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BETWEEN
Broadway and Sixth Avenue, N. Y.
ARTISTIC PRESENTS7. OPENING OF TWO HUNDRED CASES PARIS,
VIENNA, AND BERLIN
HO LIDA Y GO ODS, THEIR OWN IMPORTATIONS,
INCLUDING IMMENSE ASSORTMENTS OF
French and German Dolls, Glassware, Royal China, and Pottery,
Bronzes, Plaques, and Bisque Articles, Paris and Vienna Leather Goods,
AND IN THEIR
Jewelry and Fancy Goods Departments,
- I.AcT-r] IINES O:F
IE XC LU S I VE N Q VELTIES, ALL AT
EXCEEDINGLY A TTRA CTIVE PRICES.
We would advise our patrons to make immediate selec tions, and all articles purchased will be laid aside and sent
when desired.
STERN BROTHERS. -N. E. 1MONTROSS,
DEALER IN
.ALRT~rIsrTS' 2TEAEJR,IAITS, For all Branches of Drawing, Painting, and Decorating,
_ca_t_louemai_Led Friee. 1380 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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Superior instruction guaranteid in Oil and Water-Colors, upon Silk, Satin, and Velvet Mineral Painting upon China; Wood-Carving; Photograph Coloring, and every branch of Decorative Art-;iermsq $1 foo 3 lhoturs9 Lessoni. The number of lessons optional with the pupil, who may enter the classes at any time
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Have a highly interesting collection of October I, I88I.
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FRENCH, CLOSSON, J. P. DAVIS, HELLAWELL, HELNEMANN, ANDREW,
CLEMENT, KARST, AND OTHERS.
I vOl., 4to, illuminatd cloth, full gilt, $S. "A the drawingr are effective, and mnany o/them
are of a high order of excellence,from the grouv of old.soldiers fighting their battles o'er, wAick Mr. Frost has bathed in a fleood of golden sunshine, to the tallg gillotine which Mr. Pyle has set nj in the black night with a fearfulglint of a stray moon beam on the shar-. edge of its knife. - And what /0cem is nior-e' worthy of such rich fictorial settin than this of 7'hackeray's P His salwart stanzas, if heY d: not stir the blood ikethe btare ofa trumfet. at least ive it. a start like the roll of /e drum whose adventu"res they ch.ronicl."-THE PHILADEL PHIA PRESS.
II.
The Mistress of the Manse. By Dr. . G. HOLLAND.
1 vol., small 4t0, with illustrations drawn by Mary Hallock Foote, Thomas Moran, -Alfred Fredericks, Edwin A. Abbey, and Helen DeKay. New edition. Price reduced from $' to $3.
-* III.
RE-ISSUE OF
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- WITH THE A UTHOR'S REVISION.
The volumes of this edition are printed from new plates, at greatly reduced prices.
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TITCOMB'S-LETTERS, GOLD FOIL,
: LESSONS IN LIFE, B-ETTERS WEE T, PLAIN TALKS,
KA THRINA. XEACH VOLUMB, 16MO,k.2. ,
The remainingvolumes will follow at regular intervals.
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THE BOY'S MABINOGION. Being the Earliest Welsh Tales of King Arthur in
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'Boy's Mabinogion. "-The Mfethodist.
THE BOY'S KING ARTHUR. Being Sir THoMAS MALORY'S History of King Arthur
and his. Knights of the Round Table. Edited for - Boys, with an lntroduction by SIDNEY LAIER.
With 22 full page illustrations by ALFRED KAPPES. One volume, crownw8vo, extra cloth, $3. "The boys of:the present generation will unite in
a trbute ot gratitude to Mr. Lanier when they see the beautiful book in which he has presented 'King
Arthur and his Knights of the. Round Table' for their special enjoyment and instruction." -Provi dexce 7oxrnal.
'THE BOY'S FROISSART. Being Sir JOHN FRoISSAa'r's Chronicles of Adven
ture, Battle, and Custom. in England,. France, Spain, etc. Edited for Boys, with an Introduction by SIDNEY LANJER. With 32 full-page illustrations by ALFRED KAPPES. One volbme, crown 8vo, extra cloth, $3. " That boy will be lucky who gets Mr. Sidney La
nier's ' Boy's Froissart ' for a C:hristmas present this year. There is no better and healthier reading for boys-. than ' Fine Sir John;' and this volume is so handsome, so well printed, and so well- illustrated - that it is a pleasure to Look it over. '-The Nation.
