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CHAPTER I.

Tm! was no 'bility of a walk
thatda . We been wandering, deed, in
the league shrubbery an hour in t e morning:

but since dinner (Mrs. Reed, when there was no
company, dined early) the cold winter wind
had brought with it clouds as somber, and a rain
so penetrating that further out-door exercise
was now out of the question.

I was glad of it; 1 never liked lon walks,
especially on chilly afternoons; dreadf to me
was the coming home in the raw twilight, with
nipped fin rs and toes, and a heart saddened
b he chi ings of Bes- ~
si’éthe nurse, and hum-
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ness of my ph sical
inferiority to liza,
John and Georgiana

The said Eliza, John
and Georgiana were
now clustered round
their mamma in the
drawing-room; she lay
reclining on a sofa b
the fireside, and, wi
her darlin about her,
(for the time neither
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ooked perfectly hap-
py. Me she had dis-
msed from joining

group, saying, “She
regretted to be under
the necessity of keeping
me at a. distance; but
that until she heard
from Bessie, and she
could discover by her
own observation that I
was endeavoring in
good earnest toacquire
a more sociable and
childlike disposition, a
more attractive and
htly manner—-
something lighter,
franker, more natural,
6. it- were—she really
must exclude me from
privile es intended
nan or contented,
naprw little children.”

“V: does Bg’ssip
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and, until you can speak pleasantly, remain
silent.”

A small breakfastroom adjoining the draw-
ing-room; I slipped in there. It contained a
book-case; I soon posessed myself of a volume,
taking care that it should be one stored with
pictures. I mounted into the window-seat;

thering u my feet, I sat cross-legged like a

k; and, ving drawn the red moreen cur-
tain nearly close, I was shrined in double re-
tirement.

Folds of scarlet drapery shut in my view to

' - mythe eft were the clear panes
of glass protectln , but not separating me from)
the drear Novem rda . At interv while
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I returned to my book—Bewick’s History of
British Birds; the letter- ress thereof I’ cared
little for, generally spea ing; but there were
certain introductory pages that, child as I was,
I could not, pass quite as a blank. They were
those which treat of the haunts of sea-fowl; of
“ the solitar rocks and' promontories ” by
them only in abited‘ of the coast of Norway,
studded with isles from its southernextrem-
ity, the Lindeness, or Nana, to the North
Cape—

“ Where the Northern Ocean in '

Boils round the nfla'melancmfy gig“

Of farthest Thule; and the Atlantic

Pours in among the stormy Hebrides."
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bleak shores of IaplanthiberigB itsbergen,

ova Zemh a, lceland,

Greenland, with "the
vast sweep of the Arc-
tic Zone, and those for-
lorn re ions of dreary
space-t atreservoirof
frost and snow, where
firm fields of ice, the
accumulation of cen-
turies winters,glazed
in Alp eheightsabove
heights surround the
pole. and concenter the
multiplied rigors of ex-
treme cold.” Of these
death-white realms I
formedan idea of m
own—shadowy, like
the half~comprehended
notions that float dim
t h r o u h children’s
brains, lit strange]
impressive. The wo s
in these introductory
pages connected them-
selves with the succeed-
ing vignettes, and gave
significance to the rock
standin up alone in a
seaofb low and spray;
to the broken bunt
stranded on u ('051 xlnfe
coast; to the cold and
ghastly moon glam:-
mg through bars of
cloud at a wreck just
sinking.

I _cannot tell what
sentiment haunted the
quiet, solitary church-

ard with its inscribed

eadstone; its gate, its
two tr its low hori-
zon, ' ed by a bro
ken wall,and its newly-
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Uharlutte Temple.

BY MRS. ROWSON.

CHAPTER I.
A soannmo-scnoon.

" Ans you for a walk?“ said Montmville to his companion, as they arose from
the table; “are you for a walk, or shall we order a chaise and proceed to Portt
month " Belcour preferred the former; and they sauntered out to view the
town, and to make remarks on the inhabitants as they returned from church.

Montraville was a lieutenant in the army' Belcour was his brother ofllcer;
thm had been to take leave of their friean previous to their departure for
America, and were now remrnin to Portsmouth where the troops awaited
orders for embarkment. They be sto ped at Chic ester to dine; and knowing
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allow them a walk, had resolved. it be Sunday afternoon, to take a survey
of the michester ladies as they return from their devotions.

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turn to t e inn with-
out honoring any of
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ticular attention,
when Madame Du
Peat, at the head of
her school. descend-
ede the church.

lotto ‘Ibmple, whom

he hsd once seen and

danced with at a ball

at Portsmouth. At

the this he thought

on her as a, very love-
ehfld. she

being

but theim omelet
two years made

her checks as she
find, awakened in
bosom new and
eaai ideas. Van-
led im to think

shag the emotion

he had witnessed;
and the same vanity
led him to wish to see

her again.
"8 cit the sweet-

est r1 ‘1) the world,”
as he, as he enter-
ed the inn. Beioour
started. “Did you
no: notice her?" con-
tinued Montravjlle.
She had. on a. blue

b0 . and with a
' lovely eyes of
_ 9 color, has
centrived to make
me feel devilish odd
about the heart.”
“Poh,” said Bel-
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“ 1 never think of the future,“ aid
the most of the present, and would

ontraville, “but am determined to make

lin ly compound with an kind Familiar
who mould, inform me who the girl is, an how I might be ilk y to obtain an
inter ew. ’

But no kind Familiar at that time appeared, and the chaise, which they had
ordered, drivinzug to the door, Montraville and his companion were obliged to
take leave of C ic ester and he fair inhabitant, and proceed on their joume .

But Charlotte had made too great an im sion on,his mind to be cos 'y
eradicated; having therefore spent thre w ole days in thinld on her and
cndeavoring to form some plan for see ng her, be determined set oil for
Chichcster, and trust to chance either to favor or frustrate his designs. Arriv-
ing at the verge of the town, he dismounted. and sendi the servant forward
with the home, proceeded toward the place where, in t e midst of an exten-
sive plessuro-prround, stood the mansion which contained the lovely Charlotte
Temple. Montraviile leaned on a broken gate, aid looked earnestly at the
hem—:0. The wall which surrounded it was high, an pew-ha the Arguses who
(ringed the Hesperian fruit within were more ‘ etch than those famed
o ( * .

