The national Republican., 1867-04-17
IITEnAT TyU II h.
TARPER & BROTHERS SPRING
II BOOK LIST.

Liberal Terms would be allowed 70 PaiuVl haaS
min piares remote from large towns ana pook
stores, Who may order, for the purpose ot ean,nss
ing sby Of the following books In quanuiics
amounting to over ~
ucLIyToCK & sTKONG's CYCLUPRDlA: A
CvrioprlIa Of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesi.
S:tcai literature Prepared by the Rev John
MCIintoCk D. D., and JamesstrOpg, 7. D. Vol
LAB. Royal syo. I'm PressJ
THE TWO MARRIAGES. ANovsl By Miss MGlosk,
author Of John Halifax, Gentleman io,, c,o,s nOSe
81, si.Sc. 'h''''''n "
lingo new Edition, with Two Bngraylngs from
Original Pictures By GustaVo DOre' SV0' olO'h'
IN Isyips down the "Tollsrs Of the Sea, ;" after
reaching It's last p,ge, we feel as though we were
to which the author could alone ad NIT US biandlngi
~ Il docs above it, predecessors in reality and there
a,sS SsS ,hat he oiISr. Of the Sea- viii be more
widely read and more highly thought OF than even
LES Miserables' or "Notrc Dame de Paris
L,adJH RCUiCp.
CRADOCK NOwBLL. A Tale Of the New Forest.
ByR D. Blackmore. Syo, Paper, 70 cents.
"Cradock Novel; Is a clever novel, decidedly
original in style aud mode Of Treatment !. anus
It viii hardly fall to read u through. There are
some excellent descriptions Of forest scenery aud
storm At with the wreck Of ship, which are
very Powerfully glyen.-AtheHGum
It contains a number Of pictures taken from nature
which are admirable. Mr. Dlackmore has carefully
studied the scenery Of the forest AID sea ashore and
he has given us descriptions both which really
exquisite. His account Of the storm Is one Of the
truest and most vivid we have ever rad The sea,
the sky, the clouds the waveE, are brought before
our eyes with wonderful power.-Londsa Rertss
PLAYED OUT Novel. By Annie Thomas, Aa-
thor Of "wAlter GorIng,' Playing for High
Stakes, '"Denuls Dome - "Theo. Leigh, - "On
GGard, Sc svo Paper, = cents. Syast "a Kessdyl
former novels 1t Is thoroughly readable aud Is
very clever -IhicHGUHl.
STUDENTS OLD TESTAMENT HISTORY. From
the Creation to the Return OF the Jews from Cap
tlyIty. with an Appendix, containing an Intro
ducton to The Books Of the od restament; Edited
by WIN Smith, IL D. With Maps and wVOdsuts.
Emo, Cloth TN Press
STUDENTS NEW TESTAMENT HISTORY With
an Iutrolucton, connecting the History of the Old
aud New TestameIts. Edited by William Smith,
LII. D. with Maps and woodeu's. l2mo, Cloth
Ia PrcEs)
MADONNA MARY. A Novel. By Ms Onphant.
Author Of The L Ie Of Edward Irving, Agnes,
Miss Maj Jgrtbluks, The Perpetu al Curate, ,
Chronic Cs Of CarlingGord - THE Days Of NY
Life. 30 sc $40, Paper, 81 cents.
From fret to last madonna Mary is written
with eyeIness and ygor gnd Overhows with the best
qualities Of It's writer's fancy and humor'' -ite-
Madonna Mary" i, book Of great power and
beauty-a perfect work Of Its kind.-LOndon Post.
It's a story told with exquisite simplicity and
beauty, and full Of the deepest inteTest.-Lond2n
Star
lis highly Interesting - Commercial Adrsrtisr.
n
Brev. Col. George Ward Nichols, Author Of The
story Of the Great March" with IlRsIAtioEs,
l2mc, Cloth, Beveled Edges, 81
This story had In 1t decided elements OF popu-
larity. The plot Is good, the descriptive Pas'Ages
full Of viE0r and lne the incidents follow each
other naturally aad are stirTtngly narrated and the
different characters arc well sustaned.-Erenfn1
"The Sanctuary is Ly far the best novel OF war
life and turmoil that we have read.-HymG JoUT7sGl
No novel that has the civil for its time and
the South for Its can be pronounced its SUPERIOR
aud few Of them equal to 1t In Nyidness Of in
terest IN variety Of incident, or In constructive
power boston ITdrttlcr.
LABoULAYE's FAIRY BOOK Fairy Tales Of all
Nations BY Eiouard LabouIaye, Member Of the
Institute Of France Translated by Mary L. Booth
illustrations. l2my, Cloth, Beyeled Edgos, 81
The grave professor knows better than most me n
how to amusc, delight, and Instruct children. The
collection Is charming one and Miss Booth has pre-
pared very pleasant gn Tor children at tho ap'
from the French edition. and az fanciul as though
the imag mat. on Of a child had run away with tn
skillful pencil Of the artist.-N Y Epenfng Post
These are very fascinating tales, and Miss Boot
has done her work well -COmmsrGidi Advertiser.
