Xenie's inheritance. Hooper. Tsar's window. Kingsley. Ravenshoe. (Crimean war.) Korolenko. Blind musician. Vagrant; and other tales. Kraszewski. Jew. (Poland.) Macgahan. Xenia Repnina; a story of the Russia of to-day. Meissner. Terrace of Mon Désir. Melville. Interpreter. (Crimean war.) O'Meara. Narka the Nihilist. Sienkiewicz. Children of the soil. Without dogma. (Modern Poland.) Stepniak. Career of a nihilist. Stimson. Guerndale; an old story. (Turko-Russian war.) Tchernuishevsky. Vital question; or, What is to be done? (Nihilism.) Tolstoi. Cossacks. (Norse in vasion of Scotland in 1262.) 17th Century. Liefde. Maid of Stralsund. Sienkiewicz. Deluge. (Poland, Sweden and Russia.) Topelius. Times of battle and of rest. Times of Gustaf Adolf. (Thirty years' war.) 18th Century. Robinson. Fifteen years. (Sweden.) Schwartz. Birth and education. (Jews.) Topelius. Times of alchemy. (Sweden.) Times of Charles XII. Times of Frederick I. Times of Linnaeus. 19th Century. Bjoernson. Fisher maiden. Boyesen. Gunnar; a tale of Norse life. President's daughters. Caine. Bondman; a new saga. (Iceland.) Janson. Spell-bound fiddler; a Norse romance. (Ole Bull.) Kielland. Tales of two countries. (Norway and Sweden.) Lie. Barque Future; or, Life in the far north. Pilot and his wife. Loti. Iceland fisherman. Maitland. Sartaroe; a tale of Norway. Muegge. Afraja; or, Life and love in Norway. Thoroddsen. Lad and lass; a story of life in Iceland. Vicary. Stork's nest; or, Pleasant reading from the North. SCOTLAND. Leighton. Thirsty sword; a story of the Norse invasion of Scotland in 1262. 14th Century. Aguilar. Days of Bruce. MECHANIC ARTS AND TRADES. (Continued from June Number.) 48d -1865. (With Shepard, C. U. Report in relation to mineral lands. 1860.) Ocean steamships; a popular account of their construction, development, management and appliances. 1891. Ohio. Canal Comm. Ann. report. (In Ohio. Gen. Assem. Exec. docs. 1888, pt. 2; 89, pt. 3.) 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