Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-05-31


IsiI1 LoED's JEA1EE. By Frederick
Dcniaan Maurice, late Professor Of Casuis-
try and Moral Philosophy in the Univer-
sity If Cambridge. New \ DIRK, published
by Iiuid L lIought0n, aud presented
through l.. i. Hale q Son, II Murray
street. Tur s;tIa in Wilmington at Helms
bergar's Live Bool< Store.
Ills is au exquisite little work. 1t con-
sista Of nine sermons, preached i'll the
Chapel Of LincOln's Inn, and is printed and
bound in the best style Of the art. The
sermons run from the Sixth Sunday after
Epiphany, inclusive, and they form most
exquisite Sunday reading, .bcin" adj
dressed to all congregations Of Christians
alike.
TIE DESERT or TIE EXODUS. BY T.
tt. Palmer, NJ. A, Lord Almoners Pro
lessor OF Arabic, and Fellow of st. Johns
lisled by Harper y Bros, and presented
through L. J. Hale x Son. For sale in
Wilmington at H"insberger's Live Book
- ore.
This book is ali account of a series Of
journeys MADE on foot, III the wilderness
through W hich the children of Israel wan
dered for forty years in search of their
promised Canaan, and was undertaken in
connection with the Ordnance Survey of
Sinai and the Palestine Expl oration Fund.
It is accompanied with maps, and nulner-
our illustrations from photographs and
drawings taken on the spot by the Sinai
survey Expedition and q. +. Tyrwhitt
Drake, and will prove both valuable and
interesting to the general reader, as well as
to he student Of bible history.
IpJJGtoa'& ,Joauud3, like old wine, i'm
proves more and more as it grows older,
and it now promises to be the leading
American publication, at no distant day.
We know Of no weekly or monthly that
comes down 70 us from the North that we
can more heartily commend to our people.
Certainly there IS none chat is more free
from sectarlan pgeiudiCes and that does
more 10 develop the beauties and resources
of the Southern States. Its articles are al
ways choice, many ofthem being beauti-
fully illustrated, and every department Of
art, science and industry, as well as Of lit
eratue, is represented in its columns. We
would be glad to see it find its way to every
family in the South. and to supplant en-
tirely the perncious publications that find
their way into the hands OF so many of our
young. ID. Appleton & Co., New Y ork, at
Fl a year.
LORD KILGoBBIN. A NOVEL. By Chas.
Lever, author OF Charles O'Malloy,"
That Boy Of N0ccott's,' Darlington
The Daltons," "Tony Butler &c. With
illustrations. New Y orh. Harper & Bros.
Publishers. Presented through f. j. Hale
4 Son. For sale in Wilmington at Helms
berGers Live Book Store.
Lord Kigobbin'' is the last work yet
written by one of the most fascinating of
the long array of English authors. Those
who have read "Charles ONIalloy, and
who Of this day and generation has not p
will hail, most gladly, the appearance of
II al after him, we hardly know how to
convey an adequate notice of the exhuber-
ant whim and dronery by which this wri-
ter is characterized. His works are per-
petual feast of gayety, and 'Lord Kilgob-
bin is not inferior to the best.
The IFeStn1inStcr Rerieec for April, has
the following unusually full and attractive
list OF contents Trial by Judge and Trial
by Jury: The Political reconstruction of
Germany; The University College of Wales;
India: The MusSelman Panic; Christian
and Modern Skepticsm; Napo-
leon the First; The Man; The Migration OF
Labor; The Question of Rice in France;
SpTitualism aud its Evidences; The Dis
tributiOn Of Representation; and Contem-
porary Literature, embracing Theology
and Philosophy; Politics, Sociology, Voy-
ages and Travels; Science; History and BIZ
OgraDhy; Bellies Lettres; Art. Leonard
Scott Publishing Co, LAO Fulton street,
New Y ork, at 81 q year.
A SMALLER ANCIENT HISTORY OF THE
EAST. BY Philip Smith, 3. a. IllusRated