“ ‘Tisnromantio attemft," said he, “and shcul I even succeed in seeing
and conversing with her, t can be productive of no cod. I must of necessity

,few days, and prob-
ably may never re-
urn- , en,
should I endeavor to
0113 the affec-
tions of this lovely
girl, only to leave
or a Prey to a thou-
sand nquletudesz I
will return to ports.
mouth. and think no
more about her,"

The evening was
now closed; a serene
stillness reigned;
:23 gas moon, with

var Crescent
mint]! illuminated
the hemisphere.

The mind of II -
traville wan calm‘g‘d

the serenity of
surroun ob-
Jeoh. “I will

on her no mar?”
laid he, and méd
with an intention to
leave the place; but
as he turn he saw
the '

cut,who walled am:-

am we the
field. “I wil “lens;
see who these are.
said be.

He overtook them.
and, after saluting.
begged leave to see
them into the more
frequented parts Of
the town; but how

' W was he Cdv

 whem'wai 5‘1

. answer he soovel"
I-..

ed, un er the 003‘
cealment of a large
bonnet, the face
Charlotte Tel-1‘

He soon found
means to i slate
himself wi her
campanion. who was
a. French teacher at
mitifili’fiiiefii‘d 1‘1”
, a e «
r be rposely
written, Char-
lotte's hand, and five
guineas into that of
medemoiselle, who
promised she would
' endeavortohringher
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119. Alabama Joe. By J. E. Badger.

120. The Texan S y. By N. M. Curtis.

121. The Sea Ca ct. By Ingraharn.

122. Saul Sdbberday,TnE IDIOT SPY;
or, LL'LIONA, THE SEEINOLE. B Ned Buntlino.

123. Alapaha, the g uaw; or, THE
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124. Assowaum, the Ave er; or,
THE DOOM ON THE DESTROYERs. By Francis Johnson.

125. The Blacksmith Outlaw; or,
MERRY ENGLAND. By Harrison Alnsworth.

126. The Demon Duelist; or, THE
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127. So Scott, THE MASKBD MINER; or,
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130. Ca tain olcano; or, THE MAN
or THE RED EVOLVERs. By Albert W. Aiken.

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132. emo, King of the Tramps; or,
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133. Body. the Rover; or. THE RIB-
BONMAN or IRELAND. By William Carleton.

134. Darkie Dan, THE COLORED DETEC-
TIVE; or, THE MISSISSIPPI MYSTERY. By Ingraham.

135. The Bush Ran r; or, THE
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136. The Outlaw-Hunter: or, RED
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137. Long Beard, TIIE GIANT SPY. By
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139. Fire-Eye, THE SEA HYENA; or,
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140. The Three Spaniards. By
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141. Equinox Tom, THE BULLY OE RED
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142. Ca tain rimson, THE MAN 01" THE
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1 44. The Hunchback of Notre-Dame.
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145. Pistol Pards. By W. R. Eyster.

146. The Doctor Detective: or, THE
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147. Gold ur, THE GENTLEMAN FROM
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148. Due - Armed 11‘. THE GIANT
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51. The Freebooters. By Aimard.

152. Captain Ironnerve, THE COUN-
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153. The White Scalper. By Aimard.

154. Joaquin, THE SADDLE KING. By
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158. The Doomed Dozen: or, Do-
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159. Red Ru r, THE ARCHER. By
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160. Soft Hand. 8 z or, THE MAN
WITH THE SAND. By William R. ster.

161. The Wolves of New York: or,
JOE PHENIx‘s GREAT MAN HUNT. By A. W. Aiken.

162. The Mad Mariner; or, DISHON-
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163. Ben Brion, THE TRAPPEE CAP-
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164. The King’s , Fool; OR, THE
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3 Kansas King; or, Tm: RED RIGHT HAND.
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9 Adventures of Baron Munchausen.
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l8 Sindbad the Sailor. His Seven Voyages.

19 The Phantom Spy. By Buffalo Bill.

20 The Double Daggers. By E. L. Wheeler.

21 The Frontier Angel. By Edward S. Ellis.

22 The Sea Serpent; or, THE BOY ROBINSON
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24 Diamond Dirk. By Colonel P. Ingraha-m.

25 The Boy Captain. By Roger Starbuck.

26 Cloven Hoof, TEE BUFFALO DEMON; or, Tm:
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27 Antelope Abe,m BOY Gums. 011 Coomes.

28 Bull‘an Ben, TEE PRINCE 03- mn: sz'ron;
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85 Wild Ivan, m Ber CLAUDI Ax. or,'i‘an
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88 The Boy Clown. By hanks. Finn.

37 The Hidden‘ Lodge. By '1‘. C. Harbaugh.

38‘ Ned Wylde, m Ber Sooo'r. By Texas Jack.

39 Death-Face, m Durex-Iva. ByWheeler.

40 Boring Ben. By J. J. Marshall. .

41 Lasso Jack. By 011 Coomes.

42 The Phantom Miner. By E. L. Wheeler.
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43 By gpg’narlinfl  Exrnasa Rmsa.

44 Battling lube . .By Barrth. George.

45 Old Avalanche ,m Gm ANNmiLA'ron;
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48 Glass ' e, m Gau'r Snot or ran Wm.
By Capt. . F. 0. Adams.

41 Nightingale Nat. By T. C. Hurbaugh.

48 Black John, m Rom-Am. By Badger.
49 ,Omaha Oli. - By Edward L. Wheeler.

50 Burt Bunker, m Tmmm. C. E. Lasalle.
51 The Boy Rifles. By Archie C. Irons. °
52 The White Bufl'alo. By C. E. Insane.
58 Jim Bludsoe, Jr., ml: Ber Pam; or,

THROUGH 10 Damn. B Edward L. Wheeler.
‘4 Ned Hazel. By Cap . J. F. C. Adams.

55 Deadly-Eye, m UNKNOWN Scour: or, Tn
BRANle WOOD. By Buflalo Bill.

56 Nick Whidles’ Pct. Capt. J. F. 0. Adams.

5"! DeadWood Dick’s Eagles. By Wheeler.

58 The Herder King. ByOll Coomes.

59 Old Hickory. By Barry St. George.

60 The White Indian. Capt. J. F. C. Adams.

61 Buckhorn Bill. ByEdward L. Wheeler.

62 The Shadow Ship . By Col. P. Ingraham.

as The use Brotherhood. W. J. Hamilton.

64 Dandy Jack. By T. C. Harbaugh.

65 Hurricane Bill. By Joe. E. Badger. Jr

86 Single Hand. ByW. J. Hs-ilton.

01v Patent-leather Joe. By amp 8. War-no.

