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A new theatrical history under the title oi
Records Of the Nev.york Stage is announced for
publication BY subscription by T. II. MOrell in this
city Ito author is understood 10 be gentleman Of
dramatic experience and taste and well qualified Tor
the successful accom- p.hsnt VI the enterprise. Ii
work which embraces = period OF more than hundred
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octave volumes Of which limited number only viii be
printed Asayalu.ble book of refcrc nee in interest
ing department OF history ~ well as collection OF
raey perronsi "Reminiscences and incidents. the work
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serves the encouragement ofthe public.
Mr.. Henry G. Carey's principles OF Social
Science work in three volumes 10 the nature.t DE
,elopment Of a system OF economical philosophy. move
IN being based upon the settled truths Of physical sc
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.oci, order il traces the fundamental and controlling
elements Of positive theory OF human progress in al
II, phases industrial political. and moral Perhaps The
bulk Of the work is the main why IT less known
a, home than enneniy deserves TO be, though It's
magnitude is due very much to the fact that the author
has abandoned the dry and dismal" style which hn'
been tho reproach Of the European economists FOR
more d.cursiye and made entertaining by copons Illus
,ra,on from history travels and the natural sciences
for the Germans OF the translation by Dr. Karl Adler
the publication Of which completed only some sew
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main unsold. Mira McKean's admirable atrldsemcn
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Winter has also been translated under the title Lar
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ing the publication OF a translation into French Of
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German disciples. ], Ia little singular that system
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The Eclectic Magazine for December is embel.
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MOSCOW The selections usual, are taken from the
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mixture Of sour milk or milk and water. The eIpc.
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FESTIVAL OF SONG: SERIES OF Evtsisss WITH Ihs
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Tho editor of this dainty volume, Mr. Frederick
Saunders, has struck out new path IN IFS conceP'
ton and plan, and has brought great familiarity
with the plessantest fruits Of literature, ana
susceptible and discriminating taste to its fecitoas
accomplishment. Almost every reader, who mas
occasion TO turn over the leaves Of standard col
lection of poetry has experienced certain sense OF
woariness and oppression, arising from monotony
of sentiment, and imagery, as if cloyed by an excess
of luscious yiands that we're moro tempting to the
taste. than favorable Ia the digestion. In tho
arrangement of his selections, Dir. Saunders mas
steered clear Of this trouble, and by combining him.
self TO comparatively brief specimens, and inter-
spersing them with familiar comments, personal
sketches, and variety of literary anecdote, he mas
furnished forth n dish eft 10 set before king
He has wandered at large in the abundant fields OF
English poetry, from CHANGER and Spenser TO Bry-
ant and Tennyson, gathering up the loyelest and
most touching productions of the Muse, ana sur
rounding them with decorations of his own when
present their beauties In brighter light, Ike
noble picture in frame of gold and precious WOOD
The embellishments Of the volume are by DIS
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hanqueting fail to "share much joyaunce and
deleotation from the costly spoils here garnercd
! from our own and divers other times
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The pncnacious little missionary to the "parts
~ the unfathul" in the world Of Art rejoicing IN the
meek sppelaton Of The N1 Pah makes its appearance
in advance of the December SHOWS. with me same
oracular self assertion aud confidence III its hgh call
Ing which have thus far given it influence altogether
ont of proportion to Its size. The present NUMBER Is
devoted mainly to the Artists Fund Exhibition. from
which Nazareth 1t has faith that any good thing can
come. III any ono should mistake this exhibition Tor
An exhibition Of American art of the period be would
be- led to seriously misjudge that particular manifesto
ton Of humanity. American art, it now exists IS
not TO be studied In these galleries. Different artists
have sent hcr such different reports about themselves
that no comparative estimate of individuals is possible
and no conclusions can be formed respecting them as
body or their work az whole. One painter has done
bis best and sent IT. another has done his slightest and
hastes ard sent that One has hunted among old can
vases set face owa about his studio aud selected nm
shed ~ and dispatched the sbowiest one has allowed
some i'll advised friend TO send piece OF his cpdhoods
work which the III advised friend has long had hanging
on his dining room wall and stll another has sent his
Summers studies and trusted b the people who look to
rightly estimate their character sudies ard 10 Judge
them from tho right point OF view." Some pleasant
"Leaves from q Notebook" which close the number
eyince nicely OF observation and genial sympathy
with nature, which charm like dessert Of ine fruits
after Of pepper and mustard in the previous
courses.
