The, and French 
 
 crusaders. Ditson, G. L. 97.9 
 
 Crescent, The, and the 
 
 cross. Warburton, E. 235.3 
 Creswell, j. a. j. Oration 
 on the life and character 
 
 of H. W. Davis 134.6 
 
 Creyton, Paul, pseud. See 
 Trowbridge, J. T. 
 
 Crichton, A. History of 
 
 Arabia 47.3 
 
 — and Wheaton, H. Scan- 
 
 dinavia, ancient and 
 
 modern. 2 v 48.14 
 
 Cricket field 36.35 
 
 Cricket on the hearth. 
 
 Dickens, C. (J. H.) 165.30 
 
 Crimea. Grey, Hon. Mrs. 
 
 W. Visit to the 86.4 
 
 — Hommaire de Hell, X. 
 
 Travels in the 232.8 
 
 — Kinglake, A. W. Inva- 
 
 sion of the 135.12 
 
 Crinoline. Brough, R. B. 164.18 
 Crispino e la comare. Ricci, 
 
 F 162.10 
 
 Criterion, The. Tucker- 
 
 man, H. T 156.6 
 
 Critic, The. Sheridan, R. 
 
 B 163.9; 165.8 
 
 Criticism. Arnold, M. Es- 
 says in 157.14 
 
 — Bayne, P. Essays in.... 153.5 
 
 — Pope, A. Essay on. v. 1 of 169.7 
 
 Croly, G. Life and times 
 
 of George IV 48.6 
 
 Croly, J. C. Jennie June- 
 iana : talks on women’s 
 
 topics 154.29 
 
 Cromwell, O. Letters and 
 
 speeches. 2 v 197.18 
 
 — Life of. See Russell, M. 19.13 
 
 Crosland, Mrs. N. Memo- 
 rable women 198.7 
 
 Crossing the line. Almar,G. 164.10 
 Crowfield, Christopher, 
 pseud. See Stowe, H. 
 
 (E.) B. 
 
 Crown prince. The. Wilks, 
 
 T. E 164.10 
 
 Cruden, a. Complete con- 
 cordance to the Old and 
 New Testament .... *R. R., G. 1 
 Cruise of a Guineaman. 
 
 Gould, J. W 248.27 
 
 Cruise of the Dashaway. 
 
 Nowell, H. P. H 14.11 
 
 Crusades. Chronicles of the. 338.8 
 — Michaud, J. F. History 
 
 of the 188.11 
 
 Crusades and the crusaders. 
 
 Edgar, J. G 186.13 
 
 Crusoe’s island. Browne, J. 
 
 R 95.14 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Cuba. Dana, R. IL, jr. To 
 
 Cuba and back 97.15 
 
 — Howe, J. W. Trip to. .. 97.14 
 
 — Murray, A. JM. Letters 
 
 from 97.4 
 
 CuDLip, A., formerly Miss 
 Thomas. Called to ac- 
 count 261.20 
 
 — Denis Donne 261.7 
 
 — The dower house 261.18 
 
 — False colors 261.41 
 
 — Married at last 324.22 
 
 — On guard 261.53 
 
 — Only herself 261.37 
 
 — Played out 261.39 
 
 — Playing for high stakes. . 261.10 
 
 — Theo Leigh 261.17 
 
 — Walter Goring 261.19 
 
 Cumberland, R. The broth- 
 ers 168.22 
 
 — The choleric man 168.22 
 
 — The fashionable lover... 168.22 
 
 — Memoirs 122.2 
 
 CuM.MiNS, G. D Life of V. 
 
 H. Hoffman 126.19 
 
 Cummins, M. S. ElFureidis. 248.10 
 
 — Haunted hearts 342.10 
 
 — The lamplighter 342.18 
 
 Cunningham, A. British 
 
 painters, sculptors, and 
 
 architects. 5 v 47.14 
 
 Cure for the heartache. 
 
 Morton, T 165.2 
 
 Curie, P. F. Domestic 
 
 homoeopathy 389.2 
 
 Curiosities of literature. 
 
 Disraeli, 1 152.11; 155.6 
 
 Curran, J. P., and his con- 
 temporaries. See Phil- 
 lips, C 124.13 
 
 Curse of Clifton. South- 
 
 worth, E. D. E. N 345.5 
 
 Curse of gold. Stephens, 
 
 A. S 306.12 
 
 Curse of Kehama. Southey, 
 
 R 161.2; V. 8 of 227.2 
 
 Curtis, G. T. Constitution 
 
 of the United States. 2 V. 132.9 
 — Life of D. Webster. 2 v. 111.3 
 
 Curtis, G. W. Thehowadji 
 
 in Syria 97.2 
 
 — Lotus-eating 305.13 
 
 — Nile notes of a howadji.. 97.7 
 
 — Potiphar papers. 1854.. 283.20 
 
 Same. 1869 305.14 
 
 — Trumps 305.12 
 
 CuRZON, R. Armenia : a 
 
 year at Erzeroom, [etc.] 95.22 
 
 — Monasteries in the Le- 
 
 vant 234.11 
 
 Cushman, H. W. Geneal- 
 ogy of the Cushmans, 
 
 1617 to 1855 121.10 
 
 Cushman, R. On the state of 
 
 the [Plymouth] colony. 181.8 
 Cushman, R. W. Lives of 
 
 the twelve apostles .. .. 389.1 
 
 CusTis, G. W. P. Recollec- 
 tions and private me- 
 moirs of Washington.. 193.2 
 Cyclopaedia. American an- 
 nual cyclopaedia ... *R. R. , C. 1 
 
 — Arviue, K. Cyclopaedia 
 
 of anecdotes *R. R., C. 2 
 
 — Burton, W. E. Cyclopae- 
 
 dia of wit and humor. . . 72.2 
 
CYCLOPiT^DIA 
 
 20 
 
 I)K FORKST 
 
 Bholf. No. 
 
 Cyclopaedia, continued. 
 
 — Cliainbcr.s, R. Cycloprc- 
 
 dia of English literature. 
 
 *R. R., B. 3 
 
 — Godwin, P. Cyclopedia 
 
 of biography *J{. R., E. 5 
 
 — * Homans, J. S. Cyclope- 
 
 dia of commerce.. .*R. R., B. 2 
 Kirkland, F. Cyclopedia 
 of commercial and busi- 
 ness anecdotes 121.1 
 
 Kitto, J. Popular cyclo- 
 pedia of biblical litera- 
 ture *11. R., B. 4 
 
 — Long, G. Cyclopedia of 
 
 political knowledge 77.1 
 
 — New American cyclope- 
 
 dia *R. R.,B. 1 
 
 — Tayior, (J.) Bayard. Cy- 
 
 clopedia of modern 
 
 travel 83.10 
 
 See also Encycloprodia. 
 Cymbeline. Shakespeare, 
 
 W 2 of 101.4 
 
 V. 12 of 163.1 ; V. 6 of 1G3.2 
 Cyprus, Travels through. 
 
 Mariti, G 83.6 
 
 CYROP.EDIA, The. Xeno- 
 phon V. 2 of 19.6 
 
 Cyrus the great. History of. 
 
 See Abbott, J 15.34 
 
 Dadd, G. II. Diseases of 
 
 cattle 35.12 
 
 Daisy Burns. Kavanagh, J. 322.5 
 Daisy chain. Yonge, C. M. 266.16 
 Dall, C. H. Egypt’s place 
 
 in history 183.13 
 
 — Patty Gray’s journey 
 
 from Boston to Balti- 
 more 27.13 
 
 From Baltimore to 
 
 Washington 27.12 
 
 On the way ; or, Patty 
 
 at Mount Vernon 27.11 
 
 Dalrymple, j. S. The nai- 
 ad queen 165.28 
 
 Dalton, W. The tiger 
 prince ; or, adventures 
 in the wilds of Abys- 
 sinia 22.20 
 
 Dame blanche. La. Boiel- 
 
 dieu, F. A 162.3 
 
 Damon and Pythias. Banim, 
 
 J 165.6 
 
 Dampier, W., Life and voy- 
 ages of 48.12 
 
 Dana, D. D. The fireman : 
 the fire departments of 
 
 the United States 156.12 
 
 Dana, J. D. System of 
 
 mineralogy 382.1 
 
 Dana, R. II. Poems and 
 
 prose writings. 2v. .. 204.2 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Pooms; 
 
 The buccaneer; The changes 
 of home; Factitioufl life ; Mis- 
 cellaiieouH ; The idle man. II. 
 
 EasayH ; IlevlewH. 
 
 Dana, R. IL, jr. To Cuba 
 
 and back 97.15 
 
 — Two years before the 
 
 mast 19.37 
 
 Same. New ed 95.27 
 
 Dana, S. L. Essay on ma- 
 nures V. 2 of 365.29 
 
 No. 
 
 Dance, (’. 'I'lio Bengal tiger. 161.16 
 — 'fhe country S(|nire 165. 2H 
 
 — Delicatn ground 161.5 
 
 — Kill or cure 161.6 
 
 — A match in the dark 161.18 
 
 — A morning call 161.8 
 
 — Naval engagements 161.1 
 
 — ’fhe two b’hoys 161.22 
 
 — ’I'he victor vaiupilshed .. 161.16 
 
 — Wlio speaks first? 161.5 
 
 — High, low, Jack, and the 
 
 game. See Planch6, J. 
 
 R 164.14, 25 
 
 Dangerfield’s rest. Sedley, 
 
 H 247.28 
 
 Danish fairy legends and 
 
 tales. Andersen, H. C. 15.4 
 Dante Alioiiieri. The vi- 
 sion. Translated by H. 
 
 F. Cary 168.3 
 
 Danvers, H. A conjugal 
 
 lesson 164.10 
 
 — A fascinating individual. 
 
 164.14, 26 
 
 D’Arblay, F., formerly Miss 
 
 Burney. Evelina. Leip. 265.26 
 
 Same. NY. 2 v. in 1. 305.24 
 
 Darius the great. History 
 
 of. See Abbott, J 15.9 
 
 Dark hour before dawn. 
 
 Brougham, J 165.23 
 
 Dark night’s work. Gaskell, 
 
 E. C 302.12 
 
 Dark scenes of history. 
 
 James, G. P. R 136.22 
 
 Darlington, J. Records 
 of mining and metal- 
 lurgy. Phillips, J. A. 365.26 
 Darnley. James, G. P. R. 283.10 
 Darusmont, F. W. (Fran- 
 ces Wright.) Society and 
 manners in America .... 134.1 
 
 Darwin, C. (R.) Natural 
 history and geology of 
 
 the countries visited by 
 the Beagle. 2 37.27 
 
 — Origin of species 34.3 
 
 — Variation of animals and 
 
 plants under domestica- 
 tion. 2 34.2 
 
 Dasent, G. W. Popular 
 
 tales from the Norse... 283.14 
 Dash, Comtesse, pseud. See 
 Saint-Mars, Cisterne de 
 Courtiras, vicomtesse de. 
 
 Dates, Dictionary of. Haydn, 
 
 J *R. R., A. 9 
 
 Daughter, The. Bayly, 
 
 T. H 164.11 
 
 Daughter of an empress. 
 
 Mundt, C 281.1 
 
 Davenport Dunn. Lever, 
 
 C. (J.) 241.10; 348.2 
 
 David Copperfield. Dickens, 
 
 C. (J. H.) 284.11 
 
 Same. Dramatized. See 
 
 Brougham, J 165.17 
 
 David Elgin brod. MacDon- 
 ald, G 343.3 
 
 Davidge, W. The drama 
 
 defended 164.15 
 
 Davidson, J. W. Living 
 
 writers of the South 115.1 
 
 Davidson, L. M., Memoir 
 of. See Sedgwick, C. 
 
 M V. 7 oni7.1 
 
 Khilf N<». 
 
 Davie, W. R., Life of. 
 
 llubbnrd, F. M. ..v. 15 of 117.2 
 Daviich, (’. N. Leclurc.s on 
 
 prophecy 366.14 
 
 Davis, (J. H. l{ei>ort in re- 
 lation to the surveys of • 
 BosU)n harbor. Stc 
 
 Boston 33.13 
 
 Davis, 1)., jr. Manual of 
 
 magin’tism 364 15 
 
 Davis, H. W., Life and char- 
 acter of. See C res well, 
 
 J. A. J 134.6 
 
 Davis, A7r J. F. The Chi- 
 nese. 2 47.15 
 
 Davis, N. Carthage and 
 
 her remains 82.3 
 
 Davis, B. B., formerly 
 Miss I la rd ing. M a rg r (; t 
 
 Howth 245.4 
 
 Davis, W. W. H. New 
 Mexico and her peo- 
 ple 85.24 
 
 Davy, Young Humphry. 
 
 Mayhew, H 16.10 
 
 Day, H. The opium habit. 166.11 
 Day, T. Sanford and Mer- 
 ton 17.7 
 
 Day after the fair. Somer- 
 set, G. A 164.12, 23 
 
 Day after the wedding. 
 
 Kemble, Mrs. C 165.6 
 
 Days of Bruce. Aguilar, G. 265.5 
 Days of my life. Oliphant, 
 
 M. (O. W.) 305.28 
 
 Dead guest. Zschokke, (J.) 
 
 H. (D.) 302.57 
 
 Dead heart. Webster, B. . 165.30 
 Dead sea. Expedition to the. 
 
 Lynch, W. F 232.4 
 
 Dead shot. Buckstone, J. B. * 164.1 
 Deaf as a post. Poole, T. 164.8 
 Deafness. Lighthill, E. B. 364.28 
 Dean of Dedham. Wood, 
 
 E. P 321.22 
 
 Deane, S. History of Scitu- 
 
 ate 363 7 
 
 Death-bed, The. Opie, A. 
 
 V. 2 of 282.5 
 
 Death, Punishment of. 
 
 Spear, C 156.25 
 
 Death-shot, The 248.27 
 
 Debenham’s vow. Edwards, 
 
 A. B 261.48 
 
 Debit and credit. Freytag, 
 
 G 305.27 
 
 Deborah’s drawer. O’Reil- 
 ly, E. G 29.1 
 
 Debtor’s daughter. Arthur, 
 
 T. S 341.5 
 
 Decatur, S., Life of. See 
 
 Mackenzie, A. S..v. 11 of 117.2 
 Decided case, A. Brougham, 
 
 J 164.11 
 
 Deerslayer, The. Cooper, 
 
 J. F 286.5 
 
 DeFoe, D. Robinson Cru- 
 soe. Bost. 1855 246.18 
 
 Same. Bost. 1869 17.27 
 
 Same. Lond 305.8 
 
 De Forest, J. W. European 
 acquaintance : sketches 
 of people in Europe .... 95.23 
 
 — Miss Haveners conver- 
 sion from secession to 
 loyalty 324.9 
 
DE FOEEST 
 
 21 
 
 DIEDEICH 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 De Forest, J. W., continued. 
 
 — Oriental acquaintance ; 
 
 or, letters from Syria.. 97.28 
 Deformed, The, transform- 
 ed. Byron, G. (G. N.), 
 
 lord V. 8 of 228.2 
 
 Delano, A. Voyages and 
 travels in the northern 
 and southern hemis- 
 pheres 93.8 
 
 Delicate ground. Dance, 
 
 C 164.5 
 
 DeMille, J. The “ B. O. 
 
 W. C.” [i.e. Brethren 
 of the White Cross] 27.15 
 
 — Cord and creese 261.29 
 
 — Dodge club 301.25 
 
 — Lost in the fog 27.19 
 
 Democracy in America. 
 
 Tocqueville, A. (C. H. 
 
 C.) de 133.17 
 
 Democritus junior, pseud. 
 
 See Burton, R. 
 
 Demon lover. Brougham, 
 
 J 164.11 
 
 Dendy, W. C. Philosophy 
 
 of mystery 386.19 
 
 Denis Donne. Cudlip, A. .. 261.7 
 
 Denis Duval. Thackeray, 
 
 W.M V. 3 of 347.1 
 
 Denison, C. W. Life, cam- 
 paigns and public ser- 
 vices of P. H. Sheridan. 115.13 
 Denmark, Summer and win- 
 ter pictures of. Taylor, 
 
 (J.) Bayard 97.19 
 
 Dennery, — , and Clement, 
 
 — . Ernestine, trans- 
 
 lated by W. Robertson. 165.15 
 
 Depping, G. B. Wonders 
 of bodily strength and 
 
 skill 36.15 
 
 De Quincey, T Autobio- 
 graphic sketches ' 44.20 
 
 — The avenger, and other 
 
 papers 44.23 
 
 — Biographical essays 44.14 
 
 — The Caesars 44.15 
 
 — Confessions of an English 
 
 opium-eater, and Suspi- 
 
 ria de profundis 44.24 
 
 — Historical and critical 
 
 essays 44.12 
 
 — Letters to a young man, 
 
 and other papers 44.10 
 
 — Literary reminiscences. 
 
 2 V 44.22 
 
 — Logic of political econ- 
 
 omy, and other papers. 44.16 
 
 — Memorials and other pa- 
 
 pers 44.18 
 
 — Miscellaneous essays 44.17 
 
 — Narrative and miscella- 
 
 neous papers. 2v 44.13 
 
 — Note book of an English 
 
 opium-eater 44.19 
 
 — Philosophical writers and 
 
 other men of letters. 2 V. 44.11 
 
 — The poets, and other Eng- 
 
 lish writers 44.8 
 
 — Theological essays and 
 
 other papers. 2v .... 44.9 
 
 Derby, E. H. The catholic. 366.8 
 Derby, G. Influence of 
 anthracite fires upon 
 health 38.13 1 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Derby, G. H. {John Phoe- 
 nix.') Phoeuixiana 326.8 
 
 Durham, W. Life of John 
 
 Ray 122.9 
 
 Description and history 
 of vegetable substances 
 used in the arts. Tim- 
 ber trees : fruits 367.21 
 
 Deseret deserted 165.22 
 
 Desert home. Reid, M. .. 25.8 
 
 Deserted village. Gold- 
 smith, 0 228.5 
 
 Deserted wife. South- 
 
 worth, E. D. E. N 345.16 
 
 De Vere, a. Picturesque 
 sketches in Greece and 
 
 Turkey 236.15 
 
 Devil upon two sticks. 
 
 Foote, S 163.12 
 
 Devilish good joke. Hig- 
 
 gie,T 164.21 
 
 De Voe, T. F. The market 
 
 assistant 155.10 
 
 Dewey, C. Reports on the 
 herbaceous flowering 
 plants of Massachusetts. 33.12 
 Dexter, S., Reminiscences 
 
 of. See Sargent, L. M. 47.31 
 
 Dexter, T., Life of. See 
 
 Knapp, S. L 199.1 
 
 Dialogues. Abbott, J. v. 8 of 16.1 
 
 — Fette, J. E. Dialogues 
 
 from Dickens 27.2 
 
 — Joyce, J. Scientific .... 38.16 
 
 — Martine, A. Droll 168.25 
 
 — Sargent, E. Original... 154.20 
 
 Diary of a late physician. 
 
 Passages from the. W ar- 
 
 ren, S 308.4 
 
 Diary of an ennuyee. Jame- 
 son, A. (M.) 47.18 
 
 Diary of Mrs. Kitty Tre- 
 
 vylyan. Charles, E. .. . 265.6 
 
 Diaz, A. M. The William 
 
 Henry letters 16.7 
 
 Dibdin, T. The heart of 
 Mid-Lothian, from Sir 
 W. Scott 165.20 
 
 — Ivanhoe, from Sir W. 
 
 Scott 165.29 
 
 — The lady of the lake, from 
 
 Sir W. Scott 165.26 
 
 Dick, T. Celestial scenery ; 
 or, the wonders of the 
 planetary system dis- 
 played. N. Y 59.5 
 
 Same. Phil 335.6 
 
 — Improvement of socie- 
 
 ty by the difi’usion of 
 
 knowledge. N. Y 19.39 
 
 Same. Phil 335.4 
 
 — Mental illumination and 
 
 moral improvement of 
 mankind 335.5 
 
 — Philosophy of a future 
 
 state 335.1 
 
 — Philosophy of religion. . . 335.3 
 
 — The practical astronomer. 335 7 
 
 — The sidereal heavens. 
 
 N. Y 19.11 
 
 Same. Phil 383.21 
 
 — Sin and evil of covetous- 
 
 ness 335.2 
 
 — The solar system 383.23 
 
 Dick Turpin and Tom King. 
 
 Suter, W. E 164.22 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Dickens, C. (J. H.) {Boz.) 
 
 Works. Library edition. 
 
 Bost. 27 V. Namely : — 
 
 I, II. Pickwick papers. 284.2 
 
 Ill, lY. Nicholas Nic- 
 
 kleby 284.4 
 
 V, VI. Martin Chuz- 
 
 zlewit 284.9 
 
 VII. The old curiosity 
 
 shop. Vol. 1 V. 1 of 284. 15 
 
 VIII. The old curios- 
 ity shop. Vol. 2. Re- 
 printed pieces v. 2 of 284. 15 
 
 IX. Barnaby Rudge. 
 
 Vol. 1 V. 1 of 284.3 
 
 X. Barnaby Rudge. 
 
 Vol. 2. Hard times, v. 2 of 284.3 
 
 XI. Sketches 284.1 
 
 XII. Oliver Twist.... 284.7 
 
 Xlir, XIV. Dombey 
 
 and son 284.13 
 
 XV, XVI. David Cop- 
 
 perfield 284.11 
 
 XVII. Pictures from 
 
 Italy; Reprinted pieces. 284.17 
 
 XVIII, XIX. Bleak 
 
 house 284.14 
 
 XX, XXL Little Dorrit. 284.5 
 
 XXII. Christmas books. 284.10 
 
 XXIII. A tale of two 
 
 cities 284.16 
 
 XXIV. Great expecta- 
 tions 284.12 
 
 XXV, XXVI. Our mu- 
 tual friend 284.6 
 
 XXVII. The uncom- 
 mercial traveller 284.8 
 
 — Barnaby Rudge. Phil. .. 281.37 
 
 — Bleak house. N. Y. 2 v. 245.18 
 
 Same. Phil 281.35 
 
 — Child’s history of Eng- 
 
 land. 2 V 26.18 
 
 — Dombey and son Phil... 281.34 
 
 — Great expectations. Phil. 282.2 
 
 — Hard times. N. Y 281.33 
 
 — Little Dorrit. Phil 281.32 
 
 — The mystery of Edwin 
 
 Drood 281.29 
 
 — Nicholas Nickleby. Phil. 247.27 
 
 — Our mutual friend. N.Y. 281.30 
 
 — Sketches. Phil 247.26 
 
 — Tale of two cities. N. Y. 246.19 
 
 Same. Phil 281.36 
 
 — The uncommercial travel- 
 
 ler; Master Humphrey’s 
 clock; New Christmas 
 stories. N. Y. 2 v. in 1. 325 8 
 
 — The cricket on the hearth. 
 
 Dramatized. See Smith, 
 
 A 165.30 
 
 — David Copperfield. Dram- 
 
 atized. See Brougham, 
 
 J 165.17 
 
 — Dombey and son. Dram- 
 
 atized. See Brougham, 
 
 J 165.17 
 
 — Nicholas Nickleby. Dram- 
 
 atized. See Stirling, E. 164.20 
 
 — Oliver Twist. Drama- 
 
 tized. Nee Almar, G. .. 165.23 
 
 — Dialogues from. See 
 
 Fette, J. E 27.2 
 
 Dickinson, A. E. What 
 
 answer? 326.22 
 
 Diedrich KNICKERBOCIvER, 
 pseud. See Irving, W. 
 
DIET 
 
 
 Dorrv 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Diet, follows, A. . I. riii- 
 
 losophy of oaiin;^ r^i.ao 
 
 — IIit(;licock, E. LcotnrcH 
 
 on 31.24 
 
 See also Food. 
 
 Digestion. Coinlic, A. 
 
 I’iiysiology of 304.0 
 
 — Mace, J. History of a 
 
 mouthful of liread 34.10 
 
 — Prout, W. Dij^cstiou 
 
 with reference to nat- 
 ural theology 37 0 
 
 — Sweetser, W. "I'l’catise 
 
 on 304.17 
 
 See also Dyspepsia, Food. 
 
 Dikes and ditches. Adams, 
 
 W. T 13.3 
 
 Dilke, C. W. Greater Brit- 
 ain : a record of trav- 
 el in Enj^lish-speakin^^ 
 
 countries, 1800, 07 8.0.4 
 
 Dimoxi), VV. ^J'he Tl^lthiop . . 105. 18 
 
 — The broken sword 105.20 
 
 — The lady and the Devil . . 105.24 
 
 Dinokaii. Meyerbeer, G. . . 102.5 
 
 Discahded daughter. South- 
 
 worth, E. D. E. N 345.10 
 
 Discoveuies, inventions, and 
 
 origins. Beckmann, J. 338.0 
 Diseases. See Pathology. 
 Disraeli, B. Coningsby .. 341.50 
 
 — Contarini Fleming. N. Y. 341.57 
 
 Same. Phil. 341.00 
 
 — Henrietta Temple. N. Y. 341.51 
 
 Same. Phil 341.58 
 
 — Lothair 301.10 
 
 Miriam Alroy. N. Y. ... 341.54 
 
 Same. Phil 341.01 
 
 Venetia 341.55 
 
 — Vivian Grey. N. Y 341.52 
 
 Same. Phil 341.50 
 
 — The young duke 341 56 
 
 Disraeli, I. Amenities of 
 
 literature 155.4 
 
 — Calamities and quarrels 
 
 of authors 155.3 
 
 — Curiosities of literature. 
 
 Loud. 3 V 155.6 
 
 Same With curiosi- 
 ties of American litera- 
 ture, by R. W. Griswold. 
 
 N. Y 152.11 
 
 — Literary character 155.5 
 
 Contents. — Literary char- 
 acter; Literary miscellanies ; 
 Character of James i. 
 
 Distinguished men of mod- 
 ern times. 2 V 47.6 
 
 Ditsox, G. L. Circassia; or, 
 
 a tour to the Caucasus. 232.6 
 
 — The crescent and French 
 
 crusaders 07.0 
 
 DivoitCE. Bucer, M. .Judg- 
 
 ment concerning. .V. 3 of 337.5 
 — Milton, .1. Colasterion; 
 Doctrine and discipline 
 of divorce; 'J'etrachor- 
 
 don V. 3 of 337.5 
 
 Divorced wife. Arthur, T. 
 
 S, 341.1 
 
 Dixon, E. H. Scenes in the 
 practice of a New York 
 surgeon 108.8 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Dixon, W. 11. Free Hnssia. 85.2 
 
 — Her majesty’s tower 147.3 
 
 Same. 2d scries 117.4 
 
 — 'I'he Holy Land 85.3 
 
 — New America 85.1 
 
 — ^Villiam Penn : an histor- 
 
 ical biography 106.6 
 
 Doctor, 'I'he. Southey, B. .305.15 
 Doctor Dil worth. Oxen- 
 
 ford, .1 164.20 
 
 Doctor of Alcantara. Eich- 
 
 I)firg, .1 162.14 
 
 Doctor 3'hornc. Trollope, 
 
 Doctors, Book about. Jeaf- 
 
 freson, .7. C 105.7 
 
 Doddridge, P. Works. 5 v. 43.2 
 
 Contents. — Yo\. I. Orton’s 
 memoiiH of the life of Dr. 
 Doddridge; 'J'hc rise and pro- 
 gress of religion in the soul; 
 Christianity founded on argu- 
 ment; An address on the im- 
 l)ortancc of family religion. 1 1. 
 
 Bermons on the education of 
 children; Sermons to young 
 persons; Sermons on the pow- 
 er a?id grace of Christ ; Her- 
 monson regeneration : On tho 
 doctrine of salvation hy gr.aec 
 through faidi ; On Christ’s in- 
 vitation to thirsty souls. III. 
 
 Sermons on puhlic occasions ; 
 Ordination sermons ; Funeral 
 sermons ; Hymns. IV. Lifeof 
 Colonel Gardiner ; A friendly 
 letter to the private soldiers 
 in the battle of Culloden ; A 
 dissertation on Sir I. Newton’s 
 chronology of the evangelists; 
 
 On the inspiration of the New 
 3'estament; Free thoughts on 
 the means of reviving the dis- 
 senting interest; Principles of 
 the Christian religion in plain 
 and easy verse; Life and char- 
 acter of the Rev. Thomas 
 Stefte; Lectures on pneumalol- 
 ogy, ethics and divinity. V. 
 
 Lectures on divinity; Lectures 
 on preaching and the several 
 branches of the ministerial of- 
 fice; Letters on various sub- 
 jects; A table of such Scrip- 
 tures as are illustrated in these 
 ■works; General index. 
 
 — Life and labors. See 
 
 Stoughton, J 126.4 
 
 Dodge, M. A. {Gail Hamil- 
 ton.') Country living 
 and country thinking.. . 154.31 
 
 — Gala-days 45.4 
 
 — A new atmosphere 45.7 
 
 — Red-letter days in Apple- 
 
 thorpe 14.25 
 
 — Skirmishes and sketches. 45.2 
 
 — Stumbling-blocks 45.5 
 
 — Summer rest 45.8 
 
 — Woman’s wrongs 45.6 
 
 — Wool-gathering 45.3 
 
 Dodge club. De Mille, J. . . 301.25 
 Doesticks, Q. K. Philander, 
 pseud. See Thomson, 
 
 M. 
 
 DoESfiCKS. What he says. 
 
 Thomson, M 
 
 .... 
 
 283.22 
 
 Dogs. Herbert, 11. W. 
 
 The 
 
 
 . . . 
 
 
 33.2 
 
 — Hutchinson, W. N. 
 
 Dog 
 
 br(‘aking 
 
 .... 
 
 33.1, 2 
 
 — .Jesse, E. Anecdotes of,. 
 
 37.3 
 
 — Mayhew, E. ])ogs 
 their management . . 
 
 and 
 
 33.2 
 
 Blu-lf. No 
 
 Dogs, continued . 
 
 — VouafI 
 
 , W. 'I'he dog... 
 
 361.35 
 
 See also Quormb 
 
 )n liKundfi. 
 
 
 Dommi.v a 
 
 nd son. 
 
 1 liekeilS, 
 
 
 (’. (.1. 
 
 H.) .... 
 
 ..2M1,3I ; 
 
 2.8 1. 13 
 
 Same 
 
 1 . I )raniatize(l. 
 
 
 Sec P.roiigham, 
 
 .1 
 
 165.17 
 
 Do.mks lie 
 
 animals, 
 
 , .Manag<'- 
 
 
 ment of. Bog< 
 
 •rs, .1. ... 
 
 ,38.8 
 
 See. also Rlrds, Cattle, flow, 
 Dogs, Hog, Horse, Pigeon, 
 Poultry, Itabbit, Veterinary 
 medicines. 
 
 Do.mestig economy. Bcoeh- 
 
 cr, C. E. Domestic 
 economy 34.6 
 
 — Blot, P. Practical cook- 
 
 ery 31.17 
 
 — De Voe, T. F. 3'lic mar- 
 
 ket assistant 155.10 
 
 — The family save-all 156.17 
 
 — Plain talk to (lomesfics . . 385.20 
 
 — Knndell, d/r.s. Domestic 
 
 cookery 367.17 
 
 — Widdifleld, H. Now cook 
 
 book 367.33 
 
 Domestic worship. Fnr- 
 
 ne.ss, W. H 366.21 
 
 Don B'leefalo. Cagnoni, A. 162.3 
 Don Caesar de Bazan. A 
 
 Beckett, G. A 165.2 
 
 Don Carlos. Schiller, (.7. 
 
 C.) F. von 157.23 
 
 Don Carlos. Verdi, G 162.11 
 
 Don Giovanni. Mozart, (,7. 
 
 C. S. G.) W. A 162.13 
 
 Don Juan. Byron, G. (G. 
 
 N.), lord V. 9, 10 of 228.2 
 
 Don Ihisquale. Donizetti, G. 162.4 
 Don Quixote. Cervantes 
 
 Saavedra, M. de 247.8 
 
 .^21.23; 326.5 
 
 Don Roderick, Vision of. 
 
 Scott, Sir W 4 of 228.7 
 
 Donizetti, G. Anna Bo- 
 lena; Don Pasquale; 
 L’elisire d’amore; I.,a 
 favorita; I..a fille du 
 regiment ; Idnda di Cha- 
 mounix; Imcia di Lam- 
 mermoor ; I^ucrezia Bor- 
 gia; Maria di Rohan; I 
 martiri. Italian, with 
 
 English translation 162.4 
 
 Donne, A. Mothers and 
 
 nurses 207.19 
 
 Donovan, C. Handbook of 
 
 phrenology 363.9 
 
 Don’t forget your opera- 
 
 glasses. Woolf, B. E. 164.17 
 Doolittle, J. Social life 
 
 of the Chinese. 2 v 95.15 
 
 Doom of Devorgoil. Scott, 
 
 SirW V. 9 of 228.7 
 
 Dora. Kavanagh, J 301.7 
 
 Doran, J. Knights and their 
 
 day 184.10 
 
 Dorchester antiquarian and 
 historical society. His- 
 tory of Dorchester, 
 
 Mass 134.22 
 
 Dotty Dimple. Clarke, R. 
 
 S 18.10 
 
 D(»tty Dimple at her grand- 
 mother’s. Clarke, R. S. 18.17 
 
DOTTY 
 
 23 
 
 DRAMAS 
 
 Shelf. Nc. 
 
 Dotty Dimple at home. 
 
 Clarke, R. S 18.15 
 
 Dotty Dimple at play. 
 
 Clarke, R. S 18.16 
 
 Dotty Dimple at school. 
 
 Clarke, R. S 18.19 
 
 Dotty Dimple out West. 
 
 Clarke, R. S 18.18 
 
 Dotty Dimple’s Flyaway. 
 
 Clarke, R. S. ...r 18.14 
 
 Douijle-ijeddkd room, The. 
 
 Morton, J. M 164.15 
 
 Double house. Craik, D. 
 
 (M.) M 241.3 
 
 Double play. Everett, W. 27.9 
 Doubly false. Stephens, A. 
 
 S 306.13 
 
 Douglas, S. A., Life of. 
 
 Sheahan, J. W 115.10 
 
 Douglas. Home, J 165.14 
 
 Dove in the eaj;le’s nest. 
 
 Yonge, C. M.' 263.3 
 
 Dow, L. Life, travels, la- 
 bors, and writings 151.14 
 
 Dow, jr., Faige, 
 
 E. F. 
 
 DowAGER,The. Mathews, C. 164.20 
 Doweu house. Cudlip, A. .. 261.18 
 Down the Rhine. Adams, 
 
 W. T 13.2 
 
 Down the river. Adams, 
 
 W.T 12.9 
 
 Downing, A. J. Fruits and 
 
 fruit trees of America. . 33.3 
 
 — Landscape gardening... 362.4 
 Downing, Major Jack, Life 
 and writings of. ISee 
 
 Smith, S 246.7 
 
 Drake, B., and Mansfield, E. 
 
 D. Cincinnati in 1826. 233.6 
 
 Drake, S. F., Life and voy- 
 ages of 48.12 
 
 Drama, Art, literature, and 
 the. Ossoli, S. M. F., 
 
 Drama defended. Davidge, 
 
 W 164.15 
 
 Dramas. Baker, G. M. Am- 
 ateur 27.3 
 
 The mimic stage 27.4 
 
 Dramas, Collection of. 57 v. 
 
 Note. — The plays whose ti- 
 tles are given below, belong 
 chiefly to the collections 
 known as French’s Standard 
 drama, French’s Minor dra- 
 ma, and French’s American 
 drama, Wemyss’s Minor dra- 
 ma, Sargent’s Modern stan- 
 dard drama, and Spencer’s 
 Boston theatre ; but many of 
 the volumes are made up in a 
 heterogeneous manner, and the 
 series are all imperfect. They 
 are, therefore, all placed under 
 the general head of Dramas, 
 rather than under the names 
 of the editors or publishers. 
 
 — Ion, by T. N. Talfourd; 
 
 Fazio, by H. H. Milman ; 
 
 The lady of Lyons, by Sir 
 E. L. Bulwer; Richelieu, 
 by Sir E. L. Bulwer ; The 
 wife, by J. S. Knowles; 
 
 The honey-moon, by J. 
 
 Tobin ; The school for 
 scandal, by R, B, Sheri- 
 dan; Money, by Sir E. 
 
 L. Bulwer 165.1 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Dramas, continued. 
 
 — The stranger, by A. F. F. 
 
 von Kotzebue ; Grand- 
 father Whitehead, by M. 
 
 J..emon ; Richard iii, by 
 W. Shakespeare, adapt- 
 ed to representation by 
 
 C. Cibber; J^ove’s sacri- 
 fice, by G. Lovell ; The 
 gamester, by E. Moore ; 
 
 A cure for the heart- 
 ache, by T. Morton ; The 
 hunchback, by J. S. 
 Knowles; DonCtesarde 
 Bazan, by G. A. A Beck- 
 ett and M. Lemon 165.2 
 
 — The poor gentleman, by 
 
 G. Colman, the younger ; 
 Hamlet, by W. Shake- 
 speare ; Charles the sec- 
 ond, by J. H. Fayne; 
 
 Venice preserved, by T. 
 Otway; Fizarro, altered 
 from Kotzebue, by R. 
 
 B. Sheridan ; The love- 
 chase, by J. S. Knowles ; 
 Othello, by W. Shake- 
 peare ; Lend me five shil- 
 lings, by J. M. Morton. 165.3 
 
 — Virginius, by J. S. 
 
 Knowles; The king of 
 the commons, by J. 
 
 White; London assur- 
 ance, by D. (L.) Bouci- 
 cault; The rent-day, by 
 
 D. Jerrold; The two 
 gentlemen of Verona, 
 by W. Shakespeare; 
 
 The jealous wife, by G. 
 Colman, the elder; The 
 rivals, by R. B. Sheri- 
 dan; Ferfection, by T. 
 
 H. Bayly 165.4 
 
 — A new way to pay old 
 
 debts, by F. Massinger ; 
 
 Look before you leap, by 
 G. W. Lovell ; King John, 
 by W. Shakespeare ; The 
 nervous man and the 
 man of nerve, by W. B. 
 Bernard ; Damon and 
 Fythias, by J. Banim ; 
 
 The clandestine mar- 
 riage, by G. Colman, the 
 elder; William Tell, by 
 J. S. Knowles ; The day 
 after the wedding, by 
 Mrs. C. Kemble 165.6 
 
 — Speed the plough, by T. 
 
 Morton; Romeo and Ju- 
 liet, by W. Shakespeare ; 
 
 Feudal times, by J. 
 
 White; Charles xii, by 
 J. R. Blanche; The bri- 
 dal, by Beaumont and 
 Fletcher; The follies of 
 a night, by JfR. Blanche , 
 
 The iron chest, by G. 
 Colman, the younger; 
 
 Faint heart never won 
 fair lady, by J.R. Blanche. 165.7 
 
 — The road to ruin, by T. 
 
 Holcroft; Macbeth, by 
 W. Shakespeare ; Tem- 
 per, by R. Bell ; Evadne, 
 by R. L. Shiel ; Bertram, 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Dramas, continued. 
 
 by C. Maturin ; The du- 
 enna, by R. B. Sheridan ; 
 
 Much ado about nothing, 
 by W. Shakespeare ; The 
 critic, by R. B. Sheridan. 165.8 
 
 — The apostate, by R. L. 
 
 Shiel; Twelfth night, by 
 W. Shakespeare ; Bru- 
 tus, by J. H. Fayne; 
 Simpson and co., by J. 
 
 Boole ; The merchant of 
 Venice, by W. Shake- 
 speare ; Old heads and 
 young hearts, by D. (L.) 
 Boucicault ; The moun- 
 taineers, by G. Colman, 
 the younger; Three 
 weeks after marriage, 
 by A. Murphy 165,9 
 
 — Love, by J. S. Knowles ; 
 
 As you like it, by W. 
 Shakespeare ; The elder 
 brother, altered from 
 Beaumont and Fletcher ; 
 Werner, by Lord Byron ; 
 Gisippus, by G. Griffin ; 
 
 Town and country, by 
 T. Morton ; King Lear, 
 by W. Shakespeare ; 
 
 Blue devils, by G. Col- 
 man, the younger 165.10 
 
 — King Henry viii, by W. 
 
 Shakespeare ; Married 
 and single, by J. Boole ; 
 
 King Henry iv, part 
 1, by W. Shakespeare; 
 
 Faul Pry, by J. Boole; 
 
 Guy Mannering, by D. 
 
 Terry; Sweethearts and 
 wives, by J. Kenney; 
 
 The serious family, by 
 M. Barnett; She stoops 
 to conquer, by O. Gold- 
 smith 165.11 
 
 — Julius Caesar, by W. 
 
 Shakespeare ; The vicar 
 of Wakefield, by J. S. 
 
 Coyne ; Leap year, by J. 
 
 B. Buckstone ; The cats- 
 paw, by D. Jerrold; The 
 passing cloud, by W. B. 
 Bernard ; The drunkard, 
 adapted by W. H. (S.) 
 
 Smith; Rob Roy Mac- 
 gregor, by I. Focock; 
 
 George Barnwell, by G. 
 
 Lillo 165.12 
 
 — Ingomar, translated from 
 
 the German, by M. 
 
 Lovell ; The two friends, 
 by R. Lacy ; Sketches in 
 India, from the opera of 
 “ The Englishman in 
 India,” by T. Morten; 
 
 Jane Shore, by N. Rowe ; 
 
 The Corsican brothers, 
 from the romance of 
 Dumas, by E. Grange 
 and X. de Montepin ; 
 
 Mind your own busi- 
 ness, by M. Lemon ; The 
 writing on the wall, by 
 T. and J. M. Morton; 
 
 The heir at law, by G. 
 Colman, the younger.. 165.13 
 
DRAMAS 
 
 DRAMAS 
 
 Shcir. No. 
 
 ])RAMAS, continued. 
 
 — 'J'lio soldier’s dnu^^htor, 
 
 l)y A. (diorry ; Doii^^las, 
 l)y Homo; Marco 
 Spada, by d. Ib Simpson ; 
 >Jaturo’s nobleman, by 
 11. O. Rardey; Sardmia- 
 l)aliis, by Lord Byron; 
 Civilizalion, by d. 11. 
 Wilkins; Tlie robbers, 
 by (d. C.) F. von Schil- 
 ler; Katliarine and Re- 
 trnchio, by W. Shake- 
 speare 105.14 
 
 — The game of love, by d. 
 
 Brongliain ; A midsum- 
 mer-night’s dream, by 
 W. Shakespeare ; Ernes- 
 tine, from the French of 
 Dcnnery and Clement, 
 by VV. Robertson ; The 
 rag-picker of Raris, by 
 E. Stirling; The Hying 
 Dutchman, by E. Fitz- 
 ball; The hypocrite, by 
 
 I. Bickerstalf; Therese, 
 the orphan of Geneva, 
 from the French, by J. 
 
 II. Rayne; La tour de 
 Nesle, from the French 
 
 of V. lingo 105.15 
 
 — Ireland as it is, by J. A. 
 
 Amherst ; The sea of ice ; 
 
 The seven clerks, by T. 
 
 E. Wilks; The game of 
 life, by J. Brougham; 
 
 The forty thieves; Bri- 
 an Boroihme, by d. S. 
 Knowles; Romance and 
 reality, by J. Brougham ; 
 Ugolino, byJ B. Booth. 105.10 
 
 — The dewess, by W. T. 
 
 Moncriett' ; The pilot, 
 by E. Fitzball ; The tem- 
 pest. by W. Shakespeare ; 
 
 The carpenter of Rouen, 
 by J. S. Jones ; The 
 king’s rival, by T. Tay- 
 lor and C. Reade; The 
 little treasure, by A. 
 
 Harris ; 1 )ombey and son, 
 dramatized from Dick- 
 ens, by J. Brougham; 
 
 To parents and guar- 
 dians ! Camille, translat- 
 ed and adapted from the 
 French, by M. Heron; 
 Married life, by J. B. 
 Buckstone; Wenlock of 
 Wenlock, by T. E. Wilks ; 
 
 The rose of Ettrick 
 vale, by T. J. Lynch ; Da- 
 vid Copperlield, adapted 
 from Dickens, by J. 
 Brougham; Aline, by E. 
 Stirling; Rauline, trans- 
 lated and adai)ted from 
 the French ; dane Eyre, 
 adapted from C. Bronte, 
 by d. Brougham 105.17 
 
 — Night and morning, 
 
 adulated from Bulwer’s 
 novel, by d. Brougham; 
 
 'J'he ACldiiop, by W. Di- 
 mond ; 'I'he three guards- 
 men, I’ounded on Dumas’ 
 
 21 
 
 Hlirlf. No 
 
 Dramas, continued. 
 
 celebrated romance, by 
 C. Bice; 'rom (.'ringh!, 
 by E. Fitzbidl; llen- 
 rietlc the forsaken, by 
 d. B. Buckstone; Ens- 
 tache Baudin, by d. 
 (’onrtney; Ernest Mid- 
 travers, by L. Medina; 
 
 The bold dragoons, by 
 M. Barnett; Died, dram- 
 atized from 11. B. 
 Stowe’s novel, by J. 
 Brougham ; ’fhe last 
 days of Rf)mpeii, taken 
 from Bulwer’s novel, by 
 1j. Medina; Esmeralda, 
 founded on V. Hugo’s 
 novel of ‘‘Notre Dame,” 
 by E. P'ltzball; Refer 
 Wilkins; Ben the boat- 
 swain, by T. E. Wilks; 
 Jonathan Bra<lford, by 
 E. Fitzball; Retribution, 
 by 'r. Taylor; The min- 
 erali, by 11. G. Rlunkett. 105.18 
 
 — The French spy, partly 
 
 from the French, by .1. 
 
 'J'. Haines; The Avept 
 of the Wish-ton- Wish, 
 from J. F. Cooper ; The 
 evil genius, by W. B. 
 Bernard ; Ben Bolt, by 
 J. B. Johnstone; The 
 sailor of France, by J. 
 
 B. Johnstone ; The red 
 
 mask, by J. Brougham ; 
 Grimaldi, by 1). (L.) 
 
 Boucicault ; The wed- 
 ding d:iy, by E. Inch- 
 bald; All ’s fiiir in love, 
 by J. Brougham; Hofer, 
 by E. Fitzball ; Self, by 
 Mrs. S. F. Bateman; 
 Cinderella ; Franklin, by 
 J. Brougham ; The gun- 
 maker of Moscow, by J. 
 Brougham ; The love of 
 a prince, altered and 
 adapted from the French, 
 by C. Gayler ; The phan- 
 tom, by D. (L.) Bouci- 
 cault 165.19 
 
 — The son of the night, by 
 
 C. Gayler ; Rory O’More, 
 founded on the romance, 
 by S. Lover; The gold- 
 en eagle, by J B. Howe ; 
 
 Rienzi, by M. R. Mit- 
 ford; The broken sword, 
 by W. Dimond; Rip Van 
 Winkle, adapted from 
 W. Irving, by C. Burke; 
 Isabelle, by J. B. Buck- 
 stone ; The heart of Mid- 
 Lothian, from^Sir W. 
 
 Scott’s novel, by T. Dib- 
 
 • din; The floating bea- 
 con, by E. Ball ; Angelo, 
 altered and translated 
 froni the French, by G. 
 
 A. A Beckett; J'he bride 
 of Lammermoor, by J. 
 
 W. Calcraft; 'I'he cata- 
 ract of the Ganges, by 
 W. T. Moncrielf; The 
 
 Hlirir. No. 
 
 Dra.mas, continurd. 
 
 robber of tin* Bldne, 
 
 [ dr.'innd iz<*d from L. 
 Hil<-ldc| by G. Almar; 
 
 'flic school of ri’fonn, by 
 Morion; 'I’lnr w:in- 
 dcring boys; .Mazfppa, 
 dramatized from Lord 
 Byron’s poem, by 11. M. 
 
 Milner 165.20 
 
 — Young N(‘w York, by E. 
 
 (i. I*. W ilkins ; Viet ims, 
 by 'f. ’faylor; Uomance 
 after marriage, by F. B. 
 Goodrich and F. Ij. 
 Warden; J’he brigand, 
 by J. R. RIanclie; 'I'he 
 pf>or of New York ; Am- 
 brose Gwinett, by 1). 
 .lerrold ; Baymond and 
 Agnes, by M. (I Lewis; 
 
 'I’he gambler’s fate, by 
 H. M. Milner; Father 
 and son, by E. Fitzball; 
 
 'I'he innkeeper of Abbe- 
 ville, by E. Fitzball; 
 Sixteen-string Jack, by 
 W. L. Rede; 'I'lie youth- 
 ful (jueen, by C. Shan- 
 non ; 'I’he skeleton wit- 
 ness, by W. L. Rede; 
 Massaniello, by G. Mil- 
 ner ; 'I'he miller and hi.s 
 men, by I. Rocock ; Alad- 
 din 165.21 
 
 — Adrienne, the actress, by 
 
 J, Oxenford; Undine, by 
 G. Soane ; Jessie Brown, 
 by 1). (L.) Boucicault; 
 Asmodeus, adapted from 
 the French of Scribe, by 
 'P. Archer; The mor- 
 mons, by T. I). English; 
 Blanche of Brandywine, 
 by J. G. Burnett; Viola, 
 by E. Maturin ; Deseret 
 deserted; Americans in 
 Raris; Victorine, by J. 
 
 B, Buckstone ; The wiz- 
 ard of the wave, by J. T. 
 
 Haines ; 'Phe castle spec- 
 ter, by M. G. Lewis; 
 Horseshoe Robinson, by 
 
 C. W. Tayleure; Ar- 
 
 mand, by A C Mowatt ; 
 Fashion, by A. C. Mow- 
 att; A glance at New 
 York 165.22 
 
 — The inconstant, by G. 
 
 Farquhar; Uncle Tom’s 
 cabin, dramatized by G. 
 
 L. Aiken ; The guide to 
 the stage, by L. T. Rede ; 
 
 The veteran, by J. L. 
 Wallack; The miller 
 of New Jersey, by J. 
 Brougham; The dark 
 hour before dawn, by J. 
 Brougham and F. B. 
 Goodrich ; Midsummer 
 night’s dream, by W. 
 Shakespeare ; Art and 
 artifice, by J. Brough- 
 am ; 'Phe romance of a 
 poor young man, adapt- 
 ed from the French of O 
 
DRAMAS 
 
 25 
 
 DRAMAS 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Dram.vs, continued. 
 
 Jbeuillet, by P. Edwards 
 and L. Wallack; Ossa- 
 wattomie Brown, by 
 Mrs. J. C. Swayze; The 
 pope of Rome, by D. 
 
 (L.) Boucicault; Oliver 
 Twist, [dramatized from 
 Dickens] by G. xMmar; 
 Pauvrette, by D. (1^.) 
 Boucicault ; The man 
 with tlie iron mask, 
 adapted from the 
 French, by W. J. Lucas ; 
 
 The kni.uiit of Arva, by 
 D. (L.) Boucicault; Moil 
 Pitcher, by J, S. Jones. 1G5.23 
 
 — Black-eyed Susan, by 1). 
 
 Jerrold; Satan in Paris, 
 by C. Selby ; Rosina 
 Meadows, adapted by C. 
 
 II. Saunders from W. B. 
 English; West end, by 
 D. (L.) Boucicault; The 
 six dei^rees of crime, by 
 
 F. S. ilill; The lady and 
 the Devil, l)y W. Di- 
 mond ; J'he aven^'er, by 
 D. Lee; Masks and 
 faces, by T. Taylor and 
 C Reade; The merry 
 wives of Windsor, by W. 
 Shakespeare ; Mary’s 
 birthday, by G. H. Miles ; 
 
 Shandy Majj^uire, by J. 
 Pilgrim; Wild oats, by 
 J. O'Keeffe ; Michael 
 Erie, by T. E. Wilks; 
 
 The idiot witness, by J. 
 
 T. Haines ; The willow 
 copse, by D. (L.) Bouci- 
 cault ; The people’s law- 
 yer, by J. S. Jones 165.24 
 
 — The boy martyrs, by C. 
 
 W. Tayleure; Lucretia 
 Borgia, adapted from the 
 French of V. Hugo, by 
 J. M. Weston; The sur- 
 geon of Paris, by J. S. 
 
 Jones ; The patrician’s 
 daughter, by J. (W.) 
 Marston ; The shoe- 
 maker of Toulouse, byF. 
 
 S. Hill ; The momentous 
 question, by PL Phtzball ; 
 
 Love and loyalty, by W. 
 
 J. Robson; The robber’s 
 wife, by I. Pocock; The 
 dumb girl of Genoa, by 
 J P'arrell; The wreck 
 ashore, by J. B. Buck- 
 stone; Clari, by J. H. 
 
 Payne ; Rural felicity, by 
 J. B. Buckstone; VVai- 
 lace. by W. Barrymore ; 
 Madelaine ; The tire man, 
 by S. D. Johnson ; Grist 
 to the mill, by J. R. 
 Blanche 165.25 
 
 — Two loves and a life, by 
 
 T. Taylor and C. Reade ; 
 
 Anne Blake, by (J.) W. 
 Marston; The steward, 
 altered and adapted from 
 T. Holcroft’s “ Deserted 
 daughter,” by S. Bease- 
 
 4 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Drawas, continued. 
 
 ley ; Captain Kyd, by J. 
 
 S. Jones; Nick of the 
 woods, by L. H. Medina; 
 
 The marble heart, by C. 
 
 Sell)y ; Second love, by J. 
 
 P. Simpson; The dream 
 at sea, by J. B. Ituck- 
 stone; The breach of 
 promise, by J. B Buck- 
 stone ; The review, by 
 
 G. Colman, the younger ; 
 
 The lady of the lake, 
 from Sir W. Scott, by 
 
 T. Dibdin ; Still waters 
 run deep, by T. Tay- 
 lor; The scholar, by J. 
 
 B. Buckstone; Helping 
 hands, by T. Taylor; 
 
 P’aust and Marguerite, 
 adapted from the P’rench 
 and German; The last 
 
 man, by G. D. Pitt 165.26 
 
 — The belle’s stratagem, by 
 
 H. Cowley ; Old and 
 young, by J. Salmon ; 
 Rattaelle the reprobate, 
 by T E. Wilks; Ruth 
 Oakley, by T. Williams 
 and A. Harris ; The Brit- 
 ish slave, by J. B. Howe; 
 
 A life’s ransom, by (J.) 
 
 W. Marston ; Giralda, 
 by B. Webster; 'Time 
 tries all, by J Courtney ; 
 
 Ella Rosenberg, by J. 
 Kenney; The warlock of 
 the glen, by C. E. Walk- 
 er; Zelina, by C. A Som- 
 erset; Beatrice, by O. S. 
 
 Leland ; Neighbor Jack- 
 wood, by J. T. Trow- 
 bridge ; The wonder, 
 by S. Centlivre; Robert 
 Plmmet, by J. Pilgrim; 
 
 The green bushes, by J. 
 
 B. Buckstone 165.27 
 
 — The ffowers of the forest, 
 
 by J. B. Buckstone; A 
 bachelor of arts, by P. 
 Hardwicke; Midnight 
 banquet; The husband 
 of an hour, by E. P’al- 
 coner; Love’s labour’s 
 lost, by W. Shakespeare ; 
 
 The naiad queen, by J. 
 
 S. Dalrymple; Caprice, 
 by O. S. Leland; The 
 cradle of liberty, by S. E. 
 
 Glover, from J. P''. Coop- 
 er’s Lionel Lincoln”; 
 
 The lost ship, by T. 
 Townsend ; The country 
 squire, by C. Dance; 
 Putnam, the iron son of 
 ’76, by N. H. Bannister; 
 
 The king and deserter, 
 by J. M. Maddox; I.,a . 
 flammina, founded upon 
 a P^rench play by M. 
 Achard, by W. W. Clapp, 
 jr. ; A hard struggle, by 
 (J ) W. Marston; Gwyn- 
 neth Vaughan, by M. 
 r.,emon 165.28 
 
 — The love-knot, by J. S. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Dramas, continu'd. 
 
 Coyne; T^avater, or not 
 a bad judge, by J. R. 
 Planche; The noble 
 heart, by G. H. Tjcwes ; 
 Coriolanus, by W. 
 Shakespeare; The win- 
 ter’s tale, by W. Sliake- 
 sjieare ; Plveleen Wilson, 
 by J Pilgrim; Ivanhoe, 
 adapted from Sir W. 
 
 Scott, by T. Dibdin ; 
 Jonathan in England, al- 
 tered from G. Colman’s 
 comedy of “ Who wants 
 a guinea ” ; The pirate’s 
 legacy, by C. H. Saun- 
 ders ; The charcoal- 
 burner, by G. Almar; 
 Adelgitha, by M. G. 
 
 Lewis: Sehor Valiente, 
 by G. 11. Miles ; The for- 
 est rose, by S. Wood- 
 worth ; 'The duke’s 
 daughter, dramatized 
 from IL L’eval’s “ Le 
 petite l^arisieii,” by Ani- 
 cet Bourgoise and P'e- 
 val, as “ TjC Bossu”; 
 Camilla’s liusband, by 
 W. Phillips; Pure gold, 
 by(J.)W. Marston.... 165.29 
 
 — The ticket-of-leave man, 
 
 by T. Taylor; The fool’s 
 revenge, by T. Taylor; 
 
 O’Neal, the great, by N. 
 
 H. B. Clarke; Handy 
 Andy, by W. R. Floyd; 
 
 The pirate of the isles, 
 by N. H. B. Clarke; 
 P'anchon, the cricket, 
 from the German, by A. 
 Waldauer; Little bare- 
 foot, from the German, 
 by A. Waldauer; Wild 
 Irish girl, by J. Pilgrim ; 
 
 The pearl of Savoy ; The 
 dead heart, by B. Web- 
 ster; Ten nights in a 
 bar-room, dramatized 
 from 'r. S. Arthur’s nov- 
 el, by W. W. Pratt ; The 
 dumb boy of Manches- 
 ter, by B. F. Rayner; 
 Belphegor, the mounte- 
 bank, by C. Webb; 
 
 Mesc’s diversion, by H. 
 
 T Craven; The cricket 
 on the hearth, drama- 
 tized by A. Smith, by 
 permission of the au- 
 thor, C. Dickens ; The 
 printer’s devil, by J. R. 
 Planche 165.30 
 
 — A midsummer- night’s 
 
 dream, by W. Shake- 
 speare ; Popping the 
 question, by J. B. Buck- 
 stone ; La tourde Nesle, 
 from V. Hugo ; Deaf as a 
 post, by T. Poole ; The- 
 rese, the orphan of Ge- 
 neva, from the French, 
 by J. H. Payne; The 
 flying Dutchman, by E. 
 Fitzball; 'Phe new foot- 
 
DItAMAS 
 
 DU A MAS 
 
 Klit-lf. No. 
 
 DifAMAH, coutinacd. 
 
 iiijui, by (b Selby; A 
 |)](‘}isimt> iici^liljor, by 10. 
 rijinelie 105.32 
 
 — 'J'lip Irish Jittoniey, I)y W. 
 
 ]i. liernanl ; lioots at 
 the Swan, ))y C. Selby; 
 
 Dow to ])ay the rent, by 
 'r. I’ower ; Tlie loan of a 
 lover, by J. K. rianche; 
 
 The dead shot, by J. B. 
 Bnchstone; IDs last 
 le.i^s, by W. B. Bernard ; 
 
 Tlie invisible prince, by J. 
 
 It. Blanche; The golden 
 fanner, by B. Webster. 104.1 
 
 — The i)ride of the market, 
 
 by J It. Blanche; Used 
 np, Irom the rrench of 
 “ T/homme blase,” by C. 
 Mathews; The Irish tu- 
 tor, by the Earl of Glen- 
 gall (It. Butler) ; The 
 barrack room, by T. 11. 
 
 Bayly ; laike the labour- 
 er, by J. B. Buckstonc; 
 
 Beauty and the beast, 
 by J. It. Blanche; St. 
 Batrick’s eve, by T. 
 
 Bower; The captain of 
 the Match, by J. It. 
 Blanche 104.2 
 
 — The secret; The M’hitc 
 
 horse of the Beppers, by 
 
 S. Lover; The Jacobite, 
 by J. It. Blanche ; The 
 bottle, by T. B. Taylor ; 
 
 Box and Cox, by J. M. 
 
 Morton ; Bamboozling, 
 by T. E. Wilks; The 
 Midow’s victim, by C. 
 
 . Selby ; Kobert Macaire, 
 by C. Selby 1G4.3 
 
 — Secret service, from the 
 
 French of Melesville and 
 Duveyrier, by J. R. 
 Blanche ; The omnibus ; 
 
 The Irish lion, by J. B. 
 Buckstone ; The maid of 
 Croissey, by Mrs. C. 
 
 Gore; The old guard; 
 Raising the Mdnd, by J. 
 Kenney ; Slasher and 
 Crasher, by J. M. Mor- 
 ton; Naval engage- 
 ments, by C. Dance .... 164.4 
 
 — , Cockneys in California, 
 by J. S. Coyne; Bom- 
 bastes furioso, by T. B. 
 Rhodes ; Macbeth trav- 
 estie, by W. K. Northall ; 
 
 The Irish ambassador, 
 by J. Kenney; Delicate 
 ground, by C. Dance; 
 
 The weathercock, by J. 
 
 T. Allingham; All that 
 glitters is not gold, by 
 j'. Jind J. M. Morton; 
 
 Who speaks first, by C. 
 
 Dance 164.5 
 
 — "J'he rough diamond, by 
 
 J. B>. Buckstone; Grim- 
 shaw, Bagshaw, and 
 Bradshaw, hy J. M. Mor- 
 ton ; 'l'h(! Bloomer cos- 
 tume, by E. Stirling; 
 
 2() 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Duamas, conthtnrd. 
 
 'I h(! two Uonnycnslles, 
 by J. M. JMorton; Born 
 1o good luck, adapted 
 from “ Fals(“ ami 1 rue,” 
 by 'I'. Tower; A kiss 
 in the dark, by J. M. 
 Buckslone ; M'onld 
 l)uz/lc a conjurer, by .1. 
 
 Booh;; Kill or cure;, by 
 
 C. Dance 164.6 
 
 — Box and Cox married and 
 
 settled, by J. S. Coyne; 
 
 St. Cupid, or Dorothy’s 
 fortune, by 1). Jerrold ; 
 Gotobed 'Pom, by 'P. 
 Morton; 'Phe lawyers, 
 by S. Lawrence; Jack 
 Sheppard, by J. B. Buck- 
 stone; The Toodles; 
 
 The mob caji, by H. Baul ; 
 
 Ladies beware ! 164.7 
 
 — A morning call, by C. 
 
 Dance; Bopping the 
 (jucstion, by J. B. Buck- 
 stone; Deaf as a iiost, 
 by T. Boole; The new 
 footman, by C. Selby; 
 
 A pleasant neighbor, by 
 
 E. Blanche; Baddy the 
 liiper, by J. Bilgrim; 
 
 Brian O’Linn; Irish a.s- 
 surance and Yankee 
 modesty; Temptation, 
 by J. Brougham; Baddy 
 Carey, by T. Bower; 
 
 The two Gregories ; 
 
 King Charming, by J. 
 
 R. Blanche; Bo-ca-hon- 
 tas, by J. Brougham ; 
 
 The clockmaker’s hat, 
 adapted from “ Le cha- 
 peau d’uu horologer,” 
 by D. de Girardin, and 
 translated by W. Robert- 
 son; The married rake, 
 by C. Selby; Love and 
 murder, by J. Brougham. 164.8 
 
 — Ireland and America; A 
 
 pretty piece of business, 
 by T. Morton ; The Irish 
 broom-maker, by C. A. 
 
 F. Wood; To Baris and 
 back, for five pounds, 
 by J. M. Morton ; That 
 blessed baby, by J. G. 
 
 Moore ; Our gal, by S. 
 
 D. Johnson; The Swiss 
 cottage, by T. II. Bayly ; 
 
 The young widow, by T. 
 
 G. Rodwell ; A recollec- 
 tion of O’Flannigan and 
 the fairies, by J.Brough- 
 am; The Irish post, by 
 J. R. Blanche ; My neigh- 
 bor’s wife, adapted from 
 the French, by A. Bunn ; 
 
 The Irish tiger, by .1. 
 
 M. Morton ; B. B., or the 
 man and the tiger, byT. 
 
 I’arry ; To oblige Ben- 
 son, adapted from “ Un 
 service a Blanchard,” hy 
 T. ’i’aylor; State se- 
 crets; ’Phe Irish Yankee, 
 
 by J. Brougham 164.0 
 
 sill If. No. 
 
 I lUAMAM, rnvtivufd . 
 
 — “ .\ good I'vllow,” by ( '. 
 
 M . W.ah’ol ; ( 'Imutv ami 
 lair star; G;do DiMT/.ely, 
 by .1. li. Jolin.-'lom- ; Our 
 .Iciuimy, by II. J. Gon- 
 wav ; 'Pho miller's maid, 
 by'j. F. Saville; An 
 awkward arrival, by .1. 
 
 S. Coyne; Crossing tim 
 line, by G. Alniar; 
 conjugal lesson, by D. 
 Danvers; My wife’s mir- 
 ror, by E. G. T. Wilkins ; 
 
 Life in New York, by J. 
 Brougham ; 'Phe middy 
 ashore, by W. I>. lier- 
 nard ; 'Phe crown prince, 
 by 'P. E. Wilks ; 'Phe two 
 (pieens, by .1. B. Buck- 
 slone ; A 1 humping h-g- 
 acy, by J. M. Morton; 
 
 The unllnished gentle- 
 man, by C. Selby; 'Phe 
 house dog, by 'P. 1 1 iggie. 1 64. 1 0 
 
 — The demon lov(!r, by J. 
 
 Brougham ; Matriiminy, 
 altered from Ihc Fnmch, 
 by J. Kenney; In and out 
 of place, by S. 1). John- 
 son ; I dine with my 
 mother, adapted by (;. 
 McLachlan ; Hiawatha, 
 by C. M. Walcot; Andy 
 Blake, by D. (L.) Bouci- 
 cault; Love in ’76, by O. 
 
 Bunce; Romance under 
 dilliculties, by F. C. Bur- 
 nand; One coat for two 
 suits, by C. M. Walcot; 
 
 A decided case, by J. 
 Brougham ; 'Lhe daugh- 
 ter, by T. 11. Bayly; 
 
 No!! A coroner’s in- 
 quisition, by A. O. Hall; 
 
 Love in humble life, by 
 J. II. Bayne ; Family 
 jars ; Bersonation, by 
 Mrs. C. Kemble 164.11 
 
 — The children in the wood, 
 
 by T. Morton ; Winning 
 a husband, by Macfar- 
 ren; Day after the fair, 
 by G. A. Somerset; 
 
 Make your wMlls, by E. 
 Mayhew and G. Smith; 
 
 The rendezvous, by R. 
 
 Ayton; My wife’s hus- 
 band, by F. Challis; 
 Monsieur Tonson, by W. 
 
 T. Moncrieff; 'The illus- 
 trious stranger, by F. 
 Kenney; Mischief-mak- 
 ing, by J. B. Buckstone ; 
 
 A live woman in the 
 mines, by “ Old Block ” ; 
 
 The corsair, by W. 
 Brough ; Shylock, or the 
 mercliaut of Venice pre- 
 served, new reading of 
 Shakespeare, by F. 'fal- 
 fourd ; 'The spoiled child, 
 by B. lloare ; 'Lhe evil 
 eye, by J. B. Bhillips; 
 Nothing to nurse, by C. 
 
 M. Waicot; Wanted — a 
 
DRAMAS 
 
 27 
 
 DRAMAS 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Dramas, continued. 
 
 widow, with immediate 
 possession, by D. (L.) 
 Boucicault and C. Sey- 
 mour 1G4.12 
 
 — The lottery ticket, I)y J. 
 
 B. Buckstone ; Fortune’s 
 frolic, by J. T. Ailing- 
 ham; Is he jealous, by 
 
 S. Beaseley; The mar- 
 ried bachelor, by P. P. 
 O’Callaghan; A husband 
 at sight, by J. B. Buck- 
 stone ; The Irishman in 
 London, by W. Mac- 
 ready ; Animal magnet- 
 ism, by E. Inchbald ; 
 Highways and by-ways, 
 by B. Webster; Colum- 
 bus el fllibustero, by J. 
 Brougham ; Harlequin 
 Blue Beard; Ladies at 
 home, by J. G. Millen- 
 geu; A phenomenon in 
 a smock frock, by W. 
 
 Brough ; Comedy and 
 tragedy, from the French 
 of R. Fournier, by W. 
 
 Robson ; Opposite neigh- 
 bors, by J. H Paul ; The 
 Dutchman's ghost, by S. 
 
 Barry ; The persecuted 
 Dutchman, by S. Barry. 164.13 
 
 — The musard ball, by J. 
 
 Brougham ; The great 
 tragic revival, ' by J. 
 Brougham ; High, low, 
 
 Jack, and the game, by 
 J. R. Blanche and C. 
 
 Dance ; A gentleman 
 from Ireland, by F. 
 O’Brien; Tom and Jer- 
 ry, by W. T. Moncrieff; 
 
 The village lawyer ; The 
 captain’s not a-miss, by 
 
 T. E. Wilks ; Amateurs 
 and actors, by R. B, 
 
 Peake ; Promotion, by 
 J. R. Blanche; A fasci- 
 nating individual, by H. 
 Danvers ; Mrs. Caudle’s 
 curtain lecture, [adapted 
 from D. Jerrold] by E. 
 
 Stirling ; Shakespeare’s 
 dream, by J. Brougham ; 
 Neptune’s defeat, by J. 
 Brougham ; The lady of 
 the bed-chamber ; Take 
 care of little Charley, by 
 J. Brougham; The Irish 
 widow, by D. Garrick.. 164.14 
 
 — Yankee peddler, by M. 
 
 Barnett ; Hiram Hireout, 
 by H. J. Conway; The 
 double-bedded room, by 
 J. M. Morton ; The dra- 
 ma defended, by W. Da- 
 vidge; Vermont wool- 
 dealer; Ebenezer Ven- 
 ture, by L. La Bree; 
 Principles form charac- 
 ter, by J. H. Wehner; 
 
 The lady of the lake, by 
 M. Thomson ; Mad dogs, 
 by J. Moore ; Barney 
 the baron; The Swiss 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Dramas, continued. 
 
 swains, by B. Webster; 
 
 The bachelor’s bed- 
 room, by C. Mathews; 
 
 A Roland for an Oliver, 
 by T. Morton ; More 
 blunders tlian one, by T. 
 
 G. Rodwell ; The dumb 
 belle, by W. B. Bernard ; 
 
 The Limerick boy, by J. 
 
 Pilgrim 164.15 
 
 — Nature and philosophy; 
 
 Teddy the tiler, by G. 
 
 H. Rodwell ; The spectre 
 bridegroom, by W. T. 
 Moncrieff; Matteo Fal- 
 cone, by W. H. Oxberry ; 
 
 Jenny Lind at last, by 
 
 A. B. Reach ; The two > 
 Buzzards, by J. M. Mor- 
 ton ; The happy man, by 
 S. Lover; Betsy Baker, 
 by J. M. Morton ; Num- 
 ber one, round the cor- 
 ner, by W. Brough ; 
 
 Teddy Roe, by E. Stir- 
 ling ; An object of inter- 
 est, by J. H. Stocqueler ; 
 
 My fellow clerk, ' by J. 
 Oxenford ; The Bengal 
 tiger, by C. Dance ; The 
 laughing hyena, by B. 
 Webster ; The victor 
 
 vanquished, by C. 
 
 Dance ; Our wife, by J. 
 
 M. Morton 164.16 
 
 — My husband’s mirror, by 
 W. W. Clapp, jr. ; Yan- 
 kee land, by C. A. Lo- 
 gan; Norah Creiua, by 
 E. Stirling; Good for 
 nothing, by J. B. Buck- 
 stone ; The Jrst night ; 
 
 The Eton boy, by E. 
 Morton ; The wandering 
 minstrel, by H. Mayhew ; 
 Wanted, one thousand 
 spirited young milliners, 
 for the gold diggings, by 
 J. S. Coyne ; Poor Pilli- 
 coddy, by J. M. Morton ; 
 
 The mummy, by VY. B. 
 Bernard ; Don’t forget 
 your opera-glasses, by B. 
 
 E. Woolf; Love in livery, 
 by J. B. Wooler ; Antho- 
 ny and Cleopatra, by C. 
 
 Selby ; Trying it on, by 
 W. Brough ; The stage- 
 struck Yankee, by O. E. 
 Durivage ; My young 
 wife, and my old um- 
 brella, adapted from the 
 French, by B. Webster. 164,17 
 Crinoline, by R. B. 
 Brough A family fail- 
 ing, by j! Oxenford ; The 
 adopted child, by S. 
 
 Birch ; The turned head, 
 by G. A. A Beckett; A 
 match in the dark, by C. 
 
 Dance ; Advice to hus- 
 bands, by C. G. Lancas- 
 ter; The Siamese twins, 
 by G. A. A Beckett ; Sent 
 to the tower, by J. M. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Dramas, continued. 
 
 Morton ; Somebody else, 
 by .1. li. Planche; The 
 ladles’ battle, translated 
 from the French drama 
 “Un duel en amour”; 
 
 The art of acting, or 
 guide to the stage ; The 
 lady of the lions, by O. 
 
 F. Durivage ; The rights 
 of man, by O. S. Leland; 
 
 My husband’s ghost, by 
 J. M. Morton ; Two can 
 play at that game, from 
 the French of E. Pier- 
 ron and A. Laferriere ; 
 Fighting by proxy, by 
 J. Kenney 164.18 
 
 — A scene in the life of an 
 
 unprotected female, by 
 J. S. Coyne; The pet of 
 the petticoats, by J. B. 
 Buckstone ; Forty and 
 fifty, by T. H. Bayly; 
 
 Who stole the pocket- 
 book, by J. M. Morton; 
 
 My son Diana, by A. 
 
 Harris ; A most unwar- 
 rantable intrusion, by J. 
 
 M. Morton ; Mr. and 
 Mrs. Peter White, by R. 
 
 J. Raymond ; A quiet 
 family, by W. Suter ; 
 
 Cool as a cucumber, by 
 W. B. Jerrold; Sudden 
 thoughts,by T. E. Wilks ; 
 Jumbo-jum! A blighted 
 being, adapted from 
 “ Une existence deco- 
 loree,” by T. Taylor; 
 
 Little Toddlekins, by C. 
 Mathews; A lover by 
 proxy, by D. (L.) Bouci- 
 cault; The maid with 
 the milking pail, by J. 
 
 B. Buckstone ; A lady 
 and gentleman in a pe- 
 culiarly perplexing pre- 
 dicament, by C. Selby. 164.19 
 
 — Doctor Dilworth, by J. 
 
 Oxenford; Out to nurse, 
 by T. Williams ; A lucky 
 hit, by H. Paul; The 
 dowager, by C. Math- 
 ews; Metamora, by J. 
 Brougham ; Dreams of 
 delusion, adapted from 
 the French drama “ Elle 
 est folle,” by J. P. Simp- 
 son ; The shaker lovers, 
 by S. D. Johnson ; Tick- 
 lish times, by J. M. Mor- 
 ton ; Twenty minutes 
 with a tiger, adapted 
 from the French ; Miral- 
 da, by M. M. Ballou; A 
 soldier’s courtship, by J. 
 
 Poole ; Servants by lega- 
 cy, by J. Pilgrim ; Dying 
 for love, by J. M. Mor- 
 ton ; An alarming sacri- 
 fice, byJ. B. Buckstone; 
 
 The valet de sham, by C. 
 
 Selby; Nicholas Nickle- 
 by, [dramatized from 
 Dickens] by E. Stirling. 164.20 
 
J)UAlVrAS 
 
 IHTNLAI 
 
 2H 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 J)i:amas, ron/iuvrtl. 
 
 — 'J'lio Iasi of tin; |)ii;tnils, 
 
 by (J, Selby ; Kiii^ Uenr's 
 (lau;;liter, IVoiii If. Her/, 
 by io. IMiipps; TIk* ^Mot- 
 to iiymjih, by A. W. 
 'riiaxler; A devilisli 
 fjjood joke, fiy T. I lifjujie ; 
 
 A twice told tale, by J. 
 r. Woofer; I’as (le fas- 
 cination, ])y J. S. (!oyne ; 
 
 The revolutionary sol- 
 dier, 1)3'^ (J. .laiinson; A 
 man without a head, by 
 J P. Woofer; The olio, 
 or speaker’s companion ; 
 
 Tlie trumpeter’s dauj;li- 
 ter, by J. S. Coyne ; See- 
 in^i^ Warren (adapted 
 from “ seeing Wri^lit ”), 
 by T. Morton; Tlic 
 Green mountain l)oy, by 
 J. S. Jones ; Tliat nose, 
 by B. E. Woolf; ’Fom 
 Noddy’s secret, by T. if. 
 
 Bayly lGt.21 
 
 — Shocking events, f)y J. B. 
 
 Buckstone ; A regular 
 fix, by J. M. Morton ; 
 
 Dick Turpin and Tom 
 King, by W. E. Suter; 
 
 The young scamp, by E. 
 Stirling; The manager’s 
 daugliter, i)y E. Lancas- 
 ter; Call at number 1 — 
 
 7, by J. Triplet; One 
 touch of nature, by 
 B. Webster; The two 
 b’hoys, by C. Dance ; All 
 tlie workl ’s a stage, al- 
 tered ai^d adapted by G. 
 Brookes ; Quash, adapt- 
 ed by G. Brookes; Turn 
 him out, by T. J. Wil- 
 liams ; The pretty girls 
 of Stillberg; The angel 
 of the attic, by T. Mor- 
 ton ; Circumstances alter 
 cases, adapted from A. 
 
 Dumas, by W. J. Hop- 
 pin ; Katty O’Sheal, by 
 J. Pilgrim ; A supper in 
 Dixie, by J. Triplet 1G4.22 
 
 — The children in the wood, 
 
 by T. Morton; Winning 
 a husband, by Macfar- 
 ren ; Day after the fair, 
 by G. A. Somerset ; Make 
 your wills, by E. May- 
 hew and G. Smith; The 
 rendezvous, by R. Ay- 
 ton ; My wife’s Imsband, 
 
 I y F. Cliallis ; Monsieur 
 ’1 onson, by W. T. Mon- 
 crielf; The illustrious 
 stranger, by F. Kenney. 1G4.2G 
 
 — Young New York, by E. 
 
