Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10


From r.. b. Mohun q Co. We have the follow
ing:
The Institutes Of Medicine. By Martin Paine,
A. M, M. ID. New York: Harper q Bros. This
Is the ninth edition of a valuable medical work
In this edition the most important of the recent
discoveries In Physiology, Pathological Anato-
croscopy are incorporated.
Mount Idyi and other Poems. By g.. Bella
Patch. Washington city: w. b. g. O. II. Nor
risOn. This is q graceful description in verse of
scenes in the vicinity Of Windsor, VT, beauti-
ful village on the banks of the Connecticut, Just
at the foot of the mountain.
Fragments Of Science for Unscientifc People.
BY John Tyndall. New York: Harper q Bros.
This is series Of detached Essays, Lectures, and
Reviews, by Prof Tyndsll, and the purpose Of
their publication Is to extend symDatly for
science beyond the limits of the scientific public
The Head of the Family. A novel. BY tha
author of -'JOhn Halifax, Gentleman" New
York: Harper s. Bros
The Life and Times of Lord Brougham. writ
ten by himself. In three volumes. Vol L. New
York: Harper & Bros This autobiography, ac-
cOrdng to the instructions of Lord Brougham to
his executors, Is to be printed exactly as written.
The opening volume is excessively egotiStical
but is perhaps not the less interesting on that
account
The Two Guardians: or Home in This World
| By the author of ''The Heir of Redclyffe." New
York: ID. Appleton & Co. In this story Miss
Ionge aims to set forth the manner in which a
| Christian may contend with and conquer this
world, living in it but not of il.
Science for the Young. Vol. 2. By Jacob
! Abbott. New York: Harper s. Bros. This vol.
of AbbOtts "Science for the Young" treats
upon Light" and the subject is explained and
illustrated in conversations and experiments after
pleasant and Ineligible fashion.
Ralph, the Heir. BY Anthony Trollope New
York: Harper q Bros; A good novel by the
author of 'Orley Farm"
Beechcraft. By Miss Yonge. New York: d..
! Appleton 81 Co.
Bench and Bar: A Complete Digest of the
Wit, Humor, Asperities and Amenities of the
Law. BY L. j. Bigelow. New York: Harper
& Bros.
From Philip & Solomons we have:
Public and Parlor Readings. Edited by Lewis
b. Monroe. Boston: Lee & Shepard. A good
collection of humorous specimens of prose and
poetry, for the use of reading clubs, and for
public and social entertainment.
Curiosties of the Law Reporters. ByFranklin
unique collection indeed.
Married in Both Worlds. BY Miss A.
Porter. Boston: Lee s. Shepard. A story OF
"consecrated love" suggested by Miss Phelps
" Gates Ajar."
versatilities. By r. H. Newell. Boston: Lee
q oheparu. MI. newell, better known as
"Orpheus G. Kerr" has here essayed some
graver efforts than the public are familiar with
from his pen, and a number of the poems in thi,
part of the collection are marked by true and
tender poetic feeling. The volume also embraces
numerous and successful "attempts upOn the
Tisibles' under the head of I" Satfres and Bur-
lesques" and " Illteraria."
From ID. A. Brosnan we have:
Dion the Sibyls. A classic Christian novel
By Miles Gerald Keen. New York: The Cath
LEGATION Society.
From VIM. Ballantyne:
Mark Twain's Autobiography $50 called) and
First Romance. New York: Sheldon & Co.
From Crandell s. Riley:
Bread Winners. BY a Lady OF Boston. Bos-
ton: Nichols & Hall.
From j. Shillington:
arthur OLeary" and " The Knight OF
Gwynne.' Cheap edition Of Levers novels.
Issued by L. b. Peterson & Bro, PHILADELPHIA.