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Scritmer's Monthly. So great has been the demand for recent numbers ot this magazine thal, the monthly circulation has íncreased inora than 20,000 copies witbin tlie year, and the edition for November, 100,000, was exhauBted within two weeks after issue. The English edition has recently doubled, and the magazine has everjwhere taken ts place bh the most handsomely ülustrated popular periodical published in the English lungu'age. Every number contains 160 pages of contributions from tho best American authors and irom 50 to 100 wood engravinge. The publishers cali attention to the follo'wing ANNOINCEMENTS FOR 1880. Til e Keien of Peter tlie ; reat, by Eugene Schuïlek, will begin in au earlj number, and continue through two years. It will be a work of great historica! sigmücance and of rure graphic and dramatic interest. Bureaus of illustration have been established in Paris and St. Petereburg, specially for the exccution of' the pictorial part of this enterprise- an enterprise involving a greater outlay thau any previounly undertakeu by a popular magazine. Turee feriáis in Ncribner's Ittontbly by American Writers.- The Gkandissimes, a story of Xew Orleans Creóle hfe, by George W. Cable, autbor of' ■' Oíd Creóle Days." " Louisiana." anew novclette of American Ijifp by Francés H. Burnett, author of ■' That Lass o' I,owrie'.." Confidence, by Henry James, Jr., begun in the Midsummer Holiday (August) number. Canada Picturcoque.- a rumoer of papers by Principal Grant, of McGill University Kingston, and W. C. Beers .nd ":.,, lVml,' are in course of preparatio 'or soiubser's, whicb Si'! -■- -.it ot the historical, politïcal, ptaftrViJuu, ana other phases oí the country I apers on Art.- The growtli of arthas made it necessary for the modern magazine to devote considerable attention to this sul ject, and in this respect Sckibnkk's Mosthly wül continue to occuIly the leading place, both in the judicions seleccb en m artl8lic xecution of the snbjects Poets and I'oetry,- Edmund Clarence Stedman will contnbuto to cícbibueu-í Monthly during the coming year critical essays on tbis subject ïncludmgthebeginnlngs of the poetic art in this country anditssubsequent lnstofy. KiJ,„ld i é Í ry fetoddard will turnish studies of subjects connected with English poeiry, the first paper beinit on " The Euirlish Sonnet " Saunlerine wilh nickrns.-A number Alfred Kimmer, Esq., of Chester, England For the il ustration ol these, Mr. Charles A Vander' noot has been sent on a special trip to Enland. .Practical Papers on If ome Subfects. This class vül ínclude a nuniber of finely iflustreted papers on 'Small Fruits and their Culture" by Kev. K. P. Roe, of Cornwall, N. Y., one of the most Buccessful of horticuHiirists. Papers on ( Church and Home Architecture " will be contnlmted by Kussell Sturgis, Esq. Sports and Kecrealious.- In addilion to an ïllustrated account of the recent excursión of the Tile Club in a canal-tioat, there will be a nuniber of psomi pajicrs duriuK the year, upon odd personal experienccs, such as Porpoise-bliuotilif Walrus Hunlini;, Lobster-Fishing, Canoeing in the' Hapids of the lludson, and several papers of a novel cbaracter. 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