 G. P. Wilkins; Victims, 
 by T. Taylor; Romance 
 after marriage, by F. B. 
 Goodrich and F. L. 
 Warden; 'i'he brigand, 
 by J. R. Planche; J'iie 
 poor of New York; Am- 
 brose Gwiiiett, by I). 
 Jerrold ; Raymond and 
 
 Sholf. No. 
 
 1 )KAMAH, roiifintiftl. 
 
 Agnes, by M. G. T.ewis; 
 
 4'he gaml)ler’s fate, by 
 
 II. M. Milner 1GL21 
 
 — 'Fhe musard ball, b}' J. 
 
 Brougham; The great 
 tragic revival, by J. 
 Brougham; High, low. 
 
 Jack, and the game, by 
 J. R. Planche and C. 
 
 Dance; A gentleman 
 from Ireland, by F. 
 O’Rrieii; 'I'om ami Jer- 
 ry, by W. T. Moncrielf; 
 
 J'lu! village lawyer ; 'Fhe 
 captain’s not a-miss, by 
 T. E. Wilks; Amateurs 
 and actors, by R. P>. 
 
 Peake 1G4.25 
 
 — Promotion, by J. K. 
 
 Planche; A fascinating 
 individual, by II. Dan- 
 vers ; M rs. Caudle’s cur- 
 tain lecture, [adapted 
 from 1), Jerrold] by E. 
 Stirling ; Shakespeare’s 
 dream, by J. Brougham ; 
 Neptune’s defeat, by J. 
 Brougham ; The lady of 
 the bed-cliamber ; Take 
 care of little Cliarley, by 
 J. Brougham; The Irish 
 widow, by D. Garrick.. 1G4.2G 
 Dramatic literature of tlie 
 age of Elizabeth. Ilaz- 
 
 litt, W 207.12 
 
 Dramatis personae. Browm- 
 
 ing, R 1G7.18 
 
 DiiArEK, J. AV. History of 
 the American civil war. 
 
 3 v 131.4 
 
 — Intellectual development 
 
 of Europe 143.7 
 
 Drawing. Minitie, W. Geo- 
 metrical 3G2.11 
 
 — Ruskiii, J. Elements of. 3G7.24 
 
 Dream at sea. Buckstone, 
 
 J. B 1G5.2G 
 
 Dream life. Mitchell, D. G. 
 
 158.9; 247.12 
 
 Dreams of delusion. Simp- 
 son, J. P 1G4.20 
 
 Dred. Stowe, H. (E.) B. . . 2G5.2 
 
 Same. Dramatized. See 
 
 Brougham, J 1G5.18 
 
 Note. — See Nina Gordon. 
 
 “Drifting about.” Mas- 
 
 sett, S. C 243.19 
 
 Drunkard, The. Smith, 
 
 W. H. (S.) 1G5.12 
 
 Drury, A. H. Misrepre- 
 sentation 302.19 
 
 Dryden, j. Poetical works. 
 
 5 228.4 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Life, by 
 J. Mitford; Poems; Astriea 
 redux; Annus inirabilis ; Es- 
 say upon salire; Absalom and 
 Acliitopbel, parti, il. Absa- 
 lom and Acliitopbel, part 2; 
 'file medal ; Iteligio laid ; 
 "J’brcnodia Aiiyustalis ; Tbe 
 bind and the jiantber; Rritan- 
 nia rediviva; M ac Klecknoe ; 
 Epistles ; Elegies and epitajibs. 
 III. Hongs, odes, ami a 
 masinie ; Ib-ologiies and epi- 
 logues; 'J'ranslations from 
 Tlieocritus, Jiucretius, and 
 
 SluK. No. 
 
 DrVDI.N, j., runt ! until, 
 
 FloriK-e; Palainon iiml Arelle; 
 
 'Ibe eoek ami ll.e foX. IV. 
 
 'I'lie lliiwcr ami the leaf; The 
 wife of I’.alb. her tale; Tim 
 rbaraeler of a gooil parsoti ; 
 'rratislallons from I ’.occaee ; 
 'rr.inslallons from Ovid's Mel- 
 amorpliof-es. V. Translations 
 from Ovid’s epistles, Ovlil’s 
 art of love. .Iiivenal. Persliis, 
 and Homer. 
 
 Du CiiAii.i.u, P. B. Explo- 
 riitions and !idvcnlurcs 
 in ctpiMtorial ,\fric!t .... H2.G 
 
 — Jotirne^’ into .Ashantro- 
 
 land : .and further pene- 
 tfittion into (■(|uatorial 
 Africa 82.7 
 
 — Lost in the jungle 15. G 
 
 — My Apingi kingdom : with 
 
 life in the gre;it Salnira. 23.1 
 
 — Stories of the gorilla 
 
 country 15.5 
 
 — Wild life under the etpia- 
 
 b)r 15.7 
 
 Dudev'ant, ,\. L. A. I). 
 
 ((S'ortfe Sand.) Antonia. 32G.7 
 
 — Consuelo 321.12 
 
 — The corsair 302.13 
 
 — Cotintess of Kudolsladt. 321.1 1 
 
 — F.'inchon ; t he cricket 321.14 
 
 S.TirU!. Dramatized by 
 
 A. Waldaiier 1G5.3 
 
 — First and true love 302.41 
 
 — Indiana 321.10 
 
 — Jealousy. Phil. 324.13 
 
 Same.- N. Y 307.12 
 
 — ^Mauprat 32G.G 
 
 — Tererino. N. Y 307 12 
 
 Same. Pliil 324.13 
 
 Dudley, T. Letter to the 
 
 countess of Lincoln 181.7 
 
 Duenna, The. Sheridan, R. 
 
 B 1G3.9; 1G5.8 
 
 Duer, W. a. Constitution- 
 al jurisprudence of the 
 
 United States 19.29 
 
 Dufferin, Lord. See Black- 
 wood, F. T. 
 
 Duke and cousin. Grey, JMs-. 341.39 
 Duke’s daughter. Bour- 
 
 goise, A. A 1G5.29 
 
 Dumas, A.,j^Zs. Camille-... 1G5.17 
 Dumas, A. (D.) Andree de 
 
 Taverney. 2v.ini 281.18 
 
 — The count of Monte- 
 
 Cristo 321.1 
 
 — Garibaldians in Sicily - . . 18G.8 
 
 — The Corsican brothers. 
 
 Dramatized. See Gran- 
 ge, E 165 13 
 
 Dumb belle. The. Bernard, 
 
 W. B 164.15 
 
 Dumb boy of Manchester. 
 
 Rayner, B. F. 165.30 
 
 Dumb girl of Genoa. Far- 
 rell, J 165.25 
 
 Dun, F. Veterinary medi- 
 cines 362.6 
 
 Dunciad, The. Pope, A. 
 
 V. 3 of 169.7 
 
 Dunham, S. A. History 
 of Spain and Portugal. 
 
 5v 148.1 
 
 Dunlap, W. Arts of de- 
 sign in the IJ nited States. 
 
 I 2 202.4 
 
DUNLAP 
 
 29 
 
 EGYPT 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 DuNLAr, W., continU'ed. 
 
 — History of New York. 
 
 2 V 148.9 
 
 — History of the New 
 
 Netherkuids to [1789]. 
 
 2 V 132.1 
 
 Dupin, L. E. The universal 
 library of historians. 
 
 2v 187.12 
 
 DunniN, J. P. Observations 
 
 in Europe. 2 v 85.19 
 
 — Observations in the East. 
 
 2 T 86.19 
 
 Dukivagk, O. E. The lady 
 
 of the lions. 164.18 
 
 — The stage-struck Yan- 
 
 kee 164 17 
 
 Dutch and Fleinish schools 
 
 of painting. Stanley, G. 156.14 
 Dutchman’s ghost. Barry, 
 
 S 164.13 
 
 Du Turk ail, P., Chevalier 
 Bayard, Life of. See 
 
 Simms, W. G 125.6 
 
 Duxbury, Mass. Thomas, 
 
 C. B. Landing of the 
 French Atlantic cable at. 133.19 
 
 — Winsor, J. History of. . 134 15 
 
 Dwelling-houses, Con- 
 struction of 367.16 
 
 Dwight, Theodore, jr. His- 
 
 toi-y of Connecticut. .. . 189.2 
 
 Dwight, Timothy, Life of. 
 
 See Sprague, W. B. v. 4 of 117.2 
 Dyer, T. H. Life of J. Cal- 
 vin 125.5 
 
 Dying for love. Morton, 
 
 J. M 164.20 
 
 DYnevor terrace. Yonge, 
 
 C. M 287.6 
 
 Dyspepsia. Hitchcock, E 
 Dyspepsy forestalled 
 and resisted 34.24 
 
 — Mace, J. Servants of 
 
 the stomach 34.27 
 
 See also Diet, Digestion. 
 
 Eames, j. a. The budget 
 
 closed 96.24 
 
 Earl’s daughter. Sewell, 
 
 E. M 304.3 
 
 Earl’s heirs. Wood, E. P. 282.4 
 Earth. Guyot, A. Earth 
 
 and man 364.30 
 
 — Higgins, W. M. Physi- 
 
 cal condition of the 49.12 
 
 East, The. Alger, W. li. 
 
 Poetry of 166.9 
 
 — Durbin, J. P. Observa- 
 
 tions in 86.19 
 
 — Fctridge, W. P. Harper’s 
 
 hand-book for travelers 
 in 86.1; 234.1 
 
 — Martineau, H. Eastern 
 
 life 97.6 
 
 East Indian archipelago. 
 Travels in the. Bick- 
 
 more, A. S 82.10 
 
 Easter-day. Browning, R. 167.14 
 Eaton, W , Life of. See 
 
 Felton, C. C v. 9 of 117.1 
 
 Ebenezer V enture. La Bree, 
 
 L 164.15 
 
 Ecce Deus. Parker, J 366.10 
 
 Ecce Homo. Seeley, J. R. 366.9 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Ecclesiastical history. Eu- 
 sebius Pamphilus. Ec- 
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 — Gieseler, J. C. L. Text- 
 
 book of church history. 142.4 
 
 — Mosheim, J. L. Ecclesi- 
 
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 — White, J. The eighteen 
 
 Christian centuries 188.10 
 
 See also Christianity, Church, 
 Congregational churclies of 
 New England, England 
 (Church of). Missions, New 
 Jerusalem church, Protestant 
 episcopal church, U. S. A., 
 
 Popes, Reformation, Roman 
 catholic church. 
 
 Eclectic magazine. Vol. 
 
 3-8, 12, 45-52, 54-59, 61- 
 
 63 ; new series, v. 1-4, 7. 
 
 29 V. in 30 393.2 
 
 Note. — This is a continua- 
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 Eclogues. Virgil ius Maro, 
 
 P 339.3 
 
 Edda, The prose. Mallet, 
 
 P. H 235.15 
 
 Eddy, D. C. Scenes and 
 society in England, 
 France, Italy, and Swit- 
 
 zerland 234.16 
 
 Eden, Hon. Emily. The 
 
 semi-attached couple... 264.21 
 
 — The semi-detached house. 248.16 
 Edgar, J. G. Boyhood of 
 
 great men 16.6 
 
 — The crusades and the 
 
 crusaders 186.13 
 
 — Footprints of famous 
 
 men 127.9 
 
 — Great men and gallant 
 
 deeds 14.7 
 
 — History for boys 17.13 
 
 — Sea-kings and naval he- 
 
 roes 17.15 
 
 — The wars of the roses... 17.14 
 Edgeworth, M. Essay on 
 
 self-justification 249.6 
 
 — Letters for literary ladies. 249.6 
 
 — Letters of Julia and Car- 
 
 oline 249.6 
 
 — Tlie modern Griselda .... 249.6 
 
 — Popular tales 249.3 
 
 Contents. — Murud the un- 
 lucky; The manufacturers; 
 The contrast; Tlie grateful 
 negro; To-morrow. 
 
 Edith Hale. Talmon, T. .. 243.11 
 Education. Babingtoii, T. 
 
 View of Christian 366.22 
 
 — Bache, A. D. Education 
 
 in Europe 154.11 
 
 — Boese, T. Public educa- 
 
 tion in the city of New 
 York 133.3 
 
 — Burton, W. Helps to... 154.25 
 
 — Hamilton, E. Element- 
 
 ary principles of 367.3 
 
 — Mann, M. Moral culture 
 
 of infancy 154.22 
 
 — Milton, J. Tractate on. 
 
 V. 3 of 337.5 
 
 — More, H. Female 207.2 
 
 — Necker de Saussure, A. A. 
 
 Progressive 154.26 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Education, continued. 
 
 — Northend, C. Teacher’s 
 
 assistant 154.24 
 
 — Phelps, 3Irs. L. Hours 
 
 with my i)upils 157.7 
 
 — Schmidt, H. I. History 
 
 of 19.3 
 
 — Spencer, II. Intellectual, 
 
 moral, and physical... 155 12 
 
 — Taylor, I. Home 154.16 
 
 — Wells, W.II. The graded 
 
 school 154.27 
 
 See also Object lessons. 
 
 Edwards, A. B. Barbara’s 
 
 history 261.45 
 
 — Debenham’s vow 261.48 
 
 — Half a million of money. 261.55 
 
 — Hand and glove 261 27 
 
 — Ladder of life 261.25 
 
 — Miss Carew 261.54 
 
 — My brother’s wife 261.31 
 
 — Susan Fielding 301.39 
 
 Edwards, B. B. Biography 
 
 of self-taught men. 1832. 126.15 
 Same. 1850, 52. 2 v. 118.2 
 
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 pared by S. 0-. B [ullinch]. 
 
 Same. 1859 199.3 
 
 — Classical studies. See 
 
 Sears, B 153.1 
 
 Edwards, C. History and 
 
 poetry of finger-rings .. 235.8 
 
 Edwards, 11. Milne. Anat- 
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 — Iihemens de zoologie.... 33.20 
 
 Edwards, J. Life [and ser- 
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 — Life of D. Brainerd 194.18 
 
 — Life of. See Miller, S. 
 
 V. 8 of 117.1 
 
 Edwards, M., Memoir of. 
 
 See Bultiuch, T 26.13 
 
 Edwards, P., and Wallack, 
 
 J. L. Romance of a poor 
 young man. Adapted 
 
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 Edwin Brothertoft. Win- 
 
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 Edwin Drood, Mystery of. 
 
 Dickens, C. (J- IL)..-. 281.29 
 Egmont, Lamoral, Count of, 
 
 Trial of. See Schiller, 
 
 (J. C.) F. von.... 148.4; 157.24 
 Egmont. Goethe, J. W. von. 166.2 
 Egypt. Dali, C. H. Egypt’s 
 
 place iu history 183.13 
 
 — Grey, i/oa. J/rs. W. Visit 
 
 to 86.4 
 
 — Hawks, F. L. Monuments 
 
 of.... 91.3 
 
 — Lanoye, F. (T.) de. Egypt 
 
 3300 years ago 36.8 
 
 — Olin, S. Travels in 234.4 
 
 — Prime, W.C. Boatlifein. 87.18 
 
 — Russell, M. Ancient and 
 
 modern 88.1 
 
 — St. John, B. Village life 
 
 in 236.7 
 
 — Smith, J. V. C. Pilgrim- 
 
 age to 94.6 
 
 — Stephens, J. L. Inci- 
 
 dents of travel in 86.11 
 
 — Wilkinson, Sir 3. G. An- 
 
 cient Egyptians. .85.11 ; 356.12 
 
ETC I m ERG 
 
 EN(M.ANI) 
 
 
 Shrlf. No. 
 
 EiCMJMCiMj, .1. Tlio doctor 
 of Alcautani; 'I'Ik! two 
 
 cadis 1(;2.]4 
 
 Eicii iCNDouFii', J. von. A US 
 dcni Lehcn cin(!S 'J’aujL^c- 
 
 niclits 277.5 
 
 Eksii rii coininaiidnicnt, The. 
 
 Keade, C 2r,t..^0 
 
 Eikonoivi.astks. Milton, J. 
 
 V. 1 of 337.5 
 
 Elam, C. A physician’s 
 
 problems 30.31 
 
 Eldek brother. Beaumont, 
 
 F 105.10 
 
 Eldorado, or, adventures 
 in the patli of empire. 
 
 Taylor, (.1.) Bayard 00.17 
 
 Electjia. Euripides ..v. 3 of 330.2 
 
 Electka. Sophocles 330.10 
 
 Electricity, Elements of. 
 
 Farrar, J 303.12 
 
 See also Magnetism, Tele- 
 graph. 
 
 Electro-magnetism, Ele- 
 ments of. Farrar, J. .. 303.12 
 Elephant, Natural history 
 
 of the 10.4 
 
 Elfred. Abbott, J. ...v. 0 of 10. 1 
 El Fureidis. Cummins, M. 
 
 S 248.10 
 
 Elia, Essaj^s of. Laml), C. 
 
 V. 2 of 150.0 
 
 Eliot, George, pseud. See 
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 Eliot, J., Life of. See Fran- 
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 Eliot, S. History of liberty. 
 
 P. 1. The aiicicut Ro- 
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 P. 2. The early Chris- 
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 Elisire d’amore. Doni- 
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 Elizaretii, of England, His- 
 tory of. See Abbott, J. 15.10 
 Elizaretii ; or, the exiles of 
 
 Siberia. Cottin, S. R- . 287.10 
 
 Ella. Simonds, W 17.10 
 
 Ella Rosenberg. Kenney, 
 
 J 105.27 
 
 Ellen Linn. Abbott, J. v. 7 of 16.2 
 Ellen VVareliam. Picker- 
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 Ellery, \V., Life of See 
 
 Chanuing, E. T. . . .v. 6 of 117.1 
 V. 3 of 123.7 
 
 Ellet, E. F. Domestic his- 
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 — Women artists 124.11 
 
 — Women of the American 
 
 revolution. 3v 105.10 
 
 I'iLi.HiOTT, C. J. Life of 
 
 Christ 303.18 
 
 Eli.iott, C. VV. New Eng- 
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 2 181.15 
 
 Ellio'I 'I', E., Life, poetry and 
 letters of. See Watkins, 
 
 .1..: 105.4 
 
 Ellis, G. Specimens of early 
 English metrical ro- 
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 Ellis, G. E. Life of A. 
 
 Hutchinson v. 6 of 117.2 
 
 Hhclf. No. 
 
 Ellis, G. E., rnntinued. 
 
 — Lift^ of Mason v. 3 of 1 1 7.2 
 
 — Life of W. I'enn...v. 12 of 117.2 
 Ellis, W. 'rinaa! visits to 
 
 Madagascti r, 1 85;5-50 . . . 2;’, 2. 2 
 
 Ellwood, O'. Life 70.7 
 
 IOlm isliuid stories. Kel- 
 logg, E 11.11-10 
 
 Elocution. Philbrlck, .1. 
 
 1). American union 
 speaker 151.17 
 
 — Russell, W. American 
 
 elocutionist 305.2 
 
 — Sargent, E. Standard 
 
 spetiker 153.14 
 
 — O'ower, D. Progressive 
 
 speaker 151.21 
 
 Elo(juence, Select British. 
 
 Goodrich, C. A 152.13 
 
 Elsie Venner. Holmes, (). 
 
 \V 207.2 
 
 Fester’s folly. Wood, E. 1’. 321.0 
 
 Ely, a. Jourmd in Rich- 
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 Emerson, R. W. ITose 
 
 works. 2 V 153.7 
 
 — Conduct of life 20L0 
 
 — English traits 00.5 
 
 — Essays. 2 v 154. 2H 
 
 — Representiitive men 215.4 
 
 — Society and solitude 157.18 
 
 Emma. Abbott, .1 v. 2 of Itl.l 
 
 Em.ma. Austen, ,J 343.0 
 
 Em.mons, E. Report on the 
 
 (piadrupeds of Massa- 
 chusetts. See Massa- 
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 Emmons, R. The battle of 
 
 Bunker hill 107.1 
 
 Emory, W. H. Notes of a 
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 from Fort Leavenworth, 
 
 Mo., to San Diego, Cal. 
 
 Ncfi United States 232.0 
 
 Enchanting and enchanted. 
 
 Hacklaender, F. W 14.24 
 
 Encyclopaedia in the form of 
 treatises on the sciences 
 and arts. Supplement. 
 
 21 V. in 23 71.1 
 
 Contents. — Vol.I. A — Ang. 
 
 II. Ang— Bar. III. Bar — Bzo. 
 
 IV. Caa— Cic. V. Cic — Dia. 
 
 VI. Dia — Elh. VII. Etm — 
 
 Goa. VIII. Gob— Hyd. IX. 
 
 Hyd — Les. X. Les — Mec. XI. 
 
 Med— Mid. XII. Mie— Xeg. 
 
 XIII. Neh— Pas. XIV. Pas— 
 
 Pla. XV. Pla-Ran. XVI. 
 
 Uan — Sco. XVII. Sco — Str. 
 
 XVIII. Str — Zym. Supple- 
 ment: Vol. I. A— Ele. II. Ele 
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 Encyclopaedia Americana. 
 
 Edited by F. Lieber, as- 
 sisted by E. Wiggles- 
 worth and T. G. Brad- 
 ford, with supplement 
 bylLVethake. 14 v. .. 73.1 
 
 ContcMts. — Vol.I. A — Bat. 
 
 II. Bat — Cat. HI. Cat — Cra. 
 
 IV. Cra— 1^1 ve. V. Eve — Gre. 
 
 VI. Gre-lnd. VII. Did— 
 
 Lin. VIII. Lin-Mon. IX. 
 
 Mon — J’en. X. Pen — R,(!V. 
 aXI. Rev— Hte. XII. Sle— Vis. 
 
 XIII. Vis-Zwi. XIV. Sup- 
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 Hliclf. N... 
 
 E.NU’Vri.oPKDIA, 
 
 Amcric.'in, 
 
 of arts and 
 
 schmccs. 
 
 7 V 
 
 
 En<hnki'r, 'I’he. 
 
 Abbott, .!. 
 
 
 V. 7 of 1 0. 1 
 
 Engini;i;ri\g. 
 
 PI)ld oil’s 
 
 did ionary of * R. C. 2 
 
 — Civil engineer's .'indarchi- 
 
 t(!et’s Journal 52.1 
 
 Sen also llytlraulicn, Hfeam 
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 Engf.avd. Abbott, .1. Eng- 
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 — Adams, W. T. Young 
 
 .'Vimu iea in 13.5 
 
 — Annals of 118. 1 1 
 
 — Birehall,.!. England un- 
 
 der the Nf)rmans and 
 I’lantagenets 185.17 
 
 — BlackstomL Sir W. Com- 
 
 mentaries on tlie laws 
 of 31.2 
 
 — Buckle, H. T. Civiliza- 
 
 tion in 183.4 
 
 — Bulwer-Lyttf)!!, E. (G. 
 
 E. L.) England and the 
 English 85.25 
 
 — Carrel, (.1. B. N.) A. 
 
 Counter-revolution in.. 338.8 
 
 — Dickens, C. Child’s his- 
 
 tory of 20.18 
 
 — Eddy, D. C. Scenes and 
 
 society in 234.10 
 
 — Forster, .!. Statesman of. 142.8 
 
 — Fronde, J. A. History 
 
 of 141.1 
 
 — Guizot, F. (P. G.) Rev- 
 
 olution of 1040... 204.5; .3.38.13 
 
 — Hallarn, H. Constitution- 
 
 al history of 142.0 
 
 — Herbert, H. W. Knights 
 
 of 188.8 
 
 — Hume, D. History of. . . 145.2 
 
 — Kay, J. Social condition 
 
 and education of the 
 people in 94.14 
 
 — Keightley, T. History 
 
 of, to 1839 49.11 
 
 — King, R. J. Handbook 
 
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 — Knight, C. History of. . 184.4 
 
 — Laboring classes of 305.32 
 
 — Lingard, .J. History of. 186.17 
 
 — Lippiucott, S. J. Merrie 
 
 England 27.6 
 
 — Macaulay, T. B., lord. 
 
 History of 146.1, 2 
 
 — Mackenzie, .A. S. The 
 
 American in 86.3 
 
 — Mackintosh, Sir .!. His- 
 
 tory of 148.10 
 
 — Miller, H. First impres- 
 
 sions of 97.1 
 
 — Milton, J. Defence of 
 
 the people of v. 1 of 337.5 
 
 Reformation in., .v. 2 of 337.5 
 
 — Smith, G. Three English 
 
 statesmen 124.9 
 
 — Stanhope, P. H., earl. 
 
 History of, from 1713-63. 142.6 
 
 — Strickland, A. Queens 
 
 of 145.1; 147.9 
 
 — Taylor, E. Tales from 
 
 the history of the Sax- 
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ENGLAND 
 
 31 
 
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 Shelf. No. 
 
 England, continued. 
 
 — Thackeray, W. M. Eng- 
 lish humorists of the 18th 
 century 153.9; v. 4 of 347.1 
 
 — Tuckernian, H. T. A 
 
 month in 9G.25 
 
 — Warburton, G. England 
 
 in the New World 87.17 
 
 See also Great Britain, Lon- 
 
 don. Also Charles 1, Charles 
 II, Elizabeth, George II, 
 George IV, Henry VIII, James 
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 ard III. 
 
 England, Church of. Blunt, 
 
 H. History of the 385.19 
 
 — Pearson, J. Exposition 
 
 of the creed 382.5 
 
 English, T. D. The Mor- 
 mons 165.22 
 
 English, W. B. llosina 
 Meadows. Adapted by 
 
 C. H. Saunders 1G5.24 
 
 English composition, Aids 
 
 to. Parker, R. G 3G5.8 
 
 English dramatic poets. 
 Specimens of, about the 
 time of Shakspeare. 
 
 Lamb, C 1G2.18 
 
 English grammar. Latham, 
 
 R. G 3G5.10 
 
 English language. Marsh, 
 
 G. P. Lectures on the. 3G2.1 
 
 — Roget, P. M. Thesaurus 
 
 of English words and 
 
 phrases *R. R., E. 3 
 
 — Webster, N. Dictionary 
 
 of the *R. R., A. 1 
 
 Same. Counting- 
 
 house edition *R. R., A. 5 
 
 — Worcester, J. E. Dic- 
 
 tionary of the *R. R., A. 2 
 
 English literature. Cham- 
 bers, R. Cyclopaedia of 
 
 *R. R., B. 3 
 
 — Cleveland, C. D. English 
 
 literature of the 19th 
 century 204.13 
 
 — De Quincey, T. Essays 
 
 on English writers 44.8 
 
 — Ellis, G. Specimens of 
 
 early English metrical 
 romances 338.11 
 
 — Hazlitt, W. English com- 
 
 ic writers 205.3 
 
 Literature of the age of 
 
 Elizabeth 157.5 
 
 — Hunt, (J. H.) Leigh. Se- 
 
 lections from the Eng- 
 lish poets 205. G 
 
 — Parton, J. Humorous 
 
 poetry of the English 
 language 1G2.1 
 
 — Whipple, E. P. Litera- 
 
 ture of the age of Eliza- 
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 — Wright, T. Literature, 
 
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 middle ages 185.19 
 
 English note -books. Pas- 
 sages from the. Haw- 
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 English traits. Emerson, 
 
 R. W 9G.5 
 
 Englishwoman in Russia.. 23G.4 
 Ennlmoser, j. History of 
 
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 Shelf. No. 
 
 Enoch Arden. Tennyson, 
 
 A V. 1 of 1G7.10; 1G7.34 
 
 Eoline. Hentz, C. L 34G.11 
 
 Eothen, or traces of travel 
 from the East. King- 
 
 lake, A. W 23G.8 
 
 Equator, Wild life under 
 
 the. Du Chaillu, P. B. 15.7 
 Erckmann, E., and Chatrian, 
 
 A. Madame Therese.. 32G.1G 
 Erie canal, Marco Paul’s 
 travels on the. Abbott, 
 
 J V. 2 of 1G.4 
 
 Erminia. Read, H. E IGl.l 
 
 Ernani. Verdi, G 1G2.11 
 
 Ernest Carroll 287.15 
 
 Ernest Linwood. Hentz, 
 
 C. L 34G.10 
 
 EitNEST Maltravers. Medina, 
 
 L. H 1G5.18 
 
 Ernestine. Dennery, — .. 1G5.15 
 
 Erring, yet noble 244.10 
 
 Erskine, T. Speeches. 
 
 Vol. 1 152.14 
 
 Esmeralda. Fitzball, E. . . 1G5.18 
 Espousals, The. Patmore, 
 
 C. (K.) 1GG.8 
 
 Essay on criticism. Pope, A. 
 
 ' V. 1 of 1G9.7 
 Essay on man. Pope, A. 
 
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 Essex county. Mass. Memo- 
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 J. R 357.2 
 
 Ethelwerd’s chronicle. See 
 
 Giles, J. A 337.2 
 
 Etherization, Manual of. 
 
 Jackson, C. T 34.20 
 
 Ethics and moral philoso- 
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 European morals 142.5 
 
 — Wayland, E. Moral sci- 
 
 ence 3G5.27 
 
 — Whewell, W. Elements 
 
 of morality 385.9 
 
 See also Character, Slavery, 
 
 War. 
 
 Ethnography. Lyell, Sir . 
 
 C. Antiquity of man.. 3G2.10 
 
 — Nott, J. C. Ethnological 
 
 researches 32. IG 
 
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 £toile du nord. Meyerbeer, 
 
 G 1G2.5 
 
 Eton boy. The. Morton, E. 164.17 
 Eugene, prince of Savoy, 
 
 Memoirs of 79.1 
 
 Eugene Aram. Bulwer-Lyt- 
 
 ton, E. (G. E. L.) 302.22 
 
 Eugenie Grandet. Balzac, 
 
 H de 283.18 
 
 Euler, L. Letters on differ- 
 ent subjects in natural 
 
 philosophy. 2 v 47.30 
 
 Europe. Alison, /S'tV A. His- 
 tory of, 1789-1815 143.5 
 
 Same. 1815-52 143.6 
 
 — Bache, A. D. Education 
 
 in 154.11 
 
 — Bartol, C.A. Pictures of. 94.10 
 
 — Bellows, H. W. The old 
 
 world in its new face . . . 95.8 
 
 — Buflum, E. G. American 
 
 journalist in 95.20 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Europe, continued. 
 
 — Chaiming, W. Summer 
 
 in 94.15 
 
 — Choules, J. O. Vacation 
 
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 — Colman, H. European 
 
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 — De Eorest, J. W. Euro- 
 
 pean acquaintance 95.23 
 
 — Draper, J. W. Intellec- 
 
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 — Durbin, J. P. Observa- 
 
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 — Eetridge, W. P. Harper’s 
 
 hand-book for travelers 
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 — Hale, E. E. Ninety days’ 
 
 worth of 9G.8 
 
 — Hallam, H. Europe dur- 
 
 ing the middle ages 142.13 
 
 Literature of, 15th- 
 
 17th centuries 142.10 
 
 — Jameson, A. (M.) Diary 
 
 of an ennuyee 47.18 
 
 — Lecky, W. E. H. Eu- 
 
 ropean morals 142.5 
 
 Rationalism in 184.7 
 
 — Lippincott, S. J. Haps 
 
 and mishaps of a tour in. 98.2 
 
 — MacClellan, G. B. Ar- 
 
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 — Mitchell, D. G. Conti- 
 
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 — Peabody, A. P. Remi- 
 
 niscences of European 
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 — Russell, W. Modern.... 143.8 
 
 — Sedgwick, C. M. Letters 
 
 from abroad 85.17 
 
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 to European celebrities. 235.11 
 
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 mer in 285.23 
 
 — Taylor, (J.) Bayard. By- 
 
 ways of 85.10 
 
 Europe seen with knap- 
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 — Thornes, W. H. Gold 
 
 hunters in 22.15 
 
 — Train, G. F. American 
 
 merchant in 233.2 
 
 — Ware, W. European cap- 
 
 itals 9G.28 
 
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 Crusades, Denmark, Ensjland, 
 Germany, Great Britain, 
 
 Greece, Italy, Middle ages, 
 Netherlands, Poland, Portu- 
 gal, Sweden, Switzerland, 
 
 Turkey. 
 
 Euripides. [Tragedies.] 
 Translated by R. Potter. 
 
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 Hippolytus ; The Phoenician 
 virgins. II. The suppliants; 
 Hercules; The Heraclidje; 
 Iphigenia in Aulis; Rhesus; 
 
 The Trojan dames. III. Hec- 
 uba; Helena; Electra; Ores- 
 tes; Iphigenia in Tauris ; An- 
 dromache. 
 
 Eusebius Pampiiilus. Ec- 
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KlISTACfTK 
 
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 ShoH. No. 
 
 liUSTACiiifl JiiiMdlii. Courl- 
 
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 Kus’i ai'mikvio, a. Kcsoiirccs 
 
 ol' Ivussia 18H.15 
 
 Eittaw. Siimus, VV.(r 218. .‘3 
 
 Eu'I’iianahy. Mouiitfoixl, \V. 20(),1 
 
 13vai)NK. Sliicl, It. L 1()5.8 
 
 Evan(;ki.ink. Ivomi^IcHow, 
 
 II. W. ...1(12.17; V. 2 of ICS. 13 
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 Evans, F 
 
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 366.29 
 
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 of divine insjiira- 
 
 
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 Eveleen 
 
 Wilson. IMlgrim, 
 
 
 J. . . . 
 
 165.29 
 
 Evelina. 
 
 D’ Arblay, F. . . . 
 
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 305.24 
 
 Ever ett. 
 
 A. H. Life of J. 
 
 
 Warren v. 10 of 117.1 
 
 V. 2 of 123,7 
 
 — Life of r. Henry • . . . v. 1 of 1 17.2 
 Eveuki'T, E. Orations and 
 
 speeches. 4 42.1 
 
 — Idle of ,1. Stark v. 1 of 117.1 
 
 V. 1 of 132.7 
 
 — Life of G. WasIiini 2 :ton . . . 107.20 
 
 — The Mount Vernon pa- 
 
 ])ers 154.10 
 
 — Tribute to the nieniory 
 
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 historic-genealogical so- 
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 Everett, W. Changing base. 27.1 
 
 — Double play 27.0 
 
 Every boy’s book. Forest, 
 
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 Evera"-day philosopher in 
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 A. K. H 205.10 
 
 Every little boy’s book. .. . 26.22 
 
 Evidences of Christianity. 
 
 Paley, W 387.24 
 
 — Sumner, J. P 385.23 
 
 Evil, Nature of. James, H. 385.4 
 EviLeye, The. Phillips, J. B. 164.12 
 Evil genius, The. Bernard, 
 
 AV. B 165.10 
 
 Excursions. Thoreaii, H. 
 
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 Exercises for private de- 
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 Expectant, The. Picker- 
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 Experience of life. Sewell, 
 
 E. M 265.23 
 
 Exploring expedition. Four 
 years in a government. 
 Colvocoresses, G. IM. ... 234.10 
 Eye, Diseases of the. Wil- 
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 Eyes and ears. Beecher, 11. 
 
 W 153.12 
 
 Eyrrygg.ja Saga, Abstract 
 
 of the. Scott, ,Sir W. . . 235.15 
 
 Fap.i.es. 71‘isopus 17.2 
 
 — Vri.arte, T. de. Idterary. 166.21 
 
 Faeiii/,, E. F. M. The na- 
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 h'Aiatn'; (piecme. Spcmser, 
 
 E V. 1-4 of 227.3 
 
 Faint heart inwer won fair 
 
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 Slipif. No. 
 
 Eaiu phay. South worth, E. 
 
 1). E. N 315.1 
 
 Faik <|narrel, A. Middleton, 
 
 T V. 3 of 163.10 
 
 FAiniiAiRN, W. Iron ship 
 
 bnilding 33.0 
 
 Fairy tahjs. Andersen, II. 
 
 C. Danish 15.1 
 
 — (darki;, IE S. F.airy l)ook. 18.0 
 
 — Craik, 1). (,M.) M. Fairy 
 
 book 15.3 
 
 — Kingsley, C. Greek fairy 
 
 tales M.27 
 
 — Labonlaye, i\. (R. L.) 
 
 Fairy l ale.s of all nations. 15.2 
 
 — Mace, J. Home 15.1 
 
 Faith, Manual of. Hobart, 
 
 .1 11 365.. 35 
 
 Faith Gartney’s girlhood. 
 
 Whitney, A. 1) T 265.3 
 
 Faitheul for ever. J’at- 
 
 more, C. (K.) 167.20 
 
 Faitheul Hannah. Baker, 
 
 11. N. (W.) 14.2 
 
 Falconer, E. The husband 
 
 of an hour 165.28 
 
 — Reading without tears. . . 365.11 
 
 Fallen minister. The. 
 
 Spiess, C. H V. 1 of 327.36 
 
 Fallen pride. South worth, 
 
 E. I). E. N 345.7 
 
 False colors. Cndlip, A. .. 261.41 
 
 Falsehood and truth. Ton- 
 
 na, C. E 268.3 
 
 Fame and fortune. Alger, 
 
 H.,jr 28.2 
 
 Faaiiliar quotations. Bart- 
 lett, J 205.11; *R. R.,E.7 
 
 Family doom. Soutlnvorth, 
 
 E. D. E. N 345.12 
 
 Family failing. Oxenford,J. 164.18 
 Family in love. Craik, D. 
 
 (M.) M 241.3 
 
 Family jars 164.11 
 
 Family of love. Middleton. 
 
 T 2 of 163.10 
 
 Family pride 324.21 
 
 Family save-all 156.17 
 
 Family secrets 324.23 
 
 Family singing book. Cobb, 
 
 S 158.14 
 
 Famous men, Footprints of. 
 
 Edgar, J. G 127.9 
 
 Famous persons and places. 
 
 Willis, N. P 98.3 
 
 Fanciion ; the cricket. Du- 
 
 devant, A. L. A. D 324.14 
 
 Same. Dramatized by 
 
 A. Waldauer 165.30 
 
 FANiavEi; or, the San Jacin- 
 to in the seas of India, 
 
 etc. Wood, W. M 86.18 
 
 Fantine. Hugo, Comte V. 
 
 (M.) 241.8 
 
 Faraday, M. Chemical his- 
 tory of a candle 367.31 
 
 — Faraday as a discoverer. 
 
 /See Tyndall, J 123.4 
 
 Farming. See Agriculture. 
 Farnham, E. W. Life in 
 
 prairie land 236.13 
 
 Faroe islands. Historical 
 and descriptive account 
 
 of the 48.8 
 
 Far<pjhar, G. 'fhe constant 
 
 couple 169.9 
 
 Hhi-lf No. 
 
 l‘'Anoi HAn, G., r/nitu/iiiiJ. 
 
 'I’Ik! incuiistanl 165.23 
 
 Fakuvr, E. Rc(:i(Ihct ions 
 
 of seventy yejii’s 126.17 
 
 EAnUAU, .1. ICIeliients of 
 <deel rieil y, inagiieHsiii, 
 and eleciro-inagnel i>in. 363.12 
 Kaihh;ll, .1. 'file dtiinl) girl 
 
 of Genoa 165.25 
 
 Fakihi.uy. 'fhe horse’s foot. 
 
 Miles, W 34.18 
 
 Fascinming individual, 
 
 Danvers, 11 164.11,25 
 
 Fashion. Ritchie, A. (k (M.) 165.22 
 I'ashio.n and famine. Stcr- 
 
 phens, A. S 213.18; 306.3 
 
 Fashionahle lover. Cnm- 
 
 berland, H 168.22 
 
 Fas«p'elle, L. New method 
 of learning the l<’ren(di 
 
 language 365.12 
 
 Fatal marriage. South- 
 
 worth, E. I). E. N :H5.3 
 
 Fa ther and daughter. Dpie, 
 
 A 3 of 282.5 
 
 Father and son. Fitzball, 
 
 E 165.21 
 
 Father Hnbbard’.s tales. 
 
 Middleton,'!’ 5 of 163.10 
 
 Faucon, N. Blbliotheipie 
 portative (!es meillenrs 
 
 ecrivains fi’anyais 276.1 
 
 Faust, (ioethe, J. W. von. 
 
 166.2; 168.4 
 
 Faust. Gounod, C. F 162.3 
 
 Fau.st and Marguerite 165.26 
 
 Favorita, La. Jlonizetti, G. 162.4 
 
 Fazio. Milman, H. H 165.1 
 
 Federallst, 'Ihe. Hamil- 
 ton, A 207.4 
 
 Felix Holt. Lewes, M. J. . . 347.14 
 
 Felt, J. B. Memorials of 
 
 W. S. Shaw 198.2 
 
 Felton, C. C. Life of W. 
 
 Eaton V. 9 of 117.1 
 
 — Classical studies. /See 
 
 Sears, B 153.1 
 
 Female skeptic; or, faith 
 
 triumphant 246.17 
 
 Female sovereigns. Cele- 
 brated. Jameson, A. 
 
 (M.) 48.15 
 
 F£^s"elon, F. (de S. de La 
 Mothe). Lives of the 
 ancient philosophers .. . 19.34 
 
 Ferdinand and Isabella. 
 
 Prescott, W. H. ..148.13; 352.1 
 Ferguson, A. History of 
 
 civil society 154.15 
 
 Ferguson, J. Astronomy 
 
 explained 383.5 
 
 — Life 79.5 
 
 — Early life of. See May- 
 
 hew, H 16.11 
 
 Fermented liquors. F eucht- 
 
 wanger, L 364.14 
 
 Fernald, W. M. God in his 
 
 providence 366.13 
 
 Ferry, G. Vagabond life 
 
 in Mexico 95.10 
 
 Fessenden, T. G. Ameri- 
 can kitchen gardener.. 364.22 
 
 V. 2 of 365.29 
 
 Festivals, Ancient and mod- 
 ern. Smith, H. 48.26 
 
 Ficstus. Bailey, P. j 162.16 
 
FETRIDGE 
 
 33 
 
 FOSTER 
 
 Slielf. No. 
 
 Fetkidgk, W. F. Harper’s 
 
 hand-book for travelers 
 in Europe and the East. 
 
 1862 234.1 
 
 — Same. 1870 86.1 
 
 Fette, VV". E. Dialogues 
 from Dickens for school 
 and home amusement.. 27.2 
 Feucutvvangeh, L. Fer- 
 mented liquors 364.14 
 
 Feudal times. White, J... 165.7 
 
 Feueubacie, a. R. von. Re- 
 markable criminal trials. 158.17 
 
 Feuillet, O. Romance of a 
 poor young .man. See 
 
 Edwards, P 165.23 
 
 FJiVAL, P. (H. C.) The 
 duke’s daughter. See 
 
 Bourgoise, A. A 165.29 
 
 Fiammina, La. Clapp, VV". 
 
 W.,;> 165.28 
 
 Fiction, Dictionary of the 
 
 noted names of. Wheel- 
 er, W. A *R. R., E. 9 
 
 Fidelio. Beethoven, L. van. 162.3 
 Field, H. M. Irish confed- 
 
 erates 188.2 
 
 — Summer pictures : from 
 
 Copenhagen to Venice. 153.10 
 Field and forest. Adams, 
 
 W. T 12.14 
 
 Field of Waterloo. Scott, 
 
 Sir W 8 of 228.7 
 
 Fighting by proxy. Ken- 
 ney, J 164.18 
 
 Fighting Joe. Adams, W. 
 
 T 12.2 
 
 Figuier, (G.) L. The insect 
 
 world 31.5 
 
 — The world before the del- 
 
 uge 31.4 
 
 Fiji and the Fijians. Wil- 
 liams, T. 91.2 
 
 Fills du regiment. Doni- 
 zetti, G 162.4 
 
 Fine arts. Outline history of 
 
 the. Lossiug, B. J. ... 47.9 
 
 See also Architecture, Art, 
 
 Music. 
 
 Fine arts quarterly. 3 v. .. 411.3 
 
 Fine feathers do not make 
 
 tine birds. Neily, K. J. 26.8 
 
 Finger-rings, History and 
 
 poetry of. Edwards, C. 235.8 
 
 Fior d’Aliza. Lamartine, A. 
 
 (M. L. P.)de 17.8 
 
 Fire-side song book. Car- 
 penter, J. E 169.10 
 
 Fireman, The. Johnson, S. 
 
 D 165.25 
 
 Fireman : the lire depart- 
 ments of the United 
 
 States. Dana, D. D. .. 156.12 
 Fireside travels. Lowell, J. 
 
 R. 158.5 
 
 First and true love. Dude- 
 
 vaut, A. L. A. D 302.44 
 
 First night. The 164.17 
 
 Fish, H. C. Primitive piety 
 
 revived 366.24 
 
 Fish and ’fishing. Herbert, 
 
 H. W. Fish and Ashing 
 in the United States and 
 
 British provinces 33.5 
 
 — Scott, G. C. Fishing in 
 
 American waters 33.11 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Fitch, J., Life of. See Whit- 
 tlesey, C v.6of 117.2 
 
 Fitchburg, Mass., in tlie 
 war of the rebellion. 
 
 Willis, H. A 112.7 
 
 Fitz-Gubin 248.27 
 
 Fitzball, E. Esmeralda... 165.18 
 
 — Father and son 165.21 
 
 — The dying Dutchman- . .. 165.15 
 
 — Hofer 165.19 
 
 — The innkeeper of Abbe- 
 
 ville 165.21 
 
 — Jonathan Bradford 165.18 
 
 — The momentous question. 165.25 
 
 — The pilot 165.17 
 
 — Tom Cringle 165.18 
 
 Fitzgerald, P. Life of D. 
 
 Garrick. 2 v 121.2 
 
 Five old friends. Thack- 
 eray, Miss (A. I.) 347.13 
 
 Flagg, E. Venice, 1797- 
 
 1849. 2 84.15 
 
 Flauto magico, II. Mozart, 
 
 (J. C. S. G.) W. A 162.13 
 
 Fletcher, James. History 
 
 of Poland 48.34 
 
 Fletcher, James C., and 
 Kidder, D. P. Brazil and 
 the Brazilians. .... ..83.7; 92.4 
 Fletcher, John. The elder 
 brother. See Beaumont, 
 
 F 165.10 
 
 — The maid’s tragedy. See 
 
 Beaumont, F 165.7 
 
 Fleur-de-th 6. Ronger, F. 162.6 
 Flirt, The. Grey, 3Irs. ... 341.35 
 Floating beacon. Ball, E. 165.20 
 Florian, j. P. C. de. The 
 Moors of Spain. Added, 
 a notice of islamism .... 47.8 
 
 Florida. Giddings, J. R. 
 
 Exiles of 184.8 
 
 — Irving, T. Conquest of. 
 
 V. 10 of 46.6 
 
 Florida war, Origin, prog- 
 ress, and conclusion of 
 the. Sprague, J. T. ... 134.7 
 
 Flotow, F. F. a. von. Mar- 
 tha. Italian, with Eng- 
 lish translation 162.3 
 
 Flowers. Beecher, H. W. 
 
 Flowers and farming. . . 153.8 
 
 — Johnson, L. Every lady 
 her own Aower gar- 
 dener V. 2 of 365.29 
 
 See also Glardening, Rose. 
 
 Flowers of the forest. 
 
 Buckstone, J. B 165.28 
 
 Floyd, W. B. Handy Andy. 
 [Dramatized from S. 
 
 Lover] 165.30 
 
 Flying Dutchman. Fitzball, 
 
 E 165.15 
 
 Folks and fairies. Comfort, 
 
 L. C 325.4 
 
 Follies of a night. Blanche, 
 
 J. R 165.7 
 
 Following the Aag. ColAn, 
 
 C. C 27.25 
 
 Fonblanque, a. A tangled 
 
 skein 281.19 
 
 Fonvielle, W. de. Thun- 
 der and lightning 36.3 
 
 Food. Lankester, E. Food 
 
 of man 19.27 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Food, continued . 
 
 — Thomson, R. D. Food 
 
 of animals 34.22 
 
 — Useful arts employed in 
 
 the production of 367.19 
 
 See also Adulterations, Diet. 
 
 Fool of quality. Brooke, H. 199.5 
 Fool’s revenge. Taylor, T. 165.30 
 Foote, H. S. The war of 
 the rebellion ; or, Scylla 
 
 and Charybdis 136.4 
 
 Foote, S. Dramas 163.12 
 
 Contents. — The commissa- 
 ry ; The lame lover; The bank- 
 rupt ; The cozeners ; The maid 
 of Bath ; The Devil upon two 
 sticks ; The nabob ; A trip to 
 Calais; The capuchin. 
 
 Footprints of the Creator. 
 
 Miller, H 154.1 
 
 Forayers, The. Simms, W. 
 
 G. .................... 243.20 
 
 Forbes, C. S. Garibaldi in 
 
 the two Sicilies 102.1 
 
 Forbes, Sir J. Physiologi- 
 cal elfects of alcoholic 
 
 drinks 364.20 
 
 Fore and aft. Phelps, W. 
 
 D 23.2 
 
 Foreign reminiscences. 
 
 Fox, H. R 124.15 
 
 Forest, G. Every boy’s 
 
 book 26.26 
 
 Forest exiles. Reid, M. .. 25.12 
 
 Forest rose. Woodworth, 
 
 S 165.29 
 
 Forest tragedy. Lippincott, 
 
 S. J 14.26 
 
 Forester, Frank, pseud. See 
 Herbert, H. W. 
 
 Forester, T. Paris and its 
 
 environs 338.10 
 
 Forgiven at last. Hader- 
 
 mann, J. R 326.1 
 
 Forster, J. Statesmen of 
 
 England 142.8 
 
 — Walter Savage Landor. 
 
 A biography 122.6 
 
 Forsyth, W. Napoleon at 
 
 St. Helena. 2 124.14 
 
 Fort Pillow massacre. Re- 
 port on the. See United 
 
 States 352.11 
 
 Fortune seeker. South- 
 
 worth, E. D. E. N 345.18 
 
 Fortune’s frolic. Ailing- 
 
 ham, J. T 164.13 
 
 Fortunes of Nigel. Scott, 
 
 Sir W 13 of 263.5 
 
 Forty and Afty. Bayly, T. 
 
 H 164.19 
 
 Forty thieves, The 165.16 
 
 Foster, J. Essays 158.10 
 
 Contents. — On a man’s writ- 
 ing memoirs of himself; On 
 decision of character ; On the 
 application of the epithet ro- 
 mantic ; Causes by which evan- 
 gelical religion has been ren- 
 dered unacceptable to persons 
 of cultivated taste. 
 
 — Evils of popular igno- 
 
 rance 157.1 
 
 — Fosteriana : consisting of 
 
 thoughts, reAectious, 
 and criticisms 157.2 
 
 5 
 
FOSTKR 
 
 I'llJNERS 
 
 :u 
 
 Hhclf. No. 
 
 I'oH'i'Kit, ,1., conlinucd. 
 
 — Jjccturo.s at Jiroiidincad 
 
 cliaixd. 2 V 157.J5 
 
 — LilV.* and corrospondcnrc. 
 
 2 V. in 1 127.21 
 
 Foul play. Rc'ado, C 247.21 
 
 Fouii isoldiei’H; or, riglit 
 
 abont, lace 380.20 
 
 Fouit y(!ar.s ol‘ lighting. Col- 
 lin, C. C 132.11 
 
 Fouuniur, U. Comedy and 
 
 tragedy 104.13 
 
 Fox, C. I’ortrait oTG. Wash- 
 ington : history and evi- 
 dence of the correct- 
 ness of tlie likeness 101.3 
 
 Fox, II. K., lord JloUand. 
 
 Foreign reminiscences . ]24.1.'i 
 Fox, J. Hook of martyrs .. IBO.l.'l 
 Fra diavolo. Anber, 1). F. E. 102.3 
 Fram.iee, 1). The I’arsees. 185.10 
 Framley ])arsonage. Trol- 
 lope, A 204.10 
 
 France. Abbott, J. S. C. 
 
 French revolution of 
 1780 141.8 
 
 — Adams, W. T. Young 
 
 America in 13.4 
 
 — Boniiechose, (F. P.) l^b 
 
 (li.) do. Ilistory of . . . 185.18 
 
 — Bush, A. F. Queens of. 184.0 
 
 — Carlyle, T. Ilistory of 
 
 the French revolution .. 147.10 
 
 — Corkran, J. F. National 
 
 constituent assembly, 
 
 1848 147.8 
 
 — Eddy, D. C. Scenes and 
 
 society in 234.10 
 
 — Godwin, P. History of. 141.5 
 
 Herbert, H. W. Cheva- 
 liers of 188 12 
 
 Knights of 188.8 
 
 — Hugo, Comte V. (M.) The 
 
 destroyer of the second 
 republic 147.7 
 
 — Lamartine, A. (M. L. P.) 
 
 de. Past, present, and 
 future of the republic.. 147.20 
 Pevolution of 1848 350.14 
 
 — Lippincott, S. J. Stories 
 
 and sights of 27.5 
 
 — Michelet, J. History of. 141.3 
 
 — Moore, J. Journal dur- 
 
 ing a residence in, 1792. 230.23 
 
 — Pardoe, J. Episodes of 
 
 French history 147.21 
 
 — Parkman, F. Pioneers of 
 
 France in the New 
 World V. 1 of 135.1 
 
 — Scott, Sir W. Stories 
 
 from the history of.v. 27 of 203.5 
 
 — Shelley, M. W. Lives 
 
 of eminent French wri- 
 ters 197.14 
 
 — Siborne, W. ilistory of 
 
 tlie war, in 1815 181.5 
 
 — Stephen, Sir J. Lectures 
 
 on the Ilistory of 141.7 
 
 — Thiers, (L.) A. History 
 
 of the French revolu- 
 tion 141 4 
 
 — Tociiueville, A. (C. II. C.) 
 
 de. 4'he old r(!gime and 
 the revolution 97.21 
 
 — White, J. Ilistory of, to 
 
 1848 134.20 
 
 Hlifir. No. 
 
 France, ronllnued. 
 
 Sr<- (iIho Henry IV, I.oiiIh 
 IX, LoiiiH XIII, LniiiH XIV, 
 
 J.onip X VI I , Niipoleoii I, Na- 
 j)ok'on III. 
 
 Francesca da Rimini. Bo- 
 
 ker, G. 11 v. 1 of 108.20 
 
 Francis, C. Life of J. Eliot. 
 
 V. 5 of 117.1 
 
 — Life of S. Rale v. 7 of 117.2 
 
 Francis, G. II. Orators of 
 
 the age 198.0 
 
 Frank Mildmay. Marryat, 
 
 F 323.5 
 
 Franklin, B. Works. Vol. 
 
 2-10. 9v 41.2 
 
 — Autobiogra|)hy. N. V. .. 122.10 
 
 Same. Phil 114.1 
 
 — Memoirs ; by himself. 2v. 47.2 
 
 — Inauguration of the stat- 
 
 ue of. >SVc Boston 113.8 
 
 — Mayhew, II. Young Ben- 
 
 jamin Franklin 17.17 
 
 — I’arton, ,1. Life and times 
 
 of 114.4 
 
 — Si)arks, J. Life of 194.3 
 
 Franklin, AYr .1. Kane, E. 
 
 K. Grinnell expedition 
 in search of 93.0 
 
 — MacCIintock, F. L. Dis- 
 
 covery of tlie fate of . . . 97.17 
 
 Franklin. Abbott, J. ..v. 4 of 10.1 
 Franklin. Brougham, J. . . 105.19 
 Fraser, rl. B. Historical and 
 descriptive account of 
 Persia 48.9 
 
 — Mesoi)otamia and As- 
 
 syria 47.10 
 
 Fraserian papers. Maginn, 
 
 W 154.22 
 
 Freaks of fortune. Adams, 
 
 W. T 12.10 
 
 Freaks of fortune. Jones, 
 
 J. B 247.10 
 
 Frederick II, of Prussia. 
 
 See Friedrich II. 
 
 Frederick Latimer. Mac- 
 
 Keever, H. B 24.1 
 
 Frederick the great and his 
 
 court. Mundt, G 305,25 
 
 Frederick the great and his 
 
 family. Mundt, C 281.2 
 
 Free masonry. Adams, J. 
 
 Q. Letters on the ma-. 
 sonic institution 152.2 
 
 — Chase, G. W. Digest of 
 
 masonic law 150.18 
 
 — Gassett, H. Catalogue 
 
 of books, anti-masonic 
 in arguments and con- 
 clusions 31.18 
 
 — Odiorne, J. C. Opinions 
 
 on speculative mason- 
 ry 156.19 
 
 — Stearns, J. G. Specula- 
 
 tive 385.22 
 
 Frelinciiuysen, T., Me- 
 moir of. See Chambers, 
 
 T. W 190.2 
 
 FRf;!viONT, Jessie B. Story 
 
 of the guard 357 1 
 
 FitfiMONT, John C. Exiilor- 
 ing expedition to the 
 Rocky mountains, Ore- 
 gon and North Califor- 
 nia 94.4 
 
 HhoH. No. 
 
 FufMoN i , .lohn C., 
 
 1071 fin lit tl. 
 
 — Life <»f. Sn r 
 
 pham, ('. 
 
 W 
 
 
 F|!EN( H, S. AVr 
 
 Dramas, 
 
 ( 'olleet ion of. 
 
 % 
 
 Fri;n( II country 
 
 family. 
 
 Witt, Mme. de 
 
 !. 3.05.11; 
 
 French l!niguag(‘. 
 
 Boris, 
 
 P. .1. Frelieli 
 
 1 simple 
 
 and (Compound 
 
 vowels, 
 
 comiiared willi 
 
 1 Fnglish 
 
 sounds 
 
 . ..*IL R., 1). 1 1 
 
 — Fas(|ucllc, L. New niflli- 
 
 0(1 of learning the 305.12 
 
 — L’llomond, C. F. Kle- 
 
 ments of French griiin- 
 m:ir 305. .3 
 
 — Spiers, A. French and 
 
 English dictiomiry. *l{. R., A. 4 
 French literal ure. Ribli- 
 otheepK; portative des 
 mcilh'iirs (''Ci ivains fran- 
 
 ^^•ais. Faucon, N 270.1 
 
 French spy. Haines, J. 4’. 105.19 
 Freyschcetz, Der. Weber, 
 
 C. M. von 102.10 
 
 Frevtah, G. Debit and 
 
 credit 305.27 
 
 — The lost manuscript 302.18 
 
 — Soil und Haben. 2 v. .. 277.0 
 
 Friars WOOD post-ollice. 
 
 Vonge, C. M 308.2 
 
 Friedrich 11, of rruHsia. 
 
 Carlyle, T. History of. 114.3 
 
 — Macaulay, T. B., lord. 
 
 Life of 127.8 
 
 From an island. Thackeray, 
 
 J/m (A. 1.) 347.12 
 
 Frost, J. Life of Z. Taylor. 215 12 
 
 — Pioneer mothers of the 
 
 West 22.11 
 
 — Wild scenes of a hunter’s 
 
 life 22.17 
 
 Frothingiiam, E. L. State- 
 ment of the trinitarian 
 principle, or law of tri- 
 personality 32.17 
 
 — and A. L. Philosophy as 
 
 absolute science. Vol. 1. 32.19 
 
 Frotiiingham, R. Life and 
 
 times of J. Warren 111.9 
 
 — Siege of Boston, and 
 
 battles of Lexington, 
 Concord, and Bunker 
 
 hill 184.5 
 
 Froude, j. a. History of 
 
 England. 12 v 144.1 
 
 Fruits 367.21 
 
 Fruits and fruit-trees of 
 America. Downing, A. 
 
 J 33.3 
 
 Fudge doings. Mitchell, D. 
 
 G 247.9 
 
 Fuller, H. Sparks from a 
 
 locomotive 96.16 
 
 Fullerton, Lady G. Mrs. 
 
 Gerald’s niece 301.17 
 
 Fulton, R., Life of. See 
 
 Renwick, J v. 10 of 117 1 
 
 V. 1 of 123.7 
 
 Fun for the million 343.7 
 
 Fun-jottings. Willis, N. 
 
 P 153.15 
 
 Furies, The. iEschylus . . . . 339.17 
 Furness, W. H. Domestic 
 
 worship 300.21 
 
FUTURE 
 
 35 
 
 GIESELER 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Future life. Wood, G 38G.8 
 
 Future state, Philosophy of 
 
 a. Dick, T 335.1 
 
 Gail Hamilton, pseud. 8ee 
 Dod^e, M. A. 
 
 GAiTiEsand gravities. Smith, 
 
 H 158.6 
 
 Gajani,G The Roman exile. 107.3 
 Gala-days. Dodge, M. A. 45.4 
 Galaxy, The. Vol. 1, 3, 
 
 6-8. 5 406.1 
 
 Gale Breezely. Johnstone, 
 
 J. B 164.10 
 
 Galt, J. Life of Lord By- 
 ron 48.35 
 
 Gambler’s fate. Milner, H. 
 
 M 164.24; 165.21 
 
 Game at chess. Middleton, 
 
 G.AMEoflife. Brougham, J. 165.16 
 Game of love. Brougham, J. 165.15 
 Games. See Recreative arts. 
 Gamester, The. Moore, PL 165.2 
 Gammell, W. Life of R. 
 
 Williams v. 4 of 117.2 
 
 — Life of S. Ward. . • . v. 9 of 117.2 
 Gardening. Beecher, H. 
 
 W. Fruits, flowers, and 
 farming 153.8 
 
 — Cobbett, W. American 
 
 gardener 364.21 
 
 — F'essenden, T. G. Amer- 
 
 ican kitchen gardener. 364.22 
 V. 2 of 365.29 
 
 — Loudon, J. W. Garden- 
 
 ing for ladies 35.6 
 
 See also Agriculture, Flow- 
 ers, Fruits, Grape, Landscape 
 gardening, Manures, Vine. 
 
 Gardiner, M., countess of 
 Blessington, Literary life 
 and correspondence of. 
 
 See Madden, R. R 123.3 
 
 Gardner, C. K. United 
 States system of infan- 
 try exercise 35.14 
 
 Garibaldi, G. Autobiogra- 
 phy 215.1. 
 
 — The rule of the monk... 261.51 
 
 — Dumas, A. (D.) The 
 
 Garibaldians in Sicily.. 186.8 
 
 — Forbes, C. S. Campaign 
 
 in the two Sicilies 102.1 
 
 Garland, H. A. Life of J. 
 
 Randolph 193.4 
 
 Garrick, D. Country girl, 
 
 altered from Wycherley. 169.9 
 
 — The Irish widow 164.14, 26 
 
 — Life of. See Fitzgerald, 
 
 P 121.2 
 
 Gaskell, E. C. Cousin Phil- 
 lis 261.6 
 
 — Cranford 307.3 
 
 — A dark night’s work.... 302.12 
 
 — Life of C. Bronte. 2 v . 108.2 
 
 — Mary Barton 261.30 
 
 — Moorland cottage 307.1 
 
 — My lady Ludlow 261.3 
 
 — North and South 261.5 
 
 — Right at last 287.4 
 
 — Sylvia’s lovers 261.46 
 
 — Wives and daughters. . .. 301.18 
 Gasparin, a. (fi.), comte de. 
 
 America before Europe. 186.16 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Gasparin, A. (I'L), comte de, 
 continued. 
 
 — The United States in 1861. 188.5 
 
 Gassett, H. Catalogue of 
 books on the anti-ma- 
 sonic institution 31.18 
 
 Gates ajar. Phelps, E. S. . . 27.28 
 
 Gaultier, Bon, pseud. See 
 Martin, T. 
 
 Gaussen, S. R. L. Theop- 
 nensty; or, the plenary 
 inspiration of the Holy 
 
 Scriptures 366.18 
 
 Gayler, C. The love of a 
 
 prince 165.19 
 
 — The son of the night .... 165.20 
 Gazza ladra. La. Rossini, 
 
 G. A 162.7 
 
 Genealogy. Goodwin, N. 
 
 Genealogical notes 353.12 
 
 — New England historical 
 
 and genealogical regis- 
 • ter 74.1 
 
 See also the following names : 
 Cushman, Greenleaf, Hunt, 
 Lawrence. 
 
 General, The. Barrows, 
 
 W 26.10 
 
 Genevieve. Lamartine, A. 
 
 (M. L. P.) de 261.23 
 
 Genevieve de Brabant. Of- 
 fenbach, J 162.9 
 
 Genghis Khan, History of. 
 
 See Abbott, J 15.25 
 
 Genius. Chapman, J. Char- 
 acteristics of men of. . . . 215.14 
 — Giles, H. Illustrations of. 207.5 
 Gentleman from Ireland. 
 
 O’Brien, F 164.14, 25 
 
 Geoffrey Crayon, pseud. 
 
 See Irving, W. 
 
 Geoffrey de Vinsauf. Cru- 
 sades of Richard i 338.9 
 
 Geoffrey of Monmouth’s 
 British history. See 
 
 Giles, J. A 337.2 
 
 Geoffry Hamlyu. Kingsley, 
 
 H 307.10 
 
 Geography. Anthon, C. An- 
 cient and mediaeval 32.24 
 
 — Goodrich, S. G. Com- 
 
 prehensive 381.1 
 
 — Lavallee, T. (S.) Physi- 
 
 cal, historical, and mili- 
 tary 364.2 
 
 — Smith, W. Dictionary of 
 
 Greek and Roman . . *R. R. , A. 7 
 
 See also Atlas, Ethnography, 
 
 Physical geography. Voyages, 
 
 World. 
 
 Geology. Agassiz, L. (J. R.) 
 
 Geological sketches 36.33 
 
 — Buckland, W. Geology 
 
 as exhibiting the power, 
 wisdom, and goodness 
 of God 37.5 
 
 — Darwin, C. (R.) Geol- 
 
 ogy of the countries 
 visited by the Beagle. .. 37.27 
 
 — Goodrich, S. G. Wonders 
 
 of 386.20 
 
 — Hitchcock, E. Geology 
 
 of Massachusetts 32.21 
 
 Geology of the globe.. 32.20 
 
 Religion of 386 7 
 
 Shelf. No 
 
 Geology, continued. 
 
 — Lee, C. A. Elements of. 19.5 
 
 — Lyell, NiVC. Elementary. 362.9 
 
 Elements of 386.9 
 
 Principles of 362.7 
 
 — Miller, H. Footprints of 
 
 the Creator 154.1 
 
 Old red sandstone 154.8 
 
 Popular 154.9 
 
 Testimony of the rocks. 154.5 
 
 See also Creation, Earth, 
 Mineralogy, Physical geogra- 
 
 p>>y- 
 
 Geometrical drawing. Min- 
 
 ifle, W 362.11 
 
 George It, of England. Her- 
 
 vey, J., lord. Reign of. 197.5 
 
 — Oliphant, M. (O. W.) 
 
 Historical sketches of 
 
 the reign of 122.5 
 
 George IV, Life and times 
 
 of. See Croly, G 48.6 
 
 George Barnwell. Lillo, G. 165.12 
 George Canterbury’s will. 
 
 Wood, E. P 321.6 
 
 Georges, of England. 
 Smucker, S. M. His- 
 tory of the four 188.7 
 
 — Thackeray, W. M. The 
 
 four Georges v. 4 of 347.1 
 
 Georgia. Journal of a resi- 
 dence on a Georgian 
 plantation. Kemble, F. 
 
 A 86.17 
 
 See also Andersonville. 
 
 Georgics. Virgilius Maro, 
 
 P 339.3 
 
 GfmARD, C. J. B. The lion 
 
 hunter 243.16 
 
 German popular tales. 
 
 Grimm, J. (L. C.) 267.4 
 
 Germany. Adams, W. T. 
 
 Young America in 13.2 
 
 — Brace, C. L. Home-life 
 
 in 97.25 
 
 — Browne, JR. An Amer- 
 
 ican family in 95.12 
 
 — Kohlrausch, F. History 
 
 of 134 8 
 
 See also Austria, Rhine. 
 
 Also Charles V. 
 
 Gerstaecker, F. Journey 
 
 round the world 85.23 
 
 Gertrude. Sewell, E. M. . 304.7 
 
 Gervinus, G. G. Introduc- 
 tion to the history of the 
 
 19th century 186.4 
 
 Gibbon, E. Decline and fall 
 of the Roman empire. 
 
 6 146.3 
 
 — Life and writings. 2 v. . 79.9 
 
 Gibbon, J. Artillerist’s 
 
 manual 363 20 
 
 Gibbon, L. Exploration of 
 the valley of the Ama- 
 zon. See Herndon, W. 
 
 H 84.13 
 
 Gibraltar gallery. Abbott, 
 
 J 8 of J6.1 
 
 Giddings, j. R. Exiles of 
 
 Florida 184.8 
 
 Gieseler, j. C. L. Text- 
 book of church history. 
 
 4 V 142.4 
 
(JTFFOUI) 
 
 (join-: 
 
 SJiolf. No. 
 
 CiKFoifD, S. N. LMndinj' of 
 
 the Freiieli Alljmtic. ca- 
 ])Ic, .Inly, IHO!). A'ec 
 
 Thomas, C. n 13:h]') 
 
 Gii’KOKi), W. Memoir 70.7 
 
 Gilhakt, J. \V. of 
 
 ])aiikin^ 37.21 
 
 Gil lilas. Lc Sngc, A. K. 
 
 24r>.8; 320.4 
 
 Gildas, Works of. tSee Giles, 
 
 J. A 337.2 
 
 Giles, II. Illustrations of 
 
 genius 207.5 
 
 — Lectures and essays. 2 v. 200.4 
 Giles, J. A. Six old Eng- 
 lish elironiclcs 337,2 
 
 Contents. — Ethel vverd’e 
 chronicle; Asser’s life of Al- 
 fred ; Geoffrey of Monmonth’H 
 Ilritisli history; Works of Oil- 
 das; Nennius’s history of the 
 Britons; Hi chard of Cirences- 
 ter on the ancient state of 
 Britain. 
 
 Gileillan, G. Bards of tlio 
 
 Bible 155.13 
 
 Giliiam, W. Manual for the 
 volunteers niul militia of 
 
 the United States 35.10 
 
 Gilmok, H. Four years in 
 
 the saddle 130.0 
 
 Gilmoke, j. R. (Ethmmcl 
 Kirke.) Among the 
 pines : or, South in se- 
 cession-time 130.17 
 
 Gipsy’s daughter. Gre}^ 
 
 Mrs 341.28 
 
 Gipsy's prophecy. South- 
 
 worth, E. D. E. N 345.14 
 
 Giraffe - hunters. Reid, 
 
 M 25.11 
 
 Giralda. Webster, B 165.27 
 
 Girardin, £. de. The clock- 
 maker’s hat, translated 
 by W. Robertson 164.8 
 
 — Marguerite 302.54 
 
 Girondists, History of the. 
 
 Lamartine, A. (M. L. P.) 
 
 de 184.12 
 
 Gisippus. Griffin, G 165.10 
 
 Giuramento, II. Merca- 
 
 dante, C 162.6 
 
 Gladstone, W. E. Juventus 
 mundi; the gods and 
 men in the heroic age . . 156.13 
 
 Glance at New York 165.22 
 
 Glass. Wonders of glass- 
 making in all ages. Sau- 
 
 zay, A 36.10 
 
 Gleig, G. R. Battle of Wa- 
 terloo 147.23 
 
 — Campaigns of the British 
 
 armj^ at Washington, 
 Baltimore, and New Or- 
 leans, 1814, 15 183.11 
 
 — History of the Bible. 2 v. 48.25 
 Glengall, Earl of. Eee But- 
 ler, R. 
 
 Glimpse of the world. Sew- 
 ell, E. M 287.20 
 
 Glover, R. Boadicea 160.6 
 
 Gi-Lver, S. E. ’I’he cradle 
 
 of liberty 165.28 
 
 God with imm Osgood, S. 204.6 
 Goddard, J. Badled; or, 
 
 Michael Brand’s wrong. 143.4 
 
 :u> 
 
 Hliiir. No. 
 
 Goddaim), S. a. Letters f)n 
 1li(^ Amerie.-in rebellion, 
 
 1860-65, ele 133.8 
 
 Godfrey of llulloigne, or 
 llie recovery of .leriisa- 
 
 lem. 'I’asso, 'I' 168.3 
 
 Godoi.pmin. Ihilwer-Lytton, 
 
 E. (G. E. b.) 264.23 
 
 Godwin, P. Cycloj)a'dia of 
 
 biogr:ij)liy B., E. 5 
 
 — History of France. Vol. 
 
 1. Ancient CJaul 
 
 141.5 
 
 — Political essays 
 
 136.3 
 
 GfiDvviN, W. Caleb Williams. 
 
 288.3 
 
 Goergei, a. My life and 
 
 
 acts in Hungary, 1848, 
 
 
 49 
 
 147.13 
 
 Goethe, J. W. von. Dra- 
 
 matic works 
 
 166.2 
 
 Contents. — F.iust ; Tphi- 
 genia Jn 3’(uiriH ; 'J'orquato 
 'J'asBo; Egrnotit, fT.-innlated l)y 
 A. Swaawick ; Goetz von 
 Berlicliingen, tranBlatc*d by 
 Sir W. Scott. 
 
 — Auto-biography. Also 
 
 Letters frtmi Switzer- 
 land, and Travels in It- 
 aly. 2v 125.12 
 
 — Faust 168.4 
 
 — Goetz of Berlicliingen, 
 
 translated bj'^ Sir W. 
 
 Scott V. 0 of 228.7 
 
 — Hermann and Dorothea. . 168.1 
 
 — Wilhelm Meister’s ap- 
 
 prenticeship and travels. 
 
 2 V 342.7 
 
 Goethe and Schiller. Mundt, 
 
 C 281.5 
 
 Goetz von Berlicliingen. 
 
 Goethe, J. W. von 1 66 2 
 
 V. 9 of 228.7 
 
 Gold brick. Stephens, A. 
 
 S 306.9 
 
 Gold Elsie. John, E 325.6 
 
 Gold foil. Holland, J. G. 153.21 
 Gold hunters in Europe. 
 
 Thornes, W. H 22.15 
 
 Golden eagle. Howe, J. B. 165.20 
 Golden farmer. Webster, 
 
 B 164.1 
 
 Goldsmith, O. Poetical 
 
 Avorks 228.5 
 
 Contents. — Memoir, by T. 
 B. Macaulay; Anecdotes of 
 Goldsmith; The traveller; 
 The deserted village; Ed- 
 win and Angelina; The 
 haunch of venison ; lietalia- 
 tion ; The captivity ; Thre- 
 nodia Augustalis; Miscella- 
 neous. 
 
 — The good natur’d man. 
 
 Dublin 168.22 
 
 Same. Lond 169.9 
 
 — History of Greece 148.8 
 
 — History of Rome 148.6 
 
 — Roman history, to the de- 
 
 struction of the West- 
 ern empire. 2 v 353.13 
 
 — She stoops to coiKiuer. 
 
 Dublin 168.22 
 
 Same. N. Y. 165.11 
 
 — J'he vicar of Wakelleld .. 246.5 
 
 Same. Dramatized. Eec 
 
 Coyne, J S 165.12 
 
 Hhrlf. N«>. 
 
 Gor.DSMrm, ()., rmitiininh 
 — Life, wllh sniocthms from 
 his writings. < Ir- 
 ving, W 19 36 
 
 V. 2 of 16 C; 1115 
 Good, .1. M. Book of na- 
 ture. 2 V 383.1 
 
 “ (JooD fellow. ” Waleot, C. 
 
 M 161.10 
 
 Good f(>r nothing. Muek- 
 
 stone, .1. B 164.17 
 
 fJooD natiir’d man. Gold- 
 smith, 0 16H.22; 169.9 
 
 fJooD society. Grey, J/r.«. . . 341.33 
 Good stories. Part 1-4. 4 v. 
 
 in 1 288.1 
 
 Contents. — I )(> (/nlnrey, 3’., 
 
 3’tiP avenyor; I lawttiorne, N., 
 
 Pefer (foldttiwaite’H tri aHiin’; 
 Winttiroj), 3’.. Lf)V«‘ and 
 HkntoB ; Mood, 3’., 33ic default- 
 er; Vaughan, II.. fJold Hirearn ; 
 
 Hjiieer, II., Ma<l(>nna; Mae* 
 niBh. R., 33ie rnctempsyehoHlH ; 
 
 3’he uninvited; 3'he bellows- 
 mender of I.yoriH; 3'he Hm.'ill- 
 change family; I.ee, FI., 3'ho 
 HeotHinan’s tale; 3’he black- 
 prnithB of Ilolsby; A j)enitent 
 confeBsinn; CbriHtmaH with 
 the baron; Davis, R. IL, Ste- 
 phen Yarrow; Family (dirist- 
 mas in Germany, translated 
 from the German ; Hawthorne, 
 
 N., ChriBlmai- barupiet ; G’Rri- 
 en, k'. .1.. 3’bree of a trade, 
 or red little Kriss Kringie; 
 ZBchokke,(.T.) 1 1. (I).), Adven- 
 ture* of a new year’s eve; 
 
 O’Hrien, F. J., From hand to 
 month; Heyse, I'. (.1. I..), 
 
 (y’ount kirneMt’fl home; Little 
 ]’eg O’ShaughnesBy ; Thack- 
 eray, W'. M., A fihabby geritcel 
 story. 
 
 Good time coming. Arthur, 
 
 T. S. 343.1 
 
 Goodman, R. M. Philosophy 
 
 of life 152.4 
 
 Goodrich, C. A. Select 
 
 British eloquence 152.13 
 
 Goodrich, F. B. The dark 
 hour before dawn. See 
 Brougham, J 165.23 
 
 — and Warden, F. L. Ro- 
 
 mance after marriage. 
 
