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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

-. ,,r.,-r,svrye SUBURBAN HoMR GROUNDS.
van nv nT FsISx j. SCOTT $40. Pr eiS w. AW""" y"
7, th;s elaborate work the author has aimed
. tish practical manual for the use OF persons III
" -, circumstances who desire 10 establish con-
,..niout aud beautiful home at comparatively shan
80 Nc has no patience with the fashionable mania Tor
,1nepdpc fabulous sums Of money on faVOrte style
.f architecture. Nc STYLE he Justly suggests VIII Sc
snre Is steul house, while an admirable dwelmg may
Ne deslened with entire disregard OF popular iormtaS'
me persons for whose house Is intended are INC
host fds Of their own domestic wants, and can tui-
us an architect with suitable plan for the ground
sccr who win follow thc wishes in the distribution OF
she interior But in the matter Of style the arehitect
Shond decide. Ample time should he taken tor inc nn'
tecon as il often the invention OF the arehltecI
quite rs much TO design graceful rural d"ems as 10
p,an public edifce OF ten times the cost WIN regar"
10 the color Of country houses che author gives some
useful hints Not much than twenty years SINCE m
American taste was strongly in favor OF widtc ior IL"
rnra buildings This gave place to rage Tor limitations
Of brown stone. Everything of wood was uaIAoheu anu
sanaed in the most dismal manner ana DITCH was etu
coed and blocked OF, as If the builders were "sha VI
the finest materials, and wished to coneea lieh"
housos which before dazzed the eye Win theH "i'o
hiir,rcv were now backened with the counterfeit
e,lors Of stone The most agreeable color 1or Who""
blinds the ever beautiful green, was Oahshed or soc
,,nis and blinds Of duh brown, Of yellow, and OF Ver
,ris.hronze were all the fashion But this was 100 uc
Cidedly at war Win goOd 'as'" anu ' - -,
last long and green again greets the grateu eye o
tage villa, and mansion windows. The reaeuoh ss"i'sV
ark coors may be carried too far but there Is no DOUBT
that the color Of country houses in general Is
the author puts his readers their guard against de
repton in the choice Of colors No one can predct te
effect Of color on broad surface from specimen IN
the paiupot. patch on the house. IL Is pest 10
leave the act shade TO the painter or archl'ecr b
The most important portion OF the volume is devoted 10
tbe Improvement and decoration OF the grounds con-
pee,ed with the suburban residence On this point the
directions are ample and explicit embracing the various
,pcs OF landscape gardening and rural culture so that
whoever owns or expects TO own house In the country
will find in this work most serviceaole companion
and counselor,
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,,ouobts were evoked They simply irrepressioe.
Mr. isaiah starkey who for years gave printed c"us
representing that the bearer, with the Guide' n'
under the Great Sheet TO Termination hoch' '"u ar
- ,ntod an the back thereof the foregoing lines; Il
GOO he felt EN-" said Isaiah land knowd they was
good. I've sold $4,000 Of them cards this Summer.
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The Yong Roler is the llst Of collection
Of discourses by the Rev. Dr. J. A. SPENCER Randolph
Coz prepared IN the regular OF the authors
parocha uhnisratiOns and devoted chiefly 10 themes
of do' otiona aud practical character They are writ
ten IN ehaste and impressive style, presenting lucid
thoughts in Transparent diciOn, free rom remes in
ooerine or appeal aud admirably adapted for the Sun
day reading Of religious families.
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CHARACTER.

ny SAMUEL SMILES,
Ip,bor Of SItelp" History Hugueuo'" Life OF the
Stephensons" &c.
UNIFORM WITH "SELFHELP"
l2mo. Cloth 81 So
charming volume. In small compass compressed 20 mueo
sterling sense and good ADVICE cue from all ngenou woven
into continuous whole will be standard work. John Bull
s in design and execution ike his SeP than any Of bis
other works MI Smiles always writes pleasantly but he writes best
when he is telling sncoes using them to enforce moral that he
too wise to preach although be not afraid to state plainly
This perhaps the principal charm Of his lveso the Engineers
aud his Bouou By Of "selfep at once be-
came spdad book and "Clacer' its way quite good rs
SefHelp" 1t wonderful sohoae Of anecdotes aud bosraPAesi
Illustrations i Examiner, London.
