New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16

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TA6 Hon. Gideon Welles win contribute the
exNof EAs GaIGv series Of political articles His paper
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N Win h detailed history Of The capture Of New
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2onAOns Of other military and naval oommAnders.
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American works Of fiction Transactions from the best
Erehoh and German authors VII also De ineinoeSS'
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A new series Of stories by Jacob Abbott is
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The same house announce also Bede's Charly neH
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same author 1.-The old Back Room py JENNY pnr,tan
LScker las5ratee " and Gems from the Poets
for Youthful Readers"
Robert Carter g. Brothers are preparing
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poem YESTERDAY To-day, and Forever OF wmch H'OoO
nOpies have been sold in the palmer STYLE The same
house have nearly ready new and revised edition from
ncv fstercotype plates Of President AcOosh's work.
.ntnons OF the Mind" They are now selling the NTH
thousand OF his lectures Christianity and Posi-
tvsm which we're delivered in this city last Spring
Ahont ~ years there appeared In London volume
for children but which seemed 10 nave an aItIsct0n
readers Of s sgeS entitled % & mn m
Fishers It repubished In this city and had VIDE
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by John HOwie With more than 100 illustrations The
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Several new works of interest are announced
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Porter Of Yale College, review Of the arguments OF
Huxley Spencer and Others aiming to that on the
principle Of many Of the current PHILOSOPHERS which
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philosophy is impossible to have any trustworthy in
duoton at all a popular work on "COrals and Coral
Jslands" by James D. Dana, Professor OF Geology in
Yale large octave volume Of some 400 pages illustrated
ceptions from designs made by Professor Dana, who
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also announce The Theology Of the New Testament"
translated from the Dutch of J. j. Van OOsterzee
Professor in the University at Utrecht, and better
known 20 American readers Of the authors or
Iange's Commentaries; "a Comparative History OF
Religions" by James c. Mofatt d. d., Professor OF
Church History in Princeton College The aim OF this
investigate closely possible the original
creed Of mankind, by actual examination OF the most
ancient scriptures to pursue the comparative history OF
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far possible all religions, ancient and modern and
20 determine possible the essential principles inherent
IN all and wherein they differ They have in press also,
Bible Lore" series Of chapters on the rare manu-
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of the Bible.