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II You'd be Armed MI Cap-a.pic,
Call on Knox Immediately,
Buy for yourself Winter Tile,
And you'll be happy all the while.
KNOX, the Halter, 9lS Broadway.
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A.-Perfcct Fitting Boots and Shoes mud
warm OvERSHoEs, cheap. at BROOKS. SIS Broadway.
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very large assortment at unusually low prices.
BALL, BLA 4 CO., Cos aud 557 Broadway.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray s!rssl
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A.--('!ub md Rink Skates Wholesale and
retail. Depot at z. BROOKS, b75 Broadway.
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A HOUSE THIEF CAPTURED.

Barometer corrected for elevation and tempera-
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

Monday, Dec. 12-1fs3J Il. NJ.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
SIGNAL SERVICE, UNITED STATES ARMY.
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Died.

GAUGHRAN.-At Newark. N. j.. on NJ nday, De.
Cember IL, Miss MARY ANN, beloved daughter OF
Richard and Nary Ann Gaughran, aged Is years,
months AMI days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her parents, 122 Ferry street. Newark on
Wednesday afternoon. at haf-past two o. clock. The
remains Will be conveyed to St. James church,
where arequiem high mass Will be offered up for tho
repose OF her soul from thence they Will be convey
TO the sepulchre grave.
For other Deaths See Ninth Puqe.l
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Tiffany e. Co.,
Union square,
are daily opening
their inportatlons OF
London, Paris and Vienna
Holiday Goods.
A.--Herring's Patent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03

There been considerable fccHig 1ninli'slcu III
street to-day, owing TO the sale, by the Treasurer of the
United states Oicio Commissioner Of the Sinking
Fnd of Al $4,000 of Government gold, and the purchase
OF it, proceeds in Government bonds without notice OF
the sale and purchase, especially as per cent cOhiS-
sion was paid both the sale aud the purchase Tie
gold wa sold at 1l4f TO 2 when gold sold on saturday
~ 1l4y aud at 49,. 100, and rs. Tie bonds were
bought at to Ia when the lowest saies were li2 is
1t seems to that the proper way for the Government
is to sell gold and buy bonds through its appointed and
proper official the Assistant Treasurer Judge Foger,
after public notice When this Is done there can be no
complaint made and no commissions paid, per cent
is worth saving in these times OF large expendi-
turcs.
is somewhat remarkable that gold keeps mp after
tie large payments made by the Government last week
aud in view of the larger payments this week. and
without any export demand for it, Gold was quoted at
10 a. i51 1890 l5i 1903 1856 1:2o l5; HAS, lls
1872 ISL 1891 li5 1907 49, 1885, 115 1853, l15l 2:l9 lisa
S:l5 49, at $780, HONG highest l5i; lowest, ia,
The transactions Of the Gold Exchange Bank today
were as follows: Clearances, S5,i3aeG gold balances,
2O9658 ~ currency balances PA Holders Of
gold paid for carrying balances from to- per cent
Government bonds have been very strong The 5-2os
Of 1902 cx coupon sold 1928 a2i Saturday l with
interest The 6 OF 1884, coupon, III ailG5 $685. coupon,
of 1865 new, 1882 $685. coupon of 1861 4i $40 coupon,
Of 1865 lli l0Os coupon 1Os: currency Co. l1s, on an
active demand for home investment.
In State bonds, Tenn, and North Carolina continue
to hold the prices Of the last week and are firm Ten
nessee COUPON $50 Tennessee, coupon new 81
a5i North Carolina new, 2Ji a2J5 In the other border
and Southern State bonds operations very Light,
and prices were sustained
Railroad bonds there not much DONE but prices
firm, with advance in Central Pacific to 9jS
Union Pacific, SCI; Ptsjnrg, Fort Wayne aud Chicago
Is lOi; Columbus Cleveland and indianapolis Central
LIST, s2Ias3.
Bank shares continue very quiet, with bids from so TO
25 without regard to reports and about Funding
bills and per cent U. S. bonds basis for circulation
The Stock market retains its strength and the conf
denee of investors and operators undated the
following comparison OF prices OF sales at the First Board
! d. MI. u.i....
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The following Is the result Of the bnsIess at thc
States Treasury:

