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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRrsToL Jan 2t-Arrived. brig Pride of the Channel
(Br), Martin, Philadelphia
BEYRoUr-jailed bark Harvest Moon. Riley. United
States.
CAxRyAavoN Jan 25-Arrived bark Maria al G CSp).
Aguirc, Wilmington, No, for Liverpool see belowl
Cork, Jan 24-saied bark Tancook .Br), Durkee,
United States.
GLASGOW, Jan 24-Arrived, steamer State Of Nevada
(Br), Braes New York.
GfBRALrAR, Jal Y-Arrived, bark Adoiph Ensler,
Strout New Yorlior Naples
GEHoA-Arrivet, bark Ferrerl GtaD, Canero New
York.
HAvaE. Jan 2-Arrived, ships Freeman Clark. Bos
worth New Orlans: Union. Greenleaf do
Sailed 2sd, shil Borneo shaw. United states.
LIVERPOOL, Jal 25-trrived ship Alexander Marshall
Gardner. New Drk barks Fciz CSp) Urnetia, New u
leans; Annie Wrra (Br), Jones, Baltimore: II Brook
man. Tyson, Nov York; Enrique (Arg) Payson Calves
ton Chas been reported arrived Jan ~.
Arrived I'D eamers Marathon (Br) Garrett Boston
Algeria tBr), M,Mlckan, New YORK: Atb ships Henry
(Br). Irvine, svannah United states Lunt New Or
leans
Sailed oath, hips Helene GER. Raschen. United
States; Success sherman, do; Agoma (Br) Curry do
Martha Bowke, woodsde do; banks Marry (Nor),
Christensen do Mary Marshall ,Br, Tucker do;
Navesnk, Barsow, do.
sailed 25th zip John Pascal, Tapey. Calcutta
LosDoa, Jan 5-saiied, ship Plymouth Rock. Butnan
New York.
LaRsE Jan at-saiicd, steamer State Of Georgia Br)
Cooper from glasgow, New York
LIMERICK JaiSi-Yiicd, bark Luigi P tAu0. Durante.
United states.
LIsBoN, Jan 2-Arrivcd, bark Lorena Blanc hard, Bal
tmore
Arrived no ate, brig Mariana II Pcro. Lopez, Phil
adelphia
PLYMOUTH. an 25-Arrivcd steamer Suevia Ger,
Franzen NETWORK for Hamburg.
QuEESsrowsJan 25-Arrived. bark Arvid 1susj. Hertz
berg. Batimon tsee below.
Arrived 2itr ship City OF Sparta tBrl Mcdonald san
Francisco; bsk scotland tBr, wetmore, Charleston
RorTKRDAmJan 23-Arrived, bark John Geddc (Br),
Cawie. Phideiphia
sailed I'D arK Anna Ger, Probst, United States
sovTnAMPrN, Jan 25-Arrived, steamer Frankfurt
Ger. Won How New Orleans via Havana for Bremen
TRIEsrE-Arived BARK Volunteer tAuS, Zambcio,
New FORK.
WATERPROOF Jan a5-Put back, bark Maria Pace GtaD,
Testori, for'cw York see below
sailed frdn -. bark Nuova Virginia Itap, Scar.
path Uniu States
LorDoS,Jan fj-Bark Francisco BellaRamba dtaD.
|, Borzone, ON New York via Queenstown tor -. put
INTO Cardf to-day ieakv
Bark Mira Pace QtaD Testori, which sailed from Wa
trord ia q for New YORK; has put back TO to repair
damsges,f what nature not stated
Bark Mira d 9 tsp. Agure, from Wilmington, NO,
for Lyeiooi before ashore Casrnarvon has
been gotn on and lowed into the latter port
| Bark fvid RUS, Heruberg. from Baltimore, which
arrived Queenstown to-day, had boats carried away
! and bularss stove.
sAxk rank MARION Dilen. nam gpn Jan 10 TOR me
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WASHINGTON, jan u.s. 1875
MR. TWINS MEMORY CONVENIENTLY DEFEC-
TIvE-FACTs CONCEALED.
