Patriotic Concert

Mr. Bengel wili giva a concert of vocal and instrunieiiüil music, at HangEterfer's Hall, 011 Monday cvenmg, the ]7th inst , lor ihv bcneflt of the Sutítimn1 Aid Society. It is lioped the public will gecond Mk. Bengel in liis efiFort lor the relief of our sik and wounded soldiera. SIBYL LAWKEXCE, Pret 8. A. S. OgË" The Ladics' Reprsitory, for Harofa, has two beautiful steel engravings, t: Whülin?," and ' Mary, Qneen of Scotv' and a variad and excellent table of oonteoU, Xo better family magazine is published. $2 a yéar. - Address Poe & flrrcucocK, Cincinoati, Olno. 1. - i L3 The Slorch nuttibar of the Atlantic Monthly has been on our table EOine days. The " Story oí Today " ie conchided; and " Agnes of Borrento," "Agassiz' Papers on the Study of Natural Hiatory," and "Fremont's Hundred D.iys in Missouri," continued. There are several excellent papers besides, including one on Taxation from EdWard Evereït, with poems from HuJmes and Whittier, and another Bigelow paper. It a a good number. $3 a 'ear, pnstagepaid; two copies, $5. Addrefs Tickxob & Field?, Boston. jL=gr The March ni'inber of the Echclic Magazine is on our table. I ha a steel portrait of Kiog Frederick Wülinm, of Prussi.i, done in Bartain's best slyle, and what engraver could do t better? Tlie papers, besides the Literary Miscellanics niel an original one, are eigbteèn in number, selected from thirloori of the leading Briüeb periodicals r.nd journals. Among them are, The Italian Clergy and the Pope; The Poetry of Age; Oomets and their Phonomena; Ancient Forests and JIodernFuel; Di.-scoveries. New and Old ; Possiblo Future of Eussia and Poland; and the last of The Constib'.e of the Tower. The Eclectic is the magazine for tbè general reader who can not aflord the money to buy, or the time to wade througli, all the British quarterlios and monthlies. $5 a yearAduress W. H. Bidwell, 5 ISeekmaD Street, New York. JJ2ÊT Frota Lbohaod Soott & Co , 79 Fulton Street, N. Y., ivo have the Edinburgh Reviciv, for January, with the foilowing pa pers : Life and Writings of William Paterson ; Sewell's Ordo-al of Pree Labour; Max Muller on the Scionce of Language ; Military Defence ol the Colonies; Felix Mendelssohn's Letters; "Wrecks, Life lioats, and Lighthouses; Burton's City cf the Saints ; May's Constitutional History of England (1760-1860); The Lady of La Garaye ; Belligerents and Neutrals. - Alao, the Lmidon Quarterly Review, for January, with the following: Eailwav Control ; Antibiography of Miss Cornelia Knight; Popular Education - The New Code ; Iceland - and the Change of Faith ; The Revival of Spain; The Lato Priuee Con son; Lord Castleroagli { Thj American Crisis. - Also, from the same, BlackwoocTs Edinburgh Magazine, for Febru ary, with the usual oumber and variety of papers, among thern one on the " Defonce of Canada," in whieh the writer discusses at length the wars of 1776 and 1812, so lar as they conoerned Canada, and mark out a line of defenso Jor the coming war, setting it down for 1863. For terms of these Rev'.ews see prospectus in advertising columns.