We are given to understand that the author has now in contemplation the publishing of Fuller’s sermons, of which there has never been a collective edition, and of which several are among the rarest books in our language.  The design is one which challenges the furtherance of every lover of good literature; and the Life, which, in parting, we emphatically commend to our readers, should avail to secure for it the encouragement it unquestionably merits.

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    The Greville Memoirs:  A Journal of the Reigns of King George
    IV. and King William IV.  By Charles C.F.  Greville. 
    Bric-a-Brac Series.  New York:  Scribner, Armstrong & Co.

Books Received.

The Bhagavad Gita.  Translated from the Sanskrit by J. Cockburn
Thompson.  Chicago:  Religio—­Philosophical Publishing House.  S.S. 
Jones.

A Practical and Critical Grammar of the English Language.  By Noble
Butler.  Louisville, Ky.:  J.P.  Morton & Co.

The Puddleford Papers; or, Humors of the West.  By H.H.  Riley.  Boston: 
Lee & Shepard.

Critical and Historical Essays.  Contributed by Lord Macaulay.  New
York:  Albert Mason.

For Better or Worse.  By Jennie Cunningham Croley.  Boston:  Lee &
Shepard.

Three Essays on Religion.  By John Stuart Mill.  New York:  Henry Holt &
Co.

The Babes in the Wood.  By James De Mille.  Boston:  W.F.  Gill & Co.

School of Singing.  By F.W.  Root.  Chicago:  George F. Root & Sons.

Treasure-Trove.  Central Falls, R.I.:  E.L.  Freeman & Co.

Our Helen.  By Sophie May.  Boston; Lee & Shepard.