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November Magazines.

AA6AAJ AANNACOtAnS AbAShC CA
Culture In America" the novel illus
trations of which are worth ten times
a years subscription. The second
paper of j. Ross Brownies "Explo-
rations in Lower California" APP
pears, and the "Woman's Kingdom:
A Love Story" is continued. The
remaining articles are, The Handel
Festival at the Crystal Palace, 1868;
Miss Worth's Competitor; A Bureau
Majors Business and Pleasures;
Household Gods; The Visit; Rural
Life; A Moving Tale With a
Book; Lucy Ruthven's Will; Niche
met Ali of Egypt; Flower Songs;
Martyrdom; Democracy of the Chi
nese; Editors Easy Chair. &c.
DEMoREsT's MONTHLY presents its
usual merits of attactive articles and
illustrations. 1t devotes more atten-
ton to fashion matters, and is more
highly illustrated than any other of
the lady periodicals. 1t is fashion
able, without be frivolous; full of
good, sensible suggestions, and of
really valuable information in re-
gard to dress, the household, and
whatever pertains to women's work.
Published at 473 Broadway, New
York.
LIPPINcoTT's MAGAZINE, for No
vember. philadelphia: j. B. LIPPIN-
ooTT & Co.. has the following table
of contents: Mahala's Drive, an
American story, ny Mrs. F. R.. Stock
ton; Scientific Expedition to Alaska,
by George Davidson, u. S. Coast Sur
vey; Fata Morgana, a Hungarian LIE
gend, by Mary e. Atkinson; The
French Empire, by George NJ. Towle;
DR.. Aar, a Tale, by Kate P. Kereven ;
Forest Recollections, by Charles Lam
man Silhouettes, by Prof. j. d.
Bruins; Legal Interference with the
Hours of Labor, by Hon. Amassa
Walker; Emmanuel Leutze, the Art
tist, by Anne Brewster; Incognita, by
Miss Harriet McEwen Kimball; Ric
cardo Ii Falcone, an Italian story, by
Robert Boggs; About Strength, III,
by Walter Wells; A Day at Cherry
Patch, by Rev. j. A. Harris; Our
Monthly Gossip; Literature Of the
Day.
THE GALAXY, for November (New
York: SHELDON & Co.. in addition
to the Drift Wood, Nebulac and other
editorial matter, contains: Cipher, a
novel, with an illustration by Sol
Eytinge. The Story of a Hero, by
Edward A. Pollard. London Beg
CARS, by N. S. Dodge. The Picture of
the World, by L. r. Sill. A Talk
with Mr.. Burlingame about China, by
Richard j. Hinton. The Ballad of
the Kings Boodhounds, by Charles
Dawson Shanly. Nudge, by Chauncy
Hickox. Beechdale, by Marian Har-
land, Chapters XVII. to end. The
Attempt at Strassbourg, as described
by Louis Napoleon in a letter to his
mother, with notes by John S. c..
Abbott. Democratic Deities; by
Eugene Benson. By Rail to the
Rocky Mountains, by [. Edwards
Clark. Two French Editors: Emile
de Girardin and Henri Rochefort, by
Virginia Vaughan. Words and their
Uses. Misused Words concluded.
Words that are not Words, by Rich
ard Grant White.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for No
vember Boston: TICKNoR & FIELDs),
has the following articles: Co-opera-
tive Housewifery, BYE. H. Appleton;
My Darlings (poetry,) by Alice Cary;
Foreign Faces, by Eugene Benson;
My Visit to the Gorilla; Sculpture in
the United States; The Face in the
Glass, Part III; Bacon Second pa
PERI, by e. p. Whipple; Sea Gulls
(poetry); The Traditional Policy of
Russia, by Carl Blind; Calico Print
ing in France; Maydenvalley, Spin
sterland, by A. K. Hill; The Land of
Paoli, by Bayard Taylor; The Har-
vester; Kentucky's Ghost, by Z. Stu
art Phelps; Reviews and Literary
Notices.
Our IoUNG Folks, for November,
Boston: TIcKNoR & FIELDs,) con
tains the following articles, BESIDES
many illustrations:
How Quercus Alba Went 20 Ex.
plore the Underworld, and What
Came of 1t; More about Trotty; The
Burgomaster Gull; Julius-a De-
clamation; Mary's First Trial; Sym
patty; Third Lecture on Heat; Too
dies; When l Was a Little Girl;
Half Hours with Father Bright
hopes, Y; Little Dilly-or the Use of
Tears, 1; Little Dandelion's Grief;
Music; Round the Evening Lamp, &c.
LITTLE CORPORAL Chicago: A. L.
SEwELL,J for next month, comes to US