RMPGMT7W–Black and white photograph showing the interior of Pier 35, with a metal roof supported by iron trusswork, and crates and sandbags stacked on either side, located in San Francisco, California, January 8, 1917. Courtesy Internet Archive. ()
RM2ANEYWA–Revue de l'art chrétien . AD-^^ Henriette Mendelsohn a con-son s- sacre[ig: érudition etses patien-tes recher-îçw5S5PWwS§ ches à uncharmant sujet, bien dignede tenter une dame cliré-tienne: /es atiges dans lart () ;et nous la félicitons davoirdonné un livre dun très vif. Fig. I. — Diptyque du Xh- siècle à lacathédrale de Tournai. intérêt et dune charmanteprésentation (^).Nous traiterons sommaire-ment cette même jolie ques-tion, en puisant dans son étudede quoi rafraîchir les notesque nous avions depuis long-temps recueillies. Nos lecteursseront, espérons-nous, tentésde recourir, pour la docume
RMPGMT79–Black and white photograph showing a man standing next to a two-story, fire station, with a barrel tile roof, and a fire engine parked in the open doorway, located between Piers 24 and 26, in San Francisco, California, USA, 1853. Courtesy Internet Archive. ()
RM2AJ69TR–Revue de l'art chrétien . Palais de Sargon, daprès une restitution de ViolIet-le-Duc. de larchitecture, ne pouvaient être oubliées. M.C. nous en donne un aperçu très suffisant..
RMMD255Y–Black and white exterior photograph of a Wells Fargo, 1853. Courtesy Internet Archive. Note: Image has been digitally colorized using a modern process. Colors may not be period-accurate. ()
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RM2AFHTFD–. Harper's weekly. Sheets of Typo, Cuts, dteyc A MONTH I I wai d Pens and Holders, pi •, . ;?? !il Li n |i ?? ? !?.. |.iv.],:[i.l LJ BAKERS VKVKH tliOTJ-U, DAK1 ! i Ul ill M1XT1 1:1%HAKI.I.S UliOI I AU KVIATOR, I | li 1 Uk each. BAKERS KIDNEY AND GRAVEL REMEDIES, * ivHiii-. SM l.y lli..- i.virK]!...! l.nuci-L--. CARPET WARP. WOOL TWINE. Twines and Paper. H. A. HAl{Vliv, 34 Maiden LTo Compositors.—Wanted, three strictly I WATCHES AND JEWELRY. SILVER WATCHES. r 1-.ukIi.Ii Pau-utl.-v.:.:..! .,:>. .. I,, :-7.M,n , EARRINGS AND PINS, NEW STYLES. twenty, t.venty-tive, thnty-fire, lorty, fitly, to
RM2ANCD1A–Revue de l'art chrétien . , si cest toi qui las enlevé, dis-moi oià tu las mis, et je lemporterai, » —Jésus lui dit «Marie!» A ce nom prononcédune voix si connue et si aimée, elle se « Maître!... s> Et le retourna, s écriant I. Sauf peut-être sur quelques chapiteaux romans deCatalogne, que nous navons pi» examiner que sur dinexac-tes reproductions. REVUB DB lart CHRÉTISN.1907. — 6° LIVRAISON 378 3Rebue X)t V^vt cj^rctien. Christ reprit : « Ne me touchez pas {JVohme tangere). Ces derniers mots ont souventservi, dans la littérature iconographique, àdésigner toute la scène, si poétique, delapp
RM2AJDTPC–Christian monuments in England and Wales : an historical and descriptive sketch of the various classes of sepulchral monuments which have been in use in this country from about the era of the Norman conquest to the time of Edward the Fourth . lid, Bamwood, Gloucestershire. Stone Coffin-lid, Elford, Staffordshire. Dorchester Abbey slab : here are four circles so arranged witha lozenge-shaped figure, that the points of the lozenge form thefour extremities of the cross-head. In some specimens the fourcircles are themselves set towards the cardinal points, and thusproduce the requisite cruciform f
RM2ANCNC3–Revue de l'art chrétien . % Fig. 6. Is-Sanamén. — Coupe A B du Tychaion. et les basiliques syriennes du IV™«, V>e etVlme siècle est autrement suggestif. Le Tychaionen question (fig.5) est un édifice à peu près carrémesurant environ 23 mètres de côté. Il souvreà la façade par une large porte centrale et deuxautres plus étroites.Une abside logée dans lépais-seur des maçonneries fait face à la porte centraleet a son pavement surélevé. Elle est flanquée dedeux salles rectangulaires à étages. Les deuxétages (fig. 6) souvrent par des portes sur les. Fig. 7. — Is-Saiiamên. — Coupe C D du Tychaion.