1t is the opinion OF several republican members
dates and facts Will be as defective as that OF Mr..
schumacher, and more than that, neither VIII EN-
lighten the comm ittee to the real object OF the
expenditure OF so large a sum OF money as was
Entrusted to Irwin and Schumacher.
THE ExIGENCIEs OF THE REVENUE TARIFF BE-
FORE THE COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS
EETIcENCE REGARDING THE FORTHCOMING
MEASURE
IL was to-day resolved by the Committee on
private claims, dispose OF them and then proceed
with the Tariff bill. The members agreed to be
carefully reticenr about the measure to be acted
upon, in order TO prevent anticipation in mercan-
tile circles. Otherwise, it was cOntended the OBJ
ject OF the bill would be defeated.
THE REPORT ON THE MISSISSIPPI LEvEE SYSTEM
SENT TO THE HOUSE.
The report Of the engineers appointed to ex.
anime into the levee system Of the Mississippi was
to-day sent to the House by the President, and
ordered to be printed The civilian members COM
plain that the army engineers are too conserva-
tive in not making some SPECIFIC recommends
tions.
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they prepared themselves to enter the prospect Of
money res doubt u and even the award OF
puolic sptaon was uncertain The successf TIE nrst
antecd for the future trust that these young
pioneers Will be the long line OF success
sors Very cordially, yours,
THOMAS WENTWORTH HlGGINsCN.
Most Of the speeches were confined to the COZ
legiate family, Mr.. John Taylor Johnston resp nd
ing for the Council Of the University" and Pro-
lessor Martin for the Faculty The Rev. Jonn
Hall spoke for the "Invited Guests.n The response
Tor the ''Pressn was made by Mr. Whitelaw Reid
who said he only rose 20 give place TO Mr.. James
7. Fields, and Mr. Fields maze some airy jokes
which suited well to walnuts without wine. But
tine boys made the best speeches. and wiser ones
probably laughed at the soecisms OF their elders
as when DR.. CROSBY advocated intercoLe-
giate contests as principle ana Professor
Martin told them they we're mistaken II they
thought the interests OF the University would be
promoted oy making great noise, as II that was
not the purpose Tor winch he and they had as
sembled. 1t grew late before the pink cheeks and
the infant whiskers made the rush for the coat
room, but at last the lads were allowed TO go
home, feeling that they had mad t0lerable dinner,
which they pae Tor themselves, and some almost
intolerable speeches, which they got into the bar
gain.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. Is, 1875.
CLEARED.
SUN AND NOON,

Steamer England tBr) Grogan, Lfverpool-F w J
Hurst
steamer Franconfa. Bragg. rortiand-I Anes
Ship Ontario, Patterson, London-Grinpsu. Minturn
Co . -. NJ,
Ship Derby Ger, Huneken, Bremen-Funch, Edge 4
Ship Nearchus, Pierce, San Francisco-simonson 4
Howes.
Bark Nictaux (Br) Masters, Liverpool-C W Bertaux
BARK Norge Nor), Sorenson, Liverpool-Funch. Edyo
h Co.
BARK Antonio Russo GaD, Melflno, Baltimore-soco-
vich Co.
Brig Ceta (Br). Morgan Belize via st Marys, DAWN
Jex 4 Co. . 49,
berg. -, ,.,,
schr Vineyard, Rosebrook, Ponce, PR-Miler Hough-
schr Maid of the Mist, Smith, Nassau, NP-B ) Wen
berg.
scar VIM Wilson, Jones Bermuda-Lunt Bros.
schr sarah Bird, Bill Mobe-J Hurlbut &son
Schr j & l. Bryan. Lee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ray
schr Crssie Wright Clark, savannah-Evans, Ball q
Co. -
Schr Glover Ingersoll Georgetown, see HurL
schr j Crafts Kennedy, Boston-H Brown Co.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.
LIN Jan q 1873.

LIMA Jan a 1870.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamer
Payta having DISCHARGED her passengers and cargo
bound the porto santa $50 miles north OF Caao
LETT that harbor the morning OF Dec %, heavy
fog and IN going out north struck sunken rock be-
coming total wreck The passengers saved but
valuable cargo lost The ship measured nearly aO)
register TONS iron built and will probably enail posi-
tive loss on company Of $4,000 SOLE hard dollars
such accidents unfreauent fortunately. the
coast OF Peru that much astonshment Is manifested ut
the occurrence The captains report has not yet been
made pubic.
