Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
EToE AND GOLD. y Novel. RvC.L VI New
York: g. W. Carleton & Co. rhrOngh Wa
rem ChOdte x Co. aud w. Ii. Haz lrd I
well-tod story by Dex author. The an
thor Is woman, and az she dedicates her novel
to her dear husband, whose loving kindne-e
has made me forget lifes ebon in its gold il
is app rent that she doc not belong t. the class
OF unhappy wives who write 20 many OF our
rodern rovets.
TEN OLD MAIDS; AND FIVE OF THIN WE'RE
WISE AND FIVE OF FHEM WE'RE FOOLISH 4
Novel ByJulie Z. Smith, author of "WIdo4
GOldsmith's Daughter &c. New York: G..
W. C)tleton Co. Through Warren ChOate
The promise held out in the taking title il
pretty well ldidllC1 in the lively narrative
The author indicates the moral of the story in
The preface in saying that 1t Is a subject Of
cnrontc rP'vel how men viii often pass by the
rOblcS., cOmplete1t specimens OF wOmankind
and pick up tor their having the silIy ineF-
6cient, vapid dolls, who prove to be either
"sp Ipiel fC ols' or "mule fools" and trammel
and drag downwards their husbands from the
s'tPu TO the coffin.
Il; N thousand YEAR. THR Runaway
MATCH. The DIAMOND BRACELET. MhK
1TE WARES TEMPTATION. THR IOsT BANK
NCLE By Mrs Henry Wood. Philadelphit
i. .. Peterson X Bros. Through Jo1. Sbil-
hngtOn.
batch of Mrs. Woods popular novels, pre-
sent5 in much better type and papar than the
run OF the cheap publications by the PeterS0ns
WHAT MlGHr HAVE BEEN EXPECTED. Ev
ira"k X stockton. New York: DOdd &
Mead. Through VIM. BailsntyneI
A good story for children by the author of
Roundabout Rlubles," Ting Ling" etc.
&c; II is pleasantly ilusi rated by Sol Eytinge
a0d O'hC-s.
CHARLIB BARTLRTT's ADVENTURES. BvTnrle
HoIer Boston: heIry HOyt Through Win
Ba!lsntyneI
Another attractive story for the little folkz
FIRST FRENCH COURSE. Containing Gram
mar, De!ectuS, and ExerciEe Book. with E0-
c4bulaEi :. On the plan Of Dr. wm Sm.ta's
'PrinciEia Latina" New York: HP~per 4
frot Through i. Z. Parker & Co
This Part /. Of 1.-The French Pr,ncipia'' 5a-
for its object - enable the beginner TO scdnire
an accurate knOwi ledge or the chief grsmm, at
ic II forms, TO learn their usage by constructing
SIMPLE sentences ss soon as he commences the
study OF the language, and to accumulate graf
well as In reading.
IHE Horse IN TER STABLE AND THRF Field.
HlS MANAGEMFNT IN HEALTH AND DISEASE
BY ). II. Walsh, F. Il. c. s., ("StOnehenge,')
author of "Briti.h Rural Sports - etc etc
Philsdelphia Porter & Coates. ITLroTgb
Warren ChOste & Col
Tbs book is the first yet published that un
dertakes to give a complete description of the
RatuTal history, physiology, pathology, and
general management OF the horse in form
and sty lie suited to the country gentleman of
the nineteenth century. The author has there
fore unmistakably supplied deficiency in this
work which combines sll the above subjects,
treated in practical manner and cOntaininS
the most recent views OF eminent authO. ties i'm
Veterinary knowledge. The work, as brought
out by the enteTprislng American publ shers
slso AZ, contains valuable notes by Robert NJ .
Clure, III. ID, V. s.. author of "Disesyas IN the
American Stable, Field and Farm yard;'' AID
an essay on the American TrOtting Horse a d
suggestions ON the Breeding and training OF
Irotters, by EliwOOd Harvey, NJ. d.
CAMILLA: A Iale OF Violin. BEING the art
ISL ne OF Camilla CrsO. By Charles Bar
ara. Boston. Loring. THROUGH VIM. Bal
lsntyne.l
This little volume has to 10 With methods of
teaching music IN foreign countries and for
the student this artist-Hfe is full of valuable
suggC CStiOns.
LIFR OF ANDREW HULL FooTR, Rear Admiral
hted States Navy. By James Mason Hop
tIn, Professor IN ale College. New YORK:
Harper x Bros. Through j. G. Parker
An important contribution to the Naval His
tory oil the country, and loving record OF a
pure, manly, and heroic life. The type is sup
plemented admirably by spirited sketches of
actions in the Tennessee, Cumberland ana
mississippi rivers; and also of the naval opera
iIo"s conducted by Admiral FOOte at St Paul
de LosDGa in 1850 against the slayers. and
against the Chinese "Bsrrier Forts in 1856
SUNNY SHORES; or Young America in italy
and Austria. By William T. Adams, (sO,irgy
LPhc.,) BC7ton: Lee & Shepard. Through
VIM. Ballantyne.l
From the second series Of "YOung America
Abroad" publications greatly enjoyed by the
boys Of the land.
IhE TROTTIE6 HoRsR OF AMERICA. Ho@ ri
Train and Drive him. With remiuigceDeasot OF
The TrottiDg Turf. By Hiram Woodruf
EdltCu by Charles j. Foster. Philsdelphia.
Porter IL Coates. Through Warren Choate
& Col
This is the eighteenth edition OF this popular
work, with ADDITIONS, tables of performances a
coPious index, and a biographical sketch of
hlrsm woodruff, that horseman of renOwu.
ROSE, ROBIN, AND LITTLE MAY, . v,o-,
on Country IIIe. Boston: Henry Howl.
Through VIM. ballantyne.
IHB PICTORIAL TOWER OF T6roou With q
lHil ana complete isdex By William Hsr-
I.-'h AipsWoF'l, Philadelphia: T. b Peter
ION y rios. Through Jos. Shnlington.I
= lie illustration in this work are abundant,
but the plstes have evidently eeen bard service,
and though originally good do not show up to
great advantage now. They serve however, In
conjunction with the COpious text, 10 give a
definite idea OF all the principal events that
have taken place in and about this famous Old
tower.
MIRIAM BRANDON. By Mrs j. T. Moore.
Boston: Henry Hoyt. Through Win. Bal
lantyne.
A story OF religious cast, for children.
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