 164.24; 165.21 
 
 Goodrich, S. G. {Peter 
 Parleij.) Comprehen- 
 sive geography and his- 
 tory 381.1 
 
 — Recollections of a life- 
 
 time. 2 V 197.21 
 
 — Wonders of geology 386.20 
 
 Goodwin, N. Genealogical 
 
 notes 353.12 
 
 Gordon, C. ( Vieux Mous- 
 tache.') That good old 
 
 time 17.3 
 
 Gordon, S., Life of. See 
 
 Mackie, J. M v. 5 of 117.2 
 
 Gordon, T. F. History of 
 
 Pennsylvania, to 1776.. 131.8 
 
 Gordon, W. Rise, progress, 
 and independence of the 
 United States. 3 v. . - • 132.2 
 
 Gore, Mrs. (C. G. F.) The 
 
 birthright 302.3 
 
 — The maid of Croissey .... 164.4 
 
 — Royal favourite 302.8 
 
GORILLA 
 
 37 
 
 GRISWOLD 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Gorilla country, Stories of 
 
 the. Du Cliaillu, P. R. 15.5 
 
 Gossk, P. H. Evenings at 
 
 the microscope 38G.14 
 
 — Romance of natural his- 
 tory 35.9 
 
 Gotobed Tom. Morton, T. 104.7 
 
 Gould, J. W. Cruise of a 
 
 Guineainan 248.27 
 
 Gould, N D. History of 
 church music in Amer- 
 ica 363 14 
 
 Gould, T. R. The trage- 
 dian : histrionic genius 
 of J. B. Booth 106.1 
 
 Gounod, C. F. Faust; Ro- 
 meo and Juliet. Italian, 
 with English translation. 162.3 
 Gourlay, R. Introduction 
 to statistical account of 
 
 Upper Canada 202.2 
 
 Government, Principles of. 
 
 O’Brien, W. S 267.25 
 
 Grace Lee. Kavanagh, J. 322.4 
 
 Grammont, a.. Count de. 
 
 See Hamilton, A. 
 
 Granada, Conquest of. Ir- 
 ving, W 5 of 46.6 
 
 Grand army of the repub- 
 lic. The national me- 
 morial day. Faehtz, E. 
 
 F. M 133.14 
 
 Grand duchess of Gerol- 
 
 stein. Offenbach, J. .. . 162.9 
 
 Grandfather Whitehead. 
 
 Lemon, M 165.2 
 
 Grange, E., and Montepin, 
 
 X. de. The Corsican 
 brothers, from Dumas. 165.13 
 Grant, A. Letters from the 
 mountains, 1773-1807. 
 
 2v 195.16 
 
 Grant, J. Adventures of 
 
 Rob Roy 287.8 
 
 Grant, U. S. Adams, W. 
 
 T. Life of 12.1 
 
 — Badeau, A. Life of 112.11 
 
 Grape. Allen, J.F. Culture 
 
 of the grape vine 365.14 
 
 — (Jhorlton, W. Grape 
 
 grower’s guide 34.19 
 
 See also Vine. 
 
 Grattan, S. C. High-ways 
 
 and by-ways. 3 v 245.16 
 
 — History of the Nether- 
 
 lands 148.2 
 
 Graver thoughts of a coun- 
 try parson. Boyd, A. 
 
 K. H 154.34 
 
 Gray, H. Anatomy, descrip- 
 tive and surgical 31 9 
 
 Gray, J. C. Essays : agri- 
 cultural and literary 156.26 
 
 Gray, S., Trial of British 
 soldiers for the murder 
 
 of, in Boston, 1770 137.1 
 
 Great Britain. Admiralty 
 manual of scientihe en- 
 quiry. By Sir J. F. W. 
 Herschel 37.23 
 
 — Exhibition of 1851. Re- 
 
 ports by the juries 31.13 
 
 — Brand, J. Popular antiq- 
 
 uities of 338.7 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Great Britain, continued. 
 
 — Harvey, W. H. Natural 
 
 history of the British 
 coasts 367.18 
 
 — Mills, A. Literature and 
 
 literary men of 151.5 
 
 — Strickland, A. Queens of 
 
 Scotland and English 
 princesses 145.3 
 
 — Ure, A. Cotton manu- 
 
 facture of 37.1 
 
 See also England, Ireland, 
 Scotland, Wales, 
 
 Great elm. Abbott, J. . v. 9 of 16.1 
 Great expectations. Dick- 
 ens, C. (J. H:)... 282.2; 284.12 
 Great fortunes, and how 
 they were made. Mac- 
 
 Cabe, J. D., jr 122.11 
 
 Great Hoggarty diamond. 
 
 Thackeray, W. M..v. 1 of 347.1 
 
 Great men and gallant deeds. 
 
 Edgar, J. G 14.7 
 
 Great tragic revival. The. 
 
 Brougham, J 164.14, 25 
 
 Greater Britain. Dilke, C. 
 
 W 85.4 
 
 Greece. About, E. /F. V.) 
 
 Greece and the Greeks. 97.30 
 
 — Bonner, J. Child’s his- 
 
 tory of 16.9 
 
 — Bowen, G. F. Handbook 
 
 for 87.13 
 
 — DeVere, A. Picturesque 
 
 sketches in 236.15 
 
 — Goldsmith, O. History 
 
 of 148.8 
 
 — Grey, lion. Mrs. W. Visit 
 
 to 86.4 
 
 — Grote, G. History of... 145.4 
 
 — Howe, S. G. Sketch of 
 
 the Greek revolution... 185.4 
 
 — Smith, W. History of. . 185.12 
 
 — Stephens, J. L. Incidents 
 
 of travel in 86.12 
 
 See also Athens. 
 
 Greek waters. Diary in. 
 Howard, G. W. F., earl 
 
 of Carlisle 233.3 
 
 Greeley, H. Overland jour- 
 ney from New York to 
 San Francisco, in 1859 . 234.5 
 
 — Political economy 36.30 
 
 — Recollections of a busy 
 
 life 111.4 
 
 — Struggle for slavery ex- 
 
 tension in the United 
 States 181.3 
 
 — Life of. /S'ee Parton, J. . . 113.4 
 
 Green, C., and Wells, S. 
 
 ■ Y. Summary view of 
 the millennial church, or 
 
 shakers 366.17 
 
 Green bushes. Buckstone, 
 
 J. B 165.27 
 
 Green mountain boy. The. 
 
 Jones, J. S 164.21 
 
 Greene, G. W. Life of N. 
 
 Greene v. 10 of 117.2 
 
 Greene, N., Life of. See 
 
 Greene, G. W.. . . v. 10 of 117.2 
 Greenland, Historical and 
 
 descriptive account of . 48.8 
 
 Greenleaf, j. Genealogy 
 
 of the Greenleaf family . 353.17 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Greenwood, F. W. P. His- 
 tory of King’s chapel, 
 
 Boston 358.2 
 
 Greenw^ood, Grace, pseud. 
 
 See Lippincott, S. J. 
 
 Greenwood, J. True his- 
 tory of a little ragamuf- 
 fin 261.26 
 
 — Wild sports of the world. 84.2 
 
 Greenwood leaves. Lip- 
 pincott, S. J 244.14 
 
 Greppo, j. G. H. Hiero- 
 glyphic system of Cham- 
 pollion, jr 153.26 
 
 Grey, Mrs. Alice Seymour. 341.36 
 
 — The belle of the family.. 341.42 
 
 — Cousin Harry 326.13 
 
 — The duke and cousin.... 341.39 
 
 — The flirt 341.35 
 
 — The gipsy’s daughter. . . . 341 .28 
 
 — Good society 341.33 
 
 — Hyacinthe 341.32 
 
 — Lena Cameron 341.26 
 
 — Lion-hearted 341.34 
 
 — Little beauty 326.12 
 
 — The little wife 341.37 
 
 — The manoeuvring mother. 341.30 
 
 — A marriage in high life.. 341.41 
 
 — Mary Sealiam 341.40 
 
 — The old dower house 341.31 
 
 — Passion and principle... 341 27 
 
 — Sybil Lennard 341.29 
 
 — The young prirna donna. 341.38 
 
 Grey, Hon. Mrs. W. Visit 
 to Egypt, Constantino- 
 ple, the Crimea, Greece, 
 
 &c 86.4 
 
 Griffin, F. Junius discov- 
 ered 153.17 
 
 Griffin, G. Gisippus 165.10 
 
 Griffith, E. Morality of 
 
 Shakespeare’s drama... 155.15 
 Griffith Gaunt. Reade, C. 347.23 
 Grimaldi. Boucicault, D. 
 
 (L.) 165.19 
 
 Grimm, H. Life of M. An- 
 gelo. 2v 123.11 
 
 — Uniiberwindliche Miichte. 
 
 3 . • 277.1 
 
 Grimm, J. (L. C.) and W. 
 
 (C.) German popular 
 tales and household 
 stories 267.4 
 
 Grimshaw, Bagshaw, and 
 
 Bradshaw. Morton, J.M. 164.6 
 Grinnell expedition in 
 search of Sir J. Frank- 
 lin. Kane, E. K 93.6 
 
 Griscom, j. H. Animal 
 mechanism and physi- 
 ology 19.22 
 
 Griseldi, The modern. 
 
 Edgeworth, M 249.6 
 
 Grist to the mill. Planche, 
 
 J. R 165.25 
 
 Griswold, A. V., Memoir 
 
 of. See Stone, J. S 194.4 
 
 Griswold, R. W. Biograph- 
 ical annual 126.9 
 
 Contents. — T. Sedgwick ; 
 
 W. Dunlap; B. B. Tliatchej-; 
 
 J. Buel; II. L. White; J. B. 
 
 Van Schaick ; J. Jar- 
 
 vis; 0. Hammond; C. Fol- 
 len ; B. Pierce; A. Peters; 
 
 It. Y. Hayne ; R. Bacon, jr. ; 
 Chevalier de Gerstuer; 1). A. 
 
(JHISWOLl) 
 
 IIANDIK 
 
 SiK-lf. No. 
 
 Gimhwom), K. W., conlinvpd. 
 
 (Jallilziti; W. I.cKi;c(i; H. 
 HoiiMiwick ; 11. .1. h"lim; K. VV. 
 H.'ildwin; N. Ciinick ; .1. '1'. 
 
 Kirklmid; W. Mfudiirc; W. 
 
 Hloiie ; (1. Wolf; d. l!.il(!y; 
 tS. I’.iirrouKliH; d. Ilcdii) ; J. 
 
 Adair ; d. I.owcll ; (L H. New- 
 ton ; d. Ward; H. Van llens- 
 Hela(!r; II. I’errinc; '1'. Flint; 
 
 M . Carey. 
 
 — Curio.sitics of American 
 liteniLure. iSee Disraeli, 
 
 1 152.11 
 
 Gkosvicnok, Mrs. 11. S. Capt. 
 
 llnsscl’s watchword . . . 248.2 
 
 Guotk, G. History of 
 
 Greece. 12 v 145.4 
 
 Gkotto nymi)li, The. Thax- 
 
 ter, A. W 104.21 
 
 Guuimbfek, The. rickcriii^^, 
 
 K 302.25 
 
 Guund, T. J. The Ameri- 
 cans, ill their moral, so- 
 cial, and political rela- 
 tions 233.7 
 
 Guakdian anj^el. Holmes, 
 
 O. W 200.10 
 
 Guesses at truth. Hare, A. 
 
 W 153.2 
 
 Guiccioui, T., coniessa. See 
 Boissy, T., numiuise de. 
 
 Guide to the stai>e. Kede, 
 
 L. T 165.23 
 
 Guild court. MacDonald, 
 
 G 201.15 
 
 Guillemin, a. The hea- 
 vens : an illustrated 
 handbook of popular 
 astronomy 31.7 
 
 — The sun 30.7 
 
 Guitar, Instructor for the. 
 
 Howe, E 162.22 
 
 Guizot, (E C. P. de Meu- 
 lan), Mme. Popular 
 
 tales 24.4 
 
 Guizot, F. (P. G.) History 
 
 of civilization. 4 v. ... 147.2 
 
 — History of the English 
 
 revolution. Bond 338.13 
 
 Same. N. Y 204.5 
 
 — Shakspeare and his times. 123.2 
 Gulliver’s travels. Swift, 
 
 J V. 5 of 49.1; 249.5 
 
 Gun-maker of Moscow. 
 
 Brougham, J 165.19 
 
 Gurney, M. Apology. In 
 justitication of Mrs. — ’s 
 
 friendship 133.18 
 
 Gurowski, a. (G.) de. Di- 
 ary from March 4, 1861, 
 to Nov. 12, 1802 195.9 
 
 — Bussia as it is 94.12 
 
 Guttle and gulpit. Khand, 
 
 T., psevd 105.28 
 
 Gutzkow, C. (F.) llolien- 
 schwangau. 1530-07. 
 
 5 V 277.3 
 
 Guy Livingstone. Law- 
 rence, G. A 305.7 
 
 Guy Maniifiring. Scott, Sir 
 
 W V. 2 of 203.5 
 
 Same. Dramatized. Seji 
 
 'ferry, D 105.11 
 
 Guyot, a. tiartli and man 304.30 
 Gwy.nne'iii Vaughan. Lem- 
 on, M 105.28 
 
 
 Shi ir. No. 
 
 Gymnahhus. Depping, G. 
 
 B. ^Von(I(‘rH of bodily 
 
 strength and skill 30.15 
 
 — Howard, .1.11. Gymn.islic 
 
 exercises 30.30 
 
 Sec, also CaliHthonics. 
 
 Gypsies of Spain. Borrow, 
 
 G 151.13 
 
 Gypsy Breynton. Phelps, 
 
 E. S. ..: 14.32 
 
 Gypsy’s cousin Joy. Phelps, 
 
 E. S 14.33 
 
 Gypsy^’s sowing and reaping. 
 
 Phelps, E. S 14.34 
 
 Gym'St’s year at the golden 
 
 crescent. Phelps, E. S. 14.35 
 
 H — family. Bremer, F. .. .302.35 
 Hackett, H. B. Hlustra- 
 
 lions of Scripture 303.13 
 
 Hacklaender, F. VV. En- 
 chanting and enchant- 
 ed 14.24 
 
 Haddock, or, Hadduck, C. 
 
 B. Addresses and mis- 
 cellaneous writings 42.4 
 
 IIadermann, J. R. Forgiven 
 
 at last 320.1 
 
 IIaendal, G. F., and Haydn, 
 
 J. See Barnard, C. F., jr. 
 
 V. 2 of 27.14 
 
 Haines, J. T. The French 
 
 spy 105.19 
 
 — The idiot witness 105.24 
 
 — The wizard of the wave . 105.22 
 Hair, The, and its diseases. 
 
 Perry, B. C 307..30 
 
 Hale, E. E. {Col. Frederic 
 Ingham.) If, yes, and 
 perhaps 200.0 
 
 — The Ingham papers 200.5 
 
 — Kanzas and Nebraska . . . 235.20 
 
 — The man without a coun- 
 
 try 308.5 
 
 — Ninety da 3 ^s’ worth of Eu- 
 
 rope 96.8 
 
 — Sybaris and other homes. 260.7 
 
 — Ten times one is ten 266.4 
 
 Hale, Salma. History of 
 
 the United States to 
 
 1817. Lond 353.16 
 
 Same. N. Y. 2 v 19.15 
 
 Hale, Sarah J. Liberia. . . . 305.30 
 
 Hales, J. G. Survey of 
 
 Boston and its vicinity. 233.5 
 HALfwY, J. F. The Jewess. 
 
 Italian, with English 
 
 translation 162.6 
 
 Hale a million of money. 
 
 Edwards, A. B 201.55 
 
 Half-hours with the best 
 
 authors. Knight, C 155.7 
 
 Halirurton, T. C. {Sam 
 Slick.) Rule and mis- 
 rule of the English in 
 
 America 95.19 
 
 — Yaid<ee stories 324.10 
 
 Halidon hill. Scott, SirW. 
 
 V. 8 of 228.7 
 
 Hall, A M. Can wrong be 
 
 right? 302..33 
 
 — Midsummer eve 20130 
 
 — The whiteboy 201.50 
 
 — Woman's trials. N. Y. .. 201.13 
 
 Same. Phil 201.58 
 
 Hlii'lf. N... 
 
 I ai.i,, a ( >. A poroner’s 
 
 inqui-:il ion 101.11 
 
 1 \Li., G. K. Arctic n -c.irch- • 
 and life among Ihc 
 I'ir.quimaux, IsOO (’.2.... hlM5 
 Iall, E. R. M' liioir of M. 
 
 L. Ware 105.7 
 
 Iali., 10. H. .Applctons’ 
 hand-book of American 
 
 travel K0.2 
 
 Iali., J. Memoir of T. 
 
 Posey V. 9 of 1 1 7.2 
 
 Hali,, Mr.H. S. C. See Hall, 
 
 A. M. 
 
 Hall, W. W. Health by 
 
 good living 31.10 
 
 — Manual of health 3H9.20 
 
 — Sleep 34.15 
 
 Hallam, H. Constitutional 
 
 history of England 142.9 
 
 — Introduction to the lite- 
 
 rature of Eurf)pe, in the 
 15th, 10th, and 17th cmi- 
 turies. 2v 112.10 
 
 — State of Europe during 
 
 the midfile ag<!S 142.1.3 
 
 Halleck, E. G. Selections 
 from the British poets. 
 
 2 V 47.1.3 
 
 — Life of. See Wilson, J. 
 
 G 115 5 
 
 H ALPINE, C. G. {Miles 0’- 
 
 Jleilli/.) Poetical works. 100.4 
 
 — Life and adventures of 
 
 jirivatc Miles t)’Reilly .. 240.0 
 
 Ha.milton, Alexander. Ken- 
 
 wick, J. Life of 48.19 
 
 — Smucker, S. M. Life and 
 
 times of 190.17 
 
 — Jay, J., and M.adison, J. 
 
 The federalist. 2v. .. 207.4 
 
 Hamilton, Anthony. Me- 
 moirs of the court of 
 Charles ii, by Count 
 Grammont. And the 
 
 Boscobel tracts 337.1 
 
 Hamilton, E. Elementary 
 principles of education. 
 
 2 V 307.12 
 
 — Formation of religious 
 
 principle. 2 v 367.3 
 
 Hamilton, Gail, pseiuL See 
 Dodge, M. A. 
 
 Hamilton, J. Life in ear- 
 nest 18.30 
 
 Hamlet. Shakespeare, W. 
 
 V 2 of 101.4; V. 11 of 163.1 
 V. 6 of 163.2; V. 4 of 16.3 11 
 
 165.3 
 
 Hamley, E. B. War in 
 
 southern Russia 185.13 
 
 Hamlin, H. A. L., Memorials 
 of. See Lawrence, M. 
 
 W 107.2 
 
 Hampden, A. Hartley Nor- 
 man 246.15 
 
 Hanaford, P. a. Life of G. 
 
 Peabody 115.6 
 
 Hancock, T. The princi- 
 ples of peace exempli- 
 fied 367.5 
 
 Hand and glove. Edwards, 
 
 A. B 201.27 
 
 Handrook for readers and 
 
 students Potter, A. .. 19.24 
 
 Handie. Abbott, J v. 1 of 10.3 
 
HANDSOME 
 
 39 
 
 HE AND 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Handsome is that handsome 
 
 does. Bradley, M 2G.7 
 
 Handy Andy. Dramatized 
 from S, Lover. See 
 
 Eloyd, W. B 1G5.30 
 
 Hannibal. Abbott, J. His- 
 tory of 15.29 
 
 — Arnold, T. Life of 127.7 
 
 Hans Breitmann’s ballads. 
 
 Leland, C. G 1GG.5 
 
 Hans of Iceland. lingo, 
 
 Comte V. (M.) 2G1.59 
 
 Happy faces. Opie, A. v. 5 of 282.5 
 Happy man. The. Lover, S. 1G4.1G 
 
 Hakbaugii, H. Poems 1GG.23 
 
 Hard cash. Reade, C 347. 2G 
 
 Hard struggle. Marston, 
 
 (J.)W 165.28 
 
 Hard times. Dickens, C. 
 
 (J. H.).... 281.33; v. 2 of 284.3 
 Hardee, W. J. Rifle and light 
 
 infantry tactics. 2 v. . . 368.4 
 
 Harding, R. B. See Davis, 
 
 R. B. 
 
 Hardinge, B. B. Belle Boyd 
 
 in camp and prison 186.6 
 
 Hardman, F. Spanish cam- 
 paign in Morocco 185.8 
 
 Hardwicke, P. A bachelor 
 
 of arts 165.28 
 
 Hare, A. U. and J. C. 
 
 Guesses at truth 153.2 
 
 Harland, Marion, pseud. 
 
 See Terhune, M. V. 
 
 Harlequin Blue Beard, the 
 
 great bashaw 164.13 
 
 Harley, A. J. The young 
 
 Crusoe 17.30 
 
 Harold the dauntless. 
 
 Scott, Sir W V. 8 of 228.7 
 
 Harper, R. G. Select works. 194.6 
 Harper establishment. Ab- 
 bott, J V. 4 of 16.1 
 
 Harper’s ferry invasion. 
 
 Report on the. See 
 
 United States 352.8 
 
 Harper’s hand-book for trav- 
 elers in Europe and the 
 East. See Fetridge, W. 
 
 P 86.1; 234.1 
 
 Harper’s new monthly mag- 
 azine. Vol. 1-40. 40 V. 172.1 
 
 — Index to vol. 1-40 172.2 
 
 Harper’s pictorial history of 
 
 the great rebellion.*!!.!!.. Table 
 Harper’s story books. Ab- 
 bott, J 16.1 
 
 Harris, A. The little treas- 
 ure 165.17 
 
 — My son Diana 164.19 
 
 — Ruth Oakley. See Wil- 
 
 liams, T 165.27 
 
 Harry Lorrequer. Lever, 
 
 C. (J.) 301.31 
 
 Harry’s vacation. Richards, 
 
 W. C 246.10 
 
 Harte, (F.) B. Poems 167.35 
 
 — The luck of Roaring camp, 
 
 and other sketches .... 326.23 
 Hartley, D. Prayers and 
 
 religious meditations . . 367.2 
 
 Hartley Norman. Hamp- 
 den, A 246.15 
 
 Hartwig,G The polar world. 82.12 
 Harvard university. His- 
 tory of. Quincy, J 352.1 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Harvey,W. H Natural his- 
 tory of the British coasts. 367.18 
 Hasheesh eater. Ludlow, F. 305.11 
 Haskyns, C. W. Talpa : or 
 the chronicles of a clay 
 
 farm 387.3 
 
 Haste and waste. Adams, 
 
 W. T 11.9 
 
 Hattie, Aunt, pseud. See 
 Baker, H. N. (W.) 
 
 Hatton, T. Hints for 
 sketching trees from na- 
 ture in water colours . . . 36.41 
 
 Hauef, W. Arabian days’ 
 
 entertainments 22.12 
 
 Haunted hearts. Cummins, 
 
 M. S 342.10 
 
 Haunted homestead. South- 
 
 worth, E. D. E. N 345.15 
 
 Haunted tower. Wood, E. 
 
 P 321.18 
 
 Havelock, Sir H., Sketch 
 
 of. See Brock, W 197.1 
 
 Haven, A. B. (“ Cousin 
 
 Alice.”) The Coopers . . 265.18 
 
 — Christmas hours 153.22 
 
 Hawaiian islands. Ander- 
 son, R. Their progress 
 
 and condition 94.2 
 
 — Cheever, H. T. Life in 
 
 the Sandwich islands . . . 236.11 
 
 — Sandwich island notes.. 84.6 
 Hawkins, J. H. W., Life of. 
 
 See Hawkins, W. G. . .. 114.17 
 Hawkins, W. G. Life of J. 
 
 H. W. Hawkins 114.17 
 
 Hawks, F. L. Expedition 
 of an American squad- 
 ron to the China seas 
 
 and Japan, 1852-54 232.5 
 
 Same. See United 
 
 States 231.1 
 
 — Monuments of Egypt ... 91.3 
 
 Hawthorne, N. The Blithe- 
 
 dale romance 45.11 
 
 — The house of tbe seven 
 
 gables 248.8 
 
 — Life of F. Pierce 115.17 
 
 — The marble faun. 2v. . 266.17 
 
 — Mosses from an old 
 
 manse. Bost. 2v 45.14 
 
 Same. N. Y. 2v.ini. 248.1 
 
 — Our old home 45.10 
 
 — Passages from [his] 
 
 American note-books. 
 
 2v 45.9 
 
 — Passages from [his] Eng- 
 
 lish note-books. 2 V. . . 45.12 
 
 — The snow-image, and 
 
 other twice-told tales ... 45.15 
 
 — Tanglewood tales 14.31 
 
 — True stories from history 
 
 and biography 14.30 
 
 — Twice-told tales. 2v. .. 45.13 
 
 — A wonder-book for girls 
 
 and boys 27.20 
 
 Hayden, W. B. Review of 
 Rev. Dr. Pond on the 
 facts and philosophy of 
 Swedenborg 383.10 
 
 — Ten chapters on mar- 
 
 riage 387.4 
 
 Haydn, Joseph, h. 1732, d. 
 
 1809. Barnard, C. F., 
 
 jr. Handel and .. v. 2 of 27.14 
 
 — Carpani, G. Life of 126.16 
 
 Shelf. No 
 
 Haydn, Joseph, d. 1856. 
 
 Dictionary of dates. *R. R., A. 9 
 
 — Universal index of biog- 
 
 raphy. See Payne, J. B. 
 
 *R. R., A. 10 
 Haydon, B. R. Life. 2 v. 125.7 
 Hayes, A, II. Science of 
 
 life 38.4 
 
 Hayes, I. I. Arctic boat 
 
 journey 235.18 
 
 Same. New ed 95.28 
 
 — Cast away in the cold . . . 22.4 
 
 — The open polar sea 84.5 
 
 Hayward, C., jr. Life of 
 
 S. Cabot V. 9 of 117.1 
 
 V. 2 of 123.7 
 
 Hayward, J. Book of re- 
 ligions 385.18 
 
 Hazard, R, G. Essay on 
 language, and other pa- 
 pers 365.7 
 
 Hazen, E. Popular tech- 
 nology. 2v 49.3 
 
 Hazlitt, W. Dramatic lit- 
 erature of the age of 
 Elizabeth 207.12 
 
 — Lectures on the English 
 
 comic writers 205.3 
 
 — Literature of the age of 
 
 Elizabeth, and Charac- 
 ters of Shakespear’s 
 plays 157.5 
 
 — Table talk. 2 v 205.4 
 
 He knew he was right. Trol- 
 lope, A 301.9 
 
 Head, Sir F. B. Life and 
 adventures of Bruce, the 
 
 African traveller 48.5 
 
 Head, J. II. Home pastimes. 207.16 
 Head of the family. Craik, 
 
 D. (M.) M 261.11 
 
 Headley, P. C. Life of 
 
 Josephine 197.8 
 
 Headley, J. T. Chaplains 
 and clergy of the revo- 
 lution 185.10 
 
 — Letters from Italy 97.27 
 
 — Napoleon and his mar- 
 
 shals. 2 V 215,7 
 
 — Washington and his gen- 
 
 erals. 2 V 215.6 
 
 Headsman, The. Cooper, J. 
 
 F 286.6 
 
 Health. Beecher, C. E. 
 
 Health and happiness . . . 37.9 
 
 — Bellows, A. J. How not 
 
 to be sick 34.31 
 
 — Coale, W. E. Hints on . 34.21 
 
 — Derby, G. Influence of 
 
 anthracite flres upon .. 38 13 
 
 — Hall, W. W. Health by 
 
 good living 34.16 
 
 Manual of 389.20 
 
 — Journal of health. Vol. 1. 33.25 
 
 — Report of a plan for the 
 
 promotion of. See Mas- 
 sachusetts 31.19 
 
 — Spear, J.S. Boston guide 
 
 to 33.6 
 
 — Warren, J. C. Preserva- 
 
 tion of 38.15 
 
 See also Diet, Digestion, 
 Dyspepsia. 
 
 Heard, I. V. D. The Sioux 
 war and massacres of 
 1862, 63 136.11 
 
HEART 
 
 40 
 
 1 1 Kir, IE 
 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 IlKAK'l-IMHTOiaK.S lUUl lifc- 
 
 |)icliir(!S. Arthur, T. S. 217, 2;i 
 JhoAKT of Mi(l-L()tliiaii. 
 
 Scott, Sir VV V. (lor 2(J:5.5 
 
 Snnie, Drainati/.ccl. See 
 
 Dibdiii, T 1(:.“>.2() 
 
 IIlCAUTSKASIC. Yoil^c, C. M. 30 : 5.3 
 lIiCAT. Ca/in, A. riioiiom- 
 
 ena and laws of 30.1 
 
 — Tyndall, J. l^eat as a 
 
 mode of motion 33.19 
 
 Heath, W. Memoirs 195.3 
 
 Heavens, The. Gnillemin, 
 
 A 31.7 
 
 Sec also Astronomy. 
 
 llEHKEW poetry. Spirit of 
 
 the. Taylor,! 152.12 
 
 Hecuha. Euripides. ..v. 3 of 339.2 
 Heixjei) in. Phelps, E. S. 200.3 
 llEiDENiMAUEii, The. Cooper, 
 
 J. E 280.9 
 
 Heine, H. Poems 107.20 
 
 llEiu at law. Colman, G., 
 
 the younger 105.13 
 
 Heiu of Redclylle. Yongc, 
 
 C. M 244.15 
 
 Heiress, The. Stephens, A. 
 
 S 300.10 
 
 Helen and Artliur. Hentz, 
 
 C. L 340.5 
 
 Helena. Euripides ... v. 3 of 339.2 
 
 Hellas. Shelley, P. B 108.24 
 
 llELrER, H. 11. The impend- 
 ing crisis of the South. 135.11 
 llELriN(t-iiANi) series. Now- 
 ell, H. P. II 14.9-13 
 
 Helring hands. Taylor, T. 105.20 
 Hells, A. Casimir Marem- 
 
 ma 320.18 
 
 — The Spanish coiupiest in 
 
 America. 4v 147.14 
 
 IIemans, E. (D.) Works. 
 
 Vol. 2-7. Gv. iu3 102.19 
 
 Contents. — Vol.l[2]. Tales 
 and historic scenes; Restora- 
 tion of the works of art to Italy ; 
 
 Modern Greece; Translations 
 from Cainoens, and other po- 
 ets; Italian literature. [3.] 
 
 The sceiJlic ; Tale of the secret 
 tribunal; 'J'he hast Constan- 
 tine; Sebastian of Portugal; 
 
 The siege of Valencia. 11 [4]. 
 
 The forest sanctuary ; Lays of 
 many lands; Miscellaneous 
 pieces; Dartmoor; Welsh 
 melodies; Hymns for child- 
 hood; DeChatillon; Miscel- 
 laneous pieces. [5.] The ves- 
 pers of Palermo ; Songs of the 
 Cid; Records of woman ; M is- 
 cellaneous poems. Ill [G]. 
 
 Hongs of the allections; Na- 
 tional lyrics. [7.] Lyiics; 
 
 Hongs of Hi)ain ; Hongs for sum- 
 mer hours ; Hongs of captivity ; 
 
 9'he league of the A Ips ; Hcenes 
 and hymns of life; Female 
 characters of Hcripture; Hon- 
 nets, devotional and memorial ; 
 
 Records of the spring of 1834; 
 
 Itecordb of the autumn of 1 834 ; 
 DesjHuidency and }isj>ir;ition ; 
 'I'houghts during sickness; Ju- 
 venile jjoetns. 
 
 IIe.nderson, W. llomocoi)- 
 
 !ilhy fairly rttprc.sciiicd. 302.3 
 II A d'cmplc. Disi’ji- 
 
 cli, II 341.51, 58 
 
 llENhiE'iTE the for,sjd<(‘ii. 
 
 liucksloiic, P> 1G5.J8 
 
 Hlielf. No. 
 
 Henry IV, of France. Ah- 
 
 hott, .1. S. G. Life of. . 15. .32 
 
 — .Itimcs, G, P, R. Jdfeof. 12;{.12 
 IIenuv IV. Shakc.spc.arc, 
 
 W. ..V. 0 of 1(;3.1 ; V. 3 of 103.2 
 V. 2 of 10:{.l 1 ; 104.1 1 
 Henry V. Sh.akc.spearc, W. 
 
 V. 7 of 103.1 
 V. 4 of 10.3.2; v. .3 of 103.11 
 Henry VI. Sluikcspctirc, 
 
 W V. 2 of 101.4 
 
 T. 7, 8 of 103.1 ; V. 4 of 103.2 
 Henry VIII, of Eiujland. 
 Herbert, H.VV. Mtuiirrirs 
 of 127.23 
 
 — Muiidt, C. Henry VIII and 
 
 hi.s court 281.8 
 
 Henry VJII. Shakespeare, 
 
 W. .V. 2 of 101.4; V. 8 of 10:5.1 
 V. 4 of 10.3.2; 105.11 
 Henry, C. S. Epitome of 
 the philosophy of his- 
 tory. 2 V 49.4 
 
 Henry, P. Everett, A. H. 
 
 Life of V. 1 of 117.2 
 
 — Wirt, W. Life and char- 
 
 acter of 113.7; 190.12 
 
 Henry, W. S. Ctmiptiign 
 sketches of the war with 
 
 Mexico 350.7 
 
 Henry Esmond. Thackeray, 
 
 W. M .302.2(5; 347.11 
 
 Henry Masterton, James, G. 
 
 P. R 283.1 
 
 Henry of Guise. James, G. 
 
 P. R 283.7 
 
 Henry St. John, gentleman. 
 
 Cooke, J. E 240.21 
 
 Henson, J. Eather Henson’s 
 
 story of his own life 127.20 
 
 Hentz, C. L. The bauislied 
 
 son 340.3 
 
 — Courtship and marriage . 340.1 
 
 — Eoline 340.11 
 
 — Ernest Liiiwood 340.10 
 
 — Helen and Arthur 340.5 
 
 — Linda 340.9 
 
 — The lost daughter 340.4 
 
 — Love after marriage .... 340.2 
 
 — Marcus Warlaud 340.7 
 
 — The planter’s northern 
 
 bride 340.8 
 
 — Rena 346.12 
 
 — Robert Graham 346.6 
 
 Hequemrourg, C. L. Plan 
 
 of the creation 387.11 
 
 Her majesty’s tower. Dix- 
 on, W. H 147.3, 4 
 
 IIeraclidai, The. Euripides. 
 
 V. 2 of 339.2 
 
 Herbert, E., lord of Cher- 
 
 hury. Life 79.1 
 
 Herbert, H. W. {Frank 
 Forester.) Captains of 
 the Roman republic 356.4 
 
 — The chevaliers of Erance. 188.12 
 
 — The dog 33.2 
 
 Contents. — Sportsmun’s 
 vade mecum ; Dogs and their 
 management, by E. Mahew; 
 
 Dog breaking, by W. N. 
 
 11 utcliinHon. 
 
 — Field S])orts of ( he United 
 Slates and British prov- 
 inces. 2 33.22 
 
 sii*ir. No. 
 
 llERBER'r, 1 1. W., rotiliniif fl. 
 
 — 
 
 Eish and llshii 
 
 iig of t he 
 
 
 
 Lulled Stall's 
 
 and 15ril- 
 
 
 
 isli proviiiees. 
 
 
 3:5 5 
 
 — 
 
 Knights ol’ 
 
 England, 
 
 
 
 I'raiice, and Sc 
 
 ot land . .. 
 
 188.8 
 
 — 
 
 Memoirs of lb 
 
 •nry viii. 
 
 127 2:5 
 
 — 
 
 ’Fhe (.^uorudoii 
 
 hounds . . 
 
 385.1:5 
 
 — 
 
 'fhe Warwick w 
 
 oodlamls. 
 
 :585.i:5 
 
 Hi 
 
 .RCiJi.Es. Luripii 
 
 les . . V. 2 o 
 
 f :5:59 2 
 
 Hi 
 
 ORE ami hereaftei 
 
 •. Alhern, 
 
 
 
 A 
 
 
 
 2KH,7 
 
 Hi 
 
 ORKW ARi). Kiugsh.'y, C. . -. 
 
 312.21 
 
 Hi 
 
 OR.MA.N.N and 
 
 I lorothea. 
 
 
 
 (Joel he, J. W. 
 
 von 
 
 108.1 
 
 Hi 
 
 ■:rnoon, W. L. 
 
 Explora- 
 
 
 
 tion of the valley of the 
 
 
 
 Amazon 
 
 
 
 84.12 
 
 — 
 
 and (iibl)on, L. 
 
 Explora- 
 
 
 
 tion of the valhw of the 
 
 
 
 Amazon. 4 v. 
 
 
 
 84.13 
 
 Contents . — Vol. I. Hern- 
 don. II. Gibbon. HI, IV. 
 Maps. 
 
 Herd without (T)urage 18.0 
 
 Herodoips. ’rranslaled by 
 
 W. I5eloe. 3v 339.1 
 
 — Life and travels of. See 
 
 Wheeler, J. '1' 125.3 
 
 IlEROEb, Tlie. Kingsley, C. 14.27 
 llEROfcks and hero-worslnp. 
 
 Carlyle, T 207.17 
 
 IlKRORsof the American rev- 
 olution ; declaration of 
 indei)endence, [etc]... 350.8 
 
 Heroines of sacred history. 
 
 Steele, E. R 197.9 
 
 Herold, L. j. E. Zanipa. 
 
 Italian, with Phiglish 
 
 translation 102.6 
 
 Heuschel, Sir J. E. W. 
 
 Treatise on astronomy . 367.11 
 
 — Admiralty manual of sci- 
 
 entilic enquiry. See 
 
 Great Britain 37.23 
 
 Hertiia. Bremer, E 287.26 
 
 HKiivi:, pseud. See Konger, E. 
 Hervey, James. Letters, 
 life, character, and writ- 
 ings 126.7 
 
 Hervey, John, lord. Reign 
 
 of George ii. 2 v 197.5 
 
 Herz, H. King Rene’s daugh- 
 ter. Rendered into Eng- 
 lish verse by E. Phipps. 164.21 
 Hesekiel, j. G. L. Life of 
 
 Bismarck 121.4 
 
 Hewins, j. M. Hints con- 
 cerning church music, 
 
 the liturgy, [etc.] 387.6 
 
 Hiawatha, Song of. Long- 
 fellow, H. W 166.27 
 
 Hiawatha : or, ardent spir- 
 its and laughing water. 
 
 Walcot, C. M 164.11 
 
 Hickey, W. Constitution of 
 the United States, with 
 an account of the state 
 
 papers, [etc.] 207.9 
 
 Hieroglyphics. System of 
 Champolliou, jr. See 
 
 Grcqipo, J. G. H 153.26 
 
 lIiGGiE, T. A devilish good 
 
 joke 104.21 
 
 — The house dog 164.10 
 
HIGGINS 
 
 41 
 
 HOMEWARD 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Higgins, W. M. The earth : 
 
 Its physical condition, 
 
 [etc.] 49.12 
 
 Higginson, F. Journal; 
 New-England’s planta- 
 
 • tion 181.7 
 
 Higginson, T. W. Army 
 
 life in a black regiment. 9.5.25 
 
 — Malbone 256. 12 
 
 — Out-door papers 153.28 
 
 High latitudes, Letters from. 
 
 Blackwood, F. T 96.12 
 
 High, low, Jack, and the 
 
 game. Pianchc, J. R. 164.14, 25 
 Highland widow. Scott, 
 
 Sir W V. 20 of 263.5 
 
 High-ways and by-ways. 
 
 Grattan, T. C 245.16 
 
 Highways and by-ways. 
 
 Webster, B 164.13 
 
 IIiLDREi'ii, R. History of 
 
 the United States. 6 v. 131.1 
 
 — Japan as it was and is. . . 185.11 
 
 Hill, F. S. The shoemaker 
 
 of Toulouse 165.25 
 
 — The six degrees of crime. 165.24 
 
 Hillard, G. S. Life of Capt. 
 
 J. Smith V. 2 of 117 1 
 
 V. 1 of 123.7 
 
 — Six months in Italy. 2 v. 84.16 
 
 Hills of Shatemuc. War- 
 ner, S 244.8 
 
 Hillyars, The. and the 
 
 Burtons. Kingsley, H. 342.19 
 Hippolytus. Euripides. 
 
 V. 1 of 339.2 
 
 Hiram Hireout. Conway, 
 
 H. J 164.15 
 
 Hirtius, a. Commentaries. 
 
 See Caesar, C. J 339.15 
 
 His last legs. Bernard, W. 
 
 B 164.1 
 
 Historical and critical es- 
 says. De Quincey, T. 44.12 
 Historical and descriptive 
 account of Iceland, 
 
 Greenland, and the Fa- 
 roe islands 48.8 
 
 Historical magazine. Vol. 
 
 3-6. 4v. r 407.1 
 
 History. Abbott, J. Story 
 
 of ancient v. 5 of 16.1 
 
 — Arnold, T. Lectures on 
 
 modern 356.6 
 
 — Dupin, L. E. Universal 
 
 library of historians... 187.12 
 
 — Edgar, J. G. History 
 
 for boys 17.13 
 
 — Gervinus, G. G. Intro- 
 
 duction. to the history of 
 the 19th century 186.4 
 
 — Goodrich, S. G. Compre- 
 
 hensive 381.1 
 
 — Hawthorne, N. True 
 
 stories from 14.30 
 
 — Michelet, J. Modern .. 19.28 
 
 — Miller, G. History philo- 
 
 sophically illustrated .. 338.1 
 
 — Miller, S. Brief retro- 
 
 spect of the 18th cen- 
 tury 143.2 
 
 — Millot, C. F. X. Elements 
 
 of general 187.11 
 
 — RoHin, C. Ancient 143.1 
 
 — St. Jolin, H. Study and 
 
 use of 184.3 
 
 History, continued. 
 
 — Schlegel, (C. W.) F. von. 
 
 Lectures on 338.5 
 
 ridlosophy of 337.3 
 
 — Smith, G. Lectures on 
 
 the study of 147.22 
 
 — Taylor, W. C. Manual 
 
 of ancient and modern. 181.9 
 
 — White, J. The eighteen 
 
 Christian centuries 188.10 
 
 — Worcester, J. E. Ele- 
 
 ments of 147.1 
 
 See also Antiquiticf?. Biojjra- 
 phy, C’ivilization, Crusades, 
 Ecclesiastical Instory, Ethnog- 
 raphy, Geography, Middle 
 ages. Political science, and the 
 names of countries, cities, etc. 
 
 History of my pets. Lip- 
 
 pincott, S, J 18.21 
 
 History of wonderful inven- 
 tions 34.28 
 
 Hitchcock, D. K. Preser- 
 vation of the teeth 38.11 
 
 Hitchcock, E. Dyspepsy 
 forestalled and resisted : 
 or lectures on diet 34.24 
 
 — Geology of the globe 32.20 
 
 — Phenomena in the four 
 
 seasons 365,20 
 
 — Religion of geology 386.7 
 
 — Report on the geology, 
 
 mineralogy, botany, and 
 zoology of Massachu- 
 
 setts. Nee Massachusetts. 32.21 
 IIoARE, P. The spoiled child. 164.12 
 Hobart, J. H. Manual of 
 
 faith and devotion 365.35 
 
 Hociiei.aga; or, England in 
 the New World. War- 
 
 burton, E. (B. G.) 87.17 
 
 Hodge, C. The way of life. 387.5 
 Hodgkinson, E. Experi- 
 mental researches on the 
 strength and other prop- 
 erties of cast iron 33.23 
 
 Hodson, W. S. R. Twelve 
 years of a soldier’s life 
 
 in India 356.10 
 
 IIoEFER, E. The old coun- 
 tess 326.3 
 
 IIoFER. Fitzball, E 165.19 
 
 HOFF3IAN, C. F. Life of J. 
 
 Leisler v. 3 of 117.2 
 
 Hoffman, V. H., Life of. 
 
 See Cummins, G. D 126.19 
 
 Hofland, T. C. British 
 
 angler’s manual 34.1 
 
 Hog, The. Richardson, H. 
 
 D V. 1 of 365.29 
 
 Hogg, J. Elements of ex- 
 perimental and natural 
 
 philosophy 37.20 
 
 Hohenschwangau. Gutz- 
 
 kow, C. (F.) 277.3 
 
 Holberg, L. Memoirs.... 79.8 
 Holbrook, J. Ten years 
 
 among the mail bags .. . 244.20 
 Holbrook, S, F. Autobiog- 
 raphy 197.15 
 
 Holcroft, T. The road to 
 
 ruin 165.8 
 
 Hole, C. Brief biographical 
 dictionary. With addi- 
 tions and corrections 
 by W. A. Wheeler. *R. R., E. 10 
 
 Holford, M. Calaf. 2 v. 288.10 
 Holland, J. G. {Tirnolhy 
 
 Titcomh.) The bay-path. 264.10 
 
 — Bitter-sweet 166,13 
 
 — Gold-foil 153.21 
 
 — Lessons in life 154.33 
 
 — Letters to young people 
 
 single and married 153.20 
 
 Holland, S. S., lady. Me- 
 moir of Sydney Smith. 
 
 2 V 125.8 
 
 Holland, W. M. Life of M. 
 
 VanBuren 104.5 
 
 Holland, Lord. See Fox, 
 
 H. R. 
 
 Holland. Adams, W. T. 
 
 Young America in 13.3 
 
 — Andrews, J. History of 
 
 the war with, 1775-83.. 134.13 
 Holmes, E. Life of Mozart. 196.10 
 Holmes, O. W. The auto- 
 crat of the breakfast- 
 table 206.21 
 
 — Currents and counter- 
 
 currents in medical sci- 
 ence 386.4 
 
 — Elsie Venner. 2v 267.2 
 
 — The guardian angel 266.10 
 
 — Homoeopathy, and its 
 
 kindred delusions 364.18 
 
 — Poems. 1859 226,4 
 
 Same. 1869 168.8 
 
 — The professor at the 
 
 breakfast-table 154.30 
 
 — Songs in many keys 166.14 
 
 — Soundings from the At- 
 
 lantic 206.20 
 
 Holton, I, F. New Gra- 
 nada : twenty months in 
 
 the Andes 232.3 
 
 Holy grail. Tennyson, A. 166.7 
 Holy Land. See Palestine. 
 Homans, J. S. and J. S., 
 jr. Cyclopedia of com- 
 merce *R. R., B. 2 
 
 Home, J. Douglas 165.14 
 
 Home. Bremer, F 261.14 
 
 Home and social philosophy. 206.14 
 Home as found. Cooper, J. 
 
 F 248.12; 286.7 
 
 Home ballads. Whittier, J. 
 
 G V. 2 of 167.12 
 
 Home book. Chambers, W. 77.2 
 Home influence. Aguilar, 
 
 G. 265.12 
 
 Home pastimes. Head, J. H. 207.16 
 Home scenes. Aguilar, G. 327.1 
 Ho.me songster. Carpenter, 
 
 J. E 169.2 
 
 Home twilight stories. 4v. 
 Namely : — 
 
 — Briery wood; and other 
 
 stories 18.4 
 
 — The hero without cour- 
 
 age ; and other stories. 18.6 
 
 — Much ado about nothing ; 
 
 and other stories 18.5 
 
 — The young fortune seek- 
 
 ers; and other stories.. 18.7 
 Homerus. [Iliad and Odys- 
 sey.] Translated by A. 
 
 Pope. 3 V 339.18 
 
 Homes without hands. 
 
 Wood, J. G 31.6 
 
 Homeward bound. Cooper, 
 
 J. F 286.8 
 
 6 
 
iioMiLryi'ic's 
 
 42 
 
 HTTMi’.oi.D'r 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 IIoMH.KTics, Loftiiros on 
 pulpit (‘l()((ii<‘iic(*. C^'uiip- 
 
 ix'ii, (i r.(:a.2 
 
 IIoal-maiwk D ie IlKi.i., X. 'I'niv- 
 cls in llnr steppes of tlio 
 (’aspian sea, the (h-iniea, 
 
 tiu! Caucasus, etc 232. H 
 
 lIoMdcorATii Y^ Chirie, I*. F. 
 
 Domestic 383.2 
 
 — Henderson, AV. Jlonue- 
 
 opathy fairly repre- 
 sented 3fi2.3 
 
 — Holmes, O. W. Honue- 
 
 opalhy, and its kindia'd 
 delusions 301.18 
 
 — rnlle, ,1. H. IIonHCopathic 
 
 domestic physician 380 3 
 
 IIONKST whore. Middleton, 
 
 'J' V. 3 of 103.10 
 
 lIoNKY-isiooN, 'J'he. Tobin, 
 
 J 105.1 
 
 Hood, T. l*o('tical works. 
 
 1854-50. 4 V 227.0 
 
 Same. 1800 103.4 
 
 — Tales, romances, and ex- 
 
 trava^an/as 305.5 
 
 — Tylney hall 307.14 
 
 — Up thellhine 305.17 
 
 — Whims and oddities 305.0 
 
 Same. And National 
 
 tales 245.5 
 
 Hone, T. Anastasins. 2 v. 
 
 in 1 305.20 
 
 Hone and have. Adams, W. 
 
 T 11.12 
 
 Hone Leslie. Sedgwick, C. 
 
 M 324.3 
 
 Hones and fears. Yonge, C. 
 
 M 303.2 
 
 Hopkins, S. The puritans 
 of England. Vol. 1, 2. 
 
 2v. 351.2 
 
 — The youth of the Old do- 
 
 minion 235.7 
 
 Ilornen, E. Old horse Gray, 
 and the parish of Gruni- 
 
 bleton 100.30 
 
 Ilornen, I. T. A true life. 
 
 ;SVe Child, L. M. 215.8 
 
 IIoppiN, AV. J. Circum- 
 stances alter cases 104.22 
 
 lIoiiACie Templeton. Lever, 
 
 C. (J.) 301.52 
 
 IIouATius Epaccus, Q. 
 
 AVorks. Translated by 
 r. Erancis. 2v 339.12 
 
 — Odes and epodes. A 
 
 metrical translation by 
 
 Lf)rd J.ytton 100.3 
 
 IIoKDVNSKi, J. History of 
 
 the Eolish revolution. .. 143.9 
 
 Jlonx, J’., roniit, Trial of. 
 tSt'e Schiller, (J. C.) E. 
 
 von 148.4; 157.24 
 
 ILii'.sie. Linsley, D. C. Mor- 
 gan horses 35.11 
 
 — Mayhew, E. 'J'he illus- 
 
 trated horse doctor 33.4 
 
 — KichariLon, 11. 1). Va- 
 
 j’ieties, etc v. 1 of 305.29 
 
 Scf', also Farriery. 
 
 Honsie-siioie Robinson. Ken- 
 nedy, .1. E 201.28; .305.3 
 
 Same. Dram.ati/.ed. /S'cc 
 
 'faylenre, C. \V 105.22 
 
 Slirir. Nn. 
 
 Honnexsie, History of. AVc 
 
 Abbott, .1. S. C 15.13 
 
 lIoiM K I i.'i (ime. ,Srr. Gar- 
 dening. 
 
 H().''KINs, 'I'. H. AVhnt we 
 eat : adnltiTat ions of 
 
 food and drink 380.15 
 
 IIos.Aiien, .1. K. 'I'he color- 
 
 guard 130.19 
 
 IIosMien, M. d'he Morri- 
 sons 324.20 
 
 Hos.Aiieu, AY. 1 1. C. Eoetical 
 
 Yvorks. 2 V 100.33 
 
 Covtrvts. — Vol. T. 
 noiidio; I.c^oodH of tin* Scoc- 
 ruH ; liidi.'io tradifioiia and 
 hoiij;h ; Oird-iiotcH ; 'l lio 
 inonOiH. II. (Ic'caHion.'iI po- 
 ems; Historic HCJTies ; M.artial 
 lyrics ; Soiiffs and ballads; 
 
 Funeral eclioes ; .Sonnets; .Mis- 
 cellaneous poems. 
 
 lIouDix, 11. Alcmoirs. Loud. 
 
 2 V 190.13 
 
 Same. IMiil 215.11 
 
 Horns at home. Vol. 1 400.1 
 
 Houus with my jnipils. 
 
 Ehelps, d/r.s\ L 157.7 
 
 IIousH ;ind home papers. 
 
 Stowe, H. (E.) E> 1.58.7 
 
 Housk dog, The. Higgic, T. 101.10 
 llousio of Aspen. Scott, Sir 
 
 AY V. 9 of 228.7 
 
 House of the seven gables. 
 
 Hawthorne, N 248.8 
 
 lIousEiioi.D, The, of Eou- 
 
 verie. 2 v 243.3 
 
 llousEiioi.i) stories. Grimm, 
 
 ,J. (L. C.) and AY. (C.) . 207.4 
 
 IIousEiioi.i) words. Vol. 1- 
 
 15. 15 V 411.1 
 
 IIou.sTOX, S. Life 108.1 
 
 How could he help it? Koe, 
 
 A. S 243.13 
 
 IIoYV he Avon her. South- 
 
 Yvorth, E. D. E. N 345.0 
 
 Hoyv to pay the rent. EoYver, 
 
 T 104.1 
 
 IIoYVADji. Curtis, G.AA’’. The 
 
 hoYvadji in Syria 97.2 
 
 Niles notes of a 97.7 
 
 Hoyvaud, G. ay. E., earl of 
 Ca rl isle. I) i ary in T u r k- 
 ish and Greek Yvaters. . . 233.3 
 
 IIoYVAnD, J. H. Athletic and 
 
 gymnastic exercises .... 30.30 
 
 IIgyvaud and his teacher. 
 
 Laker, II. N. (AY.) 14.2 
 
 lIoYVE, E. Instructor for 
 the guitar ; added, a col- 
 lection of waltzes, etc. 102.22 
 lIoYVE, H. Eminent mechan- 
 ics 124.4 
 
 Howe, J. L. The British 
 
 slave 105.27 
 
 — The golden eagle 105.20 
 
 Howe, j. AY. Eassion-lloYV- 
 
 ers 107.2 
 
 — Trip to Cuba 97.14 
 
 IIoYVE, S. G. Keiiort on 
 
 idiocy 303.10 
 
 — Sketch of the Greek rev- 
 
 olution 185.4 
 
 Hoyvei.i.s, W. 1). Italian 
 
 journeys 85.20 
 
 — Venetian life 85.21 
 
 MkII. No. 
 
 Hoyvitt, M. Eiclorlnl cal- 
 
 endar of tin* scmsoiiH, 
 embodying -Alkln’.s eid- 
 
 
 Hoyvh i, AAC a boy’s adven- 
 tures in the Yvilds of 
 
 
 Australia 
 
 — Homes and haunts of ihe 
 most «*ndnent I’riilsh 
 
 1 t.2R 
 
 poets. li V 
 
 — Visits to remarkable 
 
 121.10 
 
 plaees. 2 v 
 
 23.5.22 
 
 — AA'oodl)nrn grange 
 
 lIoY'r, E. History ot the In- 
 
 :524.19 
 
 
 187.3 
 
 HunnAUD, E. M. Infe of 1{. 
 
 D.ivic; V, 1.5 of 1 17.2 
 
 Ht'imAiM), W . I)iscf)v<-ry 
 and first planting of 
 
 Mnssaclmsetts 181.7 
 
 Hue, i‘). K. .lourney thionuh 
 
 the Chinese empire. 2 v. 91.10 
 — Travels in 'rarl.iry, 'I'hi- 
 
 b(*t. Mild China, Ikll-IC. 235.14 
 
 IIuDinuAS. Butler, S 228.1 
 
 Hudson, C. E., and (!obb, 
 
 S. Human destiny.... 385.10 
 Hudson, E. Erivate the- 
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 Hudson, H., Life of. Sre 
 
 Cleveland, 11. U. ..v. 10 ofll7.1 
 V. 2 of 123.7 
 
 Hudson’s bay. Ballantvne, 
 
 li. M ”. ... 20.14 
 
 IIuoiiEs, T. Alfred the 
 
 great 100.7 
 
 — School days at liugby... 248.13 
 Same. Illustrated.... 200.9 
 
 — The scouring of the Yvhite 
 
 horse 307.13 
 
 — Tom BroYvn at Oxford. 
 
 Lost. 2 V 200.8 
 
 Same. N. Y 245.9 
 
 Hugo, Corate V. (M.) The 
 destroyer of the second 
 republic; being Napo- 
 leon the little 147.7 
 
 — Hans of Iceland 201.59 
 
 — Les miserables. Eantine. 241.8 
 
 .lean Ealj can 241.0 
 
 lAIarius 241,7 
 
 Saint Denis 241.5 
 
 — Lucretia Borgia, adapted 
 
 from the Erencn, by J. 
 
 M. AA'eston 105.25 
 
 — The man Yvho laughs ... . 301.3 
 
 — The toilers of the sea... 301.19 
 
 — La tour de Nesle 105.15 
 
 Huguenot, The. James, G. 
 
 E. R 283.12 
 
 Huguenot and priest. Bun- 
 
 gener, L. (E.) 283.21 
 
 Huguenot family. Tytler, S. 305.22 
 Huguenots, Les. Meyer- 
 beer, G 102.5 
 
 Huguenots, The, in England 
 
 and Ireland. Smiles, S. 147.5 
 IIULLAii, J. Third or tran- 
 sition period of musical 
 
 history 152.10 
 
 — The song book 108.5 
 
 lluAinoLDT, (C.) AV. von. 
 
 IJfe by G. Schlcsier. See 
 
 Klencke, E. E. H 124.12 
 
 lIUiYinoEDT, (E. 11.) A. von. 
 
 Aspects of nature 385.7 
 
HUMBOLDT 
 
 43 
 
 INDIA 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Humboldt, (F. H.) A. von, 
 continued. 
 
 — Cosmos. 2 V 3G4.25 
 
 — Letters to Variihagen 
 
 von Ense 127.24 
 
 — Views of nature 30.37 
 
 — Life of. See Klencke, F. 
 
 F. H 124.12 
 
 — Travels and researches 
 
 of. See Maci*ilUvray, 
 
 W 48.28 
 
 Hume, D. History of Eng- 
 land. 6 V 145.2 
 
 Humor. American 202.1 
 
 — Burton, W. E. Cyclo- 
 
 pmdiaof 72.2 
 
 — Chit-chat of 343.13 
 
 Humorous poetry of the 
 
 English language. Par- 
 
 ton, J 1G2.1 
 
 Humphreys, E. 11. America, 
 past, present and pro- 
 spective 133.13 
 
 Humphry Clinker. Smol- 
 lett, T 249.2; 324.1 
 
 Hunchback, The. Knowles, 
 
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 Hungary and its revolutions 
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 With a memoir of Kos- 
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 Hunt, Frederick K. The 
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 Hunt, Freeman. Lives of 
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 2 V 193.3 
 
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 cluclory es.say, by G. R. Rus- 
 sell; T. II. Perkins, by T'. G. 
 Oiu-y; T. T. Cope, by J. R. 
 Ciiiuuller; P. C. Brooks, by E. 
 Everett; J. G. Kiii^, by C. 
 Kinsr ; N. Brown; S. Girard; 
 S. Ward, by C. King; M. 
 Carey: 'I'. Eddy; J. Goodhue; 
 J. Peabody, by G. A. Ward; 
 J. Lorillaid, by W. Berrian; 
 G. I.ee, by C. M. Leupp; W. 
 
 R. Jones, by W. A. Jones; S. 
 Appleton, by E. Peabody; J. 
 May ; S. Slater, by J. L. Blake ; 
 A. Henry, by S. A. Allibone; 
 
 J. Chiekering, by J. 1j. Blake ; 
 A. < lapp; P. T. Jackson, 
 by J. A. Lowell. II. E H. 
 Derby, by E. II. Derby ; Sir W. 
 Pepperrell, by U. Parsons; S. 
 Allen, by W.M Allen; Major 
 
 S. Shaw; Amos Lawrence; 
 Abbott Lawrence, by N. Ap- 
 pleton ; W. Lawrence, by S. 
 
 K. Lothrop ; J. J. Astor, by 
 D. R. Jaques; J. Touro, by 
 A. Walker; .1. Bronifield, by 
 J. Quincy; H. R. W. Hill, by 
 W. R. King; J. Brown, by G. 
 S. Hillard; J. Hancock, by G. 
 Mouuttbrt ; R. Morris. 
 
 Hunt, (J. H.) Leigh. Au- 
 
 tobiography. 2 V 124.8 
 
 — A book for a corner 205.5 
 
 — Essays and miscellanies. 205.7 
 
 — Men, women, and books. 
 
 2 V 15G.7 
 
 — Selections from the Eng- 
 
 lish poets. Imagination 
 and fancy 205. G 
 
 — Stories from the Italian 
 
 poets 204.10 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Hunt, Genealogy of the 
 name and family of. See 
 
 Wyman, T. B., Jr 193.7 
 
 IIuN'J'ER, K. F. ISIanual for 
 quartermasters and com- 
 missaries 3G4,21 
 
 Hunter, W. S. Panoramic 
 guide from Niagara falls 
 
 to Quebec 239.2 
 
 Huntington, P\ D. Chris- 
 tian believing and liv- 
 ing .' 38G.1G 
 
 — Sermons for the people. . 385. G 
 
 Huntington, J. V. Lady 
 
 Alice; or, the new Una. 302. 5G 
 Huntington, S., Memoirs 
 
 of. See Wisner, B. B. . 19G.15 
 Huntley, L. Moral pieces. 158.11 
 Hurry-graphs. Willis, N. 
 
 P 153.13 
 
 Husband at sight. Buck- 
 
 stone, J. B 1G4.13 
 
 Husb vnd of an hour. Fal- 
 
 coner, E 1G5.28 
 
 Hutchings, J. M. Scenes 
 of wonder and curiosity 
 
 ill California 84.1 
 
 Hutchinson, A., Life of. 
 
 See Ellis, G. E. .. v. G of 117.2 
 Hutchinson, Col. J., Life of. 
 
 N’ee Hutchinson, L 125.11 
 
 Hutchinson, L. Life of 
 
 Col. Hutchinson 125.11 
 
 Hutchinson, T. History of 
 Massachusetts, 1G28- 
 
 1750. 2 v 132.10 
 
 Hutchinson, W. N. Dog 
 
 breaking 33.1 
 
 Same. See Herbert, H. 
 
 W 33.2 
 
 Huxley, T. H. Man’s place 
 
 in nature 34.8 
 
 — Origin of species 34.9 
 
 Hyacinthe, Le pere. See 
 Loyson, C., ahhe. 
 
 IIawcinthe. Grey, Mrs. .. 341.32 
 Hyde, E., earl of Clarendon, 
 
 Life and administration 
 
 of. See Lister, T. H. .. 122.1 
 
 Hydraulics, Treatise on. 
 Aubuissonde Voisins, J. 
 
 F. d’ 31.21 
 
 Hypatia. Kingsley, C 244. G 
 
 Hyperion. Longfellow, H. 
 
 W 2 of 158.3; 2G7.3 
 
 Hypocrite, The, altered 
 from Cibber. Bicker- 
 stafi*, 1 1G5.15 
 
 I DINE with my mother. Mac- 
 
 Lachlan, C 1G4.11 
 
 Iceland. Blackwood. F. T. 
 
 Voyage to, in 185G 93.12 
 
 — Historical and descriptive 
 
 account of 48.8 
 
 Idiocy, Report on. Howe, 
 
 S. G 3G3.10 
 
 Idiot witness. The. Haines, 
 
 J. T 1G5.24 
 
 Idler, The. Johnson, S. 
 
 V. 1 of 151.4; 208.1 
 If, yes, and perhaps. Hale, 
 
 E. E 2GG.G 
 
 Iliad. Honierus..v. 1, 2 of 339.18 
 I’ll try. Baker, H. N. 
 
 (W.) 14.20 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Illustp,.\ted library of won- 
 ders. Namehj : — 
 
 — Cazin, A. Phenomena and 
 
 laws of heat 3G.1 
 
 — Depping, G. B. Wonders 
 
 of bodily strength and 
 skill 3G.15 
 
 — Fonvielle, W. de. Thun- 
 
 der and lightning 3G.3 
 
 — Guillemin, A. The sun.. 3G.7 
 
 — Lanoye, F. (T.) de. 
 
 Raineses the great; or, 
 
 Egypt 3300 years ago. . . 3G.8 
 
 The sublime in na- 
 ture 3G.G 
 
 — Le Pileur, A. Wonders 
 
 of the human body 3G.13 
 
 — Marion, F. Wonders of 
 
 optics 3G.2 
 
 — Menault, E. Intelligence 
 
 of animals 3G.0 
 
 — Meunier, V. Adventures 
 *on the great hunting 
 
 grounds of the world.. 3G.5 
 
 — Monnier, M. Wonders of 
 
 Pompeii 3G.11 
 
 — Sauzay, A. Wonders of 
 
 glass-making in all ages. 3G. 10 
 
 — Sonrel, L. The bottom 
 
 of the sea 3G.14 
 
 Illustrated news. Vol. 1. 401.1 
 
 Illustrations of lying. 
 
 Opie, A V. 3 of 282.5 
 
 Illustrious stranger. The. 
 
 Kenney, F 1G4.12, 23 
 
 Imagination and fancy. 
 
 Hunt, (J. H.) Leigh. . . . 205. G 
 
 Imitation of Christ. By 
 
 Thomas a Kempis 3G3.15 
 
 Impiiee, Sorgho and. 01- 
 
 cott, H. S 3G4.19 
 
 Improvisatore, The. An- 
 dersen, H. C 302.30 
 
 In and out of place. John- 
 son, S. D 1G4.11 
 
 In memoriam. Tennyson, 
 
 A 2 of 167.10 
 
 In school and out. Adams, 
 
 AV. T 11.7 
 
 Inchbald, E. Animal mag- 
 netism 1G4.13 
 
 — The wedding day 165.19 
 
 Incidents in the life of a 
 
 slave girl 265.8 
 
 Inconstant, The. Farqu- 
 
 har, G 1G5.23 
 
 India. Adam, W. Slavery 
 
 in British 156.21 
 
 — Allen, 1). 0. Ancient 
 
 and modern 93.3 
 
 — Hodson, W. S. R. Twelve 
 
 years ofa soldier’s life in. 356.10 
 
 — Murray, H. Account of 
 
 British 49.9 
 
 — Palmer, J. AV. California 
 
 and 97.11 
 
 — Robertson, AV. Knowl- 
 
 edge which the ancients 
 had of 143.3 
 
 — Royle, J. F. Fibrous 
 
 plants of 33. IG 
 
 — Skinner, T. Journey over 
 
 land to 236.22 
 
 — Taylor, (J.) Bayard. Vis- 
 
 it to, in 1853 87.20 
 
 — AVright, C. Lectures on. 91.4 
 
INDIA 
 
 11 
 
 IVANIIOI-: 
 
 Sliclf. No. 
 
 India : tho ptinrl of Tcini 
 riv(‘r. Soullivvorlli, K. 
 
 D. 10. N 
 
 Indian !ncliii)elnj>(), Travels 
 ill llie East. Jiickiuoro, 
 
 A.S 82.10 
 
 Indian biofirnpliy. Thatch- 
 er, 15. 15 48.32 
 
 Indian talcs and le;.^cii(ls. 
 
 .Schoolcraft, 11. H 327.32 
 
 Indian traits. Thatcher, 15. 
 
 15 48.2 
 
 Indian wars. Hoyt, 10 187.3 
 
 Indiana. Duclevaiit, A. L. 
 
 A. I) 324.10 
 
 Inductive philosophy. Tow- 
 
 ell, 15 37.17 
 
 Inez. Wilson, A. J 247.25 
 
 Infantry. Casey, S. In- 
 fantry tactics 38.14 
 
 — Hardee, W. J. Light in- 
 
 fantry tactics 3G8.4 
 
 — Infantry tactics. ISee 
 
 United States 308.2 
 
 — Scott, W. Infantry tactics. 308.3 
 
 Ingelow, j. rocins 107.31 
 
 Ingham, Col. Erederic, 
 
 pseud. /iS'ee Hale, 10.. 10. 
 
 Ingham papers. Hale, 10. 10. 200.5 
 
 Ingomar, tiie barbarian. 
 
 Lovell, M 105.13 
 
 Initials. Taiitphoeus, Bar- 
 oness I. von 324.17 
 
 Inner-temi’Le masque. IMid- 
 
 dleton, T v. 5 of 103.10 
 
 Innkeeper of Abbeville. 
 
 Filzball, 10 105.21 
 
 Insanity. Spiirzheini, J. G. 
 
 Observations on 31.15 
 
 — Uphain, T. C. Imperfect 
 
 and disordered mental 
 
 action 19.33 
 
 Insect architecture. Ken- 
 
 nie, J 388.3 
 
 Insect transformations 38.19 
 
 Insects. Eiguier, (G.) L. 
 
 The insect world 31.5 
 
 — Jones, J.IL Insects.... 380.10 
 Inspiration. Evans, E. W. 
 
 Tests of divine 300.34 
 
 — Gaiissen, S. K. L. The- 
 
 opneusty 300.18 
 
 Insuro R DIN ATiON. A rtiiur, 
 
 T. S 341.0 
 
 Intellectual powers. The. 
 
 Abercrombie, J 19.31 
 
 159.1; 307.25 
 NfiertZ.so Insanity, Mind, IMii- 
 losopliy, Plii'cnology, Psychol- 
 ogy, Science. 
 
 Inventions. Beckmann, J. 
 
 History of 338.0 
 
 — History of wonderful .... 34.28 
 
 Inventors, Stories of. 
 
 Timbs, J 124.1 
 
 Invish'.le induce. Blanche, 
 
 J. li 101.1 
 
 Ion. Euripides v. 1 of 3:i9.2 
 
 Ion. Thifourd, T. N J05.1 
 
 lo.NE. Betrella, — 102.10 
 
 Iphigenia in Aulis. Eurip- 
 ides V. 2 of 339.2 
 
 Iphigenia inTanris. Eurip- 
 ides V. 3 of 339.2 
 
 Iphigenia in 'raiirus. Goe- 
 the, .1 . W. von 100.2 
 
 Sh. If. No. 
 
 Ireland. Adams, W. T. 
 
 Young ,\mei iea in 13.0 
 
 — f'ield, II. JM. I rish con- 
 
 federates 188.2 
 
 — Mills, .\. I/iterat nnmind 
 
 liteniry men of 151.5 
 
 — Street ballads, iiopnltir 
 
 ])oetry, iind household 
 songs of 108.18 
 
 — Taylor, W. C. Civil wars 
 
 of 19.40 
 
 Iricland and America 101.'.) 
 
 Ireland jis it is. Amherst, 
 
 Irene. Johnson, S. ...v. 1 of 151.4 
 Irish ambassador. Kenney, 
 
 J 101.5 
 
 Irish assurance and Yankee 
 
 modesty 104.8 
 
 Irish attornev. 15crnard, 
 
 W. 15 ■ 101.1 
 
 Irish broom-maker. Wood, 
 
 C. A. E 101.9 
 
 Irish lion. Buckstone, J. 15. 101.4 
 
 Irish post. Blanche, .1. IL 104.9 
 Irish sketch liook. Thack- 
 eray, W. M V. 2 of 317.1 
 
 Irish tiger. Morton, J. M. 104.9 
 
 lRI.>^H tutor. Butler, U 104 2 
 
 Irish widow. Garrick, 1). 
 
 104.14, 20 
 
 Irish Yankee. Brougham, 
 
 J 104.9 
 
 Irishaian in London. Mac- 
 
 ready, W. 104.13 
 
 Iron. Hodgkinson, E. 
 Strength and properties 
 
 of cast iron 33.23 
 
 — Stylfe, K. Iron and steel. 3:kl0 
 Iron chest. Colnuin, G., the 
 
 youufjer 105.7 
 
 Iron rule. Arthur, T. S. .. 341.11 
 Iron ship building. Eair- 
 
 bairn, AY. 33.9 
 
 Irving, E., Life of. See Oli- 
 
 phant, M. (O. AV.).... 121.5 
 
 Irving, B. M. Life and let- 
 
 ters of W. Irving. 4 v. 113.13 
 Irving, T. Conquest of 
 
 Florida v. 10 of 40.0 
 
 Irving, \Y. (Geoffrey Cray- 
 on ; Diedrich Knicker- 
 bocker.) AA^'orks. lOv. .. 40.0 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Salma- 
 gundi; History of New York. 
 
 II. Sketch book; Oliver Gold- 
 smith. 111. Bracebridge hall ; 
 Abbotsford, and Newstead ab- 
 bey. IV. Alhambra; Tales 
 of a traveller. V. Conquest of 
 Granada and Spain. VI. Co- 
 lumbus. Vll. Columbus and 
 his companions. Vlll. Asto- 
 ria, Tour on the prairies. IX. 
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 X. Adventures of Captain 
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 — Crayon miscellany 40.17 
 
 — Life of 15. Franklin 194.3 
 
 — Oliver Goldsmith. N. Y. 
 
 1814. 2 V 19.30 
 
 .Same. N. Y. 1851 114.5 
 
 Hliclf. .No. 
 
 IlG ING, W., ( unthlUrd. 
 
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 Loud. 5 V 107.1 
 
 .S.amc. N. Y. K®. 5 v. Isl.l 1 
 
 Same. N. Y. 12®. 5 v. 195.17 
 
 — Life and lellers of. Sip 
 
 Irving, F..M 113.13 
 
 Is he jealous? Heaseley, S. 101.13 
 
 l.s,\. Chesebro’, C. . . . 210.22 
 
 ISAUEL, psrt(d. Si'C Hllcldc, 
 
 A. (’. (M.) 
 
 Isa HELM’., lluckstone, J. 15. 105.20 
 Isi AMi.^.M, Notice of. Elo- 
 
 rien, J. I’. C dt; 47.8 
 
 Lslani> bride, 'file, (,’olmau, 
 
 J. F 107.5 
 
 Island home, 'I'he. Uo- 
 
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 Island world: or .Aladagas- 
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 Nordholf, C 307.4 
 
 LsriiMiANA. AVinthrop, T. . 15)5.30 
 
 1 r is never too late to mend. 
 
 Keade, C 347.22 
 
 Italia.n art, AV'onders of. 
 
 AHardot, L 30.4 
 
 Italian language. Grammar 
 
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 Italia.n itainters, E:irly. 
 
 .lameson, A. (M.) 47.24 
 
 Ii'ALiAN poets. Stories from 
 
 the. Hunt,(J. 11.) Leigh. 201.10 
 
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 — Howells, AV. D. Italian 
 
 journeys 85.20 
 
 — Jarves, J. J. Italian 
 
 sights and papal prin- 
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 — Kemble, F. A. A^ear of 
 
 consolation 98.4 
 
 — Lanzi, B. History of 
 
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 — Lippincott, S. J. Stories 
 
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 — Mariotti, L. Italy, past 
 
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 — JMendelssohn - Bartlioldy, 
 
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 travellers and Italian 
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 the Italian islands 48.4 
 
 See also Alps, Rome, Sicily, 
 
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 IvANHOE. Scott, Sir AV. 
 
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IVES 
 
 45 
 
 JOIINES 
 
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 Ives, J. C. Report upon 
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 Jack of all trades. Parker, 
 
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 Jack the giant-killer. Thack- 
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 Jack Hinton. Lever, C. (J ) 2G1.G0 
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 Jackson, A. Addresses on 
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 New Orleans 19G.24 
 
 Jackson, C. T. Manual of 
 
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 Jackson, J. Letters to a 
 
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 James, G. P. R. The cava- 
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 — Corse de Leon. 2 v. in 1. 283.4 
 
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 — Darnley. 2 v. in 1 283.10 
 
 — Henry Masterton. 2 v. 
 
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 — Henry of Guise. 2 v. in 1. 283.7 
 
 — History of Charlemagne. 49.10 
 
 — History of chivalry 19.10 
 
 — The Huguenot. 2 v. in 1. 283.12 
 
 — The Jacquerie. 2 v. in 1. 283.8 
 
 — John Marston Hall. 2 v. 
 
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 — Life of Henry iv, of 
 
 France and Navarre. 2v. 123.12 
 
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 James, J. y\. The Christian 
 
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 Jameson, A. (M.) Celebrated 
 
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 — Characteristics of women. 47.22 
 
 — Commonplace book of 
 
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 Shelf. No. 
 
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 — Diary of an ennuyee.... 47.18 
 
 — Legends of the Madonna. 47. 2G 
 
 — Legends of the monastic 
 
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 — Memoirs of the loves of 
 
 the poets 47.25 
 
 — Memoirs of the early Ital- 
 
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 — Sacred and legendary art. 
 
 2 V 47.23 
 
 — Sketches of art, litera- 
 
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 Jan Mayen, Voyage to, in 
 
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 Jane Eyre. Bronte, C 287.5 
 
 Same. Dramatized. See 
 
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 Jane Shore. Rowe, N 1G5.13 
 
 Japan. Alcock, Sirll. Three 
 
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 the .Japanese 48.18 
 
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 Japiiet in search of a father. 
 
 Marryat, F 323.3,9 
 
 Jarves, j. j Art-hints 34.11 
 
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 principles 85.12 
 
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 French principles. 1st 
 
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 2d series 85.27 
 
 Jasper. Abbott,,!. ...v. 11 of IG.l 
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 B 48.19 
 
 Jay, W. Causes and conse- 
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 Jeaffreson, J. C. Book 
 
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 Jealous wife. Colman, G., 
 
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 Jealous wife. Pardoe, J. 321.4 
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 A. D 307.12; 324.13 
 
 Jean Valjean. Hugo, Comte 
 
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 Jefferson, T. Memoir, cor- 
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 Jemison, M. {Deh-He- IFa- 
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 Gwinett 1G4.24; 1G5.21 
 
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 — Mrs. Caudle’s curtain lec- 
 
 tures 17.11 
 
 — The rent-day 1G5.4 
 
 — St. Cupid 1G4.7 
 
 — Specimens of [his] wit.. 20G.18 
 
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 Jerrold, W. B. Cool as a 
 
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 Jerra". Simonds. W 17.24 
 
 Jerusalem delivered. Tas- 
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 ,Joiin,E. (E. Marlitt.) Count- 
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 John, King. Shakespeare, 
 
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 .John Brent. Winthrop, T. 2G4.32 
 John Godfrey’s fortunes. 
 
 Taylor, (J.) Bayard.... 2G5.15 
 John Guilderstring’s sin. 
 
 Richards, C. F 24G.30 
 
 John Halifax, gentleman. 
 
 Craik, D. (M.) M 307.5 
 
 John Marston Hall. James, 
 
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 John True. Abbott, J. v. G of IG.l 
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 Clark, T. M 1G.12 
 
 John Woodvil, Lamb, C. 
 