6,h-Ihe latest the Payta will be
saved. There Is general need Of lighthouses all along
the coast The bill 20 erect them has always been de-
feated by the members Congress from the Interior,
as being, in their view an unnecessary expense
NEwpoRT, RI. Jan IS 1873
schr Clara Fletcher, Sargent from Pensacola for
Providence with lumber which arrived here yeste
reports passing Jan 10, lat 81 Ion ~ centreboard
schooner Of about 200 tons, keel up
scnr Canary Hart which lett Providence for New
York Jan I6 and which has been locked In the ice in
Providence River. got clear this morning and pro-
ceeded ..
ne schooner reported being ashore at Point judith
BY the pilot VI steamer Gaatea, OF the New YORK and
Providence Steamship Co, was the Henry II seavey.
winch arrived here yesterday.
Bark Lepanto, Mears from Boston for New YORK. ar
rived THIS pm. She has been IA days on the assage,
being cebound vineyard sound and Is cut 81 pro
vsi0nS
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FIRE IN WASHINGTON.

THE NAVY DEPARTMENT BUILDING PARTIALLY
DESTROYED RECORDS AND DOCUMENTS con-
suMND, BUT NO IRREpARABLE DAMAGE DONE.
WASHINGTON Jan. 25, 1875.
The Navy Department building caught fire
in the upper story shortly alter half-past
twelve O'Clock this afternoon. and was
soon burning fercely. A general alarm was
sounded, and fire engines from all directions
were brought into requlsition. The fire was at
first confined entirely TO the rooms just below the
roof, but made rapid Roadway, and fears
were felt that the whole building would be con-
sumed.
The supply Of water appeared to be rather scant,
and this added to the apprehension OF danger
The interest felt by spectators was intense, the
buildings contain many very valuable records and
documents. owing TO the fortunate fact that the
wind blew In an opposite direction the War De-
partment was completely shielded from danger,
although " is IN very close proximity to the ourn
ing pie.
three persons were IN the upper story IN danger
OF being burned. The fremen Immediately set TO
WORK adjusting ladders to reach the upper win
dows. Through dense smoke and .dartlng
who might be in need OF rescue 10 one was
burned, though some or the employees OF the de-
partment and one or two offcers OF tie navy, on
duty the building, were IN danger OF suffocatlon
while attempting 70 remove valuable records from
the rooms.
The upper noors were now completely hooded
with water. and many OF the Official records were
seriously damaged by that means. Nearly ali the
bureau officers and cniels OF divisions made active
preparations for removing the books and records
from their res pectlve onices.
The fire wac, however, completely under control
by two O'Clock, and all danger from its spreading
was over.
The damage TO the building Is as much by water
as by the fire, II not more. Extensive repairs
viii be needed. 1t Is thought the fire
originated from detective Hue as the
room IN which the names were first discovered
entirely UnOcCnDleu. Ne0rlV All
destroyed can be again replaced. The Secretsry's
Office proper, which is In the wing OF the main
building was not damaged, though every prepara-
tion was made for removing the furniture and
OH clal papers.
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TOMLINSON'S DINNER.

THE BANQUET OF PINK CHEEKS AD YOUNG
MUsTACHEs
The young gentomen OF the University OF the
City OF New YORK. INDUCED in their first intellectual
dissipation at Demonico's last night in which
they were aided and abetted by some learned pro-
fessors and good many other people. The oc-
caslon was banquet oy the council, faculty and
students OF the University to Mr.. John C.Tomnson,
the winner OF the first prize for oratory In the
recent contest at the Academy Of Music. The poet
has sung OF the winners OF the prizes for poetry.
Afew touch the magic string.
And nol.y fame rs, Is proud 70 win them,
but die with all their music In them.
