Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-29

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A New Volume
HARPER's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
CONTENTS DEcEMBRR HUMBxR.
ME Boston Tea Party. BY Benson J. Losing. With
The American Arctic Expedition Editorial with fifteen
illustrations y. from original drawings taken the spot By
Napoleon Bonaparte-The Conclusion Of the First Italian
Campaign. BY John s. c. Abbott. With seven ilIu,ra
ton. from rom original Y designs, by Dopler.
Kossuth--A Biographical Sketch Editorial With por.
trait -
The Legend Of the Lost Well.
The Bow Window. An English Tale
The French Flower Girl
Maurice Tiernay the Soldier Of Fortune. By Charles
Lever, author of Charles O'Maley," &c.
vagaries Of the Imagination
Clara Cor.ini. Tale Of Naples
Our School, BY Charles Dickens
Bird-hunting Spider.
E, Promise gnfuihilsd. A Tale of the coast-Guard.
Gold. What it is and where it comes FROM
Eyes made to Order.
The Expecant. Tale of Life.
The Pleasures and Pers of Ballooning.
My Novels Or, Varieties in English Life. BY Sir Edward
ulwer Lytton.
Tayg,S'i Thy win ss Done Pesy By Cen George Morris
Chronicle Of Political Social Literary, Artistic, and Person.
Editors Table.-Tme and Space. Ob]ectively and Sub
jecvely Considered Testimony Of Geology to the Super
Editors Easy Chair; Kossuth Louis Napoleon A Work
ingman for President Of France Musical ChitChat Lum
ley and Rossini America the Exhibition; very French
Story OF Love and Another Of Devotion and Snug
Cling; e.,
How many Tines ald the Hedee-Pir new Touching tSs
Tin j. The Deformed's Hops Looking out for Number
One, Abroad and at Home Leaves and Coats; the Mahe
matcal Monomaniae "A Puzzled Doctor.
Literary Notices; The Books Of the Month"; Original and
Reprinted Literary Intelligence, at Home and Abroad
Leaf Not from Punch Better Luck Time; Doing
One special Favor Eymoiogical Inysntions Of Pont
tratfons.
FASHIONS for December With three illustrations.
This Number commences the Fourth Volume Of Harpers
New Monthly Magazine.
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sand dollars than that upon either of its predecessors
best talent Of the country has been writing and
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typographical appearance has been rendered still ele
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useful and still worthy Of the encouragement it has re-
ceived.
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will contain 14 pages double coumns each year
thus comprising nearly two thousand pages Of the choicest
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Fashions acopious Chronicle of Current Events and impair
tial Notices Of the important Books of the Month The
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TT ARDWARE, BRUSHES, CLOCKS, dEc.--Just
received from the North, the oldesablished Variety
Store Pennsylvania avenue, the of Ninth
street. general assortment of the above named articles
aisting in part Of
Table Cutlery, fine and common
Albata Ware, Shovels and Tongs
Coal-hods, Of copper and iron
Locks, Butt Hinges, Screws &c.
Feather and Bristle Brushes of all kinds
Clocks, a from 80 Sc each, together with collection
of miscellaneous goods among which many articles not
to be foundn other store in the city all Of which of
fered low any articles of the quality in the city
nov 99-eolwif GEORGE SAVAGE.
NJ ATlONAL H o 4 EL.-This large and extensive
establishment having had during the season. great
additions made to its accommodations ready All its
parts for the reception of guests 1t has been remodeedand
greatly improved newly painted furnished in style
equal to any similar estabshment in the country. The
tables will be furnished with all the decaces Of the season,