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 JoiiNES, M. Prince Charlie, 
 
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.lOIINSON 
 
 K KNNKV 
 
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 J^)iiNS(>N, Louisa. Kv('ry 
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 Iroiie, tragc‘dy; M iscollamiouH 
 poems. II. laves of Uie poets ; 
 laves of eminent per.soiis ; I’o- 
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 3 V 190. .5 
 
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 Johnson, Samuel. TJie 
 
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 Johnson, Stunuel 1). The 
 
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 Johnstone, J. B. Ben Bolt . 105.19 
 
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 JoiNviELE, J. (ic. Crusade 
 
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 JoMiNi, II. do. Art of war. 305.17 
 Jonathan Bradford. Eitz- 
 
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 Jonathan in England. Col- 
 
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 Jones, il. The regular Swiss 
 
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 Jones, J B. Freaks of for- 
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 Jones, (J.) Taul. Macken- 
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 Jones, J. S. Captain Kyd.. 105.20 
 
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 Jones, W. Catliolic doc- 
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 JosiO’H II and liis coiii't. 
 
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 Hlwlf. No. 
 
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 Sewell, E. M 301.11 
 
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 Joyce, J. Introduction to 
 
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 JiJi.Ev. Brooke, W 100.12 
 
 JuidA (le Koubigne. Mac- 
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 J iJEius Cicsaiv Shakespeare, 
 
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 JuvH<'.NH.E delimiuents. Car- 
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 JuvENTUs mundi. Glad- 
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 Kathauine Asliton. Sew- 
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 Katharine Walton. Simms, 
 
 W. G 243.21 
 
 Katie Stuart 201.9 
 
 Ka'I'I'Y O’Sheal. Pilgrim, J. 104 22 
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 Slirlf. No. 
 
 Kav.wach, .L, ronfiniit ' d . 
 
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 — i\atliali»; 201.11 
 
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 Kavanaihi. Longfellow, 11. 
 
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 Charlie Bell, the waif 
 
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 Kelt, T. MeiJianic’s text- 
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 Kemble, Mrs. C. Day after 
 
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 Kemble, F. A. Residence 
 
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 Kempis, T. a. Imitation of 
 
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 Same. N. Y 305.4 
 
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 Same. N. Y 305.1 
 
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 Dramatized. See Tay- 
 
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 Kennicy, F. The illustrious 
 
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KENNEY 
 
 47 
 
 LADY 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Kenney, J., continued. 
 
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 Kent, J. E. Chemistry ap- 
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 Keppel, II. Expedition to 
 
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 King John. Shakespeare, 
 
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 King Lear. Shakespeare, W. 
 
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 King Rene’s daughter. Herz, 
 
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 King Stephen. Keats, J... 194.14 
 King Victor and King 
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 King’s rival. Taylor, T. .. 165.17 
 Kinglake, a. ay. Eothen, 
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 Kings and magistrates. Ten- 
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 Kingsley, C. Alton Locke. 324.7 
 
 — Andromeda, and other 
 
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 — The heroes; or Greek 
 
 fairy tales 14.27 
 
 — Ilypati* 244.6 
 
 — Sir W. Raleigh and his 
 
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 — Two years ago 246.2 
 
 — Westward ho! 246.22 
 
 Kingsley, 11. Austin El- 
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 — Geoffry Hamlyn 307.18 
 
 — The Hillyars aiid the Bur- 
 
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 — Leighton court 342.20 
 
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 — Stretton * 301.1 
 
 Kingsley, J. L. Life of E. 
 
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 Kingston, W. H. G. School- 
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 — Popular cyclopaedia of 
 
 biblical literature. *K. R., B. 4 
 Klencke, P. F. H., and 
 Schlesier, G. Lives of 
 
 the brothers Humboldt. 124.12 
 Knapp, S. L, Lectures on 
 
 American literature.... 202.7 
 
 — Life of A. Burr 215.10 
 
 — Life of T. Dexter 199.1 
 
 — Sketches of eminent law- 
 
 yers, statesmen, and 
 
 men of letters 183.5 
 
 Knick er bock e r , Died rich , 
 pseud. See Irving, AY. 
 Knickerbocker, The. Vol. 
 
 13-16, 30-34, 41, 42, 45- 
 
 50. 17 V. 375.7 
 
 Knight, C. Half-hours with 
 
 the best authors. 4 v. . . 155.7 
 
 — History of England. 8 v. 184.4 
 
 — Knowledge is power 153.6 
 
 Knight, H. C. Life of J. 
 
 Montgomery 136.12 
 
 Knight of Arva. Bouci- 
 
 cault, D. (L.) 165.23 
 
 Knight of Gwynne. Lever, 
 
 C. (J.) ; 301.51 
 
 Shelf. Not 
 
 Knighton, AY. Private life 
 of Nnssir-u-Deen, king 
 
 of Oude 196.23 
 
 Knights and their days. Do- 
 ran, J 184-10 
 
 Knights of the frozen sea.. 305. 20 
 Knitting-work. Shillaber, 
 
 B. P 244.1 
 
 Knout, The, and the Rus- 
 sians. Lagny, G. de. . . 86.13 
 
 Knowledge. Craik, G. L. 
 Pursuit of, under dilli- 
 
 culties 156.8; 158.15 
 
 — Dick, T. Improvement 
 of society by the dillii- 
 
 sion of 19.39; 335.4 
 
 — Knight, C. Knowledge 
 
 is power 153.6 
 
 Knowles, J. S. Brian Bo- 
 
 roihme 165.16 
 
 — Tlie bridal, altered from 
 
 Beaumont and Fletcher. 165.7 
 
 — The hunchback 165.2 
 
 — Love 165.10 
 
 — The love-chase 165.3 
 
 — Virginius 165.4 
 
 — The wife 165.1 
 
 — AYilliam Tell 165.6 
 
 Kobboltozo. Cranch,C.P. 22.1 
 
 Koenigswinter, ay. M. von. 
 
 See Mueller von Koc- 
 nigswinter, AY. 
 
 Koeppen, a. L. The world 
 
 in the middle ages. 2 v. 136.21 
 Koiilrausch, F. History of 
 
 Germany 134.8 
 
 Kossuth, L., Memoir of 186.2 
 
 Kotzebue, A.F.F. von. Life 
 
 and literary career 2 v. 79.6 
 
 — Pizarro, aliered by R. B. 
 
 Sheridan 165.3 
 
 — The stranger 165.2 
 
 Krapf, j. L. 'fravels and 
 
 missionary labors in 
 
 Eastern Africa 235.13 
 
 Kurdistan, Tour through. 
 
 Southgate, 11 234.7 
 
 Laboring classes of Eng- 
 land 365.32 
 
 Laboulaye, E. (R.L.) Fairy 
 
 tales of all nations 15.2 
 
 — Paris in America 234.12 
 
 La Bree, L. Ebenezer Ven- 
 ture 164.15 
 
 Lackington, J. Memoirs.. 79.10 
 Lacy, R. The two friends. 165.13 
 
 Ladder of life. Edwards, 
 
 A. B 261.25 
 
 Ladies at home. IMillengen, 
 
 J. G ".. .. 164.13 
 
 Ladies beware ! 164.7 
 
 Ladies’ battle 164.18 
 
 Lady and gentleman in a 
 peculiarly perplexing 
 predicament. Selby, C. 164.19 
 Lady and the Devil. Di- 
 
 mond, AY 165.24 
 
 Lady at home. Arthur, T. 
 
 S 341.13 
 
 Lady of Lyons. Bulwer- 
 Lytton, E. (G. E. L.) 
 
 165.4; 166.6 
 
 Lady of the bed-chamber. 164.14, 26 
 Lady of the i^le. South- • 
 worth, E. D. E. N 344.3 
 
LADY 
 
 .AWHLNCIC 
 
 4<S 
 
 Miplf. No. 
 
 IjADV of Mio lake. Scott, Sir 
 
 W KWkLD ; V. of 228.7 
 
 — - SaiiK!. l)raiiiati/(‘(l. See 
 
 Dilxlin, '1' 105. 20 
 
 Lady ol’tlie lake. 'J'lioin.son, 
 
 M 101.15 
 
 Lady ol’I he lions. l)iirivaiu;e, 
 
 O. F . 101.18 
 
 Lada" Alice; or, the new 
 
 Una. lliintiii'^ton, ,1. V. 302.50 
 Lady Anne and iaidy Jane. 
 
 V. 4 of 282.5 
 Lady Jane Gray. Kowe, N. 109.0 
 IvAFJcninEinc, A. 'J'wo can 
 j)lay at that game. See 
 
 IMerron, E 104.18 
 
 La GinoNikuE, T. 1*. de. 
 
 '1 wenty years in the 
 
 riiillipines 85.15 
 
 Lagna", G. de. The knout 
 
 and the Kussians 80.13 
 
 Laing, J. Theory of busi- 
 ness 305.34 
 
 Laiud ol'Norlaw. Oliphant, 
 
 M. (O. W.) 303.10 
 
 Laiud’s Jock. Scott, Sir 
 
 W V. 20 of 203.5 
 
 Lake shore series. See Ad- 
 ams, W. T., note. 
 
 Lalla llookh. INloore, T. 
 
 V. 0 of 228.0 
 
 Lamautixe, a. (INI. 1j. r.) de 
 
 Fiord’xVliza 17.8 
 
 — The French revolution of 
 
 1848 350.14 
 
 — Genevieve 201.23 
 
 — History of the Giron- 
 
 dists. 3v 184.12 
 
 — Les conlidences. Confi- 
 
 dential disclosures 114.19 
 
 — IJfe of Columbus 127.3 
 
 — Memoirs of celebrated 
 
 characters. 3 v 125.1 
 
 — IMemoirs of ni}'- youth... 112.10 
 
 — Fast, present, and future 
 
 of the republic 147.20 
 
 — Laphael 305.32 
 
 — The stone-mason of Saint 
 
 Foint 305.31 
 
 Laaiu, C. AVorks. 2 v 150.9 
 
 Contents. — A’’ol. I. Life, by 
 T. N. Talfoiird; Letters. li. 
 
 Essays of Elia ; Rosamiiiicl 
 Gray; Essays; Letters; Mr. 
 
 11 ; Poems; Sonnets; Jolin 
 
 AVoodvil; 'J'he witch; Mis- 
 cellaneous; The -wife’s trial. 
 
 — Specimens of English 
 
 dnimatic poets about the 
 time of Shakspeare 102.18 
 
 — andM. Tales from Shak- 
 
 spere 17.1 
 
 IvAME lover. The. Foote, S. 103.12 
 JvA.MoxT, J. Sporting ad- 
 ventures in the North- 
 ern seas 93.7 
 
 La Mg'jte, G. de. Fiano 
 
 .and musical m.atter .... 381.3 
 
 J.A Mg'i'j e FoijRufi, F. (II. 
 
 C.), haron de. TJndinc 
 and other stories 17.12 
 
 f’ontrvts. — tJridine; I’wo 
 c,'ij)lainH; Aslant'a’s l<nit{ht; 
 
 Hiiitratn and his com]):inions. 
 
 — I'ndine, Jind Sintram and 
 
 his comj>anions 218.14 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 La IMtiTTE FoPfjnf:, F. (H.) 
 
 ( k), /nirnii de, ('(nitiinit ti. 
 
 — Undine. I tram.atized. 
 
 NVe .So.ane, G 105.22 
 
 LAAiPi.nnri Hit, J'he. (him- 
 
 mins, M. S 312.18 
 
 liANG.v.s TEit, C. S. Advice to 
 
 hnsb.ands 104.18 
 
 Laxca.steu, E. J'he mana- 
 ger’s daughter 1 0 1.22 
 
 Laxces of Lynwood. A'onge, 
 
 C. y\. . 27.27 
 
 Laxd al last. Yates, E 201.12 
 
 Land drainer. Mnnn, 15... 35.13 
 
 Landeu, K. and J. Expedi- 
 tion to the Niger. 2 v. 48.27 
 Laxdok, AV. S., Iliograjiliy 
 
 of. Srr Forster, J 122.0 
 
 Landscape gardening. The- 
 ory and practice of. 
 
 Downing, A. J 302.4 
 
 Laxetox jiarsonage. Sew- 
 ell, E. iAI 200.15 
 
 Laxg, j. D. 'The Ansir.alian 
 
 emigrant’s manual 30.42 
 
 Laxgstuotii, Iv. L. Hive 
 
 jind honey-bee 304 10 
 
 Language, Essay on. Haz- 
 ard, IL G 305.7 
 
 Laxkesteu, E. A’'egetable 
 substances used for the 
 
 food of man 19.27 
 
 Laxmax, C. Adventures in 
 the Avilds of the United 
 States and British Amer- 
 ican jirovinces. 2 v. ... 232.12 
 
 — Dictionary of the United 
 
 States congress 194.24 
 
 — Frivate life of D. AA"eb- 
 
 ster 115.4 
 
 Laxmax, J. H. History of 
 
 Alichigan 189.3 
 
 Laxoye, F. (T.) de. Bain- 
 eses the great ; or, Egypt 
 3300 years ago 30.8 
 
 — The sublime in nature .. . 30.0 
 
 Laxzi, L. History of paint- 
 ing in Italy. 3v 338.15 
 
 Lapland, Summer and win- 
 ter pictures of. Taylor, 
 
 (J.) Bayard 97.19 
 
 La Flata, Exploration of. 
 
 Fage, T. J 82.5 
 
 Lapstoxe. Abbott, j. v. 10 of 10.1 
 Lakdxek, D. Museum of 
 science and art. Vol. 1- 
 0, 9-12. 10 V. in 5 385.11 
 
 roafCTf.?. — Vol.I [1]. The 
 planct.'i, are tliey iiiliabited 
 worlds ? Weather prognos- 
 tics; Popular fallacies ; I^ati- 
 tudes and longitudes; Lunar 
 inlluences; Meteoric stones 
 and shooting stars; Railway- 
 accidents; Light. [2.] Air; 
 Locomotion by river and rail- 
 way in the IJ. S.; Cometary 
 intluences; Water; 4'he pot- 
 ter's art; Fire. II [3]. Lo- 
 comotion and transi)oit, their 
 inlliience and ])rogrcsH; 'I'he 
 moon; "I'he earth; 'I'errestrial 
 lieat; 'I'hc sun. [4.] 'I'he 
 electric telegraph ; Earth- 
 fiuakes and vohainoes; 'I'he 
 baromet((r; 'I'he sab-lylamp; 
 Whitworth’s micronnlric ap- 
 ])aratnH; Steam. Ill |.')|. 
 Tho steam (muine; 'I’he eye; 
 'I’Ik! almosi)here; 'I'ime; 
 Pumps; 8j)ectacleH; The ka- 
 
 Hli«ir. No. 
 
 Laudn'I'.u, D., rnntimtnl. 
 
 hddoscope, [ft] ('lock* nnfl 
 walcheo; M ii'ri>s('ii|il(; draw- 
 ing and envravlni; ; The loco- 
 motive; 'I’he Ihcrmoincter ; 
 
 'I’he new phificls; I.e Vcrtlcr 
 and Adam's planet; Magni- 
 tude .and niinnieness. V' Itt], 
 
 'I'he mieroseopc ; 'I he wfiiln 
 ants, t hei r m.antn'rs .and hah its; 
 
 'I’hi' surface of the earth; 
 
 Helenee and poetry. [ 10. | 'l lje 
 bee, its character and man- 
 ners; 'riinnder and lightning, 
 ami the aurora horealls; 
 l‘;ieetro-mf)tive tfower. V'l 
 Ml]. 'I'he printing i»ress ; 
 
 The ernst of the earth. [Pi.] 
 
 'I’he stereoscope ; Comets ; ITe- 
 Adamite earth ; J‘>li|>ses. 
 
 — T.cci tiros on soionco ami 
 
 art. 2v 351.21 
 
 — St cam oiigiuo, steam nav- 
 
 igtdifm, roafis, .‘ind rail- 
 ways, explained 3G7.28 
 
 — J' realise on mecliaiii(;s. 
 
 Sec K:it(‘r, 1 1 307.14 
 
 Larimoue, j. ay. An ove- 
 
 niitg with Hie clniplain. 389.20 
 La Saei e, B. C. do. Lift; of. 
 
 See Sp.arks, J v. 1 of 117.2 
 
 liAS Cases, AI, .1. E. 1)., ronnt 
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 A’crsations of Najioleon. 
 
 Ov. in 3 353.1 
 
 Last chronicle of Barset. 
 
 Trolhipe, A 301.8 
 
 La.st days of I’ompeii. Me- 
 dina, L. H 105.18 
 
 Last liouse in C street. 
 
 Craik,D. (M.) M 241.3 
 
 Last man. The. Fitt, G. D. 105. 2G 
 Last of tho Huggermuggers. 
 
 Cranch, C. F 22.3 
 
 Last of the Mohicans. Coop- 
 
 er, J. F 280.15 
 
 Last of the Mortimers. Oli- 
 phant, M. (O. AY.) 824. C 
 
 Last of the pigtails. Selby, 
 
 C 104.21 
 
 L.vst words of eminent per- 
 sons. Kaines, J 124.5 
 
 L.vtiiam, B. G. Elementary 
 
 English grammar 305.10 
 
 Latin language, Grammar 
 
 of the. Adler, G. J. ... 305. G 
 
 Latter-day pamphlets. Car- 
 lyle, T 207.15 
 
 Laughing hyena. AVebster, 
 
 B 1G4.16 
 
 LaawllCe, T. (S.) Fhysical, 
 historical, and military 
 
 geography 364.2 
 
 Laa^ater, or not a bad judge. 
 
 Blanche, J. B 1G5.29 
 
 Lavexgro. Borrow, G.... 92.1 
 
 Laamxia. Buftini, G 243.8 
 
 Law, j., Memoir of. See 
 
 Thiers, (L.) A 196.20 
 
 Law. Commentaries on the 
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 Laavrexce, a. Diary and 
 
 correspondence. 1855.. 112.14 
 
 Same. I860., 114.16 
 
 — IJfe of. See Thayer, AV. 
 
 M 15.39 
 
 Lawrence, G. A. Brakes- 
 
 peare 301.41 
 
LAWRENCE 
 
 49 
 
 LIGHTS 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Lawrence, G. A., continued. 
 
 — Breakin*^ a butterlly 320.19 
 
 — Guy Livingstone 305.7 
 
 Lawrence, J. Genealogy of 
 
 the family of John Law- 
 rence. [1630-1809] ... 113.10 
 Lawrence, M. W. Memo- 
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 Lawrence, S. The lawyers. 104.7 
 Lawrence’s adventures. 
 
 Trowbridge, J. T 248.22 
 
 Lawyers, The. Lawrence, 
 
 S 164.7 
 
 Lay of the last minstrel. 
 
 Scott, Sir W V. 1 of 228.7 
 
 228.9 
 
 Layard, a. H. Discoveries 
 among the ruins of Nin- 
 eveh and Babylon 82.2 
 
 Same. Abridged 235.19 
 
 — Nineveh and its remains. 
 
 2v 91.1 
 
 Lays of liberty; or, verses 
 
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 Leap year. Buckstone, J. 
 
 B 105.12 
 
 Lear, King. Shakespeare, 
 
 W V. 2 of 161.4 
 
 V. 11 of 163.1; V. 6 of 163.2 
 V. 2, 4 of 103.11; 165.10 
 Leather stocking tales. See 
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 Le B as, C. W. Life of Craii- 
 
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 — Life of Wiclif 127.12 
 
 Lecky, W. E. H. European 
 
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 — Rationalism in Europe.. 184.7 
 Lectures for the people. 
 
 Brown, H. S 153.29 
 
 Led YARD, J., Life of. See 
 
 Sparks, J v. 14 of 117.2 
 
 Lee, a. and W., Biographies 
 
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 Lee, C., Life of. See Sparks, 
 
 J V. 8 of 117.2 
 
 Lee, C. A. Elements of 
 
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 Lee, D. K. The master 
 
 builder 198.5 
 
 Lee, E. B. Life of J. P. F. 
 
 Richter 116.5 
 
 — Parthenia 248.15 
 
 Lee, Hannah F. Memoir of 
 
 P. Toussaint 120.11 
 
 Lee, Herbert. The avenger. 105.24 
 Lee, W. Use of brandy and 
 salt as a remedy for va- 
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 Leej^vre, a. Wonders of 
 
 architecture 30.12 
 
 Legend of Montrose. Scott, 
 
 Sir W V. 7 of 263.5 
 
 Legend of the Rhine. 
 
 Thackeray, W. M. v. 1 of 347.1 
 Legends of the Madonna. 
 
 Jameson, A. (M.) 47.26 
 
 Legends of the monastic 
 orders. Jameson, A. 
 
 (M.) 47.19 
 
 Legion of liberty, and force 
 
 of truth 156.20 
 
 Leighton court. Kingsley, 
 
 H 342.20 
 
 Leila. Bulwer-Lytton, E. 
 
 (G. E. L.) 246.10 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Leisler, j., Life of. See 
 
 Hoftman, C. F v.3 of 117.2 
 
 Leland, C. G. Hans Breit- 
 
 mann’s ballads 100.5 
 
 Leland, O. S. Beatrice.... 165.27 
 
 — Caprice 105.28 
 
 — The rights of man 164.18 
 
 Lemon, M. Grandfather 
 
 Whitehead 165.2 
 
 — Gwinneth Vaughan 165.28 
 
 — Mind your own business. 105.13 
 
 — Don Caesar de Bazan. 
 
 See A Beckett, G. A 105.2 
 
 Lena Cameron. Grey, Mrs. 341.26 
 Lend me live shillings. 
 
 Morton, J. M 165.3 
 
 Le Norm and, M. A. Me- 
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 Leonor de Guzman. Boker, 
 
 G. II 1 of 168.20 
 
 Le Pileur, a. Wonders of 
 
 the human body 36.13 
 
 Le Sage, A. R. Gil Bias. 
 
 Hartford. 3 v 245.8 
 
 — - Same. Bost. 3 v. ... 320.4 
 
 Les miserables. Hugo, 
 
 Comte V. (M.) 241.5-8 
 
 Leslie, C. R. Autobio- 
 graphical recollections. 127.25 
 Leslie, E. American girl’s 
 
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 Leslie, J. Discovery and 
 adventure in the polar 
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 Leslie, Madeline, pse^^d. See 
 
 Baker, H. N. (W.) 
 
 Lessons in life. Holland, J. 
 
 G 154.33 
 
 L’Estrange, a. G. K. Life 
 
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 Letters from the mountains. 
 
 Grant, A 195.16 
 
 Letters to a young man. 
 
 De Quincey, T 44.10 
 
 Letters to young people. 
 
 Holland, J. G 153.20 
 
 Levana. Richter, J. P. (F.) 206.22 
 Levant. Curzon, R. Mo- 
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 — Mariti, G. History of the. 83.6 
 Lever, C. (J.) Charles 
 
 O’Malley. Leip. 3 v. . . 348.3 
 
 Same. Phil * 241.11 
 
 — Davenport Dunn. Leip. 
 
 3 V. in 2 348.2 
 
 Same. Phil 241.10 
 
 — Harry Lorrequer 301.31 
 
 — Horace Templeton 301.52 
 
 — Jack Hinton 261.60 
 
 — Knight of Gwynne 301.51 
 
 — One of them 302.4 
 
 — A rent in a cloud 301.32 
 
 Le Vert, O. W. Souvenirs 
 
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 Lewes, G. H. The noble 
 
 heart 165.29 
 
 Lewes, M. J., formerly Miss 
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 Adam Bede. Bost 347.18 
 
 Same. N. Y 264.5 
 
 — Felix Holt 347.14 
 
 — The mill on the i’loss. 
 
 Bost 347.16 
 
 Same. N. Y 287.19 
 
 — Romola. Bost 347.15 
 
 Same. N. Y 241.9 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Lewes, M. J., continued. 
 
 — Silas Marner. Bost 347.17 
 
 Same. N. Y 287.29 
 
 Lewis, A. History of Lynn, 
 
 including Nahant 134.10 
 
 Lewis, M. G. Adelgitha... 105.29 
 
 — The castle specter 105.22 
 
 — Raymond and Agnes 104.24 
 
 165.21 
 
 Lewis and Clarke’s expedi- 
 
 tion. See Allen, P 48 23 
 
 Lewis Arundel. S medley, 
 
 F. E 302.10 
 
 Lexington, 3Iass., Battle of. 
 
 Frothingham, R 184.5 
 
 L’Homond, C. F. Elements 
 
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 Liberia. Hale, S. J 305.30 
 
 Liberty, History of. Eliot, 
 
 S 187.1, 2 
 
 Lichtensteins, The. Velde, 
 
 C. F. van der 327.31 
 
 Liddell, H. G. Life of Ju- 
 lius Cmsar 127.6 
 
 Lieber, F. Great events 
 described by historians 
 
 and other writers 130.20 
 
 Liebig, J. von. Chemistry 
 in its applications to 
 agriculture and physi- 
 ology 386.2 
 
 — Familiar letters on chem- 
 
 istry 364.13 
 
 Life. Child, A. B. Better 
 
 views of living 360.16 
 
 — Goodman, R. M. Phi- 
 
 losophy of 152.4 
 
 — Hamilton, J. Life in 
 
 earnest .• 18.30 
 
 — Hayes, A. H. Science of. 38.4 
 
 — Matteucci, C. Physical 
 
 phenomena of human 
 beings 207.23 
 
 — Whipple, E. P. Lectures 
 
 on subjects connected 
 
 with 157.13 
 
 Life and adventure in the 
 
 South Pacific 85.18 
 
 Life, here and there. Willis, 
 
 N. P 96.3 
 
 Life in Italy. Andersen, H. 
 
 C 302.30 
 
 Life in New York. Brough- 
 am, J 164.10 
 
 Life in prairie laud. Faru- 
 
 ham, E. W 236.13 
 
 Life in the open air. Win- 
 
 throp, T 156.29 
 
 Life memories. Rand, E. 
 
 S.,ir 100.20 
 
 Life of trust. Mueller, G. . 116.14 
 Life under the equator. Du 
 
 Chaillu, P. B 15.7 
 
 Life without and life within. 
 
 Ossoli, S. M. F., mar- 
 
 chesa 207.18 
 
 Life’s ransom. Marston, 
 
 (J.) W 105.27 
 
 Light, A, and a dark Christ- 
 mas. Wood, E. P 321.17 
 
 Lighthill, E. B. and A. D. 
 
 Deafness 364.28 
 
 Lightning express. Adams, 
 
 W. T 13.13 
 
 Lights and shadows of real- 
 
 life. Arthur, T. S 241.4 
 
LIKELIEST 
 
 LONG 
 
 rA) 
 
 Slicif. No. 
 
 LiKKMKfi'i' inofui.M to remove 
 JiinHin^^s out, of IIk; 
 clmreli. Milton, . I. .v. .'5 of 337.5 
 Lii,micki,kak. Olipliaiit, M. 
 
 ((). VV.) 287.12 
 
 Lii.i.o, (f. (Jeorf^e liarnwell. l(;r).12 
 LiiMKiuCK ])oy. ,1. 1(;4.15 
 
 JjINColn, a. Eaiieroft, (J. 
 
 Address on 133.11 
 
 — Proceed! iififs on occasion 
 
 of the death of. /See 
 Boston 112.2 
 
 — Sumner, C. Eulogy on. 112.13 
 Lincoi.n, B., Life of. See 
 
 Bowen, P 13 of 117.2 
 
 Linda. I lent/., C. L 34G.9 
 
 Linda di Chamounix. Doni- 
 zetti, G 102.4 
 
 Lindisfaun chase. Trollope, 
 
 T. A 302.24 
 
 Lingard, J. History of Eng- 
 land. 13 180.17 
 
 Linnet’s trial. M., S 245.7 
 
 Linsi.ey, D. C. Morgan 
 
 liorses 35.11 
 
 Linton, C. The healing of 
 
 the nations 32.2 
 
 Linwoods, The. Sedgwick, 
 
 C. M 324.4 
 
 Lion Ben of Elm island. 
 
 Kellogg, E 14.14 
 
 Lion-hearted. Grey, 3/rs. 341.34 
 Lion hunter, The. Gerard, 
 
 C. J. B 243.10 
 
 Lion’s skin. Bernard, C. 
 
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 Lionel Lincoln. Cooper, J. 
 
 E 280.11 
 
 Lippincott, S. j. {Grace 
 Greenwood.) Bonnie 
 Scotland 20.23 
 
 — A forest tragedy and oth- 
 
 er tales 14.20 
 
 — Greenwood leaves. 2 v. 244.14 
 
 — Haps and mishaps of a 
 
 tour in Europe 98.2 
 
 — History of my pets 18.21 
 
 — Merrie England 27.0 
 
 — llecollections of my child- 
 
 hood 18.20 
 
 — Records of five years .... 110.8 
 
 — Stories and legends of 
 
 travel and history 27.23 
 
 — Stories and sights of 
 
 France and Italy 27.5 
 
 — Stories from famous bal- 
 
 lads 18.27 
 
 — Stories of many lands . . 27.24 
 
 Lippincott’s biographical 
 
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 J *li. R., A. 14 
 
 Lister, T. H. Life and ad- 
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 3 V 122.1 
 
 Literap.y ladies, Letters for. 
 
 Edgeworth, M 249.0 
 
 LiTEitAPvY reminiscences. 
 
 De Qiiincey, T 44.22 
 
 LiTERAiiY recreatif)ns and 
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 .LG V. 2 of 157.9 
 
 Literary world. Vol. 1-13. 
 
 13 V. in 9 01.1 
 
 LiTKitATURE. Afternoon lec- 
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 Kholf. No. 
 
 Li te i : a ' r u r e, rn n f i nv rd. 
 
 — Ilotl.'i, A. C. L. Hand- 
 
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 — Lnuide, W. '1'. Dictiomiry 
 
 of *K.’ IL, B. 5 
 
 Kncyclopa'dia of. . .*K. U., A. 8 
 
 — Disraeli, I. Amenities of. 155.4 
 Curiosities of... 152.11; 155.0 
 
 — .lameson, A. (M.) Sketch- 
 
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 — Mathias, T. .1. Pursuits 
 
 of 203.1 
 
 — Montgomery,.!. I.ectures 
 
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 — Ossoli, S. M. F., niareliesa 
 
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 the drama 204.4 
 
 — Staf'l-Holstein, (A. L. G. 
 
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 — Whipple, E. P. Lectures 
 
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 — Willmott, R. A. Pleas- 
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 Litteix’s living age. Vol. 
 
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 Little Agnes. Baker, 1 1. 
 
 N. (W.) 14.22 
 
 Little barefoot. Waldaucr, 
 
 A 105.. 30 
 
 Little beauty. Grey, A/r.s. 320.12 
 Little by little. Adams, 
 
 W.T 11.1 
 
 Little Dorrit. Dickens, C. 
 
 (J. H.) 281.32; 284.5 
 
 Little foxes. Stowe, 11. 
 
 (E.) B 27.21 
 
 Little Louvre. Abbott, J. 
 
 V. 2 of 10.1 
 
 Little mountain guide 288.0 
 
 Little Paul. Abbott, J. 
 
 V. 12 of 10.1 
 
 Little Prudy series. Clarke, 
 
 R. S 18.8-13 
 
 Little Pussy Willow. 
 
 Stowe, H. (E.) B 22.10 
 
 Little Red Riding Hood. 
 
 Thackeray, Miss (A. I.) 347.13 
 
 Little savage. Marryat, F. 323.2 
 Little Spaniard. Nowell, 
 
 H. P. H 14.12 
 
 Little Toddlekins. Math- 
 ews, C. 104.19 
 
 Little treasure. The. Har- 
 ris, A 105.17 
 
 Little wife. Grey, .. 341.37 
 Little women. Alcott, L. 
 
 M 325.2 
 
 Live and let live. Sedg- 
 wick, C. M 308.3 
 
 Live woman in the mines. 
 
 “Old Block” 104.12 
 
 Livermore, Mrs. The old 
 
 corner cupboard 287.24 
 
 Livermore, A. A. Lectures 
 
 to young men 30.40 
 
 — The war with Mexico re- 
 viewed 130.2 
 
 Livermore, Opinions of 
 the founders of the re- 
 public on negroes as 
 slaves, as citizens, and 
 as soldiers 183.10 
 
 Mh. lf. No. 
 
 Li\ Es and voyages of Drako, 
 Gavendish, and Dam- 
 ])i<‘r; Including carlh r 
 disc*)V(‘ri<‘s ill t he Soiit h 
 sea and the history «)f 
 
 the bucaiiccrs 18.12 
 
 Lives, 'I’Im-, of balboa. 
 
 ('orics, and IMzarro.... 127.15 
 
 Lives, 'flK!, of Columbus and 
 
 Vcspiicliis 127.14 
 
 Lives of distinguished fe- 
 males 48.1 
 
 liiviNG, riiilosophy of. 'I’ick- 
 
 nor, C lt>.23 
 
 Livingston, V. “Oxford 
 
 theology” 388.1 
 
 Living.s loNE, C. Expedition 
 to the Zambesi. Sre. 
 Tavingstone, 1) 83.2 
 
 Livingstone, I). Mission- 
 ary travels and re- 
 searches in South Africa. 83. 1 1 
 — and (h Exi)e(liti()n to the 
 Zambesi and its triim- 
 
 taries 83 2 
 
 Livingstone. W., Memoir 
 
 of. <S'ec Sedgwick, 'f. . . 193.8 
 
 Livies Pata vines, 'f. [Hi.s- 
 
 tory of Home.] 5 v 3.39.8 
 
 Lizzy (ilenn. Arthur, 4’. S. .320.14 
 Loan of a lover. Planche, 
 
 J. R 104.1 
 
 Locke, PL W. 4’hree years 
 
 in camp and hospital... 130.1 
 Locke, J. Conduct of the 
 understanding. See Ba- 
 
 con, F., lord 19.20 
 
 Lockhart, J. G. Ancient 
 
 Spanish ballads 107.19 
 
 — History of Napoleon Buo- 
 
 naparte. 2 48.24 
 
 — Life of Sir W. Scott. 7 v. 198.4 
 
 Logan, C. A. Yankee land. 104.17 
 Logan, O. Women and the- 
 atres 100.3 
 
 Logic, Elements of. Whate- 
 
 ly, R 305.5 
 
 Lombardi, I. Verdi, G 102.11 
 
 Lombardy, Traces of the 
 Roman and Moor 
 
 through 87.21 
 
 LoMf:NiE, L. L de. Beau- 
 marchais and his times. 103.5 
 London. Austin, W. Let- 
 ters from, 1802, 3 184.3 
 
 — Bourne, H. R. F. Famous 
 
 London merchants 127.17 
 
 — Byerley, T. Memorials 
 
 of 359.1 
 
 — Dixon, W. H. Her maj- 
 
 esty’s tower 147.3, 4 
 
 — Mayhew, H. London 
 
 labor and the London 
 poor 151.10 
 
 — Partington, C. F. Na- 
 
 tional history and views 
 of 92.5 
 
 — Rush, R. Residence at 
 
 the court of 183.10 
 
 — Vanderkiste, R. W. Mis- 
 
 sions among the dens 
 
 of 180.9 
 
 London assurance. Bouci- 
 
 cault, 1). (L.) 105.4 
 
 Long, G. Cyclopa3dia of po- 
 litical knowledge. 4 v. 77.1 
 
LONGFELLOW 
 
 51 
 
 LYELL 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Longfellow, H. W. Poems. 
 
 2 1G8.13 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Voices 
 of the night; Earlier poems; 
 Translations; Ballads; The 
 children of the Lord’s supper, 
 translated from E. Tegner; 
 Miscellaneous ; Poems on 
 slavery ; The Spanish student. 
 
 If. The belfry of Bruges, and 
 other poems; Songs; Sonnets; 
 Translations; Curfew; Evan- 
 geline; The seaside and the 
 fireside; Translations. 
 
 — Prose works. 2 v 158.3 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Outre- 
 mer; Drift wood. II. Hype- 
 rion; Kavanagh. 
 
 — Courtship of Miles Stan- 
 
 dish, and other poems.. 1GG.28 
 
 — Evangeline 1G2.17 
 
 — Hyperion ^ 2G7.3 
 
 — Kavanagh 2G5.21 
 
 — New-England tragedies. 1GG.2G 
 
 — The song of Hiawatha. . . 1GG.27 
 
 — Tales of a wayside inn.. 1GG.25 
 Look before you leap. Lov-] 
 
 ell, G. W IGS.G 
 
 Lord, E. Epoch of creation. 365.19 
 Lord Erlistoun. Craik, D. 
 
 (M.) M .^241.3 
 
 Lord Montagu’s page.^ 
 
 James, G. P. K ,1283.6 
 
 Lord Oakburn’s daughters. j ' 
 
 Wood, E. P 321.12 
 
 Lord of the isles. Scott, 
 
 Sir W 5 of 228.7 
 
 Lorenzo de’ Medici, Life of. 
 
 See lloscoe, W. 338.12 
 
 Lorgnette, The. Mitchell, 
 
 D. G 247.11 
 
 Loring, j. S. The hundred 
 Boston orators, 1770- 
 
 1852 101.5 
 
 Los Gringos. Wise, H. A. 236.10 
 Lossing, B. j. Biographical 
 sketches of the signers 
 of the declaration of 
 
 American, independence. 197.11 
 
 — Outline history of the fine 
 
 arts 47.9 
 
 — Pictorial field-book of the 
 
 revolution, 2 v 181.1 
 
 — Pictorial field-book of the 
 
 war of 1812 131.2 
 
 — Pictorial history of tlie 
 
 civil war in the United 
 
 States. 3 V 131.3 
 
 Lost abroad, Townsend, G. 
 
 A 22.18 
 
 Lost bank note. Wood, E. 
 
 P 321.21 
 
 Lost bride. Arthur, T. S. . 341.10 
 Lost daughter. Hentz, C. L. 346.4 
 Lost heiress. Southworth, 
 
 E. 1). E. N 344.1 
 
 Lost in the fog. De Mille, 
 
 J 27.19 
 
 Lost in the jungle. Du 
 
 Chaillu, P. B 15.6 
 
 Lost manuscript. Frey tag, 
 
 G 302.48 
 
 Lost ship. The. Townsend, 
 
 T 165.28 
 
 Lothair. Disraeli, B 301.16 
 
 Lotiirop, Amy, pseud. See 
 Warner, A. B. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Lotiirop, S. K. Life of S. 
 
 Kirkland v. 15 of 117.2 
 
 Lottery ticket, The. Buck- 
 
 stone, J. B 164.13 
 
 Lotus-eating. Curtis, G. 
 
 W 305.13 
 
 Loudon, J. W. Gardening 
 
 for ladies 35.6 
 
 Louis II de Bourbon, prince 
 of Conde., Life of. See 
 
 Stanhope, P. II 196.14 
 
 Louis IX, Saint, of France, 
 Crusade of. See Join- 
 
 ville, J. de 338.9 
 
 Louis XIII, Conspiracy of 
 Cinq-Mars under. See 
 Vigny, Comte A. (V.) 
 
 de 261.21 
 
 Louis XIV, and the court 
 of France. See Pardoe, 
 
 J 123.1 
 
 Louis XVII, Life, sufferings, 
 and death of. See Beau- 
 chesne, A. (H. Du Bois) 
 
 de 123.5; 127.13 
 
 Louisa of Prussia and her 
 
 times. Mundt, C 281.12 
 
 Louisa von Plettenhaus .... 308.6 
 
 Louisiana, History of. Ban- 
 ner, E 19.2 
 
 See also New Orleans, St. 
 
 Louis. 
 
 Love. Knowles, J. S 165.10 
 
 Love after marriage. Hentz, 
 
 C. L 346.2 
 
 Love and duty. Opie, A. 
 
 V. 2 of 282.5 
 
 Love and loyalty. Robson, 
 
 W. J 165.25 
 
 Love-chase, The. Knowles, 
 
 J. S 165.3 
 
 Love in a cottage. Arthur, 
 
 T. S 341.14 
 
 Love in high life. Arthur, 
 
 T. S 341.7 
 
 Love in humble life. Payne, 
 
 J. H 164.11 
 
 Love in livery. Wooler, J. 
 
 B 164.17 
 
 Love in ’76. Bunce, 0 164.11 
 
 Love-knot, The. Coyne, 
 
 J. S 165.29 
 
 “ Love me little, love me 
 
 long.” Reade, C. 288.11; 347.19 
 Love, mystery, and super- 
 
 stition. Opie, A. . .V. 5 of 282.5 
 Love of a prince. Gayler, 
 
 C 165.19 
 
 Love token for children. 
 
 Sedgwick, C. M 18.2 
 
 Love’s labor won. South- 
 
 worth, E. D. E. N 344.2 
 
 Love’s labour’s lost. Shake- 
 speare, W 3 of 163.1 
 
 V. 2 of 163.2; 165.28 
 Love’s sacrifice. Lovell, G. 165.2 
 Lovel the widower. Thack- 
 eray, W. M 347.11 
 
 Lovell, G. Love’s sacrifice. 165.2 
 Lovell, G. W. Look be- 
 fore you leap 165.6 
 
 Lovell, M. Ingomar, the 
 
 barbarian 165.13 
 
 Lover, S. The happy man. 164.16 
 — Rory O’More 165.20 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Lover, S., continued. 
 
 — The white horse of the 
 
 Peppers 164.3 
 
 — Handy Andy. Drama- 
 
 tized. See Floyd, W. B. 165.30 
 Lover by proxy. Boucicault, 
 
 D. (L.) 164.19 
 
 Lover hunt. Bernard, C. de. 244.16 
 
 Lover’s complaint. Shake- 
 speare, W 2 of 161.4 
 
 V. 1 of 163.1; V. 4 of 163.11 
 227.1 
 
 Loves of the poets. Jame- 
 son, A. (M.) 47.25 
 
 Low marriage. Craik, D. 
 
 (M.) M 241.3 
 
 Lowe, M. P. The olive and 
 
 the pine 167.27 
 
 Lowell, C. Practical ser- 
 mons 386.18 
 
 — Sermons : chiefly occa- 
 
 sional 386.17 
 
 Lowell, J. R. Among my 
 
 books 157.16 
 
 — Biglow papers. 2v 166.19 
 
 — Fireside travels 158.5 
 
 — Poetical works. 2 v 168.7 
 
 — Under the willows, and 
 
 other poems 167.20 
 
 Lowell, R. T. S. The new 
 
 priest in Conception bay. 245.10 
 Loyal publication society. 
 
 See New York, Citij. 
 
 Loyson, C., abhe. [Le pere 
 
 Hyacinthe.] Discourses. 366.35 
 Lucas, W. J. The man with 
 
 the iron mask 165.23 
 
 Lucia di Lammermoor. 
 
 Donizetti, G 162.4 
 
 Lucile. Bulwer-Lytton, 
 
 (E.) R 168.6 
 
 Luck of Roaring camp. 
 
 Harte, (F.) B 326.23 
 
 Lucky hit, A. Paul, J. H. 164.20 
 Lucretia Borgia. Hugo, 
 
 Comte V. (M.) 165.25 
 
 Lucrkzia Borgia. Donizetti, 
 
 G 162.4 
 
 Lucy Crofton. Oliphant, M. 
 
 (O. W.) 324.8 
 
 Lucy Sanford. Arthur, T. S. 341.2 
 Ludlow, F. H. The hasheesh 
 
 eater 305.11 
 
 — The heart of the conti- 
 
 nent 84.4 
 
 Luisa Miller. Verdi, G.... 162.11 
 Luke the labourer. Buck- 
 
 stone, J. B 164.2 
 
 Lump of gold. Mackay, C. 168.16 
 
 Lunatic, The 248.26 
 
 Lunt, G. The union 168.21 
 
 Luria. Browning, R. v. 2 of 167.15 
 Luther, M. Bunsen, C. C. 
 
 J. von. Life of 127.4 
 
 — Mayhew, H. Boyhood of. 17.16 
 
 — Michelet, J. Life of.... 105.1 
 
 — Sears, B. Life of 104.3 
 
 Lyell, Sir C. Antiquity of 
 
 man 362.10 
 
 — Elementary geology 362.9 
 
 — Elements of geology. 2v. 386.9 
 
 — Principles of geology... 362.7 
 
 — Second visit to the 
 
 United States. 2 v. ... 86.10 
 
 — Travels in North Ameri- 
 
 ca, in 1841, 42. 2 v. in 1. 235.12 
 
LYNCH 
 
 n2 
 
 MALTFIUS 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Lyncmi, T. ,7. Tlio rose of 
 
 Ktf rick vale 105.17 
 
 Lynch, W. I<\ 'I'lto river 
 
 Jordan and l lic Dead sea. 2112.4 
 LYNDiiunsT, J. S. C., /ord, 
 
 JJfe of. /Vee Cani[)l)ell, 
 
 J., lord 122.7 
 
 Lynn, il/a.v.v., History of. 
 
 Lewis, A 134.10 
 
 Lyon, M. Good fjirl and 
 true woman. Tliayer, 
 
 W. M 15.44 
 
 Lytton, (E.) K. 11. /See 
 llulwcr-Lytton, (E.) 11. 
 Lytton, J.ord. /See Hnlwer- 
 Lytton, E. (G. E. L.), 
 laid Lytton. 
 
 M., S. Linnet’s trial 245.7 
 
 Mabel’s mistake. Stephens, 
 
 A. S 30G.7 
 
 Maijinogeon, The. 13ul- 
 
 linch, T 188.13 
 
 Macaulay, T. B., lord. Crit- 
 ical, historical, and mis- 
 cellaneous essays. 0 v. 155.2 
 
 — Essays, critical and mis- 
 
 cellaneous 202.3 
 
 — History of England. 8 v. 
 
 in 4 140.1 
 
 Same. 5 v 140.2 
 
 — Life of Frederick the 
 
 great 127.8 
 
 — William Fitt, earl of 
 
 Chatham 127.1 
 
 — Inquiry into his charges 
 
 against W. Penn. ISee 
 
 Paget, J 186.7 
 
 Macbeth. Shakespeare, W. 
 
 V. lOof 103.1; v.3of 103.2; 105.8 
 Macbeth travestie. North- 
 
 all, W. K 164.5 
 
 MacCabe [McCabe], J. D., 
 jr. Great fortunes, and 
 how they were made .. . 122.11 
 — Planting the wilderness. 20.12 
 MacClellan (McClellan), 
 
 G. B. The armies of 
 
 Europe 93.4 
 
 — lieport on the organiza- 
 
 tion and campaigns of 
 the army of the Potomac. 
 
 [With] campaign in 
 
 Western Virginia 133.20 
 
 Same. /S’ee United States. 133.21 
 
 — Life, battles, reports, and 
 
 public services of 115.12 
 
 MacClintock [M‘Clintock], 
 
 Sir F. L. Discovery of 
 the fate of Sir J. Frank- 
 
 lin and his companions. 97.17 
 Mac Donaia), G. Alec 
 
 Forbes of Howglen 201.1 
 
 — Annals of a quiet neigh- 
 
 borhood 305.2 
 
 — David Elginbrod 343.3 
 
 — Guild court 201.15 
 
 — Phantastes 240.11 
 
 — Banald Barmerman’s boy- 
 
 hood 27.29 
 
 Macpuee, j. B,. Wells of 
 
 Baca 108.10 
 
 Mac Du EE’s cross. Scott, 
 
 /Sir W V. 8 of 228.7 
 
 MacA, j. History of a 
 
 mouthful of Inead 34.10 
 
 Slt.-lf. No. 
 
 MacA, j., r(/i/livved. 
 
 — Home fairy talcs 15.7 
 
 — Servants of the stonwmh. 34.27 
 Maceaklane, H. Propellers 
 
 and steam navigation.. 304.3 
 Maceauuen, — . Winning a 
 
 husband 104.12, 23 
 
 MacGhaaiihst [M»(iil- 
 ciirist], J. Richard Cob- 
 
 den. A biograj)hy 127.10 
 
 Mac(HLlivkay', W. Ahixan- 
 der Ton llumboldt in 
 America and Asiatic 
 
 Russia 48.28 
 
 MACGBEiioii, J. The Rob 
 
 Roy on the Jordan 84.10 
 
 — Voyag<; alone in the “ Rob 
 
 Roy,” from London to 
 
 Paris, [etc.] 94.3 
 
 Machines, Api»leton’s dic- 
 tionary of *R. R., G. 2 
 
 Macintosh [McIntosh], M. 
 
 J. Two lives 205.24 
 
 Mackabness, M. A.,ft/rmer- 
 ly Mi.ss riancht. Siberl’s 
 wold 287.11 
 
 — Trap to catch a sunbeam. 208.4 
 Mackay, C. Life and liberty 
 
 in America 350.9 
 
 — The lump of gold : and 
 
 other i)oems 108.10 
 
 MacKeeveh [M’Kcever], H. 
 
 B. Frederick Latimer. 21.1 
 Mackenzie, A. S. The Amer- 
 ican iu England. 2 v. • . 80.3 
 
 — Life of D. 11. Perry. 2 v. 47.5 
 
 — Life of Paul Jones. 2 v. 118.1 
 
 — Life of S. Decatur, v. 11 of 117.2 
 
 — Spain revisited. 2 v. .. 95.7 
 
 — A year in Spain. 3v. .. 80.8 
 
 Mackenzie, 11. Miscellane- 
 ous works 150.10 
 
 Contents. — Memoir, Ly Sir 
 W. Scott; Man of feeling; 
 
 Papers from The lounger ; 
 
 Man of the world; Julia de 
 
 Kouhigne; Papers from The 
 mirror. 
 
 Mackie, j. M. Life of S. 
 
 Gordon v. 5 of 117.2 
 
 Mackintosh, Sir J. His- 
 tory of England. 3v. .. 148.10 
 
 — Miscellaneous works. 
 
 Phil 152.5 
 
 Same. N. Y 202.6 
 
 MacLachlan [McLachlan], 
 
 C. 1 dine with my mo- 
 ther 164.11 
 
 Mackeady, W. The Irish- 
 man in London 164.13 
 
 MacVickak [M‘Vickar], J. 
 
 Life of S. Bard 183.6 
 
 Mad dogs. Moore, J 164.15 
 
 Mad Monckton. Collins, 
 
 (W.) W 302.40 
 
 Mad world, my masters. 
 
 Middleton, T. ...v. 2 of 103.10 
 Madagascar, Three visits 
 
 to, 1853-50. Ellis, W. 232.2 
 Madame Therese. Erck- 
 
 mann, E 320.10 
 
 Madden, R. R. Life and cor- 
 respondence of the coun- 
 tess of Blessington. 2 v. 123.3 
 Maddox, J. M. The king 
 
 and deserter 105.28 
 
 Nil. If. No. 
 
 Madeira, Sketches and ad- 
 venf nre.s in. March, ( ’. 
 
 W 84.9 
 
 Madei aim:. the liclle of the 
 
 Fanlionrg 105.25 
 
 Made.m.ne. Kavanngli, j. . . 204.25 
 Made.moihei.i.e llfty million.s. 
 
 /See Saint-Mars, ('Isterne 
 de Conrtlras, vlrointrsxe 
 
 dc .302 49 
 
 Madison, .1. J’lie fedendist. 
 
 /SiT .lay, J 207.4 
 
 — Life of. Sv<‘ Ad.'ims, ,1. Q. 195.0 
 Madoc. Southey, R. ..v. 5 of 227.2 
 Madon.na, Legemls of tlie. 
 
 .lameson, A. (M.) 47.20 
 
 Madon.na M.iry. Dliiihant, 
 
 M. (O. W.) 201.10 
 
 Madrid, Attaelh-in. (.’alde- 
 
 ron de la Barca, F. F. .. 234.14 
 .Magic. Knnemoser, .1. His- 
 tory of. 37.7 
 
 — 'I'liomson, A. Philos- 
 
 ophy of 383.22 
 
 Maginn, W. Fniscrian p.a- 
 
 jiers 154.3»2 
 
 .Ma<;netism. Djivis, 1)., jr. 
 
 Manual of 304.15 
 
 — Farrar, J. Elements of. 303.12 
 
 See fiLso Electricity. 
 
 Magoo.n, E. L. Reimblican 
 
 ( .'liristianity 207.24 
 
 Mahon, Lord. See Stanliope, 
 
 P. 11. 
 
 Mahomet. /See Mohammed. 
 
 .Maid of Bath. Foote, S. .. 103.12 
 Maid of Croi.ssey. Gore, 
 
 (C. G. F.) 104.4 
 
 Maid of Orleans. Schiller, 
 
 (J. C.) F. von 157.23 
 
 Maid with the milking pail. 
 
 Buckstone, J. B 104.19 
 
 Maid’s tragedy. Beaumont, 
 
 F 105.7 
 
 Maiden widow. The. South- 
 
 worth, E. D. E. N 344.5 
 
 Mail bags. Ten years among 
 
 the. Holbrook, J 244.20 
 
 Maine. Abbott, J. Marco 
 
 Paul in V. 3 of 16.4 
 
 — Thoreau, H. D. ‘ The 
 
 Maine woods 44.5 
 
 See also Union. 
 
 Make or break. Adams, W. 
 
 T 12.8 
 
 Make your wills ! Mayhew, 
 
 E 164.12, 23 
 
 Malabar, Journey thrbugh. 
 
 Buchanan, F 81.1 
 
 Malay archipelago. Wal- 
 lace, A. R 84.8 
 
 Malbone. Higgiuson, T. W. 266.12 
 M.vlcom, II. The Christian’s 
 
 rule of marriage 38.5 
 
 — Travels iu South-eastern 
 
 Asia. 2 V 96.22 
 
 Mallet, P. IL Northern 
 antiquities ; with a 
 translation of the prose 
 Edda. Added, an ab- 
 stract of the Eyrbyggja 
 Saga, by Sir W. Scott.. 235.15 
 Malleville. Abbott, J. v. 1 of 10.2 
 Malthus, T. R. Principles 
 
 of political economy ... . 31.16 
 
MAN 
 
 53 
 
 MARTYN 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Man. Campbell, G. D. Pri- 
 meval 37.10 
 
 — Combe, G. Constitution 
 
 of 38.1 
 
 — Huxley, T. H. Man’s 
 
 place in nature 34.8 
 
 — Pope, A. Essay on. .V. 2 of 1G9.7 
 
 — Smith, C. II. Natural 
 
 history of the human 
 species 35.4 
 
 — Wood, J. G. Natural his- 
 
 tory of 3G5.5 
 
 Seelalso Ethnography, Races. 
 
 Man and vrife. Collins, (W.) 
 
 W ' 301.2G 
 
 Man-at-arms, The. James, 
 
 G. P. R 283.2 
 
 Man of feeling. Mackenzie, 
 
 H 15G.10 
 
 Man of the world. 2 v 248.25 
 
 Man of the world. Macken- 
 zie, H 15G.10 
 
 Man who laughs. Hugo, 
 
 Comte Y. CM.) 301.3 
 
 Man with the iron mask. 
 
 Lucas, W; J 1G5.23 
 
 Man without a country. 
 
 Hale, E. E 308.5 
 
 Man without a head. Wool- 
 
 er, J. P 1G4.21 
 
 Manager’s daughter. Lan- 
 caster, E 1G4.22 
 
 Mandeville, Sir J. Narra- 
 tive. /S'ee Wright, T. .. 85.22 
 
 Manfred. Byron, G. (G. 
 
 N.), lord .V. G of 228.2 
 
 Mann, M., and Peabody, E. 
 
 P. Moral culture of in- 
 fancy, and kindergarten 
 
 guide 154.22 
 
 Mannering, May, pseud. 
 
 See Nowell, H. P. H. 
 
 Manners and customs of 
 
 the Japanese 48.18 
 
 Manners and minor morals. 
 
 Alcott, W. A. Letters 
 to young men 207.11 
 
 — Bazar book of decorum.. 38.2 
 
 — Livermore, A. A. Lec- 
 
 tures to young men .... 36.40 
 
 — Muzzey, A. B. The 
 
 young maiden 3G7.10 
 
 — Newcomb, IL How to 
 
 be a lady 18.23 
 
 How to be a man 18.22 
 
 — Thayer, W. M. Good 
 
 girl and true woman 15.44 
 
 Mang:uvring mother. Grey, 
 
 Mrs 341.30 
 
 Mansfield, E. D. Cincinnati 
 
 in 1826. See Drake, B. 233.6 
 Mansfield park. Austen, J. 343.4 
 Mansoul, Losing and tak- 
 ing of. Patton, A. S... 32.23 
 
 Manufactures, Philosophy 
 
 of. Ure, A 37.16 
 
 Manures, Essay on. Dana, 
 
 S. L. V. 2 of 365.29 
 
 Many a little makes a 
 
 mickle. German tales. . 27.30 
 
 Contents. — Trifles, by J. 
 Ruhkopf; Young travellers, by 
 Trauerniantel ; The emigrants, 
 hy R. Koch ; Precedence, by 
 R. Koch; The beggar’s will, 
 by C. Deutsch. 
 
 Marble faun. Hawthorne, 
 
 N 266.17 
 
 Marble heart, The. Selby, 
 
 C 165.26 
 
 Marcet, j. Rich and poor. 268.1 
 March, C. W. Reminiscen- 
 ces of congress 185.6 
 
 — Sketches and adventures 
 
 in Madeira, Portugal, and 
 the Andalusias of Spain. 84.9 
 Marco Spada. Simpson, J. 
 
 P 165.14 
 
 Marcus. Simonds, W 17.21 
 
 Marcus Warland. Hentz, 
 
 C. L 346.7 
 
 Marcy, R. B. The prairie 
 
 traveler 87.3 
 
 — Thirty years of army life 
 
 on the Border 84.3 
 
 Margaret of Anjou. See 
 
 Abbott, J. S. C 15.24 
 
 Margaret Percival. Sewell, 
 
 E. M 304.6 
 
 Margaret Smith’s journal. 
 
 Whittier, J. G. ...v. 1 of 157.9 
 Margoll 6, E. Meteors, etc. 
 
 See Zuercher, F 34.5 
 
 Margravine of Bareith. 
 
 Memoirs. 2 79.12 
 
 Margret Howtli. Davis, R. 
 
 B 245.4 
 
 Marguerite. Girardin, E. 
 
 de 302.54 
 
 Maria di Rohan. Donizetti, 
 
 G 162.4 
 
 Marie Antoinette, History 
 
 of. See Abbott, J. S. C. 15.21 
 Marie Antoinette and her 
 
 son. Mundt, C 281.13 
 
 Marino Faliero. Byron, G. 
 
 (G. N.), lord V. 6 of 228.2 
 
 Marion, F. Wonders of op- 
 tics 36.2 
 
 Mariotti, L. Italy, past 
 
 and present. 2 v 234.23 
 
 Maritana. Wallace, W. V. 162.10 
 Mariti, G. Travels through 
 Cjprus, Syria, and Pal- 
 
 estine, with a history of 
 
 the Levant. 3 v 83.6 
 
 Marius. Hugo, Comte Y. 
 
 (M.) 241.7 
 
 Mark, the match boy. Al- 
 ger, H.,jr 28.3 
 
 Mark Hurdlestone. Moodie, 
 
 S 246.20 
 
 Market assistant. De Voe, 
 
 T. K 155 10 
 
 Marlborough, Duke of. See 
 Churchill, J. 
 
 Marlitt, E., pseud. See 
 John, E. 
 
 Marmion. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 166.18 ’24; v. 2 of 228.7; 228.9 
 Marmontel, j. F. Mem- 
 oirs. 2 V 79.4 
 
 Marquette, J., Life of. See 
 
 Sparks, J 10 of 117.1 
 
 Marriage. Alcott, W. A. 
 
 Courtship and 385.10 
 
 — Hayden, W. B. Ten 
 
 chapters on 387.4 
 
 — Malcom, H. The Chris- 
 
 tian’s rule of 38.5 
 
 Marriage in high life. Grey, 
 
 Mrs 341.41 
 
 Marriage of Figaro. Mo- 
 zart, (J. C. S. G.) W. A. 162.13 
 Married and single. Poole, 
 
 J 165.11 
 
 Married at last. Cudlip, 
 
 A 324.22 
 
 Married bachelor. O’Cal- 
 laghan, P. P 164.13 
 
 Married in haste. Stephens, 
 
 A. S 306.1 
 
 Married life. Buckstone, 
 
 J. B 165.17 
 
 Married or single? Sedg- 
 wick, C. M 263.1 
 
 Married rake. The. Selby, 
 
 C 164.8 
 
 Marryat, F. The children 
 
 of the New forest 328.1 
 
 — Frank Mildmay 323.5 
 
 — Jacob Faithful 323.7 
 
 — Japhet in search of a 
 
 father. 1864 323.3 
 
 Same. 1870 323.9 
 
 — The king’s own. 1857 .. 248.21 
 
 Same. 1870 323.15 
 
 — The little savage 323.2 
 
 — Mr. Midshipman Easy .. . 323.6 
 
 — Newton Forster. 1857.. 247.22 
 
 Same. 1870 323.12 
 
 — The pacha of many tales. 
 
 N. Y 323.8 
 
 Same. Phil 302.38 
 
 — Percival Keene 323.4 
 
 — Peter Simple 323.13 
 
 — The phantom ship 323.10 
 
 — The poacher 323.11 
 
 — Snarleyyow; or, the dog- 
 
 fiend 323.14 
 
 Marsh, 31iss. The brave 
 
 and happy soldier 389.20 
 
 Marsh, G. P. Lectures on 
 
 the English language. . . 362.1 
 
 Marsh, L. Apocatastasis ; 
 
 or progress backwards. 363.1 
 
 Marshall, J. History of 
 
 the colonies planted by 
 the English [in] North 
 America 183.3 
 
 — Life of G. Washington. 
 
 5 V 183.2 
 
 Marston, (J.) W. Anne 
 
 Blake 165.26 
 
 — A hard struggle 165.28 
 
 — A life's ransom 165.27 
 
 — The patrician’s daughter. 165.25 
 
 — Pure gold 165.29 
 
 Martha. Flotow, F. F. A. 
 
 von 162.3 
 
 Mathias, T. J. Pursuits of 
 
 literature 203.1 
 
 Martin, F. Natural history. 
 
 2 V 285.21 
 
 Martin, T., and Aytoun, W. 
 
 E. {Bon Gaultier.') The 
 book of ballads 166.11 
 
 Martin Chuzzlewit. Dick- 
 
 ens, C. (J. H.) 284.9 
 
 Martine, a. Droll dia- 
 logues for school and 
 
 home amusement 168.25 
 
 Martineau, H. Eastern life. 97.6 
 Martineau, j. Studies of 
 
 Christianity 363.23 
 
 Martiri, I. Donizetti, G. 162.4 
 Mar'iyn Ware’s temptation. 
 
 Wood, E. P 321 ^ I 
 
MAIJTYHS 
 
 MICDICINH 
 
 r>i 
 
 SlH-lf. N(». 
 
 IMautyus, I’ook of. Fox, .1. 180.15 
 Makvki., Ik, psend S(X 
 MilclicII, 1). (J. 
 
 ]M Ai{VEi-L, A. I’ooliciil works. 227.7 
 JNIaky, (laecn of Scots. Ab- 
 bott, J. History of 15.14 
 
 — Ik'll, II. (1. JAfc of 11). 38 
 
 IVIauy Jbirtoii. (laskoll, F. 
 
 C 201.30 
 
 IMauy Hell. Abbott, .1 . .v. 4 of 10.2 
 ;Mauy Derwent. Stephens, 
 
 A. S 300.2 
 
 Maky Erskinc. Abbott, .1. 
 
 V. 3 of 10.2 
 
 Maky’' Evans; or, the rec- 
 tory of Moreland 240. 13 
 
 Mary' Moreton. Arthur, T. 
 
 S 341.10 
 
 Mary Schvveidler. Mein- 
 
 hold, J. W 248.14; 307.8 
 
 Mary Seahain. Grey, Mrs. 341.40 
 Mary Stuart. Schiller, (J. 
 
 C.) F. von 157.23 
 
 Mary’s birthday. Miles, G. 
 
 H 105.24 
 
 Mary'Lanj), Tragic scenes 
 in the history of. Ban- 
 
 vard, J. 27.10 
 
 Masaniello. Anber, 1). F. 
 
 E 102.3 
 
 Masked ball. Verdi, G.... 102.11 
 Masks and faces. Taylor, T. 105 24 
 Mason, J., Life of. See Ellis, 
 
 G. E V. 3 of 117.2 
 
 ISlASSACirusE'rTs. Bureau of 
 statistics of labor, lie- 
 port from Aug. 2, 1800, 
 to March 1, 1870 151.12 
 
 — Debates and proceedings 
 
 in the state convention 
 to revise the constitu- 
 tion, 1853. 3 V 131.0 
 
 — Journal of the convention 
 
 to revise the constitu- 
 tion, 1820,21 133.5 
 
 — liecords of the Massa- 
 
 chusetts bay, 1G28-41 . . . 133.23 
 
 — Deport of a plan for the 
 
 promotion of health, by 
 the commissioners ap- 
 pointed by the legisla- 
 ture 31.10 
 
 — Deport of the joint com- 
 
 mittee of 18 g 6 upon the 
 proposed canal to unite 
 Barnstable and Buz- 
 zard’s bays 151.11 
 
 ■ — Dei)ort on the geology, 
 mineralogy, botany, and 
 zoology of Massachu- 
 setts. By E. Hitchcock 32.21 
 
 — Deport on the herba- 
 
 ceous llowering plaids 
 of Massachusetts, [by C. 
 DewetyJ 33.12 
 
 — Itejiort on the (piadrupeds 
 
 of Massachusetts, [by E. 
 EmmonsJ 33.12 
 
 — Barber, .1. W. Historical 
 
 collections of 181.12 
 
 — Barry, .1. S. History of. 181. IG 
 
 — Bradford, A. History of, 
 
 J7G1-8'.) 133.y 
 
 — Ilnlclimson, History 
 
 of, 1G28-1750 132.10 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 M A SH A c M u s ivi 'r s , r o 
 
 — Mmol, (J. D. (hmlinua- 
 
 Hon of the history of 
 Massachnsctls bay, 1 718- 
 G5 131.12 
 
 — Young, A. (Chronicles of 
 
 the first jilnnters of 181.7 
 
 Sec. fit. ‘to r.oHton, Capo CoG, 
 
 (Coticord, Concord river, Dor- 
 clieHtcr, Iliixhiiry, Ehhcx coun- 
 ty, Fitcliburj^. EexiiiKton, 
 l.ynn, Merrimack river, Na- 
 liant, I’lyinoutli, Hcitnale, Wal- 
 tham, Watertown, Weston. 
 
 Massachusetts historical 
 society. I’roceedings in 
 rt'spect to the memory 
 of W. H. Prescott, Feb. 
 
 1, 1850 104.10 
 
 Massachusetts tpiarterly re- 
 view. Vol. 1-3. 3v. .. G3.] 
 
 Massachusetts society for 
 the |)revention of cruelty 
 to animals. Our tlumb 
 
 animals. Vol. 1 4112 
 
 Massaniei.i.o. Milner, G... 1G5.21 
 Massktt, S. C. “ Drifting 
 
 about” 213.10 
 
 Massincer, P. a new way 
 
 to pay old dclits 1G5.G 
 
 Masson, D. British novel- 
 ists and their styles 157.10 
 
 — Life of Milton. Vol. 1.. 121.8 
 
 Master builder, The. Lee, 
 
 D. K 108.5 
 
 Master llumjihrey’s clock. 
 
 Dickens, C. (3. H.).... 325.8 
 
 Match in the dark. Dance, 
 
 C 1G4.18 
 
 Maternity'. Verdi, T.S... 34. 2G 
 
 MATHEii, C. Mather, S. Life 
 
 of 215.15 
 
 — Peabody, W. B. O. Life 
 
 of V. G of 117.1 
 
 Mather, R. Journal 181.7 
 
 Mather, S. Life of C. Math- 
 er 215.15 
 
 Mathews, C. The bache- 
 lor’s bedroom 164.15 
 
 — The dowagers 164.20 
 
 — Little Toddlekins 164.19 
 
 — Used up 164.2 
 
 Matrimony'. Kenney, J.... 164.11 
 Mattmo Falcone. Oxberry, 
 
 W. H 164.16 
 
 Matteucci, C. Physical 
 phenomena of human 
 
 beings 207.23 
 
 Maturin, C. Bertram 165.8 
 
 Maturin, E. Viola 165.22 
 
 Maud. Tennyson, A. v. 2 of 167.10 
 Maundevilue, Sir J. See 
 Mandeville, Sir J. 
 
 Maundrell, 11. Narrative. 
 
 See Wright, T 85.22 
 
 Mauprat. Dudevant, A. L. 
 
 A. D 326.6 
 
 Maury, M. F. Physical ge- 
 ography of the sea 362.2 
 
 — Sailing directions to ac- 
 
 company wind and cur- 
 rent charts 31.11 
 
 Maveri(;k, a. Story of the 
 tel(!graph. See Briggs, 
 
 C. F 364.32 
 
 Shrlf. No. 
 
 ,M A vu.im'K, S., 'I’rlid of Brit- 
 ish soldiers for I In; mur- 
 der *)f, in Boston, 1770. 137.1 
 
 M A\ wi.i.i,, .1. S. 'I'he czar, 
 
 his c()urt and pirople ... 106 22 
 Max WEI. I., S. 1 1. Miranda 
 
 Flliot 211.17 
 
 May, E. .1. Mortimer’s col- 
 lege life 211.22 
 
 May, Sophie, psrud. See 
 Clarke, D. S. 
 
 May' flower, ’I’he. Stowe, 1 1. 
 
 (F.) M 312.2 
 
 May MA.NNEIHNC.p.ve/td. See 
 Nowell, H. P. H. 
 
 Mayhew, E. Hlustnded 
 
 horse doctor 33.1 
 
 — Dogs and their manage- 
 
 ment. See Herbert, H. 
 
 W .33.2 
 
 — and Smith, G. Make your 
 
 wills! 161.12, 23 
 
 May hew, 1 1. Boyhood of 
 
 Martin Luther 17.16 
 
 — London labor and the 
 
 London poor 151.10 
 
 — ’J'he peas!int-boy philoso- 
 
 pher : [.!.] Fm'guson . . . 16.11 
 
 — The wandering min- 
 
 strel 164.17 
 
 — Young Benjamin Frank- 
 
 lin 17.17 
 
 Wonders of science ; or, 
 young Humphry Davy. . 16.10 
 
 Mazej'Pa. Milner, H. M. .. 165.20 
 
 Measuj'.e for measure. 
 
 Shakespeare, W. . .v. 3 of 163.1 
 V. 1 of 163.2 
 
 Measures. /See Webster, N., 
 Dictionary of the Phig- 
 lish language [Counting- 
 house edition], pp. 550- 
 
 608 *D. D., A. 5 
 
 Mechanics. Amateur me- 
 chanic’s workshop 33 7 
 
 — Appleton’s dictionary of. 
 
 *D. D., G. 2 
 
 — Howe, H. Eminent 124.4 
 
 — Kater, H. Treatise on.. 367.34 
 
 — Kelt, T. Mechanic’s text- 
 
 book 385.12 
 
 — Morin, A. Fundamental 
 
 ideas of 363.8 
 
 — Moseley, H. Illustrations 
 
 of 49.5 
 
 See also Engineering, Hy- 
 draulics, Machines. 
 
 Mechanics’ magazine. Vol. 
 
 5-10, 13. 7 V 416.1 
 
 Medbery, j. K. Men and 
 
 mysteries of Wall street. 153.3 
 
 Medea. Euripides v. lof339.2 
 
 Medea. Dead, II. F 161.1 
 
 Medhurst, W. H. China; 
 
 its state and prospects. 94.13 
 Medical biography, Amer- 
 ican. Williams, S. W. 113.6 
 Medicine. Bigelow, J. Ra- 
 tional 364.4 
 
 — Buchan, W. Domestic. 383.6 
 
 — Holmes, O. W. Currents 
 
 and counter-currents in 
 medical science 386.4 
 
 See also Anatomy, Health, 
 HoinuiopathyJ’atliology, Phys- 
 iology, Veterinary niediciues. 
 
MEDINA 
 
 55 
 
 MILL 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Medina, L, H. Ernest Mal- 
 
 travers 1G5.18 
 
 — The last days of Pompeii, 
 
 from Bulwer 105.18 
 
 — Nick of the woods 105.26 
 
 Mediterranean, Summer 
 
 cruise in the. Willis, N. 
 
 P 97.24 
 
 Mediterranean islands, 
 Sketches and stories of 
 the. Sleeper, M. G. ... 27.18 
 
 Meg’s diversion. Craven, 
 
 H. T 165.30 
 
 Meiniiold, J. W. Mary 
 Schweidler, the amber 
 
 witch 248.14; 307.8 
 
 Melancholy, Anatomy of. 
 
 Burton, R 207.22 
 
 Melliciiampe. Simms, W. 
 
 G 243.22- 
 
 Melville, H. Omoo : ad- 
 ventures in the South 
 seas 85.14 
 
 — Piazza tales 247.20 
 
 — White-jacket 305.20 
 
 Memes, J. S. Memoirs of 
 
 the empress Josephine. 19.41 
 Memorials and other pa- 
 pers. De Quincey, T. 44.18 
 Memorials of early gen- 
 ius 126.18 
 
 Memory. Memoriatechnica. 
 
 Johnson, L. D 33.24 
 
 Men and mysteries of Wall 
 
 street. Medbery, J. K. 153.3 
 Men and things. Baker, J. 
 
 L 156.27 
 
 Men and women. Brown- 
 ing, R 167.16 
 
 Men of the time 126.14 
 
 Men, women, and books. 
 
 Hunt, (J. H.) Leigh.... 156.7 
 Men, women, and ghosts. 
 
 Phelps, E. S 245.19 
 
 Men’s wives. Thackeray, 
 
 W. M 153.27 
 
 Menault, E. Intelligence 
 
 of animals 36.9 
 
 Mendelssohn - Bartiioldy, 
 
 F. Letters from Italy 
 
 and Switzerland 126.12 
 
 — Mozart and. See Bar- 
 nard, C. F., jr. ...V. 1 of 27.14 
 Mental action, Imperfect 
 and disordered. Upham, 
 
 T. C 19.33 
 
 Mental science. See Intel- 
 lectual powers. 
 
 Mercadante, C. II giura- 
 mento. Italian, with 
 English translation.... 162.6 
 Mercedes of Castile. Coop- 
 er, J F 286.13 
 
 Merchant of Berlin. Mundt, 
 
 C 281.3 
 
 Merchant of Venice. Shake- 
 speare, W 4 of 163.1 
 
 V. 1 of 163.2; 165.9 
 Merchants’ magazine. 
 
 Hunt’s. Vol. 1-7, 10, 11, 
 
 13-25, 27-38, 60. 35 v. 414.1 
 
 Meredith, Owen, pseud. See 
 Bulwer-Lytton, (E.) R. 
 
 Merle d’Aubigne, J. H. 
 History of the reforma- 
 tion. 5 V 185,1 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Merrimack river. Mass., A 
 week on the. Thoreau, 
 
 11. D 44.6 
 
 Merry mount. Motley, J. 
 
 L 245.21 
 
 Merry wives of Windsor. 
 
 Shakespeare, W. v. 2 of 163.1 
 
 V. 1 of 163.2; 165.24 
 Mesopotamia. Fraser, J. 
 
 B. History of 47.10 
 
 — Southgate, H. Tour 
 
 through 234.7 
 
 Metallurgy, Records of. 
 
 Phillips, J. A 365.26 
 
 See also Iron. 
 
 Metamora. Brougham, J. 164.20 
 Metamorphoses. Ovidius 
 
 Naso, P 339.11 
 
 Metastasio, P., Genius of. 
 
 See Carpani, G 126.16 
 
 Meteorology. Jenyns, L. 
 
 Observations in 37.24 
 
 — Prout, W. Meteorology 
 
 and natural theology .. . 37.6 
 
 — Zuercher, F. Meteors, 
 
 etc 34.5 
 
 Meunier, V. Adventures 
 on the great hunting 
 grounds of the world . • . 36.5 
 
 Mexican war. Henry, W. 
 
 S. Campaign sketches 
 of the 356.7 
 
 — Jay, W. Causes and con- 
 
 sequences of the 135.10 
 
 — Livermore, A. A. The 
 
 war with Mexico re- 
 viewed 136.2 
 
 Mexico. Calderon de la 
 
 Barca, F. E. Life in... 97.20 
 
 — Ferry, G. Vagabond life 
 
 in 95.10 
 
 — Prescott, W. H. Conquest 
 
 of 148.15; 352.2 
 
 — Ruxton, G. F. Adven- 
 
 tures in 95.4 
 
 — Wilson, R. A. Conquest 
 
 of 134.11 
 
 — Wise, H. A. An inside 
 
 view of 236.10 
 
 Meyerbeer, G. L’Africaine ; 
 Dinorah ; L’etoile du 
 nord ; Les Huguenots ; 
 Le prophete ; Robert le 
 diable. Italian, with 
 
 English translation 162.5 
 
 Miall, j. G. Footsteps of 
 
 ‘ our forefathers 207.6 
 
 Michael Erie. Wilks, T. E. 165.24 
 Michaud, J. F. History of 
 
 the crusades. 3v 188.11 
 
 Michel-Angelo. See Buo- 
 narroti, Michel-Angelo. 
 Micfielet, j. History of 
 
 France. 2 v 141.3 
 
 — Joan of Arc 127.2 
 
 — Life of Luther 105.1 
 
 — Modern history 19.28 
 
 Michigan, History of. Lan- 
 
 man, J. H. 189.3 
 
 Micro-cynicon. Middleton, 
 
 T 5 of 163.10 
 
 Microscope. Beale, L. S. 
 
 How to work with the. 33.8 
 
 — Gosse, P. H. Evenings 
 
 at the 386.14 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Middle ages. The world in 
 
 the, Koeppen, A. L., .. 136.21 
 See also Crusadee, 
 
 Middleton, T. Works. Vol. 
 
 2-5. 4v 163.10 
 
 Contents. — Vol. II. A trick 
 to catch the old one ; The fam- 
 ily of love; Your five gal- 
 lants ; A mad world, my 
 mastens ; The roaring girl ; 
 
 III. The honest whore; The 
 witch; The widow; A fair 
 quarrel ; More dissemblers 
 besides women. IV. A chaste 
 maid in Cheapside ; The Span- 
 ish gipsy: The changeling; A 
 game at chess ; Any thing for 
 a quiet life; Women beware 
 women. V. No wit, no help 
 like a woman’s; Tlie inner- 
 temple masque; The world 
 tost at Tennis ; Part of the en- 
 tertainment to King James. 
 
