The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-16
The H1ny Muuuzlnes

From Porter Coates we have received the May
number Of The Golaap. The table of contents is al
| follows:-
ters ana WI with illustration "A Desatory Denapn.
and their Usesby Richard Grant WRite pairs snd
Repairs" By LncEstiS Hale %.Enzlis5 T9rysm and its
1mes Bn y m Edwards S 1S GEfn @ Al
ton "a Choir q Songsters" including Hover songs"
D9oe Mar far NsHse
sssas 5 Esg ERss
by Charlotte b1 Bates orpss as s the %a by
n b. Pstt; ,fhe Age Gold by g II sSrdess s 'rf Tho
Ts1fs BY by Fef e.
BS Pets By m y
b. George Wakemsn; George Frederick Cooke in New
qSbt Df nsans
and anu le@sns AG n and
From Turner, Brothers & Cove have received the
following periodcals:-Appeton'S Journal for April
"a, containing the fourth instament Of Victor Hugo d
romance, 'The Man who Laughs" in which IA start
ling description of shpwreck IL given, which eX-
ceeds anything in the way of sensational literature
that has lately appeared. An eight-page supplement-
contains illustrated description of New York CITY,
Arthur's Home Magazine for May opens with a
couple Of excellent wood-cuts entitled "The Un-
willing Scholar" and "Good Morning." The latest
fashions treated pictorslly and edtorally with
gratifying minuteness. Patterns for needlework OF
all kinds are given, and the stories, sketches and
poetry are, as usual, pleasant reading.
Once Month for May, edited and published by 7.
s. Arthur Sons, is of the neatest and prettiest
magazines published. Its contents are made up Of
good original matter and judicious selections from
the leading American and foreign newspapers and
periodicals. capital design by Mr.. f. b. Bensell,
illustrating the story entitled ''The Man who Tried
to Borrow Himself out Of Debt, Is given as a from
tispiece.
The Chdrens Hour, edited by T. S. Arthur, is full
of pictures poetry and short stories that will please
the little ones.
The Lady's Friend, for May, published by Deacon
a. Peterson has q steel-pate frontispiece, entitled
''The First visit,"a double page, highly colored
fashion plate, and patterns Tor every description of
fancy work. The stories sketches, poetry, house
hold receipts and useful hints domestic economy
up to the usual mark OF excellence, and will be
appreciated by the lady readers of the magazine.
our Boys and Girls for Saturday. April "A, has also
been received.
All of the aboye-named magazines can be procured
| at Turner Brothers Co.'S No. sos Chestnut street.
| -Godeys Ladys Book for May sustains its ancient
reputation, for although the Oldest OF our magazines
1t is bright fresh, and sparkling as the youngest
of them. "a Private May Party is the title OF an
attractive steel engraving which is given az from
| tispiece. A large colored fashion plate gives the
latest style of ladies' attire and patterns nnumerable
given for all kinds Of fancy work. The table Of
contents presents attractive variety and as usual
makes judicious combination OF the useiul and the
ornamental
The Educational Gazette lisa handsome publication
| OF nine large pages, printed on fine paper, with
large clear type, and in exterior attractyeness 1t
cOmmends itself at TO the regards of the reader
The April number has an interesting variety OF we'll
written articles on educational subjects which
teachers and others Interested III education Will nnd
both useful and entertaining. Published by T. Ii.
Turner Co., No. 60T Chesnut street.