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Arrival Of the Gunboat Cuyler-Yellsw
Fever in the Block AIDE.

The U. S. gunboet X. Il. Cuyier, Commander
Phillips Gate Commander Winslow, who died a,
SEAL from Key West Aug 20, and Nas1au, N. p,
August 20, arrived on Saturday morning. On
the I'd instant, off the lsaacs, spoken United
States gunboat Huntsville, who reported hav.
ing lost their Surgeon the day previous, and
had five officers then sick with yellow fever.
Aug q, lat. 3V 23o, Ion. IS l50, BEARDED British
schooner Anna Sophia OF Nassau, from E1rma try
ing 70 evade The blockade Ut Wilmington, N. CT;
pu, prize crew Oh board in charge OF Acting Master
n. W. Dyer, and sent her TO New-Yo'k. Aug. d,
Oh Nassau, was boarded by IL. II. N. gonboat Mel
Pomene, who sent her Surgeon DR.. Radcllff, TO en-
DER ASSISTANCE 10 number q ,be crew, who, with
the shps surgeon, were sick at the time. The sick
meas al Ne! West had abated, sad Wa easrely con-
pned W the troops in the fort.
Commander Francis winslow ID Vie X. r. Cuyler
died on board Aug. %. He was a native Of Rox-
bury, Mass. His body is On board.
The gunbost Albatross and frigats 81. Lawrence
were at Key West, Aug. 20.
Lisr oy OyyIcEss -Liest Van Pb,n,. Co,ou.nd,f, D.
N Freeman, EX Officer; T. Wight w a W.,san Acting.
m"teI. r. M. Wnsix Psynis'tsri H. Wsite Chief EDsi
peeri w Adsr 70 do )" Morris, ID do j. o N, rris X
Dyer, 8 H. Cooper. Acting has,sr. W. Bushnsil Cap.
tsI's Clerk
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Personal Items.

AIr. Edwin Forests engagement begins at kbio 6
on the 18th Of this month. He ia 10 play for 10
nights-four nights in q week-ard will then, under
Mr.. Whestleys mana cement, 60 TO Boston and Phil
sdephis. The oh:nights in EewYork will be occu-
pied by Nr. Hacket,. In ease of delay in RIsoris
arrival, Mr. Forrest may remain Q while longer at
Niblo's. Mis- LAars Keens will undoubtedly
open her theaer at about the time Of Mr.. Wallack
opening, with Q succession OF comedies. The
specrcular piece which abe is preparing
will be produced h.er in the season.. Ar.
bod worth is to head the orchestra at Hisos 81 the
com NE nesment OF the regular Fall season. 1.-The
new ,heater in Ph1sdelphis y nearly completed.
lite management we understand has been offered 10
Mr.. Wheatley bat is net probable that be will &C.
cept. -. Mr.. J. s Clarke is playing an engagement
a, Fords Thester, in wa.hinstop.-...M Jane
Coombs ID at the Howard Athena um, IN Boe,on.-...
Mr.. AcKean Bac1snzn has become she manager
Of the Union Thea,er, San Francisco. Miss
Maggie Michel 10 at the Arch-street Ire
ster Philadelphia. The Rayel Company will
visi, Philadelphia after the conclusion OF their New
York engagement. :. Mr.. Gottsehaik is sConrning
at Sehooley's Mountain, New Jersey. LIS pur-
poses for the Bext Season are indefinite, bat II If
probable tba, he will remain and give concerts
in this country. lie will sersnly play once OF twees
in order to hLy introdues q new pianoorte OF Mr.
Chickerng, in which, by new mechanical sxpedients,
the sorority Of the instrument n greatly increased,
while iss delicacy sad briansy remain sniuPaired.
This is the Last problem Of pianoforte msnuiactur-
ers, for il has hitherto been ount that what an in-
strumea. gains in boldnsss and breadth Of tone, II
loses in those finer qualities which to the vrtuoso
ape most essential. The Chiekering pianos have
beer principally c0nsPieaoas for She precision, ser
ness and brilliant rspidity Of their action. To add
10 this tho full resonance which belongs 10 piano
fortss of less perfect construction, s Al achievement
which amateurs readily estimate. ...One OF Mr.