68 Border Robin Hood. By Bufl'alo Bill.

69 Gold Rifle. By Edward L. Wheeler.

70 Old Zip’s Cabin. woapt. J. F. C. Adams.

71 Delaware Dick. ByOll Coomes.

72 Had Toni "Western. ByW. J. Hamilton.

73 Deadwood Dick on Deck; or, CALAirrry
JAiva, m Enema or Waoor-Ur. By Wheeler.-

14 Hawk-"eye Harry. By on Coat...
75 The Dey Duelist. By Col. P. Ingmham.
'10 Abe Colt, m Caow-Kium By A. W. Aiken.

7"! Corduro Charlie me Ber Bruno; or,
Damoeo Baez’s Lur 101.. By E. L Wheeler.

‘78 Blue Dick. 87 Captain Mayne Reid.
70 Sol Ginger, Gus-r Turns. By A.W. Aiken.

80 Rosebud Bob; or NooerrNrD ran KNIGHT
or was Gown. By ward L. Wl‘eler.

81 Lightning Je. By Captain J. F. 0. Adams.
82 Kit Hareioot. By '1'. C. Harbaugh.
83 Rollo, the Doy Banger. By Oil Ooomes.
I4 Idyl, the Girl Miner. By ILL. Wheeler.
85 Buck Ducks-an. By Capt. J. F. C. Adams.
I. Dandy leek. lyG. Waldo Browne.
3' The Land Pirates. Bbept. Mayne Reid.
IBPh‘etegraph Phil, m Ber Sum; or.
Mom-amen. By 1'. LWheeler.
89 Island Jinn. By Braosbrldge Fiemyng.
se The Dread Eider. By G. Waldo Browne.
.1 The Captain otthe Club; or. Tm YooNo
BrVAL Am By Braoebridge Hernyng.
B. Canada Chet. By Edward L. Wheeler. }
83 The Boy Miners. By Edward 8. Ellis.
94 md ht Jack, Tar ROAD-AosN'r; on
‘ 30! la. By T. C. Harbaugh.
9‘ The Rival Rovers. Lieut. Col. Hazeltine.
.6 Watch-Eye. m SHADOW. By E. L. Wheeler.
07 The Outlaw Brothers. By J. J. Marshall.

98' Robin Hood, m 0mm man; or, Tm:
1 MIN oanaxwooo. Prof. Glidersleeve.

99 The Tiger ei' Taos. By G. Waldo Browne.

100 Daedwood Dick in Leadville; or, A
We: Brion roa LIBERTY. By Wheeler.

101 Jack Harkawr. in .
m e Honing. y New York By
102 Dick Dead-Eye. By Col. Ingraham.
.103 The Lion of the Sea. By COLIDelle Sara.
104‘Deadwoed Dick’s Device.' By Wheeler.
105 Old Rube, m Ema. Capt. H. Holmes.
106  Frosty, mer. By'l‘. 0. Herbaugh.
101' one-and lint. By James L. Bowen.

108 Daring Davy. By BarryMGeorge.
109 Deadw ed Di k Det ti .
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110 The Black Steed of the Prairies. A
Thrilling Steryof 'l‘exaaAdventure. By Bowen.

1 11 The Sea-Devil. By 001. P. lngrsham.
l 12 The Mad Hunter. By Burton Saxe.

113 Jack Hoyle, m YOUNG Spawn-ma; or,
AD To FORTUNE. By Ed. L. Wheeler.

114 The Black Schooner. Roger Starbuck.
l 15 The mad Miner. By G. Waldo Browne.
1 l 6 The Hussar Captain. Col. P. lngraham.

117 Gilt-E ed Dick, m Spear Pm;
or. This Ala-AGENT s DAUon'raa. Wheeler.

1 1 8 Will Somers. ran BOY Dmvr. Morris.
1 19 Mustang 8am. By Joe. E Badger, Jr.
1 20 The ,Branded Hand. By Frank Dumont.

121 Cinnamon Chi mm Gnu. SPORT; or,
Tns GOLDEN IDOL or r. RosA. Ed. L.Wheeler.

122 Phil Hardy, mm: Boss BOY. By C. Morris.

123 Kiowa Charley, m Wnrrz Mvs'rmaa.
By T. C. Harbaugh.

l 24 Tippy, Tan Taxm. By Geo rge Gleason.
125 Bonanza Bill, Minn. BI Ed. L. Wheeler.
126 Picayune Pete. By Che '108 Morris.

1 27 “’ild-Flre, Boss or Tm: Rom. By Dumont.
128 The Young Privateer. By H. Cavendish.
129 Deadwood Dick’s Double. By Wheeler.
1 30 Detective Dick. By Charles Morris.

1 31 _The Golden Hand. By Geo. W. Browne.
132' The Hunted Hunter. By Ed. 8. Ellis.

133 Boss Bob, ma KING or m BOOTBLACKB:
or, Tun: PAWNsnoxan's PLOT. Ed. L. Wheeler.

1 34 Su re Shot Seth, Tin: BOY Rxmw; or Tm:
YOUNG PA'riuo'rs or ran Noam. By 011 Coomes.

5 Ca tain Paul THE KENTUCKY MOONBHINEB;
‘3 or, Tm: Bor SPY o’r mm MOUNTAINS. By Clark.

136 Night-Hawk Kit. By Joe. E. Badger, Jr.
1 37 The Helpless Hand. Capt. Mayne Reid.

138 Blonde Bill; or, Dunwoon Dwa‘s Hon
BASE. By Edward L. Wheeler.

139 Judge Lynch, Jr. By T. C. Harbaugh.

140 Blue Blazes; or Tun Ban: 0’ DAY Bore
or ROCKY BAR. By Bran]: Dumont.

141 Solid Sam, m BOY ROAD-Adm; or, Tu:
BRANDED Buowa. By Edward L Wheeler.

142 Handsome Harr , m BOOTBLLCK Da-
rrc'rrva. By Charles orris.

1 43 Scar-Face Saul. By 011 Coomes.
144 Dainty Lance, m Bor Spear. By Badger.

145 Captain Ferret, m New You Darro-
rrvr; or, Boss Ben’s Boas Jon. By Wheeler.

1 46 Silver star, 'rnx BOY KNIGHT. By Coomes.

147 “'11! Wildfire, ma 'l‘sonovoauro; or,
Tun WINNING HAND. By Charles Morris.

