WILLIAM OSBORN, PRINTER,

TRIBUNE BUILDINGS.

ART. I. NEW-YEAR THOUGHTS AND RESOLUTIONS, .

II. STANZAS: THE DIVINE BOUNTY,

III. WOMAN'S TRUE GLORY. BY A NEW CONTRIBUTOR,

IV. RANDOM THOUGHTS ON WIDOWS AND HUMAN NATURE,

V. THE MAN OF THE WORLD: AN EPIGRAM,

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A STORM-SONG. BY S. A. SWAN, Esq.,

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VII.

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SKETCH OF THE LATE JUDGE HITCHCOCK,

FAITHLESS WIVES: AN EXTRACT,

IX. STANZAS TO WINTER,

X. THE EGYPTIAN LETTERS. NUMBER THREE,

XI. STANZAS: 'NEVER FEAR.' BY WILLIAM PITT PALMER, ESQ.,

XII. THE ENGLISH REVOLUTION OF 1688,

XIIL HOPE: A FRAGMENT,

XIV. THE GHOST-PLAYER: A BALLAD. BY JOHN G. SAXE, Esq.,

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XV. THE REIGN OF THE PEOPLE, IN THREE PARTS: PART TWO,

XVI. LINES: CONSOLATION IN AGE,

XVII. TO A CITY PUMP. By A. PENN,

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XVIII. THE AMERICAN AND ENGLISH ACTRESS,

XIX. TO AN AMERICAN CHILD IN ITALY. BY J. BAYARD TAYLOR,

XX. MR. MANNING'S RAMBLE: A TALE OF THE PAST,

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STANZAS: 'LAMENTING.' BY PARK BENJAMIN, Esq.,

XXII THE ST. LEGER PAPERS. PART SECOND: NUMBER Two,

XXIII. 'WHAT IS FAME? A FRAGMENT,

LITERARY NOTICES:

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1. VIEWS A FOOT' IN EUROPE. BY J. BAYARD TAylor,

2. ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL OF SAINT NICHOLAS,

3. GOSSIP WITH READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS, .

1. NEW-YEAR THOUGHTS AND RESOLUTIONS. 2. AN ARISTOCRATIC PARENT: HIS 'DE-

SCENT ESTABLISHED.' 3. A 'COLORED POET' WITH SPECIMENS.' 4. MIDNIGHT

THOUGHTS IN A GREAT CITY.' 5. A DUBIOUS DISH: CATS AND DOGS' AND CIR-

CUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE. 6. AUCTION SCENES: A METROPOLITAN CONTRAST.

7. A WORD TO A NORTH-CAROLINA CORRESPONDENT: THE PHILOSOPHY OF CHEER-

FULNESS. 8. THOUGHTS OF THE LAST BITTER HOUR.' 9. PINTO'S LETTERS

FROM ENGLAND: LAUGHABLE ASSOCIATION. 10. LORD ELDON IN COVENTRY.

11. RIGHTS OF STATE PRISONERS: A KNOTTY POINT. 12. THE BUSTLE'-ING PRE-

SENT AND PAST. 13. AN UNCHECKED COUNTRY THEATRE-GOER. 14. MR. LEON-

ARD, THE IRISH COMEDIAN. 15. ACCIDENTAL FORTIFICATIONS AGAINST ANIMAL

ACCIDENTS: AN ICONOCLAST AMONG THE MAXIMS. 16. MISS ANN KNICKERBOCKER:

THE LATE COMMODORE NICHOLSON. 17. A STAGE-COACH DISCOMFITURE. 18. A

MAGNILOQUENT CORRESPONDENCE. 19. A WORD FOR OUR EPISTOLARY FRIENDS.

20. NEW WORKS BY NED BUNNTLINE.' 21. GOOD TASTE: MESSRS. TIFFANY AND

YOUNG'S ESTABLISHMENT. 22. ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE AMERICAN CLIMATE. 23. A

DARK SIMILE. 24. MESSRS. COOLEY, KEESE AND HILL'S AUCTION SALES IN LITE-

RATURE AND ART. 25. A MERE PASSING ACQUAINTANCE. 26. PAINTING: POWELL'S

'COLUMBUS:' HARVEY'S VIEW FROM THE KAATTSKILL MOUNTAIN-HOUSE. 27. A

'HIGH' OR 'Low' CHURCH QUESTION: COGITATION CONCERNING CLAMS, TENDING

TO TOUCH ON TIDES. 28. DEFERRED ARTICLES, ETC., ETC.

4. LITERARY RECORD: NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS,

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