RM2AJ5HF6–Revue de l'art chrétien . Autel des holocaustes, daprès les traditions rabbiniquesdans Surenhusey.. Le roi Assurbanipal. lî;*?;-rclief du Mus<:e du Louvre. 2i5tbliograpl)ie, 2=;i Assyrie. — Cette rubrique traite de la géogra-phie, de lethnographie, de la religion et de lhis-toire de la Mésopotamie; les lignes consacrées auxsépultures assyriennes, intéresseront vivement lesarchéologues (E. Pannierj. Broderie. — Quétait louvrage nommé en hé-breu riçuâ/i? Un tissage, une peinture sur étoffe,une application ou une vraie broderie? M. Le-vesque opine pour cette dernière version. Cet artest connu
RM2AJ8H9R–Revue de l'art chrétien . s doigts dirigés vers un paral-lélogramme également réservé, où le sigleI H 8 {sic) est inscrit. La figure en ronde-bosse a disparu ; la silhouette, qui porteencore des traces de dorure, est assez cor-rectement dessinée ; des trous percent lesmains et les pieds, collection de M. le cha-noine Van Drivai, à Arras. N° 2. Croix auréolée et potencée. Elleest presque complète face et revers ; man-quent seulement la potence inférieure en-tière et deux plaquettes démail aux appen-dices restants. Largeur : o30 ; la hauteurprimitive devait atteindre o45. Lâme, enbois, est recou
RM2AFT4BT–. Tallis's history and description of the Crystal palace, and the Exhibition of the world's industry in 1851;. MAriTir pirr.F of oak carving. STOVE, DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED BY MESS«. CARR < ROBERTSON . SHEFFIELD . r i
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RM2AJ6D4A–Popular pathology : Pancoast on the curability of consumption : medicated inhalation . Health; Chest. CTi8uiM|itlve Chest. Another pernicious practice is keeping late hours—duringthe winter season in particular—attending balls thinlyclothed, partaking of hot suppers, stimulating viands, andindulging in dancing and other excitements of the hilariousoccasions; and then leaving the heated atmosphere of thesaloon, or theatre, and going out into the storm and wintry-blasts. I am far from wishing to proscribe rational and in-nocent enjoyment, but the blessings of good health should 156 DISEASES OF T
RM2AJC8E3–Christian monuments in England and Wales : an historical and descriptive sketch of the various classes of sepulchral monuments which have been in use in this country from about the era of the Norman conquest to the time of Edward the Fourth . ed in the parkat Baron Hill, near Beaumaris, theseat of Sir R. Bulkeley, where theslab again lies upon the stone-cof-fin.1 In the church of St. John inthe city of Chester is another slab,which is partly flat, and coveredwith flowing foliage, executed inlow relief, and in part is cut awayin order to disclose to the view asculptured semi-effigy. The upperpo
RM2AJDFXA–Christian monuments in England and Wales : an historical and descriptive sketch of the various classes of sepulchral monuments which have been in use in this country from about the era of the Norman conquest to the time of Edward the Fourth . V.1TTINC S stances a small hollow has been observedto have been cut in the stone coffin, inorder to admit the chalice by the side ofthe remains. See Carters Architecture,plate lix.; and Gouges Monuments, vol. i.p. lxix., and vol. ii. introduction, p. lxviii.In the monumental effigies of priests, the chalice is commonly introduced, and it isgenerally repre
