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aT.r AMERICAN IN PARIS, by Jules Janin.'-
qb;s Drofesses to be description of Paris as it
rorH strike an intelligent and literary foreigner.
The author has choscnan American for some rea-
s.n NO know not what At all events, he would
!. clever American who would give US such a
Sook On Paris. There is racncss as well as
e,;ob IN the STYLE that is charming, while Paris
ian life is unfoldcd with master hand. The
principal events and characters OF the recent his
torv of the city from the bloody revolution down
,re touched with consummate skill while the
lhree DAYS of July and the brilliant fetes and lIu-
,o;ostions of d Partisan summer are sketched to
the life. Here and there, too, are thrown IN de-
,oeations of individual characters that stand for
classes, while over all are thrown the charm of a
cultivated mind. Burgess, Stringer & Co, 222
Broadway.