MANUFACTURED, Enclose Three-Cent Stamp to address as below, for Illustrated Book of 32 pages of A MARVEL OF PERFECTION. HOW TO USE FLORENCE KNITTING SILK. CORTICELLI SMOOTHEST AND STRONGEST. Salesroom for Southwest, 417 & 419 NORTH FOURTH STREET, C. H. SAMPSON, AGENT. ST. LOUIS. LADIES SHOULD INSIST ON HAVING CORTICELLI SPOOL SILK FOR IT IS ABSOLUTELY UNEQUALED. TIME PRINTING HOUSE, FIFTI. & CHESTNUT STREETS, ST. LOUIS. ST. LOUIS THE NEW YOR FURIIC LIBRAR 113540 ASTOR, LENOX AND TILDEN FOUNDATIONS. DUBLIC SCHOOL LIBRARY BULLETIN No. 13. JANUARY-APRIL, 1881. "FLORENCE" IS THE ONLY GENUINE KNITTING SILK MANUFACTURED. Enclose Three-Cent Stamp to address as below, for Illustrated Book of 32 pages of CORTICELLI KNITTING SILK SMOOTHEST AND STRONGEST. NONOTUCK SILK CO. Salesroom for Southwest, 417 & 419 North Fourth Street, ST. LOUIS. C. H. SAMPSON, AGENT. LADIES SHOULD INSIST ON HAVING CORTICELLI SPOOL SILK, FOR IT IS ABSOLUTELY UNEQUALED. THE PRINTING HOUSE, FIFTI & CHESTNUT STREETS, ST. LOUIS. Subscription 50 Cents, including Postage. Single Numbers, 10 Cents. Entered at the St. Louis Post-Office for transmission through the mails at second-class rates. English, German, and French Books, SCRAP BOOKS, DESKS, BOOK AND LIBRARY CASES, Scrap Book Pictures, Kintergarten Gifts, Occupa Counters, Shelving, Offic: Railings, Church, School, Store, and Office Fixtures. tion Materials and books on Kintergartening Photograph and Autograph Albums FINE FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER. BLANK BOOKS AND ESTABLISHED IN 1841. and Juvenile Books. STATIONERY, JONES' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 309 & 311 NORTH FIFTH STREET. Double Entry Book-Keeping, Penmanship, Commercial Correspondence, Commercial Calculation, Commercial Law, and English Grammar. Young men desirous of obtaining a thorough commercial education will save time and money by spending a pleasant and profitable day or week, free of charge, at JONES' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE before perfecting permanent arrangements elsewhere. Practical accountants and business men interested in the education of their sons or wards are most respectfully solicited to visit the respective departments during the regular hours for instruction, as such calls do not conflict in the least with the regular workings of the institution. This is one of the most permanently established, thoroughly organized and conveniently arranged Commercial Colleges in the United States. All of the recent improvements in the art of teaching and rapid modes of calculating have been adopted. Nothing in the Store, Office, and Counting-Room can be more real and practical than the work in the actual Business Department of this Institution. Young men are conducted through the entire details of business and thoroughly taught the duties of the Shipping Clerk, Entry Clerk, and Book-Keeper. Hundreds of the best practical Book-Keepers in the city have thus been qualified for their duties by spending a portion of the day or evening at School, while the remaining portion of their time was devoted to their books at the store. The work at school and store being, to all intents and purposes, the same work. FOR CIRCULARS, CALL OR ADDRESS JONATHAN JONES, 309 and 311 North Fifth Street, ST. LOUIS. THE NEW YORK ASTOR, LENOX AND TILDEN FOUNDATIONS. 1899. ST. LOUIS PUBLIC SCHOOL LIBRARY. BULLETIN No. 13. These Bulletins appear bi-monthly. They contain lists of recent accessions, and class lists, with descriptive and critical notes, designed to guide readers in the selection of books. To lessen the expense of publication and to prevent waste, a charge of TEN CENTS PER NUMBER Will be made, or Bulletins for the year will be mailed for fifty cents. Early subscriptions are solicited. The Librarian will be glad to receive corrections of any errors discovered in this list, or information regarding the authorship of works entered as anonymous or pseudonymous. The heavy type indicates the class and catch-word, and determines the place of each book on the shelf. They should be given when the book is called for. Under the catch-word will be found the principal entry with notes. For fuller explanation, see NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS in Bulletin No. 4. TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOL LIBRARY. All residents of St. Louis are eligible to membership at the following rates: $1.00 for four months, $3.00 for a year, or $25.00 for Life Membership, payable in installments. LIST OF ADDITIONS. JANUARY-APRIL, 1881. Occasionally titles are given of other than recent accessions, for the purpose of supplying deficiencies in the old catalogue, or drawing attention, with explanatory notes, to important books. Abbott, Benj. Vaughan. Judge and jury: a popular explanation of leading topics in the law of the land. N. Y., 1880, 12°. ....19 Contents: I. Preliminary topics (constitutional government; American courts; colonial jurisprudence, etc.) II. National subjects. III. State subjects. IV. Life in city and country. V. Travel and transportation. "The value of this work consists in its information respecting the law of common life - the charm of it in the light and occasionally playful style in which it is written. It is not a traditional law-book' at all, but a book for the people. It is seldom-very seldom-that an author sufficiently learned as to the facts, is, at the same time, master of so happy a faculty for im parting them in an attractive way to others." -Lit. world, Aug. 28, 1880. ABOARD the Mavis. Richard Markham. ......70 An essay on classifica Agassiz, Louis. tion [of animals]. London, 1859. 