Robert Stoepsls first musical incidents 1t Walsck $
next season, will be an orchestral arrangement OF
selections from Mr.. GoleChalk's compositions.
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Foreign Intelligence.

TIE two Italian operas in London are closed. 1heil
last DAYS were The most brilliant Of the season.
Coveut Gsrien "M.sapicllo" was produced with
much splendor Mario vas the revolutionary hero
His acting and his manner are praised unstintedly
but his voice said 70 b. II state bordering ipor
secession. The weekly papers indulge III jes's upon
the sabiect- One Of ,hem ssys: When Mario has
quite lost his voice, how long afterwsrd will he con-
unue TO be engaged a singer Al the Royal Italian
operal We will return 10 this question III a few
years" II 10 admitted however, that no person cal
lx upon ksro's legitimate successor. T.mberk'
notes are said 10 be losing ease apd roundness, and
even Giugni the new light has been convicted Of
decreasing power. Another interesting incident coz
uec,ed with the elOse Of the Covent Garden season
WAS the benefit Of Miss AdehIa Patti, who sang OIL
tina. occasion in the Barber" in a scene from
4" Dinorah." and gave, besides, Home, Sweet
Home in English.
The las, nights a. the Opera House in tie Hay
market were distinguished by she appearance OF
Miss Louisa Pyne % Zerlins, IN "Don Giovanni
lin opposition to Mis- Pasti, who took the same part,
frequently on the same night, at Covent G"ddenl j.
aud tho production Of patriotic eantanta on the sub
iect of she Freedom Of Ilaly, composed by signor
Giuglini, who IL . Gsribaldmn by Pripsiplc by AT
tachment and BY bis personal history, inasmuch
NJ he fought under the gresS liberaor at Rome III
lS49. The two houses were 10 be reopened imne-
da,ely for English opera, Louisa Pyne and Mr. har'
tsou taking Covent Garden, where new works OF
Wallace. Ha,toa and Bsfe are 70 be produced, and
"combins,ion" establ.bisg itself at Her Ma
jeety's.
The Italian singers, now that their work Is done,
are dispersng from Loadon. The Aarchlsio sisters,
who. like 40 many Of their craft were tohAve visited
America but didn't, have gone " Paris. 30 has
Mile Trebeli, the great card Of Her hjesty's Thea,
ter las, season, and Mario. Tauberlik and Didiee
the contradict 20 to St. Petersburg Neri.Beradi
and G. .ssier TO Moscow, and Glugini 10 Barcelon'
Adelna Patti remains for tie present in England,
and will sing in the provinces.
At Drury Lane TheaIer, Mr.. Doucicaut continues
(" The Colleen Bawn." He bias engaged Mrs. Geo.
Jordan to play Anne Chute. Miss Avonia Jones Is
acting with tolersble success al the Adelph Mr..
George Jordan has made his mark at the Princesss
and is nov IA regular member % the company. Mr..
Sothern in the part of Lord Dundreary, al
the Eaymarket, is uuabAted. There has been 10
such run" since the time, long, long ago, when
Peg Wellington played Sir Harry Wlldair. NJ.
Oxeniord, theatrical critic Of TIE London Times,
has produced successful piece called " Bristol Di-
mcnis," ut the ST. James, Theater.
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Registering the Rnroliment-TL. miIisar,
Called Upon.

Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock a most di..
graceful scence occurred in the neighborhood of
Tenth and Christian streets caused by general a..
saul, being MADE, by number of persons upon one
OF the deputy marsbals engaged An enrolling the
t mes Of persons liable TO draft, and the disturb
ance assumed such shape that the military had finally
10 be called upon for protection Ii that one
OF the deputy mar.as called 1t the house of Parck
Blue, No l,eJ Milton street, and, in answer to the
usual question as to whether there were any par
tons subject to military duty living in the place, re.
esiyed torrent Of abuse and threats. lie accord
tneiy called on Deputy Marsbals jenkins and
desperate remittance, succeeded in carrying Patrick
Blue TO the Central Station. They then procured a
squad Of men, under Capt. Hooper. and thee, to-
geiher with High Constable Harry Clark and a few
elnzens, proceeded TO The spot. On arriving N the
nci9isy, great agitation was obsesved among We
ssaizens ef the vaHsu Leyn ORA. Bppsi a.