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The .jleea, 10y Father DELApoRTE (SadEer g.
Coz presents tho views Of a distinguished Roman Cath
Ole DIVINE or the existence and functions Of the person
age Ramed il the title OF the volume The remarks Of
the erude author the questions Has the devil goats
feet and hornsi Il the devil prophet Is the dey a
doeisT are siuguarly lucid, and will doubtless give
saiisJecOn to anxious nquirers ON the subject The
eepelajon Of the volume leaves no remaining doubt On
The peSional existence aud mighty power OF the devil
nt 4toS Is the cOnsOng that with the MD OF
Mary, ibc Mother Of GOD, his sbrev dest wes may be
ESCCegsfglly resisted,
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Tie S0athGT States since the Var by ROBERT
EoAKs tiacnllau Coz, describes the impressions of
intelligent Euglish Traveller during extended tour
In the South about Ave after the close Of the Civil
War. The authors statements Of facts which passed
under bis observation often OF novel charac-
1r and value tlsn the political criticisms in
which he occasionally iudulgcs
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New Publications.
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Publish thiS DaJi
Tn. First Volume %


TYERMAN'S WESLEY.
THE IIPT AND TIMES or THE REV. JOHN Wbsbbi' ~ ~
Founder Of the Methodist BY the Rev. Luke Iyerman' Au
"The Life OF Rev. Samuel Wesley" foftfAia . 'ON' O'
Cloth s2 so per vol Vol l. Just really. v,
Mr. Tyemans fairly called for both by The i'c' ~ ~
Of Wesley had been published for forty years and because
on, one toleraby written literary performance Is the proou
., o was not himself member the Society, WHO In fe" points
Of character resembsd subject Of his memoir and poS'ee
sources Of in formation which not already before TIE "ol
Tyernan Wesleyan minister his materials boh pn'e a""
manuscript have been secumuag seventeen years lie mas
most dHgent use tten his history in regard to It's Se
comparaby full than any hst preceded
London. -.
NJ Tyemans by far the most valuable life of"! ~
tboroughne rankness aessness simplicity bold yet sedu'
ing discrimination loving yet not blind appreciation OF 'ne
s patient painsakg would think exhaustive collection Oh
and Weighing OF evidence Its gathering focus all the scattered
RAYS Of Wesley and his work. all this make one
foundy grateful Mr. Tyeman The leading minds OF othe
lions distinctly the hest life ofWesey ever n
and Mehos recognize the gracious wisdom Of Providence IL SET
ting Nh Tyermsn apart this woICy Road Magazine London
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ASTRONOMICAL.
rcr,psps ros 1s72-MoRYIyG AND EVENING STARS
pI ,yETs-JEwIsH AND MoHAMliEDAN CALENDARS
TIMETABLE FOR ITO PLACES . .,,r ourpcu
TTR P0uR sEAsoYs-CYCLEs OF TINE AND CHVH0h
DAYS. 1861. o ,,,, ,,oov
FRIGHT sTARs-RELATIvB PLACES OF THE MOON.
coyIryCT1oN OF PLANETS AND OTHER PHENOMENA
ruE LENGTH OF DAY AND YGHr-TIIB ASrBROiDs. 1870.
Carbohydrates OF THE MOON, RlSlNd and osi
TING OF PLANETS sIDERBAL NOON, MOON soUlh' HUH
WATER, &c.
POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL.
prBlIc LAWS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING
THE THIRD SESSION OF THE 1LIsr CONGRESS- -
PROCIAMATIOES 81 PRESIDENT ON hbOlhAhiii h'O
FENIANIsM. .D,,,,,r
AN ACT FOR ENFORCING THE FOURTEENTH AMbNpMhHi l.