8°... ..50 Reprinted, with corrections and additions, Aikin, Lucy. Memoirs of the court of London, 1818. 2 vols. 8°..... Paris, 1862-72. 8 vol. imp. 8°....5la ALEMBERT, Jean le Rond d'. See: Diderot, Denis, (joint authors). ALEXANDER, Bishop of Alexandria. Epistles on the Arian heresy and the deposition of Arius. Fragments from an epistle to Eglon against the Arians. On the soul and body, and the passion of the Lord. Transl. by Rev. Jas. B. H. Hawkins. See: Methodius and others. [Ante-Nicene Christian lib., vol. 14.]...10 ALEXANDER, Bishop of Lycopolis. On the tenets of the Manichæans. Transl. by Rev. Jas. B. H. Hawkins. See: Methodius and others. [Ante-Nicene Christian lib., vol. 14.].. ......10 ALL alone: a story; from the French. André Theuriet.. ....69b ALLEYN, Edward. [Engl. actor and philanthropist, b. 1566, d. 1626.] The Alleyn papers; illustrative of the life and times of Edward Alleyn. Memoirs of Edward Alleyn, founder of Dulwich college; by J. P. Collier. In Shakespeare society publications, vol. XI. ...67d1 American almanac and treasury of facts, statistical, financial, and political for the year 1881. N. Y., 1881. 12° ... ... ... ... ... .... ....17 American art review: a journal devoted to the practice, theory, history, and archæology of art. Vol. I, 1880. Boston, 1880. 4°... .65 Apostolic fathers; vol. I. Arnobius adversus Gentes; vol. XIX. Clement of Alexandria, 2 vols.; vols. IV, XII. Clementine Homilies and apostolic constitu tutions; vol. XVII. Cyprian, 2 vols.; vols. VIII, XIII. Gregory Thaumaturgus, Dionysius of Alexandria, and Archelaus; vol. XX. Hippolytus, and Fragments of third century; vol. VI, and pt. of IX, (bound in 1 vol.) Irenaeus. 2 vols. in 1; vol. V, and pt. of IX, (bound in 1 vol.) Justin, Martyr and Athenagoras; vol. II. Lactantius, 2 vols., testaments of the twelve patriarchs; fragments of the second and third centuries; vols. XXI, XXII. Liturgles and other documents of the anteNicene period; vol. XXIV. Methodius: Alexander of Lycopolis; Peter of Alexandria; Alexander of Alexandria; Clement's two epistles on virginity; fragments third century; vol. XIV. Origen, 2 vols; vols. X, XXIII. Tatian, Theophilus, and the Clementine reeognitions; vol. III. Tertullian, 3 vols., and extant works of Victorinus and Commodianus; vols. XI, XV, XVIII Tertullian against Marcion; vol. VII. Apocryphal gospels, acts, and revelations. Transl. by Alex. Walker. [AnteNicene Christian lib., vol. 16.] Contents: Protevangelium of James; gospel of Pseudo-Matthew; gospel of the nativity of Mary; history of Joseph, the carpenter; gospel of Thomas; Arabic gospel of the infancy of the saviour; gospel of Nicodemus; letter of Pontius Pilate to the Roman emperor concerning Jesus Christ; report of Pilate, the procurator, concerning Jesus Christ to Tiberius; the giving up of Pontius Pilate; death of Pilate; narrative of Joseph of Arimathea; the avenging of the Saviour; acts of the apostles Peter and Paul; acts of Paul and Theela; acts of Barnabas; acts of Philip; acts of Philip when he went to Upper Hellas; acts and martyrdom of the apostle Andrew; acts of Andrew and Matthias in the city of the man-eaters; acts of Peter and Andrew; acts and martyrdom of Matthew, the apostle: acts of the apostle Thomas; consummation of Thomas, the apostle; martyrdom of the apostle Bartholomew; acts of the apostle Thaddeus; acts of the apostle and evangelist John; revelation of Moses; revelation of Esdras; revelation of Paul: revelation of John; book of John concerning the falling asleep of Mary; the passing of Mary. APOSTOLICAL Constitutions. The ed. with notes, by James Donaldson. [Ante-Nicene Christian library, vol. 17.] Edinb. 1870. 8°... .10 Contents: BOOK I. Concerning the laity. II. Concerning bishops, presbyters and deacons. III. Concerning widows. IV. Concerning orphans. V. Concerning the martyrs. VI. Concerning schisms. VII. Concerning the Christian life, the eucharist and the initiation into Christ. VIII. Concerning gifts, ordinations and the ecclesiastical canons. The ecclesiastical canons of the same holy apostles. Of doubtful authorship; attributed to Clement, of Rome. See note to RECOGNITIONS of Clement. Apostolic fathers. The writings of the. Tr. by Rev. Dr. A. Roberts, Dr. Jas. Donaldson and Rev. F. Crombie. [AnteNicene Christian library, vol. 1.] Edinb. 1867. 8°. ..10 |