 The triumphs of truth ; Civi- 
 tatis amor; The triumphs of 
 love and antiquity; The sun 
 in Aries ; The triumphs of in- 
 tegrity; The triumphs of 
 health and prosperity; The 
 wisdom of Solomon para- 
 phrased; Micro-cynicon; On 
 the death of Burbage; To 
 Webster on the duchess of 
 Malfi; The black book; Fa- 
 ther Ilubburd’s tales ; The 
 triumphs of honor and indus- 
 try. 
 
 Middy ashore. Bernard, W. 
 
 B 164.10 
 
 Midnight banquet 165.28 
 
 Midnight sun. Bremer, F. 261.22 
 
 Midsummer eve. Hall, A. 
 
 M 261.36 
 
 Midsummer-night’s dream. 
 
 Shakespeare, W. • .v. 4 of 163.1 
 V. 2 of 163.2; 165.15, 23 
 Mifflin, S. W. Modes of 
 describing and adjusting 
 railway curves and tan- 
 gents 34.25 
 
 Milburn, M. M. The cow. 
 
 V. 1 of 365.29 
 
 Milburn, W. H. The rifle, 
 axe, and saddle-bags, 
 and other lectures 243.15 
 
 — Ten years of preacher- 
 
 life 102.4 
 
 Mildred Arkell. Wood, E. 
 
 P 326.11 
 
 Miles, G. H. Mary’s birth- 
 day 165.24 
 
 — Sehor Valiente 165.29 
 
 Miles, W. The horse’s foot. .^4.18 
 Miles O’Reilly, pseud. See 
 Halpinc, C. G. 
 
 Miles Standish, Courtship 
 
 of. Longfellow, H. W. 166.28 
 Miles Wallingford. Cooper, 
 
 J. F 286.12 
 
 Military art and science. 
 Gilliam, W. Manual for 
 the volunteers and mili- 
 tia of the United States. 35.10 
 — MacClellan, G. B. The 
 
 armies of Europe 93.4 
 
 See also Artillery, Engineer- 
 ing, Infantry, Ordnance, Rifle, 
 
 Tactics, War. 
 
 Mill, J. S. Subjection of 
 
 woman 156.5 
 
 Mill on the Floss. Lewes, 
 
 M. J 287.19; 347.16 
 
MILLENOKN 
 
 MONASTKHY 
 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 MlLl-lCNClKN, J. G. Liulios 
 
 at, home 10 1.1. ‘5 
 
 IVIiLLicu, K. 1*. Vital foree : 
 how wasted and liow 
 
 l)reserved Jhir).!.*] 
 
 MiLLioii, G. History, iihilo- 
 soiihically illustrated. 
 
 4 V 
 
 Miller, H. An autobiogra- 
 
 
 phy. My schools and 
 
 schoolmasters 
 
 154.3 
 
 — Cruise of the Betsy 
 
 164.6 
 
 — Essays 
 
 154.4 
 
 — First impressions of Eng- 
 
 land and its people 
 
 97.1 
 
 — Footiirints of the Crea- 
 
 tor 
 
 154.1 
 
 — Headship of Christ, and 
 rights of Christian peo- 
 
 pie 
 
 154.2 
 
 — Old red sandstone 
 
 154.8 
 
 — Popular geology 
 
 154.9 
 
 — Tales and sketches 
 
 154.10 
 
 — Testimony of the rocks.. 
 
 154.5 
 
 Miller, S. Brief retrospect 
 of the 18th century. 
 
 Part 1. 2 V 
 
 143.2 
 
 — Life of J. Edwards. .V. 8 of 117.1 
 JNliLLKR, W. Views of the 
 
 prophecies and prophetic 
 chronology 3G6.2G 
 
 — The king’s vesture ; com- 
 
 paratively applied to. 
 
 See Prior, W. M 3GG.25 
 
 Miller, The, and his men. 
 
 Pocock, 1 1G5.21 
 
 Miller, The, of New Jersey. 
 
 Brougham, J 1G5.23 
 
 Miller’s maid. The. Saville, 
 
 J. E 1G4.10 
 
 Millot, C. F. X. Elements 
 
 of general history. 5 v. 187.11 
 Mills, A. Literature and 
 literary men of Great 
 Britain and Ireland. 2 v. 151.5 
 
 Milmax, H. H. Fazio IGS.l 
 
 — History of Christianity.. 142.11 
 
 — History of the Jews. 
 
 3v 48.13 
 
 Milxer, G. Massaniello. . . 1G5.21 
 Milner, H. M. The gam- 
 bler’s fate 1G4.24; 1G5.21 
 
 — Mazeppa 1G5.20 
 
 Milnes, K. M. Life of J. 
 
 Keats 194.14 
 
 — Poems of many years ... 1GG.16 
 
 Milton, J. Poetical works. 
 
 Bost. 2v 1G1.5 
 
 Contp.nts. — Vol. I. Life, by 
 J. Mitford; Paradise lost, b. 
 
 I-IO. Jl. i’aradise lost, b. 11, 
 
 12; Paradise regained; Sam- 
 son Agonistes; Com us; Lyc:i- 
 das; II Penseroso; L’ Allegro; 
 
 Arcades; Miscellaneous po- 
 ems; Sonnets; Psabns; Jile- 
 giarurn liber; Kiugrarnmatum 
 liber; Sylvarum liber. 
 
 Same. Lond. 2 v 1G7.24 
 
 (JonlPvtH. — Vol. I. Memoir, 
 by .1. Montgomery ; Paradise 
 lost. M. Paradise regained; 
 
 Bamson Agoiiistes; (Jonius; 
 
 Arcafles; Lycidas; L’ Allegro; 
 
 II Ptiiseroso; BonnetH; Odes; 
 
 M IscellanicH ; 'J’ranslations ; 
 Llegiarum liber; ICjdgramma- 
 tum liber; Bylvaruin liber. 
 
 Sludf. No 
 
 Mii.ton, j., rnntinurd. 
 
 — I ’rose works. Vol. 1-3. 
 
 3 .337.5 
 
 (InntevtH. — Vol. I. Oefr-nce 
 of the people of England; 
 
 Becond defence; Elkonoklas- 
 tes. II. 'I'enurc! of kings utnl 
 magistrates ; Areopagitica; 
 
 3’ractfl on the commonwealth ; 
 Obstuvations on Ormond’s 
 pciice; Letters of state ; Rrltd 
 notes on Dr. < Irillith’s sermon ; 
 Reformation in Englainl ; I’re- 
 liitical ej)iscopacy; Reason of 
 church government tirged 
 against jirelacy ; 'I’rue religion, 
 heresy, schism; 'I’olerat ion ; 
 
 Civil power in ecclesiastical 
 cjiuscs. III. Likeliest means 
 to remove hirelitigs f)ut of the 
 cliurch; Anim.ailverslons upon 
 the remonstrant’s defence 
 against Smectymmius; Apolo- 
 gy for Smectymnuus ; Doc- 
 trine and discipline of divorce ; 
 .Judgment of M arlin P.ucer con- 
 cerning divorce; 'Tetrachor- 
 don ; Colasterion ; 'I’ractate 
 on cducatioti ; Declaration for 
 tlic election of .lohn in, king 
 of Poland; Familiar letters. 
 
 — Life of. Ser Masson, 
 
 1). 
 
 121.8 
 
 Mimic life. Ritchie, A. 
 
 C. 
 
 
 (M.) 
 
 
 
 Mniic stage. The. Baker, 
 
 
 G. M 
 
 
 27.4 
 
 Mind. Moore, G. Use 
 
 of 
 
 the body in relation 
 
 to 
 
 
 the 
 
 
 207.8 
 
 — Rush, B. Diseases 
 
 of 
 
 
 the 
 
 
 154.12 
 
 See also Ins.anity, Intellec- 
 tual powers, i’hilosophy. 
 Phrenology, I’sychology. 
 
 Mind your own business. 
 
 Lemon, M 1G5.13 
 
 Minerali, The. Plunkett, 
 
 H. G 1G5.18 
 
 Mineralogy. Bucklaud, W. 
 IMineralogy as exhibit- 
 ing the power, wisdom, 
 and goodness of God .. 37.5 
 
 — Dana, J, D. System of. 382.1 
 
 — Hitchcock, E. Mineral- 
 
 ogy of Massachusetts.. 32.21 
 
 See also Geology, Metallurgy. 
 Minifie, W. Geometrical 
 
 drawing 3G2.11 
 
 Minigo. Abbott, J. V. 11 of IG.l 
 Mining, Eecords of. Phil- 
 lips, J. A 3G5.26 
 
 Minister’s wife. Oliphant, 
 
 M. (O. W.) 301.40 
 
 Minister’s wooing. Stowe, 
 
 H. (E.) B 245.3 
 
 Minot, G. 11. Continuation 
 of the history of Massa- 
 chusetts bay, 1748-G5. 
 
 2 V 134.12 
 
 Minstrel’s gift. Turner, J. 
 
 W 387.10 
 
 Minturn, U. B., jr. From 
 
 New York to Delhi 234.13 
 
 Miracles, jiast and present. 
 
 Mountford, W 167.17 
 
 Miralda. Jiallou, M. M. . . . 1G4.20 
 Miranda Elliot. Maxwell, 
 
 S. 11 244.17 
 
 Miriam. Whittier, J. G. . .. 1G7.7 
 
 Hh. lf. No. 
 
 Miria.m ,\lroy. Dlsranll, M. 
 
 ;Hl.r»l,GI 
 
 Miscilll I' MAKING. Bnck- 
 
 stoiw, .1. n i(;i.i2 
 
 M isrki’resian I A I iGN. 1 )rnry, 
 
 A. H 302.19 
 
 Miss ( !arew. Edwanls, .A. B. 2G1.5I 
 M iss Majoribanks. ( Jliphant, 
 
 M. (( 
 
 ). w.) 
 
 261.49 
 
 Mi.ss R)i\ 
 
 ’enel’s (tonverslon 
 
 
 from 
 
 secession to loy- 
 
 
 alt V. 
 
 I)e Forest, J. W. 
 
 321.9 
 
 Misslng brid(!. Sontliworih, 
 
 
 E. 1). 
 
 E. N 
 
 344.4 
 
 Missions, 
 
 Foreign. Ander- 
 
 
 son. 
 
 R 
 
 366.3 
 
 Mississim 
 
 •I. Rieliardson, A. 
 
 
 1). 1 
 
 ieyond the 
 
 82.1 1 
 
 — Thiers 
 
 , (L.)A. The Mis- 
 
 
 sissipjii bubble 
 
 196.20 
 
 Mr. . 
 
 Lamb, . . v. 2 of 156.9 
 
 .Mr. and Mrs. Peter White. 
 
 Raymond, R J 1GL19 
 
 Mr. Mid.slii[)inan Easy. Mar- 
 
 ryat, F 323. G 
 
 Mr. Snigsby’s yacht 218.27 
 
 Mistress and maid. Craik, 
 
 I). (M.) M .302.17 
 
 Mrs. Caudle’s curtain lec- 
 ture, adapted from 1). 
 Jerrold. Stirling, E. ]Gt.l4,2G 
 
 Mrs. (hiudle’s curtain lec- 
 tures. Jerrold, I) 17.11 
 
 Mrs. Gerald’s niece. Fuller- 
 ton, Lndij G .301.17 
 
 Mitchell, I). G. (/^• Mar- 
 vel.) Dream life 217.12 
 
 Same. New ed 1.58.9 
 
 — Fudge doings. 2 v 247.9 
 
 — The lorgnette. 2 v 247.11 
 
 — New sheaf from the old 
 
 helds of continental Eu- 
 rope 247.10 
 
 — Reveries of a bachelor.. 24G.24 
 
 — Seven stories, with base- 
 
 ment and attic 244.12 
 
 Mitchell, J. Principles and 
 practice of the congre- 
 gational churches of 
 
 New England 3G7.1 
 
 Mitchell, W. Bryan Mau- 
 rice 24G.26 
 
 Mitford, M. R. Recollec- 
 tions of a literary life.. 125.2 
 
 — Rienzi 1G5.20 
 
 — Life of. See L’Estrange, 
 
 A. G. K 13G.13 
 
 Mob cap. The. Paul, J. H. 1G4.7 
 Modern British Plutarch. 
 
 Taylor, W. C 158.18 
 
 Modern pilgrims. Wood, 
 
 G 386.13 
 
 Moens, W. j. C. English 
 travellers and Italian 
 
 brigands 86.7 
 
 Mogg Megone. Whittier, 
 
 J. G 1 of 167.12 
 
 Mohammed. Bush, G. Life 
 
 of 48.29 
 
 — Irving, W. Mahomet and 
 
 his successors v. 9 of 46.6 
 
 Moll Pitcher. Jones, J. S. 165.23 
 Moaientous question. Fitz- 
 
 ball, E 165.25 
 
 Monastery, The. Scott, Sir 
 
 W 9 of 263.5 
 
MONASTIC 
 
 57 
 
 MOTHER 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Monastic orders, Lc^euds of 
 
 the. Jameson, A. (M.) 47.19 
 
 Moncrieff, W. T. The cat- 
 aract of the Ganges.... 165.20 
 
 — The Jewess 165.17 
 
 — Monsieur Tonson 164.12, 23 
 
 — The spectre bridegroom. 164.16 
 
 — Tom and Jerry 164.14, 25 
 
 Money. Bulwer-Lytton, E. 
 
 (G. E. L.) 165.1 
 
 Money, weight, and meas- 
 ure, Tables of. See 
 Webster, N., Dictionary 
 of the English language 
 [Counting-house edi- 
 tion], pp. 550-608.. *R. R., A. 5 
 Money getting. Art of. 
 
 Rede, L. T 158.13 
 
 Monikins. Cooper, J. F. .. . 286.14 
 'Monnter, M. Wonders of 
 
 Pompeii 36.11 
 
 Monroe, J., Life of. See 
 
 Adams, J. Q 195.6 
 
 Mons.vlvatge, R. (B. E.) 
 
 Life 198.1 
 
 Monsieur Tonson. Mon- 
 
 crielf, W. T 164.12,23 
 
 Montagu, M. W., lo,dtj. 
 
 Letters 195.15 
 
 Montclair, J. W. Real and 
 
 ideal 167.21 
 
 Monte-Cristo, The count 
 
 of. Dumas, A. (D.)... 321.1 
 
 Montepin, X. de. The Cor- 
 sican brothers. See 
 
 Grange, E 165.13 
 
 Montesquieu, C. de Secoii- 
 dat, baron de. Works. 
 
 4 V 332.3 
 
 Montgomery, H. - Life of 
 
 Z. Taylor 107.4 
 
 Montgomery, J. Poetry 
 
 and general literature. . 158 8 
 
 — Life of. Nee Knight, H. C. 136.12 
 Montgomery, R., Life of. 
 
 See Armstrong, J. v. 1 of 117.1 
 V. 3 of 123.7 
 
 Monthly anthology, and 
 Boston review. Vol. 2-8. 
 
 7 V 394.2 
 
 Monthly religious maga- 
 zine. Vol. 1-4, 7, 9-22, 
 
 24, 25, 27-31, 33, 34, 37- 
 40. 29 V. in 30 397.10 
 
 Monthly traveller. Vol. 1. 411.4 
 
 Montolieu, I. P. de B. de. 
 
 Swiss family Robinson. 
 
 See Wyss, J. R. von 17.4 
 
 Moodie, S. Life in the clear- 
 
 ings versus the bush... 96.26 
 
 — Mark Hurdlestone 246.20 
 
 — Roughing it in the bush ; 
 
 or, life in Canada 87.19 
 
 Moonstone, The. Collins, 
 
 (W.) W 301.10 
 
 Moohe, E. The gamester. . 165.2 
 
 Moore, F. Diary of the 
 American revolution 
 2v 181.6 
 
 Moore, G. Use of the body 
 
 in relation to the mind. 207.8 
 Moore, John, M. D. Jour- 
 nal during a residence in 
 France, in 1792. 2 v .. 236.23 
 
 — View of society and man- 
 ners in Italy 94.18 
 
 8 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Moore, John, esq. Mad 
 
 dogs 164.15 
 
 Moore, J. G. That blessed 
 
 baby 164.9 
 
 Moore, T. Poetical works. 
 
 6 V 228.6 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Memoir; 
 
 Ode.s of Anacreon translated 
 into English verse; Epigrams 
 from the Anthologia; Juvenile 
 lioems. It. Poems relating to 
 America; Corruption, and in- 
 tolerance ; The sceptic ; Two- 
 penny post-bag; Satirical and 
 humorous poems; Political 
 and satirical poems; The 
 Fudge family in Paris; Fables 
 for the holy alliance. III. Sa- 
 tirical and humorous poems; 
 
 The Fudges in England. IV. 
 
 Irish melodies; National airs; 
 
 Sacred songs ; Set of glees ; 
 
 Ballads, songs, and miscella- 
 neous poems. V. Evenings in 
 Greece; Legendary ballads; 
 
 The summer fete; Miscella- 
 neous poems; Songs from the 
 Greek anthology ; Unpublish- 
 ed songs; Rhymes on the road; 
 Alciphron. VI. Lalla Rookh; 
 
 The loves of the angels. 
 
 — Life of Lord Byron. 2 v. 121.3 
 
 — Memoirs of R. B. Sheri- 
 
 dau. 2v 102.2 
 
 Moorland cottage. Gas- 
 
 kell, E. C 307.1 
 
 Moors of Spain. Floriau, J. 
 
 P. C. de 47.8 
 
 Moral feelings. The. Aber- 
 crombie, J 19.17 
 
 Moral philosophy. See 
 Ethics. 
 
 More, H. Works. 7 v 204.1 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Reposi- 
 tory tales. II. Ccelebs in 
 search of a wife; Essays; Mo- 
 riana. III. Christian morals ; 
 
 Moral sketches ; Reflections on 
 prayer. IV. Practical piety; 
 
 Life and writings of St. Paul. 
 
 V. Manners of the great ; Re- 
 ligion of the fashionable world ; 
 Tragedies ; Poems. VI. Stric- 
 tures on female education; 
 
 Sacred dramas. VII. Hints 
 for forming the character of a 
 princess; Spirit of i>rayer; 
 
 Bible rhymes. 
 
 — Female education. 2 v. 207.2 
 
 — Practical piety. 2v 389.5 
 
 — Life and correspondence 
 
 of. See Roberts, W. . . 196.3 
 
 More blunders than one. 
 
 Rodwell, T. G 164.15 
 
 More dissemblers besides 
 women. Middleton, T. 
 
 V. 3 of 162.10 
 
 Moreland, Henry, earl of, 
 History of. See Brooke, 
 
 H 199.5 
 
 Morgan, H. Ned Nevins, 
 
 the news boy 14.29 
 
 Morin, A. Fundamental 
 
 ideas of mechanics 363.8 
 
 Morison, j. H. Life of 
 
 Jeremiah Smith 196.9 
 
 Mohmonism. History of the 
 
 saints. Bennett, J. C. 386.11 
 Mormons, The. English, 
 
 T. D 165.22 
 
 lyioRNiNG call. Dance, C... 164.8 
 
 Morocco, Spanish campaign 
 
 in. Hardman, F 185.8 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Morphy, P. Games of chess. 37.19 
 Morris, E. Farming for 
 
 boys 22.6 
 
 — How to get a farm . 365.18 
 
 Morrisons, The. Hosmer, 
 
 M 324.20 
 
 Mortimer’s college life. 
 
 May, E. J 244.22 
 
 Morto.n, E. The Eton boy. 164.17 
 Morton, J. M. Betsy Ba- 
 ker 164.16 
 
 — Box and Cox 164.3 
 
 — The double-bedded room. 164.15 
 
 — Dying for love 164.20 
 
 — Grimshaw, Bagshaw, and 
 
 Bradshaw 164.6 
 
 — The Irish tiger 164.9 
 
 — Lend me five shillings . . 165.3 
 
 — A most unwarrantable in- 
 
 trusion 164.19 
 
 — My husband’s ghost!.... 164.18 
 
 — Our wife 164.16 
 
 — Poor Pillicoddy 164.17 
 
 — A regular fix! 164 22 
 
 — Sent to the tower 164.18 
 
 — Slasher and Crasher.... 164.4 
 
 — A thumping legacy 164.10 
 
 — Ticklish times 164.20 
 
 — To Paris and back, for 
 
 five pounds 164.9 
 
 — The two Bonnycastles . . 164.6 
 
 — The two Buzzards 164.16 
 
 — Who stole the pocket- 
 
 book 164.19 
 
 — All that glitters is not 
 
 gold. Nee Morton, T- . . 164.5 
 
 — The writing on the wall. 
 
 See Morton, T 165.13 
 
 Morton, S. G. Types of 
 manhood : or, ethnologi- 
 cal researches 32.16 
 
 Morton, T. The angel of 
 
 the attic 164.22 
 
 — Children in the wood. .164.12, 23 
 
 — A cure for the heartache. 165.2 
 
 — GotobedTom 164.7 
 
 — A pretty piece of busi- 
 
 ness 164.9 
 
 — A Roland for an Oliver.. 164.15 
 
 — The school of reform... 165.20 
 
 — Seeing Warren (adapted 
 
 from “ Seeing Wright ”) 164.21 
 
 — Sketches in India 165.13 
 
 — Speed the plough 165.7 
 
 — Town and country 165.10 
 
 — and J. M. All that glit- 
 
 ters is not gold 164.5 
 
 The writing on the 
 
 wall 165.13 
 
 Mosaics. Saunders, F 153.19 
 
 Moseley, H. Illustrations 
 
 of mechanics 49.5 
 
 Moses in Egypt. Rossini, 
 
 G. A 162.7 
 
 Mosiieim, j. L. von. Ec- 
 clesiastical history. 6 v. 142.12 
 Mosquito shore. Adventures 
 
 on the. Bard, S. A. ... 95.21 
 
 Moses from an old manse. 
 
 Hawthorne, N. ...45.14; 248.1 
 Most unwarrantable intru- 
 sion, A. Morton, J. M. 164.19 
 Mother and sou. Opie, A. 
 
 V. 3 of 282.5 
 
 Mother - in - law. The. 
 
 Southworth, E. D. E. N. 344.6 
 
MO'I'IIKH’S 
 
 NATOLKON 
 
 r>H 
 
 Kliflf. No. 
 
 Motiiiok’s mission, 'I'ln* 218.28 
 
 Motjikk’n n‘(;<)mi>ensc, 'I'Ik'. 
 
 AjL^uiliir, (J 827.15 
 
 Mo’i iiKni.icss cliildrcn, Tlic. 
 
 I5iik('r, JI. N. (W.) 14.4 
 
 Moth Kins iuid nurses. Donne, 
 
 A 207.10 
 
 Moti.ky, J. \j. History of 
 the United Netherlands. 
 
 4v 182.2 
 
 — Merry-mount. 2 v. in 1. 24.5.21 
 
 — Nlse of the Dutch re]>nl)- 
 
 lic. 3 V 182.4 
 
 Moulton, L. C. Idy tldrd 
 
 book 244.13 
 
 Mt. lloiA'OKK female sem- 
 inary. Memorial [of 
 the I 2.5tli anniversary . . 3(55.33 
 Mount Vernon papers, The. 
 
 Everett, E 154.10 
 
 Mountaineeus, Tlie. Col- 
 
 man, G., /he yovnf/er 105.0 
 
 Mounteoui), W. Eutlianasy. 200.1 
 
 — Miracles, past and pres- 
 
 ent 157.17 
 
 — Thorpe 248.17 
 
 Moustache, Vienx, pseud. 
 
 See Gordon, C. 
 
 Moavatt, a. C. See Ritchie, 
 
 A. C. (M.) 
 
 Mozaut, (J. 0. S. G.) W. A. 
 
 Don Giovanni; 11 llauto 
 maaico ; Marriage of 
 Figaro. Italian, wit h 
 English translation 102.13 
 
 — Letters. 1700-01. 2 v. 100.0 
 
 — Barnard, C. F., jr. Mo- 
 
 zart and Memielssohn. 
 
 V. 1 of 27.1 
 
 — Holmes, E. Life of 100.10 
 
 — Schlichtegroll,M. Life of. 120.10 
 Much ado about nothing. 
 
 Shakespeare, AY. . . v. 3 of 103. 1 
 V. 2 of 103.2; 105.8 
 
 Much ado about nothing; 
 
 and other stories 18.5 
 
 Mudge, Z. a. Witch hill: 
 a history of Salem witch- 
 craft 137.4 
 
 Mui) 1 k, 1L Popular guide to 
 the observation of na- 
 ture 10.18 
 
 MuEiiLiJACii, Louise, pseud. 
 
 See Mundt, C. 
 
 Mueller, C. O. Ancient 
 
 art and its remains 151.0 
 
 Mueller, G. Life of trust. 110.14 
 Mueller von Koenigswin- 
 TER, W. Von drei Muh- 
 
 len 277.7 
 
 — Zum stillen Vergniigen. 
 
 2 277.4 
 
 Muloch. D. M. See Craik, 
 
 D. (M.) M. 
 
 Mum.my, The. Bernard, W. 
 
 B 104.17 
 
 Mundt, C. (Louise Miield- 
 
 haeh,.) Andreas Ilofer. 281.4 
 
 — Bei lin and Sans-souci .. . 281.10 
 
 — The daughter of an em- 
 
 press 281.1 
 
 — 'Die empr(;ss .Josepliine . . 281.7 
 
 — Frederiek the great and 
 
 his court 305.25 
 
 — Frederick tlie great and 
 
 his family 281.2 
 
 Shcir. No. 
 
 Mundt, C.. roulitno d . 
 
 — Goellie and Schiller 281.5 
 
 — Henry vm and his court. 281.8 
 
 — .loseph II and his c(mrt. 281.11 
 
 — Louisa of Prussia and her 
 
 times 281.12 
 
 — Marie Antoinette and her 
 
 son 281.13 
 
 — 'file merchant of I’erlin. 281.3 
 
 — Napoleon in Germany. 
 
 Napoleon and Bluclicr.. 281.0 
 
 Napoleon and the (pieen 
 
 of Prussia 281.14 
 
 — Old Fritz and the new era. 281.15 
 
 — Prince Eugene and his 
 
 times 281.0 
 
 — Two life-jiaths 281.17 
 
 Munn, B. Land drainer. . . 35.13 
 
 Murdek will out. Opie, A. 
 
 V. 2 of 282.5 
 
 Murderer, 'J’he. Spiess, C. 
 
 11 1 of 327.30 
 
 Murereesroro’, "Tom., Ke- 
 j)ort on the battle ol, by 
 W. S Kosccrans. See 
 
 United Slates 352.7 
 
 Murray, Amelia iM. Letters 
 from the United States, 
 
 Chiba and Canada 07.4 
 
 Murphy, Arthur. Three 
 
 weeks after marriage .. 105.0 
 
 Murray, 11. British Amer- 
 ica. 2 V 10.1 
 
 — and others. Account of 
 
 British India. 3 v 40.0 
 
 Discovery and adven- 
 ture ill the polar seas 
 
 and regions 48.10 
 
 Murray, J. Handbook for 
 
 Paris 87.2 
 
 — Handbook for Turkey ... 87.11 
 
 — Handbook to the cathe- 
 
 drals of England. See 
 
 King, K. J..^ 87.22, 23 
 
 Murray, N. (Kinoan.) Let- 
 ters to the Kight Lev. 
 
 J. Hughes 387.15 
 
 Murray, AV. H. H. Adven- 
 tures in the wilderne>s; 
 or, camp-life in the Adi- 
 
 rondacks 87.12 
 
 Musard ball. Brougham, J. 
 
 104.14, 25 
 
 Museum, The. Abbott, J. 
 
 Y. 0 of 16.1 
 
 Music. Hullah, J. Third 
 or transition period of 
 musical history 152.10 
 
 — La Motte, G. de. Piano 
 
 and musical matter .... 381.3 
 
 — Panseron, A. A B C of. 363.7 
 
 Muster-roll, The 389.20 
 
 Mutiny of the Bounty. 
 
 Barrow. Sir J 47.1 
 
 Muzzea% a. B. The young 
 
 maiden 307.10 
 
 My Apingi kingdom. Du 
 
 Chailiu, P. B 23.1 
 
 My aunt Margaret’s mirror. 
 
 Scott, Sir W V. 20 of 203.5 
 
 My brother’s wife. Edwards, 
 
 A. B 261.31 
 
 My courtship and its con- 
 
 seipiences. VVikolf, 11. 247.18 
 My fellow clerk. Oxenford, 
 
 .1 1(54.10 
 
 Hhclf. No. 
 
 ,Mv husband’s gln>st I Mor- 
 ton, .1. M 1(51,18 
 
 M Y husband’s mirror. ( ’lapp, 
 
 W. W., jr 1(51.17 
 
 My huly Ludlow. Gaskell, 
 
 P. C 2(51.3 
 
 My neighbor’s wife. I5unn, 
 
 A. 101.9 
 
 Mv son Diami, Harris, A. 101,19 
 My third book, MouIdhi, 
 
 L. C 214.13 
 
 My two sisters. .Tudson, E. 
 
 (U.) 20.25 
 
 My wife’s husband. Challis, 
 
 P 1(51 12, 23 
 
 My wife’s mirror. Wilkins, 
 
 E. G. P 1(54.10 
 
 ,My young wife, and my old 
 
 umbrella. Webster, 11. 1(54.17 
 Mysori:, .lourney through. 
 
 Buchanan, F 81.1 
 
 Mysncry, Bhilosojihy of. 
 
 Dendy, W. C .380 19 
 
 Mysi ery, 'I he. Wood, E, 
 
 P 321.10 
 
 My.stpry of Edwin Drood, 
 
 Dickens, C. (.L H.) .... 281.29 
 
 M YTHoiAxiY. Gladstone, W. 
 
 E. 'I'lio gods and men 
 
 in the heroic age 150.13 
 
 — ’1 homas, .1. Dictionary 
 
 of *11. It., A. 14 
 
 Naror, 3'he Foote, 8 103.12 
 
 Nach j igai., j. C. (J. Popu- 
 lar traditions v. 2 of 327.25 
 
 Nahant, Mass., History of. 
 
 Lewis, A 134.10 
 
 Naiad queen. Dalrymple, J. 
 
 S 105.28 
 
 Napoleon I. Argument for 
 the divinity of Clirist 
 and the Scriptures 389.20 
 
 — Conlidential correspond- 
 
 ence with Ids brother 
 Joseph. 2 v 123.6 
 
 — Abbott,.!. S. C. History 
 
 of 141.6 
 
 Napoleon at St. Helena. 352.13 
 
 — Court and camp of 49.8 
 
 — Forsyth, AA^. Captivity 
 
 at St. Helena 124.14 
 
 — Headley, J. T. Napoleon 
 
 and his marshals 215.7 
 
 — Jauot, L.F., duchesse d’A- 
 
 brantes. Memoirs of. .. 141.2 
 
 — Las Casas, M, J. E. D., 
 
 count de. Private life 
 
 and conversations of... 353,1 
 
 — Lockhart, J. G. History 
 
 of 48.24 
 
 — O’Meara, B. E. Napoleon 
 
 in exile 215.5 
 
 — Scott, Sir yV. Life of. . . 187.4 
 
 — Thiers, L. A. Consulate 
 
 and empire of 134.23 
 
 — AVatson. H. C. Camp- 
 
 tire ■; of 187.6 
 
 NAPOLlijN HI. History of 
 
 Julius Ciesar. 2 v 142.1 
 
 — Napoleonic ideas 147.25 
 
 — The destroyer of the sec- 
 
 ond republic. See Hugo, 
 
 V^. (M.) 147.7 
 
 Napoleon and Bliicher. 
 
 Mundt, C 281.6 
 
NAPOLEON 
 
 59 
 
 NEW HAMPSHIRE 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Napoleon and the queen of 
 
 Prussia. Miindt, C. ... 281.14 
 Nares, E. Universal his- 
 tory, continued. Nee 
 
 Tytlcr, A. F 59.3 
 
 Narrative of an English 
 
 soldier 389.20 
 
 Narrative of the massacre 
 in Boston, 5th of March, 
 
 1770 353.8 
 
 Nash, J. A. Treatise on 
 
 agricultural chemistry . . 3G5.25 
 Nathalie. Kavanagh, J. .. 2G4.14 
 National quarantine and 
 sanitary convention. 
 
 Report on the impor- 
 tance of sanitary meas- 
 ures to cities, by J. 
 
 Bell 31.20 
 
 National quarterly review. 
 
 Vol. 1-10, 13. llv. ... 54.1 
 
 National tales. Hood, T. 245.5 
 
 Natural history. Agassiz, 
 
 L. (J. R.) Methods of 
 
 study in 3G.34 
 
 — Darwin, C. (R.) Natural 
 
 history of the countries 
 visited by the Beagle . . . 37.27 
 
 — Gosse, P. H. Romance 
 
 of 35.9 
 
 — Greenwood, J. Wild 
 
 sports of the world 84.2 
 
 — Martin, F. Natural his- 
 
 tory 285.21 
 
 -T- The reason why 385.17 
 
 — Scheie de Vere, M. Won- 
 
 ders of the deep 34.14 
 
 — White, G. Natural his- 
 
 tory of Selborne 47.17 
 
 — Wood, J. G. Homes 
 
 without hands 31.6 
 
 Illustrated 34.12 
 
 See also Animals, Birds, 
 
 Botany, Chemistry, Elephant, 
 
 Geology, Insects, Meteorolo- 
 gy, Mineralogy, Nature, Orni- 
 thology, Philosophy, Physical 
 geography. Quadrupeds, Sea, 
 
 Zoology. 
 
 Natural history of quadru- 
 peds 19.20 
 
 Natural history of the ele- 
 phant 19.4 
 
 Natural philosophy. See 
 Physics. 
 
 Natural theology. Nee The- 
 ology. 
 
 Naturalist. Biart, L. Ad- 
 ventures of a young. .. . 22.19 
 
 — Bush wanderings of a. . . 26.20 
 
 Nature. Bucke, C. Beau- 
 ties, harmonies, and 
 
 sublimities of 19.21 
 
 — Good, J. M. Book of... 383.1 
 
 — Humboldt, (F. H.) A. 
 
 von. Aspects of 385.7 
 
 Views of 36.37 
 
 — Lanoye, F. (T.) de. The 
 
 sublime in 36.6 
 
 — Mudie, R. Guide to the 
 
 observation of 19.18 
 
 — Scheie de Vere, M. Stray 
 
 leaves from the book of. 364.27 
 
 Nature and philosophy 164.16 
 
 Nature’s nobleman. Par- 
 
 dey, H. 0 165.14 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Naval architecture. Iron 
 ship building. Fair- 
 
 bairn, W 33.9 
 
 Naval art and science. Par- 
 ker, F. A. Squadron 
 tactics under steam ...» 33.14 
 
 — Totten, B. J. Naval text- 
 
 book 365.21 
 
 Naval engagements. Dance, 
 
 C. 164.4 
 
 Naval gunnery, Treatise on. 
 
 Simpson, E 31.22 
 
 Navigation. Sailing direc- 
 tions to accompany wind 
 and current charts. 
 
 Maury, M. F 31.11 
 
 Neal, D. History of the 
 
 puritans. 2 v 142.7 
 
 Neal, John. True woman- 
 hood 243.9 
 
 Neal, Joseph C. Charcoal 
 
 sketches 324. 15 
 
 Neander, (J.) A. (W.) Life 
 
 of Jesus Christ 122.3 
 
 Nebraska, History of. Hale, 
 
 E. E 235.20 
 
 Necker ue Saussure, a. a. 
 
 Progressive education. . 154.26 
 Ned Myers. Cooper, J. F. 286.17 
 Ned Nevins, the news boy. 
 
 Morgan, H 14.29 
 
 Negroes. Livermore, G. 
 Negroes as slaves, as 
 citizens, and a^ soldiers. 183.10 
 — Van Evrie, J. H. Negroes 
 
 and negro slavery 156 23 
 
 Neighbor Jackwood. Trow- 
 bridge, J. T 165.27 
 
 Neighbors, The. Bremer, 
 
 F 157.21; 283.17; 302.21 
 
 Neighbors’ wives. Trow- 
 bridge, J. T 342 12 
 
 Neily, K j. Fine feathers 
 
 do not make fine birds. 26.8 
 Nelson, H., lord, Life of. 
 
 See Southey, R. ..48.16; 127.18 
 Nennius. History of the 
 Britons. See Giles, J. 
 
 A 337.2 
 
 Neptune’s defeat. Brough- 
 am, J 164.14, 26 
 
 Nero, History of. See Ab- 
 bott, J 15.28 
 
 NervOus man. The, and the 
 man of nerve. Bernard, 
 
 W. B 165.6 
 
 Netherlands. Grattan, T. 
 
 C. History of the 148.2 
 
 — Motley, J. L. History of 
 
 the United 182.2 
 
 Rise of the Dutch re- 
 public 182.4 
 
 — Schiller, (J. C.) F. von. 
 
 Revolt of the United . . . 148.4 
 
 157.24 
 
 See also Belgium, Holland. 
 
 Neues Novellenbuch. Riehl, 
 
 W. H 277.2 
 
 Nevins, W. Sermons 386.12 
 
 Nevius, j. R. China and 
 
 the Chinese 85.16 
 
 New America. Dixon, W. 
 
 H 85.1 
 
 New American cyclopaedia. 
 
 16 *R. R.,B. 1 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 New atmosphere. Dodge, 
 
 M. A 45.7 
 
 New Christmas stories. 
 
 Dickens, C. (J. 1 1.).... 325.8 
 
 New footman. Selby, C. .. 164.8 
 
 New Jerusalem church. 
 
 Bush, G. Reply to Dr. 
 
 Woods’ “ Lectures on 
 Swedenborgianism ” . .. 383.10 
 — Cabell, N. F. Reply to 
 Dr. Pond’s “ Sweden- 
 borgianism reviewed.” 383.10 
 New monthly magazine. 
 
 Vol. 7, 8, 10. 3 V 76.1 
 
 New priest in Conception 
 
 bay. Lowell, R. T. S. 245.10 
 New sketches of every-day 
 
 life. Bremer, F 261.44 
 
 New star papers. Beecher, 
 
 H. W 385.8 
 
 New way to pay old debts. 
 
 Massinger, P 165.6 
 
 New world. Read, H. F. . . 161.1 
 
 Newcomb, H. Anecdotes for 
 
 boys 18.24 
 
 — Anecdotes for girls 18.26 
 
 — How to be a lady 18.23 
 
 — How to be a man 18.22 
 
 — Kind words for children. 18.25 
 Newcombe, S. P. Pleasant 
 
 pagevS for young peo- 
 ple 15.42 
 
 Newcomes, The. Thackeray, 
 
 W. M 302.2; 347.9 
 
 Newell, R. H. (Orpheus C. 
 
 Kerr.) The Orpheus C. 
 
 Kerr papers. 2d series. 244.19 
 New England. Bradford, 
 
 A. Distinguished men 
 in 195.14 
 
 — Elliott, C. W. New Eng- 
 
 land history, 986-1776.. 181.15 
 
 — Palfrey, J. G. History 
 
 of 132.12 
 
 — Samuels, E. A. Orni- 
 
 thology and oology of.. 31.8 
 
 — Winthrop, J. History of, 
 
 1630-49 187.9 
 
 See also Pilgrims, and the 
 names of the states within the 
 limits of New England. 
 
 New-England historic-gen- 
 ealogical society. Ter- 
 centenary celebration 
 of the birth of Shake- 
 speare 101.1 
 
 — Tribute to the memory of 
 
 E. Everett 193.5 
 
 New England historical and 
 genealogical register. 
 
 Vol. 1-5, 7-15, 19,22-24. 
 
 18 74.1 
 
 New England magazine. 
 
 Vol. 1-3, 5, 6. 5 V 373.1 
 
 New-England tragedies. 
 
 Longfellow, H. W 166.26 
 
 New Granada. Twenty 
 months in the Andes. 
 
 Holton, I. F. 232.3 ' 
 
 Newiiall, j. R. Essex me- 
 morial, for 1836 357.2 
 
 New Hampshire, History of. 
 
 Belknap, J 187.8 
 
 See also New Ipswich, 
 
 White mountains. 
 
NEW IPSWICH 
 
 OMUUKN 
 
 GO 
 
 Shilf. No. 
 
 Ni«w Ii’swKMi, N. If., IliH- 
 
 iory of. KiddcM-, P 181.4 
 
 Nicwman, .1. I*. “ From Dan 
 to lieorsiK'ha or, tJio 
 
 land of promise! 11.5.0 
 
 Nkw Mnxioo and her people!. 
 
 Davis, W. W. 11 8.5.24 
 
 New Netiieki.ands. iSee 
 New York. 
 
 Neav Oki.eans, Campaign of 
 the British army at, in 
 
 181.5. Gleig, G.R 183.11 
 
 NEWsrAPEE literature. Speci- 
 mens of. Buckingliain, 
 
 J. T 115.10 
 
 News'I'eai) abbey. Irving, 
 
 W 3 of 40.0 
 
 Newton, Sir I., Life of. 
 
 See Brewster, Sir D. .. 10.12 
 
 Neavton Forster. Marrvat, 
 
 F 247.22; 323.12 
 
 New York, City. Abbott, 
 
 J. Marco Paul iii..v. 1 of 10. 4 
 
 — Boese, T. Public educa- 
 
 tion in 133.3 
 
 — Medbery, J. K. Men and 
 
 mysteries of AYall street. 153.3 
 
 — Minturn, R. B.,;>. From 
 
 New York to Delhi 234.13 
 
 — The old brewery and the 
 
 new mission house at 
 Five points 204.12 
 
 — Peirce, B. K. New York 
 
 house of refuge and its 
 times 154.14 
 
 — Loyal publication society. 
 
 [Publications.] 3v. .. 133.1 
 
 Note. — For contents, see 
 C.-vtalogue of Bates Hall, First 
 supplement. 
 
 — Military post library as- 
 
 sociation. [Various pub- 
 lications] 389.20 
 
 Contents. — Manual of health, 
 hy W. W. Hall. — The sol- 
 dier’s pocket Bible. — Narrative 
 of an English soldier. — AVash- 
 ington: the soldier and Chris- 
 tian, by M. Vernon. — The 
 brave and happy soldier, by 
 Miss Marsh. — Will you en- 
 list? or, the soldier out of uni- 
 form. — An evening with the 
 chaplain, by J. \\’. Larimore. 
 
 — The roll-call ; or, how will 
 you answer it. — The war 
 which knows no exempts, and 
 gives no quarter, by AV. R. 
 AVilliarns. — Out on picket. — 
 Naxjoleon’s argument for the 
 divinity of Christ and the 
 Scriptures. — The cax)tain and 
 ills orderly, by Miss E. AV. 
 Baarnhielm. — The four sol- 
 diers; or, right about, face. — 
 
 'i'he soldier’s knapsack. — Me- 
 morials of Lieut. G. W. Pyle, 
 
 U. S. A., by J. Woart. — The 
 pass-word, by C. B. Taylor. — 
 
 'J’lie muster-roll, and other 
 sketches. 
 
 New York, Colony and pro- 
 vince. History of the 
 New NctJierhiuds. Dun- 
 
 lap, W 132.1 
 
 New York, Slate. Dunlap, 
 
 W. History of 148.9 
 
 — Irving, W. History of. 
 
 V. 1 of 40.0 
 
 — Smith, W. History of.. 134.2 
 
 Sec. also Adirond.acks, Niag- 
 ara falls, 'i’ryon county. 
 
 Shrlf, No. 
 
 New A'ork review. Vol.3-8. 
 
 Ov 57.1 
 
 Ngami, Lak(!. Andersson, ('. 
 
 .1 95.10 
 
 Niagara I'.vm.s, Guide from, 
 to (^uel)cc. Hunl(!r, W. 
 
 S 239.2 
 
 Nicaragua. Stpder, F. G. 
 
 People, sccn(!ry, monu- 
 ments, (!tc., of 82.1 
 
 — Wells, W. V. Bxpedition 
 
 to 130.10 
 
 Nicholas Nickleby. Dick- 
 ens, C. (J. H.). .247.27 ; 284.4 
 — Same. Dramatized. See 
 
 Stirling, F 104.20 
 
 Nichols, G. W. Story of 
 
 the great march 130.8 
 
 Nicholson, 1*. Carpenter’s 
 
 new guide 301.1 
 
 Nick of the woods. Medina, 
 
 L. H 105.20 
 
 Nieruhr, B. G. Life and 
 
 letters 103.3 
 
 Niger, Fxiicdition to the. 
 
 Lander, R. and J 48.27 
 
 Night and morning. 
 
 Brougham, .T 105.18 
 
 Nile. Curtis, G. AVL Nile 
 
 notes of a howadji 97.7 
 
 — Speke, J. H. Discovery 
 
 of the source of the 83.12 
 
 Niles, H. Principles and 
 acts of the revolution in 
 
 America 182.1 
 
 Nina. Bremer, F 201.43 
 
 Nina Gordon. StoAve, 11. 
 
 (E.) B 342.5 
 
 Note. — Originally published 
 under the title of Dred. 
 
 Ninea'eii. Buried city of 
 
 the East 233.4 
 
 — Layard, A. H. Discov- 
 
 eries among the ruins 
 
 of 82.2; 235.19 
 
 Nineveh and its re- 
 mains 91.1 
 
 No!! 164.11 
 
 No name. Collins, (W.) AV. 
 
 241.1; 244.25 
 
 No wit, no help like a avo- 
 man’s. Middleton, T. 
 
 V. 5 of 163.10 
 
 Noble heart. The. LeAves, 
 
 G. H 165.29 
 
 Noble life, A. Craik, D. 
 
 (M.) M 264.8 
 
 Nolte, V. Fifty years in 
 
 both hemispheres 215.16 
 
 Norah Creina. Stirling, E. 164.17 
 Nordiioff, C. Cape Cod 
 
 and all along shore 324 5 
 
 — Stories of the island 
 
 world 307.4 
 
 Contents. — Madagascar, Ja- 
 va, Iceland, Ceylon, and New 
 Zealand. 
 
 Norma. Bellini, V 162 8 
 
 Norman Maurice. Simms, 
 
 W. G V. 1 of 167.32 
 
 Norris, T. American an- 
 
 gli!r’sbook 31.10 
 
 North America. Trollope, 
 
 A 94.20; 235.10 
 
 Mhrir. No. 
 
 North and South. Ga'^kell, 
 B. C 
 
 201.5 
 
 Nori HAI L, AV. K. Macbeth 
 Iravi'slle 
 
 1(;4.5 
 
 North American revlcAv. 
 Vol. .3-108. 100 V. 
 
 08.1 
 
 Nori 11 Cape, 'I'raA els to the, 
 in 179M,9!). Ai'erbi, .1. . 
 
 301.3 
 
 Norhi Carollna, History of. 
 Williamson, H 
 
 134.14 
 
 Nor I II Star, (!ruis(! of Ihe 
 
 yacht. Chonlcs, .1. (). .. 87.15 
 
 Northeni), C. Teacher’s 
 
 assistant 154.24 
 
 Norihern antitjuitics. Mal- 
 let, P. H 235.15 
 
 Norihern traveller to the 
 
 springs, [etc. | 239.1 
 
 Nor i H-AVEsr passage!. Par- 
 ry, Sir W. E. Se-eemd 
 voyage for the discovery 
 
 of a 232.7 
 
 Voyages for the dis- 
 covery of a 48.20 
 
 Noimh-avestern territory, 
 
 Early settlement of the. 
 Burnet, .1 133.0 
 
 Norton, J. P. Scientific 
 
 agriculture 34.23 
 
 Noravaa'. Braea*, C. L. 
 
 Visit to the homes of. . . 230.9 
 
 — Sleeper, M. G. Sketches 
 
 and stories of 27.17 
 
 Noravooi). Beecher, H. AV. 312.15 
 
 Not Avisely, but too well 302.47 
 
 Noie book of an English 
 opium-eater. De t^uin- 
 
 cey, T 44.19 
 
 Nothing new. Craik, D. 
 
 (M.) M 241.3 
 
 Nothing to nurse. AA’'alcot, 
 
 C. M 164.12 
 
 Noav or never. Adams, AV. 
 
 T 11.4 
 
 Nowell, H. P. IL (May 
 Manneriny.) Helping- 
 hand series. Billy 
 
 Grimes’ favorite 14.10 
 
 Climbing the rope 14.13 
 
 Cruise of the Dash- 
 
 aAvay 14.11 
 
 The little Spaniard 14.12 
 
 Salt-water Dick 14.9 
 
 Noyes, G. R. Translation 
 
 ofthe Psalms, Avith notes. 385.3 
 Nubia. Prime, AV. C. Boat 
 
 life in 87.18 
 
 — Russell, M. History, an- 
 tiquities, etc., of 19.30 
 
 Number one, round the cor- 
 ner. Brough, AV 164.16 
 
 Nuttall, T. Systematic 
 and physiological bot- 
 any 364.24 
 
 Oak-openings, The. Coop- 
 er, J. F 246.12: 286.16 
 
 Oakfielb. Arnold, AV. D. 246.1 
 Object, An, of interest. 
 
 Stocqueler, J. H 164.16 
 
 Object lessons. Calkins, N. 
 
 A 154.23 
 
 O’Brien, F. A gentleman 
 
 from Ireland 164.14, 25 
 
 O’Brien, W. S. Principles 
 
 of government 267.25 
 
O’CALLAGIIAN 
 
 61 
 
 ORTON 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 O’Callagtian, P. P. The 
 
 married bachelor 164.13 
 
 Ocean waifs. Reid, M 25.9 
 
 OCKLEY, S. History of the 
 
 Saracens 338.3 
 
 Odd people. Reid, M 25.2 
 
 Odd-temfered man. Confes- 
 sions of an. Opie, A. 
 
 V. 3 of 282.5 ; v. 2 of 327.30 
 Odiorne, J. C. Opinions on 
 
 speculative masonry ... . 156.19 
 Odyssey. Homerus. 
 
 V. 2, 3 of 339.18 
 CEdipus Coloneus. Sopho- 
 cles 339.16 
 
 CEdipus tyrannus. Sopho- 
 cles 339.16 
 
 Offenbach, J. Barbe-bleue ; 
 
 La belle Helene ; Gene- 
 vieve de Brabant ; Grand 
 duchess of Gerolstein ; 
 “Orphens”; La peri- 
 chole. French, with 
 
 English translation 162.9 
 
 O’Flannigan and the fairies, 
 Recollection of. Brough- 
 am, J 164.9 
 
 Ogilvies, The. Craik, D. 
 
 (M.) M 261.4 
 
 Oglethorpe, J., Life of. 
 
 See Peabody, W. B. O. 
 
 V. 2 of 117.2 
 
 Okavango river. The. An- 
 
 dersson, C. J 83.3 
 
 O’Keeffe, J". Wild oats ... 165.24 
 Olcott, H. S. Sorgho and 
 
 imphee 364.19 
 
 Old and new. Vol. 1 392.1 
 
 Old and young. Salmon, J. 165.27 
 Old, The, brewery and the 
 new mission house at 
 
 Five points 204.12 
 
 “ Old Block,” psernZ. A live 
 
 woman in the mines 164.12 
 
 Old corner cupboard. Liv- 
 ermore, 3Irs 287.24 
 
 Old countess. Hoefer, E. 326.3 
 Old curiosity shop. Dick- 
 ens, C. (J. H.) 284.15 
 
 Old dower house Grey, 3/rs. 341.31 
 Old-fashioned girl,. An. 
 
 Alcott, L. M 325.1 
 
 Old Fritz and the new era. 
 
 Mundt, C 281.15 
 
 Old guard. The 164.4 
 
 Old heads and young hearts. 
 
 Boucicault, D. (L.) .... 165.9 
 
 Old homestead. Stephens, 
 
 A. S 306.11 
 
 Old horse Gray, and the 
 parish of Grumbletou. 
 
 Hopper, E 166.30 
 
 Old mam’selle’s secret. 
 
 John, E 326.20 
 
 Old Mortality. Scott, Sir 
 
 W V. 5 of 263.5 
 
 Old portraits and modern 
 sketches. Whittier, J. 
 
 G v. 1 of 157.9; 206.15 
 
 Oldtown folks. Stowe, H. 
 
 (E.) B 342.4 
 
 Olin, S. Travels in Egypt, 
 
 Arabia Petraea, and the 
 
 Holy Land. 2 v 234.4 
 
 Olio ; or, speaker’s compan- 
 ion 164.21 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Olipiiant, L. Earl of El- 
 gin’s mission to China 
 and Japan, 1857-59 82.13 
 
 — Russian shores of the 
 
 Black sea, 1852 94.22 
 
 Olipiiant, M. (O.W.) Agnes. 301.34 
 
 — Agnes Ilopetoun’s schools 
 
 and holidays 15.40 
 
 — The Athelings 261.38 
 
 — Brownlows 261.56 
 
 — Chronicles of Carlingford. 301.15 
 
 — The days of my life 305.28 
 
 — Historical sketches of the 
 
 reign of George ii 122.5 
 
 — The laird of Norlaw.... 303.10 
 
 — The last of the Morti- 
 
 mers 324.6 
 
 — Life of E. Irving 121.5 
 
 — Lilliesleaf 287.12 
 
 — Lucy Crofton 324.8 
 
 — Madonna Mary 261.16 
 
 — The minister’s wife 301.40 
 
 — Miss Marjoribanks 261.49 
 
 — The perpetual curate. .. . 301.24 
 
 — A sou of the soil 301.23 
 
 Olive. Craik, D. (M.) M. 302.9 
 Olive and pine. Lowe, M. 
 
 P 167.27 
 
 Oliver, P. Puritan com- 
 monwealth reviewed. 
 
 See Thornton, J. W. .. 353.10 
 Oliver Newman. Southey, 
 
 R 161.2; V. 10 of 227.2 
 
 Oliver Optic, pseud. See 
 
 Adams, W. T. 
 
 Oliver Optic’s magazine. 
 
 Our boys and girls. Vol. 
 
 1-3,5. 4v .. 175.1 
 
 Oliver Twist. Dickens, C. 
 
 (J. H.) 284.7 
 
 Same. Dramatized. See 
 
 Almar, G 165.23 
 
 Olmsted, D. Compendium 
 
 of astronomy 367.29 
 
 Olmsted, F. L. Journey in 
 
 the back country 96.14 
 
 — Journey in the seaboard 
 
 slave states 97.23 
 
 — Journey through Texas . . 96.19 
 
 O’Meara, B. E. Napoleon 
 
 in exile. 2v 215.5 
 
 Omnibus, The 164.4 
 
 On guard. Cudlip, A 261.53 
 
 On the heights. Auerbach, 
 
 B 325.7 
 
 On the wing. Bu instead, J. 36 32 
 On time. Adams, W. T. .. 13.11 
 
 One coat for two suits. 
 
 Walcot, C. M 164.11 
 
 One of them. Lever, C. (J.) 302.4 
 
 One touch of nature. Web- 
 ster, B 164.22 
 
 One week at Amer 166.22 
 
 One year. Carlen, E. (F.) 264.22 
 O’Neal the great. Clarke, 
 
 N. H. B 165.30 
 
 Only a pauper 249.7 
 
 Only herself. Cudlip, A. .. 261.37 
 Opie, A. Works. Vol. 2-6. 
 
 5v 282.5 
 
 Contents.—VoX. If. Adeline 
 Mowbray; Murder will out; 
 The revenge; The orphan; 
 The soldier’s return ; The 
 uncle and nephew; Love and 
 duty; The death-bed; Tlie 
 black velvet pelisse. III. II- 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Opie, A., continued. 
 
 lustrations of lying; The fa- 
 ther and daughter; The qua- 
 ker, and the young man of the 
 world; A tafe of trials; Tlie 
 confessions of an odd-tem- 
 pered man; The ruflian boy; 
 
 The welcome home ; The moth- 
 er and son. IV. Lady Anne 
 and Lady Jane; Austin and his 
 wife; A woman’s love; A 
 wife’s duty; The two sons; 
 
 The opposite neighbor. V. 
 
 Love, mystery, and supersti- 
 tion ; After the ball; Happy 
 faces; Temper. VI. Valen- 
 tine’s eve. 
 
 — New tales. Vol. 2 ... 327.30 
 
 Contents. — The quaker, 
 and the young man of the 
 world; A tale of trials; The 
 confessions of an odd-tem- 
 pered man; The ruffian boy; 
 
 The welcome home. 
 
 Opium-eater, Confessions 
 of an English. De Quin- 
 
 cey, T 44.24 
 
 Opium habit, The Day, H. 156.11 
 Opposite neighbor. Opie, 
 
 A V. 4 of 282.5 
 
 Opposite neighbors. Paul, 
 
 J. H 164.13 
 
 Optic, Oliver, pseud. See 
 Adams, W. T. 
 
 Optics, Wonders of. Ma- 
 rion, F 36.2 
 
 See also Eye, Microscope. 
 
 Orator, Three dialogues on 
 
 the. Cicero, M. T 339.5 
 
 Oratory, Lectures on. Ad- 
 
 ams, J. Q 152.1 
 
 See also Elocution, Elo- 
 quence, Homiletics, Rhetoric. 
 
 Ordnance, Treatise on. 
 
 Simpson, E 31.22 
 
 Oregon. Fremont, J. C. 
 
 Exploring expedition to. 94.4 
 — Thornton, J. Q. Califor- 
 nia and 85.13 
 
 O’Reilly, E. G. Deborah’s 
 
 drawer 29.1 
 
 O’Reilly, Miles, pseud. See 
 Halpiue, C. G. 
 
 Orestes. Euripides ..v. 3 of 339.2 
 Orfila, M. j B. Treatise 
 on poisons and asphyx- 
 ies 35.3 
 
 Origins, History of. Beck- 
 mann, J 338.6 
 
 Orkney. Abbott, J. ..v. 10 of 16.1 
 Orlando furioso. Ariosto, 
 
 L 168.19 
 
 Orley farm. Trollope, A. 301.14 
 Ornithology, American. 
 
 Wilson, A 363.22 
 
 See also Birds. 
 
 Oroonoko. Southern, T. . . 169.6 
 
 Orphan, The. Opie, A. 
 
 V. 2 of 282.5 
 
 Orphan children. Arthur, 
 
 T. S 341.12 
 
 “ Orpheus.” Offenbach, J. 162.9 
 Orpheus C. Kerr papers. 
 
 Newell, R. H 244.19 
 
 Orthoepy. See Pronuncia- 
 tion. 
 
 Orton, J. ’fhe Andes and 
 
 the Amazon 84.11 
 
ORVIU.E 
 
 02 
 
 A1{K MAN 
 
 KliPif. No. 
 
 Okvii.i.k collc^^o. Wood, E. 
 
 1* ;52].l!) 
 
 ()siu)i:.N, S. Ii<‘:ives IVoiii an 
 
 arctic journal J>7.2n 
 
 OsOAii. Simonds, W 17.20 
 
 ()s(jo()i), S. (iod with men. 2Ul.() 
 ( ) ss A w A 'l l ( )M 1 10 1 > r o \v n . 
 
 Svvay/Ai, Mrs. J. C’ ]().'>. 23 
 
 Ossoi-i, S. M. F., marchrsft (V . 
 
 Art, literature, and the 
 
 drama 201.4 
 
 — Life without and lile 
 
 within 207.18 
 
 — Woman in the nineteenth 
 
 century 100.18 
 
 OswALO Cray. Wood, E. P. 321.11 
 Oi'ELLO. Rossini, G. A. ... 102.7 
 
 Othello. Shakespeare, W. 
 
 V. 2 of 101.4 
 V. 11 of 103.1 ; V. 0 of 103.2 
 V. 4 of 103.11; ](;.5.3 
 Oriio the frreat. Keats, J. r.»4.14 
 Otis, Mrs. 'll. G. The liar- 
 
 clays of Boston 243.14 
 
 OiTS, J. Bowen, F. JAfeof. 
 
 V. 2 of 117.2 
 
 — Tudor, W, Life of 183.8 
 
 Otway, T. Venice pre- 
 
 servetl 105.3 
 
 OuDE, Journey throusih, in 
 1849,50. Sh enian. Sir 
 
 W. H 97.18 
 
 “ OuiDA,” pseud. /S'eeRame, 
 
 L. de la. 
 
 Ouii boys and i^irls. See Oli- 
 ver Optic’s magazine. 
 
 Ouu gal. Johnson, S. D 104.9 
 
 Ouu honeymoon and oth- 
 er comicalities, from 
 
 “Punch” 283.19 
 
 Ouii Jemimy. Conway, II. 
 
 J. 104.10 
 
 Ouu living representative 
 
 men. Savage, J 197.0 
 
 Ouu mutual friend. Dickens, 
 
 C. (J. il.) 281.30; 284.0 
 
 Ouu new way round the 
 
 world. Coffin, C. C. .. 84.14 
 
 Ouu old home. Hawthorne, 
 
 N 45.10 
 
 Ouu seven churches. Beech- 
 er, T. K 38.20 
 
 Ouu standard-bearer. Ad- 
 ams, W. 1’ 12.1 
 
 Ouu wife. Morton, .T. M. .. 104.10 
 (4uu year. Craik, D. (M.) 
 
 M 307.2 
 
 Ouu young folks. Vol. 1-3, 
 
 5. 4v 177.1 
 
 OUT-Doou papers. Iliggin- 
 
 son, W 1.53.28 
 
 Out in the world. Arthur, 
 
 T. S 215.2 
 
 Out of his head. y\ldrich, 
 
 B 247.3 
 
 Out of the world. Thack- 
 eray, Miss (A. 1.) 317.13 
 
 Out on picket 389.20 
 
 < )u r to nurse. Williams, 4'. 104.20 
 
 Ou'i ni:-.Mi;i{. Longfellow, 11. 
 
 W 1 of 158.3 
 
 Ol’TWauo bound. Adams, 
 
 W. 4' 13.1 
 
 Ovioius Naso, B. 4'he met- 
 amorphoses and 44ie 
 epistles 339.11 
 
 ShrU. N(I. 
 
 OwiCN, Farlcigh, pseud .? 
 
 Aden Bower 341.25 
 
 OxHEUKY, W. 11. Malteo 
 
 Falcom^ 101. Bl 
 
 OxENiOHti), .L Adrienm^, the 
 
 actress 105.22 
 
 — Doctor Dilworth 101.20 
 
 — A family failing 101. is 
 
 — My IVdlow clerk 101.10 
 
 “OxKouD the»)logy.” Liv- 
 ingston, J 388.1 
 
 1*. P., or the man and the 
 
 tiger. Barry, 4' 101.9 
 
 Bacha of many talcs. Mar- 
 ry at, F. .! .302.38; 323.8 
 
 Bauiitc, Life and adventure 
 
 in the South 85.18 
 
 Bvcikic railroad, 44ic. 
 
 Bowles, S 87.8 
 
 Bacini, G. Salfo. Italian, 
 with English transla- 
 tion 102.10 
 
 Baddy Carey. Bower, 4'. • 101.8 
 
 Baddy the piper. Bilgrim,.!. 101.8 
 Pai'.z, R. Wild scenes in 
 
 South America 235.27 
 
 Bade, 4'. ,1. La Blata, the 
 
 Argentine co n fe d e ra- 
 tion, and Baraguay 82 5 
 
 Baget, .1. The charges 
 brought by Macaulay 
 
 against Benn 180.7 
 
 Paige, E. F. ( I ) oio , jr .) 
 
 Short patent sermons. 
 
 4th series 244.18 
 
 Painters. Cunningham, A. 
 
 Lives of British 47.14 
 
 — Ruskin, J. Modern 304.20 
 
 — Stanley, G. Classified 
 
 synopsis of Dutch and 
 
 Flemish 150.14 
 
 Palace and cottage. Adams, 
 
 W. T 13.4 
 
 Palestine. Buchanan, R. 
 
 Notes of a clerical fur- 
 lough ill the Holy Land. 234.3 
 
 — Dixon, W. H. The Holy 
 
 Land 85.3 
 
 — Kitto. J. History of 94.7 
 
 — Mariti, G. Travels 
 
 through 83.0 
 
 — Newman, J. P. “From 
 
 Dan to Beersheba” 95.0 
 
 — Olin, S. Travels in the 
 
 Holy Land 234.4 
 
 — Prime, W. C. Tent-life 
 
 in the Holy Land 87.10 
 
 — Robinson, E. Biblical re- 
 
 searches in 232.11 
 
 — Russell, M. History of. . 19.8 
 
 — Stanley, A. P. Sinai and. 92.3 
 
 — Stephens, J. L. Incidents 
 
 of travel in the Holy 
 Land 80.11 
 
 — Thomson, W. M. The 
 
 Land and the Book ... 80.0 
 
 — Wells, T. Letters on... 230.14 
 
 — Wright, T. Early travels 
 
 in 85.22 
 
 See, oho Dead sea, Jordan, 
 
 Sinai, Syria. 
 
 Baley, W. Evidences of 
 
 (’hristianity 387.24 
 
 — Natural theology. Bhil. 383.15 
 Same. N. Y. ‘ 2 v 59.2 
 
 Slirlf. No. 
 
 I’ai.euey, j. G. Hi'-loryof 
 
 .N'ew Eiu-dand. 3v 132 12 
 
 — Life of W. Ballrey..v. 7 <»f 117 2 
 
 — Sermons on some <lulie.s 
 
 of priv:dc li (e . . 
 
 
 
 3H3.9 
 
 Baijgm.y, W., Life 
 
 ()f. See 
 
 
 Bnifrev, J. G. . 
 
 . . . v . 7 « » f 
 
 117.2 
 
 Bai.meu, .‘l W. C 
 
 alifornia 
 
 
 and India 
 
 
 97.1 1 
 
 Ban AM A in 1855. 
 
 'I’omes, 
 
 
 H 
 
 
 87.4 
 
 I’anokama, 'I'lie. Whittier, 
 
 J. G 
 
 ..v. 2 of 107.12 
 
 Banseuon, ,\. 'rin 
 
 • A B, (; 
 
 
 of music 
 
 
 
 303.7 
 
 Balers for the 
 
 pe(>plc. 
 
 
 Chambers, W. 
 
 
 201.3 
 
 Baraiu'.lsus. Browning, IL 
 
 
 
 v. 1 of 
 
 107.15 
 
 Bauadlse lost. Milton, .1. 
 
 101.5; V. 1 of 107.21 
 Bauadise regained. Milton, 
 
 .1. ..V. 2 f)f 101.5; V. 2 of 107.24 
 Bauaguay, Exploration of. 
 
 Bage, T. J 82.5 
 
 Baudey, H.O. Nature’s no- 
 bleman 105.14 
 
 Baudoe, J. Works. 5v. ini. 321.4 
 
 dnulents . — ConfoPHionH of a 
 ])rcny' woman ; 'I'lie je.iloiia 
 wife; Tlie rival Ix-aulieH; 'I’lio 
 wife’H trials ; Itomance of the 
 harern. 
 
 — Episodes of French lus- 
 
 tory during the consul- 
 
 :ite and the first empire. 147.21 
 
 — Louis XIV, and the court 
 
 of France. 2 v 123.1 
 
 — Traits and traditions of 
 
 Bortugal. Vol. 1 327.31 
 
 PAiiDo.v, G. F. Handbook 
 
 of whist 308.5 
 
 Pauls. Forester, 4\ Paris 
 
 and its environs 338. 10 
 
 — .Tarves, J. J. Parisian 
 
 sights and French prin- 
 ciples 85.20,27 
 
 — Laboulaye, (R. L.) 
 
 Paris ill America 234.12 
 
 — Murray, J. Handbook 
 
 for 87.2 
 
 Paris sketch book. Thack- 
 
 erav, W. M v. 2 of 347.1 
 
 Park, M. Life and travels; 
 
 with later discoveries . . 47. 11 
 
 Parker, E. G. Reminis- 
 cences of R. Choate.... 214.1 
 Parker, F. A. Squadron tac- 
 tics under steam 33.14 
 
 Parker, J. Ecce Deus .... 360.10 
 
 Barker, N. Sermons 32.4 
 
 Parker, Richard G. Aids to 
 
 English composition... 365.8 
 Barkeu, Rosa A. Rosa Ab- 
 bott stories. Alexis the 
 
 runaway 26 1 
 
 Jack of all trades 20.3 
 
 d’ornmy Hickup 20.4 
 
 Lpside down 26.5 
 
 The young detective.. 26.2 
 
 Parker, 4\ Experience as 
 
 a minister ... 114.20 
 
 — IJfe and correspondence 
 
 of. Nee Weiss. J 111.5 
 
 Parkman, F. Conspiracy of 
 
 Bontiac. 2 v 136.2 
 
PAKKMAN 
 
 63 
 
 PERICLES 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Parkman, F., continued. 
 
 — France: and England in 
 
 North America. 3v 135.1 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Pio- 
 neers of Franee in the New 
 World. II. Tlie Jesuits in 
 North America in the 17th 
 century. III. The discovery 
 of the great West. 
 
 Parks and pleasure grounds. 
 
 Smith, C. II. J 364.8 
 
 Parley, Peter, pseud. See ' 
 
 Goodrich, S. G. 
 
 Parhot, (J. J.) F. (W.) 
 
 Journey to Ararat 87.5 
 
 Parry, T. P. P., or the 
 
 man and the tiger 164. 9 
 
 Parry, Sir W. E. Second 
 voyage for the discovery 
 of a northwest passage, 
 1821-23 232.7 
 
 — Three voyages for the 
 
 discovery of a north- 
 west passage. 2 v 48.20 
 
 Parsers, The : their history, 
 
 etc. Framjee, D 185.16 
 
 Parsonage of Mora. Bre- 
 mer, F 261 42 
 
 Parsons, Theophilus. Laws 
 of Imsiness for business 
 men. 33.18 
 
 — Memoir 104.4 
 
 Parsons, Thomas W. Poems. 167.6 
 Partiienia. Lee, E. B. ... 248.15 
 Partington, C. F. Nation- 
 al history and views of 
 London. 2 v. 92.5 
 
 Partington, Mrs., pseud. 
 
 See Shillaber, B. P. 
 
 Partisan, The. Simms, W. 
 
 G 243.23 
 
 Parton, j. Famous Amer- 
 icans of recent times .. 113.5 
 
 Contents. — H. Clay; D. 
 Webster; J. C. Calhoun; J. 
 Randolph; S. Girard and his 
 college; J. G. Bennett and 
 the New York herald; C. 
 Goodyear; H.W. Beecher and 
 his church; Commodore Van- 
 derbilt; T.Burr; J. J. Astor. 
 
 — Gen. Butler in New Or- 
 
 leans 113.3 
 
 — Humorous poetry of the 
 
 English language, from 
 Chaucer to Saxe 1621 
 
 — Life and times of A. Burr. 102.3 
 
 — Life and times of B. 
 
 Franklin. 2v 114.4 
 
 — Life of A. Jackson. 3 v. 113.2 
 
 — Life of H. Greeley 113.4 
 
 Pas de fascination. Coyne, 
 
 J. S 164.21 
 
 Passing cloud. The. Ber- 
 nard, W. B 165.12 
 
 Passion and principle. Grey, 
 
 Mrs 341.27 
 
 Passion-flc.wers. Howe, 
 
 J. W 167 2 
 
 Past and present. Carlyle, 
 
 T. 155.8,9 
 
 Pastor’s testimony. Clarke, 
 
 J. A 204.7 
 
 Patagonia, The captive in. 
 
 Bourne, B. F 94.5 
 
 Paterson, W. Writings. 
 
 3v 43.1 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Pathfinder, The. Cooper, 
 
 J. F 285.5 
 
 Pathology. Bigelow, J. 
 
 Nature in disease 37.25 
 
 — Lee, W. Use of brandy 
 
 and salt as a remedy for 
 various diseases 36.39 
 
 — Watson, T. Principles 
 
 and practice of physics. 362.8 
 
 See also Anatomy, Eye, In- 
 sanity. 
 
 Patmore, C. (K.) The angel 
 in the house. The be- 
 trothal 167.28 
 
 The espousals ... 166.8 
 
 — Faithful for ever 167.29 
 
 — The victories of love 167.30 
 
 Patrician’s daughter. The. 
 
 Marston, (J.) W 165.25 
 
 Patterson, L. B. Twelve 
 years in the mines of 
 
 California 87.1 
 
 Patterson, K. Campaign in 
 the valley of the Shen- 
 andoah, in 1861 133.12 
 
 Patton, A. S. The losing 
 
 and taking of Mansoul. 32.23 
 
 Patty Grav’s journey. Dali, 
 
 C. H..‘ 27.11-13 
 
 Paul, J. H. A lucky hit. .. 164.20 
 
 — The mob cap 164.7 
 
 — Opposite neighbors 164.13 
 
 Paul and Virginia. Saint 
 
 Pierre. (J. 11.) B. de... 17.10 
 
 Paul Clifford. Bnlwer-Lyt- 
 
 ton,E. (G. E. L.) 247.7; 301 53 
 
 Paul Pry. Poole, J 165.11 
 
 Paulding, J. K. Book of 
 
 vagaries 305.9 
 
 — Letters from the South, 
 
 1816 236.20 
 
 — Life of Washington. 2 v. 49.13 
 
 Pauline 165.17 
 
 Pauvrette. Boucicault, D. 
 
 (L.) 165.23 
 
 Paxton, P. Stray Yankee 
 
 in Texas 96.6 
 
 Payne, J. Bertrand. Haydn’s 
 universal index of biog- 
 
 raphy *R. R., A. 10 
 
 Payne. John H. Brutus... 165.9 
 
 — Charles the second 165.3 
 
 — Clari 165.25 
 
 — I.ove in humble life 164.11 
 
 — Therese, the orphan of 
 
 Geneva 165.15 
 
 Peabody, A. P. Christian 
 
 consolations 366.28 
 
 — Christianity the religion 
 
 of nature 363.17 
 
 — Reminiscences of Euro- 
 
 pean travel 87.6 
 
 Peabody, Elizabeth P. Kin- 
 dergarten guide. See 
 
 Mann, M 154.22 
 
 Peabody% Ephraim. Ser- 
 mons 108 3 
 
 Peabody, G. Account of 
 the proceedings at the 
 dinner given by Mr. Pea- 
 body to the Americans 
 connected with the great 
 
 exhibition 112.9 
 
 — Life of. See Hanaford, 
 
 P. A 115.6 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Peabody, O. W. B. Life of 
 
 I. Putnam v. 7 of 1 17.1 
 
 V. 2 of 123.7 
 
 — Life of J. Sullivan.. V. 3 of 117.2 
 Peabody, W. B. O. Life of 
 
 A. Wilson V. 2 of 117.1 
 
 — Life of C. Mather... V. 6 of 117.1 
 
 — Life of 1). Brainerd. v. 8 of 117.1 
 
 V. 1 of 123.7 
 
 — Life of J. Oglethorpe. 
 
 V. 2 of 117.2 
 
 Peace. Beckwith, G. C. 
 
 Peace manual 367.9 
 
 — Hancock, T. Principles 
 
 of peace exemplified... 367.5 
 Peake, R. B. Amateurs and 
 
 actors 164.14, 25 
 
 Pearce, R. R. Memoirs and 
 correspondence of Rich- 
 ard, marquess of W elles- 
 
 ley. 3 122.8 
 
 Pearl-fishing 243.7 
 
 Pearl of Orr’s island. 
 
 Stowe, H. (^E.) B. ..... 342.3 
 
 Pearl of Savoy 165.30 
 
 Pearson, C. H. The cabin 
 
 on the prairie 26.9 
 
 Pearson, J. Exposition of 
 
 the creed 382.5 
 
 Peck, J. M. Life of D. 
 
 Boone v. 13 of 117.2 
 
 Peculiar. Sargent, E 265.19 
 
 Peg VVotlington. Reade, C. 
 
 246.3; 347.24 
 
 Peirce, B. K. A half cen- 
 tury with juvenile delin- 
 quents; or, the New 
 York house of refuge 
 
 and its times 154.14 
 
 Peissner, E. The Ameri- 
 can question in its na- 
 tional aspect 136.14 
 
 Pelham. Bulwer-Lytton, E. 
 
 (G. E. L.) 244.23 
 
 Peloponnesian war. His- 
 tory of the. Thucydi- 
 des 339.14 
 
 Pendennis. Thackerav, W. 
 
 M 261.28; 347.8 
 
 Penn, W. Dixon, W. H. 
 
 An historical biography. 196.6 
 
 — Ellis, G. E Life of. v. 12 of 117.2 
 
 — Paget, J. Inquiry into 
 
 the charges against 186.7 
 
 Pennsylvania, History of. 
 
 Gordon, T. F 131.8 
 
 Penny magazine. Vol. 2, 
 
 4, 7, 8. 4 V 61.2 
 
 Peopi.e I have met. Willis, 
 
 N. P 108.4 
 
 People’s lawyer. Jones, J. 
 
 S 165.24 
 
 Percival, j. G., Life of. 
 
 See Ward, J. H 115.14 
 
 Percival Keene. IMarryat, 
 
 F 323.4 
 
 Percy, S hoi to and Reuben, 
 pseud. See Byerley, T. 
 
 Percy anecdotes. Byerley, 
 
 T 151.3 
 
 Percys. The. Prentiss, E. 14.23 
 Perfection. Bayly, T. H. 165.4 
 Periciiole, La. Ofienbach, 
 
 J 162.9 
 
 Pericles. Shakespeare, W. 
 
 V. 12 of 163.1; V. 6 of 163.2 
 
rEHIODICALS 
 
 (>1 
 
 I’HFlHNOUxnCAL 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 ]’kui()1)icalh. Aiiicriciiii an- 
 
 iinal (•y(‘l(>l>aMlia . . li., C. 1 
 
 — Ainericaii ccl(U‘,f.io 3!).‘3.1 
 
 — Ainoric.an journal of Hci- 
 
 enco and arts 305.1 
 
 — American mmscnin. Hcc 
 
 Carey, M 03. 3 
 
 — American (inarterly re- 
 
 view 412.1 
 
 — American review 02. 1, 2 
 
 — American review of liis- 
 
 tory and ])olilics 03.2 
 
 — Annual of scientilic dis- 
 
 covery 35,1 
 
 — Ai)plctons’ journal 371.1 
 
 — Atlienenm (;2.5 
 
 — Atlantic monthly 174.1 
 
 — lloston fjfnide to health. 
 
