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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE AND CONNER
ClAL REVIEW Vol xvI No. 2 Eew-York
FREEMAN HINT, Editor and Proprietor.
The February number Of this standard periodical
was published with its accustomed punctnslity, on
the first day OF the month. Gen. Dearborn. OF
Massachusetts,, continues the historical sketch Of
Navigation and Naval Architecture which is fol-
owed by elaborate articles on the Trade and Com
merce OF Norway Mutual Life Insurance, with
reference to Society on the basis Of Mutual lnsu-
rance ; Law of Debtor and Creditor in Louisiana
Origin Of Atlantic Steam Navigation, by Junus
Smith Mineral Resources OF Missouri, by DR..
Feuchtwanger; and the Lead Region. The re.
naming thirty pages Of the number are devoted to
the usual Mercantile Law Cases, Commercial.
Chronicle and Review, Commercial Statistics,
Journalof Mining and Manufactures Banking, Cur
rency and Finance, Railroad and Canal Statistics
Commercial Regulations Nautical Intelligence
Mercantile Miscellanes, &c. classified and arranged
under their several heads for ready reference.
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character and value OF this useful Magazine, we
cut from the Tuscaloosa Observer II is under
stood to be from the pen Of Hon. Benjamin +. Por-
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Alabama
HUNS MERCHANTS MAsAzISR.-We have had the
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but truth only when We declare that for the information
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tending to increase and render the trade Of the
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riOus phases of those gigantic transactions connect
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equal In all matters affecting the commerce. and agri-
culture and manufactures of the United States, this
magazine is referred undOubted authority in Eu
rope and certainly great and important advantages
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positions have been given to merchants and their
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editor and proprietor Of this work.
We are surprised that perhaps but copy OF
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" TUE History OF ST. GILES and ST JAMES
vol lst by Douglas Jerrold Is published by Burgess
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will be issued soon us received.
~ MARGARET PERcyAL. by the author OF
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Edited by Rev William sewell, b. D. has been pub
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CF% RAMBIgs ABOUT TBE COUNTRY, by Mrs.
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VIRTUES BIBLe-This splendidly illustrated
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rV@ THE Heavenly ARcANa which are con.
tsned in the Holy Scriptures the Word OF the Lord
unfoded beginning with the Book OF Genesis Together
with the Wonderful Things in the World OF Spirits
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BORG" No. la neat vo Of 90 pages-has just been
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~ TIE TRIAL OF THE REv JoHs sEYs, Pastor
Of the Bedfordst NJ f. Church for Alleged Assault
and Battery on Mrs. Elizabeth Cram" has just been
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Gazette and is for sale at the cheap bookstores The
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the Portrait of Mr. 'ieys is quite good
"a THE YoUTH's CABINET" for February,
edited by Rev F. C. wooDwoRTu contains score Of
SNORT pltuy may Oc icau WIN PAS"e -
old as well as young Mrs. sIeouRNRY contributes to
It's columns and there excellent extracts from other
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~ THE HoRTIcuLTURIsr" for February con
tans good engraving of Swiss Cottage and many ex'
celent articles on Fruit Trees Roses &c. numerousy
illustrated and calculated interest the general reader
as well the Hortculturst The papers on the Char
scteriscs of Fruit Trees and the Planting and Pruning OF
Roses are very usetul-ihey followed by Horcui'
turc OF the Olden Time, paper by JOSEPH Back OF
Boston which will entertain the sntquaries The Do
nes,c Notices Of the Editor, A. J. DOWNING, Esq
contain good hints &c: orchardists. IN II. Newman
Agents, 100 Broadway
~ THE CULTIVATION for February has, as
usual many articles from which sgrcuursis may draw
valuable suggestions and fully sus,ans its high ehsrse
ter II is published here BY NJ II. Newman.
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