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RE-ISSUE OP HOUSEHOLD WORDS. 



CONDUCTED BY CHARLES DICKENS. 



The Publishers have determined, in order to Complete the Work at an early 

 date, to Double the Number of Pages issued, and increase the Price of the 

 Parts to One Shilling Monthly. 



This arrangement will commence with Part X., which will be published Feb- 

 ruary ist. 



Also, in Half-Crown Volumes, issued at intervals to be hereafter announced. 

 (Each Volume containing Three Monthly Parts, and bound in stiff Coloured 

 Wrapper.) 



The Whole Set of Nineteen Volumes of " Household Words," forming 

 the Complete Work, will be ready within as short a period as is compatible 

 with its being well printed, at the following prices : — 



In Stiff Handsome Wrappers, printed in Colours, 19 vols., at is. 6d. ea. £2 j 6 



In Extra Cloth, bevelled boards and gilt back, 19 vols., at 3^. 6d. each. 366 



Or in Extra Cloth, bevelled boards and gilt back — Two Vols, in One — 

 9 Vols, at 6s. each, i Vol. at 3^. 6ci. 2176 



PAELOUE EDITION OP MISS BEALDON'S NOVELS. 



In handy size, crown 8vo, printed in large, easily read type, with Frontispiece 

 and Title-page on toned paper, handsomely bound in cloth, gilt back, lettered, 

 price 3^. 6d. each. 



The popularity and success of Miss Braddon's Novels are facts well known to 

 every Bookseller in the kingdom. Both in the Library Edition at Six Shillings 

 per work, and in the Cheap Edition at Two Shillings per work, the sales of Miss 

 Braddon's productions attest an extent of public appreciation alike without pre- 

 cedent and without parallel. The Book Trade is well aware of this ; and it is 

 also well aware of the desire frequently expressed by customers for an Edition 

 less expensive than the Library, and more legible than the Cheap, Edition of 

 their favourite Author. To meet this requirement, the Publishers beg to an- 

 nounce a Parlour Edition of Miss Braddon's Novels, each work got up in excel- 

 lent style, printed on good paper, in a clear and easily read type, serviceably 

 bound in cloth, gilt back, lettered, forming not merely an intermediate issue, 

 so far as price is concerned, but also about the most substantial, the neatest, and 

 the handiest series of books that the most fastidious of economists can procure. 

 After the first month, the New Edition will be issued Monthly, each volume 

 containing an entire Novel. 



The following are Now Read 3'^ : — 



Lady Audley's Secret. 



Henry Dunbar, 



Only a Clod. 



John Marchmont's Legacy. 



Lady's Mile. 



Aurora Floyd. 

 The Doctor's Wife. 

 Eleanor's Victory. 

 Sir Jasper's Tenant. 

 Trail of the Serpent. 



New Book by the famous Author 0/ " A Night in a JVorkhonse," 

 and " The True History of a Little Ragamuffin." 



Now Ready, in crown 8vo, handsomely printed, prica ^s. 

 UNSENTIMENTAL JOURNEYS. By the Amateur "Lambeth 

 Casual," Mr. James Greenwood, of the Pall Mall Gazette. 



Published by IVaj'd, Lock, and Tyler. 



J. Ogden ard Co., Printers, 172, St. John Street, EC. 



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