Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-05
New Publications.

TN: Jes. r. 0sgood x Co. Through Frank
lin Pbilp.l
A dainty volume for the holiday season. issued
in the style OF type, paper, illustrations, and
binding that make the publications by Osgood
& Co. 3 delight t0 the eye well as a feast to
the mind.
TEN DAYS IN SPATE. BY Kate Field. Boston:
Jam X. OsgC ID 4 Go. Through Franklin
PHILIP
Miss Field. whose name is Just row before the
public through her amb!,Ops attempt at his
uiOEic as we'll a. iterlry success, is a bright
AID tac'le writer. AMI her narrative adprds
lively Tead.ng, WI qBire "a npeb Dlid ipTpr-
NJ .. on a. sSe g. pu'd well he expect - gatrsr
IL - e time. The crap r devo = C3S' alas
= ihe'y % De 3 IL rs stiFS - AmeIicl IL reLU-
e~s as apy il TIE sJk.
HIzsL-BLos -oMs. By John Greep'e nit
TER Il. n: 'IH'. K. good x G. rhrOu n
This apropcs volume conta5rs al tue recent
poems by white. Including ia zel- blossoms.
Sumner, The Prayer OF Agassiz, The Friends
BUR- Al, John Upderh'n, etc, etc. and - this
collection - tted the r1en7 OF Winters de-
ce :. d : ster EIiz lbeth r. Whit er Tbe r0ts
Of Introduction by Whittier for his s-stsr's
poem IL an exceedingly terder eud deiicatsly
,oU' he'd memorial.
EcHoBs OF THE FooT HILLS. Bg Bret Hsrte.
!. !u: James Il. O1gcS1 - co. Through
trarbin Phiip.l
This cole, lion OF tie later poems by Bret.
Harte isdividedintO three arts, entitled "Span-
ish ldy's," sin Dialect" and - Mrs llauenus
PCeus.' They have all atlsts OF the Hare
Favor, ard TO one or theIl would be mIstlken
iOr ne pTG tuctOn OF any other hand. This
manner sm TENDS > make a collection of hem
rarhe- all VI On the appetite and this - espe-
ally ne Of the dialect poems. The volume
is ve'y attraci,ve'y prs ented by the publ'she
a FORRGOHR CONCLUSION. ByW. ID. HOYells,
au nor @ ''Nert,-sD Life Their Wedding
JopIney," "a Canoe Acquaintance" etc.
Bf ~: jar r. O-gc1d * co. through
Mi Bowe'Is now editor OF the ATantis NonH-
- las teen s'a,d y + ng Il repdt lion with
each new Lters,y venyr~e, ard "A FOreEo
, pncIUsicn,' - which hes been runriugin -Fst
teIs 'N~Ougb the 4Hut'c for sope months j.
TC 'Fniz - placing bin In the veg .fOnt . ..
AmeT.r II writes OF ncf'On. IRE sge g o the
story is mainly in Venice, where Mr.. HOwells
speht some Ye3rs - L. ). COpsul.
TIE BIETH AND TRIUMPH OF LOVE, " tn
IllUstrai Uns after Bart)lozzi and 10 pk =.
Ws-Ieu CbOlte K Co
The originals Of these illUs'ratiODs, 80 credita-
by presented by CIrlet)n, were Pre- tuceI
under the patronage OF Caroline, the Queen OF
George the Fourth, Of England Francesca
BaTtOlOZZi wes an Italian artist whose etchiugs
ai.eg the great masters are much 1usht for o.
ConLOi.seuTs. PeirO TOmkjn, bis a -oci ate 10
tIe production of this graceful ami delicate
wOTk was his pupil.
FROM My YOUTH Up. By Marion Harl and.
[
WerTen Cholte X Col
The latest work Of he author o. "AlOne,
"HiGden Path - Husbands and Homes !" and
o'her 3Iuler ss5lies.
HISTORY OF THE CoNFLICT BETWEEN RE-
IlGICN AND SCIENtE. By John William
Draper, M. D., LII. D., PrJf---Or New York
GriyeTsIty.
TIE SCIENCE OF LAW. By Sheldon Amos, NJ.
A, PIJtes IT of Jurisprudence in Un.yers.ty
College, London.
NFr-r-r 4 Trrno -.
rial and A-r.al Loo omotiOn, by r. \. Marcy,
Pro sscSr 1T the College of France. New
York. l.. appleton & 10. Through sph
SF'llinet01J
Tbese s1Tee voluTes are the latest numbers
of the admirable "InteI nai ;onsI Scientific Se-
ries' now being issued by Appleton & Co.
Twelve vOlnu of fbis cries of popular works
oncc en,s have alTeG 1y appeared snl the fre-
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circulation ard apprc ,iati0r. iAe puyI 1se Of
the thCUghHul and wel-fnformcd gentlemen
who entered nj on this publication was = iJ,-
B'sh the public with ELI : OF reliable books
explana 0Iy Of scientific rese ,rch aud discov-
cry, VT zen n oPusF style by TecOsriZs 1 and
leading auttOcti.s.
PHYSIOLOGY. by NJ. Fc5t9r, NJ. A, VI D., &c.
Neg York: ID. Appleton x Co. thorough
Jts. Shrliiug On.
This is oue OF the admirable "Science
Pliners" issu-d d by Appleton &. %.
CLARA LAKES DREAM. THs NoBLEMANs
VI 1.
IvANRoE. By Sir Walter : otC. Pniladel-
Ihia; L. L. PeteI,oD X Brcs. LTftoush j.
sbiiliugton.l
From PeteIson's "Cheap Edition for the NIL
'ior."
MIRIAM, TsE AvEEGER; or, The Missing
Bl5de. By Mrs. yOutIwOr'b. Philadelphia:
7. 3. Peter On & Bl-'. Through JCs. Sbil-
H"stDr
This is the first volume of a new edition of
the rOve's by Mrs. Sourhworth, who, according
70 the statistics OF the leading public libraries
OF the ,oUDtry, IS the BlOst read Of any novelist
that ever wrote.
NURSERY NCoNINGs. By Gail HaDIltou New
YORK; Harper Il Ercs. Through j. Z. Par
ker1
1t is cdd that 'Gsn Hamilton" =" who is not
mother, we believe, should know so much about
children; but she certainly has been initiated
into the freemsconIy of the fraternity Of little
folks, and can interpret all their feelings, sh-
es, gestures and upspOken baby views with won
deIIul faIthtulucSs. The present volume treats
of tie way children should be trained with all
the authority OF matron; and with a degree of
Intelligence and wit peculiar to herself
TIE LITTLE LANE PRINCE. By the author of
John Halifax Gentleman" New York: Har-
per & Br,s. lTbrOu j. Q. Parker.l
About the thing for the holidays.
PoIITICs FOR You've AMERICANS. By Charles
NoTdf of. New York: Harper & Brothers
Through u. q. Psrkerl
Mr. NoIdhOf hPs successfully undertaken 70
explsiu in simple language the meaning and
limits of liberty, law, government and human
rights.
THE LIFE AND HABITS OF WILD ANNALS
Illustrated from designs by Joseph Wolf with
descriptive letter.prtss by Daniel Giraud
Elliot. New York: Harper 4 Bros Through
j. q. Parker.l
superb volume, and admirably adapted, by
its elegance and the spirit and ine execu-
ton Of the engraviDgs, for a holiday book.
Mr. Wolf has had q glowing reputat for
years as delinest0r OF Wild apimaIs, and these
Illustrations, adequately engraved by j. ". &
Edward Whymper, speak we'll for his powers.
Political Notes.