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The August number Of t!,is gazne, placed
table by PHILIP LAwRENcE, is flied with many
things Prominent in its table OF contents are.
sketch with plate Of Princess Louise fourth daugh
ter Of Queen Victoria; ilius rated dissertation on
tirs, with illustrations of different species;
fue poem, the Perfdious Miller" by <hilahersera
''Strange Water Graft Of china - 1.-The Banks Es
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ton Of 'Maidenhoo =" IN accord nee with Longfe-
. : fire poem ''TiIr Rose OF Erin ballad, Is
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The number before Us presents the following attrac
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'Zoroaster and the Zend-Ayesta; - THE Foe in the
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Victor HugoS graf story ''ihe Man Who Laughs"
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