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Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1861, by
TICKNOR AND FIELDS,

in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.

RIVERSIDE, CAMBRIDGE: STEREOTYPED BY H. O. HOughton.

CONTENTS.

Elsie Venner, 509.

Emerson's Conduct of Life, 254.

Harrington, 383.

Jasmin, Papillôtos de, 372.

Latham's Descriptive Ethnology, 506.

Miss Gilbert's Career, 125.

Mistral, Mirèio, 372.

Motley's History of the United Netherlands,

877.

Race, The Laws of, 252.

Ramsay's Reminiscences of Scottish Life and

Character, 638.

Roumanille, Lis Oubreto de, 372.

Slavery, The Laws of Race as connected with,
252.

Squier's Collection of Rare and Original Doc-
uments and Relations concerning the Dis-
covery and Conquest of America, 122.
Tamburini, G., Il Comento Latino di Benve-
nuto Rambaldi da Imola sulla Divina Com-
media voltato in Italiano da, 629.

Palacio, Don Diego Garcia de, Carta dirigida Terry, Rose, Poems by, 382.

al Rey de España, 122.

Panlatinisme, Le, 123.

Parton's Life of Andrew Jackson, 381.

Pierre le Grand, Testament de, 123.

Politecnico, Il, 508.

Prior's Ancient Danish Ballads, 124.

Pulpit of the American Revolution, The, 638.

Veyre, Lés Piaoulats d'un Reipetit, 372.

Waiz, Anthropologie der Naturvölker, 506.

RECENT AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS, 127, 255,

884, 512, 640, 764.

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A VISIT TO THE ASYLUM FOR AGED AND DECAYED PUNSTERS. 113

THE QUESTION OF THE HOUR

117

REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES

122

SQUIER'S COLLECTION OF RARE AND ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS AND RELATIONS CON-

CERNING THE DISCOVERY AND CONQUEST OF AMERICA, 122. LE PANLATI-

NISME, 123.- PRIOR'S ANCIENT DANISH BALLADS, 124. -THE ROMANTIC SCOT-

TISH BALLADS, 124.-Miss GILBERT'S CAREER, 125.

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Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1860. by TICKNOR AND FIELDS, in the Clerk's

Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.

Press of the Franklin Printing House, Boston.