Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28

1.-THE Lost Inheritance" IL continued. arf
grows more exciting w.. ..e.. new %.
An IT iis mani departments arr hllri viii
pleasant, useful or entertaining reading.
The National Publishing Company Of
Philadelphia, have In press a new subscrip
tion book entitled "The Undeveloped West;
or, Five Years in the Territories" being
complete history Of that vast region be-
tween the Mississippi aud the Pacific its
resources, climate, inhabitants, etc, and
portraying life and adventure on prairies.
mountains aud the Pacific coast. The vii
ter Ia ]. II. Beadle. author of "Lfe IN
Utah" etc. The work will contain over
100 illustrations and be cleanly printed on
good paper. The specimen pages before MS
promise a very interesting and valuable
work.
The July number Of HGrper's Mage zin'
opens with timely paper by W. II. Ride
ing, entitled Jack Ashore" exposing thu
temptations and demoralizing influences To-
which sailors sic subject in New York aud
other large cities The article ia character
istieaily illustrated. H. X. W. Wilcox has
an illustrated article on National Stand
ards and Emblems," and J. n. Tossing
sketches the "Signers OF the Declaration.
containing twenty-three facsimile auto
grapha Two other illustrated papers are
Gees. sherman in Europe and the East
and "Sicily and the Siciliansn Emilio
CASTELAR, continues In this number his in
structiye and eloquent exposition at he
Republican movement Ia Europe. 1hos
". Knox explains the Russian Policy in
asia." The "Old Stager" continues his
'Recollections There are couple oi
good short stories, and Charles Reade's
''simpleton Is mli Of surprise aud give pos
peet OF an Enoeh Arden denoument. The
poetry Of the number is contributed By Ray.
| ard Taylor, Kate Putnam Osgood, Mrs. VI u.
Brine, and several others The Easy Chair
is acceptable filled ny nr Samuel Osgood,
aud the Other editorial departments are
excellent rs usual.
Scribners for July The C reat south
series Of nsgnincently illustrated article
begins in Scrihner'r for July In The inst
paper entitled THE New Route IN the
Gull. Mr.. Edward King gives us graphic
descriptions Of the movement ofthe arm, OF
emigranis into the great South-west lands
and Of the romantic border life-pasi and
present-of that strange but now rapidly
undermining country. An entertalhiug b.
Illustrated paper on Low Liie ~ Hrrlin"
follows this. Ono of the most intore-iine
magazine articles Of the day Ia Rev. j. A.
Reeds defence Of Lincoln from the attack.
of certain late biogfaphcrs Another note
worthy article In this number Is ur. Ntw
ellis singular autohioeraphic paper, cutttl''
Reeollections Of Restored Luuafic
There are, beside the continuation OF Arthur
Bounicastle lin which Is chrouiried th'
death Of Old Ieuksl stories by Adolm'
Traftou and Miss usgood bright liiil'
article on "Childrens Magazines; az
markable paper by " Az OtthodoN Mim-
ter" GU THE Liberty OF FIotestaniism.
and poetry by Macdonald, q. =. Iaihug
r. p. Taylor. Miss Amman and others.
IL Topics Of the Time" In iiollsui "a.
cusses American Morals. Skilled Dome ~
Service, and Summer Play. In The ui
, Cabinet" we find The Stove that Makes .
} own Twilight, within and without. iir1
and Real, Song vi Neutrality-suspicious. b.
GAililee A. D. - The Book Reviews a.
! more than usually iull and readable, an
b the other departments ha,etheir customtr
o interest Bret Hafte's new story will heyi
, iu the August nun,hcE