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..... ....DAB KINZER. A STORY OWR A GR:OWING BOY Lzm
. 330 pages, $1s. - -LO.xYL ao
.. A SEQVE TH.E QUARTET.. A EULTO DAB KINZE:R. r sol.,. zamo, 330 pages, SI, . " If any father would live over his boyhood days
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*two volumes and-then-hand-them over to the boys of. the famiy. . ..While free from all trace of preaching, there is a bracing religious atmosphere about the bookss which will make them good readinge for the family in every sense." -Examiner and Chronicle.- r
A NEW BOOK BY FRANK R. STOCKTON.
* .THE FLOATING PRINCE, AND OTHE3R FAIRY TALES. With IllUStra
tions by BENSECLL and others. I qvol., 4t0, extra ...cloth, $s,5.so
- PHAETON ROGERS. By ROSSITER JOHNSON. z voL. square ismo. Illus
trated. Handsomely bound, jz.so. -.
*8* These Books are/for sale by all booksellers, or
will bd sent by mavil, u/on receu)I of/}rice, by
Charles Scribner's- SOnS, 743 and 748 Broadway, New York.
A UNIQUE HOLIDAY BQOK.
TENNYSON'S
THE LADY OF SHALOTT;2 DECORATED BY HOWARD PYLE.
x vol., small quarto, richly bound in cloth, with gilt edges, in a neat box, - $6 oo In full morocco, 12 00
A book that seems destined to make quite a stir in artistic circles is just published by Dodd, Mead & Co. It is Tennyson's Lady of Shalott, decorated by Howard Pyle. The art of color printing, which has heretofore been confined to books for children, is now for the first time applied to the illustration of a standard poem. The decora tion is somewhat medizval in treatment, thus according chronologically with-.the Arthurean legend of the lady who died for love of Launcelot. 'The conventionalized dragons and birds that form the gorgeous initials remind one of some quaint missal of the middle ages, while the full-page designs in their rich color are fairly dazzling. Few persons have any idea of the great increase of care and expense in printing in color over the usual method. - The sheets of the ordinary holiday book go through the press twice, bnce for -each side. " The Lady of Shalott " is printed in ten colors, and, each sheet consequently goes through the press twenty times, and the slightest fault in. any one of these impressions spoils the sheet.
DODD', MEAD & COMPANY, Publishers, 755 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The MAost Remarkable Children's Art-Book of the Year,
The ~Prize- Painting-Book, Winner of BY DORA WHEELER,
Winner of the second Prangprize for i8ft, first artists' prize for 1AU, first popular prize for z882, etc.
This book is made up largely of original designs in outline, which are on paper pre pared for water-colors.- In addition, there are several exquisite designs in color, some of them serving as pattern pages.
The publishers, WHITE & STOKES, offer
$150 IN przrzEs. to the three childrin who most successfully 'color the outline pages 'of the book, to be awarded by thefollowing judges: e o
Miss RoSINA EMMET, Miss CAROLINE TOWNSEND, Miss DORA WHEELER.
Full information in regard to the competition can be foiund in the book.. "The designs are charmingly graceful and felicitous."-North Amrican - ' "The treatment is sketchy and artistic and the results very attractive."--M, V. Worm. "IA treasure."-Ctkristian Standard. _ . _
For sale by all booksellers and dealers in artists' supplies. Price, $.so..
Books in Artistic Bindings,. The Choicest Stationery, Imported Novelties, Fine Engraving,
receive special attention-in our
RE2TAILJ D:EPARSTMENT.
W.. inwr &SWOIIS, 1No 11F52 Broadway, near 27th St.. N..Ya
Il/ustrated 7uveni/es, WHICIH ARE SURE TO PLEASE THE LITrLE ONES.
RIP VAN WINKLE'S 7RA VELS IN FOREIGN LANDS. With nearly one hundred and fifty illus trations. Quarto, illuifiinated covers, $x.75; fancy. cloth covers, $2.25. Attractive, reliable, entertaining, and full of in
struction for young people. By an experienced trav eller. A valuabletbook for the family library.