Neither the faculty the students OF the
University seem content not 20 sing, and both are
determined that 'noisy famen shall have a rich
harvest rom that institution. Accordingly, there
was long array Of fresh young students at the
Demonico board last night-boys WITH the
pink OF the nursery just fading out OF
their faces and young men assiduously
cultivatng their first growth OF mustacne
and whisKers. Tomlinson's dinner was, In its
way, great success and the young man, who
certainly deserved all the kind things that were
said OF him. was the hero OF the hour. Chancellor
CROSBY presided, and when the dinner was eaten
and the cigars began 10 pass round-there was no
VINE except for the hardened wretches OF
the press, whom the COMMITTEES seemed TO
pared to introduce the speeches by max.
ing speech himself. =. He paid very
pretty compliment TO Mr.. TomlInson, and
TO the young genteman's father, the late Theo-
dore Tomlnson, who Will be remembered as an
orator OF exceptional genius, Mr.. Iomlnson's
reponse was better than the Chancellor's speech !;
buta very young gentleman, A. 4. HOFFMAN, VINO
spoke Tor one OF the societies, surpassed not only
the Chancellor, but Gil OF the professors, aud
sung the praises OF the Tomlnson's ~ =
pretty phrase, In which he c0ntrasted the
elder 1omlInson as the cicero OF former
years, and the son as the cicero OF 20
day. There were only three sentiments in all
OF the speeches. the honors dne TO Mr.. Tomlinson.
the glory OF the university and the excellence and
beauty OF intercollegiate contests. Many OF the
invited guests could not be present. among them
Mr.. William Cullen Bryant, Mr.. George Wiam
Curtis, Mr.. Richard Grant White and Colonel
Thomas Wentworth higainson, all OF whom sent
letters oil regret Colonel Higpnson's letter was
80 characteristic OF the spirit OF the banquet that
the reading or IL was one OF the pos randlal de-
lights OF The evening and 1t Ia here re prod uced.-
w , -, NrwroE7, 4. J., Jan %, 1876.
- DEAR SIM am sorry that shall DO unable 20 be In
New Iors at the uine OF your proposed celegrs'ion. 40
mater how important these mtercOilegiate cx
ercses may become In tie future. think that no
contestrns WI ever be entitled much credit
~ tlsse who took part 10 Ibis arss competition. When
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commIrtee mon. TneNwent down on an errand
which cannot increase cir reputation, whatever
they may report, for IL was openly given
out here that Mr.. Fosters report did
not suit the administration and that an
other and inherent one mast be got. The
report from New Orleans that Mr.. Hoar says
that the first subcommittee were not authorz ed
or expected 10 take testimony, excires laughter
here and Is thought to be q weak plea even by the
administration men, for 1t Is remembered that Mr..
Hoar could have stopped The taking OF testimony.
which lasted eight days, at any hour Of any OF
these days by telegraph, II he had thought 1T to do
so. Telegraphic summaries OF the testimony taken
were daily sent North and appeared In AL the
newspapers, nor was this lame plea ever heard Of
until the committee returned and laid their report
before Mr.. Hoar Moreover, II the subcommittee
exceeded their authority, why was their report
accepted by the whole committee and presented
70 the House by Mr. Hoar, it's chairman? And
why did not MI. Hoar go down in
the first instanceY as being chairman
OF The committee, ne ought to have done The
bitterness OF the two Hoars toward the South has
been mucn talked OF mere. II surprised almost
every body, and people wonder whether they are
the South the expulsion of their ancestor from
South Carolina IN the old slavery days.
THE LOUISIANA DEBATE GROWING wEARIsoME IN
THE SENATE
The debate in the Senate grows weary Mr..
Johnston, OF Virginia, to-day spoke Judiciousy
and sensibly, and was followed by Mr.. Pease, who
had not closed when the Senate adjourned.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

.,AsrISwALL. Jan n-Arrived. schrs Alice @ Putnams
Wese Dives sa an Sca a e o s 10 18TH Ad
Arrived 25th steamer Henry Chaunccy. Ra,hburn.
Sailed 18th bark venczuea uor, Gregorio, Greytown
port Jan is Acapulco Gray. for New York:
bark Herald TGm Port Linen for
nam Rogers, from Boston, arrived 9th, to sail Tor -
BrExEy Jan soArnved, bark Agostina tBr,. stephens.
