Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-20
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Chapman and Mohun Brothers
A much needed new pocket map OF WASH
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street car routes, &C., laid down.
PAUsANIAs THE SPARTAN; AN UNFIN-
ISHED HISTORICAL ROMANCE. BY the
late Lord Lytton. Edited by his son. To-
ronto: Belford Bros Through Jos. Shil-
A handsomely printed edition OF the inter-
estiDg fragment OF the novel Bulwer was en-
gagged upon at the time of his death.
RAYS FROM THE SUN OF RIGHTEOUSNESS
BY the Rev. Richard Newton, d. ID. New
York: Robert Carter Bros. Through
VIM. BallantyEe
A volume OF sermons for the young occu-
pied in telling about the Lord Jesus Christ.
On FERMENTATION. By P. Schutzenberger,
director of the Chemical laboratory at the
Sorbonne. New York: ID. Appleton & Co.
Through Jos. Shillington.l
This Is volume 20 of the excellent Iuterna-
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ton & Co. that affords to the reading public
the latest results OF modern science in Ian
guage not too abstruse and technical to be
readily comprehended.
APPLEToN's HAND BOOK OF AMERICAN
CITIES WITH PRINCIPAL Routes OF
TRAVEL. New York: ID. Appleton * Co
Through Jos. Shilljugton.]
Combines in an exceptional degree fullness
and precision of information with the ut.
most attainable economy of space.
TRANsCENDENTALIsM IN NEW ENGLAND.
A History by Octavius Brooks Frothing-
ham. New York: G.. p. Putnam's Sons.
Through Solomons q Chapman
Transcendentalism, as IL is called, the
transcendental movement, was an impor-
tant factor in American life. Though Nmi-
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comparatively small number OF individ-
uals, and passing over the upper regions of
the mind 1t left broad and deep trace on
philosophy 1t has had its day, being sup
pressed by the modern philosophy OF expert
ence But It's history needed to be written,
better hands than those of DR.. Frothing char
who was at one time pure Transceudental,
list, and who still retains enough OF his for
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tive justice.
Holmes. New York: G. w. Carleton 4
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A new story by the prolific author OF
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A WoNDER-B BOOK FOR GIRLS AND Boys.
TANGLEW0OD TALES FOR GIRLS AND
BOYS; being second Wonder Book. TR OK
STORIES FROM HISTORY AND BroGRA.
PLY. By Nathaniel Hawthorne. Boston:
Parker.1
These three pleasant little volumes are
the Juveniles" of the convenient and hand
some handy volume edition OF Hawthorne's
works issued by Osgood Il Co. In the first
two the author successfully carried out a
theory that many of the classical myths
were capable OF being rendered into very
capital reading for children. The "True
Stories" deal with the substantial and
homely realities of New England life In its
early history.
WYCH HAZEL. By Susan and Anna War
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new story by the authors of "Wide,
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THE OFFICIAL GUIDE Book TO PHILA
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By all odds the best guide book to Phila-
delphia yet published, aud something quite
indispensable 10 visitors TO that city during
the Centennial.