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. Penman's Art Journal and Penman's Gazette. you will observethat the goat has been faithful, and thatwhereas he wus bony and poor as anyHnrlem kid you ever saw, now he is obese,not to say plethoric, inconsequence of hisia\i\\fulne8it. I suppose you never saw such a dummvpenman before as the one oa which UncleSam has the grip.—at least not at aconvention. Without venturing to presentthe biography, anti^cedents and personal Occasionally yours, Walt. , lotoa. TBE EDITORS CALENDAR. meot, The Point of View. the Bayre exhi-bition. Tliarkerays life, the French as artistsand social
. Penman's Art Journal and Penman's Gazette. you will observethat the goat has been faithful, and thatwhereas he wus bony and poor as anyHnrlem kid you ever saw, now he is obese,not to say plethoric, inconsequence of hisia\i\\fulne8it. I suppose you never saw such a dummvpenman before as the one oa which UncleSam has the grip.—at least not at aconvention. Without venturing to presentthe biography, anti^cedents and personal Occasionally yours, Walt. , lotoa. TBE EDITORS CALENDAR. meot, The Point of View. the Bayre exhi-bition. Tliarkerays life, the French as artistsand social life in priut are discussed. —The Critic. edit#d by MissGilder, is genor-allj rerognized as the highest literary author-ity in this country. It is the special pet primerof the piMipte who make literature a profession—those who get their living by writing, whichincludes some who do a good deal of writingfor very little living. The Critic U publishedweekly at 7-13 Broadway. New York. Found at Last I-The Best Penman. Do You See Your Hat?. tvry a richly illnstrated account of the i-ecentremarkable discoveries at Bubastis, Egypt,The number contains a timely sketch of Bryce, author of The American Com-monwealth ; an illustrated paper on Dauraier,the celebrated French caricaturist, by HenryJames; a very full installmentof the Jeffei-son and letters, and gives its readers the best thatis to be had from the other side. - The January St. Nicholas fullv warrantsthe promise that it was to be virtually a secondChristmas number. Of contributions pecul-iarly seasonable may be noted: Harriet Pres- to say that the cheekyman with a head too large forhis hat, viay be there simply inthe capacity of a brass band atthe head of the procession (inwhich he is not unlike sonicpenmen we know of). Tbi_-seedy party with the timothy inhis hat may be only a spec-tatorafter all. He of the sombrero,despite his appearance, is notWildbiood Bill, the RoaringRooster of the Rockies, norcowboy, but
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