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New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
Gntel5.

DOSSNORE HOTEL, junction Broadway and
IL i2i st. " n De opened reception oi guests on TUES
DAY, Feb. Z, a. popular ~ ,.- 49,, ,....to,o,
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
anrtion Sales of Real Gotate.

ALrEgT II. NIcoIAY, AuctoDecr.
FORECLOSURE SALE. of CORNER CLIFF
i and HAGUE sTS-I viii sell at auction on FRIDAI'
Feb f. 1876 at IL O'clock at the Exchange Salcs00m NO.
III Broadway, through ALBERT H. NICOIAY Anctioneer
the valuable property known II ULLS SOAPFACIOnl,
ab0ut 6Sx0l feet with five story and two fcustoy pcS
buiidns with cellars eghy located and very
manufacturing $4,000 will be loaned upon thc
property, II desired. Deeds and In 80 days
JOHN H. POST, Referee,
No. IS Wallst
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
Gslp manico

WANTED-Agents male and female, To IN
w troducc halfcoIen novelties Just y. Dol ~ ~
market sell st sght; profits immense 76o Broadwsy ~"
No. I, stairs.
Misunderstanding MASTER for Busi,
w moss College Send specimens OF penman pam iho
or,.,oansi state experienoo teaching and saiary rn
pected. ~. 'iAcNni-1N'@ O~7 - -.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
Giinatiouo Uanieo--females

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE HECElvED AT Il, TIE M a y T.
st. or :S0S West Twenty tn rd ST. cor Eighhayei 700
Third ave- Forty seventh ST.; at the AitLEA offiCI
No 2,lst Third ave- one hundred twehtyonrlnM ST.
(arem Savings Bank Buildings up 70 m' ~ regular
ONCE rates.
A SSISTANT NURSE.---A young English girl,
"A aged would like to obtain situation as haiso
IN private family. Address h f.. .34 Yves. lsens.
A LADY STENOGRAPHER, whose time Is
"A only partly occupied, desires situation Tor sHoh.
HAND work either private dications or ofdce writing Al
dress T., p Tribune Ouce.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
Brooklpn Real Gstale for Sale.

E0R SALE or EXCHANGE.-The whole or
part OF - LOTS In the OF brooklyn, IN growing
neghborood near Pros ect fark viii be exchanged Tor
Conniiy seat Improved Fari1 Long Island : ie lots
free ncumbraDce For particulars inquire Of CARSON
HIhsi, Law oEce. 3D7 Fulton ST, opposite City Hail.
brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
3, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1870
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Conutrp Real &state for Sale.

DECONIC HOUSE of GreenpOrt, L. l., for
SALE or TO LET. Inquire on the prenists
STOCKTON HOTEL Cape May, N, j., for
~ SALE LEASE.-ProJO will be received for the
purchase or lease OF the STOCKTON HOTEL Cape May
The Hotel contains 81 furnished and appointed COM
pete being ready Tor Immediate occupation The ground con
tains Of about Is fronting directly upon tne
Ocean, cottage adons the hotel and contais sx nons
handsomely furnished with two In attic. NO proposal
less than S225, 900 will be considered with payment OF
$4,000 delivery Of deed and balance 70 0e
OF Insurance
II sold leased the hotel viii be open for guests early
In June, under the MANAGEMENT OF stockton Hotel Co..
and Its reputation maintained the best and most co
Portable seaside Hotel On the Atlantic Coast. -
Address q. NJ. DoKRANCE,
Bristol. Bucks Co, Penn
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
CORPORATION Notitrs.


IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARkS.-
IL POLICE Observation-Disclosures in sealed envelopes
received by Deai tment at 80 UD.onSue
New.N0Ik until WEDNESDAY, February = iS.5, az w
tn Uniform OycrcCas and fataOons ior tno
police force.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
Real Gsiate 90 Gxehdnse.

