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WHAT A BOY.

Problems Concerning Him !. What
shall we do with him? II. What will he
dowIth himself? III. Who is to blame
for the consequences? BY Julia A. Will
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cloth. lj0.
1T is perfectly evident that the author
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ANN, homo, whether ClaSSed aS little hoy,
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every member of the family will bee
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tics.-Wc live last. dissipatc and fill early
graves. We drink all kinds OF aicohellc
SHIRTS. and swallow, without masticatiOn,
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troying, acknowledging, indigestible
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recovered paclent, with pure, EltaIlHeu
electrical blood flowing through his veins,
will have a clearer head and a cooler Judg-
mrnt, which added 10 experience, Will
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DIED.

ARKLE-IaSt night, nj Il quarter before
~ O'Clock. at the residence OF her son,
Ralph Arkle, head of Monroe street, after
a lingering illness OF many months,
poROTHA ARKLE, in the ..Sixty-siXth year
of her age.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
RI'RK-On March 9th, 1875, WALTER
RuRK, III the twenty-tfth year of his age.
The funeral will take place from his late
residence, No. IS, 9TH street, sn Thursday
morning at 9 o'clock. Funeral services nj
the Cathedral. Friends OF the family are
invited 10 attend. 1t is requested by the
family that there be no buggies.
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N OF &c z.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED ~ The
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nIease make immediate settlement. as the
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ruary. e. P. BROWN.
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ENUINE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA,
" Oysters recriyed daily by express
and served at the
OLD EXCHANGE.
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"a very entertaining volume, written
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While the theory he cXpiatcS upon Us is
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high art, rather then rs "A prcscntment Of
Il striking theme: that We especially com :
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History Of The ConquestEOf Mexico
History OF the Reign Of Philip IL.
lhrre Volumes
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Three Volumes

THE typography, indeed the entire me
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perfect I'm all That pertains 10 the max
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REMOVAL

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MALCOLM.

A Romance. BY George Macdonald, author
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POLITICAL ETHICS,

BY Francis Iiebcr, LID. Author of"CiNiI
Liberty and Srlf-GOv"rnmrnt.' New
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The editor has Incorporated some notes
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Few words Of tn" sort hav
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"Thc learning of the treatise IS Incomes
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THE PRE-ADAMITE;

Or, Who Tempted Eve? Scripture and
Science in Union respecting the Anti
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How Mr.. Adams has executed his task
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GERMAN UNIVERSITY LIFE.

The Story Of My Career rs Il Student and
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although 1t is based upon rigidly Scicn-
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THE VOICE SPEAKING.

''By Emma Seller, author OF "The Voice in
Singing" Translated by W. II. Furness.
With Illustrations. Emo. Fine cloth
$3.50.
, 1875-03-06
HIS ARTIST CONTEMPORARIES.

