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TNMAN LINR. ,,ou,,
q Cape Race Alshoaeh ths voyage & thus ensihensd
much freedom from iogs and floating Ice and the
danger Of navigation consequent thereon.
Royal F oh ns: ss xsD V I'll oo"'
CITY CITY OF OF AHIWERP Saturday Feb. y at n
SfY SifY Ss s. SsSsS
and each succeeding SATURDAY THURSDAY from Pier
CABIN-s7o $50 and $50 gold, according to accommo-
london : se ss,:
Hamburg, $50 Prepaid certificates ssz: currency.
PR Drafts issued M at lowest rates ,,.,,.,. ,, =. 49,
apply the
RIVER ssrass =. 50 Ysr
s as a rss 6nestnst sasaoe street Philadelphia
F. G. Brown, s. South Clark, corner Lake street, Chi
William Inman, Liverpool. and No. Rue Scribe Paris
STATE OF pnsssy1ystsssn%.A ysstsssn%.Aggif ggfAzr OF LOUISIANA
sTA sATE OF Of vkSN SAFE EHTF F G o5 AsHH s
Of F%LoKIpA % pullaamg}, STATE OF INDIANA, STATE
g
STATE STATE OF OF GEORGIA. sails @ Saturday, Xprii4 i q
esE ss s.nss SG5n nxs. Sw York
Rates of passage CABIN, 800 and $780, gold; seenge
For further particulars apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN 4
Co. Agents. IL Broadway. New YORK.
EoR PLYMOUTH, CHERBouRG, HAMBURG.
e The HamburgAmerican Packet Compsny's iron
mail steamship poMMERAN1A.
Captain H. F; schwensen. will sail Thursday, Feb.
Rates Of passage to Plymouth London, cherbourg and
First csbnzUpper saloon. slso lower saloon s7s gold
TO na sa al in Eng
land, scossnd sea VALE, :s r'' '0-. - eng
KgNHAepT CO, vi" 9" 3 sfstSf RiSHxkS ssoAs
Baoad New York 2ok
,no vie or NoTi0E tho chance. ., oo.o,
the Of this line take specified course for all
6n he onward passage from Queenstown for New
be home ward passage crossing the mer idan of 50
3ap oRfh ROYAL
shnSa T x2sk AND
y i 's;::s
HsI PhETSIA sss Mar Mar
dIsI NAV
YORK Vt MARKED rS
S : s @
s Tickets SIS
Europe st isSsss rsses
9r As ssn
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and cabin passage apply at the companys
office No Bo wiling Green. For steerage passage Iii
~ CHAKLES g. FRANCKLyN, Agent
or to 7. II. DU VERNET,
Clark and Randolph Streets Chicago Ill.
UIAGLB LINE.
II UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG.
The elegant Clyde built steamship
SCHILLER
Captain Thomas will sail Tuesday, February a. from
Eagle Line pier. foot of First street Hoboken.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH LONDON. CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG
Cabn-First aoon. $2o gold second saloon, $72 gold
steerage-To Plymouth and London. $30 currency; to
from Hamburg, $36 currency For freight apply TO
passage apply to KNAuTH, NACHOD KUHNE. Gen.
eral Agents, llS Broadway.
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEENS
u town and Liverpool
Sailing every Tuesday
WISCONSIN, Freeman ........... Feb ~ at $50 A. NJ
From pier IS North RIVER.
Cabin passage, $50, gold; steerage, $50, currency.
Prepaid tickets, $32 currency.
Passengers booked to and from Paris, Hamburg, Nor
way and Sweden DC. Drafts Ireland, England
France and Germany at lowest rates Apply to
WILLIAMS GUTON, 20 Broadway.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
- WISCONSIN. sailing Tuesday February IT, will carry
limited number Of intermediate passengers at $50
rency each AppTyII TyIIg2r1.xs . cr,ox 90 a,,,
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lust ARRIVED THIS MORNING, Is GOOD WORK
81 Horses from to years old; suitable for all pur
bose to be sold cheap Apply at l76 Mercer street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-16

UAPsCOTT BROTHERS 4 CO..
EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE OFFICE,
6 South street
Dysfu los q and upYaSds taopsd u loves IAtes
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JNANTED-A PAIR OF SOUND WELL BROKEN
w Horses. Address II. d. w. liz Madison avenue, for
one week. stating price.
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
IN DAILY LINE 70 Norfolk,
und Monday Tuesday Thursday and saturday to Peters