HOLL YA ND MISTLETOE.- Quarto, illuminated cover, illustrated, $I.SO. * Full of bright, charming stonres and pictures, in an
elegant cover of unique design, and will be a favorite boolc for holiday gifts.' SPARKLES FOR BRIGHTEYES. Quarto, illu
minated cover, illustrated, $I.25. The title of this book is suggestive of its contents,
which will cause the brig*t eyes to sjarkle on receiv ing it as a Christmas gift. .
A UNTET EHEL'SPICTURE GALLERY. Quarto, cloth backs, illuminated covers, $SI.25. One of the most attractive Ju'veniles eVer issued, and
full of illu$trations and of. stories which never grow old, and of which the little ones never tire. SPARKLE LIBRARY. 6 vols. $3.25.
Sixbeautiful illustrated books made from "Sparkles forBright Eyes " and "Aunt Ethel's Picture Gallery."
All the above are health/tin their tendency, bright and attractive in their quality, finely illustriated, jrixted on fine calenderedfSajoer and bound inlbau tiful chromoe-ilhografih covers. For sale by. all booksellers, or sent, jostjaid,jer
mail, on receiit of j4rice.
T. Y. CROWELL & CO. 13 Astor Place, New York. NO9W READY.
THE D;QRATIYE SISTERS. BJ jWs,,^eerul 3alIab.
By JOSEPHINE POLLARD.
With x6 colored illustrations and-illuminated covers by
WALTER SATTERLEE. "A kixdly but clver hit at the absurdties and
excesses of moderx decorative art. The illustra tions are in Satterlee's hafjiiest vein."
Price, $z.go.
ANSON D. F. RANDOLPH & CO., .900 Breadway- corner 20th Street, New -rork.
Sold by Booksellers, or sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of the price. Fractions may be sent in po st age stamps.
FINE ART JUVENILE BOOK,
Sugaranci Spice AND ALL THArS NICE.
PICTURES AND RHYMES FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
With 41 Colored Illustrations. Quarto, $2. W'The handsomest English Juvenile Book made
this year.
R. WORTHINGTON, 770 Broadway, N. YK
NVEWT BOQKS. NOW READY:
AN -ENTIRELY, NEW AND' ORIG
JAN ENTIYINAL WORK;
PRACTICAL LESSONS
ARCHITECTURAL BRAWL N, OR,
How to make the Workig Drawipe*9d wrile tle Specificalioqe for Buildujgs.
Containg over 4oo pages of descript,ive letterpress. Illustrated by 33 full-page 'plates (one ptinted- in col ors), and 33 woodcuts showing methods of construc tion and rejresentation. One large 8.vq volume, ob long, cloth; Price, $2.50.
7YU1ST PUBLISHED:,
Modern Architectural Designs and Details, Containing 8o Plates each (gXz2) of New Designs and
Details in the Queen Anne and other modernized and Fopular styles One large quarto v6lume; handsome y.oun lin cloth. Prce, $zo.
FPul Descritive and illustrated Catalogue of all mY Ar4chitecitrat' Publicatioxs furnished o a jlication.
WILLIAM T. COMETOCK, Publisher, No. 194 Broadway, negr EnUon Stret,- Now York.