Gallo Dec a7--Arrivea ship Teresina tNic). videls.
CssrgEsos, Jan sa-Arrved. brig Montro.e. Monteso
Grss s Nozzle Mrsa
G4spssAs Jan Esaled I'D baTss Lewis tecaer
Berry OF natteras; schrs Ruth Shaw. do Lizzie
Arrived sd brig Fanny Jennings, New York
Put back islh brig aaetnno a,aps Mszcna: from
lowed through the straits 18th, brig Hugo utap Marin.
Hose Rose, Dec sailed, bark Ferdinand Brumm
Malay o,ough E9r San srqasisso
IFg Joseph oaTk SeT YPr1 sehSonsI
sa sS Sy Via
5s Grn Ssw ga'4 @ ;Ssa.
H1ElsAS Jan s"Arrivsd, brig Brown lBTS Platte
Arrived a4th. steamer Nova scotian (Bp from Bald-
Sailed 18Th, brlg Ocean Lily CBr,. Jamaica.
IoUIcUE. Nov T-saied previous ship Husuenot spar
row. United Kingdom: bark Jacob Hansen Love tDanh
for New York.
In port Nov 30 bark Maud Scanned (Br), Thompson,
for United Kingdom Log; brig North Star. Sands for
California, do.
LoBos DE nERel. Doc ls-In port ships Andrew John.
son, O'Brien. and a McCalum Moody ldg.
MALAGA, Dec 2l-Cleared, schr 5 l. G Adams, samp-
MAcAB. Dec M-clcared, ship Hercules Snow. Liver
pool
MArxNzAs Jan 22-Arrivcd. bark Carrie 4 Long, Port
land brig Brown Portland schrs Giles Loring Key
West: Maud, Cardena; 9th, bark Continental, Mobile
briggs Rabboni. Havana: Cove and Annie r Slower,
Havana; schrs Coomb, 90; Parkhurs- Boston
Sailed 2Sd, bark Lizzie Cameron. Baltimore; brigS
Anna Knight Portland John Marsh, New York;
schr Ramon de Aura. north OF HatteraS
PADANG, Oct 3iSaied. bark Ellen Browse lBr), Runcc.
In port %. ship Mary Goodeli. Sweetser from Ba
tavia, arrived 10Th, for New York
PANAMA, Jan 24-Arrived, steamer Anc0na, Sac Fran
cisco via Central American ports.
SuANGuAE. Dec lin port, bark ConQucror IBID. d.
vidson, for New York Miscellany.
SANTA NJ ARruA, Dec 20-Arryed, sehr Carrie Hart,
Davis Now YORK ID days and arrived at savana Jan
where she would land balance OF cargo and sail for
Otenue COS about Jan IL.
SAGUA Jan To- Arrived, Morning Star tBr). Ses
son. st Jago; 22d-Bark N Haven. New York brig
Eugenia. Baltimore e3d-schs Five Sisters and Nellie
Shaw Machas Me.
JOHNS, NF Jan 2iArrved. ste aner Canadian (Br).
Liverpool for Baltimore via Halifax and sailed for Hal
Sr JOHN NIB Jan 25-Ceared, bark Advocate OBJ. Ltv-
crpOol 80 g
New YORK next day.
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had said one word by way OF apology for assassina-
tion. and there was no foundation Tor making
such charge. Democratic senators had de-
nounced exaggeration and falsehood When IL
comes TO be question OF veracity between the
Senator from Mississippi and the gentlemen OF tie
Associated Press that Senator tMr. Pease) must
allow the democratic Senators 10 reserve their
Judgment
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Before concluding his speech Mr.. Pease yielded
to Mr.. sherman, who offered resolution author
izing the President to appoint q committee to
attend the International Penitentiary Congress
proposed 10 be neld at Rome next year. Referred
to tue Committee on Foreign Relations.
The senate. at quarter 10 i've r. NJ, adjourned
till tomorrow.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are
informed that by teeyr aphins the HERALD London
Bureau. No 46 Flee street. the arrival, at and depart
from Europea ports and other ports abroad, Of
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the 5ame will be cabied country
tree Of charge and published.