I.snod0tto do Mnjaho was born In 1il2 and
dad in 1A97, 40 that much OF his work waa t1onn
aftor Michel Angelo'n birth. tho best of 1t hav~
INK boon accomplished In hia lator years. Tha
rui!it ut HAnta Correa, In which lo represented
1.-Two scelles In the llfe Of 1T. francis, III In his
best style, and this he was at work on in 1404,
Michel Angelo being at that t,mo 10 yearn old.
6otno Of these panels uEo sery beautiful. uia
style was natural aud unaffected, and Ills com-
poBlllons graceful.
Tuscan art, loMoycr, WIS already rapidly do
caying whea Michel Angelo was born to lit It
up to greater hotyhts than IL l,ad aycr hitherto
attained. Thero ueem to bo but two Eorcntlnc
artists who Qt thls ttma contributed aly work
worth mentioning to tho world Of art. Those
wore Denelstto Rovezzano md rictro Tor
rogthno. Eoyezzano'A greatest work WAS tito
monument OF San Giovanni Gualberto. This
Haa partlsly destroyed, but vo nf Its baa-soliofs
attostinE hs talont nre preserved In tho ut!lzi.
OF Tos1ogiauo wa loatn tint 10 wont to England
after having, in at Of passion, broken tho noso
OF Michel Angelo, whom ho lated. Whtlo he
loft so,ne wosks behind him, thsy faao Into
inBlgnlncanoo beyds those OF tile great sculptor,
OF Michel Angclo's pupils, tho two who lay
c1altn to notice aro na1racllo da 3lontotupo, aud
Fra Giovanni Moutosorli. Thoy both workotl
NAuGk QAlGNCA "kESlV ~ AAD HAC<l4ky VI G8Q
Lorcuzo, aud 1t ia In thla manner tho flrst OF
them Is host known, having apparently executed
few works Of sualcon. originality 10 render hin.
worthy any extended notico. 8tontoaorlt aecms
to havo had mors individuality. aud. although. III,
| hIa statues hhow tho effect Of his study undos
| tho great master, lo atill acccmpllshea some
| pralseworthy work. Iln was employed by Topu
Clement to ressoso tue loft arm OF tho Apollo io!-
yidere, and Tho right arm OF tho LAGOON. ILL
fountain In the piazza at blcBsina Was on olabor-
ats construction. which gave much satisfaction.
or
I bENvENuTo cELLlNt
thcre Is littlo to bo said in this relation, for,
Interesting I'LL appestainiug to bis lite is and
though he WAS friend anu aduircr OF 3IicLe
Angelo, Ao was IN no acnse OF tho word 4 Roulp
tor. Iu gollsmith's work. minute detail, auG
beauty Of design. ho wasunsurpasacd. but. wloI
hs attempted to eniaYge his lsureu, no failed
, 1875-03-06
MICHEL ANCELo's PREDECESSORS,


RETnosFECTtyH VIEW,
III looking back upon those sc,,lpto.a who pro-
coded Michel Angelo, and wloss works doubt
lens influenced Ills atyio IN \ great degree, ths
first who really deserves To mort particular
mention Ia -
NlcC0lo ribATo.
Ho war born Vt Plsa about The year 1905, bis
father being 4 notary In that city. At IS yoasa
wa Lear Of him aa being appointed architect 10
Frederick H., who At TINT tn,e passed. Through
risa. tlo proceeded with him to ltonlo, thenco
to Nap!ea. whero lie completed Castol Capuauo
und Caatel dol Orc. uo rsmtiued horo about
ten years, thnu mont 10 Palua, whore Ao de-
eiyned 3 DasillcA in honor Of Saint Anthony.
Dolng all eclectic, he combined the Quthlo, Ito.
manesque, and byzantine styles. Willie uslng
Gothic FORMS hc gava it tue clustering byzantine
oupolas which be had grown familiar with while
studying tho Church OF 1t. bGark at Venice, aud
tue 1toManeaqua facAde, which had bean ouo Of
hla earliest models In the Duou,o At Eisa.
lis first known essay as sculptor was All alto
re!isyo Of the Deposition, which may a&il hs
Heeu in tho Cathedral Of San MARITIME at Lucca.
II ills lunesto over ono OF tue side doors. lto
has cosoy followed the old legend in tho matter.
Ton Agares arc here carved iu tie Btono. In tho
centts, Joseph Of A1snatAsA supports tho ga
yior'a body, while hioodemus tlraua forth tho
rails ftpm hls feet. IIis mother stsnsls bsndng
over oneof tho arms OF her zop, which she holds,
while tha two AIarys knael bahiud her. 81. John
6..pds on tho other ado, also holding Al arm, 4
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you think Of anything olao. lot mo know" n
then finishes 1.-Two pttislonsly, and taEo ~. 10
of yo.'rrelf aud do not forget that theros sst ~
nlorc wdosa than wilowcrs til tho world" afs
=, Mns. saase q snsesSss nAsht 'ra utldoa, ho,
abiy htllcU. p'tp'