MAGAZINE. for May.
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S-THE COLUMBIAN MAGAzIyE for May has been
received Its embellishments are-Fir. The Wedding,
engraved BY ForT.st>Itou good design by Morton Sc
condly The Idle Servant, meIzotiHted b. Said from
painting By M.ss. representing the irteuor Of Dutch
Kitchen with lazy cook asleep. There also fashion
plate and we h.re. moreover. pages nusic ~
ronl, with words by one OF the Eti.c--, Nj. Vest.
In the way OF reading mater have articles from
grea: many Of bes. wr1te-sciesy female. Mrs os-
good contribute, exceedingly nne poem Nss si=uurney
another; Ms. EIle has German legend; NJ R-oushgm
Irish supers;!on-and there oth=r papers
Of nearly equal merit.


NJ. I,rae; Post Asor House, +. the publisher of the
Columbian.


u AzTHrE's LADIES MAeAzryE for May pre-
sents its usual attractions for the lovers of light
reading. Its engravinss are creditable. We notice
contributions from 7. 5. Arthur. Mary c. Denver,
E. Ferret, Henry D. Cooke, and Robert Arthur
Here is little gem from Ms. Follrn


on ENTERING A WOOD.


Here let busy turmoil cease,


Every sound here echoes peace;


Whispering winds that UItTI1Gr he:e,


Gently dry the failin. tear,


Soothing while they wake the hsart,


Bidding earth-boTn care depart


Here the spirit walks abroad,


Here the soul conrnunes with God.


Sacred silence Of the wood!


Let no thoughts thee intrude,


Save what may the notes prolong


or all Nature. Sabbath song.
For sale by w. II. Graham, l62 Nassau-street.
(C;- The LADIES' national MAGAZINE for May
enriched with the contributions OF MS sICouASEr Ms
STEPHENS, Mrs. E. F. ELLrTT, Mrs ALLAN, janis DANA
and other writers whose less familiar TO
the reading public. Mrs. SIcorRSEE's Poem. The Worlds
First Born some nne passages. Witness the ro
lowing:


The veries. fs1ol at the dungeon-srate


Hath felt affections tear upon his cheek


In stainless infancy, and many head


Ger which the dotase OF parental pride


Hung day and night, hath 10 the dust gone down.


Dishonored and unplest


Oh he not proud,


Young loving Mother let thire every breath


Re sigh 10 HIM who heareth prayer,


To Him who is thy strength.
Call for the work at Graham's, l62 SasSau-s
o. THE CHRISTIAN PARLoR MAGAZINE for May,
excellent number. 1t has fine engraving Of 'Jeru
salem, from the Mount OF Olives and most tempting
picture OF Damascus Rose while Its reading matter is
worthy ofits title. Darius Mead, las Nassau St.
O. The Mothers MAGAZINE for May, edited
by Mrs whi,,lesey and Rev D. Mead, ha, been published
al l4s Nassau-st.