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ApBoT's DRAWING CARDs.-Saxton Miles, 2O5 Broad


way.


We have read Nos. l, . and OF this useful series
OF lessons for the sudenin drawing We have already
spoken iavorsbly OF the first three issues and N" l.


Foliage Series" only makes the collection more COM
pletc and still more worthy the attention OF teachers
and students. These cards extremely well executed,
and by commencing a, the most elementary and pro.
ceedng regularly the young learner by attention and
assiduty become very fair artist without the aid OF
a teacher.


New GAMEs.--O One OF the features Of the present
holiday eascn is the profusion of Interesting. amusing
and instructive games which have been produced by
the caterers for the young There is much instruction
upon historical snd other subjects conveyed in some OF
them while By others innocent nirh is provoked and
the harity of the Winter csdc circle kept up Seat
ed around the table large party o! juveniles viii en-
joy themselves hugely for hours with the comic respon-
scs of what dye buy,' or the merry game OF e The
Poor Old Soldier and his Dog obtain instruction
from Thc Biographical Game OF Distinguished Men o.:
the United States" or the Scripture Cards This
method of passing the evening is much pretera-
bic to odfashoned games OF rompng and kissing for
feits in vogue when young. SaSon * Miles,
2O5 Broadway have aarse assortment Of these games
including about fifty varieties among which we notice
illustrated Scripture Cards, Robinson Crusoc and
his Man Friday" Amusing Game Of Consequences,
Game OF Herocr" New Biographical Game " The
Old Soldier aud his Dog :" What dye Buy = SC Sc.