The February Magazines

Pulnain has the S2coml iiistailmunt of A Woman's Rijht, by Mary Clemmer Anus Virginia - Old and New, by II. T. Tuckern:ii!, a timely paper j Bon, a story in the :'n of Ucbccca Harding Davls ; Father Hyaclnthe's Predétessor ; Concernlng Clnrlotte - II. ; American Rallway Traveling, etc. It is a very readable number, wiiU more thaa usual varlety and lifl a year. Addrcsa PuTHAlt ik Bos, New York. - The Atlaniic opens wlth two more chaptera o Bayard Taylor'a Novel, Joseph :uid hisFrlend; has a Parton-Ish artlcle, The Presaure apon Congress ; a fuloírv upon the lateB. M. Stanton, by Senator Wilson, ont of whlch Judge Black haa taken considerable sallj Life inthcBrickMoon, wlth a anmber of other papers that will bc read. $4 a year. Address Fielus, Osgood & Co., Boston. From the samo, we also have Our Young Folk, a capital unmber,and whlch we wtah cvery l)oy and girl oí the Ahgus fumily uould have. $2 a year. Also, the fonr vvcekly numbers of Eoery Salurdny In its new and attractlve form. The UlnstratioDS are really snperb. $5 a year. - The Bdeeüe has a well sc-lcctcd list of papers from the leadlng forelga reviews and monthlics, the most notewoithy bclug; Islam, from tlc QuarUriy Iteneic, by 3l' Kniiinuel Deutsch; The Xovember ShootIng Stars, The Baltic of the rhilosophcrs, Tlie Early Hlstory of Maa- concluded, Larabstli and tito Archbishops, and, Tlie s-.ni's Corona. The eugiavlng is a very fine portralt of the late James T. Brady. ear. Address E. R. Peiton & Co., New York, - The C rli has, among other ; : The Future of Protestantlsm, ir , üutylng Gordlan Knots, The History of tlie Irisli Lanl Tenure.The Iminntabillty ol the Species, ni., The I'ritisli Premiers In Relatlon to Brittsh Cathollcs, Tlie First (Kcutnenical Oonncll of theVatlcau. $5ayear. Addres l [OK, 126 .Xu.s;;;ni Street, - The QcUaxy givcs thrce more cliapters of Charles Reade's serial, Put Yoorself in His Place ; and bas, as always, a fresh and sparkjiug Hst of papers, includlng: Brljhain Young, by Justin McCarthy Ventllation and Warming, bjr J. C. Draper; Póliy Martner, Tailoress, '. Terry; The Paujaudrum, int. Editor'sTale, by Anthony Trollope, Miscellany, Drift-TVood, Nebuia-, . !. . I a year. ..Mss SHELDOH & Co., New York. - Lippineotfs Magazine has Part in. ol The Vicar of Bullhampton, by Anthony Trollope; the conclusión of Robert Dale Owen'B Novel, Beyond the Breakcrs; The Peun Fajmlly, by John Jay Smlth; l False Colore, by Lucy Hamllton llooper ; The Freedman and liis Future, by George Fltzhugh ; High Life, or Sketches in Switzerlaud'j a review of The Report ofCommisWells, ■■Aid otiicr papers of interest. icott is tboroughly a magazine fbr the times. 4 a year. Address J. B. Lirpiscott iio Oo., Phlladelphla. - The Ilutas at Hume is a stcrliiij; üukiber, wlth Chaps. m. and iv. of Hero, by Georgiana M. Cralk; the conclusión of Compton Frlars, by the author ol"Mary Powellj " o tlrst artlcle on, The Llterature of onr Sanday Schools, by Rer. George Ji. Bacon ; Mary Queen of Scotls and Queen ieth, by James Anthony Fronde ; i and Norel Reading, by Prof. Noah Porter, etc. o ;v yeaï. Address (:',k:. k c Co., G5i Broadway, N. Y. - Qodey's Lady's Book, chock uil Wlth the speclalties oí' Ihis favorito of the latlies' work-room, timclj7 fashlon platcs, worklug directions, liOQSehold recipes, and ontertain'u gto a year. Address L. A. Godey, Phlladelphla. - Artliur's Home Mayuzine with anothcr chapter of Virginia 1'. Townscnd's new story, Jacqueline ; a gecond paper of the :lei:l series, Tlie Marvels ui' the Insect World, and other characterlstlc ,kts. $2 ;i year. Address T. S. Aktiiur i Soms, Phüadelphii. From the saine Oící a Jfonffi, wlth an atiractlve blll oí fare, original aud selected. $2 a year. Also, 2 Ac Chüdren's Jlour, wlth its beautiful pictures and stories for the little ones. $1.25 a year. The three for 4. - The Gulden Hourt, wlth capital illustratious and coutents to match, such as will not oniy amuse but instruct the boys mdgirli, and without vitiating tbeirtastcs. L■■2 a year. Address Caiïi.ton & Lanahan, Ciucinnati, Ohio. - The JVursery, each page of its 32 beau;l{nlly printed. lts plcturea and stories, u prose and verse, wlll make the flvj yearolils laugh and crou-, forget tiieir pains and bi'ulses, and dry u) their tears. $1.60 . Address Joun L. Siiohey, 13 Washngtou Street, Boston. Among the maoy Luir prepftraUons iu the market, t ís no to (Incide whlch une of thciu is Irable m. 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