Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THoMAs WINeoLD: CITRATE: BY George
Macdonald. LII. d. New York: George
lantyne.
A religious novel in which the author OF
"Annals Of Quiet Neighborhood," "The
seaboard Parish" ETC., undertakes to refute
materialism End prove me immortality OF
the soul and the truth OF revealed religion
Like all bis works, it is characterized by
poetic feeling, End delicacy Of touch In dis
eliminating character.
TIKI Con- sTITUrIoN OF THE UNITED STATES
DEFINED AND CAREFULLY ANNOTATED
BY George w. Paschal, LII. ID. Author OF
"fat chars Annotated Digest, ""A Treatise
on Charitable Uses" 'Digest OF Deci-
sions," etc, etc. Washington, ID. c.: w. h
& o. II. Morrison.
Judge Paschars Annotated Constitution
has long since become an authority, EN-
ployed as an exhaustive reference book by
the lawyer, the judge, the statesman. the
public,st, the editor, aud the political writer.
and IL has also been found an invalua0le
textbook in our schools. II appears nov frl
revised form In this second edition, and W III
supplement prepared with a care, thor
oughness and close thought that seems t.
leave nothing wanting. The work now
covers the whole ground of the constitution
as IL now stands, and is certain to be
standard work as long as the nation exists.
COMMENTING AND COMMENTARIES BY G.
II. Spurgeon. New YORK: Sheldon & Co
Through VIM. Ballantyne1
Lectures addressed to the students OF the
Pastors College; together with a list of the
best Biblical commentaries and expositions
The BENCH AND BAR OF THE SoUra
WEST. By Henry s. Foote. st. Louis:
Soule, tn omas & Wentworth.
Governor Foote In his varied and exceed
ingIy active career at the bar, in Congress,
and in the stirring scenes OF the rebellion
has always shown himself equal to the oc
casion, and now in his old age or what
would be old age but for the fact, that, II ke
Mrs. Gaines, he seems to have got the secret
OF perpetual youth-he has dished up book
that is not only what Horace Greeley would
call, mighty interesting reading, but which
must prove of no little permanent value
Mr.. Foote'S remarkably retentive memory
enables him TO depict with graphic power
prom1r emily at the bar in the Southwest,
inclrding orators and pleaders of the fame
OF Sargent Prentiss, Felix Grundy,
Albert Pike, William l. Yancey, aud others
OF the brilliant galaxy.
TIE AMERICAN STATE AND AMERICAN
STATESMEN. By William Giles DIX. Bos-
ion: Estes & Lauriat. Through VIM Bal
lantyne
The writer undertakes to set forth the true
principles of government.
WOVEN OF MANY THREADS. By Mrs. G.
v. Hamilton. Boston: Estes & Lauriat
Through Mohun Bros
new story by the author OF "Ropes OF
Sand"
THE WARFARE OF SCIENCE. By Andrew
Dickson White, LII ID New York: d.
Appleton q Co. Through JOS Shilling
ton.
A serviceable lecture to the student aud
others upon an epgrossing topic.
IsRAEL MORT. OvERMAN. A Story of the
Mine. By John Saunders. AS LONG AS
She LIVED. A novel. By +. w. Robin
son. New York: Harper 81 Bros. Through
j. Brad. Adams
These two novels are the latest of the
Library Of Select Novels" issued by the
Harpers.
HEAVY YoKEs. By Janet II. H4dermann
Boston: William +. GIIt d Co. ITarouga
MIlaLs & villains
A novel by the author of "Dead Meas
Shoes"
EooSE's COMPANION AND GUIDET WAS l.
ISGToN AND VICINITY. Washington, -.
O.: GIBSON IL Bros.
A compact, well made up and neatly
printed little volume; just the thing fer VS.
itOrs at the Capital.
is. FCTS AS MIaICS. Insects AS ARC H.
TECTs. By a. 3. Packard, jr. Bot:
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Parts and 10 of 'Half Hours Witn Ia
sects."