P. o. Box 56o.
THE GREAT CHRISTMAS BO.O -
A ROYAL GIFT-BOOK BY A ROYAL AUTHOR
A- Birthdcy-BooAv DESIGNED BY :
Her Roya gHkiess the mlice. Beatnc The Work is printed in Colors,o.n hpd-made paper,
and is illustrated by rS full-page Water-Color. Drawings; reproduced .in the b.igh.eq t '
style of Chromo-lithograpliy.' ,
One Elegant Volume, Imperia Oo, Ch, ful gilt, $13.5O0 --
Great interest is manifested in adstocraticmdin-s tistic circles by the announcement of .the?" Bihdik -:3 Book " bjthe Princess Beatrice. -itt isweltcinoiva-tn that the splendid education of the RoyalE Iamily EnZ ables iCs members- to occupy a distingulishled.posit6ion among amateur artists. The Queen herself botli< . draws and etches on copper with' great freedom 'md W
Vnint;. Her 'teacher was the veteran artist, Richr$.2 Westan, so well known by has book'illustrationia. Her-- - eldest daughter, the future Empress of e. rmny .4< frequently codtributed works of fhighi chbscra
worthy of. advanced professional re utation. The g youngest of the.sisterhood, H.. R.'. ts the Beatrice, has nothitherto been so wel-l known in an artistide capacity, and the appearance of:a armmg;' illustrated volume, with her name as dosigner'on. tbet title-page, marks an era in English society, and .vro-&% claims the equality of all classes in the great ripdbli of art and tltetts. The' floral d4igumd'ilhastr I tion of the months, 'are of a grace-arid fancy-thCtt
would do honor to- any name while the care -at elaboration reisite for t-heir reproductiop is 6ir that it istfouni impossible-to increasethe nu`b..p< j pared for sale before Christias, as no ne*iupp y,cn, be got ready.previoius to, the sfrig Thatt eo i will be obe displaying exquisite tate i its; 1 5fbellith-v ments and'adornmenft it is unnecess toistupong" * and its possession.will be a boon hi coveted' fiBni the number of competitors beyon. die veylimited suply that is- ttainable. As an appropriate? acco
!anizneni of this 'ttracdtive volume, SctRan &. tzVELFORD have greared an rtote reprg4ction"o?t' a late imnpeiaj p.otograpli o( t ryeq h"hl; be given to purchasers of it.
For sate Sy a. Bookselrs, or wit be si eff -t r,xt ccitt op h prc ery ' , ., ; ,. ., < .-* ,t . .
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SCRIBNJER & :- WELF _74 Broadway, Now York .: -
THE,
ART A,-T^0T SERISE. ,~~~~~~~~~~~~: . -,, ^
Th]e Minor t; Porcelain' Painting,, Wood-C av!ng,;Sten
cilling, Modelling;MosaicWo tk,.Lea;herc Work, Designing, etc v., BtO Aifls G LiAND. With numerous ilusajbons'. ,
which noapanager pf piixrate th,eatrik&i, c*) a#to . '_ be without, if he washe tq secure the Iatstandiugt-. liberal idea on the sibjeci -heThas inthanid'T_ rirdEaj Rwiea4 ". - - -'t
MACMILLAiN & CO.,; 22 Bond Street, Ne0w York..:.:
CAT'S' ' CRADLE-':: The handsomes Fine Art Juvenilt Book: With do
lColored illustrations. z ViA., quirto, Sa.',.
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_ ______THFE ART AMATEUR. __ A NOTABLY SUMPTUOUS WMLIAM GIBSON'S SONS,
HOLIDAY BOO-K, GLASS STAINERS AND ART-ISTS IN HOUSEHOLD ARI SIIOWROOMS A" FACTORY, DESIGNED 13Y
33a 142 East 7 St., bet. Lexington and Sd Aves., N. Y.
LOUIS C. TIFFANY. ESTABLISHED IN I833. FOR SUPPLYING
Portrazls zit Ozts, GIBSON'S PATENT CRYSTALLINE AND 13th CENTUR?
Afy,,ROY and .4XTIQ UE GE.MS Porlraz'ts z'it Crayon,
OR, A SPECIALTY.
Portraz'ls zn Pasiels, .4 rchitectural Enrichnients, .5fural Decorations iti ON THE ROAD TO SLUMBERLAND.
Portrazis iiz Water- Colors, I'ainting-, Pahier-Mache and Centents,
By MARY D. BRINE. ART TILE, GLASS MOSAICS, etc., etc.
Engraved under the supervision of GEORGE Al'inzatures on Ivory, Portraz'l Plaques on Chiiia,
r. ANDREW, Boston. Printed at the Universit NEW DESIGNS Yi Press, Cambridge, Mass.
