I. RODMAN THE KEEPER:

Southern Sketches. By Constance Fenimore Woolson, author of "Anne," etc.

The success of Miss Woolson's novel, "Anne," has caused a fresh demand for the artistic and remarkable sketches in the above volume.

II. IN THE BRUSH; Or, OLD-TIME SOCIAL AND POLITICAL LIFE IN THE SOUTH-WEST.

By H. W. Pierson, D. D. Illustrated by W. L. Sheppard.

"It has peculiar attractions in its literary methods, its rich and quiet humor, and the genial spirit of its author."—The Critic.

III. THE ODDEST OF COURTSHIPS; Or, THE BLOODY CHASM.

A Novel. By J. W. de Forest, author of "The Wetherel Affair," "Overland," etc.

"At last, it seems, we have the American novel, with letters royal to attest its birthright."—Home Journal.

IV. THE NEW NOBILITY:

A Story of Europe and America. By J. W. Forney.

"The New Nobility" is remarkable for its varied scenes and characters, for the range of themes that it covers, and for its picturesque and animated style.