Western Railroad connections are very important mat
tiers for the future Of NewYork and while the Pennsiy
vana and Baltimore roads vllant and busy IN PUSH
c their interests in the West and NortbWcst nDeccmcs
the New-York companies to be equally enefSeuc'
The c. c. c. and Indianapolis the Toledo and Wabash
the Chicago and EortlWcsterr the Milwaukee ana st'
paul shculd all he "eoGers" OF own Western lines
and be made pour into this city the freight from ther
long lines Attic Second Board to-day Chicago ana Nort-
Western sold at S1. do. preferred, 9l]; Milwaukee ana
Ct Paul preferred, 7Gs Chicago and Alton, li; Boston
Hartford and Erie, Co Ohio and nssis-npl, 5t5' Inc
market fell off from to per cent after o'clock Du. DC
fore the close it rallied aeain and was strong at the ose
and busin. transactions and oqcratonswero active and
excited.
TARrE ofEe Arerags Amovnt o. Lonns, Specie, cuema
fiGp Dey6sitr. ami LeGGl IgpdeTS IN Ne EthS o, h6
tty q Nese-lo'k Jcr tic i'eeE e"a"9 Sa'"'o"V apr"
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GOID INTEREST BONDS.
FIRST MORTGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT DOEDs
of Tho

WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD Co.,
PpINCIPAr AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD,
FnEE OF GOvERSMEYT TAX.
u YEAps TO RUN FROM JASUARY, 1870.
LAND GRANT OF OVER 100000 ACHES FROM Gov
ERNMENT,
mon which, together with Road and all its property,
these bonds are LIST Mortgage.
20 MILES or ROAD FINISHED AND RUNNING,
from which income is already derived, with rapidly
increasing receipts.
This Road with its connections, forms an AIR
LINE FROM ST.. PAUL TO MILWAUKEE, and Is SAY
ING OF NEARLY 100 MILES on the great Northwest
ern route TO Chicago.
ELEVEN COUNTIES along the line Of this Road Do
NATE $4,000 EACH with right OF way for construc-
ton.
This Company is EXEMPTED FROM TAXES UPON
IT'S LANDS FOR FIFTEEN YEARS, by special act OF
Legislature.
These bonds have the option of being converted
into stock and are receivable at par cash. for the
nurchase of any of the lands Of the Company.
The immense tunnage Of grain and lumber accu-
initiating weekly at st. Paul must, upon completion
of this road, be carried to Milwaukee and chicago
by this direct route.
Tho advantages, resources, connections ana lahu
grant Of this Company are fully set forth In pam
ublet which can be obtained at our Office.
A large number of these Bonds have been placed
in Europe and We now offer a LIMITED NUMBER IN
THIS MARKET At 90 FLAT, and recommend them with
confidence to our friends and capitalists fully be-
Ieviug them TO he one of the safest and cheapest
investments ever offered.
WHITE, NORRIS & Co,
BANKERS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS,
% WALI-ST.
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Company were s22e aee, OF which latter amount, TIE
Harlem Railroad Company received sr ioi The Super
intenden Mr. Hoyt IN his report tc the Board OF
over tie road during the past year and Tint during
ncrod OF IA wears last past, 2oJJ36 pase ngers were
tranSnerted over the New-Ior ard EcwHaven Rail-
road without accident to any train, while on that roa
which caused the loss OF single lifo or limb 70 any
ssenCer 90 transported Not siuge rail Of the TRACK,
either stee or iron, broke during the year"
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MONDAY, May 2-P. N

The week opens on an easy money market,
with rates call at per cent on Government coa'eras
and per cent on State bonds and other mixed securi-
ties and with the demand for money slightly increased,
by reason of the activity and large operations In the
combined buoyancy and vgor of the stock market Fer
eign exchange has receded fraction. and IL Is the
opinion Of Of conservative houses that II Wiz
not advance.
Foreign Exchange is strong today at the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03

COlFEErhe denf nd all kinds
upirgotnt movement reports Ics btr Eaa generally ste
Flock follows: Rio lJ Jaws bags Sal; Java, mats
5i,iIi tyon ags 1000 MAla1-to u'l asGa,ra ic - DoL
Tags
FOrR AND MEAL-Western end site Foar dali usaa'
she ct My snd cy sales 2C0 bbs
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THE TRrprys

Carefully reported for THE TRBrSK
NoNDAy. Nav 2 1870
ASHES dull and heavy % s6 Pearls
nonilai.
tofr0Nrie demand continues moderate RECEIPTS the
por aslsv ge; prices g.orY eaier closing wil unset
tied sales baes tA Saturday arrived Il which
TO- speculation.
future dyey saturday evening 20j bales Jane, 29{c lJ Pc
TO-DAY 100 Nov q l3l6 100 3, Pc 100 jun 2iic.: 10 az 2c
~ jane snd July 00 esoh 2llc In ale snd loo Angus;
2se-al Gu bass " Los MLllIue. " anoe fol.oNs:
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EISCJ,LIAEITs. BY v. n. THACEERAY. Vol. V. I2no.
~. Cl FIELDS, OsgOCd d Co.