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From pier North River foot of Beach
leave daily ats NJ for Norfolk and passenger steamers
for Norfolk City Point and Richmond on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays same hour.
Through bills Of ading and tickets issued to
all points South aud Southwest Virginia and Tennes
see Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other lines; also by
Chesapeake and ohio Railroad for Western points and
by steamers at Norfolk for Newpern and Washington.
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INOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
The steamship MISSISSIPPI,

from pier 36 North River foot OF North Moore street,
on Saturday, February 81 at O'Clock p N.
Freight received daily Through rates given to St
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda.
tons apply to FREDERICK BAKER, pier s. North
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NCHOR LINE.
"A steamers sail from pier % North RIVER New York.
EVERY WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY. =
CALEDONIA. We'd, Feb. !s ELysIA sat, Mar.
ETHiOplA. sat, Feb. q CAsTALIA.. Wed, Mar.
VICTORIA sat, Feb q TRINACRIA, Wed. Mar. y
MACEDONIA. We'd, Mar. fICALTFORNIA.S 4 sat, MAT -
The passenger accommodations the steamers O. this
line are unsurpassed for elegance and comiorL Ceon
CABIN PASSAGE TO OR FROM
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY
WE'D STEAMERS, S65 and S,a Return sls1 currency,
STEERA0E PASSAGE
To Glasgow, Liverpool, London. Queenstown. London
derry, Belfast, Bristol or Cardf, $50. currency.
Tickets issued for passage to or from any seaport or
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT At LOWEST RATES.
Company's office, No. Bowling Green, New York
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agenta
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LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
T. The Cromwell steamship Line.
The steamship NEW ORLEANS, Captain Ciapp, will
leave pier No. North River Saturday, February a.
atSPA Freight reSsivsd daily. Through rates Even
Brazos Santiago st Louis and Mobile. Cabin passage,
W. CLARK SEAMAN 46 West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-16

DOCKAWAY-sIx SEATED BROWN CLOTH LIN.
~ ing with linen slip cover steps close by spring
make has been used seldom and in perfect order
will be sold cheap. Apply at 1855 East Twenty third
street. Inquire tor Morris.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For southampton and Bremen
me s.cssmsnlp hANsA; Captain Kugkist VIII san
on saturday February Il. At two P. NJ, from Bremen
pier ioot Of Third street. Hoboken be followed by the
stesmsnp ESEK' Captain W. wilIigerod on Saturday
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
. BREMEN
Payable In gold, or ib equivalent in currency.
Second cabin. ~
cSerukc; "
OkLICHH CO.. Agenk No ROwhDg 0yeen
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IGHT TOP EXPRESS OR BUSINESS WAGON AND
IL Harness. Canadian Pony, Is hands; a one-horse
Truck and Harness, and Horse sold together sepa-
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LIMITED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
- COMPANY.
The elegant sidewhee steamship SOUTH AMERICA.
1000 tons burden, Captain f. Tinkepaug Will sail for
st. Thomas. Para Pernampuco Bahia and Rio JaDeiro
Saturday, February 81 at O'clock NJ from pier l$
North River.
WM X. GARRISON, Agent
NO Bowling Green.
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A FREE REGISTRY FOR DWELLINGS FOR SALE OF
"A to let-No charge unless purchased satisfactory
tenants obtained.
s. b. GOODALE CO.,
bWest Twenty-third street Fifth avenue Hotel
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ORANGE OR yICINITY.-A HOUSE SUITABLE FOR
~ small family OF adults rent must be low. Ad.
office.
WANTED TO RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE,
W. within 20 or 40 miles of New York city must have
son, METROPOLITAN Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-16

VXTANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND MILK WAGON
w with without Top, in good running order Ap.
ply at 5 Seventh avenue, between Thirty and
Thirty eighth streets
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VNANTED-TO HIRE, TWO ONE HORSE TRUCKS
w for two months, with drivers Address. at
once 1. D., box l62 Herald Uptown branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-16

INANTED-A SHETLAND OR SMALL PONY: MUST
w be sound and kina; also Wagon and Harness;
must be cheap. Address FOSTER, Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-16

E'RENCH GERMAN AND ITALIAN
Private and class instruction BY the best professors
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY,
No. East Fourteenth street next 70 Demonico'&
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A PONY PHAETON, 500; DO, TOP, $50; 20 Tor
"A wagons 10 Open SIS and up; 4 Grocery or Express
Wagons. Depot Rockawsys 50 set all Kinds Of ar.
ness at ,430 Brt<dWay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-21
Marine Disasters.

