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Scribner's Monthly,
"The Great National 1faqarine,

1.-The Great National Magazine"
enters upon q new year tits ninth volume) with
the November number, with broader p1a as
and larger entrrPr than ever before. and
with the ambition il has maintained from the
hrst, TO dem9nrtrate itsei If to be the brightest,
the st ron shs PoSt Hi.9ti"l and Il sys1y
An The WORLD. During the year il will
present such mxfvels illustrative engraving Ms
no popular magazine has ever been able TO pub
fish. Its writers will be, as they have been, the
eIoice and chosen lite. airy men and women of
America. Among the attractive features Of the
year will be New Serial Novel,
THE STORY OF SEVENOAKS,"
BY JIG. HoLLA'p. A series of papers from
various pens on
"a MERICtN LIFE AND SCENERY"
including descriptive papers on American
eities will open January with narrative Of
IL NE, by MAJOR Pow LII. whose descent Of
the Colorado is one Of the most famous exploits
Of Western travel: This series will rival THE
GREAT sol tn papers in the magnifcence
OF lite illustrations. whilst possessing greater
variety and widcfinterest. Also another illus
trated scries:
"A FARAiFR'S VACATION IN EUROPE"
SIX articles recountine the experience of WE'LL
II NAMING. of Ogden Farm, Newport, X. H.
during teur through some of the less frequent
ed parts Of Western Europe, in the autumn Of
series of papers of great interest on
FRENCH LITERATURE AND PARTISAN
LIFE
by ALBERT RaoDEs with illustrations by French
Artists. viii appear during the year.
-TRE MYsTIRIGUS ISLAND
CT, "rise Modern Robinson Crusoe,'
JULss VERxx's latest story, will be continued,
Win ats illustrations. story, by SAKE HOLM.
my TOCRMALENE,-
begins in November. and will run for three or
four months. There will also be other No. ell
eiae- aud siOrtcr sforic. by leading
ABserlc:an and EnSIi%h story Nriscrr.
he Magazine will continue to hold its pre- emil
nence IN tins regard. The Essays, Review
aud Editorial Papers will. rs heretofore en-
ploy the ablest pens in both Europe and Ameri-
ca Home anu Society, which has grown in
favor and IN excellence from the first, will be
made more att active, useful. and valuable in
us iEn"cnee on the social life and culture Of
the American people. The EtcbiHgs will pe
still further improved, and there will DC great
er variety liz this department.
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Il undred Shorter Stories, more than housand
Separate Arucfu Essays. Poems, Editorials
and Reviews, em5eilishei with nearly Two
fhousand lfiu~srati Os,s We have re-
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