The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-13
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The Publishers Of ScRissKR's MONTHLY, la
their Prospectus just issued, pieInise for the en-
suing year mote brilliant array OF contribG-
tors. and an Increase IN The variety ana beauty
OF Its illustrations, already conceded by the
critics TO be finer Etas any phfeh hGps hitherto
appeared in any Anlericuss Nagdsi5se.n
fr. HOLLAND, he Editc will write the serial
story OF the year, which will be auiobiographicAl
in form. and will be Illus ted By Miss HalIock-
1t q entitled ARTHUR RuNNlCASTLE, and
will deal with some of the most difficult pro-
blems of American Life. 1t will be com nepced
In the November number.
There will b. new story BY SAxE HoIM,
THE ONE LEGGLH DANCERs5.
BRaF HAETE the best writer OF short stories
now living, viii outribaten characteristic stors,
entitled The EPIC OF FIDDLETOWN, whio.
will be illustrated by sheppard
Il IL. STOOD .RD W Ill write a series Of enter
tlining papers about Authors, their Per.onai
Cnaraci srIstIcs, Home Life, Families, Fiiends,
Whiins. Ways. A series OF PORTRAITS
OF LIVING AMERICAN WRITER'S, is also
promised.
CLARENCE Coon will write about FURNITURE
AND IHE DECORATION Or AMERICAN
tical as wen as artistic, and will bs iilustra ed
with designs aad sketches by numerous artists
in addition TO those which tho wrier himself
viii furnish
Among those who VIII contribute arc
Hans Andersen Bryant, bushnell, Eggiestop,
Froude, Higginson, bishop huntington, Breta
Harte, John Hay Il. ii. Macdonald, MITCHELL
Miss Phelps, stedtnan, stockton, s,toddar1,
Ceia Thaster, Warner, Wilkinson, Mrs. Whit
ney. besides host Of others
The e.ifori i control and direction GI the
magazine VIII remain In WIS hands Of Dir. Hol-
LANp, who will tinue to write s'TAETBP1C5
DF IRt. IIME,'' which the New York fsds,
asendeat says ARE more widely quoted than any
Similar p per in any American Magazine.
MATsos GtLugH will .W1ite TIE OLD
CABlnEr;n rs hitherto. Prof. .ioHs G liza.
pen conducts the department OF MATURE
AND SIIENCt." Tbs departments OF HOME
AND SOCIETY and 'CULTUREs AND PRO
GkEsfs," will engage the contribution of nioTe
than score OF peas on both sides of the Atian-
tic The Hts.cta,aa and Reflector says: "ccrlb-
ner'B monthly for september II better than
usual. which indicates n needless waste OF edj-
toriai bruins and publishers money, for thu
Magazine was god snough before ~ Aud yet
the Publishers promise to make il still Better tof
the coming year
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