snr at San Francisco s,a aPIi
a Ssw Ser aa 81 m 20 with
gales light winds rest Of lost oDSch n ama
with temporary tack ies to rudder
BARK Promo GtaD, Maresca, at Genoa March 81 from
bad leak. ana ettsoned Quantity Of ships tackle:
ropes &c and about boxes petroleum she =. had
pair after dschargng bond has been signed and tne
by the parties.
San Fa sn HPy s fe9
native Of T. Dennis, Cape Cod, aged 81 years.
wSe at an nor at during the gale Of the h
into by schr salle Godfrey and had jibboom
scnK EDWARD BURNETT Taylor, at Para April from
New YORK reports having passed March 10 in lat 9 y
Ing place on Stern washed away part Of name ner
ro her TO al the n oan l e
ma sowpr and her ri headseap carried
position; on account OF the rough weather could not
board the wreck
SHIP ArLsA Br which was filled with water and
partly sunk at New Orleans about month ago to put
out the fire in her Of cotton broke loose from her
feet OF water. She is now reported total loss.
April ssch Fra9Kn from St AndGsT
while coming in and went ashore on cape ni1aheth ana
by lug Scott ana lowed in here win probably
have to discharge.
Miscellaneous.
CAPT JAMES, the commander of the Nederland
the lights at ADseco Little Egg Harbor tor those OF
Henopen and May the cause OF his getting on
the shoals With the exception OF the loss of rudder
screw, and perhaps sternpos the vessel is unnured
Notice to Mariners.
The the Penobscot River and navigation is
open to Bangor.
Whalemen.
Arrived at st Helena Feb g. barKs Palmetto, Robinson
of New Bedford from cruise 9th, Sarah, Foster, Of
New Bedford do-oil not reported
sailed from do March IL bark Desdemona, Davis, Of
New Bedford, to cruise.
Al Barbados April TO- bark A Tucker, Ricketson,
New Bedford arrived 9th from the Indian ocean.
Spoken.
Ship Grand Duchess (f)r), Jackson, from San Fran
cisco Tee II Liverpool Dec %, lat q NJ lon 126 w.
ship Grand Duchess (Br san Francisco for Liv-
erpool Dec 23 lat Is N, Ion i2l w.
BARK Kong Carl tNor), Beck, from New Orleans for
Havre, March 81. lat 49, lon IL.
Bark Carlton bound east April 49, lat 40 a. Ion &c. by
pilot boat Pet, No Q.
Bark Edwin. Colby, from Boston for Honolulu, Feb
off Cape Horn
Bark L Heard (Br), Robbins, from st Marys Ca for
Monteyideo, March 3 lat S, lon rs w.
Brig "Colond,n Marks. from C1cnucgos for Boston,
April 49, Barnegat NV by N 40miles, by pilot boat
FISH NO4
ochr Ricardo, Jora, from = for New York, no
date, &c. 10y an arrival at Lewes, Del 20tlD.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL 20, 1874
CLEARED.