TJNO EXCHANGE-A frame HOUSE (36 by 36)
L and two LOTS In Brooklyn. for o enall HOUSE wuhh
45 minutes Of w-YoTk. Address n
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
Gin Real estate for Sale.


A TTENTl0N is called to the partition sale of
the FOUR valuable LOTS northeas, corner 92dst
THIS DAY nt The Exchange saesroon. III Broadway by
GEORGE II. SCOTT Aueoneer, under direction OF MYE.
T. IsAACs, Referee.
EAST 74TH-ST Two 4-story houses for
H. sale at price suit RULAED & WHITING, Beck
man-st
EOR SALE.-PREMISES No. 322 Madison
90 x. H. MAcNAB. 7s Nas.aust
gNOR SALE-A TWO->TORY and ATTIC
a premises occupied as DWELLING and bakery on
Madisonst., ". Y City. Apply 10 A. L. MACNAb,
1s N3ssanst
EOR SALE-On west side OF broadway, near
1 Post OGce-A first class STORE and cxtraazcd LOT,
early teJs a cash, or large
pari can remain bond and mortgage desired HOMER
MORGAN, No. 2Pnest. l@,''3l
GET YOUR ACCOUNTS ERiFiED.-COm-
w acl lodm ns taken before JAGu ES,
10 AstOr Ousc Notary and COissOei Tor all btates from
Name 10 California
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
Gelu iuanteo--f females.

XVAITRESS.-A Protestant, with good iSief-
w epces; must wiling TO make herself gs%nsfIy % "
fui Rutheriuru place. near 18th g.. BEL "a ena '~s
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
Cornirp proprr!n 20 fct.

AT TARRYTOWN, on the IIudson-To LEI,
~ immediate possession two beautifully III lRNlSliID
HOUSES all modern convenience stable garden. &C. very
cheap rents. :. EHBEnsON, go SiNtl-sye.
rEO LET-HOTEI.
THE HOFFMAN HOUSE.
Livery Stables at SING ~ So y " Ia Lease Tor one o.
more years JNO. l.. II. TALLMAN,
Feb / I9-G. Poughkcspsie, y. Y
fINO LET or for SALE, at great s3cTilcc,
L MANSION HOUSE rt0ne and elegant gronrhs, sa,lrs
barns outhouscs: fruits oTer and vcrcia ~ pDu
dance; Maahasse Bas op"site Great Nos Depot
Flushing and North side hafoad time t1 Ntn ON ono
boating. la hing. aud fishing. Address ll"n
Great Neck H. a. 40 Boeiuans It. Anehoag" '~o
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
Eeciurcs ana nleetinas.

I ECTURE by Rev. GEO. G. LORlMER, ID. d.,
IL OF Boston, TONIGHT at Berean Hapst church. Bedford
and Downing-sta. Subject: "What Know About BOYS"
ORGAN CONCERT, Church of the Holy
" Trinity, Madisonayc. and 42dstSeconi season Forty.
sixth C,nCet " neslay Afternoon, Feb = at octk OF.
gaps s. =. of til urch OF the Holy Iruit New.
IorA. Vocalist Miss Ida W. Hubbe, soprano. Admission
- cents.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
Steambonis ano Railroads.
OF THROUGH RAILROAD

NEPARI URE OF THROUGH KAILKUAD
IL TRAINS FROM NEWYORK.
ERIE RGILwAY-9 80 % and iOA5 a.. m and p. IN.
NRH-YOAK HAVEN, AND hARFOnl'-1or Boston wa
EpIinghehl-S0J and 10 a. m and ?. m va Shore
| M. For -UaveIi-TlO, 800 VO5, and
10 a. m IL m. l. 2:2O g. 40. 5:l5 8, anu 10
YORK CRNrKAL AND HUDSON RIYKK-S, 1880 ana IL
q H.. and 4. q, $ aHd IL p.
PKSSsYLyAIA Ran IDFor the West and souih via Pitts
burgh-93O and and $50 i. Fer Tie south VIA
Washngi giOiiS40 and and +. For Philfdelrhia
2, $50, $40 and $50 and 1880, D. T. %.lO D. D. u
NIWr3sgY SoIrEIS-For Philadelphia ls;esmor leaves
ii . ~. AMI 3:45 p IN
RkIDGEPORT, and all points on Housat0nic
t and Naucatuck railroads Fare 81. steamer BRIDGE
POT slip at Il AID Bridgeport at
~. IN.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
u NeN. from loot Of DeeOrOsses and CoI


