1602, while Hampden and Cromwell were still in their nurse's charge, Massinger was entered at St. Alban's Hall, Oxford. This he left abruptly some four years later, without taking his degree, and enlisted himself amongst "divers whose necessitous fortunes made literature their profession." He died in 1639, and was buried either beside, or in the same grave as his contemporary dramatist, John Fletcher. He is known to have written thirtyseven plays, of which eighteen are, it is feared, irrecoverably lost. The present edition of his works contain all that have been preserved, and also one, "Believe as you List," which was only discovered in 1844, and which has never before been published in any previous edition. His productions were for many years favorites on the English stage, and his comedy of "A New Way to Pay Old Debts" is still familiar to most play-goers. The Woman Who Dared. By Epes Sargent. pp. 270. Boston: Roberts Bros.

Linda, the heroine of this story, is a young lady of the "strongminded" order, and well acquainted with all the modern theories concerning the "women's rights" questions. She is left an orphan and penniless when quite young, but manages to obtain a living by painting, by the exercise of which art she subsequently realizes a tolerable inWhat she dared to do was to put into practice her theories of a woman's privilege. "Why should not a woman seek her happiness With brow as unabashed as mau may wear In seeking his?"

come.

So after some little hesitation, which even her theories cannot quite control, she visits the man she loves and tells him,

"in homely English, unadorned.

I'm here to offer you my hand, the heart
That should go with it has preceded it,

And dwells with you, so you can claim your own,
Or gently bid it go, to trouble you
Never again."

The story is told in blank verse, but, however, can hardly be called poetry, nevertheless it is a simple tale, pleasantly told, and intorwoven with the plot, has many short descriptions of scenery, of unquestionable depth and beauty.

LAW.

Notes on the General Statutes of Massachusetts: to which is added a List of the Cities and Towns in the State and of Certain State and County Officers. By Uriel H. Crocker and Geo. G. Crocker. pp. iv., 609. Boston: Little, Brown & Co.,

The plan pursued by the gentlemen who have prepared this work is to take the general statutes of the State, in the order of the sections, and present in connection with each section, references to the subsequent legislation, and to the relevant decisions. The volume is, in fact, an annotated edition of the statutes, and though it is unpretending in its character and calls for no literary ability on the part of the authors, yet it belongs to a class of extremely serviceable every-day manuals, which become indispensable to the practitioner who has by constant use, tested their value.

Oh! I never can Forget Thee (F). Words by I. Taylor, music by D. S. Babcock. Suitable for a tenor voice, with a chorus arranged for two voices. Widow McGee (B flat). A song and chorus for male voices. Written and composed by William S. Hays.

The Sinner's Safeguard (A flat). A sacred song, with words by Knox, and music by R. S. Frary.

Come on (D). Schottisch. By "Old Mother." Congenial Hearts. Arranged as a polka in E flat, mazourka in B flat, and schottisch in D. By Charles Kinkel.

Central Park Lancers (G). Arranged with appropriate figures. By William Dressler.

Miss Lydia Thompson's Favorite Polka and March (F). By Charles Kinkel.

Halte Militaire. Polka and Bivouac (E flat). By Carlo Delta.

Carnation Schottisch (D flat). By E. A. Muse. Home, Sweet Home. With variations (A flat). Arranged for the piano. By Charles Kinkel. This is an exquisitely beautiful and very effective composition for the piano forte.

THE EDITOR'S TABLE.

We have received the following periodicals, From Messrs. T. S. Arthur & Sons, Philadelphia— pamphlets, and catalogues :— "Arthur's Home Magazine." November. From Messrs. Bangs, Merwin & Co., New York-A Catalogue of their Fall Parcel Sale, to be held on Nov. 9th. Also, Catalogue of a Miscellaneous Collection of Books, to be sold on Nov. 3d and 4th.

From Messrs. Bancroft & Co., San Francisco-" Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal." October. From Mr. J. N. Clarke, Chicago-"The Mother's Journal," a family magazine.

From Messrs. Crocker & Brothers, New York-Their Illustrated Catalogue of English Books, including works relating to Architecture, Painting, Science, the Fine Arts, and Miscellaneous Litera

ture.

From Messrs. Deacon & Peterson, Philadelphia— "The Lady's Friend." A monthly magazine of Literature and Fashion. November.

From Messrs. Moore, Wilstach & Moore, New York

-"The Theological Eclectic." A repertory chiefly of Foreign Theological Literature. September. From Mr. Charles J. Peterson, Philadelphia-"Peterson's Ladies' National Magazine." November. From Messrs. A. Roman & Co., San Francisco"California Medical Gazette." A monthly journal of Medical and Surgical Science. October. From Messrs. Alfred L. Sewell & Co., Chicago— "The Little Corporal." An original magazine for boys and girls. November.

From The American News Company, New York"The Medical and Surgical Reporter." A weekly journal. October 16th and 23d.

The American Tract Society, Boston. May. By Mrs. F. B. Smith.

Blind Jakey. By Clara Doley.

Studies in Bible Lands. By Rev. William L. Gage. Little Happy Heart. By Mrs. J. D. Choplen. Lucy's Fair.