148 Sharp 8am. By J. Alexandchatteu.

149 A Game of Gold; or, DnAnwooo Diaz‘s
BIG S . By Edward L. Wheeler.

1 50 Lance and Lasso. By Capt. F.Whittaker.

151 Panther Paul, Tm: Pmnur PmA'rr; or,
DAI‘NTY LANca T0 was Itasca. J. E. Badger.

152 Black Doss WILL anrmn‘s RAcna; or,
W‘nomm AGAIN Coos. By Charles Morris.

1 53 Eagle Kit, Tar Ba! DEMON. By 011 Coomes.
154 The Stverd Hunters. By F. Whittaker.
l 55 Gold Trigger, mi: SPORT. T. C. Harbaugh.

156 Deadwood Dick of Doudwood' or,
Tm: Proxan PARTY. By Edward L. Wheeler.

ike Merry, m HARBOR FOLIO]: Bov;or,
in NIGHT-HAWK! or PmLADmmA. Morris.

158 Fancy-Frank ot‘Colorado. BuilnloBill.
159 The. Lost Captain. By Whittaker.
160 The Black Giant. ByJ. E. Badger, Jr.

161 New York Nell m BOY-GIRL Dr'rmrva;
or, OLD BLAxrer’s ’Moxrr. By 1:. L. Wheeler.

162 Will “'ildiire in the Woods. Morris.

163 Little Texas. THE YOUNG MUSTANGBB. A
Tale of Texan Prairies. By 011 Coomoe.

1 64 Dandy Rock’s Pledge. By G.W. Browne.

165 Billy Baggage, Tm: RAILROAD BOY; or,
RUN T0 EARTH. By Charles Morris.

1 66 Hickory Harry. By Harry St. George.
1 67 A an Scott, Tar: STEAMBOAT BOY. By Willett.
1 08 Deadly Dash. By Joe. E. Badger, Jr.
169 Tornado Tom. By T. C. Harbaugh.

1 70 A Trump Card; or, WILL WILDle: WINS
AND Loans. By Charles Morris.

1 71 Ebony Dan. By Frank Dumont.

l 72 Thunderbolt Tom. By Harry St. George.
1 73 Dandy Rock’s Rival. By G.W. Browne.
1 74 Bob Rockctt, THE BOY Donorm. By Morris.
1 75 Captain Arizona. By Philip S.Warae.

176 The Boy Bunaway' or,'1‘m: BUochm
or rm: BAY. Lieut. H. D. erry,U.S.N.

1 77 Nobby Nick 01‘ Nevada. E. L. Wheeler.
178 Old Solitary. By Oil Coomee.
179 Bob Rockett, 'ma BANx RUNNIm. Morris.

180 The Sea Trailer; or AVow Wm. Km.
By Lieut. H. D. Perry. U. h. N.

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8 LADY mar-s Loin. Byuwmnww’m.‘

182 l[glittle Hurricane, m Be! CAfrAav.

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1 83 The Hidden Hand. By Chas. Morris.
1 84 The Boy Trailers. By Badger, Jr.

185 Evil 0 KING on Ams'l‘mrvas' er.'l‘un
W E, ’ 0%mm By F. burnt.

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186 Cool Desmond. By Col. Dells Bars.

18': Fred Halyard, m Lira BOAT any: or,
Tn: SaUGeLnBs or m Int-r. By Clan-is.

1 88 Ned Temple,.m BOB-BIB Ber. Harbaugh.
189 Bob Roe it, n: Cmcxmx. By Harris.
190 Dandy Darke. By Wm. R. Eyelet.

191 gufale Dill , m Ber BUD-mam
.Y Capt. A. B. ylor, U. S. A.

l 92 Captain Kit. By Lieut. H.'D. Perry,U.8.N.

193 Captainllask THBLAD‘! ROAD-Anew; er,
l'A'rsNr-Lutaaa os’e Dame. Bmee.

194 Buii‘alo Bill’s Bet. By Captain Taylor.
195 Deadwood Dick’s Dream. ByWheeler.

196 Slmdowed; or, BOB Roan-11’s Flour m
LIFE. By Charles Morris.

1 97 Little Grit, rm: WILD Roan. By Ingrahsn.

198 Arkannaw, ma MAN m was Ram.
By T. C. Harbaugh. .

1 99 Foathorwaigh t. By Edward Willow.
200 The Boy Bedouins. By Whittaker;

201 The 'Black Hills Jezebelfi fiDam—
wooo DICK'S WARD. By Edward . eeler.

202 Prospect Pete or m Bo Balm; or,
Tn YOUNG OUTLAW llamas. y Oil Canines.

203 The Boy Pards. By Joe. E. W, Jr.
204 Gold Plume, rm: BO! 13an. Iowan).
206 Deadwood Dick’s Doom. ByWhecler.
206 Dark Paul, m Tron KING. By C. Harris.
207 Ravage Nick, rm; Bow GOLD Hulls... A
Tale 0 Manna. ByT. 0. Harbough.
208 The Boy Hercules. By Cl! Coonss.
209 Britain BOUND-BOY Dang-nu. Wheeler.
210 l‘ar'o Frank ef'mgh  
e Cale m CAanl' er a...“
211 81:2?1‘Bdeos. E.’Bsdger, Jr. '
212 Dashing Dave, m BAND! Drrsonva.
By Charles Mon-h. ~

213 [Brita to the Front. Byn L. Wheeler.

