The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-16

bearing regions Of our country pledge for the |
redemption Of our in -ruaSne paper currency The
geography, history and rcsour es OF those terrific
ries are described By one who had ample opporiu-
nifty, while IN tho service OF his country as bounds
ry commissioner, 70 know whereof he speaks
TuI HAuyTED Towrn.-A So,el. ~ MRS. Henry
che.tau, st.: Phsisdephis. iicd2. a Bisdy, Agent.
~ Ann 81 N. Y.
The sutboress, In these pages gives fancy tao
ideal,y OF real life, and portrsys with rare po' ser
the hsracters In her book, which may 10 road by
those who delight In tho marvellous without fear
Of being deludet into belief In anything super
natural
rTs po.r2ns W K novel by A'' NJ T. Brsdd''n.
The name Of tn suthor is better than any REQ ON.
men,ls,ion Of hc- writings tina. We nigh, give.
and her present work sustains her reputation
ItSptsy.nu Cn.sr. A Novel by I. A. Tn ,Ilore
HapcisG Bro-. Publishers, Franklin siur 81
Asprishtly mar ativc OF facts by this 7 leasing
| writer, which toik place In "Merrie IN gland"
more than forty ys ars ago, although nov put TO-
ge.her In the form Of novel. As usual. . young
man spends q ccrtsin slime in wooing y-gnng lady
and aner many disrppointmcnts tss who has not
| hsd them under similar circumstanccsI ho gains
| the object Of his sfcrsons, and lives hsppy tof
courael with her until the common 10. Of humanity
| besals then. some Of tho actors the scene we
| are told still hve. An agreeable book for winter
evenings
| UAEPKr's PICroBiAL HISTORY TIE GrLAr Re-
pxLLios recounts some q the s.ts Of leaders on
both sides in Missouri and the sou,hwes,, in the
| Summer and Fall Of 1861.
| RENDITION Rsoonr, Part ~ q. r. Putnam.
Henry Hcl. AL Broadway, contains portraits Of
1 u nd MAJ T.
| Rosscau.
| TnE LrYr OF ABrAnAN Li,ooLS-T. X. Dawley,
Publisher, IS and 10 Park Row--A small pamphlet,
| showing "Old Abe" IS the rail-splittcr, nstboat-
man. the soldier. lawyer and President
| MAGAZINE
| uAnrYn's MoSInLy contains tho usual amount Of
Interesting matter. including later "reminiscences Of
"our Mutual Friend" and the usual i,'ustra-
lions, &c.
Inn CONTINENTAL. for November, leads "a with
the " PRO ress Of LIborty in the United States"
Per CONTRA TnE AMERICAN MONTHLY Knieker-
| bocker) leafs OF with Monarchy and Democra-
chy" by j. W. Davis-whethor brother or cousin
Of jeff. IL not stated. The other contents Of both
| are interesting.
wEsrnINsrKn REvIKw--Lconard Scott d Co. IS
Walker sired, N. Y.-Tho present number opcns
with 4 psIsr on English Jurisprudence" some
Of the more modern phases Of which have been
exhibited 10 US during present struggle sgains,
rebellion. II contains tho usual amount u good
| reading.
MUSIC.
| On to Richmond.-Gallop by Mrs. Parkhura.
Wen all 90 Home A Jain,-Song and chorus.
Words by Thos. H. Rogers Music by A. II. Whit
lock.
There are roiess-Spirit Votccs Words by
Mrs. Fanny Crosby. Music by Mrs. ParkhurH.
They tell Thee Iu Forget Thee.--words byJes
| SO Lee Music by Mrs. Psrkhurst
Mss Ella Nichols Starlight Waltz. by. Mrs.
Parkhura.
Come Rally, Freeme,h Rdliy.--A campaign song
and chorus. Words by John Adams. Music by
Mrs. Parkhurst
RI Be true to the Stripes and Std,s-Quarte,tc.
Words by Mrs. Kdder. Music by $. j. Vail.
/, Picking Berries or Jennie Ddpis and IA
Ballad by Ed A. Perkins
The Copperhead ~ l>6i, The Chicago Copper.
, , head, and The Coppsrheod Of lS65.-By Jas. g.
/, Clark.
All OF tho above are published by Horace Waters
= | 4si Broadway.
i Nen Musie-O Dont you sec the Pony. Pub
o lished by VIM. Hall q Sons, $40 Broadway.