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Herals, Marine Correspondence.

HeraiG marine correspondence
Arr, ship, Ama.oa Murray, Hsvis; Di:de%, Tuesei LILY,
G.ss Sss a B.
Achilles. Taylor, Bristol
miscellaneous Record.
Packet sHIr. STEPHEN WHITNEY, Popham, for Liver.
pool and the NoRTHumsEsLAsp Griswoid for London the
sail this morning.
We are indebted to the Charleston Courier for slip.
BR sHrp DoLrHlr Csp,n Sullivan 100 day. from Newry
Ireland bound " johas NIB Charleston the
7h instant in distress having s5pereced continued gales
hs s o
The brig STAR Hubbard of New York ifrem Antigua
shore Nevis the 22d ult aud it supposed will be
total loss.
Sur MAxcHrsrKn which sailed from Baltimore for Ire
l,nd, the instant tf Cape Henry bearing
warks and leaking freely.
scHa sssvrL DAYS. At Norfolk from BostSa, wa, driven
and sid on the s;h for Richmond
Sem i Nv IN, .s,y sqoTS %d Shell
that raes ha. be found sunk In w,er Annipo
lis is supposed she was run over BY brs and all hands
perished.
Ship Uass. G.,t Of New Bedford was at Rio Jan'ir0
Brig Reindeer, for Alexandria, 7th instant. near Cape
Bris Emma, from Havana for NYork Jsuuny q Of Cape
Bark Peter Dem NYork for Savannah 9TH inst OF the
Dewes-by Charleston pilot boat.
Foreign Ports.
LAcuArnA, Pee is,Hc Am vessels in pot w.,
Grand & for R5oydsoes il few days. Calico
for Sc Dec Sd G,he eU. 5s n
f,l Phi, Jay. ;sh knphema cOp'' Tor Maae ito next
J.snino Nov lsIn Port, shin Florence. rao:so. I'm
M arrllost second officer overheard on the Equatorl
I Ass of s AR R.msp do Chss
do frederic R,.ehs ffo" Mon.ydso 70, bait ss0sIor
S.s.dso uR. sd 18th SsL RG3 ~ sSI L.Pg io
wilma iDao) Plum for NQdeans; 9th. scapd Dsn)
lumbis, Williams. for Monievideo..
Sr JsHr, NIB Dec lo-A schrs Eleanor Jane, Mccarthy,
and Loui,s Willard Sharp. Boston Cid Jan Q, brig Olive,
ST isnss, MI previous to Dec ao-Ar Brbrig St Ma,sa-
ret OBnep, NYort-long passags Br schrs Hero CHS.
III ,bov sss Smith,
from do.
Home Forts.
AanrAy5SA VA Jan AR ,shr Fcuasn ElP .,b maS.
CHisIh.1oS, Courier oee Jan TAR b ,hip d Rcl.
See t,o arr, brig Nssnos. e.lie Ma
lsga; schr Zenith Partridge Ply mouth, Nc IN INC nns
ship Della Walker, from Boston; Sw big JUL "o '''~
GEoRoETows, Jan Arr brig Russell, Ayre; psto
BADGES bound to Bucksvie 5lh sehr Geo Evans hesr
NORFOLK Jan 4Arr bark Pheny bopsh hlenP R ohu
NOreans; sehrs November STOKES N pnon Ga .bir
BbeOw o wsIs sn. Sd 1ap Maggaer Prime
waterford Ireland hg susan, insrsham 0 %.I ien
Deaua Key D,esype rd id ProyssScs Ct
5h bas Pasnls bdash Noreans big Athens
don scr Aun Cook Spsni,h w,,s,o. ,ob
ABSTRACT Cro,;, M ok Allst,.m Coos WInd'es a
S srToT Tontss2 gsy s s. T
e. ss a Ss. ..S1 s%,s NYoi London
Alley, 81 Croix
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New York Cattle Market,

January IL AT mark 1850 beef cattle % cows ana
calves and g. 900 sheep.
BGrr CArrLE.-Owing to the storm the offering was
very small and prices obtained very easy, but no ad
vance The market was pretty well cleared at So as
with good many at 81 per cwt.
Cows CALvrs.-Nono left at the close Prces
SIS, $26 q 35.
ID sHEEr-A taken at 81 90 $780, with some at 81 50.
Quiet at 62 Toe per cwt for loose, by the load
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WAsH,ssroS. Jan. 10 Iea7