$50 . m Washington and the west Through from
ears from Batncre 70 lttsburgh Chicago c.ncllpad.
Tndanapois, LOUISVILLE, and New-oTlsans; ro,,,,
and sew orleans; Pullman rarir cars from New YorA
s.;5 p m. daiy for washington, The South md West
fuaan si5eeers 10 s-iletol, AID from fon iisiiuge 20
TO- onis' tin tS sSat out, ana ID r,ccrs wss
kynGheqrE ssyaH EaS scre SST SS ane the
s5 and s'pGs ss BrSsSSay NeS@Yofs and at ticket
ASH FOR TICKETS 'fIt VIA BALTIMORE hND OHIO il. II
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
III x Nh s q loot TUE " SlfT St
someSvis w sGgh BTsneh y X M . A. smPS4 ON, 5qneSh
and susque6snns division wi,i I1Igi Valley Railroad
Central FsnS'y4i9S, I'd SfTIsrs I%sTSxT NC
S$Oa Thsls ior Isson BeisideIs Ist1sHen I,,s
bare, Poitsviie scranton, &c.
s5 Tn ran ior ior cSston and Easton connect,
at Junction with Del. Lack. and West. h. II.
1s.Sa hcnfS%n marris5afe and Se Wss;
fS,;syie scrston, Dany.lie, W.iltsias poJ &C.
leo maESIEEs for Flsaing,on Eas'o1 Aleptnwn p,,
Barre TSn Reading Columbia Lancaster Eprst Foi4vic,
a45 p "a -EVEEss Tor EastOn. Belvdere Bath, Nsucn
chnnk, wiIkes9arre and scranton
400 ,%-%sy Van Easton Allentown and Maueh
4so D. m.~way train for sonervile aud Flemngton.
GOO \. m.-Nay train for Duuellen .n..
blJ n.-EyKEIN6 BNfFss, IA " ior faston Alentow
Bauch Chunk Wikesbafr io"srda, headihg and HATTIE
burg - ,.---,,
53Op. pi.-Way Train for S0nleTylle
coo y. in.-Way Train ior soDIe1flo.
Csc D. rn.-Wgy Train for Danelen.
5c0p Ia.-Way Tran for Someryne
s8Op. m.-Tor EastoD.
$50 D. m.-Way train for S0.nervHo.
l2.O0 y. m-Way Tran for Dunellen - -
For Eiaabeth a; $50 ei5, $50 =, 7so. 7d6, 9 sa5.
POO. $50 1915 ll:.5 Nj IL H. l24ot 2oo. 242 8
S3 345 4. s:'5. 43O, 445, D. 5:l5, 3d. 3fj, g. Cl5,
ESQ !, 7:49 $50 $50 1880 i1l5 II p: IN.
r. H. KICKER, suPt. and Eng
H. p BALDWIN, General Passenger agent
TALL RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION OF FARE TO BOSTON
S4.0v. FIRST CLASS.
THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY.
, 1876-01-08


