New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16
W-YORK, TUESDAY, DECEMBER l6, 1856

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NEW MON THLY.
CONDUCTED
MRS ANN s. STEPHENS.
FOR 1857.
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COMMENCEMENT OF NEW VOLUME
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POETRY OF THE PENCIL
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We shall also commence in the January number new
American Romance entitled
WEST POINT"
BY an officer of the United States Army each monthly portion
6peI, Illustrated by Mr. Dallas This novel 10 In held hitherto
untouched by the novelist The hero taken through West
Point and we the workings Of this noble
Military Aesdemy-the piide Of country. The story
spendy told the style sharp clear graphic and humorous
the interest envens rich variety of character and
incident and altogether 10 Of making sensation
HTE YOUNG MEN OF AMERICA
could no, possibly find theme Of interesting them.
In response to numerous requests Of subscribers
feature;
ILLUSTRATED FASHIONS,
will hereafter appear in every number
FIRESIDES OF THE REVOLUTION.
BY MRS. Z. =. ELLET.
series of sketches of personal incident and adventures dur
ing II Revolution sheed from private By Mr Elet
personally, will be continued from month to month
LOST JEWELS,
BY MRS. ANN B. STEPHENS,
win tll eous.uus Illustrated heretofore while TO the W
rious literary basnshss,
ROMANCE,
TALES
SKETCHES,
HUMOROUS PAPERS,
CRITICISM,
PAPERS ON ART,
EDITORIAL GOSSIP,
w.tuowp authors will contribute and render this MAsa1ine
in s general uneaeced by other in the country
In a department entitled
THINGS WE TALK ABOUT,
will be found bright amusing witty cha about matte" and
thing Of passing occurrence
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CONTENTS FOR THE JANUARY NUMBER
LOST JEWELS. By Mrs. Ann S. stephsnI with an II
lustration by DsllsAI
CHAPTER XII. EVIL CouxsELs.
CHAPTER KILL GEN. HARRISGroS's CONFESSION.
CoNsTANCIA DE GONsALvo: sPASIsa Story. with
nus.Iston)
TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS" with
two large Illustrations BY J. A. Dallas
JEWISH TRADITIONS.
WEST POINT: A NOVEL. with two nlusirstiou,)
Chapter l. The SMITHS.
Chapter III. CADErsHIP.
Chapter III. FIRST MARCH.
Chapter ". laos FILINGS
Chapter V. BREAKING In
PICTURE.
THE FIREsIDES OF THE REVOLUTION. BY afA 4.
T. Ellet.
CUNNINGHAM AND TIE BLOODY Scorr.
LEES ExTLoIr.
A CLAIM AGAINST GOVERNMENT.
THINGS WE TALK ABOUTI
THE CRATE.
PHILOSOPHY or A CHEERFUL BLAZE
STOVES UNPOETIC AND UNPATRIOrIC.
WHAT IS POETRY!
FLIRTs FOUND USEFUL.
A NECESSITY OF THE STATE.
EDITOR OF THE LONDON TINES
IBE ARROwSAlTH HOAX.
LITTLE WHITE LILY.
HOPED PETTlCOATs.
ORIGIN OF THE BALLOON
TOWN TALK.
MARE1ZEK.
PAUL DELAROCHE.