WAsHINaToN, Jan. TO- ie47.
The Clique misunderstanding against the South and
the .9dminisfration-Their Taunfs Folks Strength
PG,efe, Return to Merico necessary 10 Peoee-seers
iariss Buchanan, Marcy, Walker johnson, Mason and
he Attorney GcnoaI-Snd Bsnediction.
There is at presen, avery queer state Of things here
the question Of slavery beyond the Rio Grande being
N orenot 10 the eSctemsn,s Of the day 1t is looked
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THE rKIyATE TRgATisE ON CERIAtN iMr0E
i TANT MALADIES, AND ON SOME OTHER
IXHIi,H VERY CLOSELY RESEMRiE

bIsa IANI WITCH yYhR4 cpLos&LY aEsEMstE
IhEM-By Dr. fALpH .u tho Of is Ean a, PSys
iss IS ss sss1 s;
This woIt eomprehsnas every subject relating the dis
referred well the varied CONSCIOUSNESS. result
the bones. inpo. gieet :tictu'e &e and
b amy s1s
best of curing them Also The recipes u.d IN tie Aa
hors own practice are given for maAias the rem'die're
But has another merit Is.hows there other diseases
f M 90 n me same N'y su' ~
when they bens ugg.d BY voraciOu suask that
S. ro hsy hA, S.sT $ h1%
imposition. and safe guide 20 those who would
treat Their own with privacy aud success JAZZ lmsr
Nk. JOhNsON, II Duanf street,
r. the % s..ss : y Ns
reputation for skill those old cases.
existed Tor years. y preeminent elect structure ulcer;
bone. .Ss :a:s%sily II veal
snS
istss: scSssiHaa e. Of S. attended
Dentst or his College. ESQ im.m
M EDlCAL A. DIR wLklL on sssDi,,f. "sI,sr..
M ss :ia: a
sing from Of INDULGENCE
and and al in
f ri. % s ns .aS I'D
as hSGs SisS q
xSsss S.ss ssa On ali h'';
CopAIyI ANp cUsgs lxTMAGTaIhi. !. tA' I %c y,
III he
s% ISS ss s e! .,, that sv N
ecua quickly and radically Curing the sfhsss
organ. Price ST. For sale at NO Ann street, where asy
ere particular .sson is paid the Of STRIFE
by experienced seian who has devoted his At
thi. Office ia Sd door nom the Museum jvs l~.n
E1AA DOLLARS KEWAkD.-Cross' epec,h. alIIare
ioc me % Of or ali M
u,edos discovered for tho above conpsists this the
out least % Of Diet aE
application to BURNERS We give no lsDs qaaekisb rssom
pes for aS
y where Il can be had and the proprsGI ch.ssge, ss
will not rapidly uader fcei'sTe Of $3.50 This
high. low rich aud poor, matrimonial ans single They
here presented with remedy ny WHICH they can sure them
sbe Further the disease be contracted dose Of
The 1 , is .ssn nsh TO bed wnsn s5ps,td
at ST. Ose bste lass week which gsAsray cures msny
sale by E,ns 1872 Broadway corner John street.
New York Nc sunksa,,t coTeg Jesth and Oh: nut sts
canai New Orleans .nd Is Nam I
CONSTiPATION DESTROYED OR EXPOSITION
only of but also OF completely dsoyipg
hsbud constipation without u.ng either purgaivss or
France by NJ War,o% ioored By uumeroas ssrsaass
from eminent physicians and other persons Of distraction
peru,a Of this treatise cannot fail TO dspel all doubts In
Of @ hs Wien S iGs
lard and tue Continent with its remarkable r~rlrs
called Ervsena vegetable .rinain Ssms respects re.
'embing srrowroot
81 eaehl censtas on hand At the National Depot Of War
ION q fsI. SLY e;tabli,hed for Pei. sale at the
Granre Buildlng, sI3 broadway corner oil Chambers
d2i eod2wsr
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
nIisceIInnsous Rrcor,l.