RM2AJ4GY9–Revue de l'art chrétien . •r*- i«rTO«TWiprJOi»***r Miracle du livre. — Épreuve du feu, daprès un bas.relief du tuinbciu de S. Duniiuiquc, c^ilise .St.Duiuiiiique, . liclognc. Arnolfo, etc. Avant Giotto et Cimabue, ilsaffranchit du style byzantin, et « ce monu-ment, au dire du marquis Davia, sera la preuve éternelle et éloquente du génie deNicolo, qui le place au premier rang... »[Metuorie intorno ailA ira di S. Domenico, 458 Withm lie rart cljrétien. pp. 12-13, édit. 1838). Et Cicognara ajoute:« Lobjet de notre stupeur sera toujourslœuvre que Nicolo réalisa à Bologne. »(S/orm délia sculttira,
RM2AFK5C9–. Harper's weekly. dmirably to-ward a smile, they nlso looked as though theywere capable on occasion of biting.At the end of the lane—not that by which the dandy had appro; nearly dari^ BPigott lifted Lily thing Itv could obsennh di-eovn. one oc-cupant, and that a man. The child was by thistime half asleep and wholly tired. The dandycondescendingly gave Nurse Pigott a couple offingers, dextrously hustled hev on one side, nudin another minute she found herself crying inthe middle; of the road, quite alone.But not so lonely as poor little Lily, albeit she told her that he was her papa. CHAPTER I
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RM2AJDTWX–Harper's weekly . UT.irs WKKK1A. ? IM-. Ml S|,:MV. I I Ti:,r.- ., HuMi; ami l(i:i.|[. cossii. Jerry Sliaw, preceded by Lingo, la. I to I. f-r. Alf.i-l 1..-...ri «:k ,.j.,m- r [„IK.- [Miflnal in -tuh pcr«>Ji;il luxuries. Hut .-LI .Icrrv nrifh.Tknew nor tared am thinj; nkmt that. 1rc.HHtkived at Corda spoke again. HARPERS WEEKLY. [Octobek 2fi, 1S6?.. Mm. LINCOLNS WAKhkolil; ON INHIBITION IN NEW YORK, October 26, 1867.] HARPERS WEEKLY.
RM2AKG89F–Harper's weekly . Vol. XI.—No. 529.] NEW YORK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1867. • [ffZa^nc?l. EYADING THE EXCISE LAW-LAYING IN BUM FOE SUNDAY HARPERS WEEKLY. [February 16, HARPERS WEEKLY. Sim i:i.m. 1- I l:l;t Ml 10, It. CONSTITUTIONAL GUANOES. WHETHER a mitten or unwritten Consitucion be more desirable may l.o a que , by Securing opcli,* oi |„,lit- by amending it accordin if the Committee shall show byleded or paralyzed by the uncon- je; but it adapts itself perfectly to the natural exasperation of the Le^isl-itur hild. To protest against Constitutional ndment is to insist that the skin shall be
RM2AKAW8C–Revue de l'art chrétien . Le crucifix dit de Corvin mérite une attention encore plus grande,peut-être. Le nom de ce Mécène royal (1437-1490) nous reporte ausiècle de la renaissance des arts en Italie et il témoigne éloquem-ment de linfluence que ce pays a exercé sur les arts en Hongrie. Lacour servait de rendez-vous aux artistes en tout genre. Il suffira denommer Chimenti Camicia, architecte de Florence, Baccio Cellini,II* série, tome XV, 13 194 LE TRÉSOR DE GRAN cousin de Benvenuto Cellini et ébéniste éminent, Benedetto de Ma-jano, architecte et statuaire, et André de Fiesole, celui qui a fai
RM2AJC5X8–Christian monuments in England and Wales : an historical and descriptive sketch of the various classes of sepulchral monuments which have been in use in this country from about the era of the Norman conquest to the time of Edward the Fourth . MoQj.meatal Stone, rftoke, Lincolnshire. chester, died at Paris a.d. 1261, the forty-sixth year of the reignof King Henry III. The heart only of the deceased prelate wassent home for burial in his cathedral church, where this slab wasplaced above it.1 A pointed oval encloses a semi-efflgy of a knight ? See cut opposite p. see also Holliss Monumental Effiy
