, 1869-02-21

be rad with fLtcrett BY all lovers OF adven-
ture. The edition 1sst received by Us, from
Philadelphia, Is on 6ne paper, Handsomely
bound, and contains three Illustrations. Ihe
11arpsrs send rs, through s. c. GHgEs g 60
Their edition. with "ten illussrsdons ~
liuard," and made IN good style. o"lng 70
this r1ralry, the public will get the VoFx a.
very low price
TEE LITTLE GYPSY. By EtIr GArE4o.f. T.. LIVE. ~.
$5atet-b bT Lo1euz Fsp1eh. Translated noA w
french by y Lu1stss. So'toa 1'os''s .
The story pictures Initiate letters and tau
pieces, ard elegant binding, oi tnh
volume, make It ono Of III: incest chllarene
hooks VIC have lately seen.
BLlSpp1re. A r,o:y OF seot:t.h LIE; Reprint.
Cd b ep ell a1rsEg Heos "5a pa:asm ~ san.
Itjcaco: i. U. GEiEys & Co.
yrrv pleasant edition OF 1 good novel,
xb,ch many readers will turn to with satis-
t,c,i.n, especially on account Of The scottisA
| Caycr Of the story.
rr.14Au. By Tic &uhos Of" FHeres IN Coun-
ri" Dcston Kohe1,A BIothert. 1868. Chic4-
70: S. c. Gnsss Co.
Wha.eve. Mr. Arthur Helps may write Is
| sp1e to be welcome to large class OF
thoughtful readers. The present volume
/ has peculiar interest from in studies OF
character and It's suggestive observations on
various aspects Of life, Il is part story and
| r.1t conversations sugKested bF the story.
| It will repay attentive pesusai.
| MAGAZINES FOR MARCH,.
Horotr's Monthly for March, received from
| the western News Company, contains hardly
! anything that Is not good. Ne particularly
rote The instructive AID entertaining papers
Policemen OF the Sea- No. Ill OF Mr.
siopcurc Conwsy's "south. Coast sauntcr
iess in England" and "Thc Lsnds Of Tx
Earthquake" Ar. Justin MeCartlg's storj
proceeds satisfactorily. "saintA and Elm
ners," culled from Or. Dorkn's hoax unde]
that title, md "A Hunt after Eevi,a," ar,
noteworthy articles. The poetry Of th
number Is particularly good.
The Goldzy 1eada OF this month will
Charles KcAde's new story "Put Yourself il
His Place" Mrs. Edwards ''snsan Field
irg" makes second sc1ial for readers OF thl
magazine. Mr. EugcGc Benson is partly Wis
a,d partly foolish aud corcci,ed Ia Ills crlti
cIsm Of George Wllli.m Curtis, who Is : man
journalist md an author quite beyond tn
reach Of Mr. Ben*on's feeble appreciation
"Women a4 Voters" By Mrs. julia War
Howe, is hardly adequate as u discussion Q
the topic, but deserves attention. Nj
| McCar.h5's 1.-THE English Posttiylsts
another excellent contribution from the al
thor Of previous articles On topics of En-:
llsh ctntemporaly interest. "Carlotta,
Gounod,n "Tca md Its Authorizations,
"Among our Great Farmers" and "Junis
Brutus Booth," arr all ausactiTe- 4 sul
plenept contains the continuation
"Cipher," Jane G. Ausun's novel. whit
$ now enters, with the XIII. Chapter, upe
! Its Second Part.
Ltppmeott {AMch) may be depended (
: for Two features OF interest, Mr.. Owens stoa
:" Beyond the Bteske1s." and the tra
i charming novelette,, " Over Tonder," by q
0 author Of "1he Old Nam'se1le's Secret
The present number has other points Of .
traction, but We deeadedly think thas Il
m1eazine as whole needs more judlcio
: celtlnu. It lacks l1tc, and has too many &
: ticles Of no particular Interest