The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-06-02
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Contents Of The June Number.
GRAY's ELEGY WRITTEN IN A COUNTRY
CHURCHYARD.
Muaratioas-F Fac. smilo View of Stoke -Poges
Church; and thirtyt ygnsttes.
ANCIENT PERU ITS PEOPLE AND MoNU-
MENTS.
Mna,afions-Pl Of the First Palace. Peru
Wan Shrink Part of Wall of the Fortress oSCux-
CO. Remains of the Great Temple of the Sun In
Cuzco. Remains OF Walls Of the Fortress Of Cux-
CO. End View Of tho Walls Of the Fortress.
Tower of Chupan. Copper Knives. Copper Twes-
zers. Copper War Macc, Peruvian Idol. Golden
Vase Silver Vase. Group of Sepulchral Vases.
Sepuchral Tower Peruvian Mummies. Walls
ut Chimu Ornaments of Wals Plan Of Second
Palace. FL Mirador de IIuanaco. Ruins Of Pa
chacamac. Head Of Statue at|Tiahuanco. Door
way at Tinhuanico. Central figure enlarged En-
Iarged View of Figures Monolthic Doorway.
Plan Of Palace Ruins ut Coat.
LIFE IN PARIS.
Mnayafions--Arch Of Triumph A Lorette In
her Prime. Decayed Lorette. The drisette.
The Tempters and the Tempted. Pedder at Large.
Dog. shearer. Hatseller. Garbage gatherer. Dame
DIES 1Iales Merchant of Crimes Date seller. Bias
ket seller Death to Rats. The Tomb Of Secrets
Estaminet The Pavilion Of Flora Lee Care du
Palais Royal lie Foret Noire. Hotondo du Tsm.
pie.
NAPOLEON D0NAPARTE. By John S, c. Abbo',
W,iarafioHs, from DJatgings BIZ D5ylsr. -
Bombardment Of Copenhagen Tho Reception at
Venice. The Return from Italy. Flight Of tho
Portuguese Court. Interview with the Spanish
Princes. The Departure Of Joseph for Spain.
LET THOSE LAUGH THAT WIN. by J. smytthe,
junior
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW ON THE INFLU-
ENCE or NOVELS
FAITHFUL FOREVER.
THE LOST FOUND
CHARITY AND HUMOR--A LECTURE. By W.
NJ Thackersy.
THE LOST FLOwERs--A SCOTTISH STORY.
SMALL BEGINNINGS.
BLEAK HOUSE. by Charles Dickens
Chapter XLVII. JOS Will XVIII Clio
sing In. - LIX Dutiful Friendship.
WnaJafions--A New Meaning in the Roman.
Friendly Behaviour Of Mr.. Bucket
SCENES AT SEA
THE LAST DAYS OF BURNS.
THE CHATEAU REGNIER
A FRAGMENT OF AUSTRALIAN LIFE.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
EDITORS TABLE.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
EDITORS DRAWER.
LITERARY NOTICES
COMICALITIEs, ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.
Mnayot,oDs--Lady Practice In Physic. An
Anxious Inquirer. Precaution. An Organic In
pedimsnt.
FASHIONS FOR JUNE.
Uuarations. - Full Dress and Evening Cos
tune. Visiting Dress Couture. waisteoat
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