The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-31
LITERARY NOTICES.
Pufnam's MONTHLY.

This 1.-THE July number is the first of volume sixth 1t
tans articles upon the following themes
Iryings Life of Washington Birds; What Cheer? Victor
Galbraith Plant Mummies Rural Objects in Europe and
America How came like Diamonds; Recent American
Poetry Cape Cod CONTINUED j. Australians Continued
Summer and Autumn; Horace Greeley; Twice Married
continued !; Mr. Pepperages Fourth Of July Grafton; Ed
torial Notes. s kss
T. Luerature.--1. Religious Works.-Nortons New Trans
laton the Gospels Tayler Lewis Six Days Of Creations
the History the Life and Institute of ST. gnaus Loyoa
BY Barto translated by Madame Cafderon De La Barre
the Golden Reed by NJ Barrett.
o. Histories.The Life of Sir William Pepperil Bart, by
Usher Parsons; Cotton is King.
g. Nopets.-Charles Reades Peg Wellington; Christie
tombstone School of Life, by Anna Mary Hewitt; Ernest
Gray or the Sins of Society; Mary Lyndon Peeps from
Belfrey Kate Aylesford; Ellen Mowbray; Initials; Dick
ens's Works.
a. Observation-Disclosures Literary and Historical Mis-
cellanies Beecher Star Papers; Miss Cooper Rhyme and
Of Country Life; Margaret Fuller Gazetteer Of the
World
ii. Fine Arts.--l. Architecture Trinity Chapel Acadc-
my of Music.
O. sculpt,re.--At Boston Richard Greenough; w. W.
Story; Crawford's Beethoven.
3. The Opera.--Grisi Mario; Stelenone; Brignoli ;
vesvah; William Tell; il Trovatore Mrs. Perkns's Ball
Madame Lagrange; Miss Louisa Pyne; German Opera; Mr.
Harrison Mr. Bristow.
UL-New Publications. M
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of which heartily approved it certainly has been
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tombstone, by Charles Reade There is healthy, happy
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style cheerful and lively and the clear and graphic
sketches of character exhibit such insight the
springs Of our humanity while the generous and
healthy sentiment that pervades all fail to elicit
admiration of the discerning public
Vindication Of The Catholic Church BY Francis Patrick
Kendrick, Archbishop of Baltimore. Murphy a Co., of
Baltimore.
This is series Of letters addressed to Rev. John Henry
Hopkins Episcopal Bishop Of Vermont defending the late
work Of Or. Miner entitled "The End Of Controversy
which had been attacked by Mr.. Hopkins in his work
tied The End of Controversy Controvered" The position
of Archbishop Kendrick in the Catholic Church will cne
his evidence respect while the ability and learning with
which it is written will carry weight with all candid readers
The book very OPPORTUNITY for the public and will
throw light upon the true character of the Catholic
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Flo,ineA Talc Of the first Crusaders BY VIM. Bernard
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book of thrilling Incidents containing much data which
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The Jesnits their Studies and Teaching BY M. Liable
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