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He revised and extended his contributions to tne
AUgemene ZeitunO for publication in the Lutetl@
wrote bis die G0ttOr i'm Exil Die Gestandnsse'
and many other poems. and labored steadly
upon his memoirs He also translated most OF us
poems into French--a thankless task for the fIencn
people accustomed to a rhetorical renecuTe, ~
dantc style of poetry. could net appreciate Cn ,G
naive graces of his songs. What could tney & ~
of these little pictures in narrow frames D" Auil "a
su0oeatiOns and half.dovelOped meanings -.
Clad in this language of reason" SAYS melsSneI
our home darlings have foreign look anG N we
hardly recognize them Much more succeSsIu H 1t
fhe translatiOns of Heine's foauing,, pricKiIng
nroseD The Memoirs were never pu0hshed anu no
one knows into whose hands they nave laIleu
Doubtless they will appear after all the persons
named in them are dead. All the other literary Iel
mains of the poet were edited by Melssner anu
printed soon after his DEATH "Tho years that have
gone by" SAYS Messner, since the peet closed ms
tired eyes on the 18th of February 1885, nave n4U
caused his works to grow old; they have not 1uV-
lived themselves. His songs are Ottener h9aIu vi
day than when he was among the living, WIn Rkt;
words of his are in every mouth. Inc sWOru Vi u,s
wit is not rusty As he was, lie laoered IN ne 9Ia
and the universal for the high aims Of humanity. a.
some of his shots went asray OTHERS MT the man
and freed the age in which he worked from many
prejudice aud many an evil chlmera Many geuoLLa a
lions will honor the warrior who stretched upon hS
death-bed, still showed a dauntless courage
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founded upon the exhaustive researches made oy frO
lessor MonnaseD of st. Petersburg. during the Autumn
Of 1875 when he examined 22s singers ranging between
the ages Of nine and tythree years It appears 70 10
an ascertained fact from these experiments lndt INC
relative and even the absolute circumference Oi mo S
do NOT sng and that Increases With the CROWN anu
age of the singer. Waffle too milder forms Vi S1si
eeSainsy rare The mortality Of singers from phtnst
Is uufrequent BrgEs disease on the nass
eudes that singing highly TO be aI
toiied and that AZ IL far preferable TO ordinary ~
naStics for developing expanding and strengthening
the chest.
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Gress AIakins.

I1IRST-class dressmaker will make walking
suits from IS up train dresses from SlO up children
and suits also specimens TO be reference 25l
West 25th-sL
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BALTIMsoRE AND OHIO BAL 9,
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSEl

station Ssssis ''i iss 4
"e commencirg october ls7s-Lsays Newyork sst q
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viz s Bess ana BaSeS
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and spf ntssr%ed Is Stations for Easion Asn
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Jersey city station to and from Brooklyn ana ZIP
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DTvI-
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
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4, 5:16 p N.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
sls lH Hss Fsansdais Rvsr Bsinsst ana
LIZ Toms ylnsland an stations BAY
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town r. r. ami Philadelphia
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
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Leave New York from station r. r. OF NJ ioosok AAo-
Fst Station iSs Ninth and at M has
g. mi 1880 A. $50 7:i5, II p On Sunday at s:t5 M,
0P For s. ,;on corner Third and e.so ilis
m, l30 $780, I. $780, 40 On Sunday At $40 3 na
Warren sna en-. Tgcsersts sso $685. s;ss 1s,s
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N ET9% aS Stacy az $50 = % 1910 i6 $50
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TS? SsPsGG s5rfS fSe me- $40
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ION made soo q CIV 'a''0n "
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S ss nSsI aaS g. as
NewYork Transfer Company lDcdds Express) WI CAL for
an es s g sa az 81 and sS
New.YorS cOur,st Brooklyn Al these omcss szsA
connection WIN ia' B s Genera fssssnssr xsnt
eatuck and Housaonic acknowledgements leave cath
arine Slip (Pier IS, E. r. daily 1880 and ESQ
Fare lower than by any Osher route. ---.
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special rtsa tickets Steamer leave
for New. london Boston. Worcester, &c. :.
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Go n1hum it 4FIap Concern

NEXT OF KIN HEIRS WANTED. Our
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heirs advertised foTsutiects " Great Britain rom 1865
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GREAT TRUNK LINE