 See Spear, J. S 33.0 
 
 — Boston journal of philos- 
 
 ophy and the arts 407.3 
 
 — Christian examiner ...... . 418.1 
 
 — Christian spectator 03.5 
 
 — Civil eniiineer’s and ar- 
 
 chitect’s journal 52.1 
 
 — The collegian 55 1 
 
 — Common school journal. 55.2 
 
 — The crayon 401.2 
 
 — Eclectic maifazine 3!)3.2 
 
 — hhiie arts (piarterly 411.3 
 
 — Galaxy 400.1 
 
 — Harper’s new monthly 
 
 magazine 172.1 
 
 — Historical mag-azine 407.1 
 
 — Honrs at home 400.1 
 
 — Household words 411.1 
 
 — Illustrated news 401.1 
 
 — Journal of health 33 25 
 
 — Knickerbocker 375.7 
 
 — Literary world 01.1 
 
 — Littell’s living age 405 1 
 
 — Massachusetts quarterly 
 
 review 03.1 
 
 — Mechanics’ magazine 410 1 
 
 — jMerchants’ magazine. .. . 414,1 
 
 — Monthly anthology, and 
 
 Boston review 304.2 
 
 — Monthly journal of the 
 
 American iinitarian as- 
 sociation 77.4 
 
 — Monthly religious maga- 
 
 zine 397.10 
 
 — Monthly traveller 411.4 
 
 — National quarterly review. 54.1 
 
 — Kew England historical 
 
 and genealogical regis- 
 ter 74.1 
 
 — New England magazine. 373.1 
 
 — New monthly magazine. 70.1 
 
 — New York review 57.1 
 
 — North American review. 08.1 
 
 — Old and new 392 1 
 
 — Oliver Optic’s nuigazine. 175.1 
 
 — Our boys and girls 175.1 
 
 — Our dumb animals 411.2 
 
 — Our young folks 177.1 
 
 — Eenny magazim! 01.2 
 
 — I'hrenological jounialand 
 
 life illusi rated 02.3 
 
 — Ihitnam’s magazine . .53. 1 ; 175.2 
 
 — Quart(!rly journal of the 
 
 Americ.an Unitarian as- 
 sociation 77.3 
 
 — •evievv 407.4 
 
 — Badiftal 397.1 
 
 — Biverside magazine 170.1 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 r i : a I ( n ) F o A r ,H, r o a O’ /i 
 
 — Select journal of I’orcign 
 
 l)(!riodical literature 407.2 
 
 — Spirit of the pilgrims... 03.4 
 
 — Sunday magazine for 
 
 1805 01.3 
 
 — United States magazine 
 
 and deimxu’atic review. 415.1 
 I’i5i{KiNS, J'. H,, Memoir of, 
 
 Cary, T. G 112.1 
 
 I’lciFi’iyruAi. curate. Oliphant, 
 
 M. (O. W.) 301.24 
 
 Pin{i{Y, B. C. The human 
 
 hair and its diseases. . . 307.30 
 EKUltV, O. 11., Lif(; of. See 
 
 Mackenzie, A. S 47.5 
 
 Bic s icci TT i: I ) I ) u tc h m a n , h e . 
 
 Barry, S 104.13 
 
 1’eifsia. Ei'aser, J. 11, His- 
 torical and descriptive 
 account of 48.9 
 
 — Southgate, H. Tour 
 
 through 234.7 
 
 I’lcusiANS, 'file. .Eschylus. 339.17 
 Ekhsius Fi.accus, a. [Sat- 
 ires.] Ti-anslated by W. 
 
 Drummond 339.0 
 
 BincsoNATioN. Kemble, Mrs. 
 
 C 104.11 
 
 Bkiiu. Prescott, W. H. 
 
 Coiupiest of 148.14; 352.4 
 
 — Tschudi, J. J. von. 
 
 Travels in, 1838-42.... 235.2 
 
 Pksts, The, of the farm. 
 
 V. 1 of 305.29 
 
 Pet of the petticoats. Buck- 
 
 stone, J. B 104.19 
 
 Peteii, St., the apostle, His- 
 tory of. See Blunt, H. 385.19 
 Peter the great. Abbott, 
 
 J. Histoi-y of 15.18 
 
 — Barrow, Sir J. Life of. 48.31 
 Peter Carradine. Chese- 
 
 bro’, C 247.0 
 
 Peter Parley, pseud. See 
 Goodrich, S. G. 
 
 Peter Schlemihl in Amer- 
 ica. Wood, G 240.4 
 
 Peter Simple. Marry at, 
 
 F 323.13 
 
 Peter Wilkins. [Drama- 
 tized from B. Pulcockj 105.18 
 Petersburg, Attack on. See 
 
 United States 352.10 
 
 Peterson, C. J. Kate Avles- 
 
 foi’d 243.0 
 
 Petrella, — . Carnival of 
 Venice; lone. Italian, 
 with English translation. 102.10 
 Pettigim:w, T. j. Chroni- 
 cles of the tombs 157.4 
 
 Pevicril of the Peak. Scott, 
 
 Sir W V. 14 of 203.5 
 
 Pfeiei^’eil I. A lady’s sec- 
 ond journey round the 
 
 world 95.2 
 
 — Last travels 95.3 
 
 PiiyioDRUS : with the appen- 
 dix of Gudins v, 2 of 339.12 
 
 PiiAN I’ASTios, Mac Donald, 
 
 G 240.11 
 
 Phantom, The. Boucicault, 
 
 1). (U.) 105.19 
 
 Phan roM ship. Mariyat, F. 323.10 
 Piiici-i’H, E. S. The gates 
 
 ajar ! . . . . 27.28 
 
 No. 
 
 PlFi:i,I*.s, F. S., rmitiiiurd. 
 
 — 'I'he gypsy series. <Jypsy 
 
 Mreynlon 14.32 
 
 Gypsy’s cousin .loy.,.. 11.33 
 
 Gypsy’s .sowing and 
 
 reiiplug 11.31 
 
 Gypsy’s year at llu! 
 
 gfdden crescent 11. .'15 
 
 — Hedged in 20<;.:i 
 
 — Men, women, and ghosts. 215.1!) 
 
 — 'I'Ik! 'frotty book 22.9 
 
 PiiKi.i-s, Mrs. U. Hours with 
 
 my pupils 157.7 
 
 PlIKI.l'.S, W. I). (“ 
 
 Fore and aO 23.2 
 
 Phi, mil’s temptation. 'I'er- 
 
 hune, .M. V 342.9 
 
 Philno.miona in the four sea- 
 sons. Hitch(a)ck, E. .. 305.20 
 PiiENOMKNoN in a smock 
 
 frock. Brough, W ... 101.13 
 Piiii.BUK’K, .1 1). ,\merican 
 
 union speak<T 154.17 
 
 Phif.ii’ 11, of Spain, Keign of. 
 
 Sre Prescott, W.H. 1 18.10; 182.3 
 Pi til, IF’, chi if of the, Wainjia.- 
 uoaif.'t, History of. Sre 
 
 Abbott, .1. S. C 15.12 
 
 Pun, IB. Thackeray, W. .M. 
 
 201.57; .347.0 
 
 I’liiLi.iiM.NE islands. Twimty 
 years in the Phillipines. 
 
 La Gironiere, P. P. de. 85.15 
 Phillips, C. Curran and his 
 
 contemporaries 124.13 
 
 Phillips, John A., and Dar- 
 lington, J. Records of 
 mining and metallurgy. 305.20 
 Phillips, Jonas B. The evil 
 
 eye 104.12 
 
 Phillips, Watts. Camilla’s 
 
 husband 105.29 
 
 Phillips, Wendell. Speech- 
 
 es, lectures, and letters. 153.4 
 Philoctetes. Sophocles.. 339.10 
 Philology, Comparative. 
 
 Scheie de Vere, M 387.12 
 
 Philosophers, Lives of the 
 ancient. Fenelon, F. 
 
 (de S. de LaMothe).. 19.34 
 Philosophical writers. De 
 
 Quincey, T 44.11 
 
 Philosophy. Frothingham, 
 
 E. L. Philosophy as 
 absolute science* 32.19 
 
 — Henry, C. S. Epitome of 
 
 the history of 49.4 
 
 — Horae and social 200,14 
 
 See also Ethics. Phrenology, 
 
 Physics, Psychology. 
 
 ITiilotiiea. Child, L.M... 205.7 
 
 PiiiNEAS Finn, the Irish 
 
 member. Trollope, A. 301,11 
 Phipps, E. King Rene’s 
 
 daughter. See Herz, H. 164.21 
 Piiips, Sir W., Life of. See 
 
 Bowen. F 7 of 117.1 
 
 Phg:nician virgins. Eurip- 
 ides V. 1 of 339.2 
 
 PiiGiNix, John, pseud. See 
 Derliy, G. H, 
 
 PiKENixiANA. Derbj', G. H. 326.8 
 PiiKKNOLOGiCAL journal and 
 life illustrated. Jan. — 
 
 June, 1870 62.3 
 
PHRENOLOGY 
 
 65 
 
 POETS 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 PiiiiElNOLOGY. Combe, G. 
 
 System of 34.7 
 
 — Donovan, C. Handbook 
 
 of 3G3.0 
 
 Sewall, T. Phrenology 
 examined 3G3.11 
 
 — Spurzheim, J. G. Out- 
 
 lines of 38. G 
 
 Physical geograpliy. Mau- 
 ry, M. F. Physical geog- 
 raphy of the sea 3G2.2 
 
 — Somerville, M. Physical 
 
 geography 387.20 
 
 See also Geology, Meteor- 
 ology, Physics, Sea. 
 
 Physical sciences. Connec- 
 
 tion of the. Somerville, 
 
 M 38G.G 
 
 See also Chemistry, Natural 
 history. Nature, Physics, Sci- 
 ence. 
 
 Physical theory of another 
 
 life. Taylor, 1 3G4.34 
 
 Physician. Jackson, J. Let- 
 ters to a young 3G7.2G 
 
 Another letter 37. 2G 
 
 Physician’s, A, problems. 
 
 Elam, C 3G.31 
 
 Physics. Euler, L. Letters 
 on dillerent subjects in 
 natural philosophy 47.30 
 
 — Hogg, J. Elements of 
 
 natural philosophy 37.20 
 
 — Quackenbos, G. P. Re- 
 
 cent discoveries in 3G4.7 
 
 See also Astronomy, Elec- 
 tricity, Heat, Magnetism, Me- 
 chanics, Meteorology, Optics, 
 
 Physical geography. 
 Physiology. Beecher, C. 
 
 E. Physiology and ca- 
 listhenics 3G7.15 
 
 — Combe, A. Physiology 
 
 applied to health 19.35 
 
 — Edwards, H. Milne. Out- 
 
 lines of 32.18 
 
 — Griscom, J. H. Animal 
 
 mechanism and 19.22 
 
 — Kirkes, W. S. Handbook 
 
 of 3G4.1 
 
 ' — Wilkinson, J. J. G. The 
 
 human body 387. IG 
 
 See also Anatomy, Eye, 
 Medicine, Pathology, Teeth. 
 
 Piazza tales. Melville, H. 247.20 
 PiccioLA. Saiutine, (J.) X. 
 
 Boniface, called 17.9 
 
 PiccoLOMiNi, The. Schiller, 
 
 (J. C-) F. von 157.24 
 
 Pickering, C. The races of 
 
 man 3G7.32 
 
 Pickering, E. Ellen Ware- 
 
 . ham 302. IG 
 
 — The expectant 302,28 
 
 — The grumbler 302.25 
 
 — Kate Walsingham 302.34 
 
 Pickwick papers. Dickens, 
 
 C. (J. H.) 284.2 
 
 Pictorial calendar of the 
 
 seasons. Howitt, M. . . 157.20 
 Pictures from Italy. Dick- 
 ens, C. (J. H.) 284.17 
 
 Pictures of comical people : 
 
 with stories about them. 24§,2A 
 9 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Pierce, F., Life of. See 
 
 Hawthorne, N 115.17 
 
 PrEKRf)N, E., and Lafer- 
 riere, A. Two can play 
 
 at that game 1G4.18 
 
 Piety, Practical. More, H. 
 
 V. 4 of 204.1; 389.5 
 
 Pigeon fancier 2G.21 
 
 Pigeon pie. Yonge, C. M. 27.20 
 Pike, Z. M.^ Life of. See 
 
 Whiting, H v. 5 of 117.2 
 
 Pilgrim, J. Eveleen Wilson, 1G5.29 
 
 — Katty O’Sheal 1G4.22 
 
 — The Limerick boy 1G4.15 
 
 — Paddy the piper 1G4.8 
 
 — Robert Emmet 105.27 
 
 — Servants by legacy 1G4.20 
 
 — Shandy Maguire 105.24 
 
 — Wild Irish girl IG5.30 
 
 Pilgrim’s progress. Buu- 
 
 yan, J 305.23 
 
 Pilgrims, Recollections of 
 
 the. Russell, W. S. ... 18G.I4 
 Pilgrims of fashion. Corn- 
 wallis, K 247.29 
 
 Pilot, The. Cooper, J. F. 285.3 
 Pilot, The. Fitzball, E .. 1G5.17 
 PiNDARUs. [Odes.] Trans- 
 lated by C. A. Wheel- 
 wright 339.4 
 
 Pinkerton, J. General col- 
 lection of voyages and 
 
 travels. G v. in 12 81.2 
 
 Pinkney, W., Life of. See 
 
 Wheaton, H v. G of 117.1 
 
 • V. 3 of 123.7 
 
 Pioneer mothers of the 
 
 West. Frost, J 22.11 
 
 Pioneers, The. Cooper, J. 
 
 F 248.19; 285.2 
 
 PippA passes. Browning, R. 
 
 V. 1 of 1G7.15 
 
 PiRATA, II. Bellini, V 1G2.8 
 
 Pirate, The. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 V. 12 of2G3.5 
 
 Pirate of the isles. Clarke, 
 
 N. H. B 1G5.30 
 
 Pirate’s legacy. Saunders, 
 
 C. H 1G5.29 
 
 Pirates’ glen and dungeon 
 
 rock. Ames, N ....... 1G8.17 
 
 Pitcairn’s island and its in 
 habitants. Barrow, Sir 
 
 J 47.1 
 
 Pitkin, T. History of the 
 United States, 17G3-97. 
 
 2v 131.7 
 
 Pitt, G. D. The last man.. 1G5.2G 
 Pitt, William, earl of Chat- 
 ham^ Life of. See Ma- 
 caulay, T. B., ZorcZ.... .. 127.1 
 
 PiziARRO, F., Life of.... .... 127.15 
 
 PiZARRO. Kotzebue, A. F. 
 
 F. von 1G5.3 
 
 Plain talk to domestics .... 385.20 
 Planch^, E. A pleasant 
 
 neighbor 1G4.8 
 
 Planch^, J. R. Beauty and 
 
 the beast 164.2 
 
 — The brigand 164.24; 165.21 
 
 — The captain of the watch. 164.2 
 
 — Charles 165,7 
 
 — Faint heart never won 
 
 fair lady 1G5.7 
 
 — Follies of a night 165.7 
 
 — Grist to the mUL •♦*•••♦ 165.25 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 PLANCiili, J. R., continued. 
 
 — The invisible prince .... 1G4.1 
 
 — The Irish post 1G4.9 
 
 — The Jacobite 1G4.3 
 
 — King Charming 1G4.8 
 
 — Lavater, or not a bad 
 
 judge 165.29 
 
 — The loan of a lover 164.1 
 
 — The pride of the market. 164.2 
 
 — The printer’s devil 165.30 
 
 — Promotion 164.14, 26 
 
 — Secret service 164.4 
 
 — Somebody else 164.18 
 
 — and Dance, C. High, 
 
 low. Jack, and the 
 
 .game 164.14, 25 
 
 PLANCiifi, M. A. See Mack- 
 arness, M. A. 
 
 Plant hunters. Reid, M. 25.4 
 Planter’s northern bride. 
 
 Hentz, C. L 346.8 
 
 Planting the wilderness. 
 
 MacCabe, J. D., jr 26 12 
 
 Plants, Variation of, under 
 domestication. Darwin, 
 
 C. (R.) 34.2 
 
 See also Botany. 
 
 Play and study. Baker, H. 
 
 N. (W.) 14.1 
 
 Played out. Cudlip, A. .. 261.39 
 Playing for high stakes. 
 
 Cudlip, A 261.10 
 
 Pleasant neighbor. Plan- 
 
 che, E 164.8 
 
 Pleasant pages for young 
 people. Newcombe, S. 
 
 P 15.42 
 
 Pleasure grounds. Smith, 
 
 C. H. J 364.8 
 
 Ploennies, L. von. Princess 
 
 Use 21.1 
 
 Plumptre, E. H. Christ 
 
 and Christendom 32,1 
 
 Plunkett, H. G. The mine- 
 ral! 165.18 
 
 Plurality of worlds. Pow- 
 ell, 37.17 
 
 — Whewell, W 35.5, 8 
 
 Plutarchus. Lives 122.4 
 
 Plymouth, Mass. Banvard, 
 
 J. Plymouth and the 
 pilgrims 24.7 
 
 — Russell, W. S. Guide to. 186.14 
 
 — Young, A. Chronicles 
 
 of Plymouth colony, 
 
 1602-25 181.8 
 
 Poacher, The. Marryat, F. 323.11 
 Po-CA-HON-TAS. Broughaiu, 
 
 J 164.8 
 
 PococK, I. The miller and 
 
 his men 165.21 
 
 — Rob Roy Macgregor 165.12 
 
 — The robber’s wife 165.25 
 
 Poe, E. a. Poems 169.5 
 
 Poems of many years. 
 
 Milnes, R. M 166.16 
 
 Poetry. Alger, W. R. Po- 
 etry of the East 166,9 
 
 — Montgomery, J. Lectures 
 
 on 158.8 
 
 — Parton, J. Humorous., 162.1 
 
 See also Ballads, Songs. 
 
 Poets. De Quincey, T. Es- 
 says on the 44.8 
 
POKTS 
 
 I'HISON 
 
 ()(> 
 
 shelf. No. 
 
 J’oK'i's, vonfiniK'd. 
 
 — Jlmit,, (.J. 11.) So 
 
 Iccl.ion.s from llic, 
 
 lisli 205.5 
 
 — Jiimcson, A. (M.) Mem- 
 
 oirs of tlu* loves of the.. 4 7.25 
 
 — .loliiison, S. JJves of 
 
 eminent Eniilish 190.5 
 
 Poisons, 'J'rcatiso on. Or- 
 
 iila, M. J. H 35.9 
 
 Poi.ANi). Fletcher, J. His- 
 tory of 48.34 
 
 — Hordyiiski, J. History 
 
 of t he Polish revolution. 143.9 
 
 — Stephens, J. \j. Inci- 
 
 dents of travel in 80.12 
 
 Polar sea. See Arctic rc- 
 f,dons. 
 
 PoLi'iiCAL economy. ])e 
 
 Qiiincey, T. Loj^ic of. 44.10 
 ■ — Greeley, H. Essays on. 30.30 
 
 — Malthus, T. P. Princi- 
 
 ples of 31.10 
 
 — Pae, J. New principles 
 
 of 31.17 
 
 Ste also Agriculture, Rank- 
 ing, Conunerce, Cotton, Manu- 
 factures, Money. 
 
 Political parties in the 
 United States. Van 
 
 Buren, M, 132.8 
 
 Political science. Godwin, 
 
 P. Political essays 130.3 
 
 • — Knight, C. Knowledge 
 
 is power 53.0 
 
 — Long, G. Cyclopaedia of 
 
 political knowledge. .. . 77.1 
 
 See also Government, Peace, 
 
 Political economy. 
 
 Pollard, E. A. Black dia- 
 monds 156.22 
 
 — Observations in the 
 
 North : eight months in 
 prison and on parole . . . 184.1 
 
 Polo, M. Travels 47.12 
 
 Pompeii : its past and pres- 
 ent state. 2v 87.10 
 
 Pompeii, \yonders of. Mon- 
 
 nier, M 36.11 
 
 Pontiac, Conspiracy of. 
 
 Parkman, P 135.2 
 
 Poole, J. Married and 
 
 single 165.11 
 
 — Paul Pry 105.11 
 
 < — Simpson and co 165.9 
 
 — A soldier’s courtship.... 164.20 
 
 — "r would puzzle a con- 
 
 juror 164.8 
 
 Poole, T. Ueaf as a post.. 104.8 
 Poor and proud. Adams, 
 
 W.T 11.6 
 
 Poor gentleman. Colman, 
 
 G., the youiKjer 105.3 
 
 Pof)R of New York. . . 104.24 ; 105.21 
 l*ooR Pillicoddy. Morton, 
 
 ,1. M 104.17 
 
 l*ooR ricli man. The, and the 
 rich poor man. Sedg- 
 wick, C. M ... 208.2 
 
 I'OPE, A. Works. Ov. ... 109.7 
 
 ('onlenls. — Vol. T. I’anto- 
 ralH; McHHlah; WhidHor-for- 
 « Mi; 0(1«; on Ht. Cecllia’H day ; 
 
 KcMuy on criliclHrn ; Rape of 
 the lock ; Hapj)iio t(i I’h.aon ; 
 'J'rariHlatiotiH ; JmitationH. JI. 
 
 Hh.-lf. No. 
 
 1‘oPK, A., . 
 
 Halirc'H ainl cidMlIeg of Horace 
 iinitatc<| ; H.'itircH of .1. I)r)tinc 
 vcrHifled; I'iMMay cni H.atire ; Eh- 
 Hay on man; Moral CKH.ayg; 
 MlHccllanlcH; E|>itai>liH; J'.pl- 
 graing; ImliationH of Horace. 
 
 III. 'I he I Inneiad. IV. Mar- 
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 l.etteiH. V. VI. Lctterg. 
 
 Pope, .1. Eeport on Hie Vir- 
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 Cnited States 352.12 
 
 Eope of Home. Boucicault, 
 
 J>. (L.) 105.23 
 
 Popes, History of the. 
 
 Banke, (F.) L. von 338.2 
 
 PoppiNCf the (piestion. Buck- 
 
 stone, J. B 104.8 
 
 roPiiLAR tales. Guizot (E. 
 
 C. P. de Meulan), Mine. 24.4 
 Popular talus from the 
 
 Norse. Dasent, G. W. 283.14 
 PoR.soNiANA. Kogers, S. .. 205.2 
 
 I’ORIER, W.T.,Jdfeof. See 
 
 Brinley, F 127.22 
 
 PoRTUOAL. Dunham, S. A. 
 
 History of 148.1 
 
 — March, C. W. Sketches 
 
 and adventures in 84.9 
 
 — Pardoe, J. Traits and 
 
 traditions of 327.34 
 
 See also Madeira. 
 
 Posey, T., Memoir of. See 
 
 Hall, J V. 9 of 117.2 
 
 PoTiPiiAR papers. Curtis, 
 
 G. W 283.20; 305.14 
 
 Potomac, Army of the. Mac- 
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 — Swinton, W. Campaigns 
 
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 Potter, A. Handbook for 
 
 readers and students . . . 19.24 
 
 Poultry, Domestic fowl 
 and ornamental. Rich- 
 
 ardson, H. D V. 1 of 365.29 
 
 Powell, B. Inductive phi- 
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 worlds, and the philos- 
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 Power, T. Born to good 
 
 luck 164.6 
 
 — How to pay the rent 164.1 
 
 — Paddy Carey 104.8 
 
 — St. Patrick’s eve 104.2 
 
 Prairie, The. Cooper, J. F. 285.1 
 
 Prairie Crusoe 17.29 
 
 Prairie traveler. The. Mar- 
 
 cy, R. B 87.3 
 
 Prank. Abbott, J v. 2 of 10.1 
 
 Pratt, W. W. Ten nights 
 
 in a bar-room 165.30 
 
 Prayer for colleges. Tyler, 
 
 W. S 306.15 
 
 Prayers. Hartley, D 307.2 
 
 Preacher, The, and tiie 
 
 king. Bungener, L. (F.) 326.2 
 
 Prigile, E., liife of. See 
 
 Sabine, L v. 12 of 117.2 
 
 IhiECAUTioN. Cooper, J. F. 285.4 
 Rre-iiisioric nations. Bald- 
 win, ,1. 1) 147.10 
 
 Prelacy, Reason of church 
 government urged 
 
 against. Milton, J. . v. 2 of 337.5 
 
 Sli.lf. N». 
 
 Rki’.LATW’A L rpi.viropfU’V. 
 
 Milton, J V. 2 of 337.5 
 
 I’KKN'IISS, E. 'I'hc rcrc.v.s.. 11.23 
 I’Ri;.sc<ni, G. IJ. Electric 
 
 t<‘h-gnipii 34.32 
 
 I’ki:.s<’oi I . II. E. See Spof- 
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 Fresco I I , W. II. Miogr.'iph- 
 
 icnl and eriticjd miscel- 
 
 hinics. Fond 158 4 
 
 Same. N. V 201.2 
 
 — Cr)n(pie.st of Mexico. 
 
 Lond. 2 V 148 15 
 
 Same. N. V. 3 v 352.2 
 
 — Comiuest of Fern. Ixmd. 
 
 2 V 148.14 
 
 SaiiK!. N. V. 2 V 352.4 
 
 — Life of C. B. Brown. 
 
 V. 1 of 117.1 
 
 — Reign of Ferdinand and 
 
 Isalxdla. lamd. 2v... 148.13 
 
 SaiiK!. N. V. 3 V. ... .352.1 
 
 Review of. See Re- 
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 — Reign of Fhilii) ii. Bost. 
 
 3 V 182.3 
 
 Same. Lond. 2 v. . . . 148.10 
 
 — Charles v, aller his ab- 
 
 dication. See Robert- 
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 — Proceedings in memory 
 
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 liistorical society 194.10 
 
 — Life of. Ace 'I'icknor, G. 110.10 
 President’s daughters, 'flic. 
 
 Bremer, F 201.43 
 
 Pre.ss, History of the. Hunt, 
 
 F. K 185.2 
 
 Pretty girls, Tlie, of Still- 
 
 berg 104.22 
 
 Pri':tty piece of business. 
 
 Morton, T 104.9 
 
 Pride and prejudice. Aus- 
 ten, .1.... I 343.5 
 
 Pride and prudence. Arthur, 
 
 T. S 341.3 
 
 Pride of the market. Plan- 
 
 che, J. R 164.2 
 
 Priest, The, and the Hugue- 
 not. Bungener, L. (F.) 283.21 
 Prime, W. C. Boat life in 
 
 Egypt and Nubia 87.18 
 
 — Tent life in the Holy 
 
 Land 87.16 
 
 Prince Eugene and his 
 
 times. Mundt, C 281.9 
 
 Prince of darkness. South- 
 
 worth, E. D. E. N 344.7 
 
 Princess, The. Tennyson, 
 
 A V. 1 of 107.10; 167.33 
 
 Princess Use. Ploennies, 
 
 L. von 21.1 
 
 Principles form character. 
 
 Wehner, J. H 164.15 
 
 Printer’s devil. Planche, 
 
 J. R 165.30 
 
 Prior, J. Life and charac- 
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 Prior, W. M. The king’s 
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 applied to W. Miller... 366.25 
 Prison discipline. Adshead, 
 
 J. Prisons and prison- 
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 — Thompson, G. Prison 
 
 life and reflections 153.25 
 
PRIVATE 
 
 67 
 
 RANKE 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Private life of an Eastern 
 
 king. Knighton, W. .. . 19G.23 
 Procter, B. W. (Barnj 
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 Professor, The. Bronte, C. 2G5.1G 
 
 Professor at the breakfast- 
 
 table. Holmes, O. VV. 154.30 
 Progress. Marsh, L. Apo- 
 catastasis, or progress 
 backwards 3G3.1 
 
 — Spencer, H. Illustrations 
 
 of universal 155.11 
 
 Progressive speaker. Tow- 
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 Prometheus chained. J^s- 
 
 chylus 339.17 
 
 Prometheus unbound. Shel- 
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 Promotion. Planche, J. R. 
 
 1G4.14, 2G 
 
 Pronunciation. Jennison, 
 
 J. Lessons in orthoepy. 38.9 
 
 — Soule, R., jr. Manual of 
 
 English 155.14 
 
 Propellers and steam navi- 
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 Prophecy. Davies, C. N. 
 
 Lectures on 3GG.14 
 
 — Miller, W. Views of the 
 
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 — Stuart, M. Interpreta- 
 
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 Prophete, Le. Meyerbeer, 
 
 G 162.5 
 
 Protestant episcopal 
 
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 J. 363.3 
 
 Prout, W. Chemistry, me- » 
 
 teorology, and diges- 
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 Proverb series. 3v. Name- ♦ 
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 — No. 1. Bradley, M. Birds 
 
 of a feather 26.6 
 
 — No. 2. Neily,K.J. Fine 
 
 feathers do not make 
 fine birds 26.8 
 
 — No. 3. Bradley, M Hand- 
 
 some is that handsome 
 
 does 26.7 
 
 Proverbial philosophy. 
 
 Tupper, M. F 226.2 
 
 Providence, God in his. 
 
 Fernald, W. M 366.13 
 
 Prudy keeping house. 
 
 Clarke, R. S 18.33 
 
 Psychology, Elements of. 
 
 Cousin, V 36.38 
 
 Nee aZso Intellectual powers, 
 
 Mind, Philosophy, Phrenology. 
 
 Public characters, Sketches 
 
 of. Brougham, H., lord. 198.11 
 
 Puck. Rame, L. de la 264.17 
 
 Pulaski, Count K., Life of. 
 
 See Sparks, J v. 4 of 117.2 
 
 Pulpit eloquence. See Hom- 
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 PuLTE, J. H. Homoeopathic 
 
 domestic physician 386.3 
 
 PULTOCK, R. See Peter Wil- 
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 Shelf No. 
 
 PuMPELLY, R. Across Amer- 
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 Punishment, Future. Ad- 
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 — Hudson, C. F. Human 
 
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 Pure gold. Marston, (J.) W. 165.29 
 Puritan commonwealth, 
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 Thornton, J. W 353.10 
 
 Puritani, I. Bellini, V. .. 162.8 
 
 Puritans. History of the. 
 
 Neal, I) 142.7 
 
 Puritans of England. Hop- 
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 Pursuit of knowledge under 
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 156.8; 158.15 
 
 Putnam, I., Life of. See 
 Peabody, O. W. B. 
 
 V. 7 of 117.1; V. 2 of 123.7 
 
 Putnam, the iron son of ’76. 
 
 Bannister, N. H 165.28 
 
 Putnam’s magazine. Vol. 
 
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 Same. New series. 
 
 Vol. 1-4. 4 V 175.2 
 
 Pyle, G. W., Memorials of. 
 
 See Woart, J 389.20 
 
 Pyrrhus, History of. See 
 
 Abbott, J 15.31 
 
 Quackenbos, G. P. Natural 
 
 philosophy 364.7 
 
 Quadrupeds. Emmons, E. 
 Quadrupeds of Massa- 
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 — Natural history of 19.20 
 
 Quaker, The, and the young 
 man of the world. Opie, 
 
 A. .V. 3 of 282.5; v. 2 of 327.30 
 
 Quarrels of authors. Dis- 
 raeli, 1 155.3 
 
 Quarterly review. Vol. 49- 
 
 51. 3 V 407.4 
 
 Quartermasters and com- 
 missaries, Manual for. 
 
 Hunter, R. F. 364.31 
 
 Quash, or nigger practice. 
 
 Brookes, G 164.22 
 
 Quebec, Guide from Niagara 
 
 falls to. Hunter, W. S. 239.2 
 
 Queechy. Warner, S 248.23 
 
 Queen of hearts. Collins, 
 
 (W.) W 326.9 
 
 Queen Mab. Kavanagh, .T. 265.4 
 Queen Mab. Shelley, P. 
 
 B 168.24 
 
 Queen’s revenge. Collins, 
 
 (W.) W 302.41 
 
 Queens, The, of society. 
 
 Thomson, K. B 124.7 
 
 Queer little people. Stowe, 
 
 H. (E.) B 22.7 
 
 Quentin Durward. Scott, 
 
 Sir W 15 of 263.5 
 
 Quest. Bates, J, C 263.2 
 
 Quiet family, A. Suter, W. 164.19 
 
 Quiet heart 261.8 
 
 Quincy, E. Life of J. Quincy. 113.1 
 
 — Wensley 264.26 
 
 Quincy, Josiah, h. 1772, d. 
 
 1864. History of Har- 
 vard university. 2v. .. 352.1 
 
 1 — Life of J. Q. Adams 194.9 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Quincy, Josiah, continued. 
 
 — Life of J. Quincy, jun. .. 193.6 
 
 — Life of S. Shaw 113.12 
 
 — Municipal history of Bos- 
 
 ton, 1630-1830 181.14 
 
 — Life of. See Quincy, E. 113.1 
 Quincy, Josiah, jr., b. 1744, 
 
 d. 1775, Life of. See 
 
 Quincy, J 193.6 
 
 Quitman, J. A. Life and 
 
 correspondence. 2v. .. 104.1 
 
 Quits. Tautphoeus, Baron- 
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 Quodlibet. Second- 
 
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 Quorndon hounds. Her- 
 bert, H. W 385.13 
 
 Quotations, Familiar. Bart- 
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 Rabbit fancier 26.21 
 
 Race for a wife. Smart, H. 302.53 
 Races of man. Pickering, C. 367.32 
 
 — Wood, J. G. Uncivilized 
 
 races 361.5 
 
 Rachel Gray. Kavanagh, J. 287.16 
 Radical, The. Vol. 3-6. 4 v. 397.1 
 Rae, j. New principles of 
 
 political economy 31.17 
 
 Raffaelle the reprobate. 
 
 Wilks, T. E 165.27 
 
 Rag-picker of Paris. Stir- 
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 Ragged Dick. Alger, IL, jr. 28.1 
 Ragged Dick series. Alger, 
 
 H.,jr 28.1-6 
 
 Railway curves and tan- 
 gents. Mifflin, S. W. .. 34.25 
 
 Rainbow’s journey. Abbott, 
 
 J V. 2 of 16.3 
 
 Raising the wind. Kenney, 
 
 J 164.4 
 
 Rale, S., Life of. See Fran- 
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 Raleigh, Sir W., and his 
 
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 Rambler, The. Johnson, 
 
 S 1 of 151.4 
 
 Rambles among the Alps. 
 
 Abbott, J. V. 7 of 16 1 
 
 Rambles and reveries. 
 
 Tuckerman, H. T 196.11 
 
 Rame, L. de la. (“ Oitida.”) 
 
 Puck : his vicissitudes, 
 adventures, observa- 
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 friendships, and philos- 
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 Ramsay, D. History of 
 South Carolina, from 
 1670 to 1808. 2 132.4 
 
 — Life of M. L. Ramsay... 198.10 
 Ramsay, M. L., Life of. See 
 
 Ramsay, D 198.10 
 
 Ran away to sea. Reid, M. 25.15 
 Ranald Bannerman’s boy- 
 hood. Mac Donald, G. 27.29 
 Rand, E. S.,jr. Life memo- 
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 Randall, H. S. Life of T. 
 
 Jefibrson. 3 v 121.11 
 
 Randolph, J., Life of. See 
 
 Garland, H. A 193.4 
 
 Ranke, (F.) L von. History 
 of the popes in the IGth 
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RAPHAEL 
 
 r,8 
 
 RHE'rORIC 
 
 Shell'. No. 
 
 RAriiAKF.. LninurUiic, A. 
 
 (M. L. P.) (le 
 
 Rasskimm. .Toliiison, S. v. 1 ol' 151.4 
 Rationalism in Eiiropo. 
 
 Locky, W. E. H 184.7 
 
 Ravknsiiok. Kii),i>sl(!y, II. 2G4.0 
 Ray, .1. Mcinoriiils, by I)cr- 
 linin, Sir J. E. Smith, 
 
 Cuvier, aiul Diipetit 
 
 Thouiirs 122.0 
 
 Raymond, R. J. Mr. and 
 
 Mrs. Peter White 104.10 
 
 Raymond and Agnes. Lewis, 
 
 M. G 104.24; 105.21 
 
 Raynku, R. F. The dumb 
 
 boy of Mancliester 105.30 
 
 Rkacii, a. 1L Jenny Lind 
 
 at last 104.10 
 
 Read, II. F. Dramatic po- 
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 Covtevts. — Medea; Ernii- 
 nia; The new world. 
 
 Reade, C. Christie John- 
 stone. 18.55 240.1 
 
 — The cloister and the 
 
 hearth 347.25 
 
 — The eightli command- 
 
 ment 204.30 
 
 — Grihitli Gaunt 347.23 
 
 — Hard cash 347.20 
 
 — It is never too late to 
 
 mend 347.22 
 
 — “ Love me little, love me 
 
 long.” Bost 347.10 
 
 -Same. N. Y 288.11 
 
 — Peg Woffington, Christie 
 
 Johnstone, and other 
 stories. 1800 347.24 
 
 — Peg Woffington. 1855.. 240.3 
 
 — White lies 347.20 
 
 — The king’s rival. See 
 
 Taylor, T 105.17 
 
 — Masks and faces. See 
 
 Taylor, T 105.24 
 
 — Two loves and a life. See 
 
 Taylor, T 105.20 
 
 — and Boucicault, D. (L.) 
 
 Foul play 347.21 
 
 Reade, W. W. Savage Af- 
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 Reading without tears. 
 
 Falconer, E 305.11 
 
 Real and ideal. Montclair, 
 
 J. W 107.21 
 
 Reason, The, why 385.17 
 
 Reavis, L. U. Saint Louis ; 
 the future great city of 
 
 the world 181.2 
 
 Rehecca and Rowena. 
 
 Thackeray, W. M. .v. 1 of 347.1 
 Recent inquiries in theol- 
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 Recollection of O’Flanni- 
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 Brougham, J 104.9 
 
 Recollec'I'ions of a busy 
 
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 JtECOLLi'XiTJONS of iiiy cluld- 
 
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 Recollections of seventy 
 
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 Recoudh of live years. Lip- 
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 RKcnicAiiONS of a country 
 
 parson. Boyd, A. K. H. 154.35 
 
 Hhi lf. No. 
 
 Recueative arts. Bohn, 11. 
 
 G. 1 1:md-book of gumes. 37 22 
 
 — Every little boy’s book.. 20.22 
 
 — Forest, G. Every boy’s 
 
 book 20.20 
 
 — Head, J. H. Home pas- 
 
 times 207.10 
 
 — Hudson, F. I’rivale tln;- 
 
 alricals 108.23 
 
 — T.eslie, E. Aimjrlcan girl’s 
 
 book 18.31 
 
 — Martine, A. Droll dia- 
 
 logues for school and 
 home amusement 108.25 
 
 — Smith, H. Festivals, 
 
 games, and amusements. 48 20 
 
 See aim Ainfliiiif, CallHllien- 
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 Hliootiiig, PportH, WliiHt. 
 
 Rector’s wife. Stretton, J. 244.11 
 Rec'I'ory of Moreland. See 
 
 Mary Evans 240.13 
 
 Red as a rose is she 301.0 
 
 Red court farm. Wood, E. 
 
 P 320.10 
 
 Red cross. Adams, W T. 13.5 
 Redgauntlet. vSeott, Sir 
 
 W V. 17 of 203.5 
 
 Red-.iacket, Life and times 
 
 of. ,SVe Stone, W. L. .. 102.5 
 
 Red-letter days in Apple- 
 
 thorjie. Dodge, M. A. . 14.25 
 
 Red mask. Brougham, J. . 105.19 
 Red Rover. Cooper, J. F. . 285.7 
 
 Rede, L. T. Art of getting 
 
 money 158.13 
 
 — Guide to the stage 105.23 
 
 Rede, W. L. Sixteen-string 
 
 Jack 105.21 
 
 — The skeleton witness ... 105.21 
 
 Redfieli), j. W. Compara- 
 tive physiognomy 382.3 
 
 Redskins, The. Cooper, J. 
 
 F 244.5; 285.0 
 
 Reed, II. Life of J. Reed. 
 
 V. 8 of 117.2 
 
 Reed, J., Life of. See Reed, 
 
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 Reemelin, C. Vine-dress- 
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 Reflections in retirement. 307.8 
 Reformation. Merle d’Au- 
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 the 300.37 
 
 Regeneration. Sears, E. 
 
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 Regular fix. A! Morton, 
 
 J. M 104.22 
 
 Reid, M. Afloat in the for- 
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 — The boy hunters 25.20 
 
 — The boy slaves 25.10 
 
 — The boy tar 25.1 
 
 — Bruin 25.5 
 
 — The bush-boys 25.0 
 
 — The clifi-climbers 25.14 
 
 — The desert home 25.8 
 
 — The forest exiles 25.12 
 
 — ’I'he giratte-hunters 25.11 
 
 — J’he ocean waifs 25.9 
 
 — Odd people 25.2 
 
 — J'Jie plant hunters 25.4 
 
 — Ran away to sea 25.15 
 
 
 
 
 Sh.lf. No. 
 
 Re 
 
 ID, M., continned. 
 
 
 — 
 
 'flic vonng voyaiimirs . .. 
 
 25.13 
 
 — 
 
 'fin* yoiin;; y:»g< 
 
 •rs 
 
 25.7 
 
 Re 
 
 .n.ci ED ad<lr<T'.s( 
 
 •s. Sitiltli, 
 
 
 
 11 
 
 
 107.9 
 
 Re 
 
 .M.cir.D wife. 
 
 Sb’phcns, 
 
 
 
 A. S 
 
 
 
 .300.4 
 
 Re 
 
 LiGiDN. Dick, 
 
 T. Phl- 
 
 
 
 losopby of. . . . 
 
 
 
 335.3 
 
 — 
 
 'fracts intcndiMl 
 
 1 to t«-aeli 
 
 
 
 religion without super- 
 
 
 
 stition 
 
 
 
 385.24 
 
 Sre (lino CliriBtiaiilly, Tlicul- 
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 Helkgo.ns, Book of. Hay- 
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 Relfgioch ideas. Progress 
 
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 llELKiious princlpln. For- 
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 Rena. Ibmlz, Ch L 3.10.12 
 
 Renan, (J.) F. St. Paul... 3.00.11 
 Rende/.voi’s, 'fhe. Ayton, 
 
 R 104.12, 23 
 
 Rennie, J. Insect architec- 
 
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 388.3 
 
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 Ren'I'-day, 'I'he. 
 
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 1) 
 
 105.4 
 
 Rent in a cloud. 
 
 Lever, C. 
 
 (•!•) 
 
 
 Renwick, H. B. and J. Lives 
 ofJ. Jay and A. Hamil- 
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 Renwick, j. Life of B. 
 Thompson, count linnx- 
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 — Life of 1). Rittenhouse. 
 
 V. 7 of 117.1; V. 2 of 123.7 
 
 — Life ofR. Fulton.. V. 10 of 117.1 
 
 • V. 1 of. 123.7 
 
 Rkpresentatia'e men. Em- 
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 Retribution. Southworth, 
 
 E. D. E. N 344.10 
 
 Retribution. Taylor, T. 105.18 
 Return of the Druses. 
 
 Browning, R . . . . v. 2 of 107.15 
 Revenge, The. Opie, A. 
 
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 Revenue collector. The. 
 
 Spiess, C. H V. 1 of 327.36 
 
 Reveriiiis of a bachelor. 
 
 Mitchell, D. G 240.24 
 
 Review, The. Colman, G., 
 
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 Reviews of a part of Pres- 
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 Readout of Islam. Shelley, 
 
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 Rhesus. Euripides. ..v. 2 of 339.2 
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 69 
 
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 Rhetoric, continued. 
 
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 Ribault, J., Life of. See 
 
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 Ricci, E. and L. Crispino 
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 Rice, C. The three guards- 
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 Rich and humble. Adams, 
 
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 Richard II, of England, 
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 Richard of Cirencester. 
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 Richard II. Shakespeare, 
 
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 Richard III. Shakespeare, 
 
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 Richard the fearless. 
 
 Yonge, C. M 325.5 
 
 Richards, C. F. John Guil- 
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 Richards, W. C. Harry’s 
 
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 — Memoir of G. N. Briggs. 115.15 
 Richardson, A. 1). Beyond 
 
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 — The secret service, the 
 
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 Richardson, H. D. Domes- 
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 — The hive and the honey- 
 
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 Richardson, Sir J. Arctic 
 
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 Richelieu. Bulwer-Lytton, 
 
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 Richelieu. James, G. P. R. 283 3 
 Richter, J. P. (F.) Levana. 206.22 
 
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 Ricord, F. W. History of 
 
 Rome 186.10 
 
 Riehl, W. H. Neues Novel- 
 
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 Rienzi. Mitford, M. R. ... 165.20 
 Rifle tactics. Hardee, W. 
 
 J 368.4 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Rifle and hound in Ceylon. 
 
 Baker, Sir S.W 26.19 
 
 Rifle, axe, and saddle-bags. 
 
 Milburn, W. 11 243.15 
 
 Right at last. Gaskell, E. C. 287.4 
 Rights of man. Leland, O. 
 
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 Rigoletto. Verdi, G 162.11 
 
 Ring, The, and the book. 
 
 Browning, R 167.13 
 
 Ringgold, C. Charts, with 
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 Rip Van Winkle. Burke, C. 165.20 
 Ritchie, A. C. (M.), former- 
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 Armand 165.22 
 
 — Autobiography of an ac- 
 
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 Riverside magazine for 
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 Road to ruin. Holcroft, T. 165.8 
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 T V. 2 of 163.10 
 
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 Rob Roy, Adventures of. 
 
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 Rob Roy. Scott, Sir W. 
 
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 Robber of the Rhine. Dra- 
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 Robbers, The. Schiller, (J. , 
 
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 Robbins, C. History of the 
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 — Memoir of M. E. Clapp.. 196.21 
 Robert Emmet. Pilgrim, J. 165.27 
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 Robert le dialile. Meyer- 
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 Robert Macaire. Selby, C. 164.3 
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 Roberts, W. Life and cor- 
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 Robertson, F. W. Life and 
 
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 Robertson, William. The 
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 Shelf. No. 
 
 Robertson, William, cont’d. 
 
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 Robertson, William, Z>. D. 
 Discovery and settle- 
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 — History of America, in- 
 
 cluding the posthumous 
 volume containing the 
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 1688, and of New Eng- 
 
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 — Knowledge which the an- 
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 — Reign of Charles v; Life 
 
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 — Scotland during the reign 
 
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 Robinson, E., and Smith, E. 
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 Robinson, F. Organization 
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 Robinson, H. C. Diary, 
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 Robinson, M. Life 79.3 
 
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 Robson, W. J. Love and 
 
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 Rocky mountains. Fre- 
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 Roderick, the last of the 
 
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 Roderick Random. Smol- 
 
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 Rodolphus. Abbott, J. v. 6 of 16.2 
 Rodwell, G. H. Teddy the 
 
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 Rodwell, T. G. More blun- 
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 Roe, a. S. How could he 
 
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 Rogers, J. Management of 
 
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 Rogers, S. Table-talk. Ad- 
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 Roman catholic church. Tri- 
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 70 
 
 ST. JOHN 
 
 Hliclf. No. 
 
 Roman oxilo, TIic. 0;ijani, 
 
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 Roman (iiK^slion, 'I’lio. 
 
 About, K. (F. V.) 188.0 
 
 Romanck iiftoi’ marriage. 
 
 Goodrich, F. H...l()4.2l; 105.21 
 Ro.manck and nudity. 
 
 Rroii^jjham, J 105.10 
 
 Romanck oT a poor youujij 
 
 man. Feuillot, 0 105.23 
 
 Roaianck of the harem. 
 
 Rardoe, .1 321.4 
 
 Roaianck of the republic. 
 
 Child, L. M 320.21 
 
 Romanck under diMiculties. 
 
 Rurnand, F. C 104.11 
 
 Romany Rye. Borrow, G. 02.2 
 Romaunt, C. The island 
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 Roaik. About, E. (F. V.) 
 
 Rome of to-day 234.20 
 
 — Adam, A. Roman an- 
 
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 — Ammianus Marcelliuus. 
 
 Roman history 180.5 
 
 — Arnold, T. History of 
 
 the later Roman com- 
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 — Bonner, J. C.’hild’s his- 
 
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 — Gibbon, E. Decline and 
 
 fall of the Roman em- 
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 — Goldsmith, O. History 
 
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 Roman history, to the 
 
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 Livius Patavinus, T. His- 
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 Roaiko and Juliet. Bellini, 
 
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 Roaiko and Juliet. Gouuod, 
 
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 Roaiko and Juliet. Shake- 
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 V. 10 of 163.1 ; V. 6 of 163.2 
 V. 4 of 163.11; 165.7 
 Roaiola. Lewes, M. J. 241.0 ; 347.15 
 Roaiui.us, History of. See 
 
 Abbott, J 15.30 
 
 Rongku, E. {llerve.) Eleur- 
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 RoiiY G’More. Lover, S. • . 165.20 
 Rosamund Gray. Lamb, C. 
 
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 Ro.scoe, T. German novel- 
 
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 (Jontfmts. — I’onul.-xr tradi- 
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 Ros(;oe, W. Life of Lorenzo 
 
 de’ Medici 338,12 
 
 Rosk. American rosecultur- 
 
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 Rosk of Ettrick vale. I.ynch, 
 
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 lioSKCUANH, W. S. Report 
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 Rosina Meadows. 
 
 Engli.sh, 
 
 
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 Rossini, G. A. II 
 
 barliiere 
 
 
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 La gazz;i, ladra 
 
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 raiuidi!; Stabat mater; 
 
 
 William 4’(>11. 
 
 Italian, 
 
 
 with English 
 
 trail si a- 
 
 
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 162.7 
 
 Rough and ready. 
 
 Alger, 
 
 
 H.,jr ’.. 
 
 
 28.4 
 
 Rough diamond. 
 
 Buck- 
 
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 164.6 
 
 Round the block. 
 
 Bouton, 
 
 
 J. B 
 
 
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 Rowk, N. Jane Shore 165.13 
 
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 Roylk, j. F. Fibrous i)lants 
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 Ruuy Gray’s strategy. Ste- 
 
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 Ruhy’s husband. Terhune, 
 
 M. V 342.23 
 
 Ruffian boy. Opie, A v. 3 of 282.5 
 
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 Kuffini, G. Lavinia 213.8 
 
 Rufus and Lose. Alger, IL, 
 
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 Rumkoff, J. Tritles 27.30 
 
 Rulk of the monk. Gari- 
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 Rumfoiu), Count. See 
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 Runaway match. Wood, E. 
 
 Rundkll, Mrs. Domestic 
 
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 Rural felicity. Buckstone, 
 
 J. B 165.25 
 
 Rural hand books. Saxton, 
 
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 Rur.\l letters. Willis, N. 
 
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 Rush, B. Medical inquiries 
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 Rush, R. Residence at the 
 
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 Ruskin, j. Elements of 
 
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 — King of the golden river. 22.2 
 
 — Modern painters. 4 v. .. 364.26 
 
 — The true and the beauti- 
 
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 Russell, M. Ancient and 
 
 modern Egypt 88.1 
 
 — History and present con- 
 
 dition of the Barbary 
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 — History of Palestine 19.8 
 
 — Life of Cromwell. 2 v. . 19.13 
 
 — Nubia and Abyssinia 19.30 
 
 Russell, William, of Lon- 
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 3 143.8 
 
 Russell, William, of Mass. 
 
 American elocutionist. 365.2 
 Russell, William 11. My 
 
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 Russkli., Williams. Guide 
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 Kuhsia. Abbott, J. S. C. 
 
 Fmpln- of 235.6 
 
 — Dixon, W. 11. Free Hus- 
 
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 — EuLdisliwomau iu 236.1 
 
 — Eusl.aphiovf, A. 10'- 
 
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 Kussi.a as it is 91.12 
 
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 Macirillivray, W. Hum- 
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 1852 91.22 
 
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 Russo-'l'pitKisH canqiaigns 
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 — Life of E. Preble.. V. 12 of 117.2 
 
 — Loyalists of the Ameri- 
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 Sabine, R. The electric tel- 
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 Sacred and legendary art. 
 
 Jameson, A. (M.) 47.23 
 
 S.^wuLF. Narrative. See 
 
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 Saffo. Pacini, G 162.10 
 
 Sahara, Life in the great. 
 
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 St. Bartholomew, Massa- 
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 Saint Denis. Hugo, Comte 
 
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 71 
 
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 St. John, J. A. Lives of cele- 
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 St. John, P. B. The arctic 
 
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 Saint Louis ; tlie future 
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 Reavis, L. U 181.2 
 
 Saint-Maus, Cisteriie de 
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 St. Martin’s eve. Wood, 
 
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 St. Patrick’s day. Sheri- 
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 St. Patrick’s eve. Power, 
 
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 St. Paul. Renan, (J.) E. .. 366.11 
 Saint Pierre. (J. H.) B. de. 
 
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 St. Ronan's well. Scott, 
 
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 St. Valentine’s day. Scott, 
 
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 Saintine, (J.) X. Boniface, 
 
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 Sala, G. a. a journey due 
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 — Seven sons of mammon. 302.15 
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 Sallustius Crispus, C. 
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 Salmagundi. Irving, W. 
 
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 Saracen, Lands of the. 
 
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 Sardanapalus. Byron, G. 
 
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 Sargent, E. Arctic adven- 
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 — Life and public services 
 
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 Sheif. No. 
 
 Sargent, E., continued. 
 
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 Sargent, L. M. {Sujma.) 
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 Satan in Paris, from Clair- 
 
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 Saunders, C. H. The pi- 
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 Saundehs, F. Mosaics.... 153.19 
 
 Sauzay, A. Wonders, of 
 
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 Savage, M. The woman of 
 
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 Saxe, J. G. Poems 167.11 
 
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 Bentz, L. Elements of 
 
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 Browne, D J. Ameri- 
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 Dana, S. L. Essay on 
 
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 Fessenden, T. G. Amer- 
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 Johnson, L. Every lady 
 
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 Milburn, M. M. The 
 
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 V. 1 of 365.29 
 
 Richardson, H. D. Do- 
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 The hog V. 1 of 365.29 
 
 Horses v. 1 of 365.29 
 
 Say and seal. Warner, S. . 263.4 
 
 Scandinavia, ancient and 
 
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 ScARTH, J. Twelve years in 
 
 China 96.15 
 
 Scene, A, in the life of 
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 Coyne, J. S 164.19 
 
 Scenes in the practice of 
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 Dixon, E. H 198.8 
 
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 ScHELE DE Vere, M. Com- 
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 Aesthetic letters, essays, 
 and philosophical let- 
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 Contents. — Don Carlos ; 
 
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 SciiLEGEL, (C. W.) F. von. 
 
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 SciiLEiDEN, M. J. Poetry of 
 
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 Education 19.3 
 
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 ScH()NBERG-CoTTA family. 
 
 Charles, E 246.11 
 
 School days at Rugby. 
 
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 School-days of eminent 
 
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 School for scandal. Sheri- 
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 Scotland. Abbott 
 
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 of the isles. VI. Imitations of 
 the ancient h.allads; Ballads 
 from the Grerman; Songs. 
 
 Vll. Miscellaneous ])oem8; 
 
 Poems printed in Lockhart’s 
 biography; Lyrical pieces, 
 mottoes, etc., from the Waver- 
 ley novels. VIII. Bridal of 
 Triermain; Harold the daunt- 
 less; The field of Waterloo; 
 
 P.alidon hill ; MacDuff ’s cross. 
 
 IX. Doom of Devorgoil ; Au- 
 chindrane ; The house of As- 
 pen ; G-oetz of Berlichingen. 
 
 Same. N. Y 228.9 
 
 Contents. — Memoir; Lay of 
 the last minstrel ; Marmion ; 
 
 I.ady of the lake ; Vision of 
 Don Roderick; Rokeby; Bal- 
 lads; Lyrics; Songs. 
 
 — WaveiTey novels. 27 v. 263.5 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Waver- 
 ley. II. Guy Mannering. III. 
 
 The antiquary. IV. Rob Roy. 
 
 V-VII. 'I’ales of my landlord ; 
 
 V. Black dwarf; Gld mortali- 
 ty. VI. Heart of Mid-Lothian. 
 
 VII. Bride of Lammermoor; 
 
 I.egend of Montrose. VIII. 
 
 Ivanhoe. IX. The monastery. 
 
 X. The abbot. XI. Kenil- 
 worth. XII. 'rhei)irate. XIII. 
 
 Fortunes of Nigel. XIV. Pev- 
 eril of the Peak. XV. Quen- 
 titi Durward. XVI. St. Ro- 
 rian’s well. XVII. Redgaunt- 
 let. XVII I. Tales of the cru- 
 saders: 'J’he hetrothed ; 'I'he 
 talisman. XIX. Woodstock. 
 
 XX, XXL Chroidcles of the 
 Canongate: XX. Highland 
 widow; 'I’wo drovers; My 
 aunt Margaret’s mirror; H'ap- 
 cstried ehami)er ; Laird’s .Jock. 
 
 XXL St. Vahitiline’s day. or 
 the fair maid of Perth. XXII. 
 
 Anne of Geierstein. XXIll. 
 
 Count Robert of I'aris. XXIV. 
 
 Castle Daiitrcirous ; Glossary 
 to the W.-iverley nov(ds. 
 XXIV-XXVI. 'Pales of a 
 grandfather: Stories from 
 
 Hef)ttlHh history. XXVII. 
 
 'Pahfs of a grandfather: Sto- 
 ries taken from the history of 
 J''runcc. 
 
 • Hhclf. No. 
 
 Hcott, Sir W., ronfin.iied. 
 
 — Idle ol’ Nupolcoii Iluoiui- 
 
 luirtc. 2v 187.4 
 
 — Lady of l lic hike 106.24 
 
 — Marmion 166. IH 
 
 — 'i’al(*H of .t gramUallicr. 
 
 I listory ol‘ Scot land. 6 v. 318.1 
 
 — Eyrhyggja Saga, Abstract 
 
 of the. '/S'cc .Mallet, IMI. 235.15 
 
 — Guy Mannering. Drama- 
 •'ti/.ed. A'edTerry, I). . . . 165.11 
 
 — Heart of Mid-Lotliian. 
 
 Dramatized. See Dib- 
 din, T 165.20 
 
 — Ivanlio(>. Dramatized. 
 
 Dibdin, 'r 165.29 
 
 — Lady of the lake. Dram- 
 
 atized. See Dibdin, 16.5.26 
 
 — Life of. /S’ee Jvockhart, J. 
 
 G 198.4 
 
 Note. — 'Phe following table 
 gives the time of action in the 
 various ‘novels, and the indic- 
 ative historical data. 
 
 Count Robert of I’aris. UKW). (Jni- 
 sni/px mill ( 'oii.itii )i/iiioj)lr, 
 
 Hctrotlicd. Iisr. If'rMi.rlr. 
 
 'J'ulisman. C<iiir-ilt-Linn. 
 
 Ivatilioc. Il'.q. Cn iir-<lc- l.iini. 
 
 Castle Dangerous. bTlK!-?. Srottinh. 
 
 Fair tnaid of Perth. 1 10‘2. Scitlll!ih. 
 
 Qiu'iitiu Durward. 1470. Friinrc. 
 
 L<>„h .\7. 
 
 AuiUMifticicrstcin. 1474-7. France. 
 Mona.stery. !.").'>!), etc. 
 
 Abbot. I.■>(i8. (^Hcrn of Sciitx. 
 
 Kenilworth. 15(5. Queen KUza- 
 
 brf/i , 
 
 Laird’s Jock. 1000. 
 
 Fortunes of Nigel. 1020. .Tnnien T. 
 
 Legend of Montrose. 1045-0. Scot- 
 thh . 
 
 Woodstock. 1052. Cromwell. 
 
 I’cveril of the Peak. 1000. Charles 
 U. 
 
 Old Mortality. 107t)-tM). Scotch 
 Corenanters. 
 
 Pirate. 17(K). Zetland and Orkney. 
 
 Aunt Margaret’s mirror. 170(J. 
 
 Bride of Lainiuennoor. 1700. Scot- 
 tish. 
 
 Black dwarf. 1708. Scotti.<<h. 
 
 Hob Roy. 1715. Enejlish and Scot- 
 tish . 
 
 Heart of Mid-Lothian. 1730-51. 
 
 Scottish. 
 
 Waverlev. 1745. Scottish. 
 
 Highland widow. 1755. 
 
 Surgeon’s daughter. 1750-70. Eng- 
 land and India. 
 
 Guy Mannering. 1750-70. Scottish. 
 
 Two drovers. 1765. Scottish. 
 
 Redgauntlet. 1770. The Pretender. 
 
 Tapestried chamber. 1780. 
 
 Antiquary. 1708. Scottish. 
 
 St. Honan’s well. 1800. Planners 
 of Scott’s day. 
 
 Scott, Winfield. Infantry 
 
 tactics. 3 V 368.3 
 
 Scouring of the white horse. 
 
 Hughes, T 307.13 
 
 Scout, The. Simms, W. G. 343.24 
 Scribe, A. L. Asmodeus, 
 
 adapted by T. Archer. . . 165.22 
 Sculptors, Lives of Lritish. 
 
 Cunningham, A 47.14 
 
 Sea. Maury, M. F. Physi- 
 cal geography of the. .. 362.2 
 
 — Sonrel, 11. The bottom 
 
 of the... 36.14 
 
 Sea-kings and naval heroes. 
 
 Edgar,.!. G 17.15 
 
 Sea lions. Cooper, .!. F. . .. 285.10 
 
 Sea of ice. The 165.16 
 
 Sears,]!. Life of Luther . . 104.3 
 
 — Edwards, B. B., and Fel- 
 
 ton, C. C. Classical 
 
 studies 153.1 
 
 Sears, E. 1 1, llegeneration. 366.30 
 Seasons, d'he. Thomson, .1. 
 
 V. 2 of 227.5 
 
 Hbelf. No. 
 
 Si'AHONS, Picbirhil ciilt’iKhir 
 
 of the. Ilowill, M 157.20 
 
 Skai of (’mpirr. (’olllu, C. 
 
 (' !)5.26 
 
 Seavfr, .1. !•:. Lift’ of M. 
 
 .lemisoii. Di’h-lIe-Wii- 
 
 Mis 197.12 
 
 Seci'.ssion, Skfli’ln’.s of. 
 
 Browiilow, W. G 1M5.5 
 
 Second Iovp. Simpson, .1. 
 
 P 165.26 
 
 Second I I loiiGin s, Solomoii, 
 
 pseud, (piodlibet 305.2 
 
 Secret, 'I’he 164.3 
 
 Secrep passion. Williams, 
 
 R. F 321.3 
 
 Secret service. PlanchO, 
 
 .1. R 161.4 
 
 Sectarianism, Philosfiphy 
 
 of. Blaikie, A 366.19 
 
 Sedgwick, C. M. The boy 
 
 of Mount Rhigi 24.6 
 
 — Hope Leslie. 2 v 321.3 
 
 — Letters from abro.’id. 2 v. 85.17 
 
 — 'I'he Linwoods. 2v 321.1 
 
 — Live and let live 30H.3 
 
 — Lt)ve token for children. 18.2 
 
 — Married or single? 2 v. 263.1 
 
 — Memoir of L. M. David- 
 
 son V. 7 of 1 1 7.1 
 
 — Poor rich man, and rich 
 
 poor man 268.2 
 
 — Stories for youngpersons. 18.3 
 
 — Tales and sketches 18.1 
 
 — and others. Tales of 
 
 Glauber-Spa. 2 v. in L 305,19 
 
 Contents . — Le hossu ;Chihle 
 Roeliffe’s pilgrimage; 'Phe 
 skeleton’s cave ; Medfichl ; 'Phe 
 block-house; Mr. Green; Se- 
 lim ; Boyuca. 
 
 Sedgwick, T. Memoir of 
 
 W. Livingstone 193.8 
 
 Sedley, H. Dangerfleld’s 
 
 rest 247.28 
 
 Seeing Warren. Morton, T. 164.21 
 Seek and find. Adams, W. 
 
 T 12.12 
 
 Seeley, J. R. Ecce Homo. 366.9 
 
 Sega, J. True civilization. 206.13 
 SfiGUR, P. P. de. Expedi- 
 tion to Russia, in 1812. 
 
 2 V 48.17 
 
 Selborne, Natural history 
 
 of. White, G 47.17 
 
 Selby, C. Anthony and 
 
 Cleopatra 164.17 
 
 — Boots at the Swan 164.1 
 
 — A lady and gentleman in 
 
 a peculiarly perplexing 
 predicament 164.19 
 
 — The last of the pigtails.. 164.21 
 
 — The marble heart 165.26 
 
 — The married rake 164.8 
 
 — The new footman 164.8 
 
 — Robert Macaire 164.3 
 
 — Satan in Paris, adapted 
 
 from Clairville and Da- 
 rn arin 165.24 
 
 — Tlie unfinished gentle- 
 
 man 164.10 
 
 — The valet de sham 164.20 
 
 — The widow’s victim 164.3 
 
 Select journal of foreign 
 
 periodical literature. 4v. 407.2 
 Self. Bateman, Mrs. S. F. 165.19 
 
t 
 
 SELF-HELP 73 SHAKESPEARE 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Self-help. Smiles, S. 10G.4; 114.18 
 Self-justification, Essay 
 
 on. Edgeworth, M. .. . 249. G 
 
 Self-made men. Seymour, 
 
 C. C. B 115.8 
 
 Self-taught men. Ed- 
 wards, B.B. 118.2; 12G. 15; 199.3 
 Selling Lucky. Abbott, J. 
 
 V. 4 of 1G.3 
 
 Semi-attached couple. The. 
 
 Eden, Hon. E 2G4.21 
 
 Semi-detached house. The. 
 
 Eden, Hon. E 248.16 
 
 Semiramide. Rossini, G. A. 162.7 
 Senor Valiente. Miles, G. 
 
 H 165.29 
 
 Sense and sensibility. Aus- 
 ten, J 265.10 
 
 Sent to the tower. Mor- 
 ton, J. M 164.18 
 
 Serious family. Barnett, 
 
 M 165.11 
 
 Sermons. Bartol, C. A. 
 
 Christian spirit and life. 366.27 
 
 — Beecher, H. W. Ser- 
 
 mons 31.1 
 
 — Blunt, H. Doctrinal ar- 
 
 ticles of the church of 
 England 385.19 
 
 — Brooke, S. A. Sermons. 366.1 
 
 — Buckminster, J. S. Ser- 
 
 mons 383.7,8 
 
 — Channing, W. E. Dis- 
 
 courses 366.23 
 
 — Huntington, F. D. Chris- 
 
 tian believing and living. 386. 16 
 Sermons for the people. 385.6 
 
 — Lowell, C. Occasional.. 386.17 
 
 Practical 386.18 
 
 — Loysou, C., ahhe. Dis- 
 
 courses 366.35 
 
 — Nevins, W. Sermons... 386.12 
 
 — Palfrey, J. G. Sermons 
 
 on some duties of pri- 
 vate life 383.9 
 
 — Parker, N. Sermons.... 32.4 
 
 — Peabody, A. P. Chris- 
 
 tian consolations 366.28 
 
 — Peabody, E. Sermons.. 108.3 
 
 — Robertson, F. W. Ser- 
 
 mons 366.36 
 
 — Trench, R. C. Sermons 
 
 before the university of 
 Cambridge 366.6 
 
 — Ware, H., jr. Offices and 
 
 character of Christ 366.33 
 
 — Welles,—. “Things new 
 
 and old” 32.3 
 
 Servants by legacy. Pil- 
 grim, J 164.20 
 
 Servants of the stomach. 
 
 Mace, J 34.27 
 
 Seven chiefs against Thebes. 
 
 Aeschylus 339.17 
 
 Seven clerks. Wilks, T. E. 165.16 
 Seven sons of mammon. 
 
 Sala, G. A 302.15 
 
 Seven stories, with base- 
 ment and attic. Mitch- 
 
 ■ ell, D. G 244.12 
 
 Seven years. Kavanagh, J. 322.3 
 Sevigne, M. de Rabutin- 
 Chantal de. Letters to 
 her daughter and friends. 195.13 
 Sewall, T. Examination 
 
 of phrenology 363.11 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Seward, A. Letters writ- 
 ten between 1784 and 
 
 1807. 6 V 46.2 
 
 Seward, W. II. Life and 
 public services of J. Q. 
 
 Adams 196.8 
 
 — Life of. See Baker, G. E. 197.13 
 
 Sewell, E. M. Amy Her- 
 bert. 8° 261.24 
 
 Same. 12° 304.8 
 
 — Cleve hall 304.2 
 
 — The earl’s daughter 304.3 
 
 — Experience of life 265.23 
 
 — Glimpse of the world. .. . 287.20 
 
 — Gertrude 304.7 
 
 — Ivors. 2 V 304.5 
 
 — Journal of a home life. . . 304.11 
 
 — Katharine Ashton. 2 v. 304.1 
 
 — Laneton parsonage. 3 v. 266.15 
 
 — Margaret Percival. 2 v. 304.6 
 
 — Ursula. 2v 304.4 
 
 Seymour, C. Wanted — a 
 
 widow, with immediate 
 possession. See Bouci- 
 
 cault, D. (L.) 164.12 
 
 Seymour, C. C. B. Self- 
 
 made men 115.8 
 
 Seymour, H. Public record : 
 including speeches, mes- 
 sages, proclamations, 
 
 [etc.], from 1 856 [to 68]. 134.3 
 
 Seymour, M. H. Mornings 
 among the Jesuits at 
 
 Rome 387.8 
 
 Sforzosi, L. Compendious 
 
 history of Italy 59.4 
 
 Shadow of Ashlydyat. 
 
 Wood, E. P 321.13 
 
 Shadow of Moloch moun- 
 tain. Austin, J. G 301.5 
 
 Shahmah in pursuit of free- 
 dom; or, the branded 
 
 hand 243.2 
 
 Shaker lovers. Johnson, S. 
 
 D 164.20 
 
 Shakers. Evans, F. W. 
 
 Origin of the 366.29 
 
 — Green, C. Summary 
 
 view of the 366.17 
 
 — Testimony of Christ’s 
 
 second appearing 363.5 
 
 Shakespeare, W. Works. 
 
 The plays edited from 
 the folio of 1623, by R. 
 
 G. White. Bost. 1862- 
 
 66. 12 V 163.1 
 
 Contents. — Vol.I. Preface; 
 Supplementary notes and cor- 
 rections; Memoirs of Shake- 
 speare; Shakespeare’s will; 
 Chronological tables of Shake- 
 speare’s works ; Notes on the 
 portraits and autograph signa- 
 tures of Shakespeare ; An ac- 
 count of the rise and progress 
 of the English drama to the 
 time of Shakespeare ; Essay on 
 Shakespeare’s genius; Histor- 
 ical sketch of the text of Shake- 
 speare; Poems. II. Prelim- 
 inary matter to the folio of 
 1623; Tempest; Two gentle- 
 men of Verona; Merry wives 
 of Windsor. III. Measure for 
 measure ; The comedy of er- 
 rors; Much ado about nothing ; 
 Love’s labour’s lost. IV. Mid- 
 summer-night’s dream; Mer- 
 chant of Venice; As you like 
 it ; Taming of the shrew. V. 
 All’s well that ends well ; 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Shakespeare, W., continued. 
 
 Twelfth night, or what you 
 will; The winter’s tale. VI. 
 
 King John: King Richard ii; 
 
 King Henry iv, parts 1. 2. 
 
 VII. King Henry v; King 
 Henry vi, parts 1, 2; Essay on 
 the authorship of Henry vi. 
 
 VIII. King Henry vi, part 3 ; 
 
 King Richard in ; King Henry ■ 
 vni. IX. Troilus and Cre.— 
 sida; Coriolanus; Titus An- 
 dronicus. X. Romeo and Ju- 
 liet; Timon of Athens ; Julius 
 Caesar; Macbeth. XI. Ham- 
 let; King Lear ; Othello. XII. 
 
 Antony and Cleopatra; Cym- 
 beline; Pericles; Appendix. 
 
 — Dramatic works [and 
 
 poems]. Dublin, 1791. 
 
 Vol. 2 161.4 
 
 Contents. — Henry vr, parts 
 1-3; Richard III ; Henry vxii; 
 Coriolanus; Julius Caesar; An- 
 tony and Cleopatra; Timon of 
 Athens ; Titus Andronicus ; 
 
 Trolius and Cressida; Cymbe- 
 line; King Lear; Romeo and 
 Juliet ; Hamlet ; Othello ; 
 
 Poems; Sonnets; Passionate 
 pilgrim ; Lover’s complaint. 
 
 — Dramatic works. With 
 
 corrections of Johnson, 
 Steevens, and others, re- 
 vised by I. Reed. N. Y. 
 
 1846. 6 163.2 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Author’s 
 life ; l»r. Johnson’s preface ; 
 Learntng of Shakespeare ; 
 Tempest; Two gentlemen of 
 Verona; Merry wives of Wind- 
 sor ; Measure for measure; 
 
 Comedy of errors; Merchant 
 of Venice. II. As you like it; 
 Midsummer night’s dream; 
 
 Much ado about nothing; 
 
 Love’s labour’s lost; Taming 
 of the shrew; All’s well that 
 ends well; Twelfth night. III. 
 
 Winter’s tale; Macbeth; King 
 John; Richard ii; Henry IV, 
 parts 1 and 2. IV. King Hen- 
 ry v; King Henry vi, parts 1, 
 
 2, and 3 ; Richard in ; Henry 
 VIII. V. Coriolanus; Julius 
 Caesar; Antony and Cleopatra; 
 
 Timon of Athens; Titus An- 
 dronicus; Troilus and Cressi- 
 da. VI. Cymbeline ; King 
 Lear ; Romeo and Juliet ; 
 
 Hamlet; Othello; Pericles. 
 
 — Plays. From the orig- 
 
 inals, by G. Steevens. 
 
 Lond. 1766. Vol. 2-4. 
 
 3v 163.11 
 
 Contents. — Vol. II. Taming 
 of the shrew; King Lear; King 
 John, parts 1, 2; Richard ii; 
 
 Henry iv, parts 1, 2 ; III. 
 
 Henry v ; Contention of the 
 houses of Lancaster and Y orke, 
 parts 1, 2 ; Troylus and Cres- 
 seida; IV. Romeo and Juliet; 
 
 Hamlet ; Othello ; Sonnets ; 
 
 Lover’s complaint ; King I^eir, 
 and his three daughters. 
 
 — Poems. Bost. 1856 227.1 
 
 Contents. — M.erao\x, by A. 
 
 Dyce; Venus and Adonis; 
 
 Rape of Lucrece; Sonnets; 
 
 Lover’s complaint; Passionate 
 pilgrim; Songs from the plays 
 of Shakspeare. 
 
 — As you like it 165.10 
 
 — Coriolanus 165.29 
 
 — Hamlet. 165.3 
 
 — Henry iv, part 1 165,11 
 
 10 
 
SIIAKICSPEAUE 
 
 74 
 
 SIMONDfl 
 
 8)ielf. No. 
 
 S n AK KHPiOA i{ Fi, \V. , cnuti micd. 
 
 — Il<‘iiiy VIII 11:5.1 1 
 
 — .liiliuH ('a\sjir 12 
 
 — Katlinrine and rctruclilo. 1(15.14 
 
 — .Kin*^ .loJin 1(:5.(: 
 
 — Kin^J.ear ](;5.10 
 
 — Jaive’s labour’s lost 1(:5.28 
 
 — Mufbcth 1(:5.8 
 
 — The iiiercliaiit of Venice. 1G5.‘J 
 
 — Tlie merry wives of Wind- 
 
 sor 105.24 
 
 — A Midsuininer- niglit’s 
 
 dream 105.15 
 
 Same. Arranged for 
 
 representation by li. 
 
 Keene 105.23 
 
 — Much ado about nothing. 105.8 
 
 — Othello 105.3 
 
 — llichard iir. Adapted to 
 
 representation by C. 
 
 Cibber 105.2 
 
 — liomeo and Juliet 105.7 
 
 — The temiiest. Adapted 
 
 tor representation by T. 
 
 Barry 105.17 
 
 — "J’welfth night 105. J) 
 
 — The two gentlemen of 
 
 Verona 105.4 
 
 — The winter’s tale 105. 2‘J 
 
 — Collier, J. P. Notes and 
 
 emendations to Shake- 
 speare’s plays 204.11 
 
 — Gritlith, E. Morality of 
 
 Shakespeare’s drama... 155.15 
 
 — Guizot, E. (P. G.) Shak- 
 
 speare and his times... 123.2 
 
 — Ilazlitt, W. Characters 
 
 of Shakespear’s plays. 157.5 
 
 — Lamb, C. Tales from... 17.1 
 
 — 'rercentenary celebration 
 
 of the birth of 101.1 
 
 — Williams, K. E. Shake- 
 
 speare and his friends.. 321.3 
 
 Youth of 321.3 
 
 Sii AKEsrEAUE’s dream . 
 
 Brougham, J 104.14, 26 
 
 SiiALEK, W. Sketches of 
 
 Algiers 93.11 
 
 SiiAMKOCK and thistle. Ad- 
 ams, W. T 13.6 
 
 Shandy Maguire. Pilgrim, 
 
 J 165.24 
 
 Shanks, W. E. G. Personal 
 recollections of distin- 
 guished generals 115.3 
 
 Shannon, C. The youthful 
 
 queen 165.21 
 
 Shaw, S. Journals, with life 
 
 by J. Quincy 113.12 
 
 Shaw, W. E. Catalogue of 
 gas cooking and heating 
 
 apparatus 305.28 
 
 Shaw, W. S., Memorials of. 
 
 Eelt, J. B 198.2 
 
 She stoops to conquer. 
 
 Goldsmith, O. ..105.11; 168.22 
 SiiEAHAN, J. W. Life of S. 
 
 A. Douglas 115.10 
 
 Sheeefy, j., lady. Shelley 
 memorials : added, an 
 Essay on Christianity, 
 
 by JMk Shelley 108.5 
 
 Shkeeey, M. W., and others. 
 
 JJves of eminent Erench 
 writers. 2 v 197.14 
 
 Hlulf. No. 
 
 SiiEM.EY, P. B. Poetical 
 
 works 108.24 
 
 ( 'oiltl VlH. — 'Dk; (Vlicl; 
 
 M 111) ; Kcvollof ImIjiiii; 
 I’roiiictlH MH tiiiboiiiKl; Uoku- 
 lind and Helen; KpipHyeld- 
 dinn; AdoidoH lIollaH; .Inlian 
 and Maddain; Tlie -wilcli of 
 Atlas; 'I’lic trium))li of life; 
 
 M ittcellancouH poeniH. 
 
 — Essay on Christianity. 
 
