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We shall give our readers extracts from
this book next week.
THB ATLANTIC MONTHLY for June offers an
attractive table of contents. The place OF
homer is awarded to "Quicksands," story
of the war, by Mrs. e. A. Hopkinson. John
Burroughs contributes some pleasant talk
about birds under the title of q" In the Hem
locks" John q. Whittier furnishes poem.
:. The Dead Ship of Hsrpswell." and
there is poetry by Longfeliow and Z. q.
Stedman "A Pioneer Editor" is an admir-
ing sketch of DR.. Gamaliel Bailey. the cele-
brated anti-slavery leader and first editor OF
8. The National Era Two essays on social
subjects, the one, Tiled to Rope" by @.
J. Sprague and the other, g. Bad Symptoms"
by Edward Spencer the conclusions of Misc
Fields " Last Days of Walter Savage Lam
dor )" and combinations of Doctor Johns"
" Griffith Gaunt," "The Chimney Conner !"
and d" Passages from Hawthornes Note
Book complete the number.
Our YOUNa Folks for June 10 as pretty and
interesting as ever. 1t contains contributions
by John q. Whittier, Harriet Beecher Stowe,
Rose Terry, J. T. Trowbridgs, and others.
The June number of BEADLk's MONTHLY
completes the first volume of one of the most
meritorious of the cheaper magazines, and
shows q very marked improvement over the
earlier issues. 1t seems to meet the want OF
class of readers who, unable to digest shs
more solid fare, have generally been nou, ished
as well rs they could be. on the trashy and
purely sensational periodicals.. Beadle's
Monthly" endeavors to substitute for these
light, amusing, but well-wristsn magazine,
and, 30 far, il seems to have accomplished all
that it promised. The lead ing article IN
present number il q graphic and very enter
tanning paper on g. Colorado the first of 3
series of illustrated articles on g. Our New
st ties and Territories" By MIR. Albert D.
Richardson. The authoress of The House
hold of Bouverie" contributes an exciting
General Cluseret, Alfred B. Street and others
of more or less fame. Of several pieces Of
poetry the best is Summer and " inter" by
Alice Cary.
uARPEks NV MAGAZINE for June is re-
ceived. Contents Personal Recollections of
Country; Chattanooga Are there other inhab-
tied worlds The Spectre; Easter Lilies Glad
atone u Leader of The Commons; The Live
American; Henry Barth, the African Ira
Weller Armadae The Fall of Richmond !;
MISS Letitia American Studios in Rome and
Florence Psychological Experiment A
A Dixian Geography; The Outside World !;
Working the Beads Editors Easy Char !;
Monthly Record of Current Events E1itor' 8
Drawer.
This is the FIRST number of the Esd volume
of this popular Monthly.
GoDKY's for June is on our table. The en-
craving, Christ and the sisters of Bethany
Is a beau tlfully suggestive picture. The Uum-
Der contains the gay fashions for June, various
patterns for embroidery and crochet work,
and the usual amount OF entertaining reading
matter.
THI WESTMINSTER RKvIkw for April 10 re-
ceived Is contains articles on Railway
Reform " :. The Royal Hospital of Bethle
hem;" " The situation in Austria; 1" &" French
Opinions OF the English ; " 1.-The United
States Cons tuition aud the Secessionists "
=. Paul LOUIS Courier;" Commons round
London ~ :. Ii. Taine on Art and Italy -
" Contemporary Literature; Published In
New York by Leonard, Scott g. Co.