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!»0 T. H. -McAllister, Manufacturing Optician, New vork. Places of Interest—Foreign. 60 cents each; $45.00 per hundred. Kenilworth Castle. " from tlie B'dge " East side. Borrowdale-The Bowder Stone " The Castle Craig. Derwentwater, from Friar's Crag. Derwentwater—Falls of Lodore Distant View of Rydal Hall. Stratford-on-Avon—Shakes- peare's House. Stratford-on-Avon—Parisli Church. Warwick Castle. Guy's Cliff, from the Meadow. Bridge on the Avon. Ann Hathaway's Cottage.- Cheddar Cliffs, Somerset. Hannah More's Grave, Som'set Ireland. An Irish Jaunting Chair. Sackville Street, Dublin. Post Office, Dublin. Grafton Street, Dublin. Bank of Ireland, Dublin. Trinity College, Dublin. St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin The Four Courts, Dublin. Custom House, Dublin. Bray and Bray Head, Co.Wic'w The Scalp, Co. Wicklow. Cottage in the Dargle. The Dargle, Co. Wicklow. Powerscourt Waterfall, Co. Wicklow. The Vale of Clary, Co. Wick'w. The Vale of Avoca, " Lion Arch, Castle Howard. Kilkenny, Birdseye View. Jerpoint Abbey, Co. Kilkenny. Lismore Castle, Co. Waterf'd. Ruins on the Rock of Cashel, Co. Tipperary. Holycross Abbey, Co. Tipper'y Patrick Street. Cork. Patrick's-bridge, Father Mat- thew's Statue. St. Finn-Barr's Cathedral, Cork Shandon Steeple. Cork. Queenstown Harbor. Sir Walter Raleigh's House. Blarney Castle. Co. Cork. Cromwell's Bridge, Glengariff Lakes of Killarney. The Upper Lake, Killarney. The Eagle's Nest Mountain, Killarney. The Old Weir Bridge, Killarn'y The Middle Lake, Killarney. The Collen Bawn Cave, Kill'y. Muckross Abbey, Killarney. Interior of Muckross Abbey. O'Sullivan's Cascade, Killarn'y The Meeting of the Waters, Killarney. Ross Castle, Killarney. The Gap of Dunloe, Killarney. Ancient Cross, Co. Louth. Donegal Place, Belfast. The Albert Memorial, Belfast. Shane's Castle Antrim. The Great Causeway, Giant's Causeway. The Honeycomb. Giant's Ca'y. The Wishing Chair, Giant's Causeway. General View of the Giant's The Cathedral, Londonderry. Horn Head, Donegal. Holy Well of Tubernaltha. Rosserk Abbey, Co. Mayo. Cong Abbev, Co. Galway. The Cliffs of Moher, Co. Clare. Askeaton Abbey, Co. Limerick. The Treaty Stone, Limerick. Scotland. Aberdeen—Panorama. " The Harbor. " Castle Street. " The Queen's Statue " Albert Memorial. " King's College. " Marischal College. View in Glenlyon. Tarn O'Shanter's Inn, High Street, Ayr. The Twa Brigs o' Ayr. Burns' Monument, Ayr. Tarn O'Shanter and Souter Johny, Ayr. Alloway Kirk, Kjt. Burns' Cottage, Ayr. Jolly Beggars' Inn, Mauchline. Abbotsford, South Front. " Exterior. " Interior—The Li- brary. Abbotsford — The Drawing- Room. Abbotsford—Bust of Sir Wal- ter Scott. Melrose Abbey, Exterior Ruins " Interior. Drvburgh Abbev—Ruins. " Tomb of Sir Wal- ter Scott, Dryburgh Abbey—St. Cather- ine's Window. Jedburgh Abbey—Ruins. Kelso " Killicrankie — The Queen's View. Balmoral Castle—Exterior. Interior Ball- room. Abergeldie Castle. Burns' Mausoleum—Dumfries. " House '• Dunkeld Cathedral. Panorama of Edinburgh. Dugal Stewart's Monument. Edinburgh—Old Town. Sir Walter Scott's Monument, Edinburgh. Burn's Monument—Edinburgh Nelson " Holyrood Palace, Exterior. " and Chapel. John Knox's House Edinburgh " Monument, Glas- gow. Glasgow—Queens Street. " Cathedral. Highland Mary's Grave, Green- ock. . Bothwell Castle, Haddington. Inverness. Upper Falls of Foyers. Ben Nevis' Mountain. Roslin Chapel, Exterior. " Prentice Pillar, Hawthornden. Kilt Rock—Loch Staffln. Sterling Castle, Exterior. " Interior. The Bruce Monument. Ben Ledi-Mountain. Rob Roy's Grave. Balquludder. Trossachs' Hotel. Loch Katrine and Trossachs. Rob Roy's Cave. Inversnaid Falls, Loch Lomond Ioua Cathedral, Exterior. " Ruins. Maclean's Cross. Fingal's Cave, Staffa. " Interior. Ancient Abbeys and Cathe- drals of (ireat Britain. "Every fine Old Cathedral or Abbey is a supreme work of imagination—a poem in stone. It possesses grandeur and beauty for the eye, and it stirs the heart by the historical as- sociations it suggests—Memo- ries of bright virtue and manly fortitude, of regal renown and knightly valor. Great events have distinguished them all, and the ashes of famous states- men and heroes lie interred within their walls." Cathedrals. Beverley Minster—The f hoir Interior. Beverley Minster—The Nave Interior. Beverley Minister — Percy Shrine. Beverley Minster —Transept and Towers. Canterbury—Exterior. " West Towers. " From the East. " The Baptistrv. " The Cloisters. "' The Nave. " The Choir. " Transept of Mar- tvrdonL Canterbury-Chapel of Thomas The Warriors Causeway. For further lists of Foreign Views see "Detailed Catalogues, A. Becket. Canterbury - Chapel. Canterbury—Tomb of Henrv IV. Canterbury—Tomb of the Bl'ek Prince. Carlisle—Exterior. " The Choir, Interior. Durh am—Exterior. The Choir, Interior. " • Nave. " " Cloisters. " " Library. Ely—Exterior. " The Transept, Interior " " Nave. " " Choir. " •' Reredos. Exeter—Exterior. " W T est Front. " The Choir. Interior. " " Reredos. " Pulpit in the Choir. " The Lady Chapel. Gloucester—Distant View. " West Front and Deanery. Gloucester—Cloisters a'nd ace. Pai-