Dean IIoveon tn At work upon now Com
nen!a1y on the Dool: Of Acts.
air. Charles Eor1hor's work On 1.-THE Cotton
statta" will be published soon BY D. Appleton d;
Co.
Tho author Of "Mss. Jcrnin94an's Journal"
hAs pnbehed a new brochure, "Ai!ns IIitch-
cocks Wcdding-D1ceB."
Nr, Satnburue's nav work, Erechthcus," Is
play On the Gteex nojel, Of over 100 lines,
mora regular III construction than "Atafau,a in
Cslydon.
A now work en- tho Identification Of the ten
dot tho extraordinary ttle Of ''rhn Ang!o-I+racl
Pnst-Bss: or. How Arthur Cafno 10 Bee It,"
The Rev. Canon Titconih IL the writer.
Ono Of tho Ch,stmas books for children aud
lova1s Of nonsanEo, recen.Iy published abroad,
ia ''Ihe ffstors Of the Six Wives Ut HUcbta ard,
Compiled frotn Mendacious Cnronicief. by laa-
Development Of mvth! Tile chrome Illustrations
arc BY George Cruiksbauk Jr.
30 far ~ thu book ttAda }iase examined their
acconu;B, they esem to show q rotas bI,sioesa
which was tue Httno az. or littIe bt tier tilAu,
that Of lust year, and publishing busIncas about
tue eams, or nat quite 8u good. hese1at uuh-
liehera report that. whl!e isHnin3 fawer boo'r.
their total eales ll4yo been as large AZ those Of
biz not literary loss. Among the novels Ut
last yesr, pr. Hollands s'Bcyeno1ks IN tu It's
twenty-hftt thousatsd tue Rev. E. +. Roofs
"FroD Jest to Earnest in the fourteenth. Mrs.
Wilson'S 1nfece " in the tllftietl.-4Eeto lord:
Tribune.
, 1876-01-08

BQ43H 1tbE<x. = = :. -.
disappointed Creditor. Th.s " the fourth
ti,na, VIZ. you hayo promised no that l!ltls bill
you uxe me. l c1A't tAke promises, Ill.
Y1s1qul. Debtor "lf paY you tho ztoan.
backs you wouldn't hare anything but PROMISES
-Uutsd Btates promises" .,,
Non. .plussed Cradtur: ''Yts; but shsJ VIII
ba pAsd sun ns,'me."
Tranquil Debtor: "Psy you same aa5, ~"
hy, NJ. 6w4th.s
, 1876-01-08

ptblished BY tie l.el,gio4s Tract soct-
ety. Il H1easnrcs only etate over 1t{ inohaa
yet e,eh IsRe h2Ida Al words, or about 14u Int.
ttrs. Ihara If. Il appears. q work 10 extspsnce
w'',cn 10 not only small. but ia without printed
matter. itie callnd rho "Wordl"sa Do3k." and
u msdo up Of ton pages. The f1rHt ard tentf,
pages form the COVERS the title being us,ntod on
t'I' former thA second ann third ara BLACK, rho
fourth aud fifth rod. tho sixth and seventh
white, md tho eighth and nsutil shining poltt."
This remarkable volume ia ra,d to be ~ re1iq.
ious a!Iegory doviscd by aou'e enthusiastic Evan
gelicAi.
, 1876-01-08