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Of acting entirely unfeterei by those forms and
rigors of tradition which sometimes clog bic best
known performances, and one which ought TO rank
very high in public appreciation. This drsma n pro-
duced with great attention to details Of local incl
dent and scenery.
The unsuccessful season Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Florence, closes with the present week. 1t would
hardly be pro6tabeto discuss the Of ts failure
as it stands merley incident In the progress Of
Wsllaek's Theatre, and s UNDERWOOD to be in no way
connected with the general career Of the house. We
certainly do regret that the stigma Of bad manage
ment should in any way Be a. ociated with tab
shment of such worthy ranI but since it is known
to be entirely outside Of Mr. Wallack's jurisdiction
public confidence in him will continue undated
Farces and protesn pieces are the bill for this week
The announcement Mt thu, Gen. Corcoran win visit the
theater has been withdrawn.
The intelligent jury selected by Mr.. Barnum TO
decide upon the respective merits Of Gen. Tom
Thumb and Commodore Mutt have been unable TO
agree upon verdict. Mr.. Bsrnam, however will not
consent to their discharge Another anda final week
is 10 be given up TO the solution Of the problem. Lest
the same result shoud again ensue Mr. Barnum has re-
solved TO stimulate the contestants by the offer OF an
additional prize Of $500. Each now is expected to
surpass himself, If not the other. In any event. this
will be the last week Of their joint appearance Her
cues will hereafter tickle lions 10 death with his
club in distant climes and Napoleon will mediate on
the muAbility Of military glory iu the crowded balls
of Boston. We learn BY special messenger that we
fish in the aquaria are to be unusually Angelic this
week. Public reprobation of the shameful treatment
which the patient cow-ish have received from the
acrd cherubs has brought the latter 70 sense Of the
snormty Of their conduct and the necessity for better
behavior in the future
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nar.ed his men, at either end Of Milton street. to

persed his men, at either end Of Milton street, to
prevent escape, and then proceeded to search the
house. But the bird, one Wait, had flown by u
back alley, or over fence into another house. A,
any rate be could not b found, and, Of course, no
one Of his fellow-c country in the neighbOrhood
had seen him leave. The military then
marched back to their quarters, receiving by the
way some abuse from the countless throng Of nu-
washed females who lined the door steps. Blue
will have hearing to-day, Vt the Marsha's Office,
and will probably be made a soldier without being
drafted. IPhiladelpbia Pres.
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TIE CASE o. rHr STEAMSHIP ORgTo.-Tht
Oreto case was des,ed Oh the I'd INST al Nassau II
the Vice-Admralty Court. The Judge aesreed "a
she should be Tesiored, each party paying h's OWL
costs,
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AWAp F.uILr-Hr. William A. Stevens, aged
80 yes.s, residing at No. Isl Orsbsrd street. offers
himself az a volantser. His sops John and William,
aged respectively 20 and u years, have been II
seven battles, as members Of the Hawkins Zouaves.
Charles, aged H. has joined regiment ia MorrisanIa;
Edward, aged lc, was rejected on Saturday as being
under age. This is ole of the families which help
TO make history.
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FIRsuAS's FuxERaL.-The members of the New.
