The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

hssic IN THO 'Ioey.
n~sho IAN Successful.
10 flames, and other poems.
Rose Ballads. BY Whittier.
WI He Find Her.
Aaaly sis Of Rapnaers Cartoons
Assenary, Anovei
Aa,s Ruin. poetic satire.
- Unboly Alliance.
Nesfora's Rhy mes of Twenty Years
MAGAZINES AND PAMPHLETS.
nArpers' New Monthly Magazine for ocsooer and No
ssnser.
me GIFTED states Insurance Gazette.
Fsnnt MercnAats' Magazine
NE Edinsurg Review for October.
Al the Year Round for November
MUSIC.
Oar Musical Friend, No Sc 3. seymour
10 Prince Wales Polka, composed BY Augustus Gull.
puIIsbeo by Horace Waters, New York.
nnvroRY OF rHx RAnRoADs AND CANALS OF THIS
URrrEp STATES OF AAKKfcA: Exhibiting their
progress, cost, revenues expenditures and pre-
roat condition. BY Henry V. Poor, Esq, Editor
u the American Railroad Journal.
~. Poor, who has already done much 70 give 70 the
wssd history Of the unparalleled rapioity whicn
suoads laid down throughout the United STATES,
~ the history OF each ine with account Of the
Dvanint,ou and condition OF each company, now comes
Ssrc the public sith work on this mpor ant sub
~ under the above option. This the nrsi york
pusished purporting 70 be complete and authentic his
~ Of the railroads and canals Of the United States
0vsa tho organization present financial condition
e each company the date Of m charter ami also Of the
ssnnen and completion Of the work Of construc
~, and every fact OF Importance Affecting
= the securities issued Of nntorcal interest II
sssces Also particulars the line Of road the equip
nsass In use the different Of share capital and
q funded debts the dates which the latter
tngScd and made payable the nature Of the security
psedsed for them the OF interest paid and the
es and places At which both principal and interest
psyable, annexed 10 each sketch is atatement
sowing the amount OF capital invested yearly,
NJ length OF line 10 operation, the receipts from
- various sources OF revenue, current ex
psss net earnings and amount, and rates Of dividends
p>sd from the opening Of the road summary OF the
result OF all the roads IN each State for each year
- yell whole period covered, Ia given. The
vsrk No. In fact, full complete history Of each
Svpsee from ia organization 70 the present time
me work Ia 70 be completed In two volumes, but the
srss voume only has yet appeared contains ol2
pager royal cotAvo, and embraces the railroads
sAsss Of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Nassachu
sses Rhode aoi, Connecticut, New York. New Jersey
Pssssy sania Delaware, AaryiAaa aud the Of
ooumpa THIS volume ia illus rated ny Two large maps-
Of the New Eogiand states, including Canada
Ast, and toe other OF the States OF New
fs,s, New Jersey, Penney fvsnia, delaware, Ma
sysand, OHIO and Canada Vest The maps nave been
srs~n and engraved the direction Of Mr. Wool.
uorth Cotton aud pains have been spared TO render
TORN accurate They large scAie, and ssa
sss every rcsd 10 sid down, the second volume ia
~ preparation, and ~nan completed the
~ssle work win sppesr illustrated BY seven maps-oOe
u .n,ch with be general map Of the Gated States rns
wers far sppcar-, bear. upon s the impress Of
q FORK, The compilation OF raeh pains spared
Rrnoer reias'e work Of reference n ali ~ho
AHe intefest In the progress Of railroads. ana
,.sss, and " ~ invaluable To ire comprehensive poll
70 capitalists and projectors Of railroads
me price or the erst volume With maps csses viii be
ase collars. Parties residing sts distance, ordering
Me work BY letter addressed the author pdb
lsbcrs, Schunz 20 at toe Once Of the xm>rscs1
Rssirood JosrsaI, No spracs street, New York. can
n ihe w-s delivered By express Withhold, any charge
spr transportation.
TEE LAKE REGIONS oF CENTRAL AFRICA A Pic.
TIRE o. Exploration. BY Richard E. Bu1on.
Harper A Bros, Publishers.
The author W THIS work presents 70 the reader . do
Hised account Of journey and exploration under.
t~ken by him 70 the lase r.s,ons az rsni,ai Ar
r,ca, which occupied him from his leaving EagAnd,
ae"Ss ~ a1 'Nssaa s.s'N'of - "syt toos
written IN pleasing narrative STYLE which attracts
ihe attention and excises tho Interest Of the reader,
so-ishs,-ndins that The subject A. times becomes nccs
sruy dry ana uniutees'ng, from she authors having
o"nnncd Win b" narrative Of occurrences detailed and
amse account, -el OF the geographical features or
oouptry uavcrseu by him a. chronological comparison
u the various tribes whom be enooustered rue work.
therefore, may De SAID 70 pre.ehi iwo portraits OF the
s~e oelee'' IN when zoe auinor mas mingled me gay
WIN me srsvr dtAils oi travel
eaofessns himself % we reA'er, 'ne Aa'hor @ys'-
ivs''urc' o eAp'e@ nOpV 'ns' ~n"eNer :" ua'enne
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