Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-26
PERIODICAL. LTTERATURE,

HARPEs's New MONTHLY MAGAZINE for June.
Contentt-CD Personal Recollections of the War. (2)
The Reese River country. t9 Chattanooga. (D Are
there ether Inhabited Worlds9 (5)The Spectre. (6)
Easter Lilies. Cd GLADSTONE AS LEADER OF THE
CoSHoNs. (S) The Live American 90 Henry Rartb.
the African Traveller QO)Armadale QI) The fall
of Richmond. I2) Miss Letitia l9) American
Studios in Rome and Florence. 90 A Pscycbologi-
cal Experiment. Q5 A Dorian Geography I5) The
Outside World. Q7) Working the Beads. Qs) Edi-
tors Easy Chair. u9) Monthly Record of Current
Events. (20) Editors Drawer.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for June. Contents-{1) Quick
sands. "a Inthe Hemlock 90 Last days of Walter
Savage Landor. IIT-(4) The Dead Shin of Harms
we'll (5) Doctor Johns. XVII-(6) Tied to Rope.
"a Giotto's Tower. (S) Passages from Hawthnrnes'
Note Books. VI-(e) The Mountain 90 The Chin.
ney Corner for 1856. dD A Pioneer Editor. az
Griffith Gaunt; or, Jealousy. VIT-Q3) Bad Symp-
toms. l4) Reviews and Literary notices.
The GALAXY, for May IS. Contents-(I) The CLAW
erings. ~ In the Hammock. 81 The March of the
Cholera. az The Art of Dining (5l Archie Lowell.
C6) unbeIief. "a The Home of Victor Hugo. 8> Miss
GI GlSrs Cg Eallacies of Memory. 40 Spoken at Sea-
w Story of the Opequan. Q0 Nebua.
PETERs' LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE for June
Contents-l) The Summer Of the Heart ~ ''I am
Dying" t3) The Old Mill at AmosheaT. al Lines.
(5) Ths Dream Fulfilled (6) The Mil by the River.
% After the Wedding. (S) "Our Doctor" ~ The
Bridal. d0) To an Old Portrait GI) Esther Gray's
Choice. Q2) The Night Wind. Q3) My Shrine a.
The Soldiers Orphans. d6 Missing. 16) Editors
Table. d0 Review of New Books.
HoUss AT HONE, for June. Contents :-D De Re-
bus Ruris No. l. (2) The Patriotic Record of Yale
College. (3) The Passion Flower. az Come to Me.
~ The Little Preacher (6) Tischendorf's Biblical
Researches and Discoveries. CD The Influence of
the Reformation On the Scottish Character (S) Be-
lore the Spring. (9) The Last Twig on the Tree
QO) Life in Southern Village. QD Gods Quiet
~ Visit to the English Universities Q3) The
Sculptor and His Child. a. The Christian States
men OF America. Q5) Jane Gurley's Story Q6) An
Advanced" Dog on the Origin of Species az Lieu
tenant General Grant. QS) The Lady of Fernwood
Q9 James Montgomery, the Christian Poet. (2M
Books of tho Month
BEADLE's MosTHLY. for June. Contents: q Colo
rsdo; illustrated. (2 The Dead Letter, Part II.
chapters I, II; illustrated. C3) Our Entrance into
Richmond. ~ Personal Recollections of Mrs Caro-
line Lee HEINZ. (5 Love: Poem. (c) Flight into
the Sky. "a Madeline; Poem. (S) The Story of
Night; Story. (9) Assassins and Their Work; the
Gunpowder Plot. 00l Summer and Winter; Poem
QD Farmer Hopes Trouble; Poem Q2) Pho Mono
and Antoneli Q3) His Wits About Him: a Story
Q4) Art Lives; I-Realistic Art. Q5 The Silent
Gathering; Poem. Q6) Snakes. % My Every
Day Paths GS) Current Notes on Men, Books, etc.
The LoEDoS QUARTERLY REVIEW. April Contents:
ID Life of Sir Joshua Reynolds. (2) The Judges of
England. 81 The Children's Employment Commits
sion. (D The Science of Language. t5) Coal and
Smoke. (6) The Early Irish Church. CD Female
Education. B) Ecce Homo. (9l Tho Reform Bill
THE LAND We LOVE. May, 1866
This is the first issue of new Monthly devoted to
literature and the iine arts, and edited by Gen. D.
ii. Hill, late of the Southern army 1t is printed at
Charlotte, n. G., presents an exceedingly neat ap-
pearance. and presents the following table of con.
tents
% Education (2) How Great Britain regards Men of
Science and Mechanical Genius. 3 Hints to Parents
(6) Southern Lyrics. CD Adele ST. Maur. (S) The
Coming of Christ; poem. (9) The Haversack. QO
Tho Black Ram. Ql The Ornamental Flowering
Trees. Shrubs and CreeperS of North Carolina az
Review Notices.
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