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Adventures of Sidney Flint. By the Author of "Alice Harmon.' 16°, pp. 350. $1.50..... ......Sadlier. Ahn's First French Reader. With Foot-notes and Vocabulary. By Dr. P. Henn. 12°, pp. 96. Bds., 60 c.Steiger. Aide. A Nine-Days' Wonder. By Hamilton Aïdé, author of "Penruddocke," etc. (Osgood's Library of Novels, No. 49.) 8°, pp. 91. $1; pap., 50 c.. Osgood. Algebraic Problems. A Collection of Practical Drill Problems. 16°, pp. 192. $1.25... ..Ivison. **American Annual Cyclopædia and Register of Important Events of the Year 1874. (Fourteenth Year.) Embracing Political, Civil, Military, and Social Affairs; Public Documents; Biography, Statistics, Commerce, Finance, Literature, Science, Agriculture, and Mechanical Industry. 8. $5; $6; $6.50 and $7.50... .Appleton. *Andre.-A Practical Treatise on Coal-Mining. George G. André, F.G.S. Part 4. Roy. 4°, pp. 48, plates 6. Pap., $2.. Spon. Angell. See Municipal. By Bachelder.-Popular Resorts, and how to Reach Them. 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Being a Report of a Tour of Inspection made in 1873, by Major George H. Elliott, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A., under the Authority of Hon. William A. Richardson, Secretary of the Treasury. Illustr. by 51 engr. and 31 wood-cuts in the text. 8°, pp. 284. $5.... ...Van Nostrand. Elliott.-The Italians. A Novel. By Frances Elliott, author of "Romance of Old Court-Life," "The Diary of an Idle Woman in Italy," etc. 12°, pp. 402. $1.50. Appleton. Ficklin.-Complete Algebra. (Robinson's Shorter Course.) A practical Work with many new and striking Features, and so graded as to meet the wants of both Elementary and High Grades. By Joseph Ficklin, Ph.D., Prof. of Mathematics Univ. of Mo. 16°, pp. 426. $2.....Ivison. Fish. The Complete Arithmetic. A comprehensive Manual on the Inductive Method, embodying every Form of Illustration and Exercise, both Oral and Written, necessary for Class Use. By D. W. Fish, M.A. 16°, pp. 508. $1.40 -Same in two Parts. Per part, 80 c.......Ivison. 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Sheldon. - The Elements of Arithmetic for Intermediate, Grammar, and Common Schools; in which the Analytical Processes known as Mental Arithmetic are assimilated and incorporated with the more Mechanical and Formal Processes called Written Arithmetic, thus affording in one book a sufficient amount of theoretical and practical Arithmetic for a good English Education By Edward Olney, Prof. of Mathematics in the University of Michigan, and author of a series of Mathematical Text-Books. 16°, Sheldon. 314. Bds., 85 c. Oneida Community, Handbook of. 1875. 8°, pp. 45. Pap., 25 c...... Oneida Com. viii, O'Reilly. The Victims of the Mamertine; Scenes from the Early Church. Second Series. By Rev. A. J. O'Reilly, D.D., Missionary Apostolic, author of The Martyrs of the Coliseum." 12°, pp. 573. $2.50 and $2....Sadlier. Potter.-The Two Victories. A Catholic Tale. By Rev. Thomas J. Potter, author of "The Rector's Daughter," etc.; Legend of the Sire de Créquy. 16°, pp. 170, 15. $1.50 and $1... 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