_The volumes already published are as follows:_ =Thrown on the World.=--A Novel, by BERTHA M. CLAY. =Peerless Cathleen.=--A Novel, by CORA AGNEW. =Faithful Margaret.=--A Novel, by ANNIE ASHMORE. =Nick Whiffles.=--A Novel, by DR. J. H. ROBINSON. =Lady Leonora.=--A Novel, by CARRIE CONKLIN. =Charity Grinder Papers.=--By MARY KYLE DALLAS. =A Bitter Atonement.=--A Novel, by BERTHA M. CLAY. =Curse of Everleigh.=--By HELEN CORWIN PIERCE. =Love Works Wonders.=--A Novel, by BERTHA M. CLAY. =Evelyn's Folly.=--A Novel, by BERTHA M. CLAY. =Lady Damer's Secret.=--A Novel, by BERTHA M. CLAY. =A Woman's Temptation.=--A Novel, by BERTHA M. CLAY. =Brownie's Triumph.=--A Novel, by Mrs. GEORGIE SHELDON. =Repented at Leisure.=--A Novel, by BERTHA M. CLAY. =Forsaken Bride.=--A Novel, by Mrs. GEORGIE SHELDON. =Between Two Loves.=--A Novel, by BERTHA M. CLAY. =His Other Wife.=--A Novel, by ROSE ASHLEIGH. ==>These books are handsomely printed, and elegantly bound in cloth, with gold back stamps, price, $1.50 each. ==>Sold by Booksellers everywhere--and sent by mail, _postage free_, on receipt of price. $1.50, by =G. W. CARLETON & CO., Publishers, Madison Square, New York.= * * * * * MRS. MARY J. HOLMES' WORKS. TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE. ENGLISH ORPHANS. HOMESTEAD ON HILLSIDE. 'LENA RIVERS. MEADOW BROOK. DORA DEANE. COUSIN MAUDE. MARIAN GREY. EDITH LYLE. DAISY THORNTON. (_New_). DARKNESS AND DAYLIGHT. HUGH WORTHINGTON. CAMERON PRIDE ROSE MATHER. ETHELYN'S MISTAKE. MILLBANK. EDNA BROWNING. WEST LAWN. MILDRED. FORREST HOUSE. (_New_). OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. "Mrs. Holmes' stories are universally read. Her admirers are numberless. She is in many respects without a rival in the world of fiction. Her characters are always life-like, and she makes them talk and act like human beings, subject to the same emotions, swayed by the same passions, and actuated by the same motives which are common among men and women of every day existence. Mrs. Holmes is very happy in portraying domestic life. Old and young peruse her stories with great delight, for she writes in a style that all can comprehend."--_New York Weekly._