Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-24

literary.
FRANK FAIRIEsH. BY Frank Z.
. Smedley. Author of g Harry Cornda-
: lis Courtships, "Lorrimer Little good:
Lewis Arundel" Harry Racket Scape-
grace; Tom Racquet y: &c, &c.
With illustrations by George CruiE-
shank. T. B. Peterson e. Bros, Phil
adelphia. For sale III Wilmington, at
Heinsberyeris Live Book Store.
Price Is cents.
The WAMDnRING HEIR. By Charles
Reade, author of lizard Cash." 'Put
Yours eli in his Place." ''Foul Play, :"
Never too Late to Mend,'' "a Sim
pleton," &C., &c. Illustrated. Har-
per 4 Bros, through E. J. Hale & Son,
New York. For sale i'll Wilmington,
at Heinsberger's Live Book Store.
/ This little work, Charles Reade's
latest, has already been noticed in the
editorial columns of this paper.
MADAME DE CHAMBLAY. A Novel
By Alexander Dumas, Author of
"Count of Monte Christie; "Mem-
oirs of a Physician; 'The Queens
Necklace; 'sLouise VALERIE; ''Twenty
Years After; '.The Three Guards
men,; "The Iron Mask; "Brage-
| lonne", &c. Illustrated. L. B. Peter
son 4 Bros, Philadelphia For sale
in Wilmington at Heinsberger's Live
/ Book Store. Price so CENTS
The american odd Eslto,c for Janu-
| airy commences the fifteenth volume of
this standard publication. 1t is re-
plete with excellent literary matter,
! illustrated articles, and tidings from
the Order in all parts of the world.
90 80
try contribute to the columns of the
Ancrico,. odd Eeltou, and as maya
zine for the great fraternity and the
household, it is unsurpassed. Take it,
read it, and preserve it. Address A.
s. 30 a year
An ONLY SISTER. BY Madame Gui-
zot de Witt. With six illustrations
Harper l. Bros. Through E. J. Hale
& Son, New York. For sale in Will
| mington at Heinsbergers Live Book
Store.
This delightful little story, written
expressly for series of books for girls
will please all who read it. 1t will be
found interesting to the elder as well
as to the younger branches of the hous-
hold.
L he IEtholON Ot me LNtrlIiSb th-
: SION OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. By j.
B. Lightfoot, d. d., Canon of ST.
Paul's and Hulsean Professor of Di-
vinity, Cambridge ; Richard Chevenix
! Trench, d. D., Archbishop of Dublin:
and c. J. Ellicott, d. d., Bishop Of
Gloucester and Bristol. With an in
PRODUCTION ~ Philip Schoff, d. d.,
Professor Of Divinity in the Union
Theological seminary. New York.
Harper Il Nos., through Z. J. Hale &
Son, New York. For sale i'll Whining
ton at Heinsberger's Live Book Store.
This work will be found one of very
great interest at this time, when an all
thoritative revision of the Bible has
been SO much spoken of. AS the ques-
ton of this revision for public use has
at last assumed definite practical
shape in Great Britain, and must, be-
fore long, claim the serious attention
of all churches which usc the revision,
it was thouaAt that this important sub
ject could ni4 he better introduced to
American scholars than by republic
cation, in one volume, of the recent
treatises Of 6hs three eminent English
divines whose names are given above.
SERMoxa Dy T.. De Witt Tnlmatlge,
author Of Crumbs Swept Up 1.-The
AbominationD of Modern Society,""
First Series Of Sermons" &c, de-
livered in the BROOKLYN Tabernacle.
Second Series. Harper n Bros,
through E. J. Hale 4 Son. New York
gers Live Book Store.
Mr. Talmadge's admirers will find
here something to please them. The
hn of
the sermons of that gentleman, recently
compiled and now Just published, the
I first series, it will be remembered,
! having been given to the world last
Summer.
GOdey's Ladys Book for February
is on our table, and like it's predeces-
sors" it il bijou of rare excellence,
and is only an improvement upon the
! earlier volumes in 50 far as the present
is an Improvement upon forty odd
years ago. Cooley keeps up with the
age, if not little ahead of the maga-
zine line. The work accomplished by
this magazine is one of which its fOun-
der and present publisher may well
feel proud. It is one of the most well
come visitors to the household, and its
monthly coming is looked forward to
b
with unbounded pleasure by the entire
feminine population. and even staid
{ old males like us welcome it with scarce
less joyful greetings. l.. A. Cooley,
Philadelphia, at $3 a year.
TREASON AT HOME \ novel BY
Mrs. Greenongh. L. b. Peterson L
Bros, Philadelphia. For sale in
Wilmington at Heinsherger's Live
Book Store. Price 81 - in cloth.
The plot of this work is laid in Eng
land. Miss Arden is the only daugh-
ter of devoted father. Her health
failing her. her father takes her for Il
few weeks tn the residence of wild
! owed aunt. whose name is also Arden
She has one son, and ut hey house most
of the incidents related in the book
take place. Walter Arden grows very
much attached to this girl, and but for
the intermcddling of Lady Trcmyss.
who figures conspicuous;y, there would
not have been any trouble This
Lady Tremyss WAS married twice. and
the first marriage causes considerable
suspicion among her friends in fact,
her whole life is a mystery, which gives
spice to the story. Isabel is her only
child. and is at one time very much in
love with Walter, although, as he would
make an eligible MATCH for Isabel,
Lady Tremvss resorts to strategy to
secure him. Edith's father being in
i formed of these proceedings of Lady
Tremyss. lie goes to Arden Court and
takes her home with him. He was
DESTROYS that she should make very
brilliant match, in consequence OF
which he accepts an invitation to visit
friend at Albancea, and while there
meets Qrmanby Averil, who has an i'm
men>e fortune, and falls in love viii
her.: he proposes poses: and isaeeerted+; h q,
, married, Averil was thrown from ;
carriage and killed. At THIS tim'
Edith Ardel has fonua cut the trcacll
cry of Lad1Trcmyss and III, faithful
ness of w z, and the story tinisl.c
st"ry. 'a saz 1sits t. CAPITA
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