 Shelley, J., lady ... 108.5 
 
 — Trelawny, E. J. Lasttlays 
 
 of 200.3 
 
 Sheei.ey memorials. Nee 
 
 Shelley, .1., /mb/ 108.5 
 
 Shenandoah, Caniii.aign in 
 the valley of the, in 
 1801. Patterson, R. .. . 1.33.12 
 SnEnAUD, T. Memoir of his 
 
 own life. Nee Young, A. 181.7 
 SiiEimAUD, E. S. (A\ Jlrr- 
 
 yer.) Charles Auchester. 201.35 
 
 — Counterparts 282.3 
 
 SiiEunuuNE, .1. 11. Life of 
 
 J. P. Jones 195.2 
 
 Sheihdan, P. IL, J/ife, c;mi- 
 paigns and jiublic ser- 
 vices of. Nee Denison, 
 
 C. W 115.13 
 
 Sheihdan, R. B. Dramatic 
 
 works 103.9 
 
 Conlenis. — Life; 3'tie rivals; 
 
 St. I’atriek’a day; 'I'lie duen- 
 na; 3 lie bchool forhcandal; 
 
 3'lie critic ; 3’rip to Scar- 
 borough; IMzarro; Verses to 
 the memory of Uarrick. 
 
 — The critic 105.8 
 
 — The duenna 105.8 
 
 — Pizarro, altered from Kot- 
 
 zebue 165.3 
 
 — The rivals 105.4 
 
 — The school for scandal.. 105.1 
 
 — Memoirs of. See Moore, 
 
 T 102.2 
 
 Sheridan, T. Life of J. 
 
 Swift V. 1 of 49.1 
 
 Sherw'in, T., Life and char- 
 acter of. See Water- 
 
 stoB, R. C 152.9 
 
 Sherwood, J. D. Comic 
 history of the United 
 
 States 282.1 
 
 Shiel, R. L. The apostate. 165.9 
 
 — Evadne 165.8 
 
 SniELARER, B. P. {Mrs. 
 
 Fartington.') Knitting- 
 
 work 244.1 
 
 Ship and shore. Colton, W. 97.3 
 Siiip-iiUiLDiNG. See Naval 
 architecture. 
 
 Shocking events. Buck- 
 
 stone, J. B 164.22 
 
 Shoemaker of Toulouse. 
 
 Hill, E. S 105.25 
 
 Shooting, Recreations in. 
 
 Carleton, Capt 37.2 
 
 Shrimpton, C. The black 
 
 phantom 343.12 
 
 SiiYi.ocK. Talfourd, E. ... 104.12 
 Siamese twins. A Beckett, 
 
 G. A 104.18 
 
 Siberia, Oriental and Wes- 
 tern. Atkinson, T. W. 82.8 
 
 Sac also Amour. 
 
 Hlii'lf No. 
 
 Siih ut’h wold. Mnekarm s.s, 
 
 M. A 2H7.11 
 
 Siiu i v, J. D. IliNiory of 
 
 1 idon, Mn L’.O.IH 
 
 SiiuHtNi:, W. War in France 
 
 and Ib'lgium, in is 15... is 1.5 
 SicH.iAN vc.vpcrs. Verdi, G. 102.11 
 Sicini;s, 'I'helwo. Dumas, 
 
 A. (D.) Garibaldians in 
 Sicily 180.8 
 
 — Eorbes, G. S. Campaign 
 
 of Garibaldi in 102 1 
 
 — Sleeper, M. G. The two 
 
 Sicilies 27.10 
 
 Sicii.v. 'ruckerman, II. J’. 90.27 
 
 SiDEiH-'Ai, heavens, 'I'lie. 
 
 Diek, T 19.1 1 ; 383.21 
 
 Sights a-foot. Collins, (W.) 
 
 W 302.42 
 
 Sigma, psrvd. See Sargent, 
 
 L. M. 
 
 Signs of the times. Bunsen, 
 
 C. C. J. von 184.9 
 
 Skh'ui). Narrative. See 
 
 Wright, 'r 85.22 
 
 Sii.AS Marner. Lew(>s, M. J. 
 
 287. 2:>; 347.17 
 Silent struggles. Stcqihens, 
 
 A. S 300.5 
 
 SiLLi.MAN, B. Visit to Eu- 
 rope in 1851. 2 V 94.9 
 
 Silver cord, 'J'he. Brooks, 
 
 (C.)S 301.55 
 
 Silvia. Kavanagh, J 302.50 
 
 Simms, W. G. {Fraiik 
 
 Cooper.^ Poems. 2 v. 107.32 
 
 f'ontents. — Vol. I. Norman 
 Maurice; AtalaiitiH; 'I'aleHaiid 
 traditioiiH of tlie South; City 
 of die silent. II. Soutliern 
 passages and pictures; Histor- 
 ical and dramatic sketches; 
 Scripture legends; Francesca 
 da Rimini. 
 
 Simms, AY. G. Beauchampe. 204.12 
 
 — Charlemont 243 17 
 
 — Confession 247.21 
 
 — Eutaw 248 3 
 
 — The forayers 243.20 
 
 — Katharine Walton 243.21 
 
 — Life of Chevalier Bayard. 125.0 
 
 — Mellichampe 243.22 
 
 — The partisan 243.23 
 
 — The scout 243.24 
 
 — Southward ho ! 245.6 
 
 — Yemassee 343.11 
 
 Note. — The following of the 
 above tales form a connected, 
 series of revolutionary ro- 
 mances: — 1. The partisan. 2. 
 Mellichampe. 3. The scout, 
 (called originally The kins- 
 men). 4. Katharine Walton. 
 5. The forayers. 6. Eutaw. 
 
 SiMOND, L. Switzerland, 
 
 1817-19. 2 V 93.9 
 
 SiMONDS, T. C. History of 
 
 South Boston 136.23 
 
 SiMONDS, W. {yValter Aim- 
 'leell.) Aimwell stories. 
 
 Clinton 17.23 
 
 Ella 17.19 
 
 Jerry 17.24 
 
 Jessie 17.22 
 
 Marcus 17.21 
 
 Oscar 17.20 
 
 Whistler 17.18 
 
SIMPSON 
 
 75 
 
 SOCIETY 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Simpson, E. Treatise on 
 ordnance and naval gun- 
 nery 31.22 
 
 Simpson, J. P. Dreams of 
 
 delusion 104.20 
 
 — Marco Spada 105.14 
 
 — Second love 105.20 
 
 Simpson and co. Poole, J. 105.9 
 Sinai and Palestine. Stan- 
 ley, A. P 92.3 
 
 Sink or swim. Alger, H., 
 
 jr 28.7 
 
 Sintkam and liis compan- 
 ions. La Motte ITouque, 
 
 F. (II. C.), baron de. 
 
 17.12; 248.14 
 
 Sioux war. History of the. 
 
 Heard, I. V. D 130.11 
 
 Sir Roger de Coverley. Ad- 
 dison, J 24.3 
 
 See also Spectator, no. 1, 2, 
 
 106-110, 112-123, 125, 126, 130- 
 132, 269, 329, 335, 359, 383, 517. 
 
 Siren, A. Trollope, T. A. 204.15 
 Sister Susy. Clarke, R. S. 18.12 
 Sister’s influence. Baker, 
 
 H. N. (W.) 14.2 
 
 Six degrees of crime. Hill, 
 
 F. S 105.24 
 
 Six nights with the Wash- 
 ingtonians. Arthur, T. 
 
 S 320.15 
 
 Six old English chronicles. 
 
 Giles, J. A 337.2 
 
 Sixteen-string Jack. Rede, 
 
 W. L 105.21 
 
 Skeleton witness. Rede, 
 
 W. L 165.21 
 
 Sketch book. Irving, W. 
 
 v. 2 of 46.6 
 
 Sketches by “ Boz.” Dick- 
 ens, C. (J. H.).... 247.26; 284.1 
 
 Sketches in India. Morton, 
 
 T 166.13 
 
 Skinner, T. Journey over 
 
 land to India 236.22 
 
 Skirmishes and sketches. 
 
 Dodge, M. A 45.2 
 
 Skye, A summer in. Smith, 
 
 A 96.9 
 
 Slasher and Crasher. Mor- 
 ton, J. M 164.4 
 
 Slavery. Adam, W. Slav- 
 ery in British India 156.21 
 
 — Cochin, A. Results of 
 
 emancipation 356.11 
 
 — Greeley, H. Struggle for 
 
 slavery extension in the 
 United States 181.3 
 
 — Peissner, E. The Amer- 
 
 ican question in its na- 
 tional aspect 136.14 
 
 — Van Evrie, J. H. Ne- 
 
 groes and negro slavery. 156.23 
 
 — Weld, T. D. American 
 
 slavery as it is 134.5 
 
 See also Negroes. 
 
 Sleeman, Sir W. H. Jour- 
 ney through the king- 
 
 dom of Oude, 1819, 50. 
 
 97.18 
 
 Sleep. Hall, W. W 34.15 
 
 Sleeper, M. G. The Med- 
 iterranean islands 27.18 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Sleeper, M. G., continued. 
 
 — Sweden and Norway 27.17 
 
 — The two Sicilies 27.16 
 
 Sleeping beauty in the 
 
 wood. Thackeray, Miss 
 
 (A. I.) 347.13 
 
 Slick, Sam, pseud. See Hali- 
 burton, T. C. 
 
 Small house at Arlington. 
 
 Trollope, A 301.28 
 
 Smart, H. Breezie . Lang- 
 
 ton 302.52 
 
 — A race for a wife 302.53 
 
 Smectymnuus, pseud. Mil- 
 
 ton, J. Animadversions 
 upon the remonstrant’s 
 
 Defence against. ..v. 3 of 337.6 
 Apology for v. 3 of 337.5 
 
 Note.—Smectymmms\fi made 
 up from the initial letters of 
 the names of Stephen J/ar- 
 shall, ^^dmundCalamy, Thom- 
 as ibung, A/iitthew A^ew- 
 comen, and IFilliam Npur- 
 stow, presbytorian divines who 
 wrote an “Answer” to “An 
 humble remonstrance to the 
 high court of parliament,” by 
 Joseph Hall, bishop of Nor- 
 wich, to which “Answer” 
 
 Hall replied in a “ Defence of 
 the remonstrance.” 
 
 Smedley, E. Sketches from 
 
 Venetian history. 2 v. 49.6 
 Smedley, F. E. Lewis 
 
 Arundel 302.10 
 
 Smiles, S. Brief biogra - 
 
 phies 116.3 
 
 — The Huguenots in Eng- 
 
 land and Ireland 147.5 
 
 — Industrial biography.... 116.4 
 
 — Life of G. Stephenson . . . 105.6 
 
 — Life of G. and R. Ste- 
 
 phenson 121.6 
 
 — Self-help. Bost 114.18 
 
 Same. N. Y 106.4 
 
 Smith, Albert. The cricket 
 on the hearth, drama- 
 tized from C. Dickens. 165.30 
 Smith, Alexander. A sum- 
 
 mer in Skye 96.9 
 
 Smith, Amelia. Journal and 
 correspondence. See Ad- 
 ams, A 196.16 
 
 Smith, C. H. Natural his- 
 tory of the human spe- 
 cies 35.4 
 
 Smith, C. H. J. Parks and 
 
 pleasure grounds 364.8 
 
 Smith, Eli. Biblical re- 
 searches in Palestine. 
 
 Nee Robinson, E 232.11 
 
 Smith, Elizabeth E. The 
 three eras of woman’s 
 
 life ; • • • 264.2 
 
 Smith, G. Make your wills ! 
 
 See Mayhew, E 164.12, 23 
 
 Smith, George. Visit to the 
 consular cities of China, 
 and the islands of Hong 
 
 Kong and Chusan 94.21 
 
 Smith, Goldwin. Lectures 
 
 on the study of history. 147.22 
 — Three English states- 
 men. [Pyra, Cromwell, 
 
 Pitt] • 124.9 
 
 Smith, H. I. See Schmidt, 
 
 H. I 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Smith, Horace. Gaieties and 
 
 gravities 158.6 
 
 — and J. Rejected addresses. 167.9 
 Smith, Horatio Festivals, 
 
 games, and amusements. 48.26 
 Smith, Sir James E. Phys- 
 iological and systemati- 
 
 cal botany 33.17 
 
 Smith, .Jeremiah, Life of. 
 
 See Morison, .J. H 196.9 
 
 Smith, Jerome V. C. Pil- 
 grimage to Egypt 94.6 
 
 — Turkey and the Turks.. 97.22 
 Smith, Capt. John, Life of. 
 
 See Hillard, G. S. v. 2 of 117.1 
 V. 1 of 123.7 
 
 Smith, Seba. Life and 
 writings of Major Jack 
 
 Downing 246.7 
 
 Smith, Sol, pseud. Theat- 
 rical apprenticeship 343.8 
 
 — Theatrical journey-work. 343.9 
 
 — Theatrical management 
 
 in the West and South 
 
 for thirty years 111.1 
 
 Smith, Sydney. Works 152.6 
 
 — Memoir, with a selection 
 
 from his letters. See 
 
 Holland, S. S., ladif 125.8 
 
 Smith, Hon. William. His- 
 tory of New York, from 
 the discovery to 1814. . . 134.2 
 
 Smith, William, LL. D. Dic- 
 tionary of Greek and Ro- 
 man antiquities . ..*R. R., A. 6 
 
 — Dictionary of Greek and 
 
 Roman geography. 2 v. 
 
 ’*'R. R., A. 7 
 
 — Dictionary of the Bible. 
 
 Revised by H. B. Hack- 
 ett [and] E. Abbot 4 v. 
 
 *R. R., D. 1 
 
 — History of Greece 185.12 
 
 Smith, W. H. (S.) The 
 
 drunkard 165.12 
 
 SxMiTH, W. L. G. China and 
 
 the Chinese 97.13 
 
 Smith, W. R. History of 
 
 Wisconsin. 2 v 133.22 
 
 Smollett, T. Humphry 
 
 Clinker. Lond 249.2 
 
 Same. N. Y 324.1 
 
 — Roderick Random 324.1 
 
 Smucker, S. M. Court and 
 
 reign of Catherine ii . . . 356.2 
 
 — History of the four 
 
 Georges 188.7 
 
 — Life and times of A. 
 
 Hamilton 196.17 
 
 — Life and times of T. Jef- 
 
 ferson 215.13 
 
 Snarleyyow. Marryat, F. 323.14 
 Snow, H. Spirit-intercourse. 366.2 
 Snow-lmage, The. Haw- 
 thorne, N 45.15 
 
 Soane, G. Undine. [Dram- 
 atized from La Motte 
 
 Fouque] 165.21 
 
 Society. Dick, T. Improve- 
 ment of 19.39 ; 335 4 
 
 — Ferguson, A. Civil 154.15 
 
 Society and solitude. Em- 
 erson, R. W 157.18 
 
 Society of the army of the 
 Cumberland. Report of 
 the first meeting 134.4 
 
SOLDIER 
 
 S1’ALD1N(; 
 
 7(; 
 
 Hhrlf. No. 
 
 S()Li>iKit boy. Adams, W. 'r. 12.0 
 
 Soi.dikk’h courtshii). I’oolo, 
 
 .1 it; 1.20 
 
 Soi.Diicii’adaiij^hter. Cherry, 
 
 A 10r).14 
 
 SoLDiicu’s knapsack ^80. 20 
 
 Soi.DiKu’s lile in India. Hod- 
 
 son, W. S. U 350.10 
 
 SoLiUKii’s orphans. Ste- 
 phens, A. S 300.15 
 
 Soldier’s pocket Bible 380.20 
 
 Soldier’s return. Oi)ie, A. 
 
 V. 2 of 282.5 
 
 Soli, und Ilaben. Frey tag, 
 
 G 277.0 
 
 SoMERODY else. rianclie, 
 
 ,7. B 104.18 
 
 Somerset, C. A. Day after 
 
 the fair 104.12, 23 
 
 — Zelina... 105.27 
 
 Somerville, M. Connection 
 
 of the physical sciences. 380.0 
 
 — Physical geography 387.20 
 
 Son of the night. Gayler, 
 
 C 105.20 
 
 Son of the soil. Oliphant, 
 
 M. (O.W.) 301.23 
 
 Song of Hiawatha. Long- 
 fellow, H. W 100.27 
 
 Songs. Carpenter, J. E. 
 
 The British song book. 109.3 
 
 The convivial songster. 169.1 
 
 The tire-side song book. 109.10 
 
 The home songster 109.2 
 
 Songs for all ages 109.4 
 
 — Holmes, O. W. Songs 
 
 in many keys 100.14 
 
 — Hullali, J. The song 
 
 book 108.5 
 
 — Street ballads, popular 
 
 poetry, and household 
 songs of Ireland 108.18 
 
 — Whittier, J. G. Songs of 
 
 labor V. 1 of 167.12 
 
 See also Ballads. 
 
 SoNNAMBULA, La. Bellini, V. 162.8 
 SoNREL, L. The bottom of 
 
 the sea 36.14 
 
 Sophocles. [Tragedies.] 
 Translated by T. Franck- 
 lin 339.16 
 
 Contents. — Ajax; Electra; 
 Philoctetea; Antigone; Tra- 
 chiniae; Oedipus tyrannus; 
 
 OSdipuB Coloneus. 
 
 Sorceress, The. Velde, C. 
 
 F. van der 327.31 
 
 SoRDELLO. Browning, K. . . 107.14 
 SoiiGiio and imphee. Olcott, 
 
 H.S 304.19 
 
 Soul’s, A, tragedy. Brown- 
 ing, R v. 2 of 107.15 
 
 Soule, R., and Wheeler, 
 
 W. A. Manual of Eng- 
 lish pronunciation and 
 
 spelling 155.14 
 
 Soundings from the Atlan- 
 
 tic. Holmes, O. W 200.20 
 
 Sourii. Davidson, J. W. 
 
 Living writers of the .. 115.1 
 
 — J’aulding, J. K. Letters 
 
 from the, 1810 230.20 
 
 South Cai'.olina, History of, 
 from 1070 to 1808. Ram- 
 say, D 132.4 
 
 ShplC. No. 
 
 South seas, Adventures in 
 
 tlie. Melville, II 85.11 
 
 Sou I If EKN, 'r. Oroonoko.. 109.0 
 
 SOU'IHEY, R. I’oetieal 
 
 works. Bost. 10 v. .. 227.2 
 
 — Vol. 1. l.y 
 II. 'I'. 'I’ln-korinan ; .Joan of 
 Arc; 9'Iic viHion of the Maid 
 of OrlcaiiH, II. 'I'lic triiiini)h 
 of woman; 'NV.at'l’ylcr ; I’ocnni 
 concerning tlic Klavo-lrade; 
 I’.otany-Lav^ ec logncH; Son- 
 nelH; Monodram.-iM; Amatory 
 >oemH of Alx’l Slinflleixittom ; 
 
 .yric ])ot'mH; HongH of llio 
 American IinliaiiH ; ( tccaHional 
 piecew; 'Dk- rctroK|)e(t : Hymn 
 to the penatcH. III. I'ingliHh 
 oclogucH; NondoHcriplt* ; Tlie 
 Dcvii’H walk; lnHcrij)tionH ; 
 
 Carmt'ii triumplialc, for tlio 
 commencement of the ytair 
 1814; Odea; Epistle to Allan 
 Cnnningliam; Oji eene verza- 
 inellng van mijne afhceldin- 
 gen. IV. d'halaba the de- 
 stroyer. V. Madoc. VI. Bal- 
 lads and metrical tales. VII. 
 
 A tale of Paraguay; All for 
 love; 'Tlie jiilgrim to Comjxis- 
 tella. VIII. 'I’lie curse of Ke- 
 liama. IX. Roderick, the last 
 of the Goths. X. 'J’he jioet's 
 pilgrimage to Waterloo; 'The 
 lay of tlie laureate; Funeral 
 song for the jirinceHS Charlotte 
 of Wales; A vision of judg- 
 ment; Oliver Newmau ; Mis- 
 cellaneous poems. 
 
 Same. N. Y 101.2 
 
 Contents. — Prefaces; .Joan 
 of Arc; 'The vision of the 
 Maid of Orleans; 'The triumph 
 of woman; Wat 'Tyler; Poems 
 concerning the slave trade; 
 
 Botany hay eclogues ; Son- 
 nets ; Monodramas; Amatory 
 poems of Abel Shufflebottom; 
 
 Lyric poems; Songs of the 
 American Indians; Occasion- 
 al pieces ; The retrospect ; 
 
 Hymn to the penates; English 
 eclogues; Nondescripts; 'The 
 Devil’s walk; Inscriptions; 
 
 Carmen triumphale, for the 
 commencement of the year 
 1814 ; Odes ; The warning 
 voice ; On the portrait of Bish- 
 op Heber; Epistle to Allan 
 Cunningham ; Op eene verza- 
 meling v.an mijne afbeeldin- 
 gen ; 'Tbalaba the destroyer; 
 
 Madoc; Ballads and metrical 
 tales ; A tale of Paraguay ; All 
 for love ; The pilgrim to Com- 
 postella; The curse of Keha- 
 ma; Roderick, the last of the 
 Goths; The poet’s pilgrimage 
 to Waterloo; Carmen nuptiale ; 
 
 Funeral song, for the princess 
 Charlotte of Wales; A vision 
 of judgement ; Oliver New- 
 man; Miscellaneous poetical 
 remains. 
 
 — The doctor, etc. 2 v. 
 
 in 1 305.15 
 
 — Life and correspond- 
 
 ence 121.7 
 
 — Life of Cowper...v. 1, 2 of 40.1 
 
 — Life of Nelson. Lond. . . 127.18 
 
 Same. N. Y 48.10 
 
 — Life of Wesley. 2 v. . . . 125.9 
 
 — Browne, C. T. Life of.. 105.3 
 
 — Cottle, J. Reminiscences 
 
 of 104.2 
 
 — und Byron, G. (G. N.), 
 lord. The two visions 
 of judgment 108.12 
 
 Hhcir. No. 
 
 Sou riH} A 1 1 ,, 11. 'I’our 
 
 Ihruu^li .\niuni:i, Kur- 
 di.^laii, IV i'siii and Mr.so- 
 potamla, 2 v. in I 2:’. I 7 
 
 Sou I iiw MID ho ! SimiuH, 
 
 W. G 215.0 
 
 SoniiwouiH, I'h I). E. N. 
 
 Allworlh abbey 315.1 
 
 — 'I'he brid.al eve 315.8 
 
 — 'Tlie bride of Llewellyn . . 315 2 
 
 — 'I'he briile’s fate 315.13 
 
 — 'I’he ehani;e<l brides 315.9 
 
 — 'The eurse of (Tifton 315.5 
 
 — 'I'lu! deserted wife 315.10 
 
 — 'I'he disc.arded daughter. 315.10 
 
 — Fair itlay 315.1 
 
 — I'tillen pridt' 315.7 
 
 — 'I’he family doom 315.12 
 
 — 'The fatid marriage 315.3 
 
 — 'The fortune seeker 345.18 
 
 — 'I’he gipsy’s prophecy ... . 315.11 
 
 — 'I'he haunted homestead. 315.15 
 
 — How he won her 315.t; 
 
 — India 315.11 
 
 — 'The lady of the isle 344. .3 
 
 — 'I'he lost heiress 311.1 
 
 — Love’s labor won 31 1.2 
 
 — 'I'he m.aiden widow 341.5 
 
 — 'I’he missing bride 31 1.4 
 
 — 'I'he moth(‘r-in-Iaw 311.0 
 
 — The prince of darkness. . 314.7 
 
 — Retribution 341.10 
 
 — 'I’he three beauties 314.9 
 
 — The two sisters 344.8 
 
 — Vi via 301,12 
 
 — 'I’he widow’s son 344.13 
 
 — 'J’he wife’s victory 344.11 
 
 — and Baden, F. H. 'I'he 
 
 Christmas guest 345.17 
 
 SouvESTRE, L. Brittany and 
 
 La Vendee 204.31 
 
 Spain. Abbott, .7. S. C. Ito- 
 mance of Spanish his- 
 tory 147.24 
 
 — Borrow, G. The Bible 
 
 in 151.13 
 
 'I'he gypsies of 151.13 
 
 — Bryant, W. C. Letters 
 
 from 233.1 
 
 — Coude, J. A. Dominion 
 
 of the Arabs in 186.1 
 
 — Dunham, S. A. History 
 
 of 148.1 
 
 — Florian, J. P. C. de. The 
 
 Moors of 47.8 
 
 — Helps, A. The Spanish 
 
 conquest in America . . . 147.14 
 
 — Irving, W. Conquest of. 
 
 V. 5 of 46.6 
 
 — Mackenzie, A. S. Spain 
 
 revisited 95.7 
 
 A year in 86.8 
 
 — March, C. W. Sketches 
 
 and adventures in the 
 Andalusias of 84.9 
 
 — Traces of the Roman and 
 
 Moor through the 
 Spains 87.21 
 
 — Wallis, S. T. Glimpses 
 
 of 86.9 
 
 Institutions, politics, 
 
 and public men of 97.29 
 
 See also Ferdinand and Isa- 
 bella, Philip II. 
 
 Spalding, W. Italy and the 
 
 Italian islands. 3 v, . .. 48.4 
 
SPANISH 
 
 77 
 
 STANLEY 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Spanish ballads, Ancient. 
 
 Lockhart, J. G 107.19 
 
 Spanish gipsy. Middleton, 
 
 T V. 4 of 103.10 
 
 Spare liours. Brown, J. • . • 157.15 
 Sparks, J. Library of Amer- 
 ican biography. N. Y. 
 
 10 117.1 
 
 Contents. — Yo\.l. J. Stark, 
 by E. Everett; C. B. Brown, 
 by W.H. Prescott; R. Mont- 
 gomery, by J. Armstrong ; E. 
 
 Allen, by J. Sparks. II. A. 
 
 Wilson, by W. B. O. Peabody ; 
 
 Capt. J. Smith, by G. S. Hil- 
 lard. III. Life and treason of 
 
 B. Arnold, by J. Sparks. IV. 
 
 A. Wayne, by J. Armstrong; 
 
 Sir H. Vane, by C. W. Upham. 
 
 V. J. Eliot, byC. Francis. VI. 
 
 W. Pinkney, by H. Wheaton ; 
 
 W. Ellery, by E. T. Channing ; 
 
 C. Mather, by W. B. O. Pea- 
 body. VII. Sir W. Phips, by 
 
 F. Bowen ; I. Putnam,by O.W. 
 
 B. Peabody; Memoir of L.M. 
 
 Davidson, by C. M. Sedgwick; 
 
 D. Rittenliouse, by J. Ken- 
 wick. VIII. J. Edwards, by 
 S. Miller; D. Brainerd, by W. 
 
 B. O. Peabody. IX. Baron 
 Steuben, by F. Bowen ; S. Ca- 
 bot, by C. Hayward, jr. ; W. 
 
 Eaton, by C.C. Felton. X. R. 
 
 Fulton, by J. Renwick; J. 
 
 Warren, by A. H. Everett; H. 
 
 Hudson, by H. R. Cleveland; 
 
 Father Marquette, by J. 
 
 Sparks. 
 
 Same. 2d series. Bost. 
 
 15 V 117.2 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. R. C. de 
 La Salle, by .1. Sparks; P. 
 
 Henry, by A. H. Everett. II. 
 
 J. Otis, by F Bowen; J. 
 Oglethorpe, by W. B. O. Pea- 
 body. III. J. Sullivan, by O. 
 
 W. B. Peabody; J. Leisler, 
 by C. F. Hoft’man ; N. Bacon, 
 by W. Ware; J Mason, by 
 
 G. E. Ellis. IV. R. Williams, 
 by W. Garamell; T. Dwight, 
 by W. B. Sprague; Count 
 Pulaski, by J. Sparks. V. B. 
 Thompson, count Rumford, 
 by J. Renwick; Z. M. Pike, 
 by H. Whiting; S. Gordon, 
 by J. M. Mackie. VI. E. 
 
 Stiles, by J. L. Kingsley; J. 
 
 Fitch, by C. Whittlesey; A. 
 Hutchinson, by G. E. Ellis. 
 
 VII. J. Ribaultjby J. Sparks; 
 
 S. Rale, by C. Francis; W. 
 
 I’alfrey, by J. G. Palfrey. 
 
 VIII. C. Lee. by J. Sparks ; 
 
 J. Reed, by H. Reed. IX. L. 
 
 Calvert, by G. W. Burnap ; S. 
 
 Ward, by W. Gammell; T. 
 
 Posey, by J. Hall. X. N. 
 
 Greene, by G. W. Greene, 
 
 XI. S. Decatur, by A. 8. 
 Mackenzie. XH. E. Preble, 
 by L. Sabine; W. Penn, by 
 G. E. Ellis. XIII. D. Boone, 
 by J. M. Peck; B. Idncoln, 
 by F. Bowen. XIV. .1. Led- 
 yard, by J. Sparks. XV. W. 
 
 K. Davie, by F. M. Hubbard; 
 
 S. Kirkland, by S. K. Lothrop. 
 
 — Lives of eminent individ- 
 uals, celebrated in Amer- 
 ican history. 3 v 123.7 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Life of 
 J. Stark, by E. Everett; D. 
 Brainerd, by W. B. O. Pea- 
 body; R. Fulton, by J. Ren- 
 wick; Capt J. Smith, by G. S. 
 
 Hillard. 11. E. Allen, by J. 
 
 Sparks; S Cabot, by C. Hay- 
 ward, jr.; H. Hudson, by H. 
 
 R. Cleveland; J. Warren, by 
 A. H. Everett; I. Putnam, by 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Sparks, J., continued. 
 
 O. W. B. Peabody; 1). Ritten- 
 house, by J. Renwick. HI. 
 
 W. Pinkney, by H. Wheaton; 
 
 Sir H. Vane, by C. W. ITj)ham ; 
 
 A. Wayne, by J. Armstrong; 
 
 W. Ellery, by E. T. Channing; 
 
 R, ^Montgomery, by J. Arm- 
 strong. 
 
 — Life of G. Washington. 
 
 Bost 111.10 
 
 Same. N. Y v. 1 of 41.1 
 
 — Ministry, ritual, and doc- 
 
 trines of the episcopal 
 
 church 3G3.3 
 
 Sparks from a locomotive. 
 
 Fuller, H 96. IG 
 
 Sparrowgrass papers. The. 
 
 Cozzens, F. S 283.15 
 
 Speaker. See Elocution. 
 
 Spear, C. Essays on the 
 
 punishment of death. . . 156.25 
 Spear, J. S. Boston guide 
 
 to health 33.6 
 
 Species. Darwin, C. (R.) 
 
 Origin of 34.3 
 
 — Huxley, T. H. Origin of. 34.9 
 Spectator, The. Addison, 
 
 J 206.12 
 
 — Selections from 49.2 
 
 Spectre bridegroom. The. 
 
 Moncrieft', W. T 164.16 
 
 Speed the plough. Morton, 
 
 165.7 
 
 Speke, J. H. Discovery of 
 
 the source of the Nile.. 83.12 
 Spelling, Manual of Eng- 
 lish. Soule, 11 155.14 
 
 Spencer, A. Narrative of 
 
 Andersonville 136.9 
 
 Spencer, E. Turkey, Rus- 
 sia, the Black sea, and 
 
 Circassia 96.13 
 
 Spencer, H. Education : 
 intellectual, moral, and 
 
 physical 155.12 
 
 Illustrations of universal 
 
 progress 155.11 
 
 Spencer, W. V. Boston 
 theatre. See Dramas, 
 Collection of. 
 
 Spenser, E. Political 
 
 works. 5 227.3 
 
 Contents. — Yo\.\. Life by 
 J. Milford ; The faerie queene, 
 books 1, 2, canto vii. II. Same, 
 book 2, canto viii — book 4, 
 canto ii. III. Same, book 4, 
 canto iii — book 6, canto i. I V. 
 
 Same, book 6, canto ii — vii; 
 
 Colin Clout; Virgil’s Gnat; 
 Shepheard’s calendar. V. 
 Fowrehymnes; TTiree visions; 
 Prosopopoia, or Mother Hub- 
 herd’s tale; Prothalamion ; 
 Epithalamion ; Poems; Amo- 
 relti or sonnets; Daphnaida; 
 Astrophel ; Doleful lay of Clo- 
 rinda; Mourning muse of 
 T'hpstylis ; A pastoral aeglogue; 
 Anelegie; An epitaph; Teares 
 of the muses; The ruines of 
 Rome; The ruines of time; 
 Muiopotmos; Brittain’s Ida. 
 
 Spielhagen, F. Through 
 
 night to light 305.18 
 
 Spiers, A., and Surenne, G. 
 
 French and English [and 
 English and French] 
 pronouncing dictionary. 
 
 2 V. in 1 *R. R., A. 4 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 SiTESs, C. II. The fallen 
 minister, and other tales. 
 
 Vol. 1 327.36 
 
 Contents. — The murderer; 
 
 The reverme collector; The 
 fallen minister; Vanity, or 
 the merchant. 
 
 Spirit-intercourse. Snow, 
 
 H 366.2 
 
 Spirit of the pilgrims. Vol. 
 
 1-5. 5 V 63.4 
 
 SiTTZBERGEN, Voyage to, in 
 
 1856. Blackwood, F. T. 96.12 
 Spofeord, ii. (E.) r., for- 
 merly Miss Prescott. The 
 amber gods and other 
 stories 266.2 
 
 — Azarian 246.31 
 
 Spoiled child. Hoare, P. .. 164.12 
 Sports. Greenwood, J. 
 
 Wild sports of the world. 84.2 
 
 — Herbert, H. W. Field 
 
 sports of the United 
 States and British prov- 
 inces 33.22 
 
 — Lamont, J. Sporting ad- 
 
 ventures in the Northern 
 
 seas 93.7 
 
 Sprague, J. T. Origin, pro- 
 gress, and conclusion of 
 
 the Florida war 134.7 
 
 Sprague, W. B. Life of T. 
 
 Dwight V. 4 of 117.2 
 
 — Visits to European celeb- 
 
 rities 235.11 
 
 Springfield armory, Marco 
 Paul at the. Abbott, J. 
 
 V. 6 of 16.4 
 
 Springs, water-falls, sea- 
 bathing resorts, and 
 mountain scenery of the 
 United States and Can- 
 ada 87.7 
 
 Spurzheim, j. G. Observa- 
 tions on insanity 31.15 
 
 — Outlines of phrenology.. 38.6 
 
 Spy, The. Cooper, J. F. ... 285.9 
 
 Squier, E. G. Nicaragua; 
 
 its people, scenery, mon- 
 uments, [etc.] 82.1 
 
 Squire Trevlyn’s heir. 
 
 Wood, E. P 321.14 
 
 Stabat mater. Rossini, G. A. 162.7 
 
 Stael-Holstein, (A. L. G. 
 Necker), madame de. 
 Influence of literature 
 
 upon society. 2v 156.15 
 
 Stage, Guide to the. Rede, 
 
 L.T 165.23 
 
 Stage-struck Yankee, The. 
 
 Durivage, O. E 164.17 
 
 Standish, Miles, Courtsbip 
 
 of. Longfellow, H. W. 166.28 
 Stanhope, Philip 1)., earl of 
 
 Chesterfield. Works 151.1 
 
 — Letters to his son. 4 v. 332 2 
 Stanhope, Philip H., earl 
 
 Stanhope, formerly lord 
 Mahon. History of Eng- 
 land, 1713-63. 2 V 142.6 
 
 — Life of Louis, prince of 
 
 Conde 196.14 
 
 Stanley, A. P. Life and 
 correspondence of T. 
 
 Arnold. 2 v 116.9 
 
 — Sinai and Palestine 92.3 
 
STANLEY 
 
 78 
 
 STUH'KF.ANI) 
 
 HI I cl r. No. 
 
 S’i'ANi.iCY, (». I’niiiL'iN oC 
 the Dutch .•iiul Eloiiiisli 
 
 schools ^ 150. M 
 
 STANSuuiiV, 11. Exploration 
 ol’thc valley of the (lr(!at 
 salt lake oi* Utah, [with 
 
 maps] 83.1) 
 
 Star papers. Eeecher, II. 
 
 VV 207.3 
 
 Stai{Iv, J., Life of. /See 
 
 Everett, E I ofllT.! 
 
 V. ] or 123.7 
 
 Starling, E. Nobl^ deeds 
 
 of Avoinan 11)7.17 
 
 Starry Ihij^, The. Adams, 
 
 VY. T 12.13 
 
 Stars and stripes. The, in 
 
 rebeldom 153.18 
 
 State secrets 104.1) 
 
 Statesman’s manual. Wil- 
 liams, E 352.0 
 
 Statesmen in the time of 
 Geoi’i^c III. Erongham, 
 
 n.,lord 11)5.4 
 
 Staunton, 11. ’I'he chess- 
 player’s handbook 37.18 
 
 — The chess tournament. . . 37.4 
 
 Steam engine, lionrne, J. 
 
 Catechism of the 307.14 
 
 — Lardiier, 1). Steam en- 
 
 gine explained 307.28 
 
 — Macfarlane, K. History 
 
 of propellers and steam 
 
 navigation 304.3 
 
 Stearns, J. G. Speculative 
 
 free-masonry 385.22 
 
 Steele, A. Works. 2v. .. 227.8 
 
 Steele, E. 11. Heroines of 
 
 sacred history 197.9 
 
 Steffen, W. United States 
 
 tactics 207.22 
 
 Steffens, II. Story of my 
 
 career 120.3 
 
 Steinmetz, a. History of 
 
 the Jesuits. 2 v 187.10 
 
 Stephen, Sir J. Lectures 
 
 on the history of France. 141.7 
 Stephens, A. S. The curse 
 
 of gold 300.12 
 
 — Doubly false 300.13 
 
 — Fashion and famine. N.Y. 243.18 
 
 Same. Phil 300.3 
 
 — The gold brick 306.9 
 
 — The heiress 300.10 
 
 — Mabel’s mistake 300.7 
 
 — Married in haste 300.1 
 
 — Mary Derwent 300.2 
 
 — 'I'he old homestead 300.11 
 
 — ’I'he rejected wife 300.4 
 
 — liuby Gray’s strategy .... 300. 14 
 
 — Silent struggles 300.5 
 
 — J'he soldier’s orphans... 300.15 
 
 — 'I'he wife’s secret 300.8 
 
 — Wives and widows 300.0 
 
 Stei’HENS, j. L. 1 ncidents of 
 
 travel in Central Ameri- 
 ca, Chiapas, and Yuca- 
 tan 83.8 
 
 — Incidents of travel in 
 
 Arabia Petrani, 
 and the. Holy Land. 2 v. 80.11 
 
 — Incidents of travel in 
 
 Greece, 'I'urkey, Knssia, 
 and Poland. 2 v 80.12 
 
 — Imudents of travel in Yu- 
 
 catan. 2 V 83.4 
 
 Hli<lf. No. 
 
 S tei’menson, G., Life of. Sr-r 
 
 Smih-s, S 105.0 ; 121 .0 
 
 SrEi-iiiLNsoN, It., Life of. St-e 
 
 Smih^.s, S 121.0 
 
 Steuuen, E. W. a., hnrf))i. 
 
 IJowen, F. Life of. . v. 9 of 1 1 7.1 
 
 — K'ip|), K. Lil’e* of 190.7 
 
 Steward, The. Eeaseley, S. 105.20 
 Stiles, H., IJfe of. /See 
 
 Kingsley, .1. L. ...v. (1 of 117.2 
 Still waters run deep. 
 
 'I'aylor, 4' 105.20 
 
 Stilling, J. 11. .lung. See 
 Jnng-Stilling, .1. 11. 
 
 Stirling, E. Aline 105.17 
 
 — The P>looim.*r costume. .. 104.0 
 
 — Mrs. Caudle’s curtain lec- 
 
 ture. [Adapted from 1). 
 Jerrold] 101.14,20 
 
 — Nicholas Nickleby. [Dra- 
 
 matized from Dickens]. 104.20 
 
 — Norah Creina 101.17 
 
 — The rag-picker of Paris. 105.15 
 
 — 4'eddy itoe 10.4.10 
 
 — The young scamp 101.22 
 
 STOCipiELER, .1. 11. An ob- 
 ject of interest 104.10 
 
 Stoddard, D. T,, Memoir 
 
 of. A'ce Thompson, J. P. 110.1 
 Stoeckiiardt, j. a. Chem- 
 ical lield lectures 304.5 
 
 — Princijiles of chemistry . . 37.14 
 
 Stokes LEY secret. Yongc, 
 
 C. M . 308.1 
 
 Stolen dress. The. Baker, 
 
 11. N. (W.) 14.2 
 
 Stone, ,7. S. Memoir of 
 
 A. V. Griswold 194.4 
 
 Stone, W. L. Border wars 
 of the American revolu- 
 tion. 2 V 47.4 
 
 — Life and times of Ked- 
 
 jacket 102.5 
 
 Stone-mason of Saint Point. 
 Lamartine, A. (M. L. P.) 
 
 de 305.31 
 
 Stories and sketches 342.11 
 
 Contents. — Regester, S., 
 
 The skeleton at the banquet; 
 
 Tuttle, S. W., Let those laugh 
 who win ; Ludlow, F. II., The 
 proper use of grandfathers; 
 
 Hrodd, G., At eve ; Wolcott, 
 
 K., Broken idols; Moulton, L. 
 
 C., Dr. Huger’s intentions; 
 
 The man whose life was saved ; 
 
 Lord, J. L , The romance of a 
 western trip; Galpiu, M/'S., 
 
 The two ghosts of N ew London 
 turnpike ; Griswold, H. T., 
 
 Down by the sea; Why Mrs. 
 
 Radnor fainted; Sikes, (W.) 
 
 W., Under a cloud; Wolcott, 
 
 R. , Corning from the front; 
 
 Shanly, C. D., A night in the 
 sewers. 
 
 Stories and legends of travel 
 and history. Lippincott, 
 
 S. J 27.23 
 
 Stories for young persons. 
 
 Sedgwick, C. M 18.3 
 
 Stories from famous bal- 
 lads. Lipjiincott, S. J. 18.27 
 S'l’ORiES from the Italian po- 
 ets. Hunt, (J. IL)L(‘igh. 204.10 
 S'l’ORiES of many lands. 
 
 Lippincott, S. J 27.24 
 
 Stories of the prairie. 
 
 Cooper, J. F 17.6 
 
 I Hli. lf, No. 
 
 SroRIE.S of the Srui. Crropcr, 
 
 I J. E 17.0 
 
 Si<)Rii;s ol' the woods. 
 
 Cooper, .1. E 20,15 
 
 SroRY, .1., liife of. /See 
 
 Storv, W. W 111.7 
 
 Story, W. W. Life of .1. 
 
 Story. 2v 111.7 
 
 SioRY of a bad boy. Al- 
 drich, 'f. B 27.7 
 
 Story' of Elizabet h. 4’hack- 
 
 eray, MIhh (A. T.) 34 7.13 
 
 Story of the guard. Fre- 
 mont, J. B 357.1 
 
 SroiToirroN, J. Philip Dod- 
 dridge : life and labors . . 120.4 
 
 S ro w i : , 1 1 . f E , ) B . ( Ch visit / - 
 
 p/rcr Cvi/injirld.') Agnes 
 ofSorrenlo 312,1 
 
 — 'fhe chimney-corner 157 10 
 
 — Dred. 2v 205.2 
 
 — House and home jiapers, 15H.7 
 
 — Little foxes 27.21 
 
 — Little Pussy Willow 22,10 
 
 — The May llower, and niis- 
 
 cellanemis writings :>12.2 
 
 — 4'he minist(!r’s wooing .. 2 15. .‘5 
 
 — Nina Gordon. 2 v. in 1, 312 5 
 
 Note. — 'I’hiH is the same 
 work as Dred, but iriiblislicd 
 under a dilfurent title. 
 
 — GIdtown folks 
 
 312.4 
 
 — J’hc j)C!irl of Orr’s island. 
 
 342.3 
 
 — (^iieer little people 
 
 22.7 
 
 — Sunny memories of for- 
 
 
 eign lands. 2 V 
 
 94.8 
 
 — Uncle Tom’s cabin. 2 v. 
 
 
 in 1 
 
 342.0 
 
 — Dred, dramatized. /See 
 
 
 Brougham, J 
 
 105.18 
 
 — Uncle Toni’s cabin, dram- 
 
 
 atized. /See Aiken, G. 
 
 
 L 
 
 105.23 
 
 Strafford. Browning, R. 107.14 
 Strait gate. The. Abbott, 
 
 .1 V. 1 of 10.1 
 
 Strange sfory. Bulwer- 
 
 Lytton, E. (G. E. L.) .. 240.9 
 
 Stranger, The. Kotzebue, 
 
 A. F. F, von 105.2 
 
 Street ballads, popular po- 
 etry, and household 
 
 songs of Ireland 168.18 
 
 Stretton, j. The rector’s 
 
 wife 244.11 
 
 Stretton. Kingsley, H. . . 301.1 
 
 Strickland, A. Lives of 
 the queens of Jlngland. 
 
 Phil. 12 V, in 6 145.1 
 
 Contents. — Yo\.l[l\. Ma- 
 tilda of Flanders, a. d. 1066; 
 
 Matilda of Scotland, 1100; 
 
 Adellcia of Louvaine, 1120; 
 
 Matilda of Boulogne, 1136 ; 
 
 Eleanora of Aquitaine, 1154. 
 
 [2.] Berengaria of Navarre, 
 
 1101; Isabell I of AngoulCnne, 
 
 1200; Eleanor of Provence, 
 
 1236; Eleanora of Castille, 
 
 1273; Marguerite of France, 
 
 1299 ; Isabella of France, 1.308; 
 
 I’hilippa of Ilainault, 1327; 
 
 Anne of Bohemia, -1380. [3.] 
 
 Isabella of Valois, 1397; Joan- 
 na of Navarre, 1402 ; Katherine 
 of Valois, 1402; Margaret of 
 Aiqou, 1444; Elizabeth Wood- 
 ville, 1464; Anne of Warwick, 
 
 1473. 11 [4]. Elizabeth of York, 
 
 1480; Katharine of Arra- 
 
STRICKLAND 
 
 79 
 
 TALES 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Strickland, A., continued. 
 
 gon, 1509 ; Anno Boleyn, 1533 ; 
 
 Jane Seymour, 1536 ; Anne of 
 Cloves, 1539; Katharine How- 
 ard, 1540. [5.] Katharine Parr, 
 
 1543; Mary, 1553. HI f6, 7]. 
 Elizabeth, 1553. [7.] Anne of 
 
 Denmark, 1603. iV [8]. Hen- 
 * rielta Maria, 1628; Catharine 
 of Braganza, 1661. IV, V [8, 
 
 91. Mary Beatrice, of Modena, 
 
 1685. V [9, 10]. Mary il, 1688. 
 
 V, VI [11, 12]. Anne, 1702. 
 
 — - Same. Abridged. N.Y. 147.9 
 
 — Lives of the queens of 
 
 Scotland, and English 
 princesses connected 
 with the regal succes- 
 sion of Great Brita'a. 
 
 8 145.3 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Mar- 
 garet Tudor; Magdalene of 
 France. I, II. Mary of Lor- 
 raine. II. Lady Margaret 
 Douglas. IIT-VII. Mary Stu- 
 art. VIII. Elizabeth Stuart. 
 
 Strife and peace. Bremer, 
 
 F 2G1.44 
 
 Struve, C. A. Domestic 
 
 education of children. . . 154.13 
 Stuart, M. Hints on the 
 interpretation of proph- 
 ecy 3G6.32 
 
 Student, The. Bulwer-Lyt- 
 
 ton, E. (G. E. L.) 15G.2 
 
 Studies from life. Craik, 
 
 D. (M.) M 307.G 
 
 Studies, stories, and mem- 
 oirs. Jameson, A. (M.) 47.21 
 
 Studio, The. Abbott, J. v. 4 of IG.l 
 Stumbling-blocks. Dodge, 
 
 M. ^ 45.5 
 
 Stuyvesant. Abbott, J v. 8 of 1G.2 
 Styffe, K. Iron and steel. 33.10 
 Sudden thoughts. Wilks, 
 
 T. E 1G4.19 
 
 Sugar. New system of 
 manufacturing sugar 
 from the cane. Bes- 
 semer, H 382.4 
 
 Sullivan, J., Life of. See 
 
 Peabody, O. W. B. v. 3 of 117.2 
 
 Sully, M. de Bethune, due 
 
 de. Memoirs. 4 v. ... 125.10 
 Summer rest. Dodge, M. A. 45.8 
 Sumner, C. Eulogy on A. 
 
 Lincoln 112.13 
 
 Sumner, J. P. Evidence of 
 
 Christianity 385.23 
 
 Sumner, W. H. History of 
 
 East Boston 181.11 
 
 — Some recollections of 
 Washington’s visit to 
 
 Boston [in 1789] 194.23 
 
 Sun, The. Guillemin, A. . . 3G.7 
 
 Sunday magazine for 18G5 . . G1.3 
 
 Sunny memories of foreign 
 
 lands. Stowe, H. (E.) B. 94.8 
 SuNNYBANK. Terliuiie, M.V. 32G.17 
 Supper in Dixie. Triplet, J. 1G4.22 
 Suppliants, The, Euripides. 
 
 V. 2 of 339.2 
 
 Supplicants, The. iEschy- 
 
 lus 339.17 
 
 SuRENNE, G. French and 
 English, and English and 
 French pronouncing dic- 
 tionary. See Spiers, A. 
 
 *R. R., A. 4 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Surgeon of Paris. Jones, 
 
 J. S 1G5.25 
 
 Susan Fielding. Edwards, 
 
 A. B 301.39 
 
 SuspiRiA de profundis. De 
 
 Quincey, T 44.24 
 
 SuTER, W. A quiet family. 1G4.19 
 SuTER, W. E. Dick Turpin 
 
 and Tom King 1G4.22 
 
 Swallow barn. Kennedy, 
 
 J. P 2G4.3G; 305.1 
 
 Swan, J. G. The northwest 
 
 coast ; or, three years in 
 Washington territory.. 9G.21 
 Swayze, 3Irs. J. C. Ossa- 
 
 wattomie Brown 1G5 23 
 
 Sweat, M. J. M. A summer 
 
 in Europe 285.23 
 
 Sweden. Anjou, L. A. Ref- 
 ormation in 235.4 
 
 — Brace, C. L. Visit to 
 
 the homes of 23G.9 
 
 — Sleeper, M. G. Sketches 
 
 and stories of 27.17 
 
 — Taylor, (J.) Bayard. Sum- 
 
 mer and winter pictures 
 of 97.19 
 
 See also Charles XII. 
 
 Swedenborg, E. von. Bush, 
 
 G. Reply to R. W. 
 Emerson on 383.10 
 
 — Hayden, W. B. Review 
 
 of Dr. Pond on the facts 
 and philosophy of 383.10 
 
 — Taftel, J. F. 1. Docu- 
 
 ments concerning 383.11 
 
 Swedenborgianism. See 
 New Jerusalem church. 
 Sweethearts and wives. 
 
 Kenney, J 1G5.11 
 
 Sweetser, W. Treatise on 
 
 digestion 3G4.17 
 
 Swell life at sea. [Nauti- 
 cal tales] 248.27 
 
 Contents . — Cruise of a Guin- 
 earaan, by J. W. Gould; Fitz- 
 Gubin ; Homeward bound; 
 
 Aquatic expedition from Gib- 
 raltar to Barcelona ; Mr. Snigs- 
 by’s yacht; The death-shot. 
 
 Swift, J. Works. 24 V. in 12. 49.1 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I [1, 2]. 
 
 Life, by T. Sheridan. II [3, 4]. 
 
 Tale of a tub ; History of Mar- 
 tin ; Battle of the books, etc. 
 
 Ill [5, 6]. Examiner, etc. IV 
 [7, 8]. Miscellaneous. V [9]. 
 Gulliver’s travels. [10.] Po- 
 ems. VI [11]. Poems. [12 ] 
 
 Tracts relative to Ireland; 
 Drapier’s letters, etc. VII [13, 
 
 14]. Miscellaneous. Vlli-X 
 [I0-20]. Letters. Xr [21,22]. 
 
 Journal to Stella, etc. XII 
 [23]. Martinus Scriblerus; 
 
 History of John Bull, etc. [24.] 
 Miscellanies in verse; Miscel- 
 lanies in prose. 
 
 — Poetical works. 3 v. ... 227.4 
 
 — Gulliver’s travels 249,5 
 
 Swinton, W. Campaigns 
 
 of the army of the Poto- 
 mac 131.5 
 
 Swiss cottage. The. Bayly, 
 
 T. H 1G4.9 
 
 Swiss family Robinson, The. 
 
 Wyss, J. U. von.. ...... 17.4 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Swiss swains. Webster, B. 1G4.15 
 Switch off. Adams, W. T. 13.10 
 Switzerland. Adams, W. 
 
 T. Young America in. 13.4 
 
 — Bremer, F. Two years in. 234.20 
 
 — Eddy, D. C. Scenes and 
 
 society in 234. IG 
 
 — Goethe, J. W. von. Let- 
 
 ters from V. 2 of 125.12 
 
 — Jones, 11. The regular 
 
 Swiss round 98.1 
 
 — Mendelssohn - Bartholdy, 
 
 F. Letters from 12G.12 
 
 — Simond, L. Tour and 
 
 residence in, 1817-19... 93.9 
 
 — Wilson, J. History of. . 148.5 
 
 See also Alps. 
 
 Sybaris and other homes. 
 
 Hale, E. E 2GG.7 
 
 Sybil Lennard. Grey, 3Irs. 341.29 
 Sybil’s second love. Kav- 
 
 anagh, J 322.7 
 
 Sylvia’s lovers. Gaskell, E. 
 
 C 2G1.4G 
 
 Syntax, Doctor, Tour of, in 
 search of the pictur- 
 esque. Combe, W IGG.l 
 
 Syria. Curtis, G. W. The 
 
 howadji in 97.2 
 
 — De Forest, J. W. Letters 
 
 from 97.28 
 
 — Mariti, G. Travels 
 
 through 83. G 
 
 See also Palestine. 
 
 SzABAD, E. Modern war... 387.13 
 
 Table-talk. Cowper, W. 
 
 Table talk 1G1.3 
 
 — Hazlitt, W. Table talk. 205.4 
 
 — Rogers, S. Table-talk.. 205.2 
 Tacitus, C. C. Works. 
 
 [Translated] by A. Mur- 
 phy. 4 V 3G1.2 
 
 Tactics. Casey, S. Infan- 
 try 38.14 
 
 — Hardee, W. J. Rifle and 
 
 light infantry 3G8.4 
 
 — Scott, W. Infantry 3G8.3 
 
 — Steflen,W. United States. 3G7.22 
 
 — United States infantry.. 3G8.2 
 Taffel, j. F. I. Documents 
 
 concerning Swedenborg. 383.11 
 Take care of little Charley. 
 
 Brougham, J 1G4.14, 2G 
 
 Tale of trials. Opie, A. 
 
 V. 3 of 282.5; v. 2 of 327.30 
 Tale of two cities. Dickens, 
 
 C. (J. H.) 24G.19; 281.3G; 284.1G 
 Tales and sketches. Miller, 
 
 H 154.10 
 
 Tales and sketches. Sedg- 
 wick, C. M 18.1 
 
 Tales of a grandfather. 
 
 Scott, Sir W. . .V. 24-2G of 2G3.5 
 348.1 
 
 Tales of a traveller. Irving, 
 
 W 4-of 4G.6 
 
 Tales of a wayside inn. 
 
 Longfellow, H. W 1GG.25 
 
 Tales of Glauber-Spa. Sedg- 
 wick, C. M 305.19 
 
 Tales of my landlord. Scott, 
 
 Sir W 5-7 of 2G3.5 
 
'I'ALKS 
 
 rilAf'KKR AV 
 
 Kh. If. No. 
 
 'J'ai.kh of tlio cni.sjKlcrs. 
 
 Scol t,, Sir W V. \H of 203.5 
 
 'J’ai.koukd, F. Sliylock, or 
 l liu morcliant of Venice 
 
 l)r('S(‘rve(l 104.12 
 
 TAi.KorKi), N. (h’iiiciil 
 ami iniscelhincous writ- 
 ings 202. .5 
 
 — Ion 1()5.1 
 
 Talisman, The. Scott, Sir 
 
 VV 18 of 203.5 
 
 Tallaiadgk, Ji. Memoir... lUt.l2 
 Tally Khand. See Itluind, 
 
 Tally. 
 
 Talaion, Thrace, pseud, f 
 
 Edith Hale 243.11 
 
 Talpa. Haskyns, C. W. .. 387.3 
 
 Taming of tlie shrew. 
 
 Shakespeare, W. ..v. 4 of 103.1 
 V. 2 of 103.2; v. 2 of 103.11 
 Tangled skein, A. Fon- 
 
 lilamine, A 281.10 
 
 Tanglkwooi) tales. Haw- 
 
 tliorne, N 14.31 
 
 Tapesthiki) chamber. Scott, 
 
 Sir W V. 20 of 203.5 
 
 Tautauy, Travels in, 1844- 
 
 40. Hue, R 235.14 
 
 Task, The. Cowper, W. .. 101.3 
 
 Tasso, T. Godfrey of Kul- 
 loigne ; or, the recovery 
 
 of Jerusalem 108.3 
 
 — Jerusalem delivered 108.2 
 
 Tautpiioeus, Baroness I. 
 
 vou. At odds 204.20 
 
 — The initials 324.17 
 
 — Quits 240.32 
 
 Tay'leuue, C. W. The boy 
 
 martyrs of Sept. 12, 1814. 105.25 
 
 — Horseshoe Kobiusou. 
 
 [Dramatized from J. P. 
 
 Kennedy] 105.22 
 
 Taylou, C. B. The pass- 
 word 380.20 
 
 Taatlok, E. Tales from the 
 
 history of the Saxons.. 137.3 
 Taylor, I. Home educa- 
 tion 154.16 
 
 — Physical theory of an- 
 
 other life 364.34 
 
 — Spirit of Hebrew poetry. 152.12 
 
 Taa'lor, (J.) Bayard. By- 
 ways of Europe 85.10 
 
 — Cyclopaedia of modern 
 
 travel 83.10 
 
 — Eldorado, or, adventures 
 
 in the path of empire.. . 06.17 
 
 — John Godfrey’s fortunes. 265.15 
 
 — Joseph and his friend 265.20 
 
 — Journey to Central Africa. 06.10 
 
 — Lands of the Saracen... 234.25 
 
 — ]\>ems 168.0 
 
 — Summer and winter pic- 
 
 tures of Sweden, Den- 
 mark, and Lai)land 07.10 
 
 — Views a-foot; or, Europe 
 
 seen with knapsack and 
 
 stair. 0th ed 234.24 
 
 Same. 15th ed 08.5 
 
 — - Same. 20th ed 87.0 
 
 — Visit to India, Cliina, and 
 
 Japan, in 1853 87.20 
 
 Tayi.or, j. W. l{ef)orts up- 
 on th<! mineral i’esour(;es 
 of the United Stat(!H. 
 
 See United States 383.3 
 
 8 (/ 
 
 SliGf. No. 
 
 Tayloi!, 'r. 1’. J’hn botlhL 161.3 
 'fAYLoi:, 'riu’odore. 'I’lnick- 
 eray the linmonrist and 
 
 tin* man of letters 121.6 
 
 Taylor, 'I’om. A blighfc'd 
 
 being 161.10 
 
 — 'flic fool’s revenge u;5.:>0 
 
 — Helping hands 165,26 
 
 — Iletnbntion 165.18 
 
 — Still waters run deep.... 165.26 
 
 — The ticket-of-l(Nive man. 165.30 
 
 — To oblige Benson 164.0 
 
 — Victims 164.24; 165.21 
 
 — amlKetide, C. Theking’s 
 
 rival 165.17 
 
 Masks and faces 165.21 
 
 Two loves and a life.. 165 26 
 
 Taylor, AV. C. Civil wars 
 
 of Ireland. 2v 10.40 
 
 — Manual of ancient and 
 
 modern history 181.0 
 
 — The modern Britisli Plu- 
 
 tarch 158.18 
 
 Taylor, Z. Frost, J. Life 
 
 of 215.12 
 
 — Montgomery, 1 1. Life of. 107.4 
 Teach iN(;. Sre Education. 
 Technology, Popular. Ha- 
 
 zen,E 40.3 
 
 See also Useful arts. 
 
 Teddy the tiler. Kodwell, 
 
 G. H 164.16 
 
 Teddy Poe. Stirling, E. . . 164.16 
 Teeth, Preservation of tlie. 
 
 Hitclicock, D. K 38.11 
 
 Telegraph. Briggs, C. F. 
 
 Story of the 364.32 
 
 — Prescott, G. B. Electric. 34.32 
 
 — Sabine, IL Electric.... 37.11 
 
 Temper. Bell, B 165.8 
 
 Temper. Opie, A. . . v. 5 of 282.5 
 Teaipest. Shakespeare, AV. 
 
 V. 2 of 163.1 
 
 V. 1 of 163.2; 165.17 
 Temptation. Brougham, J. 164.8 
 Ten nights in a bar-room. 
 
 Pratt, AAL AV 165.30 
 
 Ten times one is ten. Hale, 
 
 E. E 266.4 
 
 Ten years among the mail 
 
 bags. Holbrook, J 244.20 
 
 Tenant of AVildfell hall. 
 
 Bronte, A 287.2 
 
 Tennyson, A. Poems. 2v. 167.10 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Miscel- 
 laneous poems; The princess; 
 
 Enoch Arden. II. In meino- 
 riani ; Maud, and other poems ; 
 
 Idylls of the king; Additional 
 poems ; Experiments. 
 
 — Enoch Arden, etc 167.34 
 
 — The holy grail and other 
 
 poems 166.7 
 
 — The princess 167.33 
 
 Teriiune, M. V., formerly 
 
 Aliss Hawes. {Marion 
 Harland.) At last 342.24 
 
 — Ihiemie’s temptation.... 342.9 
 
 — Puby’s husband 342.23 
 
 — Sunnybank 326.17 
 
 Teihiy, 1). Guy Mannering. 
 
 1 Dramatized from Sir 
 
 W. Scott j 165.11 
 
 Tei'rachordon. Milton, ,1. 
 
 V. 3 of 337.5 
 
 
 
 Hli 
 
 ••If. 
 
 No. 
 
 'I’k 
 
 A ERINO. Du(l<*vaiif., A. L. 
 
 
 
 
 A. D 
 
 307.12; 
 
 21, 
 
 13 
 
 'I'l 
 
 :.\ \s. ( )lm D 
 
 •d, F. L. Joiir- 
 
 
 
 
 ncy lliroiii 
 
 2b 
 
 '.16, 
 
 19 
 
 — 
 
 I’aNfoii, r. 
 
 Stray Van- 
 
 
 
 
 kt'c in 
 
 
 
 9( 
 
 :.6 
 
 — 
 
 A’isii, to . . . 
 
 o 
 
 36. 
 
 21 
 
 — 
 
 AVoodman, 
 
 !)., />. Guid(^ 
 
 
 
 
 to J'c.xas ( 
 
 |•mig^an(„s .... 
 
 35: 
 
 r.4 
 
 Thachkk,. a . 
 
 Narrative of 
 
 
 
 
 his shipwreck 
 
 181 
 
 1.6 
 
 Til 
 
 lACK ERA v, 
 
 Miss (A. I.) 
 
 
 
 
 'flic siory 
 
 of Fili/.alxdb 
 
 
 
 
 tvith f)tii( 
 
 cr talcs and 
 
 
 
 sketches 317.13 
 
 Contents. — 'I'lie story of 
 Elizahcth; Elvt‘ old friends; 
 
 The Hleejdng beauty In llio 
 wooil ; Ciiideri'Ila ; Heanty and 
 the beast; l.inie lied Ridit.g 
 Iloodi.Iaek tlie giant-killer; 
 
 Out of tlie world ; 'J’o Ksther. 
 
 — The village on the clKf 
 with other stories and 
 sk(;tehes 347.12 
 
 Contents. — The village on 
 the clKf; From an island; .Mis- 
 cellanies. 
 
 Thackeray, AAL M. {Mirhael 
 Anyelo Titma.rsh.') Mis- 
 celianics. 5 v 347.1 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. The me- 
 moirs of Harry l>yndon, esip; 
 
 'The history of 8amuel 'I’it- 
 marsh and the great iloggarty 
 diamond; Hurlesrpies; 'I'lie di- 
 ary of C. .Jeames de l.,a Pluche, 
 esq.; The tremendous adven- 
 tures of Major Gahagan; A 
 legend of tiie Rhine; Rebecca 
 and Jiowena; 'J'he liistory of 
 the next French revolution; 
 
 Cox’s diary, il. 3'he I’aris 
 sketch book; The memoirs of 
 Mr. C. J. Yellowplush; The 
 Irish sketch book of 1S42; A 
 journey from Cornhill to 
 Grand Cairo. III. The book of 
 snobs ; tSketches and travels in 
 London; Character sketches; 
 
 Denis Duval; Men’s wives; 
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berry; 
 
 Dennis Haggerty’s wife; The 
 Bedford Row conspiracy; A 
 little dinner at Timrnin’s; The 
 fatal boots. IV. The four 
 Georges; The English humor- 
 ists of the 18th century; Char- 
 ity and humor; Roundabout 
 papers; 'I'he second funeral 
 of Napoleon ; Little travels 
 and roadside sketches; The 
 Fitz-Boodle papers; Critical 
 reviews; The wolves and the 
 lamb. V. Catherine ; Tit- 
 marsh among papers and 
 books; Fraser miscellanies; 
 
 The Christmas books; Selec- 
 tions from Punch ; Ballads, etc. 
 
 — English humorists of the 
 
 18th century 153.9 
 
 — Henry Esmond and Lovel 
 
 the widower. Bost. ... 347.11 
 
 — Henry Esmond. N. Y. . . 302.26 
 
 — Men’s wives 153.27 
 
 — The Newcomes. N. Y. 
 
 2 V. in 1 302.2 
 
 Same. Bost 347.9 
 
 — Pendennis. N.A". 2v. iul. 261.28 
 
 Same. Bost 347.8 
 
 — Philip. N. Y 261.57 
 
 Same. Bost 347.6 
 
 — Vanity fair 347.10 
 
THACKERAY 
 
 81 
 
 TOCQUEVILLE 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Thackeray, W. M., cont'd. 
 
 — The Virginians 347.7 
 
 — Story of the life of. See 
 
 Taylor, T 124.6 
 
 Thalaba the destroyer. 
 
 Southey, R. 161.2; v. 4 of 227.2 
 That blessed baby. Moore, 
 
 J. G 164.9 
 
 That good old time. Gor- 
 don, C 17.3 
 
 That nose! Woolf, B. E. 164.21 
 Thatcher, B. B. Indian 
 
 biography. 2 48.32 
 
 — Indian traits. 2 48.2 
 
 — Tales of the revolution. . 48.3 
 
 Tiiaxter, a. W. The grotto 
 
 nymph 164.21 
 
 Thayer, W. M. The bob- 
 bin boy 26.24 
 
 — Good girl and true wo- 
 
 man 15.44 
 
 — Life and character of 
 
 Amos Lawrence 15.39 
 
 Theatricals, Private. Hud- 
 son, F 168.23 
 
 Tiieo Leigh. Cudlip, A. .. 261.17 
 Theology. Adams, N. 
 Evenings with the doc- 
 trines 363.19 
 
 — Andrews, W. S. Natural 
 
 and revealed religion . . . 366.20 
 
 — Campbell, G. Lectures 
 
 on systematic 363.2 
 
 — Cobb, S. Compend of 
 
 Christian divinity 385.14 
 
 — De Quincey, T. Theolog- 
 
 ical essays 44.9 
 
 — Fernald, W. M. God in 
 
 his providence 366.13 
 
 — Paley, W. Natural theol- 
 
 ogy 59.2; 383.15 
 
 — Prout, W. Chemistry, 
 
 meteorology, and diges- 
 tion, with reference to 
 natural theology ... 37.6 
 
 — Recent inquiries in 385.1 
 
 See also Christ, Christianity, 
 Churcli, God, Inspiration, Jes- 
 uits, Jews, Miracles, Missions, 
 Providence, Punishment (Fu- 
 ture), Regeneration, Religion, 
 Sermons, Trinity. 
 
 Tiierese, the orphan of Ge- 
 neva. Payne, J. H. ... 165.15 
 Thibet, Travels in, 1844-46. 
 
 Hue, 111. R 235.14 
 
 Thiers, (L.) A. Consulate 
 and empire of Napoleon. 
 
 2 134.23 
 
 — History of the French 
 
 revolution. 4 v. in 2 . . . 141.4 
 
 — The Mississippi bubble : 
 
 Memoir of J. Law 196.20 
 
 “Things new and old.” 
 
 Welles, — 32.3 
 
 Thirty years of army life 
 on the Border. Marcy, 
 
 R. B 84.3 
 
 Thirty years’ war. Schiller, 
 
 (J. C.)F. vou 148.3 
 
 Thomas, 3Iiss A. See Cud- 
 lip, A. 
 
 Thomas, C. B., and Giflbrd, 
 
 S. N. The lauding of 
 the French Atlantic ca- 
 ble, July, 1869 133.19 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Thomas, E. S. Reminis- 
 cences of the last sixty- 
 
 live years, 2 204.2 
 
 Thomas, J. Universal pro- 
 nouncing dictionary of 
 biography and niytliol- 
 
 ogy. Yol. 1 *R. R., A. 14 
 
 Tiiomes, W. H. The bush- 
 rangers 22.14 
 
 — The gold hunters in Eu- 
 
 rope 22.15 
 
 — Life in Australia 22.13 
 
 Thompson, B., count Rum- 
 
 ford. Essays, political, 
 economical, and philo- 
 sophical. 3 V 33.27 
 
 — Life of. See Reuwick, J. 
 
 V. 5 of 117.2 
 
 Thompson, G. Prison life 
 
 and reflections 153.25 
 
 Thompson, J. P. Memoir 
 
 of D. T. Stoddard 116.1 
 
 Thomson, A. T. Philosophy 
 
 of magic. 2 v 383.22 
 
 Thomson, James. Poetical 
 
 works. 2 227.5 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Memoir, 
 by Sir II. Nicolas; Poems; 
 Songs; Britannia;., Liberty. 
 II. The seasons; Castle of in- 
 dolence. 
 
 Thomson, John C. The 
 queens of society. See 
 Thomson, K. (B.) 124.7 
 
 — The wits and beaux of 
 
 society. See Thomson, 
 
 K. (B.) 124.10 
 
 Thomson, K. (B.) and J. C. 
 
 (^Cirace and Philip Whar- 
 ton.) The queens of so- 
 ciety 124.7 
 
 — The wits and beaux of 
 
 society 124.10 
 
 Thomson, M. ((>. K. Philan- 
 der Doesticks.) Doe- 
 sticks. What he says . . 283.22 
 
 — The lady of the lake 164.15 
 
 Thomson, R. D. Food of 
 
 animals, and the fatten- 
 ing of cattle 34.22 
 
 Thomson, W. M. The Laud 
 
 and the Book. 2 v 86.6 
 
 Thor, Laud of. Browne, J.R. 95.11 
 Thoreau, H. D. Cape Cod. 44.3 
 
 — Excursions 44.7 
 
 — Letters to various per- 
 
 sons 44.4 
 
 — The Maine woods 44.5 
 
 — Walden 44.1 
 
 — A week on the Concord 
 
 and Merrimack rivers . . 44.6 
 
 — A Yankee in Canada 44.2 
 
 Thornton, J. Q. Oregon 
 
 and California in 1848. 
 
 2 85.13 
 
 Thornton, J. W. Peter Ol- 
 iver’s “Puritan com- 
 monwealth” reviewed. 353.10 
 Thorpe. Mountford, W. .. 248.17 
 Thoughts and things at 
 home and abroad. Bur- 
 
 ritt, E 234.15 
 
 Thousand and one nights; 
 or, the Arabian nights’ 
 entertainments. Bost. 17.28 
 — Same. Cincinnati 248.17 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Three beauties. South- 
 
 worth, E. 1). E. N 344.9 
 
 Three courses and a dessert. 157.22 
 Three crowns. Bradlee, L. 
 
 II 166.15 
 
 Three eras of woman’s life. 
 
 Smith, E. E 264.2 
 
 Three gold dollars. Abbott, 
 
 J V. 7 of 16.1 
 
 Three guardsmen. The. 
 
 Rice, C 165.18 
 
 Three little spades. War- 
 ner, A. B 26.16 
 
 Three pines. Abbott, J. 
 
 V. 3 of 16.3 
 
 Three weeks after marriage. 
 
 Murphy, A 165.9 
 
 Three years in camp and 
 
 hospital. Locke, E. W. 136.1 
 Through by daylight. 
 
 Adams, W. T 13.12 
 
 Through night to light. 
 
 Spielhageu, F 305.18 
 
 Thucydides. History of the 
 
 Peloponnesian war. 2 v. 339.14 
 Thumping legacy. Morton, 
 
 J. M 164.10 
 
 Thunder and lightning. 
 
 Fonvielle, W. de 36.3 
 
 Ticket-of-leave man. Tay- 
 lor, T 165.30 
 
 Ticklish times. Morton, J. 
 
 M 164.20 
 
 Ticknor, C. Philosophy of 
 
 living 19.23 
 
 Ticknor, G. Life of W. H. 
 
 Prescott 116.10 
 
 Tiger prince. Dalton, W. 22.20 
 
 Timber trees 367.21 
 
 Timboo and Fanny. Abbott, 
 
 J V. 3 of 16.1 
 
 Timboo and Joliba. Abbott, 
 
 J. V. 3 of 16.1; 17.31 
 
 Timbs, j. School-days of 
 
 eminent men 195.5 
 
 — Stories of inventors and 
 
 discoverers 124.1 
 
 Time and tide. Roe, A. S. 243.12 
 
 Time tries all. Courtney. J. 165.27 
 
 Timon of Athens. Shake- 
 speare, W 2 of 161.4 
 
 V. 10 of 163.1; V. 5 of 163.2 
 Titcomb, Timothy, pseud. 
 
 See Holland, J. G. 
 
 Titmarsii, Michael Angelo, 
 pseud. See Thackeray, 
 
 W. M. 
 
 Titus Andronicus. Shake- 
 speare, W 2 of 161.4 
 
 V. 9 of 163.1; V. 5 of 163.2 
 To-day. Kimball, R. B. .. 342.14 
 To Esther. Thackeray, 
 
 Miss (A. I.) 347.13 
 
 To love and to be loved. 
 
 Roe, A. S 243 12 
 
 To oblige Benson. Taylor, 
 
 T 164.9 
 
 To parents and guardians.. 165.17 
 To Paris and back, for flve 
 
 pounds. Morton, J. M. 164.9 
 Tobin, J. The honey-moon. 165.1 
 TOCQUEVILLE, A. (C. H. 
 
 Clerel) de. Democracy 
 in America 133.17 
 
 — The old regime and the 
 
 revolution 97.21 
 
 11 
 
TODD 
 
 TWICK 
 
 H2 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 'J'oDD, S. II. Occnsional po- 
 ems ir,(;,32 
 
 Ton, lows of llic sea.. 
 
 Comte (M.) oOJ.l!) 
 
 T()]\r and .Jerry. Moneried’, 
 
 W. T. KM.M, 25 
 
 Tom Drown at Oxford. 
 
 1 1 Holies, T 215. P; 200 8 
 
 Tom Criiiiile. Kit/diall, K. 105.18 
 Tom Noddy’s secret. Dayly, 
 
 T. II 101.21 
 
 Tomes, Iv. rananni in 1855. 87.4 
 
 Tommy Ilicknp. Parker, R. 
 
 A 20.4 
 
 Tone masters, ’J'lic. Par- 
 
 nard, C. F., jr 27.14 
 
 Tonna, C. F. {Charlotte 
 Elizaheth . ) Fa I sc 1 1 ood 
 
 and truth 208. .3 
 
 — Jnda3a capta 18h.l 
 
 — Personal recollections.. . 100.1 
 
 Toodles, The 104.7 
 
 To]:quato Tasso. Goethe, 
 
 J. AV. von 100.2 
 
 Totten, B.‘ J. Naval text- 
 
 book 305.21 
 
 Totten, ,T. G. Reports in 
 relation to the surveys 
 of Boston harbor. Nee 
 
 Boston 33.13 
 
 Tour, La, de Nesle. lingo, 
 
 Comte V. (M.) 105.15 
 
 Tour of Doctor Syntax in 
 search of the pictur- 
 esque. Combe, AV IGG.l 
 
 Tour on the prairies. Ir- 
 ving, AV' V. 8 of 40.0 
 
 Toussaint, P., Memoir of. 
 
 Nee Lee, H. F 120.11 
 
 Tower, D. The progressive 
 speaker and common 
 
 school reader 
 
 
 
 154.21 
 
 Tower of London. 
 
 Aius- 
 
 
 worth, AV. 11 
 
 
 321.2 
 
 Town and country. 
 
 ton, T 
 
 Townsend, G. A. 
 
 Mor- 
 
 165.10 
 
 Lost 
 
 
 abro.nd 
 
 
 22.18 
 
 Townsend, T. The 
 
 lost 
 
 ship 
 
 
 105.28 
 
 Traces of the Roman and 
 Moor, through Lombar- 
 dy and the Spains 87.21 
 
 Trachini^t:. Sophocles 339.10 
 
 Tracts, New, intended to 
 teach religion without 
 
 superstition 385.24 
 
 Train, G. F. American mer- 
 chant in Europe, Asia, 
 
 and Australia 233.2 
 
 'I’ramnnan. Bremer, F. . . 302.35 
 'J'rai* to catch a sunbeam. 
 
 Mackarness, M. A 208.4 
 
 'rjiAvnn,, Cyclopaidia of mod- 
 ern. ’I'aylor, (,J,) Bay- 
 
 ard 83.10 
 
 'I'RAVEi.LEit, The. Gold- 
 smith,!). 228.5 
 
 'J'raveei ers, Lives of cele- 
 brated. St. .John, J. A. 50.1 
 'fifAVEij-iNC bachelor, ’J’he. 
 
 Cooper, .1. F. .. .218.1 1 ; 285.17 
 Travia'i a, IjH. Verdi, G. .. 102.11 
 'J'Ri;Ai)VVi:r-E, D. Rejioi’t on 
 the subj(!ct f)f snpi)lying 
 [BostonJ with water... 31.23 
 
 shcr. No. 
 
