New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
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Our OF SWEET SOLITUDE. By Eleanor c.
Donnelly. Published by j. b. Lippin-
colt a. Co., Philadelphia. For sale by
George Ellis & Brothers, No. 81 Camp
street, New Orleans.
The volume bearing the title a. above
is a collection of poems, sacred legends,
poems Of the civil war. aud miscellaneous
The authoress claims no particular merit
for them, and she brings them cut Of sweet
solitude for preservation, and for an ad-
miring few. Many Of the poems will be
remembered a. old newspaper travellers.
OF those suggested BY war incidents, mis-
sing" is best:
God pity TIE bride who waits at home.
With her lily cheeks and her violet eyes,
Dreaming the sweet old dream Of love,
While the lover is walking i'll paradise
Are lines tia: found response il MANY
hearts in those sad days, and We are glad
to see them preserved in the elegant form
which the publishers kave given this book.
OLD MERITS TRAVELS ON THE CONT
EExT. Published by J. B. Lippinoott l.
Co., Philadelphia. For sale BY George
Ellis l. Brother, No 81 Camp street New
Orleans.
This book, written in simple and easy
style, is an interesting account of travels IN
France and Switzerland, and tour in the
Rhineland. Though designed mainly for
young heads, old ones will find its pages
worth the reading. The book contains
numerous illustrations, and presents an at
traetive appearance.
UNDER THE SURFACE. BY Emma II. Con
nely. Published by J. d. Lippiucott &
Co.. Philadelphia For sale by George
Ellis g. Brother, No. 81 Camp street, New
Orleans.
"Under the Surface is evides:ly the
work Of a novice. IT is story Of American
society, IN town and country. something Of
love story withal, original in style, and to
certain class of readers Of lgh: literature
will prove interesting.
EDMOND DAWN; OR, EVER FORGIVE. BY
Ravensvood. Published by G. w. Garlic
ton d Co.. New York. For sale by
street, New Orleans.
story with . moral. The hero is young
man Of good family. possessing ell advan-
tages Of education and careful training, but
who, by intemperance and dissipation in
early life, disappoints the hopes of his
friends. FOR che purposes of the story.
however, he reforms, becomes brilliant and
able, and plays an importan: part in the
war agains: rebellion, wins fame and wins
back the esteem of friends and the love of
one ready 10 lever forgive" From hasty
glance i. appears to be we'll written and
readable.
BELLEHoob AND BONDAGE. Gy Mrs. Ann
5. Stephens. Published by T. b. Peter
son Il Brothers, Philadelphia. For sale
by Kahn 81 Co.. No. 100 Canal street, New
Orleans.
10 the admirers Of the writings Of this
prolific authoress, "BellehoOd and Bond
age' will prove al attractive story. /: is a
society novel and is written in her best
style. The title seems to indicate something
| Of the great question agitating the minds
of many progressive women. Silken and
gold letters that hold bellies in bondage are
easily broken, and call for no tears from
the eyes OF reading and thinking public.
The book contains $50 pages and is printed
and bound in good style.
THE GIPsY's WARNING. By Miss Eliza A.
Dupuy. Published by 7. B. Peterson
g. Brothers, Philadelphia. For sale by
Kahn Il Co., No. 1870 Canal street, New
Orleans.
Miss Dupuy is known 70 the novel reader
as the author Of "Who Shall be Tictor!.''
.'Why Did He Marry Her," and other do.
nestle puzzles. The ''Gipsy's Warning" is
an English story of love and war. dramati.
Cal and sensational, Intervening the Cor.
tunes Of lovely girl, an old baronet, and a
revengeful gypsy, with incidents occurring
with Mounouth's rebellion.
THE MASTER OF GREYLANDs. By Mrs.
Henry Wood. Published by T. B. Pc
terson & Brothers, Philadelphia. For
sale by Kahn & Co.. No. 1870 Canal
street, New Orleans.
The powers of Mrs. Wood, as = story tel
Ter, seems TO know no abatement. With all
its sensa.ionalisms and heart rending Sit
uations. LAS. Lynee' was really good
novel. md dramatized. i. made one Of the
I..cas .ective O: modern playa. We can not
say as muc.. for the 's.as.e. o: Or. yiands.'
although it was well received Va England.
when published in se-...! form. and found
many readers.
Mackenzie Daniel. Published by T. B..
Peterson & Brothers. Philadelphia. For
sale by Kahn 1, Co. No. l30 Canal :reet,
New Orleans.
This is one Of the many Engiish stories
reprinted in this country. In these times Of
limited currency circulation, she struggles
of romantic young heiress, who has only
troubles OF the heart call for but lit:le sym
pathy. and we leave the book, saying only
that it is gracefully written, and may serve
to entertain the fiction reader pleasantly
enough for an hour.
Miss OR Mrs! AND OTHER STORIES. By
Wilkie Collins. Published by r. i. Pc
terson & Brothers. Philadelphia. For
sale by Kahn & Co.. No. 1870 Cana! street,
New Orleans.
written by Wilkie Collins, and this volume
is the first of new and cheap edition 20 be
published by the Petersons. The title story
has been given TO the readers Of the Lon.
don Grapi,e and Harpess' Bo.ar in serial
instruments. and is known TO many Of our
readers as charming and amusing Christ.
mas tale. OF all writer's Of fiction now
living. Mr. Collins is perhaps the mes: sue.
cessful in the invention and handlin. of mis-
plots. For the moment he has power TO
make romance seem reality, and those who
have read his stories know how tard it is
to lay down unfinished one Of them when
once taken up to be read. The other two
stories in This volume, earlier prod uc:iors