RM2ANDD64–Revue de l'art chrétien . Fig. 53- - Trône dans les roues de la vision dEzéchiel.On lesfigure en conséquence par des roues ailéeset ocellées, cest-à-dire parsemées dyeux[fis;. 5^) , ils ont deux ou quatre ailes {fig.5j), et parfois ils reposent sur des flammesou sur des roues. Le chan. Van Drivai a proposé de fairereposer les Séraphins sur des flammes, les I. Abbé J. Corblel, Vocab. des Symboles. Chérubins sur des livres, les Trônesdes roues, quand ces esprits célestesreprésentés par des figures humaines. sursont. Trônes. ** * Deuxième Ordre. Les Dominations [ftg. 55), daprès saintBernard, com
RM2AFNM9D–. Narrative of the United States' expedition to the River Jordan and the Dead Sea. UNDER THE COAfMAND OF CHARLES WILKES, ESQ., U. S. NAVY.BY HORATIO HAL.K, PHILOLOGIST TO THE EXPEDITION. In one large imperial octavo volume of nearly seven hundred pages. With two Maps, printed tomatch the Congre.ss copies of the Tvarrative. Price TEN dollars, in beautiful extra cloth, done up with great strength. ?,* This IS the only edition printed, and but few are offered for sale. Tlic remainder of the scientific works of the Expedition are in a state of rapid progress. Thevolume on Corals, by J. D. Dana. Es
RM2AG0P8C–. The Annals of Horticulture and Year-Book of Information on Practical Gardening. EPIMEDIUM PINNATUM. Epimedium pinnatum, Fischer (pinnate-leaved Epimedium) — Berberidaceae § Nan-dineas. The Epimediums form a small family ofAlpine plants, interesting partly on accountof the neat manner of their growth, but chieflyattractive to cultivators in consequence oftheir being hardy, and thus within the meansof every possessor of a garden. Some of thekinds are decidedly ornamental, as is the casewith the subject of the present remarks, aspecies with brilliant yellow flowers originally named E. pinnatum,
RM2AG1AN2–. The Annals of Horticulture and Year-Book of Information on Practical Gardening. of course will be, as the trunk lies, the upperside ; then turn it over and cut the oppositeside flat, and see that it is of the same thickness. all along. Prepare as many as you will re-quire, of the same thickness the whole length.But although we say, do this with an adze, itwould be done better with a saw, if you choseto make a saw-pit. These logs so cut, andlaid upon one another, form a strong, thickwooden wall, and when clamped together,and stuffed with tow, or any other material,as warm as bricks and mortar
RM2AX7R2H–The Albany directory for the year ..: containing a general directory of the citizens, a business directory, and other miscellaneous matter . A large aasortment of Gas Fixtures in Bronze, Artistic,French and Fine Gilt, at New Yorli and Philadel-phia prices. Vorl£ done in any part of thecountry and warranted. 41. THOS. WAREiNG, Practical PLUMBEE AND ROOFER. Licensed Plumber to the Alhy City Water Works. 63 Beaver Street, up stairs, Alban7. House, Factory and Hotel work executed In the mostsubstantial manner. PRACTICAL HYDRAULIC EHGIHEER. B. B. BRETT, [LATE CUTTER WITH WICKES.J YOUTHS, BOYS AND
RM2AN2PCP–Virginia illustrated : containing a visit to the Virginian Canaan, and the adventures of Porte Crayon and his cousins . and an ugly-looking pit near at hand is JacobsIce-house. By a peculiar twinkle of Porte Crayons eye, any onewho knew him might perceive that he was about to indulge insome comments on this whimsical collection of property accreditedto the Patriarch ; but what he intended to say was lost forever tothe world by a sudden signal from the guide. Hist! be silent for a moment. I hear an unusual noise be-hind us. There must be some one in the cave besides ourselves.Listen! Yes! yes!
