Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-05-31
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CONTENTS OF THE JUNE NUMBER.
Summer by James Thompson with twenty five lustra-
The Sight of an Angel
Maurice Ternay Soldier of Fortune by Chas Lever
author Of Charles O. Maley, &c-( Continued
The Household Il Sir Thomas More Libellus a Marge-
reta More, quindecim Amos nata, Chelsee nceptus.
Phantoms and Reales.-(C oninued)
Madame de Genlis and Madame de Stael
The Two Roads.
Stories OF Shipwreck.
Joe Smith and the Mormons, by Prof. Johnston.
An Ice. hill Party in Russia
The Blind Lovers Of Chamouny
The Daughter Of Blood, Tale Of Spanish Life.
The Execution of Feschi, Pepin, and Morey.
Personal Habit. Character Of the Walpoles by Eliot
Warburton
An Incident Of Indian Life :
Coffee Planting in CeylOn.
Breton Wedding
Joanna Baiilie.
The Jeweled Watch.
New Proofs Of the Earhs Rotation, with two illustrations
Adventure with Grisly Bear.
A Visit to the North Cape.
Conversation in Kentucky sage-coach, by Lady EN-
Anecdotes Of John Philpot Curran by Chas. Phillips.
My Novel; or Varieties in English Life, by Sir Edward
B9 M.sr o Police Officer
Monthly Record of Current Events abstract and chro
nicle Of political social literary artistic, and personal at
Literary Notebooks of the Month.
Leaf from Punch-Tred OF tha World; Pleasure Trip,
Of Messrs. Robinson and Jones; Perfect Wretch with
Fashions for EARLY Summer, with four Illustrations
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