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Harper's Magazine for June contains the entire
Fourth Book of George Eliots "Danie Deronda."
According to promise, Miss Mtlock's new story,
"The Laurel Bush" is begun in this Number.
Three short stories are contributed to this Num-
ber-"NIiss Susans Love Affair, by Harriet Pres
colt Spofford "The Pursuit Of Heritage, by
Mrs. Frank Mccarthy and "Love's Service, by
Lizzie w. Champney; all Of them strongly dla-
matte, and of absorbing interest. "Oid Abers
Experience" is an illustrated poem, by Mrs Z. T.
Corbett.
In its other contents, the Magazine is as fresh
and bright and varied as it always is. John Es-
ten Cookies interesting and richly illustrated ari-
Gle ON "Virgna in the Revolution opens the
Number. Benson J. Losing concludes his Gro
nance of the hudson" Especial interest just
now will be felt in Mr.. Rideing's "Trail in the
Far South. west. Mr.. Holly, in the second paper
of his series on "Modern Dwellings" treats OF in
terror decoration His paper, which is profusely
and tastefuily illustrated closes with some very
practical suggestions respecting ventilation DIR.
Austin Flint contributes to the "Frst Century"
series very able review of medical and sanitary
progress during the last hundred years. r. II.
Stoddard, apopos of the recent publications OF
Trevelyan's Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay,
contributes capital paper, entitled Lord Ma
cauav and his Friends" illustrated with portraits
of Praed, Hannah More, and other distinguished
friends of Macaulay's youth and early manhood
Poems are contributed by I. B. Aldrich, George
Lunt, and Fannie r. Robinson. The Easy Chain
has, besides other interesting gossip, some pithy
.y,o \Volt In tho Draw.
CT is published centennial ballad for yonng folks
by Will Carleton, entitled 1.-The Little Black-eyec
Rebel" For sale at Pierces Book and Periodical
store.
The June number OF Lippincot's Magazine
opens with the sixth article of the important Sc
ries entitled "The Century, its Fruits and its Fes
tivals," and treats Of The Display" being intro
ductory to more detailed account of the sights
of the great Exhibition in future numbers. The
paper is fully illustrated. Another att, active il
Illustrated article is "Glimpscs of Constantinople,
in which lady tells her experiences in that city
"Modcrn Huguenots," by James NJ. Bruce, is ar
interesting account of trip through that part OF
the FRI nch Alps which is so rich in association:
with Felix Neff. I. A. Trollope furnishes an able
paper on "The Italian Medieval Wood-Sculptors'
and their works. cat Chckamauga" is a graphic
description OF that famous battle, by r. l.. Kim
berlay Another letter from Lady Barker, Civ
ing additional accounts Of experiences in Soutf
Africa, is presented in this number. Fiction il
strongly represented by the continuation of "Tht
Atonement of Lean Dundas," by Mrs. Lynn Lin
ton which is rapidly approaching a climax
"Thee and You," very entertaining and timely
story of Old Philadelphia, by Edward Kearsley
and "Felipa," charming tale by Constance +
Woolson. The poetical attractions of the mum
Der are "Dolores," beautiful poem by Emma Lag
arus, blooming" by Maurice Thompson, ant
Crest" by Charlotte F. Bates. sour MONTH,
Monthly Gossip" and notices of new books com
pete the contents of decidedly interesting mum
Der of this valuable Magazine.