214 We] an 'r'ns Be or m Rama.
magma mum...

215 Cagtain Bullet, run Run]: Inn. By
T. . mm

216 Bibeh 3111, m MOI or m Bus.
By Col. Prentiss Ina-alum. "

217 Captain Crack-Shot. By B. 1‘... Wheeler.
218 Tiger Tom, was Tun Tia-ea. ByOll
Coomes.

219 Despard, the Duelist. ByP.8.Wu-ns.

220 Tom Tanner, SCALAWAG Arm BOAPIGIAOI.
By Charles Morris.

221 Sugar Coated Sam. By E. L. Wheeler.

222 Grit, the Bravo Sport. By Ingraham.

223 Ozark Ali‘hlnle or m Memm. By
Edward Wille . ‘

224 Dashing Dick; or, Tums Tou’s Cum
By 011 Coomes.

225 Sam Charcoal go Premlunn' Dar-
ky. ByCharles fie s.

226 Snooaor, m Bo! Bans. Byuwarti.
Wheeler. ‘

227 Dusky Darrell, Tum By E. Emerson.
228 Little Wildfire. By 011 Oeomu.

229:Crirnson‘- K‘ate. m Gnu. Turns.
‘00]. Prentiss Ingraham. m

230 The Yankee Rajah. By C. D. Gist.

231 Plucky Phil ormMmAnt‘TaAn. B
T. C. Barbaugh.’ ~ , ’

232 Gold-Dust Dick. By E. 1.. Wheeler.

233 Joe Buck, ofAngels, AND Hrs Bow Pm
PAUL Pownnaneau; or Tm: Tam WILD hint
or Emu: BAR. By Alhert W. Aiken.

234 Benito, m YOUNG Hom-Bmxm- or
539.31“, m Ross: or was Faro. By Buck-
D an.

235 Shadow 8am, m'Mnseroxa Ber; or.
O m TABLBs. By Charles Morris.
Ready January 24th.

236 Apollo Bill. By Edward 1.. Wheeler.
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Which will you (Inches? or two boys. The Village with One Gentleman. For eight femelee
% of his . For two little girls. end one male.

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Three

P or tour ladies.
Sceneh {n Wedded Life. For mole and female.
In. Moe's Confemion. For male and female.
Mission of the Spirits. For five young ladies.

E ebbing. For five We”.
The Secret of Success. or three speaker-I.

Dime Dialogues, No. 1. You America. For three males and twg females.
In

J 099;; 's Destiny. For four females, 0 e ele.
The oil of the Duel. For three male spookers.
Dogmat sm. For three male speakers.

Dime Dialogues, No. 2.

The Genius of Liberty. Two males and one female.
Cinderella; or, the Little Glass Slipper.
Doing Good and Saying Bad. For several cherectere.

 

 

 

 

 

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The Golden Rule. 1" two malesand two femehs.
The Gift oftheF Queen. Forme
Taken in and Done or. For tw0 dierscters.
Country Aunt‘s Visit to the City. Several charm
The TwohRomnns. For tl‘we males.

'rryi t e Cher-eaters. or three males.

The ‘1' y. For several “ animals.“

The  sev chereetere.

How to write “ Po Itoriu. N two main.
The New and the d. I'm-two
A Sensation at Law. For two
The Gremhorn. For two males.

“Tube  lien Solstice. For four miss.
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The Little giloso . For "53% girls.
How to Find on

eir. For five males.

The Virtues. For dz young ladies.

A Oonnubinl Eclogue.

The Public . For iivo melee end animals.
The Englkh v . For two melee. ,

Dime Dialogues. No. 3.

The May Queen. For on entire school.

Dress Reform Convention. or ten females. ‘
Keeping Bed Com y. A nrce. For five melee
Court Under cultiee. Two males. one female
Netio Bepreeentetives. A Burlesque. Four-mobs
Esca. inme Drei't. m numerous males.

The n Cook. For two males.

Masterpiece. For two males and two females.

The Two Romans. For two males.

The Same. Second Scene. Fortwo melee.

Bhowin the White Feather. Four melee. one fads.
Call. A Becitetive. For one male.

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'I‘hel'roetxi . Fortenor morepersoos.
Start unfit Forthreemslesnnd mm
Faith, ago and Charity. For thee mes
Dub en Joan. For two nudes
The fily. A Floral Fancy. For in y
{The Enchanted Prineess. I males, met _ _
Honor to When: Honor is Duo. 7 moles end 1
The Gentle Client. Several males and mom
Phrenologf. A D
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A Scene from “Paul leg." or
The Ohgcnkns. Fox-three

 
  

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The Reward of Benevnlenoe. four
The Letter. For two

Dine Dialog!“ No.5.

The Three Gnomes. For school or 
Sentirgetgt. A " Three Perseus” " aloe.

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Loose . e. For several males and femdes.
Not to an Answers For two females.
g on Airs. A Colloquy. For two males.
The Straight Mark. For several boys.
Two ideas of Life. A Colloquy. For ten girls.
from Faliero.

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Ila-t -Money. An Acting Charade.
The Virtues. Hll'or six oug ladisels.
TheIrishmanat ome. or om es.
uirements. For three girls.
ABevyofI's )."Foreightorlesslittlegirls.

Dime Dialogues. No. 6.

.‘he Way They Kept a Secret. For male and females.
The Poet under Difi‘lculties. For five males.

William Tell. For a whole school.

Woman's hts. For seven females and two males.
All is not d that Glitters. \ For male and females.
The Generous Jew. For six males.

Shop ing. For-three males and one female.

The ’le0 Counselors For three males.

' The Votaries of Folly. For a number of females.
Aunt Betsy

‘s Beaux. For four females and two

TheLibsl lortwofemalesandonemale.
SantaOIa ' Foranumber of home
Christmas For severalli girla
nu Three Rings. For two males.

Dime Dialogues, No. 7.

For fourteen females.
The in F ~Land. For girls.
Twen Years H ea. 0 fe one

3e at: in ham. For ttwvcii’ mes.

oman. c Passage a 0 Two boys.
The ‘Olofis. A Colloquy. For two males.‘

How to Rid of a Bore. For several boys.

For two males and two females.
Plaster ePledfiil‘For twomales.
Theme of - nking. For three s.
True Pride. ’Coll . For two fema .
The Two rers. or numerous males.

Two Views of Life. A Colloquy. For two females.
ThfiBights of Music.A For two females.

mica Case in Verse. Two
uld-be Schoolm“. For two magi“
etc Lifetoo Soon. For three males.
Eight O‘clock. For two little‘glrla
True Dignity. i Coll uy. ,or two boys.
or two males.
Hamlet and he Ghost. For two pe
were 1“. Waist“ ems... .
ew ca on 0 an e. oys a .

Coloreg A Colloquy. For two

Dime Dialogues, No. 8.
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The Euro Ofllcer. For three glr and two boys.
The Base- Enthu t. For three boys.
The Girl of the Pe For three girls.
The Fo'wl Rebellion. For two males and one female.
Slow but Sure. For several males and two females.
Caudle’s Veloci . For one male and one female.
was. or several small children.
The of Peter Sloper. For seven boys.
Getting a Photograph. For males and females.
The Society for General In rovemmt. For girls.
A Nobleman in Three and six boys.
Great us. For two ho

For five femaleg“ and four males.

Pia
‘Gofiesfor the Heathen. For one male and one fe-

e.
A Hard For three bo
Ghosts. ngten females anyone male.