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the HOME OF WASHINGTON. BY ssr.s }

The HOME or WASHINGTON. BY BsSsos }.
LoAiSG. New Edition. evo. ~. J7e. '" A. fownsend.
Mr.. Losing has combined bis skill and practice
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of Washington, set forth in On easy and familiar
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tone Of gossip in which personal incidents are
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the subject but il is far more agreeable to see the
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moderate glass of wine with his guests at Mount
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sword and pistols as he is usually represented.
The pictorial illustrations, chiefly from original
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instruction TO the family circle, for mDny long
Winter evening. In the present edition, which the
publisher has brought out in tasteful and elegant
style, several additions have been made and care
full revision given ~ tho whole narrative.
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The first number of new magazine, entitled
B,adls's Mortliy Nosssiss Of To-day. Is issaed BY
Me.sr. Beado & Co. 40 names Of editor or coniFibu
TOE are announced the Publishers preferng to rely FOL
success on is own intrinsic merits. rather than on the
prestige OF popular literary authorities The number
now issued presents good variety OF readable matter
in neat and modest dress, Both by its character end
costume the challenges the hospitality OF The
household doors at which it knocks for admission
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THE BOOK or RUBIEs svo. ". 49, ChaIle.
ner { Co.

THE BOOK or RUBIEs svo. ". 49, Charles sode-
ner Co.
The elegant typography and binding o' this vol
ume, which is a real gem OF mechanical execution,
will find warmer approval from the majority OF
readers than the skill displayed in the selection OF
its contents. 1t purports 10 form complete an
thology of tho most remarkable loye-pocms IN tho
English language, commencing with old shelton
in 1863, and coming down 10 the youngest poets oil
recent times. Many choice and admirable pieces
are naturally contained in the volume, but they are
found in company with good deal Of matter OF
comparatively little interest, and doubtless nsS'ed
to complete the requisite number Of pages. There
is an intrinsic difficulty in carrying out the plan OF
tho collection of which in justice the 'ditor should
enjoy the benefit, arising from The doubt III IN
Vulnerable cases, whether pom should be c'asscd
in the category alluded 20, OF In sopc other. :
good deal Of the best English poetry in this kind Il
found connected with other themes ~ intimately
that separation is impossible, while the quotation
of the whole piece would b. inappropriate. An
other obstacle 10 limited al by the compiler, which be
appears for the most part certainly, 10 have grace-
fully avoided, that IT, the want Of deicacy which
impaired character OF erossncss and often OF In
decency % some Of the finest erotic poetry ~ III"
Elizabe,han age. This, Of course, limited TO con
siderable degree the range Of his materials for Sc
lection. The volume closes with series of brief
biographical sketches which arc "purposely inca
ger" They contain, however, several superfuous
judgments, often rather nippantly expressed. Still
in spite OF its defects tho volume forms q curious
and really valuable collection, and will doubtless
become fayorito gift book f)r Christmas, as well
"a welcome addition 20 the library of the ana
teur.
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M, nav 1fr,nl-Mp Ut SSH III, JAS. ShrTnlsn NNt7'
.r.r will sail ffom Pier No 81 N r., foot ofChrsoph,Es'
SATURDAY. Dec. . Al O'Clock ?. The well known snd
al SATURDAY. Dee. r. through bills OF aiing s'ned for
al points on III. Mi.,~pp and io Rivers, In connection
Win the Atlantic and Miss.rp Stesmshiy Co OF - lon.
For fr,igh, or ps--age apply 20 uAkRisoN ALI En-,
Agents Ne. Bovlns Grerl, or J. EAGER TO- As.nss 81
m. A. and VI = 60. o. 81 Louis. No ~ Broad 49,, ~ \.