Appleton & Co., New York.

A Search for Winter Sunbeams. By Hon. Samuel S. Cox.

A Butterfly Chase. Translated from the French of P. J. Stahl. With illustrations by Lorenzo Frölich. Chatter-Box. An illustrated Juvenile.

How do I Know? Walks and Talks with Uncle Merton.

Titania's Banquet, Pictures of Woman, and Other Poems. By George Hill.

The Origin and Development of Religious Belief. By
S. Baring-Gould, M. A. Part I. Heathenism and
Mosaism.

Men's Wives. By William M. Thackeray.
The Physiology of Man; designed to represent the
Existing State of Physiological Science, as applied
to the Functions of the Human Body. By Austin
Flint, Jr., M. D.

A Practical Treatise on the Diseases of Children. By
Alfred Vogel, M. D.

Captain Wolf and Other Sketches of Animal Biography. By the author of "Under the Lime-Tree." In Fairyland: Pictures from the Elf-World. By Richard Doyle. With a Poem by W. Allingham. Prendergast's Mastery Series (Spanish). A Manual of Spanish for Englishmen, and of English for Spaniards. Arranged by the late T. Quintero.

A. S. Barnes & Co., New York.

The French Echo; or, Conversation as in Paris. By J. H. Worman.

The Classical German Reader. By J. H. Worman. Fourteen Weeks in Geology. By J. D. Steele. Homer's Iliad, with many New and Original Features. By Edw. Searing.

Robert Carter & Brothers, New York.

Butterfly Flights. By the author of the "Win and Wear" Series. 6 vols. in box.

How Jennie Found Her Lord. By the author of "Golden Ladder Series."

Word of Comfort to Parents Bereaved of Little Children. Edited by Wm. Logan.

The Earlier Years of our Lord's Life on Earth. By the Rev. Wm. Hanna, D. D.

The Shepherd of Israel. By Rev. D. Macgregor.
Sorrow. By the Rev. John Reid.

Bible Thoughts and Themes-Epistles. By Rev. H.

Bonar.

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Design. With illustrations.
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and Development of Surfaces. For Masons, Car-
penters, Builders, Architects, Metal-Plate Workers,
Plumbers, and artisans generally.

Building Construction and Architectural Drawing.
Plans, Elevations, Sections, Working Drawings, etc.
Drawing for Carpenters and Joiners.
Free-Hand Drawing.

Manual of Natural History. By Dr. Haughton. With illustrations.

Right Lines in their Right Places; or, Geometry without Instruments.

Our Bodies. An Elementary Text-Book of Human Physiology.

Our Houses, and What they are made of.

Our Plants; What they are, and Why they are. With illustrations.

Zoology. With illustrations.

Anatomical Wall Maps. Designed and printed in colors, from Nature.

With

The Natural History Atlas. With numerous plates, classified in Families, and Drawn to Scale. Descriptive Letter-press, by Rev. C. Boutell, M. A. Vegetable Physiology. By Edwin Lankester, M. D., F. R. S.

Claxton, Remsen, & Haffelfinger, Philadelphia.

Two Hemispheres. A Romance. From the German of Otto Ruppius. By C. L. W.

The Principles of Insurance, Fire, Life, and Marine. By Henry Flanders.

The Capture and Escape; or, Life among the Sioux. By Mrs. Sarah L. Latimer. Outlines of History. By Prof. Robert H. Sabberton. Charles Desilver, Philadelphia.

A Summary of History: designed to accompany Lord's "Modern History." By Ida P. Whitcomb. H. B. Durand, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Bishop Browne's Exposition of the Thirty-Nine Articles. With additional notes by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Williams. New edition.

Fields, Osgood & Co., Boston.

James Russell Lowell's Complete Poems. Diamond edition.

Miss Anne Thackeray's Complete Writings. Household Edition. Uniform with her father's works. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's Building of the Ship. Illustrated edition.

Elizabeth Stuart Phelps's Gates Ajar. Illustrated. Gerald Massey's A Tale of Eternity, and Other Poems. William Cullen Bryant's The Iliad of Homer. Newly translated. Volume I. comprising the first twelve books.

Louis Agassiz and F. Hartt's Scientific Results of a
Journey in Brazil, Vol. I. containing the Physical
Geography and Geology of the Atlantic Provinces
by F. Hartt, and the Natural History of the Marine
Animals by L. Agassiz.

John D. Sherwood's Comic History of the United
States. With Illustrations. By Harry Scratchley.
William Mountford's Miracles, Past and Present.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's The Divina Commedia
of Dante. New and cheaper edition.
James Russell Lowell's Among my Books.
Thomas Bailey Aldrich's The Story of a Bad Boy.
Illustrated by S. Eytinge, Jr.

Mrs. A. M. Diaz's The William Henry Letters. Illustrated.

The Fairy Egg, and What It Held. Illustrated. Charles Dickens's A Child's Dream of a Star. Illustrated.

Our Young Folks for 1869.

With

Elizabeth Stuart Phelps's The Trotty Book. illustrations. By S. Eytinge, Jr., and Lizzie B. Humphrey.

