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$40. TWGNTY-FIFTH YEAR. 1870
THE HO NJ E JOU Il n A L.
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Among the fresh attractions for tho New Year may
be mentioned; A story Of great beauty and intense
interest, by
AN EMINENT ENGLISH NOVELIST.
A beautiful romance by
ALPHoNSE DE LAMARTINE
translated expressly for tho Home Journal. Trans
lations from the German Of
EDMUND HOEFER AND MEISSNER..
series of original stories from the pen Of the char
ming poet and novelist,
MRS. LUCY II. HOOPER.
Occasional contributions from tho well-known poets
r. Ii. SToDDARD AND EDMUND c. STEDMAN
Sketches by the Home Journalist avorite huniorist,
BARRY GRAY.
series OF papers on literature society and morals
ELIZABETH b. SToDDARD.
Contributions in prose and verse, from the graceful
Southern poet,
. -.'fT PAUL Ii. HAYNE.
A continuation Of
SopHIFBPARKLE'S LETTERS,
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MARIETTA H0LLEY.
Regular correspondence from all the great Europe
an centres Of Society, Literature and Art, and &C.
saslOnal letters from the poetcss,
ESTELLE ANNA LEWIS.
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current interest, editorial reviews and criticism of
Literature, Art, Music, and Drama, and copious
tracts from new books. Tho department Of S0CIE-
TY NEWS will reflect the beau monde in its yari-
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"THE COURT JOURNAL OF AMERICA"
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