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to be the best literary magazine IN h'nei,
lea. 1t is edited with all the lie anO
enterprise of our best daily newspapers
Ev.rv number contains articles for the
times-fresh and spicy.
The regular Departments OF the ualahy
will he continued. Driftwood," by
philip Quilibet, treating of current events
is always interesting and instructive, The
.Nebule" is bright and attractive.
The conductors of the Galaxy intend to
make If better and more attractive than ii
has heretofore been.
The remarkable series of papers dy dis
tinguishcd public men, to which MesSrs
Tburlow Weed, J. S. Black, Horatlo klng'
and Gideon Welles have contributed dur
ing the year now closed, will be continued
during 1871, and will include contrlbu-
tions from other yublic men of high posi-
ton and wide experience.
Mrs. Edwards, the author of "Archle
Lowell" "Steven Lawrence, and "Susan
Fielding" will begin new novel in the
January number, entitled Ought we to
Visit Her ?"
Porte Crayon (Col. D. Fl. Strothcr) has
been engaged to furnish II series of sketch
es of life and adventure, which will revive
the old interest in his pictures of American
scenes.
In the January number new depart
ment Will be opened-a department OF
Science-which will be under the charge
of a distinguished writer in that field, re-
markable for his skill in bringing within
popular apprehension even the more alb
struse investigations Of modern science.
Mr.. Richard Grant White will, early
in the year, begin his series of articles on
"Americansms.
Mr.. j. McCarty has returned to the U.
S., and will contribute regularly to the
Galaxy, as heretofore
OF other writer's who will have articles
in the numbers of the Galaxy for 1871,
may be named: Bayard Taylor, Tx Mar
vel, Parke Goodwin, DR.. j. G. Draper, O.
Benson, Laure d'Hautarive (author Of the
Havana Letters), Prof, j, M, Hart, and
others.
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