Fto.a . TAe Maid n t'e Nt<,i+irpi."
The full, round moou. IN ttlvGr blirsn,
IL mil rnrcd Oh thu tlagkltng wasr.
Vii. re- rockE, ukc CEstleB gray are necn
!sbuyo tho wAldefinH 2lanisrds grave.
Historic tide whose nn1ne he gave
Ere l1wercd At midnight FROM their bsr1Ae--
~ Ger httu closcd lhe ~aters dirk
IIy snrTow1t,R cpuiEa4rs, lest tho ZOE
Ills iitatA aud burial-plsc Elould kuo".
The wsvc-wosn valis heas back tho roar
~ sounding 4ssrs, ~Aoss dazzling l*sea
TIE alEny mouths of Yawring cAFes,
DARK lu the dim rccetI!Ag shore.
TUE river, Ruling fur aud W!le,
kiEeliiLE In ma jrsty unI prttIc.
lMirH gE.ni!y VI hrF letsns .ils;
And, I.eretl hy a4c inoonltt GLOW,
lroIl ,ordst tla duwg slcle
Tno sluggish tribul45yb how
Hwer,t ~ Alow!y round tlln betigy ttls.
Through taeg "a ar',is Of sho.l, Where hy
Hugo .ikast!s hk'd to eei.e their pFey:
And lo4tscly, tlrUuFh tbs III ltsh 4 yelloWs
lstsouuds tie trltllesf dlsmai below.
Thosc ,nyri,.l dc.ks. like drifts of snow,
Llu!nB III. s4utts Ut evenings glow,
ultaiuln9 tleFs i lis f:i.uuu
Fto,n tGn!er b ILL Ind GAuy brood
rhnss nst4r:. 70 III hare snngut tho fcn,-
Dtd.rper, eoos, aud Fo1caa.
Upon the tl;er's b.tsua dirk
T.1e stars .AroG down tarir glowing spark,
And brsyhs tne star lit waters BIsAtA
MI
Wuosa brilliant sparxIsa hFtgntly dance
AluuR the Tiy-ss y braaa e1lMl1st,
Llan vHn Aeets from FAtfy:Aud.
UJ.uc u'er lhe wase-a dlthesume hand.
Auu1 wild, rocky hj4otus beyond,
Nt.gl!s Nature III tho deep l'rufouud.
p1tl sh4l!o1rd Anus .ra stretched on high,
Ausl 1tas4 in t,!ooMy Stiffness by.
itt itlnan"a tfsstfAl rspsbhy;
And, 4alf-a It,dHbat t1e snrkttA roaf
F!oltA planning Erous l,Y cayernd shDFA.
Lake gfaIt munster. furm'd to rido
..Iu,l4 Ills iArktiug, ttfbid ttda.
tplEn,ny, meath vs:ssr-clnId, tha spray,
unr t1M!tH eyea ua either side.
Tho steamer 1lows htt lonely way
isllnd tFsarh'roa, mo and hungry nas,
llsnmining thr lonely woods,
Keyb4llng ure4Fy s,iltnd.1,
And tansing weird, f4ntassie Rlow
TN waters wildly whirlu beow,
Roll on whose uuscsu might creates
Farcsls au.l plains ol fruitful Rtstpat
Wno-o yalieya tAtely eehoeA, E1e
Anl! retI, With fratslcidil slrtft,
When G4t!.nHs F!lei thy shores With staughsaf,
WAon ,nooS 'ne.th wtatAt,.l soattugs ssat
FROM tlrs4tl hotl1i4a' arm4mrat.
Tint b44ed AloD4 thy cEtsaison water,
Ms!snrs tbs tesi u nea.aa sous.
Aud ho1rre.y brsyei ths des4-1nouthed mostar1
6u onlnrHel totIeio's thuni.s-shalt-
A thu Ieglzshan Of the deep
FIR hn1ls on hlsh. Titn oas fe!i I. s.'spt
The u1rluB WhAlGrk alrIher cratt-
N=Fcs, tha mall.ci11 ram, aud ~!
Theu'rt rolling Ger tho wreck below!
Tie u8ht c2aoes havs DER shoo AoNn
Tu where tho karthtfu wAtafs, lone,
Lock atu,s Will Will Saskatchewan.
Vesr.331 auluax thy ustsrtu9 lsluss
Thrie paIl!es 4te4n,tuS kiss tuy smiles:
Aud now the bIrs|,te III It cteares thy crcst
4 asbu4s wealth bssn o'es thy breast.
Aues have passel tho Etgw9.u stood
Mutso cltl =, towering oieE the ho0d,
ps,ue their vast treasure toward IN u goal
Whore, ~4rn. lbs Mako wssuEs roll.
THEopo1x p, PA
, 1876-01-08

