The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15


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go xoe are how cen bes ooer you div me leaves,
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ssrss ss e,ssaes1 q Tie Incompatible feuase of
n.spsoor oy ARrILERy voR rHT 6RvrcE OF The
UNITED srArN AKxv AND MILITIA. By Capt
Joseph Roberts, Fourth1 Regiment Artillery, u.
9. A. New fork; ID. Van kostrsnG
very complete and excellent manual for artll.
ierisfs.
scsooi OF fHx CrrpEs. Designed for the Use of
Tie hnirA AZ the United States. BY Col Eu.
ssn s "a x e.,. rny ,Gnh Regiment MY. NJ
All Our volunteer soldiers should be proyided
win COPY Of this excellent little book of iuxruc-
toas.
Nos!oss HANDBOOK 10 Eunorx or, How TO Ira
vel In the Old World By !. II. Siddors. New
York; CLas. b. Norton.
Intended % substitute for Murray's Handbook,
ana being specially prepared for American travel
iers, II Is In some respects preferable.
A Grrps 10 rHK DisEAsks on rus EYs AND mER
IFkATnrT-for the Of Students and Young
Practitioners. by DIR. y. A. Won Noschziker.
Baltimore Gushing Bailey.
The only merit which the author claims for him.
self In regard TO this publication Is that he has EN-.
ployed his best Judgment Ia choosing from Writer'S
on this subject those portions that treat mos ex
plicitly Of the various formsof ophthalmic disase
and 80 10 combine the extracts M TO bring ,ndcr
one view the description OF the nature, sym,toms
and appearances thereof.
The same author has also published q small
pamphlet "0n the Use Of the Artificial Membrane
Tympan in Cases Of Deafness Depending upon
Perforation or Destruction OF the Natural Organ
LEAVES FROM BACHELORS Book on LIFE. By
Frans Coppcutt. New York: published by 5. A.
Rolo.
A collection of highly entertaining stories, con.
sisting of "The Rsven," Seeking Dinner Under
Difficulties" Charlotte MAJ" "The Admiralty
Papers, "a Day in the Dead Letter Ofiee,"
"Fre Fire !" and Edit"
NEW xrsic.
We have received frsnn Messrs. Scharfenberg &
Luis the japanese March, composed by signor
Muzio, brilliant composition which promises to
be as popular rs the Garibald Rataplan by the
same composer.
We have received the following new pieces Of
music from Firm, Pond & COZ
japanese Brcarolle. Arranged for the piano by
Ferdinand Pyer.
The Pea,ls of Charity. Words by Chas. Mackay,
Esq; music by V. c. Taylor.
The neam of Home. Words by Thomas Moore;
music 3y G. SGgei
Light Footed Galop. BY F. b. Helmsmuller.
Constant Schottische. Composed by Jean Manns.
The Language of Feeling. Words by Rev. DR.. J.
". Cummings music by Domenico Speranza.
Columbia. BY l.. NJ. Gottschalk.
Santa Lucia. Arranged for the piano by Henri
Rosellen.
Chiravari. A collection of new and fashionable
dances for the piano, by F. B. Helmsmuller.
Among other recent publications received are
the following pieces:-
Bright Eyed Little Nell. ballad Under the
Willow She's Sleeping. The Sharon Springs Ma
zourka. How shall watch thy Coming Laurel
Wreath Schottische. Smiles and Powers. What
does Little Birdie say, Thou art with Me still.
Mary's Welcome Home. Ho! Gonioler, awake
Sweetheart. A birds song. The Glendy Burk.
While All is flushed. Patty Gale. Chant du
Cigne. Ever of Thee. Our MuscalFriend. Tom
my Polka. Union "Bell" Polka. Lincoln Quick.
step. Prince Royal Polka Brllante,
One of the most complete charts mat has as yet
been published is the general map If Ireland, just
issued by Messrs. Doran, Behen & Miner, of Phila.
ment surveys, and presents the principal physica
features and geological structure of the island, be
sides showing all the railroads Completed, survey
ed, and in progress Of construction
Messrs. Root, Anthony & Co. hare published an
excellent map of Sicily, designed , satisfy the in
torest created by the operations II Garibaldi and
his brave followers.
The map of New York and its enyhons, published
by Westerman Co., is quite curiosity in its way.
Within compass Of twelve by eglt inches II takes
in space from Hackensack to Navesink, from
north to south, and from Jamaica "a Elzabethtown,
from east to west. II also shows al the banks and
shoals in the upper and lower Bay
EN0RAyISGs.
We have received from ]. Orrei Lever, Esq.
President OF the Atlantic Royal STAN Company
an engraving of the companys nef and splendid
steamer the Connaught. Judging rom her lines,
as they appear this print she is ne of the most
perfect models aloat.