EIsCTLIAEITs BY v. ~ THACEERAY. Vol. V. i2lO
u. 81. Feds, OsgOCd, d Co.
IN a preface to the collection Of Early and Late
Papers few years ago. Mr. James I. Fields told US
how ne used TO URGE rnockeray to gather up the I'M
considered triGes Which Le had scattered in his
younger days through the pages of Trase and Panct.
"Do it yourself, mon cni" was the answer, and I'll
stand 10y you" We suppose ii is Mr.. Fields who has
done il now. The fifth volume of the Miscelanies
comm ties the cheap Household Edition, the fullest
IL not the be collection Of ThacbcIay's minor pro-
GcCtiCns published, either in England or America.
Tie handsome iurs,a. u volumes Issued by Smith.
Elder & Co. omit many Of The essays given in these
modest not 10 z9y shabby, little Boston books, and
many which we shc'ld be sciry indeed TO spare
"Thcy are email r5ist0sS." sgii The aut'or;-" but
pretty good small potatoes beliege' Mr.. Michael
Angelo Titaa,si's cIiGci.ms on Pictures and
Books" may have but iii le permanent value ascliti-
c ms for they deal rather with the cphemerai pro-
ducts of the exhibitions and the Christmas book
Gales than with abstract principles Of art; yet they
ore full of rich huuor and sparkling wit and branch
out into the most charming little excursions hitler
aud thithor,--for Thacke~ay seemed to be happicst
when he could ramle away from his subject The
"Fraser Miscellanies" are nearly al delightful and
some Of the hest Of them such as Mon and Coats"
"Biucbeards Ghost, )" and Dickens il France" we've
Included in the "Eo1ly and Late Papers" "A Leaf
ont of SEctch-Bock," if oEr memory is not at fault
belongs with the Roundabout Papers. The other
contents of this volume are tie unpleasant story of
Catherine" the Christmas Books ibut ab how
sadly We miss tio illustrations Of "The Rose and the
Rincwl. few selections from Punch and one or Two
papers not classified, and finally the Ballads.
A new edition OF Evbark's Hydraulics nearly
ready for is,ue was destroyed in tine fire at the New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03

-, ,,->,r,o on THE BRITISH DRAMATisTS arr.
TUE MoiNS - from tie lest Editions. WIN s,fcs
- IN Holm s kELrIE, F. D ~, SeV'' o'" up. $40.
william " Swayhe.
TI5sis on Edinburgh edition Of yer" fair solec-
Zion of snec;mens f.om the oder dr' r9tsts and if
ono ,onct have them all in a single volume. we know
ofro botier selection. The tit however. is dccep-
tive for Mr.. Kettle confines ti,nself to the Eliza
bethan period his list of anthors beginning with
John Lily, ard ed SO with Shirley. He Ornits
Shakespeare, very lely, We think, because nobody
who reads Engh Aat all ought 10 be satisfied with
less than the cole o; Shakespeare or Lilly, Peeie
Greene, We st,r, TcTd, and Haywood he gives one
10y each of MaIlowe NaIstcn and Shirley, two;oI
BIN L,oHson, Beaumont and Fletcher, and Mas.
ST. .rr three. This furnishes toleTabie gallery OF
&c E,izabetlau dIaaatists though VIC miss Chap-
nan. Decker, and so,ae smaller names. The choce
ofspccbacns from each author is generally udicious
All tie plays arc qivcn in full, and we are assured
That hardly anything hes been found necessary IN
tho way Of exrurgatior. The spelling Is Inouerh-
ized. ard fIossarial foot-rctcs some CT when arc
entirely srre!fcous, explain the meaning OF obso-
lc,e and Of obscure phrases, not to speak OF many
nhraees which are rot obscure Gt all An lntr"duc-
lion sketches tho history of The eaily English drama
pud givos copious selections from such pioneers oil
the STAGE as shelton, Bishop Sti1, Nicholas Idali'
md Thomas c0ckville. The book Ia eXceilentiy
printed, with clear tyrc and good paper
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Tie gross receipts OF the Company from their trans
poraton business the past year. have been about sg eco
in excess OF the year dg, Willie the net earnings
after paying taxes. interest, and loss the Canal hail
road nat less The increase IN the number and
mileage OF tine trains Of about $1,000 miles, the additional
amount paid Tor taxes the extra interest growing OF
the purchase Of additional Lands IN the City OF New
York and tie large expenditure in running gravel trains
during eight months OF the year, given the priac
pal OF the increase Ia operating ssenos IL
expected, however, that the Company will begin
reap the advantages which will he gained by these i'm
proyenlents About Onehalf OF the road has been laid
with steel rails, and 10y midsummer tyOtris of the
entire track will bc of steel The equipment the road
has been considerably increased and the old ma
tcrially improved. For humber Of years the Canal
Railroad has been operated by this Company by virtue
of lease at annual loss Of from il001 10 $4,000 On
the first day OF July last the lease Of the Canal Railroad
EXPIRED AID II has since been operated by tie NewHaycn
and Northampton Company. In The settlement of some
old claims made by that Company, the NewYork and
New Haven Railroad Company, In accordance with an
award OF arbitrator appointed by mutual agreement,
were called upon 10 the sum of SIS 1913 81. This
severance Of all connection With tine Canal Railroad will
effect quite m Important saving to this Company.
CONDEMNED BAIAsCETRkLr or NEWBORN sEgHlyES
RAILROAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03
GeaeIlers