Ynf-rnat1oDrf H,cuu-Janu Iry-- EpusuGry IA. s.
uAruea 4 o., New YoFk. cA,cagc aud Se% or!o,ns).
con.cnts: Iho nsfssso'!n@! III ~ Y ;,o n
Aid lIeuvIou.5 by tIc itsy Z. 4 Wasuuurtl, D. D.,
New York; "Uugers Esehiugs" hy rhii!p Gilbert
nnaaiss rtnnyaon5 % Turncr, ESssnd: i!etro.peei.
yt icaisiaton AMI OrIuger!stu, by tho Hon. FrLp-
cis Wharton, IL. b., Dostou; "In.ecttyor',us
+. II. T., MontEeal: ~ +" M"isychososy o. mulaef, ~
b4ron ifsn1 Yen hotse.aq{at s Tntv,t'tt. ~ unnh
~ a,,. .Hstcws !" conteuurary literature, Az,
,nI Ssian,r'" -
yat,"nTt uu ft<r'y Rrse,r--pccen,ler Edward /.
Yusy. N:w York;. Co.ten.s: "zorolster ~ u
Legislator and rh!lusolher :" Society aal ~ pm
Traditions; ~ Alo1antIia aha ta Lsf.
h4theior on "9.ans ,! Msn.s " G",n"i paur.
to..s4 :. ria r.Jer s'rny, as nm hstropomcr sul
Mathnnuti, ian: .'rus Fltsl,ctaus Gnd Their
Toysucn.n "unr Classical nul St1untlAe Higher
TeachiuH; "ho.ires sud CriacMms; APPENDIX
-Jts.,r,
Penn Monthly for January {Fcnn Nonhtv Assoflauop,
ph!lads1t bis). Consen1s 14e hion.n arx.. rs"o "
loLA; "1nS 1oqfnat 11 t u.oosn - ,t, ii;5,,u
=. 1sh n ~ - i". ~ Nsst t.1asnti In.
1,",-vt .,,i Avriouiturs.s war LtIGtst ire: J.
nHsy jiooks mi uovks Received" The PM
oxiatensc.
of Science, ,s4Icn,. Ma...,. ;,
1Wers rt an n 1osouy,''' 1n"',o,n ~? " s@''A ~
foIh ann T. 1oaaoal. fo- January freed Hill.
''t.n.mn t ~ ,n ~, ''s @~-
III tu,I.a ,io,tchmi 3fana,ius for JANUARY {louse-
noi, pu,it Ltuu CnuuLtIv New York;,
F,tr,, Via ,,S.frr ior Juuu.ry lEuot l. liewett,
Eutm4l, 1L}.
L,ft, ary i'ota for January H. X crosker. noaton)
srn GoIra5M' jr1s s''N'oef ~
Htefeuet V1al*8Vs ,..4 .,,.,... :, u. Ill T. c,~
LtttuS tstlHa +iJe-E"fsent u"'aoefa t4A's'' G. o's
Huston}: , ,u, ,,, m .x,,o,,,
Il ~ ~ vary, Win thn now ysar t!ltn weekly
, 1876-01-08

aFs, arc OF microscopic sulallneHs. but q psr.
fectlr modelled aud ch,Beted ~ II duue By eli.
lint. Ob]ects Of natural history, aat or 10 ra.
n tIs Of tEe III aue ",6
doeB not epd with the tlgurc~compoaition, Ths
budv tones Of gold, in which forms OF natuto OF
Curious invention, in uudos OF higher tonca Of
light and graduated tnls coma and 10. a. lho eYs
happana TO catch lhes,,. Ike objects slowly dts-
SOLVING Or reforming 10 Bofs. gentle haze, give
pleasure without alloy, hecAnso thcte IL no
direct imitation or Eoaslaua. and yat an In.
hnito. team;!tke euggeatton Of the purss!
ponticat moods. Whou arc ADDED Ia
this mathet'c satisfaction an eluai COM
p!ctenen> ~ regAzls tho mechanical Anssh Of
tue ARTICLE, its perfect l,strc sn oothucss, join
lug. md whatofor eiHe In luctndad iu tha toJl.
part o! tue fabrication, then there is = double
pleasure. which ra9oly III u 10 had elsewhere in
like degree. Aud tuia pleasure has = gsestes
fnnes+ from tho abseucs Of any slgns u I'M
Thought aud abor aro disRuiHsd III ~ appareus-
" STOUT aueuna actloa or perfection, alcu a. u
flee Nature suggests ia her bcst Inspired moodh.
Tie Aryau races hayo accomplished
rsapect tt,es car ssfll 80 to school with profit 70
the leathen Japanese, possibly The Chinese
LOVE FOR FLOWERS.
There Ia . little Incident relAtod Of the gri,n,
silent, Ephynx-iixe Napoleon l., that reveals All
unexpected tenderness ia the man, and perhaps
dlscloscs mora Of hs tnuer nature than any ot
tho pnbllo and striking acones in which be was
Al actor. lfe waa in!eneeiy fond Of violets.-t1lo
mceaoss, s"eeseet llowet that bioHs,-aod ffcah
bouquets Of thom wero constantly preserved in
h,h trlyate Apartments. What ministry Whs Il
those humble iloscrs served UP to lin, that na
felt tho Eesf etual need Of their presence In tho
mums nts iu which he throw OF tho mask worn
I,afa .,I arni m, l,o h,a II 1ntft
, 1876-01-08