III
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets
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Express Pullman Parlor Cars daily except 10
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, DEPoTa
IN PHILADELPHIA. IN NEW.fOkK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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INFLUENCE OF SINGING UPON HEALTH.-The
medical Roehcnsehri, Of st. Petersburg, publishes an
article on the influence Of sDsing upon the health Il
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MIR. OTTO w. FUETTERER GG0ettIn1g1ehn1
I'VE irniyersty Hanover)-L Lessons In German anu lne
classics close attention 70 pronuncationi vocal
raining. 1873 West 22dst
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TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
gatuck Housatonic Observation-Disclosures lesye uatn
Slip Pier 49, 4. r. daily ~ 1850 m and 2S0 p M
Fare lower than by any other route.
NORWICH LINE to BOST0N.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets. Steamers leave
Pier 40 North River daily including Sundays at 800 p M
for New London Boston. Worcester oc.
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Art schools-New-York City.
AIRS, LOUISA Is. CULVER
VIII receive pupils painting Landscape flowers sun
Gina and oecora0n at her studio Ihe Boa 40 10 iS'
o6th.st. corner sth.aye. beginning October l. -
Pefe:cnccs Ut. ID. Huntington, MI "Aham h"A" "~''
Jnmes n. Hart Dir. a. j. Bellows.
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T'O PHILADELPHIA;
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN stt ~
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
IN Leave New York foot Iiberty.sr, O. H. r. OF n. J,
s:l6 4. m.-Fof Farmingdae Toms River Barnfssr ana
iib D' mFor Toms River vneand stations 70 BAY
Side An ID FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
4p m-For Farmngdale Tome River, BarneRat 1ucher'
town n r. and PHILADELPHIA 10 ~
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6teambcats ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS--PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
IA and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier no A. North River,
foot Of CdnGls every week day. p connecting &C AL
bany Sunday morning excepted with trains N0rth west
and East Stater0oms warmed by stean.
Excursion TO Albany and return good 80 DAYS, 81
~ w. W. EVERETT. President.
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OOACHMAN.-By a first-class man willing to
" work wife American Will go as COOK at Iann
rss or can sew good OF chdren city or c0un
try years reference giyen can be seen or aoarsss
WALL. Clendenny'aVes on WeotoluoafeB WeSS O'AeS-'
JersoV CITY
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II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, DEPOTa
IN PHILADELPHIA. . IN NEW.YORK
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OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.
~ FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
AZ daily except sundays from Pier SS, North River
Special limited tckots sold wa this line for ST. GOOD
ONLY for the day end TIP for which they issued
fed their face Freight taken at lowest
L. w. FILKINS. u. p. Agent, ID. Q. BABC0CK, prest
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TOR RONDOUT and MISUNDERSTANDING
Mt Cozzens West Point) Cornwall. Nowburg Marlboro,
Milton POughkeepsic Esopus, connecting with Ulster and
Delaware and Walkl Valley Railroads Steamboats JAMES
". BALDWIN ana THOMAS CORNELL leave DAILY atA
u m. pier 81. North River foot Of HarItsOnst
Except Saturdays, when Thomas Cornell leaves at p M
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A NEW VOLUME OF POEMS.