4 GERMAN LADY, TEACHER of German
~ ard French wishes to make ENGAGEMENT for the ensuing
Fall schools In EewyorL Bookyn None bat Int
establishments nel apply Address TEACHER, NO One Brook
lyn POst-Oie
A FRENCH LADY, actually teacher in a
"a g1co desires situation for the srnnr in the country
RESIDE TEACHING GOVERNESS For further information
references pl,ase call or address
ID. vERREN, 20 West Twenty seconds 81.
A LADY of Scholarship, Culture, and Ex-
pecncc wie,es new PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENT
References held Responsible sitaaon Address
b. Tribune Ollce.
rB,EACHEHS expecting to want POSITIONS
make esFy lcahOn TO AMER SCHOOL INSTITUTE"
gfe demand Principals Pubic Schools Academies
ala Bca!d.us-schoo J. W. SCHERMERNOiS, IL Boad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03
OURJST AND THE GALLOWS;
Or.
REASONS FOR THE ABOLITION
CAPITAL, PUNISH MENT.
BY MARVIN H. BOWIE.

:
BY MARVIN H. BOWIE.
CONTENTS:
Chap l. INTRODUCTION
IL CONFERENCE.-The WAR POWERS
I'LL THE RIGHT OF GOVERNMENT TO IMPLICIT THE
PENALTY OF DEATH EXPLICITLY DENIED
" sACREDYRSs or HUMAN LIFE
" THE IRRBMEDIABLE LAW
VI INSANITY A PREDISPOSIEG CAUSE OF CRIME
VII THE DEATH MENACE As DETERRENT or CRIME
VIII TIIB DEATH PUSISIInEST-lrs MORAL EFFECT UfoN
SOCIETY CONSIDERED.
" PROGRESS IN Penal LEGlSLt1lON
y PENAL REFORM IN GREAT BRITAIN.
XL PROGRESS OF PENAL LEGISLATION IN THE UNITED
STATES.
XII ard XIIl PROGRESS OF PENAL LEGISLATION IN THE
WESTERN SThTIS.
XIV CHRIST AND TRB GALLOwS-THE SCRIPTURE AR
GUMENf
XIV CHRIST AND TIE GALLOWS-C'iRlSTS REBUKB OF
TIE SPIRIT or RETALIATION.
IN ONE VOLUME.
HANDSOMELY BOUND IN CLOTH. PRICE -
Sert b. mail on receipt Of pnce
TIL: TRIBUNE,
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New CIVILIZATIONS.
MEXICAN PHOTO-LlTHOGRAPli w.
"a OFFICE has removed 10 10. 40 Fulloa-se =,

Tn Press-Rsady In few days:
EWBANK's HYDRAULICS.-A Descrlp.ive
H. and Historical Of Hydraulic and o'oi Ah-'n' " S
water Also Observations Mechanic Arts ara the Steam
Illustrated by nearly ThfEE HUNpfiaD hh"HA'iN"''
sIXTEENTH Edition, with additional matter,
BY THOMAS EwBANK, late Comnsionr OF Patents one h'e
octave vop boand IN cloth Price sc Sent by mail on oe"
D.. .A,. THE TRIBUNE, New-loi.
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Loans 51ie Ienles...... 49, oAocs
S,,e........... 2a,l,5O De so
Cirenlati. ........ saa- 3jo
Co4n-s April %, s4ifC 800 %
C.Ers ending n 81, t5 ia {.
the oalr2 ATtl - 7........... l1l ~
l. Ices she veeA ending April 3d. l.......... 20ii11i ~
The following is the programme Of the TT aSliry De
uartmcut in regard 10 bcJd puTc aScS anC gold sales
during the month If Nay, the same tGyire breG copied
AIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03