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United States. has been In coson with the Lvcnia.
The latter sunk and the former slightly damaged
sCrew Of the Livona saved.
Part of the cargo of ship City Of London, from San
Francisco for Liverpool ashore Carnsore Point has
been saved
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Capt haett, Of steamer Oriental, at Vineyard Haven
2st from Boston for Savannah reports the Pollock RID
lightboa. as about mile from her station.
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SAILED.

Brig Marena, Cardenas.
At anchor OF Quarantine, outward bound-Shps 81
cano, Melbourne; America. for San Francisco
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SPOKEN.

Bark Josie Mildred mot as before), from London Tor
Boston Jan s lat 1900, Ion Is 20
Brig HAMPTON rsm Pensacola for Philadelphia, Jan 2
lat II 60 Ion " 20
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WHALEMEN.

SpokenJan "a latt0 40 Ion CO 40 schr QuicKstep Of
and from Provincetown, cruise (by pilot boat Pet
No
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails iDestiaation.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
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PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS
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HARPER's MAGAIISE for May is brim full Of inter
estng matter, II Is the thr,e hundrcdth uunii er,
aud i- specially good, suppose, on that account
TIE "Easy Chair " indulgrs In some very pleasant
"reminiscences q the early days Of Mao; The lead,
Hudson. This IL finely illustrated, and comes In
good time, We have lust celebrated the centennial
81 Ralph Waldo Emersons semi centennial hymn
Of ls5 10 which occurs the Oft quoted lines Ia
gard TO Concord Bridge where
'Onee the embattlrd farmers stood,
And fred the ssot heard round the World
Hon. \. = CoysioYial articles on American llumor,
are coniinned and VI nave aiso nH'a snl
and Other articles II Interest make up this splendid
number.
THE LADIEs' RErosIroRY, Tor May, tCincinnati
Hitchcock A Walden. contains paper on Soul sem
sitiNensss, by Bishop Peck an account By Prof ".
Wells, Of that pugnacious saint, Bishop ketteler,
whom the German Government has been "perse;
cutting Tor rshsllious pras tiees Gone Away and
Huh, poems suks, tho dTst part 81 a We'll written
Eli.ensI ,iepa, y Maria kssgi , 5PsoS a iGs
In pay, an account o. the sandwich Islands, BY the
kes; n Howard .oniess,onso OF AZ Atiisan, nom
ness Children Zone, and sunssi Land pooms' lie
Great Gothic Cathsdras, an Interesting paper, BY Y;
fsnaoI ssSI S5 Mr. & aSpGrsS HEM s asn
tripod hom The fTeneb, b Mrs. n. z, speed
Spiritual stTuRgles Of Roman Catholic BY the Rev.
Mr. P'ea1 mlsS T Ei1a 1 1SsisS 10 .rss
snd pleasing VARIETY, mis- the remaining pages The
esefy number Of the REPOSITORY, are, hi. month, a
view In the catskils, and portrait OF Dr.. u. N.
Johnson.
GolDfS IIouHs a monthly tT Young psorle, sl-o
published b. Hitchcock Walden, contains uuo full
page and several smaller Illustrations, aud a tine
assortment OF stories, poems pnd instructive arti.
gles or ehdIsn II is one Of The best periodicals. Of
it, cisss,
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sidered as utterly impracticable as sites

si,lercd "a utterlv impracticable as sitcs
a., h.,d,ns
A copprsroxprxr of the Cincinnati;
ca..,,s .on.;do,. an. Fssc, ,ho hc.,
hrood 81 hor. Tbev f.,,en ve,v ,ead;.
iv on loss feed than other.
C,ovrp In ;,s growing state 4. not
valued verv b;gbly for feeding as !, Is
49,. o,u 81 wa,o, and ,o,ha,s .c;d.
h,, who, nro,erlv cu,cd n u greatly
;mnrovod \, viii a,,en bor.cs fas,c,
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wholo yoo, sbe will take a long while
IN roo,i,;ns during and ate, tho molt.
Inc s.a.on
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