RM2ANG78F–Revue de l'art chrétien . u Louvre, unvolet à Toulouse, un autre à Ajaccio. Ce fut,comme a dit M. S. Reinach, une sottise, unevengeance mesquine de Reiset,qui navait vouluen retenir que 97 tableaux pour le Louvre. Aussiparvint-il en 1872 et en 1876 à opérer de nou-veaux démembrements, qui dispersèrent des ta-bleaux dune valeur plus grande que ceux de 1863. Il résulte des recherches de MM. P. Perdrizetet R.Jean, que nous résumons ici, que le Louvrene garde plus quune centaine de numéros decette vaste galerie Campana, qui contenait desdocuments sans pareils pour létude de la pein-ture archaïque
RM2AJ546J–Revue de l'art chrétien . nonts ïif tndjrstrr.. Jilûuts îjc ^irijtrrtiflîir. 5@élangts. ;i I teau se traduit dans des cannelures en spiralesqui enlacent encore deux des colonnettes, tandisque deux autres, sans doute renouvelées, sontlisses. Mais, chose nouvelle, la griffe végétale despetites bases sélargit et sétale sur les moulures,à linstar du chapiteau, sans reproduire encorelimitation de celui-ci. Cest une troisième étapedans révolution qui nous occupe. Lincoln.— Un dernier pas est fait dans les fontsde Lincoln, souvent reproduits par la gravure,notamment dans le Cours iVantiquités ino)iuu
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RM2AJCK7R–Christian monuments in England and Wales : an historical and descriptive sketch of the various classes of sepulchral monuments which have been in use in this country from about the era of the Norman conquest to the time of Edward the Fourth . a.d. 1463. 3rd Edward IV.Chalice to William Lanoion, Rector. St. Michaels Church, York. mental slabs of ecclesiastics, accompanied by inscriptions only,occur in the church of St. Peter in the city ofNorwich, and in the churches at South Bur-lingham, Catfield, Scottow, Taverham, NorthWalsham, Old Buckenham, Colney, Heden-ham, Salthouse, Colby, and Surlingh
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RM2AN1AC0–Virginia illustrated : containing a visit to the Virginian Canaan, and the adventures of Porte Crayon and his cousins . SOUTH PEAK OF OTTEB, FROM THE HOTEL. 216 POKTE CEAYON AND HIS COUSINS.. ASCENT OF THE PEAK. As the fallen leaves had entirely obliterated the path, a negroboy was detailed to lead the way. Porte Crayon followed next, with his rifle slung,and knapsack stuftedwith sliawls and com-forts, to protect the la-dies from the keen airof the summit. The girls straggled after inIndian file, with flyingbonnets, each holdinga light, springy stafi^^ to steady her in climb-?^ ing. Mice, arm
RM2ANDNPR–Revue de l'art chrétien . N 10, type E. quatre pavés longs à six pans, avec undécor en forme dS. Le pavé carré est sensiblement le mêmeque celui de St-Maur de Glanfeuil, VoirRevue de rArt chrétien, mars 1905.. N° II, type H. Il reproduit le pavé long à six pans.Tous ces pavés portent un décor blancjaune sur fond terre cuite. Carrelage De Tabbape t>;^smère0. 295 Le même type existe à Asnières, aveccette variante que le pavé carré du centre est uni, vert foncé noir, au lieu dêtredécoré. Type H, n 11. En H sur le plan, est un somptueux motif; le dessin complet est fourni par
RM2AX76RC–Statistical gazetteer of the state of Virginia : embracing important topographical and historical information from recent and original sources, together with the results of the last census population, in most cases, to 1854 . T«kJ Importer and Manufacturer of.
