"A new edition of the English translation of that famous old story 'Elizabeth; or the Exiles of Siberia,' which used to be the standard French reader in private schools, where many a tender-hearted school-girl cried not only over the hard task of rendering the difficult French phrases into her own tongue, but also over the misfortunes of this generous-souled heroine. There are few French tales so full of deep pure feeling as this, by Mme. Sophie Cottin (born 1773, died 1807), and although it seems almost too well known to create a fresh sensation, it will always be one of the few books that mothers can safely place into the hands of their young daughters, knowing at the time that the perusal of them will not only amuse but waken tender and generous feelings in the young heart, that perhaps needed a story like this to make them spring into life."--_Albany Times._ * * * * * =ELIANE.=--A Novel, by =Mme. Augustus Craven=, from the French by Lady Georgiana Fullerton, in one vol. Paper, 50 cents. Cloth, 90 cents. "It is not only pure, but is, we believe, a trustworthy description of the dignified French life of which it is a picture. 'Eliane' is one of the very best novels we have read for one or two seasons past"--_The American Literary Churchman, Baltimore._ "'Eliane' is interesting not only because it is such a record of the best kind of French life and manners as could only have been written by a person thoroughly at home in the subject, but also because of the delicate drawing of character which it contains."--_London Sat. Review._ * * * * * =RANTHORPE.=--A Novel, by =George Henry Lewes=, in one vol. Paper, 40 cents. Cloth, 75 cents. "There is a good deal of wisdom in it that is not without its use."--_Popular Science Monthly._ "'Ranthorpe' is a reprint of a novel written in 1842, by George Henry Lewes, the well-known husband of George Eliot. It belongs to the psychological class, and is keenly introspective throughout. The style is well adapted to the work, displaying the versatility of a mind whose natural bent was towards metaphysics and the exact sciences."--_Montreal Star._ _William S. Gottsberger, Publisher, New York._ * * * * * GEORG EBERS' ROMANCES & BIOGRAPHIES COMPRISING: _AN EGYPTIAN PRINCESS_, TWO VOLUMES _THE BRIDE OF THE NILE_, TWO VOLUMES _THE BURGOMASTER'S WIFE_, ONE VOLUME _SERAPIS_, ONE VOLUME _THE EMPEROR_, TWO VOLUMES _UARDA_, TWO VOLUMES