New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03
Books.
WORKS ON GARDENING. so.
rBLISHED By WILEY ( PUTNAM, ISL Broad


ATkEAr1sE on LANDSCAPE GARDENING: up:
corptrv residences Comprising historical rouces and
ers principles directions for laying out grounds
and arranging pl4n,nons description and CULTIVATION OF
hardy decorative panirenu 10 the heuse and
grouDds formation Of pieces OF artificial water
dens etc. with remarks on Rural Architecture New edl.
ton with large additions ind improvements snc many
and beautiful lrstrators- By Al downing Large
vol svo - 81.
Nothing has been omitted thai can IN the least contribute
10 full and analytical development of the subject and be
ofs in the most lucid order and with u-h peIspieu-
GARDENING FOR LADIES: and Companion the
Flower GARDEN Being alphabetical arrangement OF all
the Ornamental psrs usually grown in gardens and shrub
beries; with full directions for their culture By Mrs Lou
don. First, American from the second London edition
Revised and edited by A Downing. l hick vol. l2mo.
with ensrsvngs the processes OF grating bud
ding, lsyering &c &c 81 80.
a truly Charming work, written wiki simplicity and
elearuess sd-cidedy The best work The subject and
we strongly recommend II 10 our iaT counIywouen as
~TI9 nFy GpREs AND FRUIT TREES OF AMERICA
the culture propagation ard management IN The garden
and orchard OF fruit trees generally; win descriptions Of
all finest varieties OF r native foreign cultivated
in the gardens of this country Illustrated with numerous
engraving, and outlines OF fruit BY A J. Downing
Sixth edition. ready thick vol with several -rgrav-
ngs 81 5o rapendd edition nlarge svo TO rsteh the
authors other works) % 81.
This is valuable practical work ard every orchardis
and every ui,.gowe should possess himself Of its stores
o. p 5dsII FOR COTTAGE RESIDENCES sdapssd to
Buildings and DeIgna for laying out Grounds BY j.
Downing, ESQ ! vol. Svo. with very Illustrations
Second edition, revised. =.
1.-THE Cottage Residences seems have been equally
weimed anc happily DONE Country gentlemen 10 long
limited The designs OF uneducsted carpenters,
are erecting agreeable cottages In variety of styles suited
10 the location scenery Even 10 the West and South
there are already many striking cottages and villas built
wholly part from Mr. Downing. designs and in the
suburbs OF Of the cities OF the residences
are modified or moulded after the hints thrown out In this
work" rs 2us
NATIONAL MAGAZINE
A ND INDUSTRIAL RECORD.-Otfice No. l6l Fulton
~ 81 Edited by REDWOOD FISHER.
The April number OF this Magazine will be published al
the Office tomorrow morning, Sd inst
CONTENTS.
Commerce. Internal Industry and General State OF the
Kingdom OF The Two Sicies, with Statistics.
Review OF Secretary Walkers Report Circulars and Ia
bles No. s
Abstract Report of the New.Oreans Chamber of Com
merce in answer TO Mr.. Wall er's queries.
Condition OF English Lsborers their wages, SC.
Letter of the Hon. Abbott Lawrence 10 the Hon. VIM. c.
Rives. No 5.
Whea, Trade OF the United States and Europe by Edwin
Williams
Chsse's Card Soinner, with plate. For Carding and
Spinning Wool, Silk, &c. around Cotton, Flax Hemp, or
other yarn One OF III greatest inventions OF The day
Grand exhibition of Manufactures al the City of Wash
ington with remarks.
Monthly list OF Patents taken from the Pa,en, Office
Washington.
English Trade in Metals, from the best European da,es
Glance al the Old World Science, Literature and Fine
Arts. Notices of New Books &c.
u The article the Wheat and Flour Trade occupies
20 pages OF this nimber and contains variety of in
tsresng respecting the comparative production OF
the principal countries OF Europe and the United States
also tables OF prices for series OF years in the most I'M
portant markets OF the world statements of exports
OF wheat AM our from the United States the operation of
the British Corn Laws trade and other views OF the
subject which will and interesting 10 many eaders
as 3teod