The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-11
Review OF New Books, &C.


REMEMBRANcEs, Nos. and 2-GiJert e. Co. 9j
Nassau street Oae OF these thousand and one Pc
riodicals with which the country is flooded about
these days. II contains some good things.
DREAM on THE SCHOOL QUESTION - Casseriy.-
Contains much nonsense, and little sense.
BAcoN's WoRKs, No. 13-P Post, SO Bo,ceyy This
commences the I'd volume Of this splendid work
We can add nothing to the praise we have already
bestowed upon it.
The Covenant read,veu National Hail. ". Y.
I'VE have before recommended this work to the
patronage of all odd fellows.
THEix's FaEKcH REvoLurroN-Post, SO Botcery
This is plate number Of this valuable work and
very beautiful one it is. No one should be with
cut this, the most authentic record Of one of the
most important events in the history Of nations.
YouNo PEorLE's Boor.-Curry Co, l67
Broad,oay.-This work improves fast. The pre-
sent number contains some very beautiful engrav-
ings and is printed in avery superior manner.
Scorr's WoRK, No. 5-Post, SS Bo,cery This
capital and cheap edition Of the works of the "Wiz
ard Of the North is the only complete one ever
yetpublshed in this country. 1t contains the whole
Of his prose and poetcal works including Lock
hart's Life, all the histories, biographies, &c.
CHARLEs O'MALLEY, Nos lANp2.-Cuuy& Co.
1877 Broadway. This is new edition, or new issue
of this unrivalled work, and very superior TO the
former one; it is also much cheaper.
BOsTov MISCELLANY, No z bradbury g. Soden.
This number is very great improvement on the
former one; the engravisgs are rather too Stiff but
they are also we'll done in other respects. The
printing of this work cannot be exceled.
PEoPLE's LIBRARY, No. 5.-Post SO BoUery.-
This reprint ofthe best novels of the day, with
beautiful illustrations at the cheapest possible rate
The present mum Der contains that unrivAlled tale,
Harry I.OrreUuer"
.. Musical MISCELLANY, No. liking, 1873 Broad
,cay.-A Praisworthy plan TO furnish all the best
music, and all the new airs, songs, waltzes, Sc /,
In handsome form, az q low price. 1t will be
tensvely patronized.
OUR MISS, Nos. l AND 2-Cwry e. Co., 1877
Broad,cay-I after all, will b: the crack tale
of the day. II is by the author Of Charles NAL
ley, and will be graphically illustrated through
CoopHa's SEA TALES No 5 Curry, l67 Broad
,cay.-This is the best edition Of these popular
works ever published.
DicKENs CoMPLErE WoRKs, No SAN who
wish to procure the best printed, and the cheapest
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Only 70 cents week. o -.r.,.-.- .f,.y.s5
EkcycLoPEDIA AMERICANA, No. 5.-CuyYy &
Go l67 BrOddicay This number commences the
letter ofths insaluabls.work. Every one should
embrace this opportunity to procure this work,
which they can do for Is cents a week.
JAsOBs GREEK READER.-Dedn, -Ann street
This work has bsen wanted for long time 1t
is printed in most excellent manner; has been
most faithfully translated by p S. Casserly, and is
adapted to all the editions printed in America 1t
also contains coPious notes. and il illustrated with
numerous parallel passages, and opposite quota
tons from the Greek and Latin, French, Spanish,
English and Italian languages; besides containing
complete parsipg index, elucdated by references
to the most popular Greek Grammars extant Itis
a work that should be in the possession Of every
school, college, and private learner IN the country
New MUsIc.--We have received the following
pieces of new music from Millst, 329 Broadway
" 1t was Dream Of Perfect Bliss;''.and ''Autumn
Leaves" From Dabois, 2s5 Broadway, :" In
sPruck Waltz;" "Gailenbetg's Waltz" "My
Fathers Home;" my Naive Woodland Dells;"
" Beautiful Valleys" and " Les Echoes" Sin the
Days when we went Gipseying arranged as a
Rondo for the piano, by Miss A. Browne. And
from Christman, 404 Pearl street, "The English
Boquet," consisting Of several popular E.glish
airs; the variations, SO, by Miss A. Brown.