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Harper's Magazine In 1896. Briséis, a new novel by Willam Black wrltten wlth all the aulhor's well known ctiarm of manner, wilt begin In the Dfcrnik r Nurober, 1895, and continue until May. -V new novel by Ueorge du Maukier, iiitillrU The Martlnn, wlll ulso begin during the year It is nol too much to say Umi no novel has ever been awaited with such great expectatlon as the successor to Trüby. The Persona] Kecolections of Joan of Are wilt continue and wlll relate the story or the railure and martyrdom of the MuUt of Orleans. Other important fletion of the year will be a novellette by Mark Twain, uuder Ihe title, Toni Sawyer, Uetfrtire; a huinorous three-part tale called Two Miirmiiiii from Muddlety, by Langdon ElWYN MiTCHELL;aud short storl es by Octave Th a net, Richard Harding Davis, Maby Wii.kins. Julián Ralph, Bradneh Matthf.ws.Owen Wister, and other well known writers. Prof. Woodrow WiLsoswlll contribute O papers on Ueorge Washington and hls times, with lllustratlons by Howaiid Pyi.e. Pouitney Bigelow's hlstory of The Germán tëtrugyle for l.ihcrty, illustrated by K. Caton woodvillk, will be contimied tbrough the winter. Two paper's on SI. Clair's defeat and Mad Anthony Wayne?s vlctory, byTHuoDORE Roosevelt. with graphlc illustrations will be prinled du ring the j ear) A noteworthy feature of the MAGAZINE during 1S96 will he a series of anieles by Gaspar W. Whitnev, describing hls trip óf 2IRM) miles on snow-shoes and with dog-sledge trainsinto t,he unexplored Barren Grounds Iiritish North America iu pursuit of woodbison and musk-oxen. Mr. Whitssv's series will have theaildei Interest of belng illnstrated from photographs taken by himself. The Volumes of the MAGAZINE begin Xmnbers for June and December of carii year. When no tiine ia meulioned; snbscrlptions will bejíin witli Che Nutuber curreDt at tlie time of receipL order. 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