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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIX, Issue 1950, 16 October 1863, Page 1

NEW BOOKS!!! HECENTI.Y ADDED TO

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TERMS FOR A SINGLE SUBSCRIPTION, ONE VOLUMG AT A TIMIJ, POH THRUR MONTHS, SEVEN SHILLINGS.

nnHE following NEW BOOKS have been added JL in addition to lists already advertised : Romola, by the author of Adam Bcde, &c, 8 vols. 2 copies. At Odds, by the author of Quits, 2 vols. The Maori, War of, by Sir James E. Alexander Tho War in New Zealand, by Colonel Carey The Channings, by the author of East Lynne. 3rd copy Last of tho Mortimeis, 3 vols , by author of Margaret Maitlaud. 2nd copy Amora Floyd, 3 vols., by author of Lady Audley's Secret. 4th copy Tales from Bentley, 4 vols. Salem Chapel, 2 vols. 3rd copy The Three Midshipmen. 2ud copy The Red Eric Bruin ; or the Grand Bear nunt Dick Bodnoy ; or Adventnres of an Eton Eoy Paul Blake ; A Boy's Adventure in Corsica What will he do with It? by Bulwer, 4 vols. 2nd copy The Adventures of Philip, by Thackeray, 3 vols. 2nd copy After Icebergs with a Painter, by Noble Memoir of Christopher North, 2 vols. The Virginians, by Thackeiay. 2ud copy , The Fire Ships, 3 voJs. 2nd copy Ask Mamma, by author ci Soapy Sponge. 2nd copy The Pimcc of Wales iv Canada, by Wood The Young Step-Mother, by Miss Yongo Amenca before Europe, De Gasparin Peicy Eliingham, by author of Valentine Vox The Hunters Feast, by Mayne Reid The Witch-Finder, by Thomas Gaspy Alice Leslie The Daughter of Night, by S. W. Fullom Sir Jasper Carew, by author of Maurice Tiernay. 2nd copy The Soldier Monk, by Captai kley The Conspiratois, by Dumas The Black Tulip, by Dumas The Two Dianas, by Dumas The Half-Blood, by' Mayne Reid Tax/Ao, by G. P. R. James The Madman of St. James' Romances of Eenl lafe, by Mrs. Gore A Skeleton in Eveiy House, by Waters Nanon, oi Women's War, by Dumas The Com tier, by Mis. Goie Ascanio, by Dumas Cavendish, or the Patrician at Sea. 2nd copy Isabel of Bavai ia, by Dumas The Miser Loul, by Captiiu 11. Curling Tho Daughters, by Mis. Giey The Life of a Sailor, by Captain Chamier The Young Commander.

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