RM2AJ50HG–Revue de l'art chrétien . Détails du revêtement en ivoire. (Premier registre.) Avant daller chez les païens, il se rendità Moscou, où il désirait obtenir la bénédic-tion du métropolite. Le métropolite Alexis I. Les Permiaques sont des Finnois divisés en deuxbrandies, les Permiaques et les Zyrianes. Ce sont,commeles Ostiaks, des Finnois, ou mieux, des Finno-Ougriens. étant mort, son remplaçant Gérasime, évê-que de Colomna, le fit moine, prêtre, et lebénit en 1379, avant quil ne partît prêcheren Biarmie (). Après avoir reçu des mains I. La Biarmie comprenait le territoire constituantmaintenant l
RM2ANC60B–Harper's weekly . SHE LETS HER LOVELY SHAPE BE CLASPED. WHERE IS THE OTHER? fQi. My dear Jenny, you dont un-rstand tliese things. When ain has once chosen his pmiWn or trade, he had better stickit; hell have so much to learnhis new culling; so many eom- lOH, >YILL1AM, YOUVE KILLED ME. t by tlic gathering ii He spoke hurriedly, as though alone together more than was to prevent her speaking. customary; his last dav, she said, and called to mind her own George ? Not see you for three experience of some five-and-twen- years ! Its very cruel—its very ty years ago. Jenny bore her No, Jenny, not c
RM2ANF0TC–A book of the United StatesExhibiting its geography, divisions, constitution, and government ..and presenting a view of the Republic generally, and of the individual states; together with a condensed history of the land, from its first discovery to the present timeThe biography of about two hundred of the leading men: a description of the principal cities and towns; with statistical tables .. . merica; andwhile it excited the highest joy among the Americans, it could not but have amost auspicious influence on their affairs in the cabinet and in the field.The thanks of congress were voted to ge
RM2AFJYCH–. Incidents of western travel [electronic resource]: in a series of letters. ust and firm administration was about to INCIDENTS OF WESTERN TRAVEL. 191 be inaugurated, fled, carrying with, them the spoilsof their guerilla warfare. These facts explain the troubles in Kansas, showthe temper and designs of the parties, and confutefor ever all the partisan misrepresentations of the[Northern press. Their flight was confession, andconfession proved their previous hypocrisy—theirtreasonable betrayal of ,the peace of the country.If ever the secret history of this Kansas warshould be written, it will ap
RM2ANE4G1–Revue de l'art chrétien . s par son âge. Car ceplat est antique à nen pas douter et du 11« ou 11Vsiècle. Il est antique et en voici les raisons : 1° Il aété trouvé dans la vase dune rivière, sous un pont à proximité de lancienne Solimanîaca, aupassage dune voie romaine. 2 Un plat, exacte-ment semblable à celui dont je parle, a ététrouvé à Grand, dans un puits romain, avectoutes sortes de débris dobjets romains ou gallo-romains. Ce plat de Grand avait les mêmes dimensionsque celui, ici reproduit ; il était également encuivre plaqué dargent. Un dessin gravé ornait REVUE DE lAKT CHRÉTIEN.Ï907, —
RM2ANBHHW–Harper's weekly . haste, but Im anxious to know the message that has caused so much labor on your part. Little rilkins |,:d by ibis time divested him-self of all of his disguise but the ponderous stom-ach ; and while there was still enough in hi.-.general appearance that was very ludicrous, diedesire to laugh at the little man and his deepsense of rcspor=.ibiIitv Csen-c of responsibility /.-killing!;,- luiou- in :t linlc man], was cheeked inErnest by his perceiving, with sincercst gladness, that now rosy, healthy face of his, which hadshortly ago hs.cn so mottled and haggard ; andhow deep a pl
RM2AJEB9D–Harper's weekly . EXPOSITION UNIVERSAL, The Howe Machine Co.—Eiia.s Howe, Jr.—CM Brondwnv, Ken York, awarded, UVEliEIGIITY-TWU COMPETITORS, the t Only Grand Cross of the Legion ofHonor, and Gold Medal, given to American Sewing Machines, as per Im-perial Decree, j.ubli.-lietl in tlie Monitenr Uni-vcr-cl (oflicittl ,1 mil nf die Ercncli Empire!. PETER COOPERS GELATINE DELICIOUS .TELLIES RHEUMATISM CURED The Great New England Remedy. WHITE PINE COMPOUND I- cue erVereil n> th. -iillicr, ,! rhi ,.ii -l.,,u! He- imm- veil- la llic N-:.> iMiclatal SSli , where its its XIig YVhite Fine Compound
RM2ANDHKX–Revue de l'art chrétien . >^HAkhh HrTr •/ ^ ^NP ^^^ ^^^^ p? i5^ :.i^^ ,.t%p^jy^ - .*-. —- 3-, Fig. 41. — Baptem-: uu Christ. Tympan de 5. Maiia délia Pieve dArrezzo. avant le V^ siècle {). Elle apparaît dans r. Voir les articles précédents, pp. 165 et 226.JV. B. Les figures 39 à 47 ont trait à larticle précédent.2. Labbé Pascal en signale un exemple mentionnédans les actes du martyre de Saint Procope (303). les mosaïques de Sainte-Marie Majeure àRome. On trouve les neuf chœurs repré- I. V. Saiji/ Michel et les saiti/s Anges, par labbéE. Soyer, Coutances. 1870. 298 Bebue tjc V^xt cbrctien..