Dime Dialogues, No. 9.
Adng for Hel . For a number of females.

America to la . Greeting For two bays.
Til-cg! swings New. For our females and one
Choice of Trades. For twelve little boys.
e Lap-Dog. For two females.

e Vielm. For four females and one male.
The Duelist. For two boys.
The True Philosophy. For females and males.
A Good Education. For two females.
The Law of Human Kindness. For two females.

Ch 11. For a mixed school.

_ and Cassius.
Coriolanus and Aufldius.
The New Scholar. For a number of girls.
The Self-made Man. For three males.

‘ The May ueen No. 2). For a school.
Mrs. Iaclgand's Sizconomy. For four boys and three

Should Women he Given the Ballot? For boys.

Dime Dialogues, No. 10.
Mrs. Mark Twain's Shoe. For one male and one

female
The Old  School Festival. For three boys.
The Court 0 Folly. For mang $15.
GreatLives. For six boys an girls.
Scan l‘or numerous males and females.
The Light of Love. For two boys.
gigs Flower Children. For twelve girls.

Whole. For three boys.

n. For two boys.

The Rehearsal. F
The: Wa 7.

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The Monk'ancl the Soldier. For two .
1776-1816. School Festival. For two is.

 

to ry's Visit. For two males and two
Witcha in the Cream. For 3 girls and 8 boys.
Frenchman. Charade Numerous characters.

 

Dime Dialogues, No. 11.

A pearances are very Deceitfnl. For six boys.

e Conundrum Family. For male and female.
Curing Betsy. For three males and four females.
Jack and the For five characters.

The Wa to Do it and Not to Do it. For three females.
How to me Healthy, etc. For one male andone

female.
The Onl True Life. For two girls.
iloquies. For two boys.

I. Gustavus Vasa and Cristiern.

II. Tamerlane and Bedazet.
Fashionable Dissipation. For two little girls.
A School Charade. For two boys a d two girls.
Jean low‘s "Song: of Seven.“ 'or seven girls.
A Deb For four ys.
Ragged Dick‘s Lesson. For three boys.
rem! Chase "gram

ery as one ry. or two he
SelL fir three males. ya.
e Real Gentleman. For two boys.

Dime Dialogues, No. 12.

Yankee Assurance. For several characters.
Boarders Wanted. For several characters.

When I was Young. For two is.

The Most Precious Heritage. or two boys.

The Double Cure. For two males and four females.
The Flower-garden Fairies. For five little girls.
Jemima‘s Novel. For three males and two females.
Beware of the-Widows. For three girls.

A F not to Pattern After. For ten characters
How an- An acting charade.
The acation pade. For four boys and teacher.

That Naughty Boy. For three females and one

Mad-cap. An acting’charade.
All is not Gold that litters. ActingAmvei-b.
Sic Transit Gloria Mundi. Acting c e.

Dime Dialogues, No. 13.

Two O‘clock in the Mo . For three males.
An Indignation Meetin . or several females.
Before and Behind the ones. Several characters.

The Noblest Boy. A number of boys and teacher.
Blue Beard. ADressPlece. Forgirlsandboys.
Not so Bad as it Seems. For several characters
A Curbstone Moral. For two males and female.
Sense vs. Sentiment. For Parlor and Exhibition.
Worth not Wealth. For four boys and a teacher.
No suc Word as Fall. For several males.

The Sleepin Beauty. For a schooL

An In ocen Intrigue. Two males and a female.
Old ably. the Fortune-teller. For three girls.
Boy-talk. For several little bo

Mother is Dead. For several 1i tie girls.

A Practical Illustration. For two boys and girl.

Dime Dialogues, No. 14.

Mrs. Jonas Jones. For three gents and two ladies.
The Born Genius. For four gents.

More than One Listener. F0r four gents and lady.
Who on Airth is Re? For three». r .

The Right not to be a Pauper. or two boys.
Woman Nature Will Out. For a Elgls‘ school.
Benedict and Bachelor. For two ys.

The Cost of a Dress. For five persons.

The Surgr‘ilse Party. For six li tie girls.

A Pract Demonstration. For three boys.
Refinement. Actln c e. Several characters.
Conscience the Arb r. For ladly and gent.

How to Make Mothers anizy. or two girls.

A Conclusive A ment. or two boy speakers.
A Woman‘s Blin ‘s. F or three gir s.

Rum‘s Work. (Tern rance). For four gents.
The Fatal Mistake. - or two young ladies.

Eyes and Nose. For one gent and one lady.
Retribution For a number of boys.

Dime Dialogues, No. 15.

The Fairies’ Esca 6. Numerous characters.
A Poet‘s I‘erplexi ies. For six gentlemen.

A Home Cure. For two ladies and one gent.
The Good there is in Each. A number of boys.
Gentleman or Monkey. For two b0 s.

The Little Philosopher. For two lit e girls.
Aunt l’olly‘s Lesson. For four ladies.

A Wind-fall. Acting Charade. For a number.
Will it Pay? For two boys.

The Heir-at-law. For numerous males.

Don‘t Believe What You Hear. For three ladies.
A Safety Rule. For three ladies.

The Chief‘s Resolve. Extract. For two males.
Testing her Friends. For several characters.
The Forei er‘s Troubles. For two ladies.

The Cat ithout an Owner. Several characters.
Natural Selection. For three gentlemen.

Dime Dialogues, No. 18.

Polly Ann. For four ladies and one entleman.
The Meetin of the Winds. For a so 001.
The Good 6 Did For slSr ladies.
.The Boy Who ins. For six tlernen.
‘Good-by‘Day. A Colloquy. or three girls.
The Sic Well Man. For three boys.
The lnvestigati Committee. For nine ladies.
A “Corner in A es. For fourbo s.
The Imps of. the Trunk Room. For ve ris.
The Boosters. A Colloquy. For two litt girls.
‘Kitty‘s Funeral. For several littlewirls.
Stratagem. Charade. For several characters.
Testi Her Bahiplars. For numerous scholars.
,1Th8 orld is at We Make It. For two dgirls.
The Old and the New. For gentleman an lady

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Dime Dialogues, No. 17.
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To oe Hap yY’ou Must be Good. For two littlsgi'ris
and one .

Evanescent law. For a bevy of boys.

The Little Peacemaker. For two little girls.

What Parts Friends. For two little girla

Martha Washington Tea Party. For five little girth
in old-time costume.

The Evil There is in it. For two young boy',

Wise and Foolish Little Girl. For two girls.