A NEW VOLUME OE POISMo'
vIGNETTEs IN RHYME AND OTHER IIH, NEn Io C9
AUSTIN DoBsoS. 12mo, PIP. 2T7. Henry nun q No'
The young poet whose name appears on the tltle
mage of the present volume, although not WlueH
known to lovers of verse in this country, has won
brilliant reputation in England by the airy grace Oh
his versificatiOn, the sparkling viVacity VI n''
fancies, his versatility of conception, ana MS 'en
derness and delicacy of sentiment Many OF DIS
illusions appear like the frnt Of poetic caprice anu
are as cvanescent in their nature as the dew tnat
rlitters in the morning sum- but they alternate Win
pieces whose depth of feeling and charm OF express
sion entitle them to high and permanent place III
modern English poetry. Mr. D0Dsons huiiior al
WAYS betravs exquisite refinement of thought sng-
gest,ng moro than il EXPRESSES and deftly blended
with the tender pathos which relieves the pquancy
of his wit with its subtle fragrance. His poems bear
frequent traces of ingenious artiice, too ingenious
perhaps for the more causiC tastes, but his rarest
eunnipo of expression does not disguise the SIN
certify of his emotions the profoundness OF MS
sympathies. The dainty felicites of his language,
which reveal the genius Of the artist. are comoneu
with the symbols of expression that form the nat
ural garments of imaginative power and seasltVe-
ness of feeling. Mr. Dobson's vein Of lighter 6ar-
casm finds happy specimen in
THE ROMAUNT OF THE ROSE.
Poor Rose! lift yOu from the street
Far better should own you
Than you should lie for random feet
Where careless hands have thrown you'
Poor pinky petals, crushed and torn
Did heartless Mayfair use you,
Then cast You forth to lie forlorn,
For chariot wheels TO brulse you
saw you last in Edith's hair
Rose you would scarce discover
That she passed upon the stair
Was Edith's favored lover.
A month" little month "'-ago-
o theme for moral writer -
'Twixt you and me. my Pose, you know,
She might have been potter;
But let that pass. She gave you then
Behind the oleander-
To one, perhaps of all the men,
Who best could understand her
Cyril, that duly aattered. took.
AS only CyriPs able, -
With Just the same Arcadlan look,
He used, last night, for Mabel;
Then having waltzed till every star
Had paled away in morning,
Lit up his cynical cigar,
And tossed you downward, scornlng'
Eisrnet, my Rose Revenge is sweet
She made my heart-strings culver;
And yet-YOu shant lie in the street,
I'll drop you in the River.
AM
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and for the heartiest agreement upon whatevrc fit
candidates the majority should put up against tina
common foe. Since then the tide of disaster has
been turned back; every doubtful state has been
won, and the omens for National victory were never
more cheering.
THE TRIBUNE'S POSITION.
OF The Tribunc's share In all this, those speak
most enthusiastically who have NEST of the
struggle. 1t will faithfully portray the warning
phases of the campaign now beginning. 1t will
earnestly strive that the party of Freedom, Union
and Public Faith may select the man surest to win,
and surest to make good President But in this
crisis it can conceive of nomination this party
could make that would moi be preferable to the best
that could possibly be supported BY the Solid South
and Tammany Hall.
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The Advdnce sees nothing in the way of
having the official Fast Days peculiar to
the New England states coincide with
Good Friday:
"A correspondent at the East, who is
winely known both East and West, sug-
gests thst those states which, observing
still the good old New England custom,
appoint about this season of the year Il
Fast Day, should agree upon the appoint
ment of the day coincdent in time with
Good Friday thus securing the largest
possible unanimty in its observance by
Christians OF all denominations. The
suggestion seems to US good one. Thus,
Governor Loring of Massachusetts deSig-
mates this year April 8 as the special oc-
casiOn for fasting, humiliation and
prayer, on the part of the good people of
that commonwealth. But why not have
named March 26 instead? While there
are points enough in respect to which we
differ, radically, from our Roman Catholic
brethren and from high church EpiSt o.
pailanS, yctW are Slau OF occasions Whlcn
may bring into prominence the points OF
vital moment, wherin we are all agreed.
Moreover, as we now happily have yearly
thanksgiving Feast Day, designated i'll
unsion by the national and all the state
governments, what could be more beft-
ting than that we should have each year
in the SnriDr 4 cOrrpSnOndinU dpyOut
Fast Day?"
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THE NEW YORK
T R | B u N E
FOR 1880.

During the coming Presidential year The Tribune
will be more effective agency than ever for telling
the news best worth knowing, and for enforcing
sound politics. From the day the war closed it has
But 1t saw two years ago, and was the first per,i list
emily TO Proclaim the new danger to the country
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At the session of the New York Confer
ence in that city, Bishop Wiley made an
earnest address to the fourteen candidates
for admission to full connection as preach
erS
1T is an important moment in your
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ing as you do before the bar of the Con-
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culiar characters, they are free with you,
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Christ. say, if there be hotter place
in the world below, it is reserved for that
preacher, who, under the guise of his
ministerial Office Of divine and man OF
God enters household and becomes Il
wrong-doer and betrayer. 1. repeat it
he will suffer damnation in this world,
and wors damnation in the world to
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--s.haarch~ aud cries of tsGQOd, Amen" HHal-
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The Religious HerGId comes to the con-
shorter sermons indicates that Cd the
ministry is retrograding intellectually
and spirituality; or that CD the people are
advancing intellectually and spiritually
faster than the preachers; or that CD the
people are unwilling to think Conseci tive
ly and closely; or that (4) the minds Of to
day cannot Orwill not grasp as much truth
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and hearts Of the people are taken up
with frivilous things more than formerly {;
or that (8) business interests dem and
more attention, and cncroach upon our
opportunities for mental and spiritual cul-
ture: or that (9) the mental and spiritual
man shuts. himS ,lf up and refuses to have
intercourse with the great world OF
thought beyond; or that (l0) the masses
of the people are satisfied with mere sur
face preaching and teaching, and are un-
willing to go down to the hard pan for Il
foundation of their faith; or that (li) the
people love to be tickled and that preach
ing does not tickle enough.