Litchfield enquirer., 1871-02-23
Book Notices.


 TIE GALaxY contains: Lady Judith, A Tale Of Tso Continents. by Justins Mo Cartby. XVI and XVII; Death in Two Forms; OnI Legged Men; About Bears; The HigherEducation in America; Over land. Chapters XXVII-XXX, J. W. De- forest; The Neither Side of New York, Har6or Thieves; The Annexation of San Domingo; Tired; Told in Letters; Ought Veto. Visit Her2 by Mrs. Edwards; Eng, land in June; The Two Palms; Drift Wood; Scientifc Miscellany; Current Lit erature; Nelnlm.
 Sheldon &Co. 677 Broadway. New York; ;; S4, a year. e@ a. '@s---'-s->
 GoDEY's LADY's Book contains: Get. ting on in the World; Almost; After Dark; Pon ferrous Papers; My Country Clown; My First Crnise in Society; Wented-a Wife; The Shadow on the Hearth; Engra. ving, Fashion Plate, Music. Patterns, Re. ceipts Short Articles. Poetry, &c. Sc.
 Louis A. Godey. Philadelphia. $3 a year. * PErERsoNs MAGAZINE contains: The Temptation; Bessie Deans Disappoint- ment; Jarl's Daughter; The Jonesville Choir; Annie's Afghan; The Reigning Belle; Poetry, Music, Patterns. &c, &c.
 Charles J. Peterson. 3O6 Chestnut St., Philadelphia; $2 year.
 THE LADY's FRIEND contains: The Sto- ry of a Day: Bitter Sweet; Camilla; Bir- die; The Beaufoys of Belvidere; How it Happened; Madamoiselle Deligny; Some Remarkable Pictures; together with the usual Fashion Plates, Music. Poetry, &c
 Deacon Peterson, 319 Walnut Street. Philadelphia.
 THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW contains:- The Literature of Diabolsm and Witch craft; Professor Grote and the Utiltarian Philosophy; The Poetical Writings of MT Dante Gabriel Rossetti; The Social condi- tion of England under Henry VIII; Sir Fl. Bulwer's Life of Lord Palmerston; The Flu ture of the Railway in the United States; France and Germany; Contemporary Lit. erature.
 The Leanard Scott Publishing Co.,; for terms see advertisement. f-a ~ THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY contains:-Wo mans Rights in Ancient Athens; Looking for Pearls; Ups and Downs of the Bona partes and Bourbons; Kate Beaumont. III; John Wesley; Marguerite, by J. G. Whit tier; Our Eyea and How. to Take Care of Them; shoddy, by E. P. Whipple; Prelude to the Second Part of Faust, by Bayard Taylor. A Passionate Pilgrim; Active Gla- ciers within the United States; The Mul- berries; Our Whispering Gallery, III; Re- cent Literature. ,.. es.
 James R.Osgood & Co.,. Boston; $4 year.
 OUR YoUNa FOLKS contains:--Jack Haz- ard and his Fortunes; The Famous Voy- ages of Cadamosto, by James Parton; The Great White Owl; F,ibbertigibbet; Vol canoes and Geysers; If; The Story of Lit tie Syl: Lullaby; How some Boston Fellows Freed a Fox; Our Young Contributors; The Evening Lamp; Our Letter Box. Twelve illustrations; one of them, "Flib. bertigibbet," full-page. 1 - .'
 J. R. Osgood < Co.,, Boston; $2 year.
 asa Thn editor of tho De-l.hisA Gn,.ste'' cautions his readers against toothache.
 B4- The following reached us too late for publication last week. .. g1.F .., -...,-.. WASHINGTON. s.. g
 The Last Days of Pompeii was repeated on Wednesday eve, the 8th inst, in Farm. CTS Hall, before good audience, and with the inspiring aid of the Woodbury Band. The music furnished by this Band we judg ed to be highly appreciated by the audi. ence, from the applause given. That it was relished behind the curtain, hands and feet both testified. If the musicians were as we'll satisfied with the acting, then it was thoroughly mutual. The music, con- sisting of eight pieces, besides piano, was rich treat, and we heard many say that that alone we'll paid for the admission fee. Let all who would wish to have a good treat, invite the Woodbury Band to play for them. The entertainments are closed for this season, unless request should be made for repetition of The Victims. .s~ l5 .s... 1-s4 *
 s'Our revels now are ended. And these our
 Actors vanished all into priuate hJe." l
 The members of the Association feel deeply indebted to Mir. Gum for his pa tient and persevering drilling. which en abled them to accomplish so much. They have, also, been brought into closer con-, nection and sympathy with each other, and while life lasts, memory will recall with genial-perhaps broad smile-the of good times at rehearsal.
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