York Fire Department united yesterday in paying
the las, tribute of respect 70 the remains OF their Late
associate, Daniel Donovan one Of the Assistant Enc
yineets OF the Department. Every company was
represented at the funeral. The body was conveyed
from the late residence OF the deceased, No. Madi'
son street, TO st. Andrews Church. corner OF Dnihe
street and City Hall place, where the services Tor inc
dead, according to the rites of the Roman Ca'no"'
Church we're performed. A procession Was o'en
formed, aud marched up Broadway 70 .a'ary
Cemetery, where the deceased was inferred Inc
various conn anies wore their respective "a'ges "s
officers having their trumpets drsped I'D mourning
TIE Chief and assistant Engineers Aced as mar
shals The Fire Department banner was o0rhe IN inc
line bv Eugne Company No. II. Tue Board OF Flfe
and Apu.,al Commissioners. the officers OF the Fire
Deosr,mem Fund and the Exempt Firemen's Assoc
cio,ioo united in the solemniries The deceased was
., priuter by trade, and was well known through tee
rooms of New York. He has been for several
resrs an Assiuan; Engineer aud for ten year, PRIOR
70 hi. eectios to that Office was an active member Of
Engine Company No. 10.
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A REGISTER OF TIE NAnrs OF SICK AND
WOUNDED SoLDIER..--he1rs. Clussman and
Hutchinson Witt all hospitals in ths city and vicinity
where shey obtain the names Of regiments, con.
panies, complaints, and date Of admission Of all
pa,eue, which are carefully kept On a mammoth
register at the Park Barracks where Gil persons ~
inqnring for either the above-named gentlemen can
obtain full information Of their friends. This idea
originated with Col. Geo. Bliss, jr., and meets with
very general appreciation.
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ILLyEss OF DIR. CHMvER.-The illness Of DE.
Cheever which was induced by his great
labsss for the liberty and safety Of the country has
within the psss few weeks assumed more serioos
aspect. lie 10 now at ThrogRs Neck, Westehesier
County, quite prostra,e and in consequence will mot
be able 70 resume bis labors at the Church OF the
Puri,ans, on tie frs, Sabbath Of September.
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Gov Edward Sta.ly Of North Carolina arrived In
this city Saturday morning, and has taken ROOMS
at the Aston House.
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Il L Is UNE ALTMAN A &
- FOR 1862,

-hs p0iol@i ANNtAL Ia now ready II contains;
ElECilpN RET rms iron, all the s,,., a, a.. Ioiao
IodDg elections Ia 1851 ersuy complied for the Tribun,
AJnaDsc. " Wv $1,000
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDA AIRS
for the year 1852; NV
BUVEENMLNI Of tie UNITED STATpg ,..,,iv.
srd Judicial Enyoys FItrsorinsry aud Mi,t,. e.dso,
from the United Ststes At fofeisD Courts. '
SENATE OF the UNITED STATS M.nbs,. y, ,..s
hsd VI ''
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVE Of An. IyNIrrn
STATES Politically classified.
LIST Of STATES Capitals. 0ovsrnors times Of Lssi,s
live Meetugs General Elections ETC., s"
POPULATION Of EACH STATE by COUNTIES ,,.o
the Population Of the principal Cities Of the United ss,o
from the Census Of 1850:
THE MORRILL, TARIFF ard tho TARIFF ACT Of the
Special Sessos-botb completes
Also ABSTRACTS VI tue other important Act, of thu
Second Session Of the xXXVIh Colsess and the gpsc
ses.on Of the XXXVllh Also. the more Important Proos
a CHRONOLOGICAL ACCOUNT Of the important events
connected with the rebellion. and other matters Of general
interest.
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DEADY THIS DAY:
IL APPLETONS
RAILWAY GUIDE
MARCH.
PAIGE rs CESIs. ..,


CONTENTS OF MARCH NuMBEHi
NSTRy1To ND T9 2sh fPhoohEss To
tween .Yori. Phil.delphis, Baltimore, and
%:ssrsss f *. %: sig. ps hs;'S 20:
land Emigration; Northern CommsIce inaspe"ds pen.
Of the W The psn R:no S P.S"sh and
Couneilsvils Railway Company Rsilwsys Of the
United stses Railsays In C.nsds; bnu.n INA, nal.
The Railway Iniere., 10 tho South; Animal Report
q tn. Cleveland aud P,'bar.h R.lwsy com .!sH
Of RAILWAY Companies; f.i.TspR Line and STAG.
