New-York tribune., 1841-11-19


richness its contents both original md selected In
tact scarcely keep up with its widespread and
constantly increasing reputation. Read and judge
I. CHARLES O'MALLEY---A continuation Of this
splendid and popular novel, received IN advance
The chapters now given increase in interest
ONIaey again i'll the Army-An old Acquaintance
Major Nlonsoon-Fred. Power-lnez-Lucy DaShwood
Eve of the Battle ofWa,erloo-D OF Richmonds
Ball.
Il WARREN HASTINGs-A magnificent article on
the eventul career of the celebrated Ex-Governor
General of Bengal, of deep and powerful interest,
written by r. B. Macauley, Esq. ltcontains, l. Tie
.4.thOrship Of Jmts clearing up the mystery to q
demonstration = TIE Doom Of NuneOmar The
Founde, Of MysOre. /. The Treasures Of OHde. 5.
The Characte, of Hastings. {. Has Tini--very
thrilling = His .4cqittGi. ). HIS Last Years.
III THE FAITHFUL DoG-An original poem by
Mrs l.. II. sigourney- with five other beau
ttul original poetcal articles
" THE CRILD'S cHAN1P1oN-An Original Tale
by Walter Whitman, Esq.
Y. THE ANCIENT RUINS OF YucATAN- From
the London Atheneum.
VI. TIE HONEST wIDowA capital story, by
Martin Doyle.
WI BARNABY RUDGE, in continuation.
VII. LETTERS FROM THE EAsT-Another inter
es,ing letter from our Correspondent, Tanger, in
Africa.
TX LADY ALDA'S DREAM One of Lockhars
beautiful Spanish Ballads.
K THE CHARACTER OF WM. LEGGETT-Au
original sketch OF hi. Life and Writings, powerfully
written.
XII SPAIN the London Britannia,
XII THE SCRAP BOOK Containing a great number
OF miscellaneous articles prose and poetry, too
numerous to mention. Also. the usual variety OF
Editorial, News, patchwork, Sc &c sc.
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