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NOTRE DAME DE PARIS.

By VICTOR HUGO. With superb illustrations by the celebrated French artists, Rossi, BIELER, and De MYRBACH. No other popular edition of this great historical romance compares with this. The drawings were reproduced in Paris by Guillaume et Cie., at a cost of over three thousand dollars. One vol., 8vo. $3.00.

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ENDYMION.

Illustrated by W. ST. JOHN HARPER.

THE GIFT-BOOK OF THE YEAR. This beau

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LALLA ROOKH.-The Vellum Edition.

By THOMAS MOORE. This charming oriental poem is now produced in a style worthy of itself. It is illustrated with about 140 photo-etchings made from designs of the best artists in America, together with several from European and Persian artists. The illustrations are printed in a variety of colors, on vellum paper, and the text of the poem is set in with the illustrations in artistic style. This is, without doubt, the most sumptuous and elaborate art book ever published in America. One vol., quarto, bound in parchment paper, and in vellum cloth folio, with stamped ribbons, $15.00. One vol., quarto, full American seal gilt. $17.50.

FAIRY LILIAN.

By ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON, together with twelve of his most popular short poems, illustrated under the supervision of GEORGE T. ANDREW, by the most distinguished artists of the day. The volume is a triumph of the printer's art, showing on each page a delicate border, in tint, surrounding the text or illustration printed in black. The cover is elaborately gilt after a design by W. L. TAYLOR. One vol., quarto, cloth, full gilt. $6.00.

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