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON WITH GREAT BRITAIN
PAPER CURRENCY (GREESBACKs) OUTSTANDING FROM
1862 TO 1871. 1900,
NUMBER OF PoSroFFICES IN THE SEVERAL STATES IN
1870 AND ISL
OUR IMPORTS AND THEIR COST. -
DIFF FERENCE OF TINE BETWEEN EEWNORK AND oriAN
CITIES. 1870
STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED
STATES -
POPULATION OF THE SEVERAL STATES BY COUNTIES
FROM 1920 TO 1870. -
POPULATION OF TIIB PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES .,
POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES AND TERRITORIES
FROM 1890 TO 1870
PROSPECTUS OF THE TRIBUNE POR lS'R
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT - CABINET - SUPkEdh
CouRT-MIgIsTRRs TO FOREIGN COURTS
FORTY.sECoND CoNGREsS-SBNATE AND HOUSE OF REP
Observation-Disclosures CLASSIFIED.
COMMITTEES OF THE XLHD CONGRESS, SENATE AND
HOUSE
STATES OF THE UNION. POPULATION CAPITALS, Gov
RRyoRs 6c-CoSGREssIoNAL APPORTIONMEET.
ELECTION RETURNS CAREFULLY PREPARED RETURNS
OF THE ELECTIONS HELD IN 1871, COMPARED WITH THOSE
OF FORMER YEARS.
HOW 40 ACQUIRE TITLE TO GOVERNMENT LANDS.
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4 TREATISE on THE ORIGIN NATURE, AND VARIETIES or
WINE. By J. H. W THCplCHCa. W. D., ard AUGUST uUphh
n. u. 6vo pp. Toe. Macmillan \ Co.
The point of view taken by the authors Of
this volume the superiority of certain wines as bevel
ages every form Of distilled spirit tnd TO wines fort
lied by such. They have aimed TO produce strictly
scientific work, founded 10 great extent, upon their
personal observations in the vineyards and cellars OF
various countries In public and private gardens, and In
their chemical laboratories. Nor have they neg
lected the writings OF previous contributors 10 the
copous literature OF the subject They have made free
use of many Of the excellent standard authorities, for
she correction and enlargement of their own experience
enabling them to produce treatise which must be pro-
DOunced the whole TO be the most complete andex
haustIve its kind that be found in our language
In addition TO full exposition OF the principles OF the
ynecuture, and the methods that have been adopted
with in the principal winedstTicts OF the world
II contains accurate description Of the winerade as
II the great centers OF that business, with
al immense Of Typographical and statistical in
formation which has never before been collected IN
single volume The upshot of the work is 10 show that
the days of heavily branded wines are numbered for
even the products of Here's and OpOrtO can be brought
into market without the addition OF alcohol As the
habits people become sofened they decrease both
the quantity and strength Of the spirituOus LIQUIDS which
they consume. aud insist upon beverages Of puter and
amer quality
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The Coin Book o. B. Lippincott g. Coz is the
title Of new manual on coins compiled from variety
e sources cOnauiuga history Of coinage. statistics Of
the United States coinage Tor eehtytwO years, nunis
matte dictionary and Other details Of interest the
leetur Of coins and the practical money changer
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TIE AMERICAN BARON.


NOVEL.
BY JAMES De MILE,
Author Of Dodge cub0 Cord and Greece "Th CP"sTam
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS.
8yo, Paper. 81 Cloth, 81 80.
Te American and Of the most saeive nov
els BY an author whose co appear to be inehausub
belongs to the school sensaona 1t full Of surprises
adventures freaks Of and bnr relieved by occasional touches Of
pstho II improbable and interesting as r story Inc
attention kept constant strain and he follows ne De-
rone varying from page page with sort Of fascination
protesting against spell unable to break it, until the highly
Young woman end Of her adventures and happily mae Tie
perseyeIing and long trel lover
RIhDi-O"G RASS.
