The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-08-03
WIDE AWAKE for August. Contents /:

WIDE AWAKE for August. Contents:
COMPREHENSIVE Emily" Why Those
Boys Did not Run Away; The Land of Used
to- Be; A Boys Race With General Grant
at Ephesus; To- Day; Blue and Gold; Sharon ;
Lost Pins; A Baby Show; The Lemonade
Mans Story The Brook Behind the Waumbek
House; Edith's Lesson A Night With Paul
Boyton, etc., etc., etc.
D. Lothrop Co., publishers Boston, Mass
The FoRrN1GHrLY REVIEW for June Con-
| tents:
Comics Definition of Life; The Royal
Academy; English Horses; The Visions of
Sane Persons The Irish Land Bill Hindu
Households; Men and Women On the Policy
of Commercial Treaties; Home and Foreign
Affairs; also The Freres.
New York: George Munro, publisher.
ST.. NICHOLAS for August. Contents:
Frontispiece- A Brown-Study"; From Sandy
Hook to the Light ship; Milkweed Playthings
Under Fly-wheel The Tuneful Old Woman
Camps A Russian Harvest Scene; Slumber
Song; The True Adventures of an Angora Cat
How Miss Jenkins Got Out of IT,; The Elf
and the Spider Phaeton Rogers; Mark the
Dwarf; Proud Prince Cham Cathies Story,
ETC., etc, etc.
Published by The Century Co., 743 Broad
way, New York.
CONTEMPORARY REVIEW for July. Contents
The Two Fausts; On A Possible Popular
Culture; Ancient Egypt in its Comparative Re-
ations Notes From a German Village; Mr.
Herbert Spencer's Philosophy and the Philoso-
ply of Beligion They Were a Great People,
Sir" A Speculation About Dreaming; Mr..
Bence Jones Story of His Experiences in Ire
land; The Revised Version of the New Testa-
ment
N. York: George Munro, publisher.
The NINETEENTH CENTURY for july. Con
tents:
The Early Life of Thomas Carlyle; New
Markets for British Produces; Second Cham
bers Gossip of an Old Book Worm Health
and PHYSIQUE of our City Population M. Renan
and Miracles; Con6scation and Compensation
Unity IN the Church of Christ; A Dredging
Ground Mans Place in Nature.
New York George Munro, publisher
The POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY for August.
Contents
The Herring; Physical Education The Blood
and 1t Circulation The Teachings of Modern
Spectroscopy Origin and History of Life In
surance; The Insufficient Use of Milk Intelli-
gence of Ants Lunar Lore and. Portraiture
The Visions of Sane Persons School Room
Ventilation Origin and Uses of Asphalt; The
Unit in Plant-Life; The Electric Storage of
Energy Sketch of Robert Wilhelm Bunsen
Correspondence, etc, etc., ETC.
D. Appleton Co., publishers, New York.
THE SAMARITAN for August. New York:
A. N Bell, A. NJ. NJ. D.. Editor.
SOUTHERN H1sToR1cAL SOCIETY PAPERS for
June. Rev. j. William Jones, D. D., Sec
rotary, Richmond, Va. Subscription, So per
year. Contents
History of Lanes n c. Brigade Lanes
Report of Jericho Ford General Kirby Smiths
Kentucky Campaign, by Major Paul F. Ham
mond Organization Of the Maryland Line, by
Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden Operations of the
Artillery of Army of Western Louisiana, by
Gen. j. L. Brent An Incident of Fort Stump
ter, by Major John A. Hamilton Expedition
into Hardy and Hampshire-Report of General
Early Report of General Rosser; Colonel J. H
Keatley, U. S. A. on the Depopulation of At
lanta, ETC., etc., etc.
The EARNEST WORKER for August. Pub
lished monthly for the Presbyterian Committee
of Publication.
LIrTELL's LIVING AGE for the week ending
July 30th.
TWENTIETH ANNUAL REPORT of the Execu-
tive Committee of Publication, presented to the
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
| IN the United States, convened at Staunton,
Va. May 10, 1881. EN-, i~.us
CIRCULARS OF INFORMATION of the Bureau of
Education. No 6-1SSO A report on the
teachIhP OF chemistry ana Ihyslcs IN the united
States by Frank Wigglesworth Clarke, S. B.,
Professor OF Chemistry and Physics in the Uni
versity of Cincinnati.
CATALOGUE of the Arkansas Industrial Uni
versity, located at Fayetteville, Washington,
county, Arkansas, session 1SS0-'S1. Gen. D.
H. Hill. President and Professor of Mental and
Moral Science. This fourishing college num-
bers AL students in the Acadmic and Prepara-
tory Departments.
CATALOGUE of Richmond College, Richmond,
Va. Sessions 1880-18Sl. Number of Students
| 121.