A Child‘s Inquiries. For small child and teacher.

The Goo Club. ._. For twogirls and others.

How to do i . For two boys.

A Hundred Years to Come. Foggy and girl

Don‘t Trust Faces. For several 1 boys.

Above the Skies. For two small 18.

The True Heroism. For three li le boys.

Give Us Little B0 3 a Chance; TheSto ofthe um
Pudding; I‘ll a Man; A Little ‘s ts
Speech; Johnng's inions of Grandmother e
Boasnrig Hen; e ows der Best' A Wigg-
View 0 Corns; Bobby‘s Sermon; Noboda‘s '
Nutti at Grand Gray's: Little View of
How lumbus D vered America; ttle Girl’s
View; Little Boy's on Time: A Little
Boy‘s Pocket; The Midni ht Murder; Robb Bob's
Second Sermon' How e Baby Came; I Boy’s
Observations: The New Slate; A Mother‘s Love:
The Creownin‘ Glory; Bab ‘Luln: JoshBilli on
the Bumble-bee Wren, AI] tor; Died Yes a z
The Chicken‘s Mistake; The Heir nt; 1%-
liver Us from Evil; Don tWant to be ood- Onlya
Drunken Fellow- The Two Little Robins; he Slow
to Condernn' ANonsense Tale; Little BoyW-
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Rub-ardub; ‘ Calumn ; Little t ; Whe

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ing to School; A Morning The em bun-
dee; AFancy; In the‘Sunlight' TheNemquEfg;

Th8  Musician; Idle Ben; Pottery-man; en

an ow.

Dime Dialogues, No. 18.

Fuflishes. Several characters, male and female.

N 0 Without a Thorn. 'rwo males, one female.

Too Greed,‘ by Half. Forthree males.

One Good Deserves Another. For six ladies.
urting Melinda. For three boys and one lady.
e New Scholar. For several bo .

The Little Intercessor. For four ies.

Antecedents. For three gentlemen and three ladies.

Give a Dog a Bad Name. For four gentlemen.

Sp -Time Wishes. For six little girls.

Lost rlie: or, the Gipsy's Revenge. For numer-
ous characters.

A little Tramp. For three little boys.

Hard For two ntlemen and four ladies.

The Lesson Well Wo . For two males
and two females.

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Dime Dialogues, No. 19.

An Awful Mystery. For two females and two males.

Contennnen . For five littleboys.

Who are the Saints? For three youn‘gfirls.

California Uncle. For 8 males and ‘ emales.

Be Kind to the Poor. A little folks‘ play

How Peo is are Insured. A “duet. ‘

Mayor. cting Charade. For four characters.

The Smoke Fiend. For four boys.

A Kindergarten Dialogue. For a Christmas Festival
Personaied by seven rs.

The Use of Study. For three girls.

The Refined Simpletons. For four ladies.

Remember Benson. For three males -

Modern Education. Three males and one female.

Mad With Too Much Lore. For three males.

The Fairy‘s Warning. . Dress Piece. For two girls.

Aunt Eunice‘s Experiment. For several.

The M sterious G. G. For 2 females and 1 male.

We'll ve to Mortgage the Farm. For one male
and two females.

An Oldl‘aahioned Duet.

The Auction. For numerous characters.

Dime Dialogues. No. so.

The Wrong Man. For three males and three females.
Afternoon Calls. For two little girls.

Ned‘s Present. For four boys.

J u( 0 Not. For teacher end several scholars.

Tell n Dreams. For four little folks.

Saved y Love. For two boys.

Mistyen Identity. For two mfles and three females.
Coul

n‘t Read English. For three males, one female
A Little Vesuvius. For six little girls.
“ Sold.“ For three boys.
An Air Castle. For five males and three females.
City Manners and Country Hams. For three girls

and one boy.

The Silly Dispute. For two girls and teacher.
Not One There! For four male characters.
Foot- rint. For numerous characters.
Keep Boarders. For two females and three males.
A Cure for Good. For one lady and two gentlemen.

' The Credulous Wise-Acre. For two males.

Dime Dialogues, No. 21.

A Successful Donation Party For several.
Out of Dela Out of Danger. Fer three males and

three females.
Little Red“ Hood. For two children.
How She m Pro . A duet.
The Ho on the Hill. or four females.
Evidence enough. For two males.
Worth and .Wealth. For four females.
Waterfall. For several.

 

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Too Much for Aunt M
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Wile. For three females and one male.

A Su den Recovery. For three males.
The Double Strataggén. For four females.
us

Counting Chicks
four males.

fore They were Hatched. For

Dime Dialogues. No. 22.

The Dark Cupid.

For 3 Gentlemen and 2 ladies.

That Ne‘erdo-Well. Two males ‘and two females.

High .rt. For two girls.
Strflll
ng‘s Supper.

The For four
A Practical Exemplification.

Adventures. For two boys.

rls.
or two boys.

Titania‘s Banquet. For a number of girls.
Monsieur Thiers in America. For four boys.

Dory‘s Diplomacy. 1301- three females and a num-

ber of “ mcidentals.

A Frenchman. For two ladies and one gentleman.
For two b0 3 and one girl.

Bo WillBeBo 8.
AM} orthree'o
GodIs . Foranum re

The Way He Managed. For two males. two females.

Fandango. For various characters, whi

For two tin girls.
For four boyys.

or three little
From The Sublime to The

The Little Doctor.
A Sweet Reve
A May Day.

Heart Not Race. For five boys.

Dime Dialogues. No. 23.

Rhoda Hunt‘s Remedy. For three females, one male.
an era'- ermm- ram...“
rum wo
Bantam ts. For six females.

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For two mile

The . boys.
Unfortunate . Brown. For one male, six females.

The Real cost, For two
Garden.

A Bear For-three males and two females.
The Busy Bees. For four little girls.
Climate For numerous

School-Time. For two little rls.

Death Scene. Two principal and uncta.
DrossandGold. Several characters, maleand ernale.
Confound Miller. For three males and two females.

culous. For l4 males.

 

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The Music tor. For seven males.

A Strange ret. For three '

An Unjust Man. For fourm es.

