=THE AMERICAN BOY’S BOOK OF SPORT.= OUT-DOOR GAMES FOR ALL SEASONS. By DANIEL C. BEARD. With over 300 illustrations by the author. 8vo, $2.50. This is an entirely new book by Mr. Beard, containing altogether new matter of great interest to all young lovers of sport. It is a companion volume to the author’s well-known “American Boy’s Handy Book,” of which over twenty-five thousand copies have been sold, and will undoubtedly rival that famous work in popularity as it does in interest. =THE AMERICAN BOY’S HANDY BOOK=; OR, WHAT TO DO AND HOW TO DO IT. By DANIEL C. BEARD. With 360 illustrations by the author. Square 8vo, $2.00. “The book has this great advantage over its predecessors, that most of the games, tricks, and other amusements described in it are new. It treats of sports adapted to all seasons of the year; it is practical, and it is well illustrated.”—_New York Tribune._ =THE AMERICAN GIRL’S HANDY BOOK.= By LENA and ADELIA B. BEARD. With over 500 illustrations by the authors. Square 8vo, $2.00. “I have put it in my list of good and useful books for young people, as I have many requests for advice from my little friends and their anxious mothers. I am most happy to commend your very ingenious and entertaining book.”—LOUISA M. ALCOTT. THOMAS NELSON PAGE’S TWO BOOKS =AMONG THE CAMPS=; OR, YOUNG PEOPLE’S STORIES OF THE WAR. With 8 full-page illustrations. Square 8vo, $1.50. “They are five in number, each having reference to some incident of the Civil War. A vein of mingled pathos and humor runs through them all, and greatly heightens the charm of them. It is the early experience of the author himself, doubtless, which makes his pictures of life in a Southern home during the great struggle so vivid and truthful.”—_The Nation._ =TWO LITTLE CONFEDERATES.= With 8 full-page illustrations by KEMBLE and REDWOOD. Square 8vo, $1.50. “Mr. Page was ‘raised’ in Virginia, and he knows the ‘darkey’ of the South better than any one who writes about them. And he knows ‘white folks,’ too, and his stories, whether for old or young people, have the charm of sincerity and beauty and reality.”—_Harper’s Young People._ EDWARD EGGLESTON’S TWO POPULAR BOOKS =THE HOOSIER SCHOOL-BOY.= Illustrated. 12mo, $1.00. “‘The Hoosier School-Boy’ depicts some of the characteristics of boy-life years ago on the Ohio; characteristics, however, that were not peculiar to that section. The story presents a vivid and interesting picture of the difficulties which in those days beset the path of the youth aspiring for an education.”—_Chicago Inter-Ocean._ =QUEER STORIES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.= 12mo, $1.00. “A very bright and attractive little volume for young readers. The stories are fresh, breezy, and healthy, with a good point to them and a good, sound American view of life and the road to success. The book abounds in good feeling and good sense, and is written in a style of homely art.”—_Independent._