Litchfield enquirer., 1879-02-06

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 "na vv oRTH'S "a >er4., noye', by Mry Fan ces ,odgs Du u,jt, -utLor ''i hat, Lass O' Low HSs Thy see, Q ot Mrs Bnrneats novel is laid in LancsShlE the h, rois y.ung peftor Gf A1ue i au birth. 'HaN ortLs" is tue long, st ~tor Mrs buauett nAs yet fl1, h. 1t "lti r,,n through twelve umLers "lH h lf'iuSC'! il'istIHt,d.
 ,fAI A. G[oNB E q, a serial novel, H H. Boy,seu %I'Aor ol .,hthu !f," Eh la" who st his Naue," MS- ih is r"lAa', he aruBar hlraIly describes set iemept. ' u eaAa.s A STORY OF NEW ORLEANS, by "Ttse VI. CSole, to De beg4i on the fusion of
 taco1b' fg." Tbl< story will exhibit the state of society in Creole Louisana about the years 1903 45 the time ot tae Ce.sioI, and period bearing a re- lnarkabie likeness to the present Reconstruction pe- riod. o PORTRAITS OF AMERICAN POETS Th-s S r'es be4un h. August wt the Grrat Ui Bry- at will be inued, that of LongfeIl w appearing Tn \ Vemb"r Tn se port aits drawn from life by :" att a oil and engraved by T. Coe. They will bc print d epa a'ey ,l tint pape frontispie, es of tou different njmbtrS. Illustrated skeche- of tn" yes ot the poets will arcOmpauy these portraits
 STUCiES in TIE SiERRAS-A series ol p+t>S toEIy iiiuHtrared) bl Jo Muir the Cfli- iUr:ia D'turdlis.. Te n0s graphic and pi,turesoue au, a te same ne eXirt and trustwO thy studies u1 m ''I '" Cali! fnia Alps" that ha ct been made. Tie S-rias wi sketc the California Passes Lakes Wind St "'uS a,d Forests.
 A NEW VIEW 0F BRAZIL. Mir. Herbert fl. snlt, "t corn Il UuiveGsity, companion the late Prot lt tt, is now IL BrAzI!, with Mr. Wells ham, pNTE | aIist "ho aceompan'nd Mir. Edward King in his "" through T&s Cir al SOUthD pseI arrg for serihnsr series e papers on the present condition SGtt. .fl' Iira.
 TiH ''JonHNY REDp PAPERS, by an tex Con1t aeratc so!Utr wlI te among the racieSt con- tribnt0ns 70 S du ing the C. ming year They ar VT ten nd iiiu ~rae,i by Nr Allen c. Redwood, ot it 'nore Tn first of the series, 'tJohnny Reb at Play" appears in he November number. THE LE. DING EUROPEAN UNIVERSAL TIES. We a'e ROW having prepared. for Scribuer articles on the leading Universities of EurOpe They Will be WI it by American College Prof ssOr, Mr. &c and will include sketches of the leadng en in each of the most important Universities of Great Britain and the Continent.
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