st,ot in the forests Of saxony roseatsd, under
sne microscope, tle presence OF usrlAtls uf
triri.inm. It Is tue first instance IN Which the
parasite has been found IN tuu wil b0ar, hut
there seetnb to ho 10 sehtuu RLy thu pa, nt.te
SHOULD not 4ufost wild III well ~ dutncstlcatsa
ahl4R.
, 1876-01-08

Afr. Charles kemp of tho Middle Temple, In
preparing u new edition Of "lne Works a,
Clat'eH Lamb" 3lr. Kent has III this edition
given M, for tho first tu1e. tito true stony Of
barbara e., and q curious story it il. Ho bar
Also in the menlotr prefxci 10 tlIo hook. settIed
tic date Of Lamp's birth. Barry Cornwall pat
It al tic lJtlt Ut February, md alr.
John Forster ~ the 11th; but hotb
prove to be w.onz. lie has also hhuwu
tbat The usnal idea that there acIe ouy three Of
tho family-Jn',n. May, and Ch..lca-ina mis-.
tHse; thcre Kefn mtre thnn eix. For frontis-
piece ho llss g.veu a hitherto unnpgTaved por-
trait OF Lsnb III tic possession Of BIr Charles
Dixie. for which Lamb sat 10 Henry Never. of
Heb Lyon eQnapo. eom1here abont 1897. Nm
n'crous fAc SMILES aro added. Tue publishers
are aioA1rH. Koutlcdgo. and the edition will be
ayled "The Popular Centenary Edition."
, 1876-01-08