NOVEL
BY B. L. FARJEON,
Author Of " joshua Marvel" &c.
BEAUTIFULLY ILLusTRAILD.
8yo PAPER. IS ceuts
Mr. Fsreon writes with much Of that kindly slr and that love OF ri
that good and pure holy and true which the characteristics OF
Dickens The story sJouud with true patbos bat It's great
readers will probably be the natural style in which
is written Morning Post London.
One Of the most poy written stories have read II poem
in prose wealth Of vivid eharSeierpaung gives TO it
vitality which renders absorbing interest 1t is an % OF town
life that all buy 1t impossible to read this tender7 toll t'
without healthier aud mud aud for writing s.
narrative Mr. Fseon merits aud heartily has our best hsnts
tLtondou illustrated Paper.
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inc Oinistidn Marriage Ceremony. byJ. Fo0rE
Bi''G,ihn H. d. G'andQpb g. Coz, is learned ANTIGUA
,asu 0upe devoted to the Interpretation Of the mar.
Jlagc oerehDs according the ritual Of the pron,-
1>eHt Ghstian churches, with a description Of the
s<TNiee Id the ferns OF otGE religious communities
We E4oIne shows great research, and az times a
r. tain fsscfo ingenuity on the part OF the author
hi. e@Dme1s On the lirurgcal sslemniies are better
than Va descriptions and when he comes to Offering
un,eI stO couple on delicate
tbe aowe Y Inflated language in which IL tempted 10
indulge can >pDly " make tbe JndciOus grleve."
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An Eyomi,NdhiOn Of CnnOR LiddOn's Exemption
Lectures on, Tie LxsinHy NJ ar L0Td and Soeow Lons
oAyisi, by A CLERG WAs 0p THE cauRoB op ENGLAND
ai,sa p,owu A. ca undertakes 10 show thai Tie
soe,r,oe of ibe Deity % Cbyst cannot be PROVED i,
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Our CEik'feR, by AUGUSTUS X. GARDNER, NJ.
u. Ujeknap a Bns'l is a volume Of popular cast de
voted The hygiene management Of children treating
subject in lively hut somewhat desultOry manner,
and containing variety Of useful hints for the struc
ton Of parents in the care OF thcr households
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rHR HISTORY ANCIENT ART. Tuusated from ihe Ger
rnAuc q, LOAN WISCKEiNASS By g. HENRY LOPEZ NJ D. Vol
iii PIP so. J. r. OsgoOd 4 Co.
In the absence of authentic original specimens
NJ the masterpieces OF Grecan art the great work Of
winekeann Invaluable source Of information with
regard materials processes, and general 9sthetc
character glad that the enterprise of presenting
the labors Of Winckemann IN the English language has
received sufficient encouragement from the American
public 10 the accomplished translator 10 continue
task Of so much interest and Importance. 1t is now
more than twenty years since the first two volumes Of
the translation issued, and although 1t is not
of character 70 command extensive circle Of
leaders no one, venture say has ever
consulted its pages, without an immediate re-
ward in the copiousness and elearness OF the
information which might he long searched for elsewhere
n vain The present volume treats Of the drapory or
the GrccaD statues, the mechanical relations OF Grecan
art and its progressive development from the early ages
before Pidias and Praxeles to its decline under the
influence Ol hnitatOrs I'm the Roman empire. Although
written than century since. the work of Wmckel-
manu- still re1ins It's position critical history of
ancient art The science of aesthetics has received its
most powerful impulses since that period, but the fidelity
rarnestucss and intelligent love of art which peTyade
the writing WlHckclmann, give his simple descTp
tius permanent value which cannot be claimed for
ulany more ambitious efforts.
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A selection from the writings of Charles
Dickens the subject OF Schools and Scb0oim0s'crs
edited y T. }. CHAPMAN las been Issued by A. s Barnes
Go. II fol1os agreeable aud suggestive volume.