Christian herald and signs of our times . nd. SHEPPARD ANS, Pre* (-in .3 Drondwnv, Vf* York. CHOICE LEAFLETS S«.VA^ each of fifty kinds. 2So. Sample dozen. lOc. H. HB. A njrr-11, *M Fourth. Ave., New York. SCRIBNERS MAGAZINE! First (January) Number Ready December —SCRIBNERS MAGAZINE will be the widest sense a magazine of general literature ; andmain purpose will be to bring together not only go;reading, but literature of lasting number will be fuillustrated, and in a manner which shall be in the best setillustrative of the text. The artistic side of the mag
Christian herald and signs of our times . nd. SHEPPARD ANS, Pre* (-in .3 Drondwnv, Vf* York. CHOICE LEAFLETS S«.VA^ each of fifty kinds. 2So. Sample dozen. lOc. H. HB. A njrr-11, *M Fourth. Ave., New York. SCRIBNERS MAGAZINE! First (January) Number Ready December —SCRIBNERS MAGAZINE will be the widest sense a magazine of general literature ; andmain purpose will be to bring together not only go;reading, but literature of lasting number will be fuillustrated, and in a manner which shall be in the best setillustrative of the text. The artistic side of the magaz:will represent the most spirited, sincere, and original wo | Among the many interesting and important papers to be printed in tMagazine during the first year are the remarkable series of UNPUBLISHED LETTERS OF THACKERAY. •CHARLES SCRIBNERS SONS NEW YORK- lie existence of which has only recently becomepublicly known, and concerning which the greatestexpectation and curiosity have been aroused. TheirImportance and interest will more than justify more characteristic or of greater autobio-graphic value has been published, and no such study of the great novelists life has been hitherto posai Facsimiles of unpublished drawings will accompthe Letters. Several articles giving very striking personal vlof great historic events and periods ; notable amthem EX-MINISTER E. B. WASHBURNES REMINISCENCES 0THE SIEGE AND COMMUNE OF PARIS, told by him from his papers, private diaries, and per-sonal recollection of an experience absolutely unique,as he was the only member of the Diplomatic Corpsremaining in the city and in communication with the GLIMPSES AT THE DIARIES OF GOUVERNEUR MORRI changing governments during this whole period,articles will all be fully illustrated from origmaterial in the authors po
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