The Shop Girl’s Victory. For 1 male and 3 females.
The Psychometiser. For 2 gentlemen and 2 ladies.
Mean 13 No Word For It. For four ladies.
Whimsical. A number of characters of both sexes.
Blessed Are the Peace-makers. Seven young girls.
The Six Brave Men. For six boys. n
Have You Heard the News? A gossip’s cataa he.
The True flueen. A colloquy in verse. 2young is.
A Slight istake. 4 males, 1 female, and several

auxrlraries.
Lazy and  A dialogue in rh me. 10 little fellows.
The Old and t e Young. 1 gen eman and llittlegirl.
That Postal Card For 8 ladies and l gentleman.
Mother Goose and Her Household. A whole school

fancy dress dialogue and travestie.

Dime Dialogues. No. 25.

The Societies of the Delectables and Les Miserables.
For two ladies and two gentlemen.
What Each Would Have. For six little boys and

teacher.-
Sunshine Through the Clouds. For four ladies.
The Friendin Need. For four males.
The Hours. For twelve little
In Doors and Out. For five li boys.
Dingbats. For one female and three males.
The of flog Flesh. For three

Gamester. For arscters.

PuthumelfInHisPisce. Fortwoboys.

Little Wise Heads. For four little girls.

The Regeneratcrs. For five boys.

Crshtree‘s Wow . libr- several characters.

Integrity the of All Success. For tw0 males.

A Crooked Way Made Straight Gentleman and lady.

How to “Break In“ Young Hearts. For two ladies
and one gentleman.

Dime Dialogues. No. 86.

Poor Cousins. For three ladies and two gentlemen.
MountsinsandMole-hills. Foraixladiesandseveral

m.
AmThatDidNotFail. Forsixboys.
Two sof F‘ortwolittlegirk.
Don‘t unt Your ens Before They Are
Hatched. For four ladiesandahoy.

 

AllihirinnmenndWar. 8ladiesa2gentlanu.

How Uncle Josh Got Rid of the Legacy. For two
males, withfsfiveral tr-lansfgvrmations. an

TheLessono erc . or overysm girls.

Practice What Youm For four ladies.

Politician. For numerous characters

The Canvassing Agent. For flmales and 9 females.

Grub. For two males.

A Slight Scare. For 8 females and 1 male.

Embodied Sunshine. For three young ladies.

How Jim Peters Died. For two males.

Dime ,Dialognes, No. 27.

Patsey O‘Dowd’s Campaign. 8 males and 1 female.
Hasty Inferences Not Always J ust.‘ Numerous boys.
Discontented Annie. For several girls.

A Double S rise. For four males and one female.
What Was It For five es.

What Will Cure Them. For a lady and two boys.
lndependents' For numerous characters.

Each Season e Best. For four boys.

Tried and Found Wanting. For several males.

The Street Girl‘s Good An eL 2 ladies& 8 little girls.
A Boy's Plot. For severe.

“ThatUW LittleN r." auto
KW!" “Winge‘éifi‘ klarias».
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‘Icve‘sPr-otest. Fortwo little

AnEnforcedCure. Forse “glam-actors.
ThoseWhoPr-eachandthose Perform. amok.
AGentle Flortwoyounggirls.

Dime Dialogues. Ho. 88.
ATestthatTold. Forsixlggiesrdttwow
OrgsnhingabebatingSocie . or our
TheAwahenlng. Forfourlittlegirla.
TheBebukePr-oper. Forthrcegentlemenandtwo
ExorcisingsnEvilSpirlt. Fordxlsdles.

BothSidzgf‘agl‘f'ence.  t
mspm eod. wohoupeso girls.
NoRoomfortheDmne. littleboys.

Forsaleb all ncwsdederaorwill be senhpoa-

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You America.

Birt y of Washin n.
Plea for the Maine w,
Not on the Battlefield,
'mie Italian Struggle,
Inde ndenoe,

flifan,
Character-o tireRevo’n,

' The Fruits Of the Wary,

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The Mystery of Life,
The Ups and Downs,
The Trulyi Great, ;

Earl Be ring and Ris'g,
A. ard‘s Oration,

True Nationality,

Our Natal Day,

Annabel Lee.
Washington‘s Name,
The Sailor Boy‘s Syren,

Dime National

Union and its Results,
Our Country‘s Future,
The Statesman’s Labor-s,
True Immortality

Let the Childless Weep.
Our Country's Glory,
Union a Household,

In ndenoe Bell,

The holar’s Dignity,
The else of Progress,

A tmas Chant,
Stability of Christianity,
The True Higher Law,
The One Great Need.
The Ship and the Bird,

J. J eboom‘s Oration.
A Dutch Cure.
The Weather
iii? “"hmfe'ihd,
080 Y D
An OldIiSallati:
Penny Wise Pound Fool—

True Cl e% [ile

Sat'd‘y [lights nloy’ts,

“ In a J Cause,‘

NgoPeaee with Oppres-
n.

A Tale of a Mouse

Honor to the Dead,
Immortali of Patriots,
Webster’s olit‘l System.
A Vision in the Forum,
The Press

Woman‘s ‘Rirgotg,
Right of the erned,
My Ladder,

oman,
Alone,
The Rebellion of 1861,
Disnnion.

Speaker. No. 2.

Tecumseh‘s Speech,
Territorial Expansion,
Martha Hopkins,

The Bashful‘Mnn’s Story,
The Matter-of-Fact,Man,
Rich and Poor,

Seein the Eclipse,
Beaut es of the Law,
Ge~langi Git On,

The Rate of Life,
Creowning Glory of U. 8.,
Three Fools,

Washington,
1 Our Great Inheritance,

Eulogy on Henry Clay,

 

 

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Our Dom ’ ~Em- ,
Systems of cf, of Kindness,
The 113cm ‘ih‘i’p mmlsmep'

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Mrs. Grammar‘s‘Ball, A Hoo‘fish Gem,
How the Money Comes, Purity of the Struggle,
Future of the Fashions, Old ,

Loyalty to Liberty, Beau iii and Trina
Our Country First, The Worm of the till,
and Always, Man and the Infinite,l
British Influence, La of the Eag e,

Defense of J eiferson, W 11,
National Hats-eds, The Deluge.

Dime Patriotic Speaker. No. 3.
America to the World, Histo of Our Fla:
Love of Cousréti? T. Fir eegher‘ A dress,
Right of - rva- We Owe to the Union,
2”}; ntu kian mon’ 33°?“ Mb Staph

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Kentucky Stemming?“ A. Do ,

Timidity is Treason, Great Roland,
The Martin. The New Year and the
A ril 15, 1%], Cotton. [Union,
T e irlt of ‘81, Ba e Anthem,
The ions Heritag 1,, The Ends of Peace,
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