New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-02
NEW BOOKS.


ume, duodecimo. Price 81 IS in cloth; or
81 SO in paper cover I. B. Peterson &
Brothers, Philadelphia, publishers.
"Camors" has created an immense sensa-
ton in Paris. It is the last romance by
Octave Feuillet, and is incomparably his
most interesting work. 1t is a perfect pam
Drama of Partisan life, with all its bright
lights and sombre shadows. The Count de
Camors is to French life to-day what Pei
ham was to English. Young, handsome,
rarely gifted, rich, successful, the Count de
Camor, is the typical Frenchman of the
present empire. Its rare beauty as a work
Of art, the wOndrous skill with which the
author handles a most delicate subject, and
its exquisite grace, have attracted universal
interest. All who wish to see the inner life
Of Paris as it is in its higher spheres, and
the social rottenness concealed under that
glittering pageant-Frcnch sOciety-should
read this book. In the whole range of fic-
ton, no nobler characters were ever painted
than those in this work
For sale in New Orleans by George Ellis,
No. Old Levee, opposite the postof6ce.
THE LIVING QUESTIONS OF THE AGE. By
an American citizen.
In this little volume the author, James b.
Walker, D. D.. who has given to the world
various controversial works. such as 1.-The
Philosophy of the Plan of Salvation" "GOd
Revealed in Creation and in Christ" ETC.,
has attempted to give the rationale of the
doctrines Of Christianity. He applies the
principles of reason to the revealed doc
trines of divine truth. The discussion
covers the issues between the friends and
opponents of evangelical Christianity. His
style is as popular as the nature Of the sub
ject will permit, and the work will take
rank among the better class of essays upon
theology.
THE DOCTRINE OF THE Holy SPIRIT: or,
Philosophy of the Divine Operation in the
Redemption OF Man-bcing volume
second of THE Philosophy of the Plan of
Salvation" By JaIaes B. Walker, ID. D..
author of Living Questions of the Age
j. B. Lippincott & Co. publishers, Phil
adelphia.
This volume is also by DR.. Walker, who
is regarded by some readers as one of the
most profound and rational evangelical
writer's of any age. He goes down deeper
nts the mysteries of the Christian religion
than Jonathan Edwards, John Calvin,
Martin Luther. Augustine or any of the
standard theological authors. Possibly the
advantage of having their works before
him may have had its influence; but how
ever this may be. the reader will be the
gamer from his researches and powers Of
application.
The above books are for sale by George
Ellis, No. Z Old Levee street. opposite the
postofffce.
THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DRoOD, and some
uncollected pieces. by Charles Dickens.
Boston: Fields. OsgOod & Co.
None of Charles Dickens works have at
tracted more attention in the reading woIie
unfinished by the author is, however, re-
garded by many as unfortunate for its sue
cess in the bookstores. But the hundred
and twenty completed pages contain some
of the authors most exquisite sketches.
which are full of truths of universal appli-
cation. In the volume, as now published,
there are, in addition to Edwin brood, some
memoirs Of Dickens and half dozen short
pieces. published in this country for the
first time. For sale by George Ellis. No. 7
Old Levee, opposite the Postoffice.
CAPTAIN NORToN's DIARY, and other stories.
A pamphlet volume of about one hundred
pages, containing the following: Captain
Norton's Diary Waiting" IA poem) and
Marryatt; "A Bit of Tuscan Life in the
Seventeenth Century by Anthony Troll
lope: Glamour" by the Countess Won
Bothmer; ''The Baron's Coffin" by Ada
Buisson, and Under the Circumstances"
by j. SandeTson.
From the press of J. B. Lippincott, Phil
adelphia, and for sale by Albert Eyrich, l3O
Canal street, New Orleans.
IMPROVED AND VACANT REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION BY THE Observation-Disclosures at
tentiOn is called to the sales at auction, to
be made tomorrow. at noon, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, by the Sheriff of the parish OF Or
leans. Said sales comprise:
l. A lot OF ground. with the buildings and
improvements thereon, situate on Melpo-
meme street, between Soils (now LOcust) and
Maunsel (now Magnoia) streets, First Dis
trict-succession of James Barry.
2. Two lots Of ground. and improvements
thereon, situate on Broad street, between
Grayier and Perdido streets, First District
One of said lots forms the corner Of GravieI
street. Succession of Martin Dee.
3. Five lots Of ground, and improvements
| thereon, situate ON Common street, between
| White and Broad streets. Same district
same succe ssion.
| T. Two lots of ground, with the improve
ments thereon, situate or Common street
Same district and square-same succession
S. A lot of ground with the improve
ments thereon, situate on Banks street, be
tween Broad and Dorgenois streets. Same
district-same succession.
6. A lot of ground, situate OH Elmirs
street, between Burgundy and Rampant
Third District.
For full particulars and terms, SEQ adver
tiseuepts.