Route 70 Isls sapeioI M.:i';igpl and t H;.0SIi
Bstimor. and Ohio R.ilwsy; Buffalo and stsis
Line Railway. Wsstsrn lMss') Railway; Piits.
S Mis-: fi R w:y.if t s%a aS ks".y p
In-ANECDoTEs AND INCIDENTS OF TRAvEL;
Exciting Incident 10 the Life Of Gerard the Lion
hleri AfoTtuus in isef; Chicago hnllw.y IN, IN.
iacident' ~ Down IN FRONT . yis,i%i,ed limo:
Didn't Tss q. shG w. TO. p .i Boz
No, rruns but Almighty Discouraged.
W-SpEx 10 aAlLwAf @Ars s,ovo III, DIG
ference Of Time brtwesn the varOrs Ct.. Of the
United States. Including San francisco C'liforni''
VL-APPLETON's RAILWAY GUIDE COUNTING
vu-Ar PGF9f Sst NERO iNrnr TIMETABLE.
THE UNITED STATES AND CANADAs.
h.-THHOIDH IFS TO ana nom view OH TnnA
deiphi. Baltimore, Buffalo Cl-vesnd. Toledo, Chi
esgo Cincinnati St. Louis, &c with Maps an ether
Information relsnE TO the Tesdisst ans OF travel
ing and from all the principal cities, South East,
snd West
X-A LIST or PROMINENT HOTELS IN THE
PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNION
MA GAZETTEER OF THE UNITED STATES, or
RANGED under the separate Msps Of Railway.
XII-SENEN1Y0NE MAPS on THE PRINCIPAL
RAILWAYS
XIII.-NRW TIMETABLES corrected to date.
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Chances for Dneiness nlcn.

I HAVE one Of the bcst-iurnished ana most
complete REAL ESTATE OFFICES IN the city ana Va .
first ass location understood the business" nave ~
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nothing now. will tale partner OF sell out OF nnsNo "
any other respectable and sss paying busissss ~he
money and service. be- turned account TIE very
e.. reference. for honesty and integrity will be gwen sau
risidy required. Address propositions. with real name !"
n NJ. b., Station o., PostOftcs.
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ALI, persons DESTROYS Of getting rid OF DE
~ CAYhD TEETH snd ROOTS. go.i,iyely without P,i pa,
FLED CIIIOROfORM, a. administered dsiy by Or w a.
SON No Bsnd.t bssq,its fol- ct. n,s,'sS mo. 80
cent, Refer 10 Drs Posd chfst WortoT, Webb and "7
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8taticnerp and fanep GOODS.
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SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS,
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.

MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD
On rseslpt Of any Of the following in cssh post
stamps the win send BY return mail or sthsrwss
directed Gold Pen Psn'. 'eesas he 'am' sse''d"S
"a"'~'''1 SoID PENS, WITHOUT CASES,
Fer IS cent, th. Magic Psn for % cents tho Lsciy Fen
Pen; md for % q, Oh Il. f.s.i:iSr r..'' ~
Tbs Sues are, Nos: 2. ,. !. snda xu,,,,,o>,
TIE SAME PEAS GxsEs s S WiTH PEasIs
For 50 cents the Magic Pens for IS cents n. Lucky Pen
md o 81 81 thy Fns.or P.n These az: ..n:h.d
good wnx Gold Pen: with IadeuIn Points, Ii. svsI.s:
Steel si Pens my Wv " "'''' 80 80 ''''-
The n.ns "a. Morton Number" and "oo,lity' ar:
for ,a months except against sccden The numbers Indi
cate ave only: no. being tie smallest. No the largest
S Cold Pa. no Long and
Nibs q. .ires and qualities Short Nibs Of Nos and
and only quality The engraving f.c'in,'
" GOLD PENS. WITHOUT CASES
For u cents, No. Pen lsi quality, or No. r"n' ID
FoIsl mo 2 Pen LIST quality, No. oPen. I'd quality,
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For q 50 .No. Pen IL quality, or aN0 Pen I'd quail
for u IS No. Fen j., quality, orsNo sP.n ID quality.
