(1) Turkey Morocco, super extra, gilt edges $ 2.00 antique or flexible, (2) The same with clasp 2.50 (3) Turkey Morocco, (Second Style) gilt edges 1.25 (4) The same with clasp 1.75 (5) French Morocco gilt edges 1.00 (6) Roan gilt edges 80 (7) Roan red edges 75 (8) Roan marble edges 63 These Editions are printed in a superior manner, and excel other editions, of same general style, in the size of type of the Psalms and Hymns. * * * * * UNISON OF THE LITURGY. _From Advent to Ash-Wednesday._ By Archer Gifford, A. M. _12mo. 328 pages._ _Price_, $1.00. It is pleasing to see a mind which has been long given to the duties of a severe profession, turning thus for relief and diversion into the brighter field of theological literature. Mr. Gifford has already gained a distinction in New Jersey by several legal works, which have had the patronage of our Legislature, and now we have another volume from his pen, intended, as it were, for a dutiful offering to his Church. The design of the work is to unfold and illustrate the more profound and unapparent excellencies of that most elaborate of all productions, the Episcopal Liturgy. Although there may be a difference of opinion as to the utility of this manual of devotional formularies, yet no one can fail to admire it as an æsthetical composition. The manner in which it has been arranged and ordered is most strikingly beautiful. It is a frame filled with moveable pieces. On no two occasions of its use does it appear exactly alike, but constantly assumes new combinations with the progressive sentiment of the ecclesiastical year. These ever changing portions within this unalterable framework are wholly of a Scriptural character. For every Sunday, two chapters are selected from the Old Testament, and two from the New, called the “Lessons;” and two brief passages, chosen for their weighty and emphatic import, called the “Epistle” and the “Gospel,” are appropriately prefixed by a comprehensive and leading prayer, whose substance has been gathered out of them, called the “Collect.” But this is not merely a superficial arrangement: an aim and a principle underlies it all. Every Sunday and Holy-day has an especial subject assigned to it, either doctrinal or preceptive, which runs through and dictates all these variations of the Service. Thus in every week the Scriptures are made, by these manifold citations from them, to cluster around some central thought and flash their light upon it.