Steamship Bolivia (Bp. Munro, Glassow-Henderson
Bros
Steamship Albemarle, Kelly City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Franconia Bragg Portl0pd-J Ames
Bark Samuel (Br, owen, Liverpoo-Howland 4 AS
pinwall
Bark Jason Nor), Christensen, Gloucester ETetens
Bockmann.
mouth-Tetens 4 Bockmann.
Bark Maria Bolo Utah, Drago, Cork or Falmouth-AP
Agresta.
Bark Nadaena II dtap Massone. Cork for orders-slo
covich h Co.
Bark Enrico Merelio GtaD. Michelno Cork orders
Slocovich Il Co.
Bark st Agnelo dtaD, Gargiulo. Cork for orders
Funcn, Edge Co.
Bark Skinner of the Waves CBr), Couch Galway-Geo
Bulley Co.
Bark Gda ItaD, schiafHno Sllgo-John seager
Bark Heive.ia Nor, Engeibretzen, Elsnore or
ders-Funch, Edge Co
Bark Cardenas sundberg Havana Ward Co.
Brig Alex Nckels, Peters. st Jago-Marcus Hunter
Co.
Brig Jane (Br), Dunno st Johns, MFR Curry 4 Co.
Brig John Shay, Nickerson, BaltimOre-Abiel Abbot
Schr John Rose, towel, Pernambuco-Abel Abbot
Schr Cecie, Fender, Para-G Amsnck
Schr Silver Star. smith. Para-G Amsinck.
Schr Carrie w Clark, Cross Cape Hayti-B Weinberg.
Schr Aeroe (Br), Bandreau, Yarmouth-D De
Wolfe.
schr Genwood, Haett Jacksonville-van Brunt 4
Bro.
scnr @ Wentworth Collins Calais, Me-Jed Frye.
Schr NJ Rogers Rogers Chatham-Doane Gott
Barge Georgetown. Robertson Phiadelphia-James
Hand
Steamer Bristol Wallace, PhladclpnlA-Jas Hand
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schr Minnesota Dow, stonington for New York, with
sehr sandophin Aylward, Pembroke fo- New York.
schr Onward Roekport for Now York. with ice to or
der -. ..n
lumber TO order - -,
schr Gar Morton, Portland for New YORK, with ium-
Der o order.
schr j Smith, Branford for New York
Schr Arthur Burtoh Frohock DIX Island, Me- LOT new
York. with stone Sc John Co. -, -
schr Abbie Ingalls, Musquash tor New YORK, with phi
ing 10 order.
schr Imogene Diverty Candy, Port johnson for Prov
dence.
schr Nathaniel stephens Stone New York for Boston
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are in
formed that by telcgraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 45 Fleet street. the arrivals at and depart
European ports and other ports abroad, of
all foreign vessels trading with the United
States the same cabled this country tree of
charge and published.
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Tclegraphic Marine Correspondence.
NEWPORT. RI April 20 1874
The schr Georgianna Of Gloucester and schr hianto
nomah Newburyport while coming into this port TINS
afternoon afou each other The Georgianna LOST
her bobstay and head and the Miantono-
nah lost tafirall and part OF stern.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
IA Constipation cured without medicine. The remedy
post nee, for 5lc., apply to DIR. PACKETT ia
Wavcrley place. New York II not satisfactory money
returned
A BSoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
N States; legal everywhere; descrtion, &C. sufficient
cause; no publicity required charge until divorce
granted; advice free.
NJ HOUSE, Attorney. 1914 Broadway.
A PAMPHLET UPON CHRONIC AND INCURABLH
IA diseases by general practitioners. and their sucs
Cessul treatment Nitureis specific the wonderful
HAWLEY HEATH sent or tits, postage tree Depot ana
reception rooms at 20) broadway New York. Tengals
lon kegs at $6J
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Banks Cetvert Dubrovacki AUS, Glasgow Marie
lAus), &c; brig Clytie Caibarien.
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BELOW.