RM2AXJ2HM–Revue de l'art chrétien . Stalles do la Chaise-Dieu. quun insecte semblerait devoir les briser. Et cependant les fibres de cpchêne résistent sous une forte main, comme sous laction incessante do
RM2AFN539–. Harper's weekly. EVACUATION OF BROWNSVILLE I tant- We P™* ,l,r,vr l,av •-??-<? <<? I f 1 J. HI, OUivrj^LltAXJiB. ber 2 lsa The ooeasion „f Ihi- sml.lon llidit l.ntl, I..,nk. were piled, in o.mfn.-e.l heap.. 1..-.1. , I tr,„,|,s nmipie.l Brownsville, will Bhownsvii.li; lies on I lie T.-xa., side of the Rio «;is lie ainiei|.ated in rival of our Meet of I tan ports em ton l.ales. liiLL-aoo, . Iiii lo-. end line. Imu.li of (lenoial Hcrron. It was G Grande opposite Malanioia^, v. hi. h is two mile- .lis- | oli Blazon Santiago, l-or two days every means | every description. Tile garrison
RM2AJ66MA–Revue de l'art chrétien . es croyances fondamentales de notre reli-gion. Ce moven était, en outre, commandéaux chrétiens par une sage prudence ; carautant ils étaient disposés à confesser leurfoi devant les juges qui leur demandaientde la renier, autant ils évitaient de lafficherinutilement. Un païen pouvait parcourir lesgaleries des catacombes sans y rencontrer I. M. de Rossi divise les peintures des catacombes ensi. classes : i les symboles idéographiques ; 2^ les allé-gories ou paraboles ; 3 les faits historiques tirés de laBible et des Evangiles ; 4 les traits historiques de la viedes sai
RM2AJ42WA–Revue de l'art chrétien . 1310 la délivrance du roiHenri II. Cette épitaphe et le dessin dufragment de sarcophage ont été publiés parM. le major Tankerville Chamberlayne ().Le monument semble appartenir au Xl^siècle et à un style aussi italien que français. . Laciyiiiic i^icoiiicnscs, p. 109 cl lI. .1.. 434 3Rel)uc tir rSit djrcttea. Un fragment de sarcophage, retrouvé parmoi dans le bazarde Nicosie (fig. 9). mavaitparu au premier abord avoir appartenu àla sépulture du roi Henri 11 en personne :une effigie couronnée accompagnée de lécude Chypre y est figurée à genoux sous unearcature ornée
RM2AFPYCJ–. Harper's weekly. rits of,e fort by assault, theirgeneral assault. At eaih d over the Blope in front of the fort, asseen in the illustration on page 21. This slopewas covered with stumps, among which was wovena net-work of wire. This and a galling fire fromour rifle-pits, into which the men were crowded, truggled r > within easy 3illus-i-atimTon |.ages 24 and 25. The enemy, staggered by the lire, stumblinghrough the wires, at hist reached this ditch, andprang for the parapet. Unseen wires caught andbrew them. The ditch was full of them. Shells,vith fuses cut short, and lighted, were thrown
RM2AN286N–Virginia illustrated : containing a visit to the Virginian Canaan, and the adventures of Porte Crayon and his cousins . vening, the 22d of October. Althoughthe hotel here was closed for the season, the proprietor gave thema hospitable welcome, and they soon found themselves installed incomfortable quarters. This place, to the scientific traveler, is one of the most curiousand interesting in the mountains. The Hot Springs, about twentyin number, issue from the base of a hill or spur of the WarmSpring Mountain, and range in temperature from 98° to 106°, but,owing to the proximity of fountains of
RM2AX7TDG–The Historical magazine and notes and queries concerning the antiquities, history and biography of America . BERTSON, Mott Haven, N. Y. AUGUSTUS T. CHUR, 24 Cliff Street, EDWARD A. STANSBURY, 231 Broadway. D. D. T. MARSHALL, President.JAMES CUSHING, Jr., Vice-President.ELIZUR WRIGHT, Consulting Aetuary. B. A. STANSBURY, Secretary. A. HALSEY PLUMMER, Assistant Secretary. STEWART L. WOODFORD, Counsel.EDWIN M. KELLOGG, M. D., JOHN W. MITCHELL, M. D., Medical Examiner*.it office daily from 12, M. to 2, P. M. Agents and Solicitors wanted. GENERAL AGENTS.RBYNALL k CLEVELAND, Ml Broadway. New York an