SKETCHES Bs CASTELAR,.
LIFE or Lo nd B,noa; AND 0IItAn 6ME1cnEs. By
EAsLao CA.iki~AA. Ttans4at..! " irs. Aa1u0n
nsSsD; nsbe9: t5s cnis:xo " a ascf e. cs
Sa.5o.
Tie DELAY On Dytou, which occupies fit:ls
over haIf of Tho present Volume, nay be regarded
Oh a faiI exponent Of tile character:slics. tho
scholarship. mud Tue oratory Of him who IL to-
day Spaitl'a most illustrious SOD. It harnonlzcH
clearly with tho ioea gi%eu Of him through "a
gacto Is observers nllo hayo kuowu hin iu tue
lutsfnscy Of peGuonal Intercourse or have watched
slls oouduct frvtn afar. II !epEebaulB q man OF
warm neaft felvlA enthusiasm, impassioned
olaluencc, K3od intellect, and tlo'le. ats euture
! man of a,rong, lu1pnlslya naturp, "ho trua,H 20
VI" Instincts, aud iuysu totnr 10 bs gu1Ael by
them iIAil b, tAs cool dietuteH of ]usnent.
!, 10 sketch ot Dyion throws uo Aaw light on
tho charatter of tue poet; hut, by bl,nHtn. 1nto
'e,et !he trials atrn3l'G from h'a paseat"
'FettlnG dlecord between Its gcnlnB and his cr-
uulssntsceS, 1t plaada po"rrta aly fur cAnsly 10
s'!ousa4:s@E :siEM ~ npon his wAyward and nutla,py
tIun illuminating rio d.scouree, a,i4 also many
BynteHces o. eonoro"sacss that n,e Gu,pty of
M6 mug ine.o are. too. OCCASIONAL aulllsipK
crrura III statea'eut Tor t&slslat docs llat trohe
tulnor facka or hihtur, ad sciunca wlpll ho usas.
IN tho ilHntlat!on Of lis tho.ne. Iu th,n LII be-
tf4yA hts lack of wido mud exact information
The romautg bkstcles IN the volume treat of
Victor Hugo, Auxatite Dumas, E,u.le ulrartliu,
Dan.el Mallp, auu Alo1phe TlleIH.
ruE GReAT STONE FACE,
Til. Bsow-IMAnK: AND osIkh Tw1ck-TotD TALEs
Iy kArHAHtEL HAWTHORNE. lon0., Up, LII, Nus.
t1u jsulra Il. Us9tod Gu
1h!B volume hotH Que Ut tho most exquisite
stories III tie English language. II has 10 great
reputation. 1t was not incloscd III tho "Littte
Ciass4cs," aud no do uot kt,uw tnat 1t has over
been placod uy q compiler in any colsstlou Of
choice fragments OF hctloa. 1t has tue unob-
tsusiyeuras OF tue tomty riyulst, AMI tais has
probably caused itB merits 10 te passed. by. But,
amoug The mastesp pieccs Of Hswshoros. there ls
not oue Of mora do1ca!o beauty, more perfect
hulsh, than tbs tdyl Ut "Tne Great Stone Face. "
| 1t has in high degree the gEacas Of style that
.nake uAWthoEue's prose chasnlnG ~ tho aailtI-
| est poetry; but. MVFo than abss. it has ilua
| tlroAd OF Hantlmeat running Though II, tbas
gteams with tho pure. boft light of sts!nB oi
pearis.
lie tails the simple tale OF An unworldty ulan
| who had chsrlsl,ed ft0m buyhaod holotII, con.
| tidlng usture, tbat "Nas always ready 10 be-
| lieya III whatever teemed beautiful aud good.
| and who, Aeeping "hIY heart continually Open.
mns sure to catyh tho blesainYa itoll Oh luigi
whenever they dssceldad Ho WAsnot dwellsI
in cities ~ Una not read In boQG$ Hbuk III
, 1876-01-08

SOME VERY SMN We VUEVRESt
An Eugilall lecturer, starting With tho ASSOC
ton OF rliay ttat the "ILad !" had beon Htitten
Oh p1ece of parchment that could be toclossd
IN nutshell, weut Oh to shoS that the feat was
possible. iIs maintained that Oh oash sido Of .
piece Of veu,n ~ luohes long aud wlde, which
can easl!y ba put III tho 4hell ot larRa walnut.
1t would be posslble 70 squeeze $50 'llles.
each line Including ~ Yelses OF tho +" 1Iad."
Tbe Is, QUO vo4 res Of tbs poem would thus be
accounted for. 4 Lacednnoulsn artist IL uald
tu nays wE.sten Ia lattera ol gold pocsy of two
yut ses, iuclosed In tho F,lld Of 4 .,u Ut coIn.
Peter lSalos, = celebrated wiling -aas.s1, Wtoto
. copy Of tbs U,uIs which cuatd 10 placod III
waua; uLout sno size ot beua sEs. mug
Blua pr,u,ea booKB III Il lnorAbIo placu IL duo to
"TAe uable in Miniature" pr.utod by SewosTy,
in l7so. Each page. which inotsurea ~ inoues.
coutalns n wutds, Or l03 lvttsrs. ssllt
&,uicr volume IL religious work,
"smsll HAa upon the Tsnder Herb"