New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

pices-and Of all that is healing and sweet in fields and
groves, and savoy in meatsit means careulness, and
inventiveness and watchfuness, and willingness and
readiness OF appliance. Ii the economy OF your
great grandmoher and the science Of modern chemists
il means much lasting and no wastng-it means Engsh
thorOughpess and French art and Arabian hospitality
and il means IN ne that you 10 be perfectly and al
ways ladies loaf givers and you TO see mpeT
atycly mat everybody las something pretty TO pu. on
body b.. something nice % eat"
LJf L. :. Holt FaJ,sL small 7olamo cLti,lcd Be-
ginning French containing exercises in pronouncinG
spelling and trarsatire, the systems of Armand Bcleze
intended Tor lhe youngest class Of pupils.
new edition OF the translation Of Capt. Charles
Philippe de kerhale;s General Examination Of the Pa
cidc Ocean" made under The dcctono OF Admiral Charles
Henry Davis is issued ny c. W. Blunt. 1t has the repu
taton OF beng the most accurate compendium OF inior
nation concerning The Pacific Ocean which has ever teen
prepared for the use OF the Navigator.
The eleventh edition Of The Household Book CT
Poetry collected and edited by Charles A. Dana, has
been published by d. Appleton & Co. Tie present issue
has been horouehyreyscd and although retaining its orig
lal form, AID the special features which have deseedy
made 1t such aunivcrsa ayorte among the readers OF En-
Cs poetry u has been enlarged the addition OF numcI-
Gus selections from the productions OF the past eight years
while certain pieces OF comparatively Inferior merit which
were before found IN It's pages have been excluded The
volume, we are persuaded, will prove o welcome Offer
ing 10 the family circle, for whose entertainment and
student OF polite literature viii rejoice 10 collection
which Affords him such easy and agreeable 10 the
standard poetical authors in the English language.
a First Latin Reading Book, by VIM. Smith, Ii D.,
and Henry Drsler, L. d., is published by Harper q
Brothers, containing cpitome Of Caesars Gallo wars
and LAomouds lives of distinguished Romans, with
short introduction 10 Roman antiquities notes and
dictionary. From the same house. We have "The Great
Rebellion by John Minor Bolts of Virginia, relating
the secret history, rise, progress and disastrous failure
of that cxccrae movement and vndication Of the po
tica life OF the author. kissing the Rod" by Edmund
Yates, forms the latest number Of HHpcrs Library Of
Select Novels
"Thc Origin OF the Stars" by Jacob Ennis discusses
the creation OF ch, gives theory Of the force which
has prolonged the light heat of the sun through the
vas; duration revealed by geology ascrbcs the origin Of
the stars TO condensation Of matter previously in
gaseous condition. and explains their motion fy the
action OF gravity. D. Appleton & Coz
A collection Of original tales entitled RoundheaIts
and other stories by the author OF "Routledge," is
published by Carleton.
Memoir Of George y. Briggs, late Governor Of
the State of Massachusetts, published under the apIro
pirate title Of Great IN Goodness, by Gould Lincoln,
Boston, and Sheldon < Co.. Ncw-York.
BOOKS or THE WEEK.
new novel entitled "Sunnybank,' by Marion Ilar-
land author of Alone" Nemesis" and other popular
stories is published by sheldon Co. This is the first
continuous story from her pen since tie publication q
MlIlault NAitA "pPt"Itu III tic hLtui4h VI ioo-'
treatise on "Bulbs" by Edward Sprague Rand re-,
wellknown writer Horticulture has been published in
Boston by J. T.. Tlton 4 Co. The author has treated the
subject with equal nte geucc and thoroughness emitting
10 topic of importance the the practical cu
tvaior and presenting his directions II style Of adnra
bic simplicity and precision His work supplies want
which has been sesiby felt by the derotees OF beautiful
flowers and furnishes manual Of popu culture iouuced
accurate botanical principles, but adapted 10 the large
class who have leisure for the study of botany as sci
enoe. TIE illustrations and typographical execution Of
the work are highly credltable TO The publishers.
The same house have brought out Outpost" new
novel by j. G.. Austin.
"The Practical Entomoogis," IL monthly bulletin Of
T. large pages devoted 20 the dissemination Of valuable
information regarding insects injurious TO vegetation
Every naturalist frugrower and farmer is interested IN
such work Of which there other Of the kind in our
country. Tho subject is Of vital importance Almost
every year insects destroy millions Of bushels Of gain
Grapes pears plums, and peaches suffer immensely by
their rayages. Too little is known, too much cslnot be
known. r. T. Cresson publisher. ID. Walsh, editor
Rock Island, IhnOls.l