New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

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The collsstioa Of naGsrial suitable for hia
purpose. Tho leading objses was to pre.
cent the feeling of the revolution. not 10
give history Of It. The bulk Of The work
y composed Of documents classified under
The head Of tho respective States to which
tho events bsloog. They eensist Of speeches,
prooesdisgA sketehes. and remarks Of men
and things, and fugitive and neglected
pieces, I'll Of great interest and importance,
and many to be found in print only in this
volume.
In addition arc many remarkable docu-
ments Of tho Continental Congress, pro.
oeedings Of the British Parliament Of the
time, of Warrington and Franklis, tho
Continental navy and miscellaneous mat
ters which could not bs grouped under these
heads. Every page 10 full of interest, and
the work u invaluable for reference Of tho
times that tried mems souls. The reprint
10 handsome volume of over 500 pages.
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nessee: Wheeler, Aarshal 4 Bruce,
publishers. For sale In New Orleans by
A. p. Harrington, Canal, near st. CHARLIE
street.
This il . most amusing little volume, by
Mr.. A. B. Irion, an attorney ct law ut
Marksville. At the end Of the war he pre-
feEred farming to taking the oath, and
knowing nothing Of 1t, his success was only
In giving his farm to the sherif. But he
bore his trials with moro than the philosophy
Of Tapley, and turns tho laugh from himself
into evident enjoyment His mother-in-
law, and how be got rid Of her, coats -
remedy for tho ''cusseous" germ Of the hu-
man system, his visit 10 the fair and report
thereon, and his Quakeri6c dissertation
would make his story readable alone, but
thsre are many other mirth provoking
things.
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sale ct the book store Of r. g. Eyrioh, No.
$50 Canal street:
DANIEL DsRoNDA. By George Eliot. Pub.
lished by Harper T. Brothers. New
York.
The paper bound edition of this remaRka-
bio novel h complete in one book of "a
pages, aud wonderfully cheap for . work
Of it, sisa. The merits Of tho story have
been fully discussed. It b full Of the best
thoughts Of tho talented suthoress. and u
the popular novel Of the day.
SHAxEsPBA11's KMo RIonAlD THE SEC
oND. Edited By william ]. Rolfe, A. n.
Pablishsd By Harper & Brothers.
Mr.. Rolfs, formerly Of The Cambridge
High School, u noted for his ability - .
ShaksspeaEeaa scholar md commentator on
tho works Of the great bard. The Nlsys
which he hes edited are doably valuable
f& The sopious nstD astashsa to each. 8,
TIE Two DEBruIEs. A Romance. By
Wilkie Collins. Published BY Harper &
Brothers, New York.
Any story emanating from the mind and
PEN of Ar. Collins u sure to command the
atteation Il the reading public. His latest
work has al tho fascination and Ingenious
plotting peculiar to tho authors earliest
works. and viii we'll repay and entertain
it, readers. Tho publishers have issued
two editions of the story, ono Handsomely
bound in cloth. the other in paper covers ct
. cheaper price.
Como TO THE BAD. BY Edmund Yates.
Published by William F. Gill & Co.
Boston.
Mr.. Yates is sensational writer Of tho
best order. His characters are vivid and
strongly drawn. His stories hold the read
er's attention by cunning plots. surprising
Ut the climax. Tho scenes Of ''Going to the
Bad" are laid partly in England and partly
in this country, and tho illustrations are
drawn from high and low life oontrasted.
The COuNTEss OF RUDoLsrADT. By
George Sand. Published by T. B. Peter.
son & Brothers, Philadelphia.
This story is known - the sequel to
"Consuelo." Tho desth Of the distin-
guished authoress has revived an interest
In her works, and the Petersons have taken
occasion to issue . now and cheap popular
edition Of her stories.
TIE CON1EssI0Ns OF A PRETTY WOMAN.
A Love Story. By Miss Julia Pard0e.
Published by 7. B. Peterson & Brothers,
Philadelphis.
It il claimed for this peculiar story that
it is photographed Of the life Of re-
markable English Lady Known to the su-
thoress. The story has ~ small literary
mort and has received high praise from the
English press.