J. C. Garrigues & Co., Philadelphia.

Better than Rubies; or, Mabel's Treasure. By Emma F. R. Campbell. Illustrated.

Songs of Gladness for the Sabbath School. By J. E. Gould. Words and Music.

Hurd & Houghton, New York.

The Lady of the Lake. By Sir Walter Scott. Reprinted from the author's latest revised edition. With his notes. With illustrations, by F. O. C. Darley, and ornamental head and tail-pieces. William Gay; or, Play for Boys. By Jacob Abbott. Poems. By Emma C. Embury. First collected edition.

Poems. By William Wilson. Edited by Benson J. Lossing.

Old Horse Gray. By Edward Hopper.

The Holidays: Christmas, Easter, and Whitsuntide; their Social Festivities, Customs, and Carols. By Nathan B. Warren. With illustrations by F. O. C. Darley.

The Heart of the Continent.

With

By Fitz Hugh Ludlow. Two Lives in One. By Vieux Moustache. frontispiece by F. O. C. Darley. Ting-a-Ling By Frank R. Stockton. With illustrations by Edmund B. Bensell.

A Chaplet of Leaves. By Jeanie T. Gould.
Conceits and Caprices. From the French.

Wonder Stories told for Children. By Hans Christian
Andersen. Illustrated.

Stories and Tales. By Hans Christian Andersen. With illustrations.

American Edition of Dr. William Smith's Dictionary of the Bible. Edited by Professor H. B. Hackett, DD., and Ezra Abbott, LL. D. Vol. III.

Orange Judd & Co., New York.

Agricultural, Qualitative, and Quantitative Chemical Analysis. By Prof. G. C. Caldwell, of Cornell University.

How Crops Feed. By. Prof. S. W. Johnson, Yale College.

Lindsay & Blakiston, Philadelphia.

A History and Present State of the Cell Doctrine, for the Use of Students in Medicine, &c. By James Tyson, M. D.

Practical Anatomy for the Use of Students. By C.
Healt, F. R. C. S. Second edition. Illustrated.
Protoplasm; or, Life Force and Matter. By L. S.
Blale, M. D., F. R. S &c. Colored plates.
Bell's Manual of the Operations of Surgery.

edition.

Second

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Askaros Kassis, the Copt: A Romance of Modern
Egypt. By Edwin de Leon, late U. S. Consul-
General for Egypt.

Naval Construction. By Commander Richard W.
Meade, Jr. Illustrated.

Divisions in the Society of Friends. By Thomas H. Speakman.

The Professor's Wife; or, It Might Have Been. By Annie L. Macgregor.

An Analytical Arithmetic. By Shelton P. Sanford. A. K. Loring, Boston.

The Soprano. A Musical Story. By Jane Kingsford. Hitherto; a Story of Yesterdays. By Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney.

Rough and Ready; or, Life with the New York News Boys. By Horatio Alger, Jr.

Luck and Pluck; or, John Oakley's Inheritance. By Horatio Alger, Jr.

Porter & Coates, Philadelphia.

The Beauties of Shakspeare. From the last London edition. By Rev. William Dodd, LL. D. Red Line Edition. With steel engravings.

Thoughts of Peace for Soldiers of the Cross. Red Line Edition. With steel engraving.

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G. P. Putnam & Son, New York.
Discourses. By Father Hyacinthe.
Translated by Rev. L. W. Bacon.
Fair Harvard. A Story of American College Life.
Roberts Bros., Boston.

Roman Imperialism. By Prof. J. R. Seeley, author of Ecce Homo."

The Earthly Paradise at Autumn Period. By William
Morris.

Autobiography of a Small Boy. By Percy Fitzgerald.
Little Max. With Fifteen Etchings by R. Geissler.
Mauprat. A Novel. By George Sand.
Wenderholme. By Philip G. Hamerton.
Cassimir Maerema. By Arthur Helps.
Spinoza; the Life of a Thinker. By Berthold Auer-
bach.

The 66 bach.

Volkskalender" Stories. By Berthold Auer

Cornelius O'Dowd's Opinion on Men, Women, and Other Things in General.

Mrs. Oliphant's Historical Sketches of the Reign of George II.

Rossetti's Life of Shelley.

Songs of a Wayfarer. By William Davies.
Freiligrath's Poems. Edited by his Daughter.
Konewka's Illustrations to Goethe's Faust.

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The Happy Boy. By B. Bjornson.

American Institutions. By A. De Tocqueville.
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Susan Fielding. By Mrs. Annie Edwards.
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Dainty Maurice. By Reno Rea.
Through Patience. By Faye Huntington.
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Manual of the German Language. Part II. By W.
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Ahn's German Handwriting. Revised by W. Grauert. Worterbuch zu Reuter's Werken. By Fr. Frehse. Steiger's Volk's Kalender for 1870.

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Poetical Works of Edgar A. Poe. Illustrated.

RECENT ENGLISH ANNOUNCEMENTS. William P. Nimmo, Edinburgh.

Episodes of Fiction; or Choice Stories from the Great Novelists. With Biographical Introductions and Notes, etc.

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