BRIc ADELAipE-The steamer Thomas Jefferson, Capt
Hill returned this late Saturday night from the
wreck Of the brig Adelaide before reported ashore Tan
ge Bar sts having been working with her for seven days
the bar. deeply bu led the sand. with the sea making
breach over her she could not be approached nearer than
within hy yards by the All attempts u move her
from her son having failed she was stripped Of ssils E
ging leaving nothing moveable aud abandoned Her
taken out the mainast left the beech,
where hid difte, high aud dry; foremast saved and
Both anchors and chains lost I fathoms Of
-, a.
We unders insured TO the Of her value
TExc X II Books, Bait.
Some Ports.
R.r,uonr Jan II Arr brigs Hylas Eustes, Matanzas
Virgins Reynolds, Boston Iidelia Carpenter Eapot;
more Lstourette; Amelia, smith, and New Res1as, Davis
NJ orb; Borden, Abbott Fall siver Below. b'ig Cey lon
Midas Etchbeser pavana; Fashion, Krwin Windiss n.
Santiago SD brig Henrco, Galveston; schr rangssetb
Santiago
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COM N &c RCIAL.

New York, Jan. IL.
BArADsrurrs - There nothing Of importance do.
ing to-day; the market 10, however firm ut our quota
tions Of Saturday.
CorroN-The market was quiet to-day, there being
but few buyers out In consequence oil the severe snow
storm aud the firm position Of holders We quote -
LIVERPOOL CLAssFIcATioNs
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KOyED or FyP0sTTI0N


@ KIM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. french fills-I his
DOOO rivaed remedy for diseases Of private natQs,
sposve and speedy without restriction OF diet or him
drancc from business The many advantages which tho
French pills possess balsam copsviae capsulss and
other fail give the decided
preference Besides being The eeetual and speedy
discovered they entirely free from unpleasant
SMELL do affect the breath scken the stomach 10 the
be taken the OF tho
fenu thus snab the patients them
selves w,hsn the fear Of suspicion discovery They
equally eectuai for either ell complaints such
gravel flour albus whites peculiar to females we.knes
ofthe &e &C. have
cured hundreds Of these plants afe every
other remedy has failed They have been extensively used
for the sst years. stages complaints with sueh
universal the oprietors CHALLENGE any
duce remedy of equal certainty usder forfeiture Of $500
Price per box For sale at 47 street.
Liberty Also, for sale by Wyott Fletcher, 1871 Fulton
street d1e msIh
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MARITIME HERALD.


svr pnss. 26 Koos ...... l9M
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MOTHEK'S CORDIAL.

THE superior efficacy Of this article when used IN the last
stages Of pregnancy spperen that NO tsmae VINO
has experienced i,s benefits wauld be willing on AM
diminish suerugs attendant Child Birth one hali ana
thus place both child and mother III state Of safety
This quack article but the prescription Of regular
ply one who has this branch Of his practice
$500 - - Dis 1Sns,h
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GENUINE BEARS OIL.

7HE enormous number OF Wigs Manufactured In this
country be conclusive proof that the hair 10 great
II neglected. be satisfactorily proved that II proper
tskcn would not be ia
of ten in which artificial! hair Concentrated psrsp
ration Of the poisons which the roots
of the hair be subjected and a.tdos to its de-
srractve quauss the Genuine Bears Oil stands alone
IT, IL supplies the with healthful nouhmsnt;
IL dskeny the coorne within the capillary tuses ana
gives the locks which prodoess tendency to
cwl. ,..ruv
Purified and peumsd for toilet purposes only by hENkY
JOHNSON Druggist (succsssor 70 .. Ssnos Co.l SS
Chsmbes Sojd slso At Fulton and Hast
Broadway also at 3o3 Hudson street corner OF Spring.
Beware of spurious imitsion1 and pc sure eaa pnf-
e"aso vaIy ..,e % botIe d. Imsr
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A NEW MEDICAL AND SURGICAL COLLEGE I.s :, h for
"A suppression Of delicate Diseases Is now opea @ To
70 Bsekmsn street. Nassau under the otoG, S !" al
Cobitt, principal and Doctors Cooper sid yonnson %
Founeen years extensive and .uesrss pscteS
ege in all recent cases wItha 'oa''
No mercury used ia this institution. 4:u
Open from a. M. till PIP NJ. No charge unless raoIcanT
cured. Ooise II ReeLmen street o. .m-e
WEiR'S CELEBRAr. d BhOWN ELEIIuAhf,
A PPROv I'D and recommended by the faerlty-H rsvs
"A falling remedy for all Affections OF the kidney iniam
nation and OF the uInay organ, both IN AMI
climates has beeu known fail ~ removing the most
of gononhGa Sc and can be safely recon-
led tho public are quick sure ano
Il taken at all times without regard 10 uiet
or hindrauce from business
~ JAMES " EiK, 2ts Grand street.,
And by Wyatt x Ketcham, l2l Fulton; A. g. hnmsdsll,
BuTalo Post & Willis, Kochest RI and at the drug ,tore'
Delavan House. Albany. lo ,m nc.
MO CUnE NO FAY-DK CURBlrT. 10 Dusue street.
~ (member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons Lonaonl
be consulted the treatment OF certain deicate as
practice Of fourteen year, s.v3ed to vsnsrSa d
cases. enables Dr. c. tho worst form oil ms diseasei
recent cured IN -four ays no mercury used;
tiona debility Those individuals whs have INDUCED 10
loahomc habit positively be restored ~ neait
aud socsty Dr. has removed his Office as ,sinuated
by certain mushroom dentist Remember II Drahe street
door DR. Jshusop's. oil Im.rn
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ySIGHT HENTORED

AND INFL ANIMATION OF THE EYES CURED,
nv THE ROMAN EYE BALSAM-A Specific Cint
II ment for Diseases Of the Eyes This Balssm will
.naed;iu restore weak Inflammation and sore
ss. rom the eyslds and sight where IL possible
~ 10 The weakness Of sight from old from
,,sn,na by fixed attention minute Objects be
cnrcd bv applications In fact IT'S almost miraculous
influence diseases of the will astonish who
uses 10. ,,r>,nr ,,ux,so, c,.. -.
Druggist successor to A. B. SANDS co 30 Broadway,
In Inc Building Sold also at 100 Fulton street. and
~ Vast Broadway Price a. cents do lmsr
NOVELTIES FOK THE BALL ROOM.
DETER ROBERTS, respectfully socis inspection OF
his spendd stock Of Goods adapted for the
son. of which, owing TO the reduction In the tsu
will be cheaper tn have heretofore been offered
superb Nespolitsn lace hontcd Dresses NJ 81
TAmbour ed hounc ed Dresses very r h. rom 10 Viz
New style tune fronted talnboured Dre-sesS8.
liable founced tambour Dresses s12atf.
H. needle work Dresses at ST., usually sold at ~.
Lace Dresses and mort approved styles from
lew very fine rv cred lawn Bhdkfs, trimmed with rich
Kency lace, and 81 the cheapest article ever altered
FIench Chem5etos, with collars at Is -,
Pico edge Collars, at ST. usual price $50 MIS-.
Extra nch do. 81 20, urual price 10 a 2e5. -
Superb Worked Of the most costly description, from ~
10 50, worth aud So
Caves. Collars, &c, suitable for holiday presents.
iiimsrh sya broadway.
XATIGs AND sCALPS-Thr largest the cheapest, and
w the best On be found at g. BAhbtr,
lag Broadway, corner Of LibcTty street., stairs,
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XNIGs AND sCALfS-Thr largest. the cheapest, and
w the best to be found at A. O. BAhbtr
LAG Broadway, corner Of Liberty street, upstairs
dis lmsrh
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The sleghbells jpglug merrily over snow, which
has fallen the last enty hours to about
nine inches In depth The omnbusses have all deserted
wheels fer runners ond crowded with passengers,
All determined to make the most Of the opportunity
as the bright shining will cause 1t to dis
appear.
The propellers Ocean and Ashland, chartered TO the
government by Mcssrs Lopez Baird Of this city, leave
to-day for Point Isabel with stores for the army after
landing which, they will be despatched for service
tenders to the squadron in the Gulf The duty allotted
10 them will be the towing of surf boats the bars
and up the rivers the Mexican coast for the purpose
Of landing troops.
The Coroner held an inqueat on Saturday, upon an
unknown German man, aged about 20, who died in
vulsions at hotel in Richmond. IIc had previously
been intoS icated.
A member OF tho National Greys, J. II. fitzgerald,
died very suddenly saturday from the rupture of a
blood vessel lie will be buried to morrow with mili
tary honors:
An ONCE has been opened ct Chambsrsburg, on the
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ther etc. "A Voice" How will you find out who has
mother" l isn't every one that knows his own daddy"
Propositions were sen. to the Chair in quick success
zion. MIR Observation-Disclosures, send up your hun.
Dug smendments."l
Mr.. TIHsArss smendment as considered Ct subject
for the dssecting knife. A dozen gentlemen, or more
wanted to lop OF some Of its limbs.
MIR RoBEET SmI, ", Of Illinois, presented subst tuto
giving lands aid money to the soldiers Voices
Bob where will you get the cash to give ~ Smith Is
generous with other peoples money"J
Mr.. TIBsATrs-Mr Chairman, my amendment Is -.
lCres OF order" ORDER" and voice -" Not debsta
ben
The question taken on Mr.. sMrrn's ame ndment
and 1t was rejected Mr.. Kennedy" Bob you lost it,
An amendment offered and rejected that all the re-
guar officers now in commission, who disqualified or
incompetent, shell be discharged from service.
Mr.. HARALsor-How will you ascertain that
The CHAiRmAs-The gentleman Is not In order. Trap
Mr. TrssArTs amsndment was rejected
THE rAHIYr.
Mr. TIspATrs offered amendment, to impose an id.
donal tax Of five per cent ad saicrem on the goods
and merchandise provided for BY the act OF is,e
The CBAIRaAv ruled It TO be out Of order
Mr.. TIBBArTs took an appeal when
The CHAIRaANs decision unanimously sustained
with one exception.
This created considerable merriment.
LIEUTENANT GENERAL ADOPTED.
Mr.. THoMrsoS, Of Mississippi, offered the following
amendment, viz Il
And be it further enacted That the President shall
be authorized by and with the advice and Of the
command OF our armies and whose term OF shall
continue during the war with the republic Of Mexico"
The question was determined by tellers-ayes, 81 /;
noes, 81.
Ali the amendments having been disposed Of,
Mr. RArHBuS offered a substitute for the bill Of the
Committee.
The CHAIRMAN called TO order.
Mr. RArHBuN-Mr. Chairman
The CHAIsa,S.- Gentlemen will come TO order
KNOCK knock Gentlemen in the aislcs will take their
seats. KNOCK Order. pauseI Gentlemen on the
left will be seated.
Mr.. R.THBuS's substitute read chang tho rcgi
nlents authorized by the bill Of the Committee Mill.
tary Affairs, into a call for volunteers, &c.
LfIyrESAvr GENERAL REJECTED.
An EFFORT made TO engrat The lieutenant gene.
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sorrg CARoLIsA.-Tne Senate OF South Caro-
ina have adopted unanimously series oil reso,a'
non, on the subject OF the W limo. Pfovlso' Inc
Glio1ing is the only one Of aoy importance
!. p.o5,d That IN the event Of tne Adoption oy me
-. az he United states OF any law or resoiuton
- r-h ,b. eitz-ps OF Tie slave holding states are 20
- e,raded from full perfect and equal enjoyment OF
- - ,,sbfs sod privileges 10 any terflt)ry which may
.i,ss f-1ru Mexico or any other power. 81 the
,eosis,ion Of tie introduction Of slave property Into
ch ,-r,ory that the Governor Of this STATE Tor ths
rrns being eouve Immediately the Legislature tnereoL
49,, ,bv nav t.ke such scton they may deem neces-
- ~ beecninz And that HIS Ezceiency be fart1er
ss.rid and requested during the Interval between he
srarrouip. and the assembling Of tbe Lesihature 10
nd and consult With the constituted sanorles
iuoortau, subject
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mic masses, which have modified their primitive
horizontal position. But all these details belong 10
Geology and have no connection with the order OF
succession.
Now there has been an opinion prevailing among
biologists and nsturasts, that the animals sue
eeed IN these different strata in al order cores
oonS;ns 10 their geological graduation The view
10. been widely entertained, and II Is stlll the
LINEN nj many philosophers, that the higher types
ySare gradually introduced, until at last Man was
formed.
This view. thus expressed is entirely islse IN
vcstigations of biologists having shown 70 'ne ooi
trary that in the most ancient strata there are P
yps. echinodsrms. and In the Trenton nnis s'
higher types OF the most ancient
There are also bivalve shells, oephsiopooa anI
crustaces. found in the most ancient rocAs an "a
there also fishes We have, therefore no, 'aio
lowest types in the Oldest strata, bat We nav
representatives OF all the types After tnis lSI'
had been ascertsned, geologists were LED 10 pc
lieve that there was regular order OF succession
in the appearance OF fossils. We have gastero-
poda-sll classes OF molluscs acephala and cepho-
ionoda; we have triooites belonging 70 the order
81 rrnstacea; aud we have s me shells similar 70
,ho.s ~ worms, which have induced biologists 70
consider the class OF worms as belonging 10 the old
! s.t strata; aud we have fishes Therefore the no
-. 81 .nccesson in constant regular order WAS de-
nis5 and il is this view which generally prevails
an,one modern biologists and naturalis;s Anei
.Hav SsS been under the impress on tha, types II
az o,ssr ii succession correspond 70 the srAdstiof
AZ the AnIsasl xlsgaoaa, ssgisnins with P0ypi an'
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A..pnmsry. 3. Secondary. C..Terfisry.
No. Mammals No s.cephalopoda No loworIas.
2.BiTds 6.Crustacsa llPoJpL
q. s.Fishes. o.. 7.Gastsropods OIL. 1z.Echinoderus
4RephieI s.Ilseets ls.Msduss.
y.Acephae-
ing four heavy lines from the centre, making four
sections. In these sections have drawn lighter
lines radistng from the centre. % indicate the or
der Of introduction Of the different classes. Wa
have in the primary strata vertehrated animals, as
is indicated by the light lines extending into the
primary strata. la the most ancient strata We find
fishes but no reptiles. The type of reptiles u not
found till after the coal era. The section on the
right side contains the class Of molluscs You re-
member / divided this type into three classes
acephela, gasteropods and cephalopoda. These
three classes occur at once in the beginning. We
have biyalves under the form OF spiriers and tere
bratula have gasterOpOda in the form OF univslve
shells and we have cephalopods SO We have three
classes Of molluscs but only one ofvertebrated an-
mss-the fishes. Ia the left sectionl have figured
articulated animals We have crustacea from the
beginning. We have insects in the coal which be
longs TO the primary beds and We have worms IN
the most ancient strata so we have IN the prm-
arg epoch the three classes OF Artculata- In the
bottom section have figured the classes Of Radi-
alta Now we have the polypi from the beginning
and also the echinOderms. The soft animals the
medusn are not found in ancient strata. but in the
oOlitc series also in the photographic limestone Of
Germany impressions OF Jelly fishes have been seen
There is doubt then that II this class existed IN
the oolitc epoch, they existed earlier only on &C.
count of their sotness they haveno been preserved
So it is likely that three classes Of radia;ed animals
existed, and we know that two-thc corals and
echinOderms-were numerous.
30 we have the nine classes Of invertebrated AMI
mails beginning IN thelowest ststa bat only one class
Of vertcbrsted animos-the fshes-in that epoch
From the beginning therefore animals OF all class
es except the three higher classes OF vertebrsted
animals, were at the same time called into exist
ence. Even sll classes Of inyertebrated animals,
and fishes among vertebrsted.
Bot now let us examine what we have Ia these
different classes ia the geological epochs | will
take a few examples in order % give an idea Of
the order OF succession. Having made Echino
derms particular study, can give more precise
examples from them. All the ancient types are
crinoids You remember thai the class Of echino
derms Is divided into fhree orders nnlNns. echnl
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'-YoaK, THURSDAY uoR,rNe, DEcEnBsn ,, lsa,.

the whole series Of the Lectures had evinced an in
tense interest in the multiplied subjects ably yet
succiocily treated Prof A. retires from oar midst
accompanied by the warmest congratulations and
sincere hopes for future success Of multitude Of
oar most distinguished and talented citizens.
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ending with the class a fishes having found fossils
Of ai the different classes in the oWest beds they
actually denied all order and every evidence Of
plan 10 the succession Of types.
Now let Us investigate and ascertain what oc-
ours in the Oldest strata. What animals do We
there find That is the question for examination.
IL this diagram have divided the circle hy draw
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tho Senate sissr long debate.
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