Some idea OF tie increase ~ business this road may
De gathered from the fact that during the wear ehing
March ~ 1882 tue earnings OF the Company were So 1905
wLle during The year Just closed the earnings of tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03
CuRRrsCY BONDs

Yielding 10 purchasers revenue OF 9 per cent per
aunum on amount invested. Some and per cent
prime County bonds, principal and interest payable
by the State of Illinois, for sale at discount. All
exceedingly desirable security.
GOLD BONDs
Seven per cent Sold bonds of the great Midland
Railroad Of New-York, issued only on finished road,
and Issue limit to about half cash cost, for sale at
par ard interest.
Eight per cent Gold bonds of Montgomery and
EufaIla Railroad, Endorsed by State of Alabama
ISSUED only on finished road and limited by law to
$4,000 per mile, for sale AZ par and interest.
Seven per cent Gold bonds Of ST. Louis and South
Eastern Railway Ia road highly commended by the
business men OF ST. Louis One of the cheapest gold
bonds on the market Price %! and interest
The per cent gold bonds are free of United States
tax, and can be registered. For sale by
GEORGE OpDYKE & Co, p Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03

THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS. AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD Co.-'fbe coupons of the First Mortgage
Bonds OF this Company, due May l. viii be paid in
gold coin, free of Government tax, and after that
date, presentation NJ the Banking House of HENRY
'CIEWS y Co, 81 Wali-st
JOIN II. DAvEY, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE I Pr CENT Bonds az 80 and interest
We have only limited amount to offer at this price
DREXEI, WINTHROP d CO., IS Wall-st
JONI j. Cisco &, Son, 50 Wall-st.
}. Is. ALEXANDER d Coz 10 NaSsau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03

BsNKlyG HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws Il Co.,
90 WAL-ST.
Interest allowed on al daily Balances Of Currency
or GCld
Persons depositing with us can check at sight IN
the same manner as with National Banks.
Certificates of Deposit Issued payable on demand
or at fixed date bearing interest at current rate ana
available in all paris Of the United States.
Advances made 10 Dealers Mt all times, on ap-
proved colaterals at market rates of interest
We buy sell, and exchange all issues OF Govern
ment Bonds at current market prices also Coin and
Coupons ard execute orders for the purchase and
sale of Gold and all iTst-class Securities, ON commits
sion.
Gold banking Accounts may be opened with us
upon he same conditions as Currency Accounts.
Railroad state, City, aud other Corporate Loans
negotiated.
Collections made everywhere in the United States,
Canada, and Europe.
Dividends and Coupons collected.
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So 80, errrar. hHT ID HERMANN DUEING I'VE

sC,-T r,eI AcTTNtTs tTT y GERMANY DtElNtI HE
EfIDDiI AGg- By Dr. WILHELM LUBE, froICs-
f..,f Ar History i S, at;tdrt. Translated nom tIc
Fifth CONAN J. i.ol by l.. a Wleltley: sVO. ".
2eq. Tln'rlt.t Thomas C. jack Ncw-Iork; scrlp-
Ecg, wexford, CO.
d. LubLc is well known as critic and historian
of art, and the work Of which we have here a very
fair trartaton has long been held in Germany III
high rcputo L embraces both survey 81 church
architecture and history and description of church
furniture. Ia tie frs; part the author traces the
development If styles, from the time of the first
Christian Lasli.as. through the byzantine,
Rouanceoue. and Transition periods, to the
thirl epoch of Gothic architecture dSj-l5-5), where
Lis subject ol.srs 70 tits he adds an account Of
triclbrildiag in Germany, aad a very interesting
charter on .hc Arrangement of Ionastcrics III the
Middle Ages The Second Part is concerned with
the interior ft,i2rs and utensils of churches-the
altar and sacred vessel Is the taberuaclcs r,Quarlos,
sscramcua shrivcs fonts, hoiywatcr vessels, chan
deliers. caudlestjcie, sc. end the decoration and
ARRANGEMENT Il. H.Wrical books. Screens pupis,
orlauS stalls clocks bells, and miscellaneous furni-
tune are fully ,atod, ana there IS chapter on eccle-
siastcsl decorative art, including sculpture, glass
staining tcpostrv iie-wOIl, Sc. but not painting.
The text is illustrated with 1Si wood-cuts and
ground -plsus, ricst'y Of excellent quality, with the
aid Of which tie volume is rendered remarkably
clear aEd interesting.