Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-03-13
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
j Contents of the March Number:

III Contents of the March Number:
Rodolphus Franconia Story; by Jacob Abbott; with Sc
Recoectious Of ST. Peersburgh; with eight Illustrations
Love Affair at Crawford Taste Of austrian Jails
f6s Mountain Torrent. Ny First Place;
The ornithoogist Christmas in Germany.
Chd's Toy The Miracle of Life
PrRsexAI SKETCHES AND RrxSrscExcEs Recoections Of
Childhood; Poets Elizabeth Barrett Brownng Rob-
Brownng Incidents at the House of William Goblet
"Reminiscences Of the French Revolution, by Mary Russell
Milford.
The Dream Of the Weary Heart.
New Discoveries in Ghosts.
Keep him out
Story Of Rembrandt
Esther Hammond's Wedding Day.
Ny Novel, Varieties in English Life; by Sir Edward
Buwer Lytton
Brace Of Blunders BY Rowing Engishman.
Public Executions in England
What to do in the mean time.
The Lost Ages
Blighted Flowers
Chronicle Of Political Socin Literary, Artistic and Personal
Affairs at Home and Abroad
EDToRs TABLE: The Seventh Census Of the United States
Immensely Of the Unvese Nothngness Of the Material Uni
Isolation Of Worlds Gloomy View Of Science without
Revelation.
EDroRs EASY CHAn The Hard Winter This Forrest Trial
The French Usupaon; President making and Morals the
Metropolis Bit Of Paris Life Legacies % Leraeurs
EDIroRs DRAWER: Rat and Owl Fight Moralzing climb
ing Creased Pole Inqusityeness thereo
Street Thoughts by Surgeon The Millionaire whouta Sou
The Deaf and Dumb Boy Workers in worsed Subscribing
Something's Bad Spelling; Lending Umbrellas; Something
about Music The Workhouse Clock; Sweets in Paris Some
thing about China, with promise Of more.
LITERARY NoTcrs The Books Of the Month, original and
reprinted; Literary Intelligence at home and abroad.
LEAF FRoM PUScH Signs Of the Tines France is tran
gull The Road to Ruins The New Partisan sircetsweepng
Machine with three Illustrations
Fashions for March, with three Illustrations
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