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EpwARps LESTER, I. 5. Consul at Genoa Ihe
iron Trade, (by E. A J., Merchant, OF New oTk')
Resources OF Pennsylvania Wheaton's Law oil
Nations Reciprocity Treaties ard Commercial
Intercourse with British Colonies (by Henry y
Rice. Merchant, of Massachusetts, and MeTcan-
tile Biography-Jacob Lester. the New orA ;nGl-
chant (by Ernest Ellenstein,) are the titles OF ms
remaining articles composing the body OF me NUM-
Der. Then we have as usual the Mercantile Law
Department. the Monthly Commercial Chronicle
(ernbracing Financial and Commercial keyle"
of the United States, &c. illustrated with taDle,')
Mercantile Misccllanles, Commercial Resnls-
lions, Railroad and Steamboat Statistics Com
mercia Statistics and Notices OF New Books. All
these various departments contain matter OF sreai
interest to every person engaged IN any comnercidi
pursuit The work IL certainly conducted Win
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merchant can afford deprive himself OF the Proh
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It's regular perusal
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'TuK WORLDS RELIGION, as contrasted with
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'UNIvERsnIsr MISCELLANY for March. Edited
by Rev. O. A Skinner and Rev. +. H. Chaplin
MANUAL, Analytical and Syn,hetical, Of Ortho-
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Principal of the Mechanics Society School, New
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Annual REPORT Of the Managers Of the State
Lunatc Asylum. Made to the Legislature, Jan.
81, 1875
TWENTIETH ANNUAL REPORT of the Managers
of the Society for the Reformation of juvenile De-
Iinquens, to the Legislature Of the State and the
Corporation of the City Of New-York.'
FREEDOMS WREATH is large photographic pic.
toral in which Liberty is represented by female
figure, uhe face copied from picture Of Charlotte
Corday,) enclrcled by a wreath composed OF au-
thentic national plants, with those Of Greece and
Rome which were symbolic. On different parts OF
the wreath appear the names OF various ancient and
modern champions Of Freedom. The picture is
dedicated to ] G. Adams and those other members
of Congress who have been true 10 the cause o!
Liberty, E. IL. Pease, Albany.
NEGRO SrEcuLAToRs.-A writer in the Column
bia (Ga) Enquirer reminds the spectators IN
human flesh that Georgia has laws against their
trade, and promises TO furnish prosecutor to see
that those laws are enforced. The Columbia
Times responds to this intimation b. expressing
the hope that not in Georgia only, but in all the
States of the South West, the Introduction OF
Slaves from Maryland and Virginia by traffic will
be strictly prohibited. The reasons assigned for
this, however, are not founded in any humane
considerations as respects the Slaves, but based
entirely on the assumption that ST Maryland and
Virginia are permitted to pour their surplus Slave
population upon the States farther South very
soon public opinion in the former will begin TO
assume the type OF Negro philanthropy which pre-
walls farther North, and two powerful States Will
be changed from friends and co-dctenders OF this
institution, into lis opponents" The dmlnution
in the price Of Slaves raised at the South, which il
is supposed would follow the free introduction there
of those raised al the North-in other words. 8
jealousy of commercial competition and a prefer
ence of the home production, combined with the
fear tina, Maryland and Virginia may become Free
States and thus be lost 10 the Slave Power, is all
that would seem 10 have excited opposition TO the
traffic alluded to- 1t is pity that the trade in
Slaves from one State 10 another was not pro-
hibi,ed many years age by the General Govern
men, in the exercise of a power which, many
Southern men have admitted, is conferred upon
Congress by the Constitution; COR then would
Slavery have died before now OF consumption at
one end and OF apoqexy al the other. In other
words, the institution has been saved from fatal
congestion at one extremity by the process OF de-
pletion which has at the same time supplied the
aipent necessary for the preservation OF lis he at
the other. How long shall this process be suffered
10 60 on!
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