Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09

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Literary.
THE SCHOOL AND THE ARMY IN GER
MANY AND FRANCE, NTH a DIAIiY OF
SIEGE LIFE AT NERsAaLLEs. BY BreVet
Major General W. Is. HaZen, u. 5. A.
Harper Sc Bros, New York. For sale in
WilrniDgton at IIefisberger's Live Book
Store. Received through K. j. HALE x
Son, New York.
This work Will~be found of very great
interest to all who watched closely the
progress of the late war between France
and Germany. The first part of the work
is faithful record of the personal Obser-
vations made by the author during visit
to Germany in 1870, and the latter portion
is devoted to an examination ami comparl-
son of the military and educational Systems
Of France and Germany.
THE GOLDEN LION OF GRANPEEE. A
Novel. by Anthony Trollopc, with MI
merous. illustrations. Harper Il Bros,
through E. j. Hale & Son, New Ork.
For sale in Wilmington ut IIeinsbergcrs
Live Book Store. G ---t L-i~
One of Anthony TIollope's latest and
best. 1t is n quiet, simple love story, the
scenes Of which are laid i'll AlSace and llOl-
raine. 1t is very handsomely bound, in
muslin, with gilt back and front, and
printed in large, clear type.
A SEVEN MONTHS RUN, UP AND
Down, AND AROUND TIE WORLD. by
James Brooks. ID. Appleton 81 Co, Pub
fishers, through E. j. Hale IL Son, New
York. For sale in Wilmington at Helms
berger's Live Book Store. Ia.
This work is comprised Of a series of let
ters written to the New York EUCnilag
Express, by MIR. James Brooks, and
| first published in that paper. fhe "run'
was made in the summer of 1871 and i'll
cludes Tip across the Pacific, from San
Francisco to Japan, and thence to the East
Indies. AS may we'll be imagined, the
| work is one of peculiar interest at this
time.
SYBIL's SECOND LOVE. by Julia
KaVanagh, author Of "Beatriee," "Na-
thalic," 'Adele," "Queen Nab" &c, New
| York. ID. Appleton IL Co, through E. j.
Hale q Son. For sale i'll Wilmington at
Heinsberger's Live Book Store.
This is said to be one of Miss Kava-
| na9hs most interesting works, and will
| doubtless tind wide and a ready circuia-
| ton. Like all OF this lady's writings, the
| characters are well draan and the descrp-
| tive scenes are such as to charm the reader
| both with their beauty and gracefulness of
dietion us we'll as the beautiful imagery
| they portray.
CHRISTINA NORTH. By E. M. Archer.
New York, ID. Appleton & Co., through
E. j. Hale & Son. For sale in Whining
ton at Heinsberger's Live Book. Store.
Price - cents. --
This is a new novel, by new author,
and hasty glance through its pages prom
ises much to the reader We commend it
to those who have the leisure for its peru
sal. a.-t s
THE UNITED STATES TARITF AND IN
! TEKNAL. REVENUR LAW is the title of a
very handy work Just issued from the pl css
Of the Messrs. Harper and sent us through
Messrs. f.. j. Hale q Son, and which is
now for sale at Heinsberger's Live Book
store. 1t will prove an invaluable refer
ence to the business man. -
THE PATH FINDER; OR, THE INLAND
SEA. by j. Fennimore Cooper. ID. APP
pleGon 80 Co., New YoFE-througtr +. j.
II dlS * OOils FOf Sstfe III w nI1luSLOn dL
Heinsberger's Live Bookstore. l.riec 70
cents. ,-----r, as
One of Cooper,S most charming tales and
first of the series of tllat authors wol ks is
now being published in a popular edition
by Messrs. Appleton sN Go. a.
Bgack1o0Od'8 -EdipJl1g Magazine for
July, presents us With the following very
attractive table: The Maid of Sker-cOn-
clusion embracing the following chapters:
Polly at Home-Susan Quite Acquits
Hersef-SO~ does poor old Davy--The
Maid at last is H.Dentifiedn Eats
Dog-The fold Pitcher at tie Well again;
The British Tourist in Normandy; A cen-
tury Of Great Poets from 1850 Downwar,ls,
Lord Byron; A True RetOrmer. Part ",
Can Imposing Reception-The Election
Professionally Model M. P.); Old Maids;
A PrecariOus Existence; Charles James
Lever. Leonard Scott Publishing Go. 40
Fulton street, New York, at $4 ayear.
The British Quarterly ReUieao for. July,
now at hand, gives us the follow ing excel
lent matter William of Ocean; Wit and
HumOur Report of the Commissioners on
Coal; Marco Polo's Travels; An Ecclesiastical
Tournament in EdinbuIg; The Agricnltu-
raj Labourer's Strike; Germany: PrIssian
Influence OH its Literature; Results of Dis
III AACIhhd1
Literature, embracing: History, Biography
and Travels, Politics, Science and Art,
Theology, Philosophy and PhilolOgy. Leon
ard Scott Publishing Co. 14O Fulton street,
New York, at 81 a year. ' -'
PRACTICAL. HORSE SIIOEING, just pub
lished by MesSrs. Harper tS Bros, and sent
us through Messrs. Hale 81 Son, is the title
of very handy little book, and one that
should be studied out carefully by the far
rier, farmer and horse dealer, ...r at4 4
Hdrper's Magazine for August, 1871, is
a very fine number. 1t is excellent reading
for hot Summers day. There are III III,
superb illustrations and an unusual guam
tity of excellent reading matter in the
pages of this issue. Published by Harper
& Bros, and furnished by Messrs. e. j.
Hale 81 Son, New York. For sale in Will
mington at Heinsberger's Live Book Store.
THE AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for Au-
gust is capital number. 1t has several
finely illustrated articles, good stories, en-
tertaining miscellany, etc. The embellished
articles are "Banks of the Senegal" !" ssPros-
pect Park, Brooklyn" aHomct of Jeffer-
son." and 'sThe Distracted Mother (Hu-
morous.) The contents of this excellent |
magazine are varied, racy, and unusually
readable. Published by the A. q. +. AS
sociation, No. 81 Park Row, New York, at |
30 so year. ais.1 .sa..,1'7 to4
The following selections of new music |
can be had for 30 cents by sending for the |