The felicity OF imagin tion, the exuberance 0
imagery, and the simplicity Of feeling, which every
where exhibit themselves in the pages OF this vol
The stories are all original, graphic, and ful
Of poetic conceptions. The dlctiOn is pare an,
choice and almost every page has some elegantly
turned sentence, or some contentious remark whiel
sPRrkles like gem, and leaves lasting impress on
-4bdHy ErsHfnQ Journal
A book Of fairy aud magical attraetiveness. TheT,
also abundance Of wit and satire, and philosophy
Ngllyd beneath the ianCiul and the grOteslne Many
az Aphurlsm worthy of lifelong remembrance nigh
hs quoted from the vVlume.-BrOOkiyH Eagle.
They are exquisite tales rich in all that Is atTac
I've boston TrlUeiier.
No more charming volume than lhis has ever beer
devoted to the fatr1es.-N J Sun
RAGHEL's SECRET, A Novel, BY the Author Q
rae N11sr ot MsFe31 iT0, rsPsr % cents
aud powerfully wrought Whoever takes up tn
arst OF these delightful volumes Is sure to read hei
all -NOrHtHg Post.
'Rachel's Secret is a novel which will be rea
with much pleasure, being, in truth, founded on
never IA ling foundation Of interest-a woman sell
-acrifce aud disinterested ness. Reader.
novel Of very considerable nirth. Its story
Interesting and touching. Its style is graceful an
cOTTect-Stdr.
BoTTs's GREAT REBELLION. The Great Rebel
Ion: Its Secret History, Rise Progress, and Dis
astrous Failure. By II n. John Minor Bolts. l2mo
Cloth, Bsyeled Edges 80 30.
Liv ug on the very theatre OF activities, and con
family brought into contact with the leading mind
ou both sides he became possessed Of great am
Of Information concerning the inner workings OF the
Rebellion. lh.' he eMbodies in his book.-AD1ny
JJurI,vI
therefore tel great deal which Is d!sgTaceful to
hem -Bpy'ga Transcript,
KISSING THE ROD. Novel. BY Edmund Yates,
Arth1r Of LAD at LasL" Black SHEEP - &c.
ryU, Paper, IS cents
Hio novels have a mint mark Of his own. deeply
mPre sed and unmistakabe. They are Mr.. Edmund
iatss = novels not limitations Of the noyel-writing
success ul ,. p.edecessOrs.-L London Examiner
tue CLAvERINGs. A Novel. By Anthony Trol.
lope, Author Of Can You Forgive Her i'''"smalI
House at Arlington ~ "Orlsy YARN, - "The Be ton
Estate Doctor Th9rne'' - "Ihe Last Chronicle
Of Barset," &c &c with Illustratlons Svo,
Cloth, q -; Paper 81
AMERICAN LEAVES: Family Notes Of Thought and
Life By Rev. Samuel 0sgOod, D. D. l2mo
Cloth, Bayeoi Edges, sl75.
In Ills election, well as in his treatment Of tops
ice, Dr. O.Rupd has shown a broad range Of obserya.
fIrur sasac.ous insight into the workings Of the
human heart happy adaptation to the wants Of the
common mind, and stroHg symplthy with its hopes
Hud fears aud aspirati0Hs.-N. Y. Tribune.
one Of the most readable, sound, and thoroughly
practical bJOks Of essays which have ever apIear cd
ia Amerea-a book dealing with pulling soeia
problems, with a masterly analysis to which few
sUCIali-lIC writers have attained Home Journal
Every subject is handled strongly and yet deli
rH'c and with the skill Of n master They ari
shola y productons.-DOstDH TrdpeiieF.
1t shows taste, learning, sympathy, observation
Il He gTa=p Of principles, power Of looking a
ihings both on their philosophical and practical side
-BOStOH Transcript.
We know Of nothing at once 20 valuable and s,
readable In modern essay writing-ABday Argus
Essays as graceful aud charming as Arnold Is, an
racy and suggestive ~ those OF Hughes, will
more wisdom than either Of them. Seldom does
book entirely pOpu ar In its cast Of mod
Of expression contain much that IL excellent bot
in idea and ssutiment,. as this Of DR., OEgood o
American life Liberal OhrisliIn.
AN AMERICAN FAMILY IN GERMANY. By
Ross browne, Author Of "CTusoe's Island,
''YuscI - sc I'l:stattOns l2mo, Cloth, Eeycle
Edges, 81.
He never fJrgcts his tricky humor and his ride
SAEiro He Is the Demoerat1s OF yoyagers, max d
his pencil auxiliary to his pen 10 miTth -prOVok 4
pOTtTdltures OF life and the FHtleTlaQi