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Richard ii. Dana, author of The Buccaneers, The
Idle Man, Discourses on Shakespeare, etc.
James X. Paulding, author of The Dutchman's
Fireside, Westward Ho. etc.
Fitz-Greene Halleck, author of Fanny, Alnwick
Castle, etc.
T. C.. Grattan, author of Highways and Byways,
Jaqueline of Holland, History of the Neither
lands, The Heiress of Bruges, etc.
NJ P, Willis, author of Two Ways of Dying for
Husband, Inklings of Adventure Letters from
under Bridge, etc.
Charles Fenno Hoffman, author of Wild Scenes
in the Forrest and the Prairie, A Winter in the
West, Greyslaer, etc.
James Russell Lowell. author of A Years Life, and
other Poems, Old English Dramatists, etc.
William Falconer, author of TRANSACTIONS from
Contemporary French and German Poets, Resi-
dence in the Isle of France, etc.
Henry William Herbert, author of Cromwell, The
Brothers, The Maid of Orleans, Ringwood the
Rover, Marmaduke Wyvil, etc.
HI. T. Tuckerman author of Rambles and Reveries,
Isabelle, or Sicily, etc.
Theodore S. Fay, author of Norman Leslie, The
Countess Ida, etc.
John H. Mancur author of Henri Quatre, or the
Days of the League, etc.
Cornelius Mathews, author Of The Politicians, The
Motley Book. Puffer Hopkins, etc.
Rev. Walter Cotton, author of Constantinople and
Athens, Ship and Shore, etc.
Alfred b. Street, author of Nature, The Burning
OF Schenectady, etc.
George Hill, author of The Ruins of Athens, tt
tanlas Banquet etc.
Albert Pike, author of Hymns to the Gods, Sketch
| and Poems, etc.
Hon. Robert T. Conrad author of Aylmere etc.
Edgar A Poe, author Of Tales of the Grotesque and
| the Arabesque etc.
William Gilmore Simms, author of Guy Rivers, etc.
Epes Sargent, author Of Velasco, etc.
Park Benjamin, author of Sonnets and Lyrical
| Poems.
Rufus w. Griswold, author of The Poets and Poe
! try of America, etc.
H. Hastings Weld author of Corrected Proofs, ETC.
Joseph G. Neale author Of Charcoal Sketches, etc.
John GDman.
Joseph r. Chandler, Editor of the T.. S. Gazette.
Robert Morris. Editor of the Inquirer.
! William Pitt Palmer.
Miss c. NJ. Sedgwick, author of Hope Leslie, Red
wood etc.
Mrs Emma G. Emburv. author of Constance Lat-
:, mer the Blind Girl, Guido and other Poems, etc.
Mrs. Frances Sargent Osgood author of A Wreath
+ of Wild FLOWERS from New England, etc.
/ Mrs. Seba Smith, author Of The Sinless Child, The
/ Western Captive. Or The Times of Tecumseh,
Fl Essays, Critical and Miscellaneous, etc.
Mrs. "AIarv CIavers.'' author of A New Home,
i Who'll Follow! Forest Life, etc.
Mrs. Maria Brooks, author ofZophie or The Bride
of Seven, etc.
i Mrs. Lydia H. SigOurnev, author OF ZnzindOrf and
other poems, Letters 10 Mothers. etc.
Mrs. Ann S. Stephens. authoro Mary Derwent, etc.
Fanny Forester, author OF Trpplngs In Author
Land, etc.
Mrs z. F. Ellet author of Characteristics Of Sch-
Ter, Ralables in the Country, etc.
Mrs. Lydia Jane Pierson, author of Poems and Es-
! says, etc.
Mrs Amelia 3. Welby, author of Poems by Amelia,
etc.
Mrs 4. NJ F. Amman, author of Tales and Sketches.
! "F. E. F, author of Marriage of Convenience.
/ Besides these we'll known and universally popular
writers, many anonymous contributors of distin-
gushed merit furnish articles for nearly every num-
ber and III each will be found an able letter upon
the literature Of Europe, from our able correspon-
dent T. J. Grund, Esq
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| In January we shall have most elegant style of
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