 Treasitijy of travel and ad- 
 
 
 venture 
 
 230.1 
 
 3'Ri:i:sof America. Browne, 
 
 
 1). .4 
 
 
 
 3'relawny, L. j. Last days 
 of Shelley and liy ron . . 
 Trf.nch, IL C. S(*rmons be- 
 fore the nnivcrsily of 
 
 200.3 
 
 300.0 
 
 Trent, History of the coun- 
 cil of. ilungener, L. 
 
 (B.) 147.10 
 
 TniAE, 'linn A’onge, C. M. . 303.7 
 
 Triai, and triumi)h. Arthur, 
 
 'J'. S 311.18 
 
 Trial of the British soldiers 
 for the murder of C. 
 
 _ A tt ticks, S. Gray, S. 
 
 ' Maverick, J. Caldwell, 
 and P. Carr, March 5, 
 
 1770 137.1 
 
 Trials, Remarkable crinn- 
 nal. Feuerbach, A. R. 
 
 von 158.17 
 
 Trick to catch the old one. 
 
 JMiddleton, T v. 2 of 103.10 
 
 TitiEioiAiN, Bridal of. Scott, 
 
 Nir W v. 8 of 228.7 
 
 Trifles. Ruhkopf, .T 27.30 
 
 Trinity. Frothingham, E. 
 
 L. Law of tri-person- 
 ality 32.17 
 
 — Jones, AA^. Catholic doc- 
 
 trine of a 38.18 
 
 Trip to Calais. Foote, S. .. 103.12 
 Trip to Scarborough. Sher- 
 idan, R. B 103.0 
 
 Triplet, J. Call at number 
 
 1-7 104.22 
 
 — A supper in Dixie 104.22 
 
 Troilus and Cressida. 
 
 Shakespeare, AV. ..v. 2 of 101.4 
 V. 0 of 103.1; V. 5 of 103.2 
 V. 3 of 103.11 
 
 Trojan dames. Euripides. 
 
 V. 2 of 330.2 
 
 Trollope, A. The Ber- 
 trams 204.1 
 
 — The Claverings 301.35 
 
 — Doctor Thorne. 1803 .. 204.13 
 
 Same. 1800 200.13 
 
 — Framley parsonage 204.10 
 
 — He knew he was right... 301.0 
 
 — The last chronicle of Bar- 
 
 set 301.8 
 
 — North America. N. Y. . 235.10 
 
 Same. Phil. 2 v. in 1. 04.20 
 
 — Orleyfarm 301.14 
 
 — Phineas Finn, the Irish 
 
 member 301.11 
 
 — The small house at Al- 
 
 lington 301.28 
 
 — The vicar of Bullhamp- 
 
 ton 301.13 
 
 — The AA^est Indies and the 
 
 Spanish main 80.5 
 
 Troi.lope, T. a. Lindis- 
 
 farn chase 302.24 
 
 — A siren. 2 v. in 1 204.15 
 
 Tropi(;s. In the tropics, by 
 
 ii settler in Santo Do- 
 mingo 230.3 
 
 — AVillis, N. P. Health trip 
 
 to the 87.14 
 
 'rifo’i'i'v book. Plielps, E. S. 22.0 
 
 Hli.Or No. 
 
 TnoVAiouE, ll. Ab-rdl, G. 102.11 
 'rnownitiiMiE, J. 'r. 
 
 Cr< ijlon. ) Lawrrncr’s 
 ad vent n res 2ls.gi> 
 
 — Marlin Mrrriv.alr 218.18 
 
 — Neighbor .lackwtiod 105.27 
 
 — Neighbor.s’ wives 342.12 
 
 'rnui',, 'fhe, in nalur<’, art, 
 
 morals, and ladigion. 
 
 Buskin, J 207.7 
 
 Ticue history of a lillle rag- 
 
 amnllin. Giaa-nwood, .1. 201.20 
 'fKl’E stories Iroin history 
 and biography. Haw- 
 thorne, N 14 .30 
 
 'I’nuE womanhood. Neal, J. 243.0 
 Tru.mpei Elds, 'The, daughter. 
 
 Coyne, .1. S 101.21 
 
 J'nuMps. Curtis, G. AV. ... 305.21 
 Try again. Adams, W. 3’. 11.3 
 
 'l uYiNC it on. Brough, AV. 101.17 
 
 TryincIo be useful. Baker, 
 
 H. N. (W.) 14.21 
 
 Tryon county, N. Annals 
 of, (Inring the revolu- 
 tion. Campbell, \V. \V. 188.0 
 
 Tsciiudi, J..I. von. Travels 
 
 in Peru, 1838-42 235.2 
 
 Tuckeraian, H. 3'. Bio- 
 graphical essays 104.2 
 
 — 33ie criterion 150.0 
 
 — A month in England 00.25 
 
 — Rambles and reveries... 100 11 
 
 — Sicily 00.27 
 
 Tudor, W. Life of J. Gtis. 183.8 
 Tulloch, j. Leaders of the 
 
 reformation 300.37 
 
 Tupper, M. F. Proverbial 
 
 philosophy 220.2 
 
 Turkey. De Vere, A. Pic- 
 turesque sketches in... 230.15 
 
 — Howard, G. AV. F., earl of 
 
 Carlisle. Diary in 3'ur- 
 kish and Greek waters. 233.3 
 
 — Murray,!. Handbook for. 87.11 
 
 — Smith, J. V. C. Turkey 
 
 and the Turks 07.22 
 
 — Spencer, E. Turkey, Rus- 
 
 sia, the Black sea, and 
 Circassia 90.10 
 
 — Stephens, J. L. Incidents 
 
 of travel in 80.12 
 
 — AA^alpole, R. Memoirs 
 
 relating to 81.4 
 
 See also Armenia, Assyria, 
 
 Babylon, Constantinople, Cy- 
 prus. East (The), Mesopota- 
 mia, Palestine, Syria. 
 
 Turn him out. AA^illiaras, 
 
 T. J 104.22 
 
 Turned head. A Beckett, 
 
 G. A ■. 104.18 
 
 Turner, J. AA^. Minstrel’s 
 
 gift 387.10 
 
 Turner, S. Sacred history 
 
 of the world. 3 v 48.11 
 
 Turning. Hand-turning in 
 wood, ivory, shell, etc. 
 
 Campin, F 365.10 
 
 Twelfth night. Shake- 
 speare, AV V. 5 of 103.1 
 
 V. 2 of 103.2; 105.0 
 Twenty minutes Avitli a 
 
 tiger 104.20 
 
 Twice told tale. AVooler, 
 
 J. P 104.21 
 
TWICE-TOLD 
 
 83 
 
 UNITED STATES 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Twice-told talcs. Ilaw- 
 
 tlioiTie, N 45.13 
 
 Two admirals, The. Cooper, 
 
 J. E 285.11 
 
 Two b’hoys, The. Dance, 
 
 C 1G4.22 
 
 Two Boiinycastles, The. 
 
 Morton, J. M 1G4.G- 
 
 Two brides, The. Arthur, 
 
 T. S 341.9 
 
 Two Buzzards, The. Mor- 
 ton, J. M 1G4.1G 
 
 Two cadis, The. Eichberg, 
 
 J 1G2.14 
 
 Two can play at that game. 
 
 Pierron, E 1G4.18 
 
 Two captains. La Motte 
 Eouque, F. (H. C.), bar- 
 on (\q 17.12 
 
 Two drovers. The. Scott, 
 
 SirW 20 of 2G3.5 
 
 Two Foscari, The. Byron, 
 
 G. (G. N.), lord...v. 7 of 228.2 
 Two friends. The. Lacy, R. 1G5.13 
 Two gentlemen of Verona. 
 
 Shakespeare, AY. ..v. 2 of 1G3.1 
 
 V. 1 of 1G3.2; 1G5.4 
 
 Two Gregories, The 1G4.8 
 
 Two guardians. Yonge, C. 
 
 M 303.8 
 
 Two life-paths. Mundt, C. 281.17 
 
 Two lives. Macintosh, M. 
 
 J 2G5.24 
 
 Two loves and a life. Tay- 
 lor, T 1G5.2G 
 
 Two marriages. Craik, D. 
 
 (M.) M 342.8 
 
 Two merchants. Arthur, 
 
 T. S 341.17 
 
 Two queens. The. Buck- 
 
 stone, J. B 1G4.10 
 
 Two sisters. Southworth, 
 
 E. D.E. N 344.8 
 
 Two sons. Opie, A. ..v. 4 of 282.5 
 
 Two years ago. Kingsley, 
 
 C 24G.2 
 
 Two years before the mast. 
 
 Dana, R. H , jr. ...19.37; 95.27 
 ’T WOULD puzzle a conjuror. 
 
 Poole, J 1G4.G 
 
 Tyler, W. S. Prayer for 
 
 colleges 3GG.15 
 
 Tvlney hall. Hood, T. ... 307.14 
 Tyndall, J. Faraday as a 
 
 discoverer 123.4 
 
 — Heat as a mode of mo- 
 
 tion 33.19 
 
 — Sound 33.34 
 
 Tytlek, a. F., lord Wood- 
 
 houselee, and Nares, E. 
 Universal history, to the 
 decease of George m. 
 
 Gv 59.3 
 
 Tytler, P. F. Progress of 
 discovery on the north- 
 ern coasts of America . . 19.25 
 
 Tytler, S. The Huguenot 
 
 family 305.22 
 
 Ugolino. Booth, J. B 1G5.16 
 
 Uncle and nephew. Opie, 
 
 A 2 of 282.5 
 
 Uncle Tom’s cabin. Stowe, 
 
 H. (E.) B 342.G 
 
 Same. Dramatized. See 
 
 Aiken, G. L 1G5.22 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Uncommercial traveller. 
 
 Dickens, C. (J. H.) 284.8 ;325.8 
 Under the willows. Low- 
 ell, J. R 1G7.20 
 
 Undercurrents. Kimball, 
 
 R. B 244.21 
 
 Understanding, Conduct 
 
 of the. Locke, J 19. 2G 
 
 Undine. La Motte Fouque, 
 
 F. (H. C.), &aronde-... 17.12 
 
 Same. Dramatized. See 
 
 Soane, G. 1G5.22 
 
 Unfinished gentleman. The. 
 
 Selby, C 1G4.10 
 
 Unger, F. Botanical let- 
 ters 3G4.29 
 
 Union, ilie., History of. Sib- 
 ley, J. L 136.18 
 
 Union, The. Lunt, G 1G8.21 
 
 United States. Addresses 
 on the presentation of 
 the sword of A. Jack- 
 sou, to congress, Feb. 
 
 2G, 1855 194.5 
 
 — Expedition of an Ameri- 
 
 can squadron to the 
 China seas and .Tapan, 
 1852-54. By F. L. 
 
 Hawks. 3v. ..^ 231.1 
 
 — Infantry tactics 3G8.2 
 
 — Instruction for heavy ar- 
 
 tillery 37.13 
 
 — Notes of a military recou- 
 
 noissauce, from Fort 
 Leavenworth, Mo., to 
 San Diego, Cal. By AY. 
 
 H. Emory 232.9 
 
 — Obituary addresses on 
 
 the death of D. Webster. 112.5 
 
 — Obituary addresses on the 
 
 death of H. Clay 101.2 
 
 — Report of J. Pope on the 
 
 Virginia campaign 352.12 
 
 — Report of the committee 
 
 on the conduct of the 
 war on the attack on 
 Petersburg, 30th July, 
 
 1864 352.10 
 
 — Report on the battle of 
 
 Murfreesboro’, Teun., by 
 W. S. Rosecraus 352.7 
 
 — Report on the Fort Pil- 
 
 low massacre and on 
 condition of the return- 
 ed Union prisoners .... 352.11 
 
 — Report on the Harper’s 
 
 ferry invasion 352.8 
 
 — Report on the organiza- 
 
 tion of the army of the 
 Potomac under G. B. 
 McClellan 133.21 
 
 — Report respecting the 
 
 purchase of camels for 
 the purposes of military 
 transportation 383.4 
 
 — Report upon the Colora- 
 
 do river of the West, by 
 J. C. Ives 81.5 
 
 — Reports upon the mineral 
 
 resources of the United 
 States, by J. R. Browne 
 and J. W. Taylor 383.3 
 
 — Abbott, J. American 
 
 history v. 5 of 16.1 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 United States, continued. 
 
 — Bancroft, G. History of 
 
 the 182.5 ; 351.1 
 
 — Bogen, F. AY. The Ger- 
 
 man in America 158.1 
 
 — Bonner, J. Child’s his- 
 
 tory of the 26.17 
 
 — Bowles, S. Across the 
 
 continent 95.1 
 
 — Brackett, A. G. History 
 
 of the United States 
 cavalry 136.10 
 
 — Bradford, A. History of . 
 
 the federal government, 
 1789-1839 133.10 
 
 — Bray man, J. 0. Daring 
 
 deeds of American he- 
 roes 35G.15 
 
 — Burr, C. C. Notes on the 
 
 constitution of the .... 3G5.31 
 
 — Chase, H. The North 
 
 and the South 136.15 
 
 — Cobbett, AY. A year’s 
 
 residence in the 236.12 
 
 — Cooper, J. F. History 
 
 of the navy of the, to 
 1856 183.12 
 
 — Curtis, G. T. History of 
 
 the constitution of the. 132.9 
 
 — Dana, D. D. The fire de- 
 
 partments of the 156.12 
 
 — Darns mont, F. AY. So- 
 
 ciety and manners in 
 America 134.1 
 
 — Dixon, AY. H. New Amer- 
 
 ica 85.1 
 
 — Duer, AY. A. Constitu- 
 
 tional jurisprudence of 
 the 19.29 
 
 — Dunlap, AY. Arts of de- 
 
 sign in the 202.4 
 
 — Gardner, C. K. United 
 
 States system of in- 
 fantry exercise 35.14 
 
 — Gilliam, W. Manual for 
 
 the volunteers and mili- 
 tia of the 35.10 
 
 — Gordon, W. Indepen- 
 
 dence of the 132.2 
 
 — Gould, N. D. Church 
 
 music in America 363.14 
 
 — Greeley, H. Struggle for 
 
 slavery extension in the. 181.3 
 
 — Hale, S. History of the, 
 
 to 1817 19.15; 353.16 
 
 — Haliburton, T. C. Rule 
 
 and mis -rule of the Eng- 
 lish in America 95.19 
 
 — Helper, H. R. Impend- 
 
 ing crisis of the South. 135.11 
 
 — Hickey, AY. The consti- 
 
 tution, with an account 
 of the state papers, etc. 207.9 
 -- Hildreth, R. History of 
 
 the 131.1 
 
 — Lanmau, C. Adventures 
 
 in the wilds of the 232.2 
 
 Dictionary of the Uni- 
 ted States congress.... 194.24 
 
 — Livermore, G. Negroes 
 
 as slaves, citizens, and 
 soldiers 183.9 
 
 — Lossing, B. J. Sketches 
 
 of the signers of the 
 declaration of indepen- 
 dence 197.11 
 
UNITED STATES 
 
 84 
 
 VENUS 
 
 Hhi'ir. No. 
 
 Uni'I'ki) S'I’A'I'ks, conihnicd. 
 
 Eudlovv, E. li. 'I'lKiJiciirt 
 
 or the coiitiiicMit 81. 4 
 
 Lyell, Sir C. Second 
 
 visit to tlie 8G.10 
 
 Alarcli, C. W. Ueininis- 
 
 cenees of congress 185.1! 
 
 Murray, A. M. Letters 
 
 from the 07.4 
 
 Pitkin, T. History of 
 the, 1 703-07 131.7 
 
 Pliees, AV. J. Manual of 
 l)nl)lic libraries in the.. 151.8 
 Robinson, P. Orf?ani/.ii- 
 tion of the army of the. 207.1 
 Savage, J. Our living 
 
 representative men 107.0 
 
 Schalf, P. Political, so- 
 cial, and religious char- 
 acter of the 230.0 
 
 Sherwood, 3. D. Comic 
 
 liistory of the 282.1 
 
 Springs, water-falls, sea- 
 bathing resorts, and 
 mountain scenery of the. 87.7 
 Stcllen, W. Tactics of 
 
 the 307.22 
 
 Tocquevillc, A. (C. II. 
 
 Clerel) de. Democracy 
 
 in America 133.17 
 
 Trollope, A. North 
 
 America 04.20 
 
 Van Puren, M. Origin 
 and course of political 
 
 parties in the 132.8 
 
 AVilkes, C. United States 
 exploring expedition, 
 
 1838-42 01.5; 00.1 
 
 AA^ortley, E. S., lady. 
 Travels in the, 1840, 50. 08.0 
 
 See also Alaska, America, 
 American revolution, Califor- 
 nia, Connecticut, Florida, 
 
 Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, 
 
 Maine. Maryland, Massachu- 
 setts, Mexican war, Michigan, 
 Mississippi, Nebr.aska, New 
 England, New Hampshire, 
 
 New York, North Carolina, 
 North-western territory, Ore- 
 gon, Pennsylvania, South Car- 
 olina, Texas, Utah, A^'ermont, 
 
 Virginia, AVar of 1812, AA'ash- 
 ington territory, AVest (The), 
 AVisconsiu. 
 
 Civil war, 1801-05. 
 
 Abbott, A. 0. Prison life 
 
 in the South 130,7 
 
 Botts, J. M. Tlie great 
 
 rebellion 130.5 
 
 Collin, C. C. Pour years 
 
 of fighting 132.11 
 
 - My days and nights on 
 
 the battle-field 27.22 
 
 Draper, J. W. liistory 
 
 of the 131.4 
 
 Ely, A. .Journal in liich- 
 
 niond ’ 234,17 
 
 Foote, II. S. AVar of the 
 
 rebellion 130.4 
 
 Casparin, A. (TL), comte 
 de. 'I'he Uniletl States 
 
 in 1801 188.5 
 
 Cilmor, 11. h\mr yttars 
 
 in tlie saddh; 130.0 
 
 Cilmore, .1. K, South in 
 secession-tin. e 130.17 
 
 Shelf. N... 
 
 Unitko Sta'it.m, ronfiniird. 
 
 — Coddard, S, A. Ecltcrs 
 
 on th(! Aineiican rebel- 
 lion 133.8 
 
 — Ilardinge, IL H. Belle 
 
 Boyd incam|)and prison. 180. (i 
 
 — llarjicr’s pictorial history 
 
 of the great rttbellion. 
 
 ♦li. IL, Table 
 
 — lligginson, T. AAL Army 
 
 life in a black rttgiment. 1)5.25 
 
 — lIosiiHU', ,I.K. The color- 
 
 guard 130.11) 
 
 — .lunkin, G. I’olitical fal- 
 
 lacies which have 
 brought on this civil 
 Avar 380.5 
 
 — Locke, E. AA'. Three 
 
 years in camp and hos- 
 iiital 130.1 
 
 — liossing, B. .1. Pictorial 
 
 history of the 131.3 
 
 — Nichols, G, W. Story 
 
 of the great march 130.8 
 
 — I’apers by federal pris- 
 
 oners 153.15 
 
 — Parton, ,1. Gen. Butler 
 
 in New Orleans 113.3 
 
 — Patterson, II. Campaign 
 
 in the valley of the 
 Shenandoah, in 1801... 133.12 
 
 — Peissner, E, The Amer- 
 
 ican (piestion in its na- 
 tional as])cct 130.14 
 
 — Pollard, E, A. Observa- 
 
 tions in the North : eight 
 
 months in prison and on 
 parole 184.1 
 
 — Richardson, A. D. The 
 
 secret service, the field, 
 the dungeon, and the es- 
 cape 131.0 
 
 — Russell, AY. II. My diary 
 
 North and South 94.19 
 
 — Spencer, A. Narrative 
 
 of Andersonville 130.9 
 
 — SAvinton, AA^. Campaigns 
 
 of the army of the Po- 
 tomac 131.5 
 
 — AVillis, H. A. Fitchburg 
 
 in the war of the rebel- 
 lion 112.7 
 
 United States magazine, 
 and democratic revicAv. 
 
 Vol. 1, 2, 5, 6, 8, 11-10. 
 
 11 415.1 
 
 United States sanitary 
 commission. Succinct 
 iiarratiA'c of its works 
 
 and purposes 113.14 
 
 Univeksal history, to the 
 decease of George iii. 
 
 Tytler, A. F 59.3 
 
 Unkind Avord. Craik, 1). 
 
 (M.) M 307.7 
 
 UNunEuwiNDLiciiE Miichtc. 
 
 Grimm, 11 277.1 
 
 Up the Rhine. Hood, T. . .. 305.17 
 
 Up the river. Abbott, J. al 5 of 10.3 
 Upiiam, C. VV. Life of J. 
 
 C. Fremont 195.12 
 
 — Life of Sir 11. Vane. 
 
 V. 4 of 117.1 ; v. 3 of 123.7 
 Upiiam, 'J\ C. Imperfect 
 and disoi'dered mental 
 acl.ion 19.33 
 
 siH'ir. No. 
 
 Up'^idi, down. P:irkcr, It. A. 20.5 
 
 Ik I", A. 'flic cotton munu- 
 tiicture of Greiit III itidii 
 Investigated and illus- 
 
 1 rated. 2v 
 
 37.1 
 
 — 'flic philosophy of manu- 
 
 
 factures 
 
 37.10 
 
 Uksi la. Sewell, 1C. M 
 
 .301.1 
 
 1 si.D up. Mai I m‘Wh, G. ... 
 UsEi iiL arts <‘niplo\ cd in i Im? 
 
 101.2 
 
 const ruction of dwelling 
 
 
 UsEM L arts employed in the 
 
 
 production of food 
 
 307.19 
 
 U'lAii, ICxploration of the 
 
 
 valley of the Great salt 
 lake of. Stansbury, 11. 
 
 83.9 
 
 A'agabond, The. Badcau, A. 
 Vale of cedars. Aguilar, 
 
 247.1 
 
 G 
 
 248.5 
 
 Valentine’s eve. Opie, A. 
 
 
 v. 0 of 282.5 
 
 Valet de sham. Selby, C. . . 
 A'amuAky", a. 'fratels in 
 
 104.20 
 
 Central Asia 83.1 
 
 A^vn Bi p.kn, M. Origin and 
 course of jiolilical jiar- 
 tics in the United States. 132.8 
 — Life and political opin- 
 ions of. See Holland, AV. 
 
 M 104.5 
 
 Vandekkiste, R. AV. Six 
 3 'ear.s’ mission among 
 the dens of London.... 180.9 
 Vane, Sir IL, Life of. See 
 
 Uphain, C. AV v. 4 of 117.1 
 
 V. 3 of 123.7 
 
 Van Eahiie, J. H. Negroes 
 
 and negro “slavery”.. 150.23 
 Vanity^ or, the merchant. 
 
 Spiess, C. 11 v. 1 of 327.30 
 
 Vanhy fair. Thackeray, 
 
 AV. M 347 10 
 
 Varniiagen yon En.se, C. 
 
 A. Extracts from his 
 diaries, and letters to 
 
 Humboldt. See Hum- 
 bolt, (F. H.) A. von... 127.24 
 VA.SSA, G. Life of Olaudah 
 Equiano, or Gustav us 
 
 Vassa 120.6 
 
 Vaux, C. Villas and cot- 
 tages 31.3 
 
 Vegetable substances used 
 for the food of man. 
 
 Lankester, E 19.27 
 
 Vegetable substances used 
 
 in the arts 367.21 
 
 Velde, C. F. van der. Tales 
 
 from the German 327.31 
 
 Contents. — The Licliten- 
 eteins; The sorceress; The 
 anabaptist. 
 
 Venetia. Disraeli* B 341.55 
 
 Venetian history. Sketches 
 
 from. Smedley, E 49.6 
 
 Venice. Flagg, E. Venice 
 
 from 1797 to 1849 84.15 
 
 — Howells, AA". 1). A^enetinii 
 
 life 85.21 
 
 Venice i)rescrvcd. Otwav, 
 
 T ^ 105.3 
 
 Venus and Adonis. Sliake- 
 
 speare, AV. . . v. 2 of 101.4 ; 227.1 
 
VERDI 
 
 85 
 
 WARNER 
 
 Sh§lf. No. 
 
 Vekdt, G. Don Carlos ; Er- 
 iiani; I Lombardi; Lu- 
 isa Miller ; The masked 
 ball ; Rigoletto ; Sicilian 
 vespers ; La traviata ; II 
 trovatore. Italian, with 
 
 English translation 162.11 
 
 Verdi, T.S. Maternity 34.26 
 
 Vermont. Abbott, J. Mar- 
 co Paul in V. 4 of 16.4 
 
 — Williams, S. Natural 
 
 and civil history of 132.3 
 
 Vermont wool- dealer ...... 164. 15 
 
 Verner’s pride. Wood, E. 
 
 P 321.5 
 
 Vernon, M. Washington: 
 the soldier and the 
 
 Christian 389.20 
 
 Vernon. Abbott, J. ..v. 9 of 16.1 
 
 Vespucius, A., Life of 127.14 
 
 Vestiges of the natural his- 
 tory of creation 38.3 
 
 Veteran, The. Wallack, J. 
 
 L 165.23 
 
 Veteran of the grand army. 
 
 Cobb, C. and D 243.1 
 
 Veterinary medicines. Dun, 
 
 F 362.6 
 
 ViARDOT, L. Wonders of 
 
 Italian art 36.4 
 
 Vicar of Bullhampton. Trol- 
 lope, A 301.13 
 
 Vicar of Wakefield. Gold- 
 smith, 0 246.5 
 
 Same. Dramatized. Bee 
 
 Coyne, J. S 165.12 
 
 Victims. Taylor, T. 164.24 ; 165.21 
 Victor vanquished. Dance, 
 
 C 164.16 
 
 Victoria, queen of England. 
 
 Early years of the prince 
 consort 124.3 
 
 — Our life in the Highlands, 
 
 1848-61 124.2 
 
 Victoria. Chesebro’, C. .. 264.3 
 
 Victories of love. Patmore, 
 
 C. (K.) 167.30 
 
 ViC'j’ORiNE. Buckstone, J. 
 
 B 165.22 
 
 ViCTORA^ of the vanquished. 
 
 Cliarles, E 246.8 
 
 ViEux Moustache, pseud. 
 
 Bee Gordon, C.' 
 
 Views a- foot. Taylor, (J.) 
 
 Bayard 87.9; 98.5; 234.24 
 
 Vigny, Comte A. (V.) de. 
 Cinq-Mars : or, a con- 
 spiracy under Louis 
 
 XIII 261.21 
 
 Villa on the Rhine. Auer- 
 bach, B 266.14 
 
 Village lawyer. The 164.14, 25 
 
 Village on the clift*. Thack- 
 eray, 3Iiss (A. I.) 347.12 
 
 Villas and cottages. Vaux, 
 
 C 31.3 
 
 ViLLETTE. Bronte, C 287.1 
 
 Vine-dresser’s manual. 
 
 Reemelin, C 364.16 
 
 Vinegar, Manufacture of. 
 
 Wetherill, C. M 365.15 
 
 Viola. Abbott, J v. 12 of 16.1 
 
 Viola. Maturin, E 165.22 
 
 ViRGiLius Maro, P. [The 
 eclogues, georgics, and 
 Aiiueid.] 2 V 339,3 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Virginia. Burk, J. His- 
 tory of 132.7 
 
 — Campbell, J. W. History 
 
 of, till 1781 137.2 
 
 — Jefferson, T. Notes on. 353.14 
 Virginia campaign. Report 
 
 on the, by J. Pope. Bee 
 
 United States 352.12 
 
 Virginia. Abbott, J. ..v. 3 of 16.1 
 Virginians, The. Thacke- 
 ray, W. M 347.7 
 
 ViRGiNius. Knowles, J. S. 165.4 
 Vision, The. Dante Ali- 
 ghieri 168.3 
 
 Vision of Don Roderick. 
 
 Scott, Bir W V. 4 of 228.7 
 
 Vision of judgment. Sou- 
 they, R... 168. 12; V. 10 of 227.2 
 
 Visit to Texas 236.21 
 
 Visits to remarkable places. 
 
 Howitt, W 235.22 
 
 Vital force : how wasted 
 and how preserved. 
 
 Miller, E. P 365.13 
 
 ViviA. Southworth, E. D. 
 
 E. N. 304.12 
 
 Vivian Grey. Disraeli, B. 
 
 341.50, 52 
 
 Vocalists, Female. Clay- 
 ton, E. C 103.4 
 
 Voice, Diseases and hygiene 
 of the. Colombat de 
 
 risere, M 38.12 
 
 Voice from Waterloo. Cot- 
 ton, E • 35‘8.1 
 
 Voltaire, F. (M. A.) de. 
 
 History of Charles xii.. 135.13 
 Von drei Mlihlen. Mueller 
 
 von Koenigswinter, W. 277.7 
 Voyages round the world. 
 Gerstaecker, F. Jour- 
 ney round the world... 85.23 
 
 — Kippis, A. Voyages by 
 
 Capt. Cook 148.7 
 
 — Pfeiffer, I. A lady's sec- 
 
 ond journey round the 
 world 95.2 
 
 See also Exploring expedi- 
 tion. 
 
 Waikna; or, adventures on 
 
 the Mosquito shore. 
 
 Bard, S. A 95.21 
 
 Walcot, C. M. “A good 
 
 fellow” 164.10 
 
 — Hiawatha 164.11 
 
 — Nothing to nurse 164.12 
 
 — One coat for two suits. . . 164.11 
 
 Waldauer, a. Little bare- 
 foot 165.30 
 
 — Fanchon, the cricket. Bee 
 
 Dudevant,A.L. A.D. .. 165.30 
 Walden. Thoreau, H. D. . 44.1 
 
 Wales, A. L. Reminis- 
 cences of the Boston 
 
 female asylum 157.25 
 
 Wales, Young America in. 
 
 Adams, W. T 13.5 
 
 Walker, A. Jackson and 
 
 New Orleans 196.24 
 
 Walker, C. E. The warlock 
 
 of the glen 165.27 
 
 Walker, W. Expedition to 
 Nicaragua. Bee VYells, 
 
 W. V 136.16 
 
 Shelf No. 
 
 Wallace, A. R. The Ma- 
 lay archipelago 84.8 
 
 Wallace, W. V. Maritana. 162.10 
 Wallace. Abbott, J. .v. 2 of 16.2 
 Wallace. Barrymore, W. 165.25 
 Wallack, J.L. Tlie veteran. 165.23 
 — Romance of a poor young 
 
 man. Bee Edwards, P. 165.23 
 Wallenstein, Death of. 
 
 Schiller, (J. C.) F. von. 157.24 
 Wallenstein’s camp. Schil- 
 ler, (J. C.) F. von 157.24 
 
 Wallis, S. T. Glimpses of 
 
 Spain 86.9 
 
 — Spain : her institutions, 
 
 politics, and public men. 97.29 
 Walpole, R. Memoirs re- 
 lating to European and 
 
 Asiatic Turkey 81.4 
 
 Walter Goring. Cudlip, A. 261.19 
 Waltham, 3Iass., Genealo- 
 gies and history of. 
 
 Bond, H 353.5 
 
 Walton, I., and Cotton, C. 
 
 The complete angler... 387.14 
 
 Wandering boys 165.20 
 
 Wandering minstrel. May- 
 
 hew, H 164.17 
 
 Wanted — a widow, with 
 immediate possession. 
 
 Boucicault, I). (L.) 164.12 
 
 Wanted, one thousand 
 •spirited young milliners, 
 for the gold diggings. 
 
 Coyne, J.S 164.17 
 
 War. Jomini, H. de. Art of. 365.17 
 
 — Szabad, E. Modern 387.13 
 
 War of 1812, Pictorial field- 
 
 book of the. Lossing, 
 
 B. J 131.2 
 
 See also Jackson and New 
 Orleans, New Orleans. 
 
 Warburton, E. (B. G.) The 
 
 crescent and the cross . . 235.3 
 
 — Conquest of Canada. 2 v. 147.15 
 
 — Hochelaga; or, England 
 
 in the New World 87. 17 
 
 . Ward, J. H. Life of J. G. 
 
 Percival 115.14 
 
 Ward, S., Life of. Bee 
 
 Garamell, W v. 9 of 117.2 
 
 Warden, F. L. Romance 
 after marriage. Bee 
 Goodrich, F. B. 164.24; 165.21 
 Ware, H., jr. Formation of 
 
 Christian character 389.4 
 
 — Offices -and character of 
 
 Christ 366.33 
 
 Ware, M. L., Memoir of. 
 
 Bee Hall, E. B 105.7 
 
 Ware, W. Life of N. Bacon. 
 
 V. 3 of 117.2 
 
 — Sketches of European 
 
 capitals 96.28 
 
 — Works and genius of 
 
 Washington Allston. .. . 153.30 
 
 — Zenobia. 2v. in 1 244.2 
 
 Warlock, The, of the glen. 
 
 Walker, C. E 165.27 
 
 Warner, A. B. (Amy Loth- 
 
 rop.) Three little spades. 26.16 
 Warner, S. (Elizabeth Weth- 
 
 erell.) Hills of Shatemuc. 244.8 
 
 — Queechy. 2 v. 218.23 
 
 — Say and seal. 2 263.4 
 
AVAKNEU 
 
 WEST 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Waunkh, S., continnod. 
 
 — “WJiat slie could ” 211.20 
 
 — TJic wide, wid(! woidd. 
 
 2v 214.1) 
 
 Wahkkn, E. JIowJ niiiiia^j^od 
 
 iny children 35.7 
 
 AVaukkn, .John C. Fossil 
 impressions in the sand- 
 stone rocks of Connec- 
 ticut river 303.0 
 
 — The j^rcat tree on Eoston 
 
 coininon 133.10 
 
 — Life, compiled chiefly 
 
 from Ids antobioj^raphy 
 and iournals. Jly E. 
 Warren. 2v 112.12 
 
 — Freservation of health.. 38.15 
 
 Wauken, Joseph. Everett, 
 
 A. 11. Life of....v. 10 of 117.1 
 V. 2 of 123.7 
 
 — Frothinj^liam, K. Life 
 
 and times of 111.9 
 
 — Inauguration of the statue 
 
 of. tSee Bunker-liill mon- 
 ument association 112. G 
 
 WAnuEN, M. History of the 
 American revolution. 
 
 3 132.5 
 
 — rooms 102.21 
 
 Contents. — '^I'lie sack of 
 Koine; The ladies of Castile; 
 Miscellaneous. 
 
 Warren, S. Passages from 
 the diary of a late plij^- 
 
 sician. 3 v 308.4 
 
 AVarreniana 158.2 
 
 AVars of the roses. Edgar, 
 
 J. G 17.14 
 
 AA^arwick woodlands. Her- 
 bert, H. AV 385.13 
 
 AA^'as he successful? Kim- 
 ball, K. B 283.16 
 
 AA^asiiington, G. AVritings, 
 with life by J. Sparks. 
 
 12 V 41.1 
 
 — Political legacies, [with] 
 
 appendix 194.19 
 
 — Conkling, M C. JMemoir 
 
 of the mother and the 
 Mdfe of 197.2 
 
 — Custis, G. AV. P. Recol- 
 
 lections and private me- 
 moirs of 193.2 
 
 — Everett, E. Life of.... 197.20 
 
 — Fox, C. Portrait of 101.3 
 
 — Headley, J. T. Washing- 
 
 ton and his generals .-. . 215. G 
 
 — Irving, AV. Life of 107.1 
 
 184.11; 195.17 
 
 — Marshall,.!. Life of 183.2 
 
 — Paulding, J. K. Life of. 49.13 
 
 — Si)arks,J. Life of 111.10 
 
 — Sumner, AV. H. Some 
 
 recollections of AVash- 
 ington’s visit to Boston 
 in 1789 194.23 
 
 — Vernon, M. 'J'he soldier 
 
 and the Christian 389.20 
 
 AA''Asni.N'(; ION, Bi’Itish army 
 
 at, in I8M. Gleig, G. li. 183.11 
 AV ASHING TON territory, 
 
 'I'hrei! years in. Swan, 
 
 J. G 9G.21 
 
 VVa'I’ 'I’ylcr. S(nithey, It... 1G].2 
 
 V. 2 of 227.2 I 
 
 8() 
 
 Hlielf. No. 
 
 AVatcii and wait. Adams, 
 
 AV. T 11.11 
 
 AVater colours, Mints for 
 sketching trees from na- 
 ture in. Hatton, 'I'. ... 3G.41 
 
 AVATEUcure. Craik, 1). (M.) 
 
 M 241.3 
 
 AVater-witgm, 'I'lic. Coop- 
 er, ,1. F 217.19; 285.12 
 
 AVatereoo. Battle of. Gleig, 
 
 G. U 147.23 
 
 AA^aterloo, Field of. Scott, 
 
 /SVr AV V. 8 of 228.7 
 
 AVateri.oo, Voice from. 
 
 C«)tton, E 358.1 
 
 AVateicston, R. C. Tiifeand 
 
 character of 'I'. Sherwin. 152.9 
 AA’^atertown, jMd.ss., Gene- 
 alogies and history of. 
 
 Bond, II 353.5 
 
 AA'^atkins, j. Life, jioetry, 
 and letters of Ph Ph- 
 
 liott 105.4 
 
 AA’'atson, II. C. Camii-tlres 
 
 of Napoleon 187. G 
 
 — Camp-tires of the revo- 
 lution 181.13 
 
 AVatson, T. Principles and 
 
 practice of physic 3G2.8 
 
 AA^avereey. Scott, NVr AV. 
 
 V. 1 of 2G3.5 
 
 AA’' AY of life. Hodge, C.... 387.5 
 
 AA^vy of the world. Adams, 
 
 AV. T 342.13 
 
 AALvtland, Ph Christian la- 
 bors of T. Chalmers .... 12G.2 
 
 — Moral science 3G5.27 
 
 AA^ayne, a., Life of. See 
 
 Armstrong, J v. 4 of 117.1 
 
 V. 3 of 123.7 
 
 AVays of the hour. Cooper, 
 
 J. F 24G.14; 285.13 
 
 AAT^ girls. AVhitney, A. I). 
 
 T 265.1 
 
 AA^eathercock, The. Ailing- 
 
 ham, J. T 164.5 
 
 AVebb, C. Belphegor, the 
 
 mountebank 165.30 
 
 .AA^eber, C. M. von. Her 
 freyschiitz. Italian, with 
 English translation.... 162.10 
 “ AVebfoot,” pseud. See 
 Phelps, AV. D. 
 
 Webster, B. The dead 
 
 heart 165.30 
 
 — Giralda 165.27 
 
 — The golden farmer 164.1 
 
 — Highways and by-ways . . 164.13 
 
 — The laughing hyena 164.16 
 
 — My young wife, and my 
 
 old umbrella 164.17 
 
 — One touch of nature 164.22 
 
 — The Swiss swains 164.15 
 
 Webster, I). Works. 6 v. 42.2 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. BIo- 
 grai)hical memoir, by E. Ever- 
 ett. 1,11. Speeches on various 
 public occasions. 111. Spcecb- 
 es in convention to amend the 
 constitution of Massacliusetts. 
 
 1 1 1, 1 V. Speeclies in congress. 
 
 V, VI. Legal arguments. VI. 
 Diplomatic and ollicial papers. 
 
 — Diplomatic and ollicial 
 
 papers 112.4 
 
 — Private corres[)ondence. 
 
 2v 111.6 
 
 
 
 8li 
 
 .•If. No. 
 
 AVi 
 
 '.nSTER, 1)., 
 
 conthi II rd. 
 
 
 — 
 
 Spc<*(!hes and forensic, ar- 
 
 
 
 gnments . . 
 
 
 
 112.3 
 
 — 
 
 Banvanl, .1. 
 
 . 1 llnst.rat ion.s 
 
 
 
 of the life 
 
 of 
 
 15.11 
 
 — 
 
 Curl is, G. ' 
 
 r. Life of... 
 
 111.3 
 
 — 
 
 Lanman, C. 
 
 Private life 
 
 
 
 of 
 
 
 115.4 
 
 — 
 
 Memorial of. See Boston. 
 
 113.!) 
 
 — 
 
 ( )l)it uarv addresses on t he 
 
 
 
 death of. 
 StMf e« 
 
 See Lnitisl 
 
 112.5 
 
 AVebsi i-.u, N. 
 
 American ilic- 
 
 
 tionary of the Phiglish 
 
 
 
 language . 
 
 *H. R., 
 
 , A. 1 
 
 — l)icti(mary of the Phig- 
 lish language. AVMlh 
 
 an appendix containing 
 tables [of money, 
 weight, and measure, 
 etc.] [Counting-house 
 
 edition] *lt. B., A. 5 
 
 AA'ediung day. Inchbald, Ph 165.19 
 AA'edding day in all ages 
 and countries. AVLjod, 
 
 E. J 156.4 
 
 AV’^eeks, j. M. Phisy methcxl 
 
 of managing bees 361.11 
 
 AATuiner, j. II. Principles 
 
 form character 164.15 
 
 AA'EiGirrs and measures. See 
 AVebster, N., Dictionary 
 of the Phiglish language 
 [Counting-house edi- 
 tion], pp. .5.50—608. *14. R.,A. 5 
 AA'eiss, j. Life and corres- 
 pondence of T. Parker. 
 
 2v 111.5 
 
 AVelcome home. Opie, A. 
 
 V. 3 of 282.5; v. 2 of 327.30 
 AVi:ld, T. D. American 
 
 slavery as it is 134.5 
 
 AVelles, — . “Things new 
 
 and old : ” sermons 32.3 
 
 AA^ellesley, R., marquess. 
 Memoirs and correspon- 
 dence of. See Pearce, R. 
 
 R 122.8 
 
 AVells, S. Y. Summary 
 view of the millennial 
 church. See Green, C. 366.17 
 AA^ells, T. Letters on Pal- 
 
 estine 236.14 
 
 AVells, AA". II. The graded 
 
 school 154.27 
 
 AVells, AV. V. AValker’s ex- 
 pedition to Nicaragua.. 136.16 
 AVells of Baca. Macduff, J. 
 
 R 168.10 
 
 AVemyss^P^. C. Minor drama. 
 
 See Dramas, Collection 
 of. 
 
 Wenlock of AA^enlock. 
 
 Wilks, T. E 165.17 
 
 AVensley. Quincy, E. .... 264.26 
 Wept of AVish-ton-AVish. 
 
 Cooper, J. P" 285.16 
 
 Same. Dramatized... 165.19 
 
 AVerner. Byron, G. (G. N.), 
 
 lord 165.10; v. 8 of 228.2 
 
 AA"esi.ey, j.. Life of. See 
 
 Southey, R 125.9 
 
 AAT<:st, The. Phtrnham, E. 
 
 AA^. I Afe in prairie land. 236.13 
 — Ph'ost, J. Pioneer moth- 
 ers of 
 
 22.11 
 
WEST 
 
 87 
 
 WILLIAM 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 West, The, continued. 
 
 — Parkman, F. Discovery 
 
 of V. 3 of 135.1 
 
 — Euxton, G. F. Life in.. 95.5 
 West end. Boucicaiilt, D. 
 
 (L.) 165.24 
 
 Westcott, B. F. Study of 
 
 the Gospels 363.16 
 
 West Indies, The, and the 
 Spanish main. Trollope, 
 
 A 86.5 
 
 See also Cuba. 
 
 Weston, J. M. Lucretia 
 Borgia. See Hugo, 
 
 . GomteY.iM..) 165.25 
 
 Weston, 31ass., Genealogies 
 
 and history of. Bond, H. 353.5 
 Westward ho! Kingsley, C. 246.28 
 Wetherell, Elizabeth, 
 pseud. /S'ee Warner, S. 
 Wetiierill, C. M. Manu- 
 
 facture of vinegar 365.15 
 
 Wharton, Grace and Philip, 
 pseud. /S'ee Thomson, K. 
 
 (B.) and J. C. 
 
 Wharton, Philip, duJce. 
 
 Life 194.1 
 
 What answer? Dickinson, 
 
 A. E 326.22 
 
 “What she could.” War- 
 ner, S 244.26 
 
 What will he do with it? 
 Bulwer-Lytton, E. (G. 
 
 E. L.) 302.5 
 
 Whately, R. Elements of 
 
 logic 365.5 
 
 — Elements of rhetoric... 365.9 
 
 Wheat and tares 247.13 
 
 Wheaton, H. Life of W. 
 
 Pinkney v. 6 of 117.1 
 
 V. 3 of 123.7 
 
 — Scandinavia, ancient and 
 
 modern. See Crichton, 
 
 A 48.14 
 
 Wheeler, J. T. Life and 
 travels of Herodotus. 
 
 2v 125.3 
 
 Wheeler, W. A. Diction- 
 ary of the noted names 
 
 of fiction *R. R., E. 9 
 
 — Manual of English pro- 
 
 nunciation and spelling. 
 
 See Soule, R 155.14 
 
 Whewell, W. Elements of 
 
 morality. 2 v 385.9 
 
 — Plurality of worlds 35.8 
 
 Same. New ed 35.5 
 
 Whims and oddities. Hood, 
 
 Whimsical woman. Carlen, 
 
 E. (F.) 247.4 
 
 Whipple, E. P. Character 
 
 and characteristic men. 116.7 
 
 — Essays and reviews. N. 
 
 Y. 2 V 206.17 
 
 Same. Post. 2 v 157.12 
 
 — Lectures on subjects con- 
 
 nected with literature 
 and life 157.13 
 
 — Literature of the age of 
 
 Elizabeth 157.11 
 
 Whist. Cavendish. Laws 
 
 and principles of 367.13 
 
 — Pardon, G. F. Handbook 
 
 of 368.5 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Whistler. Simonds, W. .. 17.18 
 
 WiiiTCiiER, F. M., /• rmerhj 
 3Iiss Berry. Widow Be- 
 
 dott papers 226.25 
 
 White, G. Natural history 
 
 ofSelborne 47.17 
 
 White, H. The massacre 
 
 of St. Bartholomew .... 147.6 
 
 White, H. K. Complete 
 
 works 162.2 
 
 White, James. The eigh- 
 teen Christian centuries. 188.10 
 
 — Feudal times 165.7 
 
 — History of France, to 
 
 1848 134.20 
 
 — Thekingof the commons. 165.4 
 White, John. Brief relation 
 
 of the planting of Mas- 
 sachusetts 181.7 
 
 White lies. Reade, C 347.20 
 
 Whiteboy, The. Hall, A. 
 
 M 261.50 
 
 White horse of the Peppers. 
 
 Lover, S 164.3 
 
 White-jacket. Melville, H. 305.20 
 White mountains. The 
 
 White hills. King, T. S. 235.9 
 Wiiiteeield, G. Voyage 
 from London to Savan- 
 nah 79.5 
 
 Whiting, H. Life of Z. M. 
 
 Pike V. 5 of 117.2 
 
 Whitman, Z. G. Historical 
 sketch of the Ancient 
 and honourable artillery ^ 
 
 company 187.5 
 
 Whitney, Adeline D. T. 
 
 Faith Gartney’s girl- 
 hood 265.3 
 
 — We girls 265.1 
 
 Whitney, Anne. Poems.. 166.10 
 Whittier, J. G. Poetical 
 
 works. 2 V 167.12 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Mogg 
 Megone ; The bridal of Penna- 
 
 cook; Legendary; Voices of 
 freedom ; Miscellaneous ; Songs 
 of labor ; Miscellaneous ; Chap- 
 el of the hermits. II. The 
 panorama ; Miscellaneous; 
 
 Ballads; Later poems; Home 
 ballads; Poems and lyrics; 
 
 In war time; Occasional po- 
 ems; Snow-bound; The tent 
 on the beach, and other poems ; 
 
 National lyrics; Among the 
 hills. 
 
 — Prose works. 2 v 157,9 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Marga- 
 ret Smith’s journal; Old por- 
 traits and modern sketches. 
 
 II. Literary recreations and 
 miscellanies. 
 
 — Miriam and other poems. 167.7 
 
 — Old portraits and modern 
 
 sketches 206.15 
 
 Whittlesey, C. Life of J. 
 
 Fitch V. 6 of 117.2 
 
 Who speaks first? Dance, 
 
 C 164.5 
 
 Who stole the pocket book. 
 
 Morton, J. M 164.19 
 
 Whymper, F. Travel and 
 
 adventure in Alaska. - . . 84.7 
 
 WiCLiF, J., Life of. See Le 
 
 Bas, C. W 127.12 
 
 WiDDIFIELD, H. New cook 
 
 book 367.33 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Wide, wide world. Warner, 
 
 S 244.9 
 
 AVidow, The. Middleton, 
 
 T V. 3 of 163.10 
 
 Widow Bedott papers. 
 
 Whitcher, F. M 226.25 
 
 Widow’s marriage. Boker, 
 
 G. H V. 2 of 168.20 
 
 Widow’s son. Southworth, 
 
 E. D. E. N 344.13 
 
 Widow’s victim. Selby, C. 164.3 
 Wife, The. Knowles, J. S. 165.1 
 Wife’s, A, duty. Opie, A. 
 
 V. 4 of 282.5 
 
 Wife’s secret. Stephens, A. 
 
 S 306.8 
 
 Wife’s trial. Lamb, C. v. 2 of 156.9 
 Wife’s trials. Pardoe, J. . . 321.4 
 
 Wife’s victory. South- 
 
 worth, E. D. E. N 344.11 
 
 WiKOFF, H. Adventures of 
 
 a roving diplomatist ... 215.3 
 
 — My courtship and its con- 
 sequences 247.18 
 
 Wild Irish girl. Pilgrim, J. 165.30 
 Wild oats. O’Keefie, J. . . . 165.24 
 Wild scenes of a hunter’s 
 
 life. Frost, J 22.17 
 
 Wilhelm Meister’s appren- 
 ticeship and travels. 
 
 Goethe, J. W. von 342.7 
 
 Wilhelm Tell. Schiller, 
 
 (J. C.) F. von 157.24 
 
 Wilkes, C. United States 
 exploring expedition, 
 1838-42. Phil. 5 v. . . . 91.5 
 
 Same. Lond. 2v. ... 96.1 
 
 Wilkins, E. G. P. My wife’s 
 
 mirror 164.10 
 
 — Young New York. 164.24; 165.21 
 
 Wilkins, J. H. Civilization. 165.14 
 AVilkins, S. j. Bible acros- 
 tics 366.12 
 
 Wilkinson, James J. G. The 
 human body and its con- 
 nection with man. 387.16 
 
 Wilkinson, Sir John G. Pop- 
 ular account of the an- 
 cient Egyptians. Lond. 
 
 2v 356.12 
 
 Same. N. Y. 2v. ... 85.11 
 
 Wilks, T. E. Bamboozling. 164.3 
 
 — Ben the boatswain 165.18 
 
 — The captain’s not a-miss. 
 
 164.14, 25 
 
 — The crown prince 164.10 
 
 — Michael Erie 165.24 
 
 — Rafiaelle the reprobate.. 165.27 
 
 — The seven clerks 165.16 
 
 — Sudden thoughts 164.19 
 
 — AVenlock of Wenlock. . . . 165.17 
 
 AVill you enlist? 389.20 
 
 AVillard, S. Memories of 
 
 youth and manhood. 
 
 2v 198.3 
 
 AVilliam Allair. AVood, E. 
 
 P 321.20 
 
 AVilliam Henry letters. 
 
 Diaz, A. M 16.7 
 
 AVilliam Tell. Knowles, J. 
 
 S 165.6 
 
 AVilliam Tell. Rossini, G. 
 
 A 162.7 
 
 AVilliam the conqueror. 
 History of. See Abbott, 
 
 J 15.35 
 
WILLIAMS 
 
 88 
 
 WON DICKFLI 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Wilu,\ms, 1L AV. Old South 
 cliMpol i)r:iy(M' mcetiii;^: 
 
 origin luul history 387.0 
 
 WiLLiAiM.s, E. Statosiniin’s 
 iiuuiual. Addresses Jiiid 
 messages of tlie pres- 
 ident.s of the United 
 States, 178!)-1849. 4 v. 3.52.0 
 
 Wii.i.TAM.s, Mrs. Jl. D. A 
 
 year in Cliina 94.11 
 
 WiLiJAiMS, II. W. Diseases 
 
 of the eye 305.24 
 
 AVili.iams, J. Life of Alex- 
 ander the great 19.7 
 
 — Memoir of. See Wil- 
 
 liams, S. W 120.10 
 
 Williams, llobert F. [Tlic 
 Shakspearc novels.] 3v. 
 in 1 321.3 
 
 Contents. — The secret i)as- 
 sion ; Tlie youth of Sliak- 
 speare; Shakspearc, and his 
 friends. 
 
 AVilltams, Roger, Life of. 
 
 See Gammell, AV'. v. 4 of 117.2 
 AAGlliams, Samuel. Natural 
 and civil history of Ver- 
 mont. 2 V 132.3 
 
 AVilliams, Stephen, Journal 
 
 of. See AVilliams, S. AV. 120.10 
 AVilliams, Stephen AV. 
 American medical biog- 
 raphy 113.0 
 
 — Biographical memoir of 
 
 J. Williams. AVith the 
 journal of S. AVilliams. 120.10 
 
 — History of the family of 
 
 AAUlliams in America... 194.17 
 AAHlliams, S. AVells. The 
 middle kingdom ; a sur- 
 vey of the Chinese em- 
 pire and its inhabitants. 
 
 2 235.10 
 
 AA’'illiams, Thomas, and Cal- 
 vert, J. Fiji and the Fi- 
 jians 91.2 
 
 AATlliams, Thomas, esq. 
 
 Out to nurse 104.20 
 
 — and Harris, A. Ruth Oak- 
 
 ley 105.27 
 
 AVilliams, Thomas J. Turn 
 
 him out 164.22 
 
 AVilliams, AV. R. The war 
 which knows no ex- 
 empts, and gives no 
 
 quarter 389.20 
 
 AVilliamson, H. History 
 
 of North Carolina. 2 v. 134.14 
 AVillujald. Narrative. See 
 
 Wright, T 85.22 
 
 AVillie and Ins mother. 
 
 Baker, H. N. (W.) .... 14.2 
 
 AVillie and the mortgage. 
 
 Abbott, J V. 1 of 10.1 
 
 AVillis, H. a. Fitchburg in 
 
 the war of the rebellion. 112.7 
 AVillis, N. P. The convales- 
 cent 287.27 
 
 — Famhus persons and 
 
 places 98.3 
 
 — Fun-jf)ttings 153.15 
 
 — I lealth trip to the tropics. 87.14 
 
 — Hurry-graphs 153.13 
 
 — liife, here and there .... 90.3 
 
 — J’eojjle 1 have met 108.4 | 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Willis, N. P., continuod. 
 
 — PoiMiis, sacrial, p.assion- 
 
 ale, and humorous 100.17 
 
 — Rural letters and other 
 
 records of thought and 
 leisure 380.1 
 
 — Summer cruise in the 
 
 Mediterranean 97.2 4 
 
 AVillis the pilot 17.25 
 
 WiLLMOTT, H. A. Pleasures, 
 objee.ts, and advantages 
 
 of literature 158.12 
 
 Willow copse. Boucicault, 
 
 1). (L.) 105.24 
 
 AVii.son, Alexander. Amer- 
 ican ornithology 303.22 
 
 — Life of. See Peabody, AV. 
 
 B. O V. 2 of 117.1 
 
 AVilson, Augusta J., /or- 
 
 merlif Miss Evans. Inez. 247.25 
 AVilson, H., and Caulfield, 
 
 J. Book of wonderful 
 
 characters 103.1 
 
 AATlsox, J. Leighton. AVest- 
 
 ern Africa 80.10 
 
 AATlson, James (4. Life of 
 
 F. Cj. Ilalleck 11.5.5 
 
 AATlson, John. History of 
 
 Switzerland 149.5 
 
 Wilson, R. A. Conquest of 
 
 Mexico 134.11 
 
 WiNCiiELL, A. Sketches of 
 
 creation 34.13 
 
 AATnes, E. C. Trip to Boston. 88.3 
 Wing-and-wing. Cooper, 
 
 J. F 285.15 
 
 AVinifked Bertram. Charles, 
 
 E 204.7 
 
 AVinning a husband. IMac- 
 
 farren, — 104.12, 23 
 
 AATnslow, E. Journal, Re- 
 lation and Brief narra- 
 tion 181.8 
 
 AVinsor, j. History of Dux- 
 
 bury 134.15 
 
 AViNTER’stale. Shakespeare, 
 
 AV 5 of 103.1 
 
 V. 3 of 103.2; 365.29 
 AVintiirop, j. History of 
 New England, 1630-49. 
 
 2 V 187.9 
 
 AVintiirop, R. C. Speeches 
 
 and addresses 42.3 
 
 AVintiirop, T. Canoe and 
 
 saddle; Isthraiaua 156.30 
 
 — Cecil Dreeme 248.4 
 
 — John Brent 264.32 
 
 — Edwin Brothertoft 150.31 
 
 — Life in the open air, and 
 
 other papers 156.29 
 
 AVirt, AV. Life and charac- 
 ter of P. Henry. Hart- 
 ford 113.7 
 
 Same. N. Y 190.12 
 
 — Life of. See Kennedy, 
 
 J. P 115.9 
 
 Wisconsin, History of. 
 
 Smith, AV. R 133.22 
 
 Wisdom of Solomon para- 
 phrased. Middleton, T. 
 
 V. 5 of 103.10 
 
 AVise, H. A. Los Gringos: 
 or, an inside view of 
 Mexico and California, 
 with wanderings in Pe- 
 ru, Chili, and Polynesia. 230.10 
 
 Mhclf. u. 
 
 AVihner, B. B. Memoirs of 
 
 S. Iluuflngton pt0.15 
 
 Wrr. American 202.1 
 
 — Burton, W. E. Cy<*lop)e- 
 
 dia of 72.2 
 
 — Cldt-chatof 343.13 
 
 — .b'rrold, I). Sp<Tlmens of. 200.18 
 AVncii, 'I’he. Middleton, 'f. 
 
 V. 3 of 103.10 
 
 Witch hill. Mudgo, Z. A. 137.4 
 Wits and beaux of society. 
 
 'riiomson, K. (B.) 121.10 
 
 AVTtt, Mine. <le. A French 
 
 country family 305.10 
 
 Wives and daughti-rs. Gas- 
 
 kell, E. C 391.18 
 
 Wives and widows. Ste- 
 phens, A. S 300.0 
 
 AVTzaki) of the wave. Haines, 
 
 .].T 105.22 
 
 AVgart, .T. Memorials of G. 
 
 AV. Pyle 389.20 
 
 Wolfe, J., Address [on] 
 the hundredth anniver- 
 sary of the death of. See 
 
 Sabine, L 183.7 
 
 AVo.man in white. Collins, 
 
 (AV.) AV 301.22 
 
 AVo.man of business. Sav- 
 age, At 302.51 
 
 AVo.man’s friendship. Agui- 
 lar, G 327.2 
 
 AVo.aian’s kingdom. Craik, 
 
 D. (M.) M 301. .37 
 
 AVoman’s, a, love. Opie, A. 
 
 V. 4 of 282.5 
 
 AVo.man's, a, thoughts about 
 women. Craik, D. (M.) 
 
 153.11 
 
 AVo.man’s trials. Hall, A. 
 
 201.13, 58 
 
 AVo.man’s wrongs. Dodge, 
 
 AI. A 45.0 
 
 AVomen. Child, L. AI. Con- 
 dition of 180.12 
 
 — Crosland, Mrs.'S. Alem- 
 
 orable women 198.7 
 
 — Ellet, E. F. AVomen ar- 
 
 tists 124.11 
 
 AVomen of the American 
 
 revolution 195.10 
 
 — Jameson, A. (AI.) Char- 
 
 acteristics of 47.22 
 
 — Kavanagh, J. AA'^omen of 
 
 Christianity 197.4 
 
 — Lives of distinguished fe- 
 
 males 48.1 
 
 — Logan, 0. Women and 
 
 theatres 100.3 
 
 — Alill, J. S. Subjection of 
 
 woman 156.5 
 
 — Ossoli, S. M. F., mar- 
 
 chesa AVomaninthe 
 nineteenth centuiy 190.18 
 
 — Starling, E. Noble deeds 
 
 of woman 197.17 
 
 AVomen beware women. 
 
 Aliddleton, T. . . • . v. 4 of 163. 10 
 AVomen of Israel. Aguilar, 
 
 G 185.15 
 
 AVonder, The. Centlivre, S. 105.27 
 AVoNDER-nooK, A. Haw- 
 thorne, N 27.20 
 
 AVonderful characters in 
 all ages and countries. 
 
 AVilson, 11 103.1 
 
WONDERS 
 
 89 
 
 YOUNG 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Wonders of bodily strength 
 
 and skill. Depping, G. 
 
 B 3G.15 
 
 WONDFRS of the human 
 
 body. Le Pileur, A. . . . 36.13 
 
 Wood, C. A. F. The Irish 
 
 broom-maker 164.9 
 
 Wood, Edvvard J. The wed- 
 ding day in all ages and 
 
 countries 156.4 
 
 Wood, Ella P. The castle’s 
 
 heir 321.15 
 
 — The Channings 321.8 
 
 — 'I'he earl’s heirs 282.4 
 
 — Ulster’s folly 321.9 
 
 — George Canterbury’s will. 321.6 
 
 The haunted tower 321.18 
 
 - A light and a dark Christ- 
 inas 321.17 
 
 — Lord Oakb urn’s daugh- 
 
 ters 321.12 
 
 — The lost bank note ; and 
 
 Martyn Ware’s tempta- 
 tion 321.21 
 
 — Mildred Arkell 326.11 
 
 — The mystery 321.10 
 
 — Orville college 321.19 
 
 Oswald Cray 321.11 
 
 — The Red court farm 326.10 
 
 — Roland Yorke 321.7 
 
 — The runaway match ; and 
 
 The dean of Dedham. .. 321.22 
 
 — St. Martyn’s eve 321.16 
 
 — The shadow of Ashlydy- 
 
 at 321.13 
 
 — Squire Trevlyn’s heir... 321.14 
 
 — Verner’s pride 321.5 
 
 — William Allair 321.20 
 
 Wood, G. Future life 386.8 
 
 — Modern pilgrims. 2 v. .. 386.13 
 
 — Peter Schlemihl in Amer- 
 
 ica 246.4 
 
 Wood, Mrs. H. See Wood, 
 
 E. P. 
 
 Wood, J. Suppressed his- 
 tory of the administra- 
 tion of J. Adams 188.1 
 
 Wood, j. G. Homes without 
 
 hands 31.6 
 
 — Illustrated natural his- 
 
 tory 34.12 
 
 — The uncivilized races; or 
 
 natural history of man . . 361.5 
 
 Wood, W. New-Englaud’s 
 
 prospect 181.7 
 
 Wood, W. M. Fankwei; 
 or, the San Jacinto in 
 the seas of India, China, 
 
 and Japan 86.18 
 
 WooDBURN grange. How- 
 
 itt, W 324.19 
 
 WooDHOUSELEE, Lord. See 
 Tytler, A. F. 
 
 WooDxMAN, D., jr. Guide to 
 
 Texas emigrants 357.4 
 
 Woods, D. B. Sixteen 
 months at the gold dig- 
 gings 86.14 
 
 Woodstock. Scott, W. 
 
 V. 19 of 263.5 
 
 WooDViLLE stories. See 
 Adams, W. T., note. 
 Woodworth, S. The forest 
 
 rose 165.29 
 
 Wool-gathering. Dodge, 
 
 M. A 45.3 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 WooLER, J. P. Love in liv- 
 ery 164.17 
 
 — A man without a head. . . 164.21 
 
 — A tvvice told tale 164.21 
 
 Woolf, B. E. Don’t forget 
 
 your opera glasses 164.17 
 
 — That nose ! 164.21 
 
 Worcester, J. E. Diction- 
 ary of the English lan- 
 guage *R. R., A. 2 
 
 — Elements of history 147.1 
 
 — Historical atlas [with 
 
 questions] *R. R., Table 
 
 Work and win. Adams, W. 
 
 T 11.10 
 
 Work : or, plenty to do and 
 how to do it. Brewster, 
 
 M. M 288.2 
 
 World. Figuier, (G.) L. 
 
 The world before the 
 deluge 31.4 
 
 — Turner, S. Sacred his- 
 
 tory of the 48.11 
 
 World, The, tost at tennis. 
 
 Middleton, T. . . . v. 5 of 163.10 
 Worlds. Powell, B. Plu- 
 rality of 37.17 
 
 — Whewell, W. Plurality 
 
 of 35.5, 8 
 
 WoRTLEY, E. S., ladn. Trav- 
 els in the United States, 
 
 1849, 50 98.6 
 
 Wrangell, F. von. Expe- 
 dition to the polar sea, 
 
 1820-23 19.14 
 
 Wreck ashore. Buckstone, 
 
 J. B 165.25 
 
 Wrecked in port. Yates, E. 261.2 
 Wright, C. Lectures on 
 
 India 91.4 
 
 Wright, Frances, pseiid. See 
 Darusmont, F. W. 
 
 Wright, T. Early travels 
 in Palestine, narratives 
 of Arculf, Willibald, 
 Bernard, Ssewulf, Si- 
 gurd, Benjamin of Tu- 
 dela. Sir John Maunde- 
 ville, Bertrandon de la 
 
 Broequiere, and Maun- 
 
 drell 85.22 
 
 — Literature, superstitions, 
 and history of England 
 in the middle ages. 2 v. 185.19 
 Writing, The, on the wall. 
 
 Morton, T 165,13 
 
 WuTHERiNG heights. Bron- 
 te, E 287.3 
 
 WyandottIs. Cooper, J. F. 285.14 
 Wycherley, W. The coun- 
 try girl. Altered by D. 
 
 Garrick 169.9 
 
 Wyman, T. B., jr. Geneal- 
 ogy of the name and 
 
 family of Hunt 193.7 
 
 Wyss, j. R. von, and Mon- 
 tolieu, I. P. de B. de. 
 
 The Swiss family Rob- 
 inson 17.4 
 
 Xenophon. Anabasis. [Al- 
 so the Cyropsedia.] 
 Translated by E. Spel- 
 
 man. 2 19.6 
 
 Xerxes the great, History 
 
 of. See Abbott, J 15.20 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Yankee amongst the mer- 
 
 maids. Burton, W. E. 343.10 
 Yankee in Canada. Tho- 
 
 reau, H. D 44.2 
 
 Yankee land. Logan, C. A. 164.17 
 Yankee middy. Adams, W. 
 
 T 12.4 
 
 Yankee peddler. Barnett, 
 
 M 164.15 
 
 Yankee stories. Haliburton, 
 
 T. C 324.16 
 
 Yarns of an old mariner. 
 
 Clarke, M. C 14.8 
 
 Yates, E. Black sheep. . .. 261.47 
 
 — Kissing the rod 261.34 
 
 — Land at last 261.12 
 
 — Wrecked in port 261.2 
 
 Yemassee. Simms, W. G. 343.11 
 Yonge, C. M. Beechcroft. 303.5 
 
 — Ben Sylvester's word... 18.28 
 
 — The castle builders 303.9 
 
 — The chaplet of pearls... 301.42 
 
 — The clever women of the 
 
 family 301.38 
 
 — Daisy chain. 2 v 266.16 
 
 — The dove in the eagle’s 
 
 nest 263.3 
 
 — Dynevor terrace. 2v. .. 287.6 
 
 — Friarswood post-office.. 308.2 
 
 — Heartsease. 2v 303.3 
 
 — The heir of Redclyffe. 2 V. 244.15 
 
 — Hopes and fears. 2 v. . . 303.2 
 
 — Kenneth 303.1 
 
 — The lances of Lynwood. 27.27 
 
 — The pigeon pie 27.26 
 
 — Richard the fearless 325.5 
 
 — Stokesley secret 308.1 
 
 — The trial 303.7 
 
 — The two guardians 303.8 
 
 — The young step-mother. 
 
 2 V 303.4 
 
 Youatt, W. The dog 364.35 
 
 Young, A. Chronicles of 
 the first planters of 
 Massachusetts bay.... 181.7 
 
 Contents. — White, J., Brief 
 relation of the planting of the 
 colony; Hubbard, W., Narra- 
 tive of the discovery and first 
 planting; Original records of 
 the company; Cradock, M., 
 
 Letter to J. Endicott ; The 
 company’s letters of instruc- 
 tion to Gov. Endicott ; Form 
 of government ; Allotment of 
 lands; Oaths of ofiice; Agree- 
 ment with the ministers ; Hig- 
 ginson, F., Journal, andNew- 
 England’s plantation ; General 
 considerations for planting 
 New-England ; The agreement 
 at Cambridge ; The company’s 
 letters to Higginson and Endi- 
 cott ; The company’s request to 
 their brethren in the church 
 of England ; Dudley, T., Let- 
 ter to the countess of Lincoln ; 
 
 Clap, R., Memoirs; Early rec- 
 ords of Charlestown ; Wood, 
 
 W., Descr ption of Massachu- 
 setts; Cotton, J., Life and let- 
 ters; Mather, R., Journal; 
 Thacher, A., Narrative of ship- 
 wreck; Shepard, T., Memoir 
 of his own life. 
 
 — Chronicles of the pilgrim 
 fathers of the colony of 
 Plymouth, 1602-65 181.8 
 
 Contents. — Bradford, W., 
 
 History of Plymouth colony; 
 Bradford, W., and Winslow, 
 
 E., Journal; Cushman, R., 
 
 12 
 
YOUNG 
 
 90 
 
 ZUM 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 You NO, A., continued. 
 
 DiflcourBe on llio stato of the 
 country; WIiihIow, K., Rela- 
 tion and Brief narration ; Brad- 
 ford, VV., Dialogue, and Mem- 
 oir of W. Bre water ; Let- 
 ters. 
 
 Young America abroad. See 
 Adams, W. T., note. 
 
 YouNtJ Americans abroad. 
 
 Chonlcs, J. O 15.43 
 
 Young anfjjler, naturalist, 
 and i)igeon and rabbit 
 
 fancier 20.21 
 
 Young Crusoe. Harley, A. J. 17.30 
 Young detective, i’arker, 
 
 K. A 20.2 
 
 Young duke, Disraeli, B. 341.50 
 
 Young fortune seekers 18.7 
 
 Young lieutenant. Adams, 
 
 W. T 12.5 
 
 Young New York. Wilkins, 
 
 E. G. r 104.24; 105.21 
 
 Young prima donna. Grey, 
 
 Mrs 341.38 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Young scamp. StlrliiiLL E. 104.22 
 Young shipbuilders of Elm 
 
 island. Kello««;, E. . . . 14.18 
 
 Young step-mother. Yon^^e, 
 
 C. M 303.4 
 
 Young voyaj^curs. Keid, M. 25.13 
 Youn(J widow. Bod well, T. 
 
 G 104.9 
 
 Young y liters . Beid, M. .. 25.7 
 
 Youit five gallants. Middle- 
 
 ton, T V. 2 of 103.10 
 
 Youth of the Old dominion. 
 
 Hopkins, S 235.7 
 
 Youthful queen. Shannon, 
 
 C 105.21 
 
 Yriarte, T. de. Literary 
 
 fables 100.21 
 
 Yucatan, Incideirs of travel 
 
 in. Stephens, J. L. ... 83.4,8 
 
 See also Chiapas. 
 
 Yvan, M. Insurrection in 
 China. See Callery, J. 
 
 M 188.4 
 
 Bhrlf. No. 
 
 Zamiiksi, Expedition to Urn. 
 
 Hvin^Hlone, I) H3.2 
 
 Zami'a. Ilcrold, L. ,1. F. .. 102.0 
 
 Zanoni. Bulwtir-Lytlon, E. 
 
 (G. E. L.) 215.13; 301.54 
 
 Zf.i.ina. Somerset, C. A. .. 105,27 
 
 Zfnoiha. Ware, W 244.2 
 
 ZiNCALi, The. Borrow, G. 151.13 
 ZoFh.ogy. Carpenter, W. B. 304.0 
 — Edwards, 11. Milne. fCle- 
 
 rnens de /oolo^it; 33.20 
 
 — Hitchcock, E. Zoolo;. v 
 
 of Massachusetts 32.31 
 
 See also Aniinnls, Ornitliol- 
 o?y» t^uadrupeds, 
 
 ZscHOKKE, (J.) H. (D.) The 
 
 (leadLGiest 302.67 
 
 ZuEBCHF.it, F., and Mar^]:oll6, 
 
 U, Meteors, aerolites, 
 storms, and atmospheric 
 
 phenomena .’ 34.6 
 
 ZuM stillen Verfjniigcn 
 Mueller von Koeni^s- 
 wintcr, W 277.4 
 
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 24 
 
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BOOKS OF REFKRENOE 
 
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 'I’liis List ombraccH tlie books tliat arc kept at tbc Desk of tbc Ilcmliinf Room for consiillatlon in the tmilillng 
 only. Most of tlie titles, and tbc cross-references, are also included in llio foregoing Catalogue wilb an asterir-k jireflxcd 
 to indicate that they do not circulate. 
 
 Atj.en, W. American l)ioi;rapliical tlictionary. Hd edition. Boston, 1R.^>7. 8° A. 3 
 
 Alliiu)ne, S. a. (Critical dictionary of bmnlish literature and Britisli .and American .au- 
 
 tliors. [lM issue.] IMidadelphia, 1871. 3 v. 1.8° Q. 3 
 
 American annual cycloptedia .and register of events for 1801-(;‘). New York, 1870. 0 v. 
 
 s° C. 1 
 
 American year-book and national register for 1801). Kdited by 1). N. Camp. Hartford, 
 
 1801). 8° E. 1 
 
 Appleton’s dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine-work, and engineering. New 
 
 York, 1850, 52. 2 v. 8 ° q, .j 
 
 Arvine, K. Cyclopaedia of anecdotes of literature and the line arts. 3d edition. Boston, 
 
 1870. 1.8° (1, 2 
 
 Bartlei f, J. Familiar (luotations. 5th edition. Bostott, 1870. 12° E. 7 
 
 Black, A. and C. General atlas of tlie wot Id. Fifty-six imips. New and revised edition. 
 
 Fdinburgli, 1870. f° Table 
 
 Boris, F. J. French simple and compound vowels, compared with Knglish sounds, n p., 
 
 n. d. pp. 2. 4° ■ I), 
 
 Boston, J/ass. rublic library. Bulletins. No. 1-15. [Boston, 1807-70.] 1.8° (;. 5 
 
 — Index to the catalogue of books in the Bates Hall. Boston, 1801. 1. 8° c! 3 
 
 Same. First supplement. Boston, 1800. 1. 8° 4 
 
 Prince library. A catalogue of the books and manuscripts [of] T. Prince, be- 
 queathed to the Old South church, and now deposited in the Public library. Bos- 
 ton, 1870. 1.8“ c. 0 
 
 Boston directory for 1870. Boston, [1870]. 8 ° q] q 
 
 Brande, W. T. Dictionary of science, literature, and art. New edition. London, 1807. 
 
 3 V. 8° ! A. 8 
 
 Same. New Y'ork, 1870. 8° 5 
 
 Chamrers, K, Cyclopa3dia of English literature. Boston, 1870, 2 v, 8“ B.* 3 
 
 Colton, G. W. General atlas. Letter-press descriptions by K. S. Fisher. New York, 
 
 ’ Table 
 
 Cruden, a. Complete concordance to the Old and New Testament. Philadelphia, 1830. 
 
 G. 1 
 
 Godwin, P. Cyclopmdiaof liiography. New edition. With Supplement, by G. Sheppard. 
 
 New York, 1870. 12° E. 5 
 
 Harper’s pictorial history of the great rebellion. New York, 1866. P Table 
 
 Haydn, J. Dictionary of dates. By B. Vincent, Authorized American edition, with 
 
 Supplement, by G. P. Putnam. New York, 1869. 8° A.. 9 
 
 — Universal index of biography. See Payne, J, B A. 10 
 
 Hole, C. Brief biographical dictionary. With additions and corrections by W. A. 
 
 Wheeler. New Y'ork, 1866. 16° E. 10 
 
 Homans, J. S. and J. S., jr. Cyclopedia of commerce and commercial navigation. New 
 
 York, 1858. 8° B. 2 
 
 Kitto, J. Popular cyclopaedia of biblical literature condensed. Boston, 1867. 8° B. 4 
 
 Lippincott’s biographical dictionary. Nee Thomas, J A. 14 
 
 Payne, J. B. Haydn’s universal index of biography. London, 1870. 8° A. 10 
 
 lioGET, P. M. Thesaurus of English words and phrases. Revised by B. Sears. Boston, 
 
 1870, 12° E. 3 
 
 New American cyclopaedia. Edited by G. Ripley and C. A. Dana. New Y'ork, 1870. 16 v. 
 
 B. 1 
 
 Smith, W. Dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities. 2d edition. Boston, 1870. 8°. A. 6 
 
 — Dictionary of Greek and Roman geography. Boston, 1870. 2 v. 8° A. 7 
 
 — Dictionary of the Bible. Revised by H. B. Hackett [and] E. Abbot. New Y'ork, 
 
 1870. 4 V. 8° E. 1 
 
 Spiers, A,, and Surenne, G, French and English [and English and French] pronouncing 
 dictionary. Revised and enlarged by G. P. Quackeubos. New Y'ork, 1868. 2 v. in 
 
 L 8° A. 4 
 
 Thomas, J. Universal pronouncing dictionar}’- of biography and mythology. Phila- 
 
 d(;lphia, 1870. 2v. 1.8° A. 14 
 
 Werster, N. American dictionary of the English language. Revised by C. A. Goodrich 
 
 and N. Porter. Springlield, 1869. 4° A. 1 
 
 — Dictionary of the English language. With an appendix containing tables [of money, 
 
 weight, and measure, etc.]. Abridged from the latest edition of the quarto diction- 
 ary, by W. G. Webster and W. A. Wheeler. [Counting-house edition.] New Y^ork, 
 
 1869. sm.4° A. 5 
 
 Wheeler, W. A. Dictionary of the noted names of llction. Boston, 1869. 16° E. 9 
 
 Worcester, .1. E. Dictionary of the English language. Boston, 1870. 4° A. 2 
 
 — Historical atlas. New and revised edition, Boston, 1863. 4° Table 
 
 Description and illustration, with questions to facilitate its use. Boston, 1857. 12°. Table 
 

 
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