New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

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baens notices Of Aetor. Autho" and Auditors during
PhnadelPh Baltimore Washington and Alexandra Thea
iers In one vol, limo Illustrated with portrait To sub
From The American Courier.
sy with al that the stage with it. decided literary
merit may safely this the great book Of tbs
jeet and one that ali will read and be delighted with"
From The North American.
we have read other theatrical histories and biographies
Cibber. and Be.pys in Enslsnd and DunlsP and Others
From The Evening Bulletin.
Any narrative Of his life would b. SIRE to End nu nervous
readers They will be disappointed in expectations
they may have formed of its merit dramatic history or lit
es.Ty work ,o.,
The auhor bis 18th year closing his long pro-
sOpa By the preparation Of this volume be has Per
formed sn aeeeptseie public ssiyee ana maze Aao'
From The National lntelli sencer.
We sincerely congratulate the lovers Of the legitimate
old drama the rich that awaits them in the
volume before for which we owe our Thanks to the en-
terprisus publisher There no man living better Qualified
than Mr. cod to give inere. and Ist to such WORK We
certain that the most sstidou' critic wiz md As @sh 20
eedote and the wisdom Of his reflections,
A most valuable and interesting WORK"
From The Daily News.
meet copiOus and interesting historical record OF his
From TIE City Item
Matthews the success. Of Cooke and Kean and BO,th The
.scn produced BY the kem6es Powell forss.. and rsnny
From The Sunday Dispatch.
" IL is exceedingly Interesting
ave without hesitation pronounce Il the most interesting
and instructive book OF the kind that has ever come
""0'' From The Public Ledger
He revyes In his lively and graceful sketches remnis
days and brings wildly bach mind persons and thing,
grateful to the though time has almost ob'eate
them"
Destined from its plqusncy and nexhsustibe fund 81 IN
farm 10 attain a world wide reputation"
From The Pennsy vsnisn
The work is an epiiome ife-a life indeed for
il Identities the auh0r with the drama for % years
HENRY CAREY BAIRD. PubisheI PhladePhia
NEW PUBLICATIONS.-D. APPLETON &
~ Co, Nos $40 and $40 Broadway, publish
LETTERS FROM ROME,
A. ID. 1888
By the author of" Clouds aud Sunshine Spiritual Visitors
etc. | vol limo. cloth. Price 81
This i a volume containing imaginary Letters from Rome
after the Of Letters from Palmyra by the Rev
VIM. Ware.
THE YOUTH OF MADAME DE LoNGUEyILLE;
NEW Rrvrt.rioss OF cOvRf AND CONVENT IN THE SEVEN.
From the French OF Victor Cousin.
By W. RicoId;
vol limo. cloth. Price 81
many ustrous in France scarcely any Of which eX'
cspnz perhaps Madame de sevspe aod Madame La Fayete
known Madame de was one Of the most Wit
ty and talented women OF that period
THE HEARTH STONE
THOUGHTS UPON HoNE LIFE y Our CITIES
Author Of Studies Christian Biography" God with
tvol limo cloth 81; with Illustrations. 81 25
We particularly pleased with the real practical wisdom
combined with the OF human nature which renders
m,ts their homo. happy New York Churchman
The predominant sentiment. In the book are purity
ee,itv sud love more delightful volume has rarely been
published snd will have vide circulation for its
influence must be salutsry upon both old and young"