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Ezs- Nine. Demoresfs Monthly Magazine
and Mirror Of Fashion for July and August
has been received st this Office. 1t is very
neat Lady's Magazine, perhaps the neatest
and best in America. It is published by w.
Jennings Demores4, 47s Broadway n Y, at
g. 90 per annum with several premiums.
Has GoDEYs LADY's Book for August has
been received. 1t is quite as spirited as usu-
al. We have always been partial to Cooley,
as Pennsylvania enterprise, but we think that
ii has not latterly kept pace with the age of
improvement. 1t is published at $500 rer
annum by L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
ON Young Folks for August fully sustains
is character as the best Of its kind and is
brimfuIl Of sprightly, interesting and instruc
tive reading. No better magazine is or ever
hos haan published. Though already une-
qualled the publishers announce the addition
cf a new and attractive feature in the follow
ing special notice.
The Conductors of Our Young Folks have
great pleasure in announcing that they have
completed arrangements for adding as a new
feature 10 their Magazine series of Full
Page Illustrations These viii be drawn by
the first Artists engraved in the best manner
and printed upon fine tinted paper. Each
number of the Magazine win contain one or
more Of them. The first picture Of the series
to be given with the September number is,
.'The Wanderers, designed by w. j. Hen
messy.
The Colored Illustrations, which we're
promised for the year are now printing and
vii be given in the November and December
numbers. The frstof these win be entitled
nFioTinda and FIorindel;'i the second s.The
Old Man Of The Mountain designed by
Alfred Fredericks. Terms ~ per year Pub
Iished by Tiekner and Fields Boston"
The Eclectic for August--Ttlis treasury OF
select foreign miscellany presents as usual a
promising table Of contents. Among which,
The English Lakes, from the British Quarter
ly; oxford and its Colleges Gambling Sketch
es: The Study Of Celtic Literature: Thoreau;
Mozarts Letters; A Memory of Frederick
Bremer; Finance, Frauds and Failures;
Erenehwomen under the Empire, and A
Sketch OF Mrs. Browning, viii be found wor-
thy perusaL w. H. BidweIl, No. Beck
man street, \. Y
ArthHrs Home Magazine, for August,
contains, Daisy Glen, The Grave Of Presi-
dent Harrison; A Short Talk with Our Girls,
Thank Offerings; Nan; Two Pieturesi Ruth
Harding; Forget Ne Not; Practical lllustra-
tons Of Physical Gulture; Petroleum; The
Logan Stone; Lay Sermons, &c. Published
byT. 5. Arthur 4 Co., 32s Walnut street.
Philadelphia
EvEHE SATURDAY, the eclectic weekly jour
nal started few months ago BY Tieknor 4
Fields in Boston, has begun its second vol
ume with an increased subscription. Henry
Kineleys new novel, '.Silcote Of Silcotes, is
begun i'm the number for July rs. The FIRST
volume Of Ereyy Saturday contains seven
hariifed and twenty eight pages of selections
from the best foreign periodicals, consisting
or essays, talss and poems BY Charles Kings
lev. Thomas Hughes. Miss Cohbe, Matthew
AruoId. Alexander Smith, Mrs Hall. Antho-
nv TroiIope, Mrs. 0liphant, Robert Bnchsn-
am. Miss Rossetti, Jean IngeIow and others
Almost every topic of popular interest is
touched Epon, and the editorial supervision
u iaairious.