Pliolographs Colored in Oils or Water-Colors, The Liverpool (England) .11fa 'I'his book "' r'ays
i-altizc Pamlings on Vel um, for Framz' will be accepted on both sides of th, ocean as the most (!;7
noteworthy iece of art in book-form that the year has produces it has been Tiffany's idea to inake the Heraldic Pa-zniings-for Panels,
ALSO, shape, size, and color of the pages so harmonize with the int lettering ?f the text and with the designs in ich Crests anti Monogramsjor.Mole Pa PAPER AND ENVELOPES . the text is imbedded that the whole shall be Per, acarryin out of a siiigle artistic purp?s:e. It is not In Handso;,ne Boxes. often thatg a book is treated in this conscientiotis way; Crests aizd Monograms- for
? Embroide' indeed, it is not often that a man like Tiffan desitVs ry, VAN KLEECK, CLARK & CO., Stationers, a book at all, and we mistake the public minyd if is
work does not have a success as rare as its qtiality is." Sets of Original Menu Cartis, 234 and 235 Broadway, New York,
The Home Yournal says: " A marvel of sumptu- Opposite Post-Office.
ous art,"? Order of Dancing Designs, Har
0? Price-Lists supplied upon application. whose contributions have often graced the columns of A'ellledrum Cards. Harher7s Weekly, has written a series of touching and beautiful poems, called 'My Boy and I ; or, On CHAS.E.BENTLEY the Road to Slumberland.' Every mother's heart will recognize their sweetness and pathos."
(Successor to BIMNTLizy BROS.), All Commissions executed in the best manner PRICE, No. 856 Broadway, 09P. Domestic Building.
The first edition of this elegant book will be by experienced Artists, under com- NOVIKLTIES IN
limited, and orders must be sent in at once to secure copies before the holidays. petent
supervision.
FOR GEORGE W. IIARLAN, Publisher, NEW YORK. HOU'SEHOLD DECORATION. All communicatioiis should be addressed to
flar ers SendthreecentsforCatalorue. Esta?lislledI857,
e rt in'ateur enc
PER YEAR: _?3- Union Square' 2v7ew York. Thousands of I-etters on hand ving satisfac
HARPER'S MAGAZINE ............... $4 00 tion. Fine paper, good designs, gopord test, durable atternis of any styies, on hand or made to order. HARPER'S WEEKLY ................. 4 00 "Quaintandhappychildsongs."-N. Y. Tribune. gend for circulars. Try and you will be convinced
HARPER'S BAZAR .... .............. 4 00 TUTTI FRUTTI, Send your name and address correctly to
THE THREE ABOVF, PUBLICATIONS ... 10 00 A Book of Child Songs. A. BBBNABD, 401 Cattat St., W. Y. ANY TWO ABOVE NAMED..... 7 00 An artistic work."-The Grahhic.
Price, $1.50. HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE .......... I 50 Three cash prizes, aggregating WITH FLOR4L DECOR4TIONS HARPER'S MAGAZINE $400, + ETCHING ON LINEN, + .. 5 00 will be awarded in March, A82, for the three best Painted by Hand. HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE ...... colorin of one or more pictures in this elegant Whiting'? Decorative Indelible Ink is supplied by HARPER's FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY, book. g&mpetition strictly limited to amateurs un- all Decorative Art Societies and byArt Dealers. For
der twenty years of age. FQr further particulars ad- Also, a collection of other hand-painted new illustrated circulars, list of Designs, etc., address One Year (52 Ntimbers) .......... io oo dress the publishers. The following eminent artists Cards, with a complete assortment of F. A. WHITING, PLAINFIELD, N.
PostiWe Free to all sitbsctibers iyz tlte Uniteel have kindly consented to act as the jury of awards: Printed Cards, selected from the list of States or Canada. JOHN LA FARGE. LOUIS C. TIFFANY.
-ELIHU VEDDER.- the various publishers.
For sale by all booksellers, or mailed, postpaid, and HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRAR Y: c D. + arefully packed, to any address, on receipt of the a weekly publication, containing works price.
ANSON D. F. RANDOLPH & COI An Importers' entire stock to be closed out at of Travel, Biography, History, Fiction, GEORGE W. HARLAN, Publisher, 19 Park Pi., N. Y.
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Original Stories. Also, 5o? pair of TAMBOUR LACE CURTAINS, W HARPER'S CATALOGUE, com- F L O IIVE R CO* in two-pair sample lots, from $6 to $i5- per pair; - 1- 1__ - __ A . -
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