Bark Primo GtaD Barbere, from Liverpool Feb24 (By
plotboat w Blunt, No Id
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NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS,
OG~.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY.
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Sailed from Hamburg April II, bark orpheus toer.
Sailed from bergen Norway April Is, steamship Ha
kon Adelstein lN0o, Muller. New York.
York.
Sailed from Leghorn, bark Emma Bp, Card, Philadel
phia.
Sailed from st Helena March ships Robert Lees (BD,
Rose drom Calcutta), New York Goth, caernaryon
Castle (Br Smith Qrom do do; bark Yarra tBrl, Or
feur Qrom TamsuD. new York.
Sailed from Yokahama April H. steamship vasco du
Cana (Br), Rice from Hong Kong San Francisco.
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s.t o,a ,oe Jorda Supper and the ministry, ann 10
allows Christian liberty in the Dse OF tnat I,au,Ry e., .
very ancient and desirable form OF Churcn eoyefno
And 4. recognizes nv Clrlsuan md as sister
CHURCHES all the Protestant Churches That hod the ai'n
once delivered ~ the SAINTS
Nevertheless he will not connect hnseu WITH the
new church until no what the church 10 Virginia
and West virginia will do lie hopes for their with
drawal IN a body, and makes elaborate argument In
favor OF that course The most striking and significant
paragraph In this part OF the letter is the folownS
And honestlv believe N all the of the case ana
ali me dangers Of her longer connection with the fro
estant Episcopal Church In the United STATES NJ az
present constituted could be lad before tue ninus "
her peoue and far representation Of their sentInchts
be had that nine-tenhs OF her lalty ana tWc-thus
her clergy would be found uniting their voices IN
one glad shout Let emu this dsoOrd IN the ChuiCu
let ms separate from those WIN whom we eanhot
dwell in peace--et rs stop tins tthper,ne VIII ous
which dangerously deceive human Svuls-let w ~
down from the walls OF our zion ines" 0ovei,5 saS
hiding places for Romsh errors and rtuaiste saeInees
and priesty confessions and aDsoluJOhihd et Us see
our Church. with her Old bnlwarks aud ner od towers
standing again her rghtfu place, III the very oento
OF Protestant Christend0m
The letter concludes with impassioned appeal 10
his brethren OF Diocese OF Virginia the prediction OF
a brilliant future for the church, and renewed ex-
pressons OF regret at the necessity for dissolution OF
his heretofore relations with the Bishops.
A WIDESPREAD SYMPATHY WITH DIR. LAfANEs VIEWS
1t cannot be denied that there is widespread sympa-
thy throughout the State with the views expressed by
DR.. Latsne, although the sympathizsrs are not yo'
ready to adopt his conclusions 1t Is remarkable TACT
that The Southern Churehmdn which H the leadng
Episcopal paper in the South, publishes Dr. hatahe
letter in full while combats his propositions Wlth us
usual ability and declares rather threaenlngy that n
the Episcopal General Convention which meets IN Oeto-
Der next, does nothing "to put an end at once ana
forever to "the scandal OF rituaiism, then
| IL will be time to take stand winch ~ decided ana
which no one possibly misunderstood 10 tue same
paper Dr. Latane euogized for his talents and Vlr-
tues Under the Episcopal canons it requires SIX months
for Dr. Latape's resignation 10 take effect, and me
CAuehman says If he connects himself with no other
ecclesiastical body the Bishop Of the diocese intends IN
the meantime to consider him clergyman Of the Epis-
cOpa Church.
II Bishop Johns and Bishop white, who are known
TO hold Or. Lataue's views, though in considerably
modified form we're to link themselves with the ne"
movement It would sweep the several States Of The
South like a whlrlwind.
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expected for which special provision II the way o.
new cages must be made. The additions 10 Ine
Museum were important, embracing many species
of Western animals. some of which are almost ~
tinct. prof Davidson spoke of the Importance 3i
retaining IN California some OF the valuable cor St
iecfions Of natural history which were Tor SAFE Nv
thT nolIectors and expressed the hope that meas
urcs woIId be taken by the Academy TO purchase
them that they might not be carried to tho East OF
10 Europe. ,.,.i. 80 Mr. Iicl In the
,ado,nu and in the interest of science generally
were referred to- These embraced lot l29 IeeV
front for a new building of the Academy, ana pro
vision far assistance in erecting the same aS wen ~
arrangements, after his death for the building anu
fnliy eGnippinQ the edifce, and the purchase OF
material for the museum. OF even greater magnl.
md than This donation is that for the enjoyment
of the Lick Observatory, of which the CALIFORNIA
Academy il TO be the trustee and manager. III ~
evnected that the endowment will be suinclent 10
erect rst-class observatory in the mountain region
of California fully equipped with the best lstlu-
ments aud to include the largest telescope yet maize
which indeed Mr. Lick proposes shall be constructed
entirely on the site of the observatory.
The Academy then elected officers for the coming
wear: Prof George Davidson as President; Dr. H. H.
C. Stearns as Corresponding Secretary, and MI H. u
Bloomcr as Director of the Museum.
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R00KS OF TIE WEEK.

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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. i. Whitaker announces the second edi
ton OF the Rev. j. Lewelyn Davies work Theology
and Morality" being Essays Questions OF Belief and
Practice. The volume contains articles The Debts
OF Theology 20 Secular Science" Pauperism AS Pro
duced by Wealth." Communism" 1.-THE Beginnings OF
the Church" etc. The Rector OF Grace Church, New
York, Introduces the book 10 American readers with
high cOmlnendatOn.
Erery Saturday makes IT. appearance this
week with the nov Editorial Department. ,ont.HEiu.
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DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY FEBRUARY SHEET

one short article AT College Dinner" and variety
OF literary and other notes
II. b. Peterson a. Bros, Philadelphia, an
nounce the Life of Edwin Forrest" by James Rees
e. Cooley Cibberr) who for many years MI For
rests constant companion and most intimate friend
The bogra1her is understood have had unusual ad
vantages for the OF his task and IL he has not
performed t well IL will certainly be through no lack OF
ami ~ viii he
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uURD g. HOUGHTON. NBW-Y0Rs
TIE RIyEnsInR PRESS CAMBRInGR.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
SCRIBNER, ARMSTRONG CO.,
654 BROADWAY SBw-YoRK.
NEW EDITION OF
LECTURES OF THE LATE PROF. AGAsSIz
ON THB

STRUCTURES OF ANIMAL LIFE.
SIX LECTURES DELIVER Sd AT THB BRooKIYN AcADEsY
OF MUSIC in J,nu.ry and Fbrusr 1853 by LOUIS AGAssss
Professor Zoology and Geology 10 Scientific School L.
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