RM2AJ5P5X–Revue de l'art chrétien . t universipulveris pigmentarii () . > 1. Cant., 111, 6. 124 2Rebue ïie T^rt rbrétien. Son compagnon nest revêtu que dune peau,qui, retombant de lépaule gauche, laisse nu lebras, le côté droit et les jambes ; il tient unbâton de la main droite; ses traits expressifsindiquent quil est profondément impressionnéde la scène sacrée à laquelle il a le privilège deprendre part. Dans cette figure le peintre évi-demment H voulu représenter Adam. Le saintdu Nouveau Testament, distingué par sa hautetaille, ses traits différents de ceux des saints de lAncien Testament, et son n
RM2AG0WP8–. The Annals of Horticulture and Year-Book of Information on Practical Gardening. delightful and healthfulrecreation. The little volume before us takesnearly the same view of the subject. Thissecond edition is greatly improved in the ar-rangement of its contents ; and we observea considerable addition to the number of illus-trations. The text has also evidently under-gone revision, and not without advantage.We shall borrow a few illustrative extracts,with the cuts that accompany them :— DWARF LUPINE. This is one of the prettiest of the lupines,bearing leaves cut so as to somewhat resem-ble one
RM2AFTF7E–. Dearborn's guide through Mount Auburn : with seventy-six engravings for the benefit of strangers desirous of seeing the clusters of monuments with the least trouble ; with the established rules for the preservation of the cemetery, purchase of lots, and other concerns ... HENRY ANDREWS. LOT 939. AMARANTH PATH. Not lost, but gone before.•For scarce upon our infant eyes, The sprinkled dew of baptism dries,Eer the thick frost of manhoods care.And deaths strong icy seal is there.. 30 JOHN THORNTON KIRKLAND, LL. D. HARVARD HILL. John Thornton Kirklaud was President of Harvard University, from1810
RM2AJDW71–Christian monuments in England and Wales : an historical and descriptive sketch of the various classes of sepulchral monuments which have been in use in this country from about the era of the Norman conquest to the time of Edward the Fourth . XlVth Century. XlVth Century. Stone Coffin-lid, Brandon, Suffolk. Stone Coffin lid. Dorchester Abbey, Ottou. and Rhuddlan in Denbighshire.1 The coffin-lid at Laughten-en-le-Morthen requires no comments upon the graceful richness ofits sculptured decorations: it will be observed, that with thesketch of the coffin-lid is given a section of the stone coffin
RM2AKNG02–Poems . he old clock on the stair,— Forever—never ! Never—forever! All are scattered now and fled,Some are married, some are dead;And when I ask, with throbs of pain, Ah! when shall they all meet again ?As in the days long since gone by,The ancient timepiece makes reply,— Forever—never ! Never—forever! Never here, forever there,Where all parting, pain, and care,And death, and time shall disappear,-Forever there, but never here ! THE ARROW AND THE SONG. 227 The horologe of EternitySayeth this incessantly,— Forever—never! Never—forever! THE ABEOW AND THE SONG. I shot an arrow into the air,It fel
RM2AJ5T6N–Revue de l'art chrétien . sanglier de (même) année d(argent). Léglise de Rouvres renferme en outreplusieurs morceaux intéressants de diffé-rentes époques ; des fonts baptismaux duXIV siècle, des sculptures en pierre, desboiseries et deux torchères en bois doré duXVI1, sans compter quelques bons détailsdimagerie et dornementation faisant corpsavec lédifice même ; enfin le plus beaumorceau dorfèvrerie médiévale quaitconservé la Bourgogne. Cest une croixreliquaire à deux croisillons, de o6i dehauteur totale, y compris le pied destiné àla transformer en crqix processionnelle etqui est du temps, ce
RM2AFN7F4–. Harper's weekly. Vol. VIII— No. 372.] NEW YORK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13,.1864. 1,00 FOR FOUR MONTHS.0 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE..