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TNHEY ABANDON THE FIELD.
THE CONCORD OF AGES VICTORIOUS

The review In the last number Of The NewEngsnder
virtual surrender Of the ground to the quiet possession OF the
If ever an argument needed be met. the foundations
Of existing theology from being overturned i E the argument
CORP OF ACES" especially the latter.
He distinctly charges aud proves the whole modern Church
Old school and New, be eeepiy infected with Gnocn to
such an hide the God in the temple Of theology
He Al Denominations as arksned by this eclipse Of
God marching under the banner oi POUs lesoAAsch
e I ba5 bY o ohodos Churches Of GhsteHdo has
based false and indeensibe iounds'on by the deiaTe
Let the public ponder we the bOldnes Of 'uch charge as
this from GS ogS & sf' s , Of Shoary did not see
that their only policy was either hr to make sure hst they
sOna s0 thew could not do this to abstain rom positive
nia Instead Of this, they seem to have acted under
Tsey hase sd e each O9er ssd Of taat pe,sy e1.a
atSs & S scss. d1 dc ss se ss,g aaG %
SrdvifatH9 poiOey of the tohoc"
were more momenous charges made against the Psacy than
are with signal ability sustained against the Protestant de-
How then does The New EnAnde standard bearer of the
81 meet 3 tS 90 GAys 70 Sast ss nud
The makes not the aef - deny ss charge
dsen and Dr. 5eeeher remains, for him. master
Bstins si % few criticisms Of "iues fphsseoogy the
has fault TO ind There are 40 a0ves 20 DC az
defend he to,k" at Aarze-a work that pours overwhelming
set upon his whole fundamental positions In theology
On hand he comedies that the various themes OF the
book are handled with the authors weknown ability and in
his weknown and uneeI the influence o. an esInes!
love of truth glowing zeal for Christ with spirit which at
times dhgured with light freshly csugh. from
There are many just focbe scochug and yet much needed
criticisms Of alsohoods hafruths which undeIe many
those pretensous theoogss and sancloous church or
sAnzatiOns by which the simplicity Of Christianity mas been
corrupted. "a,
But The book was written By great aud good man. and Will
repay for reading who has the capacity TO compfe
bend its import and separate the wheat from the chsn
Under circumstances the public will judge that IN the e
nation Of New Haven iheoogzns at least Dr. Beeche 30
be dnspered m -
OsaAsIC HARsoNY or UoD Man. BY EDWARD BEEcHER,
ID. ID. One l2In1. 81 %
Also by the Author:
THE CONFLICT OF ACES. llmo. el 70
DERBY 4 JACKSON Publishers No li9 Nassau 81
by o receipt Of price
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DAILWAYS and their PROGRESS.
IL In addition the Time Tables seventy five Railway Maps
United States Time Indicator Counting house Calendar aud
much other valuable nation Of interest to the community al
large. - - . . .
APPLETON'S OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE
For March, contains the opinions Of the Press namely The
Montreal Herald (CenAds NewY ok Times aud Evening Post
&c IN reference to -
THE PRO RATA QUESTION,
At this time before the Legsure Of the State together with
the of Mr. Scue President Of the Cleveland and Erie
Railroad Mr. Marsh, Receiver and Mr. B anehsrd, Freight
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MEMORIAL OF THE NEW-YORk MERCHANTS
To the Legislature Of the State Ato account OF the Rail
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to the House OF Delegates
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2mnseMsuts.

TNHE CONCERT OF THE SEASON.-Debut
Il OF the beautiful Conralts, Mrs. JAMES H. BARCLAY
formerly Miss Vos Flint and pupil Of Mrs Segun) in Grand
Concert assisted by the eminent artists SATTER, SCHREI
BER, PERRlHG, 0UILMETTE, and ii. c. TIMM, at
Cooper Institute, WEDNESDAY EVENING Feb. n, 1855.
PROGRAMME;
PART l.
l. Piston Fleurs De Pervench nSchreber
LOUIS SCHREIBER.
O. Song" Farewell to the Mountains Barnett
Dr. GUILMETTE.
Q. Csyatna" Ah sestino". .Rossin
Mrs. BARCLAY.
Piano SooGrsnd Fantasia Themes from Martha Satter
GUSTAV SATTER
s. Aria" II Brsvo. .Mercsdante
Mr. COOKE.
G. Duet" Bella lmmago Degi Del" Semersmide" .Rossini
Mrs. BARCLAY and DR.. 0UILMETTE.
J. Piano Solo" Concert Etude A hstp
GUSTAV SATTER.
MIRA BARCLAY and Mr. COOKE
g. Descriptive Song The Maniac .Gumetto and Russell
Dr. GUILMETTE.
l. Solo-Comet-A Piston" Ave Maria Schuberh
LOUIS SCHREIBER
s. Song" Good night, reweP'. Kucken
Mrs. BARCLAY.
Ballad" Dearest, think Of theen
Mr.. COOKE.
T. Trio" Adieu Dear Native Land" w Vincent Wallace
Mrs BARCLAY, Mr. COOKE, and DIR. GUILMETTE.
Tickets 70 cents. For sale at the Hotels Mnd Music Stores
and at the door en- the evening of the concert.
Doors open st o'clock Concert TO commence at O'clock
precisely.
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oNIORE INTERESTING THAN UNCL
WI TOMS CABIN"
ADEIA THE OCTOROON.

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Reviewer talent says One of the striking features
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srden Affection than the wild and fearful retbuiion
he brings upon the rain of the stoyhe is ae negoul-
bodyng al the virtues that wicked system permits to slave
Adess struggles enlist the sympshes Of the reader In her
cruel feunes She Of those calm and placid yet child
lie and cngnE natures that awaken love while they temper
pity with respect" - - - ,,,,
Columbus Ohio
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A cADgMY OF MUSIC. Ic.-PATTI-soNNAM-

A CADEMY OF C'-fAiii-ooNNhm-
NoTicn~The season positively closes on WEpNEspAY
Positively N: last ofthe opera and last aisht but TWO
THIS cwEpyEspAY) EvENING-wAsHINGToFs
BIRTHDAY.
GRAND GALA EIOHT. .
consequence Of the severe oi% ,Sg on ne
buis night, that eLted persons nom stteno"B
LA sOsNAMBULA, .u,v.
BRiGNoLI, AMoDIo.
In the course Of the evening viii be performed 10Y 'os n
TIE 0ARIBALDI RATAPLAN
Grand National Italian March composed By snor MUSIC
"'H '' '5h2zANIeA, coLsoN, srRAKoscH
BRIGNOLI, sTIGELLI FERRI AnoDIo,
sUsIN1 JUNCA
An the second parts full chorus and orchestra
Between the FIRST and second acts
GRAND OVERTURE me
Expressly composed for the Brooklyn Phihasnc ely by
''s-' On FRIDAY, GAZZANIGNs FAREWELL.
Only nigh. OfPacini'' opera ,sago Of
On SATURDAY Grend Combination and F1ewei NATL
NEE AIl the three Prime Donne win appear:
GAzzAEIGA coLsoN
Thi he no,i powerful attraction offered win comprise
the sn,ire opsra Of LUCIA DI LAMnERMOoR, the fourth
sct Of Ia FAV0RITA and the second act Of DER FREY
Schultz. - - ..,,,..,,,,,, -. 40
0'~"| THE MARTYRS.
The meat sueeess Of the Orstono gyeL SUNDAY Last
has induced the D5ss.STt ys a9Ot5sE o"
When viii be performed DonIessPs
Arsraed as an Oratoro, entire music Of II Ponato"
On MONDtY~MARTHA Miss PATTI viii make ser srse
Martha In which character shs WIZ maze sex
debut In London In the Spring
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AT w. JACKSON,
IA No. 55l BROADWAY,
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sIxrH EDITION Now READY.
FNHE CASE OF DRIED SCOTT: Condensed
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Ill The Subsdaee dnd Pdrpng Points Of the wholly par
sy concung Opinions and Points of Justices Way Nelson
UTier Daniel, Campbell, and Catron
w. The Subdnes and Poats Of Justice AcLeans dissenting
Opinion;
V. The Dinentine Opison I'm folly Of Justice Curtis;
VI An AHdIpss f tso Pois Ruled and the Opinions Do
Hyered;
VII The Report and Rsolses with reference 10 the Decision
Of the Legislature Of EevYoIk
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WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, ESQ.,,
Contributes to this weeks

WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, ESQ.,,
Contributes to this weeks
INDEPENDENT
new sketch Of city hfe entitled
SUNDAY WITH THE FUNGUS FAMILY.
The Family a. Home and churh-PhysiolOsy Of Great
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Christian ystemThe Home Missionary Efforts in the Fungus
Family
This the third the articles contributed by Mr. BUTLER
to THE INDEPENDENTo on the prevailing fashion and fOss
ofthe times.
REV. STEPHEN H. TYING, ID. d.
CosTAIBUrss HIS FOURTH
FAMILIAR LETTER ON SUNDAY-SCHOOLS.
A SERMON
REV. HENRY WARD BEEOHER,
CHARITY.
The duty of hndnes and charitabene Of feeling and uds
uent and word toward fellow ineulcaed considers
ton OF our own character and hsb and the that the feeling
of condemnation frequently wicked than the thing
denned are motives dissuade from unchartabenes
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us also differences of education knowledge and habits Of
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and of sge sins Of houshtesness and needless
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Address
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~. Mo-. s.s and sia BROADWAY,
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ENGLISH HISTORY.
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To these pages may honestly me reader
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eral aud enlightened sprt"
DOCTOR OLDHAM
AT GREYSToNEs,
HIS TAEK THERE.
OHe volume, limo. 81.
From The Saturday Press. .
and the marmur Of Summer winds feeling genial II has
moral Its pictures OF domestic life are drawn with sym
pahy and therefore with truth IL Is written In ster's and
From The Church Journal.
"a quaint volume It s-snd rich and raei with sound'
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the flavor Of the through the OF the
dressing snd spices and rod pepper and gravy The Doctor
loves 10 stsrts and evidently that good Is
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PART III. oP
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u still In force.
We had sbaned from bringing any suits sgsnst nfnge
rights having the hope and belief that there would be
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rIyHE TRIBUNE CAMPAIGN TRACTS.
No !.

II contains the famous speech of M Seward Rochester In
which pointed the Of the nepressibe Conc the
Of Mr. OConoT at the Academy Music
that Negro Slavery not unjust Mr. OConor
certain New ort merchants on the same
iec aud brief collection The opinions Of eminent men win
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No.2.
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DISUNION.

Now READY:
The powerful speech Of senstor Wilson OF Msssshu
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tanned control OF all the most influential leaders Of the
called party This proved by quotations from their
own declarations given In their language and forming
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Mr Clsys speech a; the Cooper Institute published en-
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w THE INAUGURATION OF

WINTER ,SaAs11sTiox GARpEN; OF
MUSICAL ExTRAvAeAszA,
M JOSEPH JEFFERSON n.o,
| Mr. A. H. DAVENPORT
'''' " Nj. t. B. TOMBSTONE, ,
Mr.. GEORGE HOLLAND,
And company unequ.ed character psrornsnces
'0'e''1' THE PRESS AND PUBLIC
With Win e Ts He ys a E
o Sht pieces Jenny Lind and An Object Of InsTe.t
S9S SeSnns the end & ooa
ons popular Italian % i au. Of "a sSs Ssy
son. who made his enIee In Conogs Lesson and Mr. A. d.
DssSPS wnS ss Pysd SU By if IL. saSene @ delighted
to hail the departure Of the sensation drama and the return OF
the comic muse
ios" Wood .Ha M sp
their quarters st this sven
% saf y sSs
9 In the nsPs ss clsy S
rejoiced at From the time that Mrs. Wood withdrew
obsr has had fan possession Of respectable stage Even Mr.
Jefferson who by Of sssunne and moody dis
pSSS sS:n o@ ns Sps ps Co sss s
q the audience !. .O%ssn h now 20 , SnSs. ensl
Stu determined to give feast Of heh and wholesome
s Gd something Mn WOOD md i a Twe
eh be found elsewhere Their efforts
ey1ispt the house Mrs John Wood has Lost
vehement oy which has always been the
OF her pa ing and which fails TO delight audience
Mr. jefferson h heretofore ireprosehable and ninit.ee
always doing euous but exceeding the bounds Of god
taste TIE prominent members of the efficient company
assist Mrs. Wood in the most desirable way"
The Tribune says: . -, o,...
Twist there brilliant relief last night In tho buresque OF
Mrs John Wood. performance Of Jenny Lind was to our
view the best thing he has done There was reapsmsn
She leading ars:s masculine and feminine az the
Academy Music and threw the audience into poxysns OF
which the members Of the orchestra musical men,
recognizing hs earnestly joined Altogether THE and the
other Of the evening great MI Jener
too, maintained his supremacy a comedian. ..,
glow popular favor which promises last duros her en-
Eagement. H., H.. ,,,h .,s., .e..t The s.yoa AZ TIA
onugsl Lesson which Mr. Jefferson enacted Simon Lo-
sby undescIibabe tsnge Of the legs ana Irresistible
Of voice and MANNER that his made that ooaoas
gentleman famous. NJ ,,,,
culiar and delicious vein Of drollery."
ON TONIGHT wednesday, win De presented or the trft
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With the following cast;
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DMScnRs,s
nsison
Mrs Somehow. ;Mrs Absa
Lefty John Woea
After which the Musical Extrayagsnka Of
JENNY LIND,
In which Mrs JOHN WOOD will give her eelebrsted
OPERATIC IMlrATONs. o..
01SnIE On 4aTESDxY H1iE;s EyENiSa VIII Is S5sdassd
THE LAST EDITION
vANHOE.
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