,g g2T ss,: No PEN l,s quality s,rvvp rxrrvson
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Yor 80 sNo. PEN lr quality. ora Nos Pen 90 quality
~ OF No. Pen, I'D quality.
For u! NO. Pen let quality. or No fsn' "a qesh'!'
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hy. OF . No Pen, ID quality
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For g. 80 . No. Pen. IL. quality. ..
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For 81 No. Pen; for 81 IS mo. 5Psn for 81 70 .
No. 6 Pen; For 81 50 . No. I Pen.
For tssNo. sPsn; for esq No. sPsni ard for *ss No.
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The I Quality" pointed with the very best rlaosm!n
Points carefully selected and u :bs quality arc so
With The slightest impeec!ion which skD and The closes
scrutiny can detect .
The ID Quality" are superior to any Pens made b, HIN
previous to the year 1850.
Tho "a Quality" be intend: shall sqa, IN respect to pa,
rsbDy, Elasticity and Good Writing Qualities The only tFls
considsrsiions) any Gold Pens made slsev here
In regard the Cheap Gold Pens be beEs leave 10 say ths
previous 70 operating his New aud Patented Machines no
coul have made Good Writing and durable Pens for
the price. had the Gold been furnished graiui.ously.
Psrtss rd>v19 susf n al 'nsf0Se" sp>evy ne Hnm
Der ," aud QBaly" y tie PeE,r P,ss and Co'1 rdnfsf
aHd BE- particular d>.cyibr The ktnd Of Pea they prefer
vhs1ev st6 or iinIsr, ooarU ~ .fas
country. .D.mo,,
No Is staidsu Lsbe, Nsw-York.
ANY ope .sndur snsls letter viii receive or
eulsr with the engraving 20 sboSs referred TO-
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OUR MOTHER MASSACHUSETTS,.
BATTLE BAL AID,
ny A. J. ". DrsApyB
VIII be ready 10 day In toe

NEWYORK WEEKLY,
SrsBrR Oss
Of Series OF BALLADS written the pIescnt Rebs1on
The frs' one IL entitled
THE MARCH TO THE CAPITAL.
In choo.ing his theme for the e,sreIse Of his muse MI
Dugsnns shows sicesn, judgment; we'll good taste
There not lover Ct the Union who will not peruss
With delsh, the poetry vh maiss Immortal the patriotic
sections Of the grand army which rushed to th. dssnss Of tn.
most bsasn Government which eI!s.ed when 1t Wa
sssied by uslioToas foes Nj DusApse rery properly
chooses the subject OF al. hrs ballad tho s,cI III.
Ns,sehusss regimen, marching through Baltimore ~.
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AIDS TO FAITH.
u .sr,,, Of Theological Esssys by several writsrs
T3i,d bv WILLIAM THOMSON d. D., Bishop Of olouces
ter aud Bristol o,,,uxn.
l. ON MIRACLES AS EVIDENCES OF CHRISTI
ANIrY. By Prof H. L. Msnsel
TIANIrY. By Dr. Fitzgerald. Bishop Of Cork.
Ill PROPHECY tx Pref Pref scb msGrp, u n
Cook Chaplain to the Queen
V. THE MOSAIC RECORD OF CREATION. BY Prof.
A. MoCsul D. d. 49, -
VI ON THE GENUINENESs AND AUTHENTICITY
OF THE PENTATEUCH. BY Prof Geo Rawlin-
VII. INSPIRATION By Prof Edward Harold Browne.
VIII THE DEATH or CHRIST. by Dr. VIM. Thompson,
Bishop nf Gloucester. .
* SCRIPTURE AND ITS INTERPRETATION. BY
Prof c. j. Ellicott.
London. John Murray. VOL. 8vo cloth. 80.
This long looked for to Essays aud kevews By
the pe talent OF the English Church this day received
aud for sle by eCklbNER Co.,
C. ScHisSsR,( No. ia Grsndst.,
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