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ROBERT BURRETT'S List of New Books per Electro, Gothenburg, &c The Insect World,|by Louis Figuier, illustrated, 15s The Vegetable World, do, do, 15s The World Before the Deluge, 15s The Desert World, by Arthur Mangin, 15s Half-hours with the Best Authors, 2 vols, 15s Personal Reminiscences of Eminent Men, 3 vols, 10s 6d Early Years of the Prince Consort (published at 16s), 12s 6d Chambers' Journal, 10a 6d Good Words, 8s 6d Leisure Hour, cloth 7s 6d, half calf, 10s 6d Sunday at Home, cloth 7s 6d, half calf, 10 6d London Journal, 6s 6d Bow Bells, 7s 6d Cassell's Illustrated Readings in Prose and Verse, 3s 6d Langthorne's Plutarch's Lives, 8s 6d Carlyle's French Revolution, 3 vols, 30s Louis Blanc's Letters on England, 2 vols, 12s Home Influence, by Gmce Aguilar, 7s 6d Mixing in Society, by Countes;', 7s 6d Habits of Good Society. 5s Burnaud's Happy Thoughts, 3s 6d Romola, by George Eliott, 4s Jane Eyre', by Charlotte Bronte, 3s 6d Sylvia's Lovers, by Mrs Gaskell, 8s 6d Sunnyside Papers, by Andrew Halliday, 5s Legends of Number Nip, hy Mark Lemon, 3s 6d Edeliveiss, s story, by Bsrthold Auerbacb, 6s Ingoldsby Legends, 4s Bon Gaultier Ballads, 10s Breitmann Ballads, 4 series complete, 6s 6d Brother Jonathan's Best. Things, 5s Mark Twain's Jumping Frog, ls 6d More Yankee Drolleries, 5s Mrs Caudle's Cur! ain Lectures, Is 6d Sketches by Quiz, illustrated by Phiz, 5s Phineas Pl'iiim, by Anthony Trol.ope, 7s 6d Idalia, by Onida, 7s Strathmore, by Onida, 7s Chandos, by Onida, 7s Puck, 7s Story of a Honeymoon, hy Chas. H. Ross and Ambrope Clark, 7s 6d John Halifax, 7s Gd Margaret and Her Bridesmaid's, 7s 6d A Woman's Thought's About Women, 7s 6d Robert Falconer, 7s 6d Hepworth Diron's New America, 7s 6d May and Her Friends, 7s The Daisy Chain, by Miss Yonge, 7s 6d The Trial by Miss Yonge, 7s 6d Vicar of Wakefield, fine edition, illustrated, 8s 6d Poetical Works, handsomely bouud and illustrated per vol, Byron, Burns, Cowper, Goldsmith, Eliza Cook, Longfellow, Milton, Moore, Montgomery, Pope, Bcotfc, Wordsworth Tupper's Proverbial Philosophy, 6s 6d Language of Flowers, ls, 2s, 2s 6d and 3s 6d Sterne's Works, 5s Scottish' Minstrel, 8s 6d Popular Rhymes of Scotland. R. Chambers, 7» 6d Resources of Califoania, ,by T. F. Cronise, 2s 6d Dryden's Virgil, 5s 6d Greg's Literary and Social Judgments, 7s 6d Fawcett's Political Economy for Beginners, 4s Gladstone's England and Her Colonies, A Lecture, 6d The Gates Ajar, 2s and 5s Hedged In, by tho author of the Gates Ajar, 5s | The Land and fche Book, 10s 6d Bartlett's Jerusalem Revisited, 8s Bartlett's Pictures of Sicily, 6s 6d Porter's Giant Cities of Bashan, 9s 6d Schonberg Cotta series, per vol 8s 6d, Chronicles of the Schonberg Cotta Family, Diary of Kitty Trevelyan, The Draytons and the Davenants, On Both Sides of the Sea, Winnitred Bertram, Wanderings Over Bible Lands and Seas, Sketches of Christian Li ein Olden Time Pastor's Memorials of the Holy Land, 6s 6d Ecce Homo, 6s i Gladstone on Ecce Homo, 5s Christian Miscellany and Family Visitor, 4s A' USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. Established 1849. FOR MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE kc, I WITHOUT PEBSONAL LIABILITY. Principal Office: New Pitt street, Sydney. 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