The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-07
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New Books, Music, &c.
NoRrR AMERIoAN scENERr, No. All. Long and Bro
mined to mako this en- interesting work. This number
contains several beautiful views.
srrKznriM ON EDuoArIoN.-Fowlers Wells, Phrs
noloRists No. l3l Nassau street. have published 7th
edition of this work. Ii needs commentator at our
hands, for s character Is well known and appreciated
The Nav YoRx LEGAL OBSERVER for February Is be-
fore 1t contains important decisions IN the
English and American Courts. 1t can be had of the
editor, No. al Ann street
Hurr's MAGAZINE for February is receiv.
ed. We find II equally good any preceding
number. Freeman Hunt, l42 Fulton street
PAIrE's UNIvERsyM, or Pictorial World, No. r. con
tans several beautiful snErayngs, and variety Of inter
street the agent for it, well for Payne illustrated
London, which is got up in the same style.
Fowers Wells ISL Nassau street, have published the
February number Of the american chronological
Journal.
The Editor of Smmondss Colonial Magazine publish
go IN London has sent US copy OF this work We md
1t to contain vast amount Of interesting matter.
We have received fro Burgess strnger & Co.. No
10 of Chamberss Information for the People. which
find fully as interesting az any Of the preceding numbers
Rich Loutrell, 81 William street, have published
Merchants Expeditions Calculator which we think de-
serving OF place In every counting room.
The ARCHITECT, by William II. Rantell-For sale by
William II. Graham, Tribune Building. We have re-
ceived No. s Of this interesting work.
TwENrYsIx Years. Oh THE LIFE OF AN AcToR AND
MANAGER. by f. c. WEMYss, and for sale by Burgess,
Stringer Co. We have cursorily glanced over this
book and find 1t to contain review Of the stage and Of
actors for the last twentysix years 1t will no doubt
have extensive sale.
Taylor Co. have issued No. 81 Of the Modern Stan.
dard Drama-DamOn Pythias.
DsrURNELL's TRAvELLERs GUIDE, published by j.
Disturnel No l02 BroadwayThis is the most perfect
thing Of the kind We have seen and will be found in.
valuable to travellers.
M. H. NEWMAN Co., 1919 Broadway, have published
collection of plain tunes for singing by note under the
title of Floras Festival
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in thres volumesThs work embraces the lives of the
Lord Ckancslors and keepers Of the great seal of
sna % that OF Ife
great circulation Published by Lea & Blanchard,
Philadelphia, and for sale in New York by Henry Ker
mott 637 Broadway
g. Tsylor No 80 Broadway, has published book con.
tanning Of ell the gold and silver coins in the
Jno. 8. Taylor, Brick Church Chapel, has published
the Rev. Mr. Uphsms Grafton before the New England
Society, at its last celeb alton in this city.
Mr.. John Forsyth and Mr.. +. w. Mime have publish
ed birds eye view OF Trinity Church. New York,
which is Of the best things OF the kind we have seen
for some time.
SONGS or THE SEA, AND OTHER PoEMs-By Epes Ser
gesnt; James Munroe & Co, Boston-This is the first
only authorized collection of Mr. Sergeans poetical
pieces deserves, as we hope it will have an exten-
sive circulation.
VALrNrrNIa-We have seen some specimens Of Va
lennes from L. j. Cohen No 81 William street. which
are very beautiful.
RURAL CEMErERIEs OF AMERICA, No. a; published by
views Of Laurel 1irt Hill the Town from Ocean Hill
and Sylvan Cliff The engravngs are in the first style
PHILOSOPHY sPoRT SCIENCE IN EARNEST
Lea Blanchard, Philadelphia This work il exactly
what il 10 entitled and contains great fund OF scientific
knowledge, in an attractive and pleasing form.
We have received from R. Martini No. 30 John street
the February number Of the American Chess Magazine,
with plates representing different problems Of the game
SILVER PIrs-It is pretty well ascertained that silver
pens, with diamond points, equal to those made Of
gold. They made by H. Jones, No. ia Fulton 1t.
NC. Holt, in 1866 FULTON STREET has published The
Hours Dedicate to Thee"-a serenade by g. P. Nor
| ris, Esq ,-Musc, J. r. Knight
| ScHARFENBERo & LUIS, 1851 BROADWAY, have just is
sued waltz called Pas de Fleurs" danse par les dan
seuses Tiennoises, arranged for the piapoforte.
| NEURopArHY--This is explanation of galvanism
electricity and magnetism in the of disease from
the pen of Dr. Hollick and published by D. c. Moore
| head, 1872 Broadway.
HYpRoPArHY.-We have received from Joel Shaw
M D., Cooperstown New York, pamphlet containing
collection of of disease successfully treated by
| hydropathy
H. LONG Co. No. 80 Ann street, have issued No. ii
ofChambe Information for tho People We pleased
to know that il meets extensive demand, what it Ger
tainly deserves.
| Taylor Co. have published the play Of william
Ttl" by Knowles, and the Irish Attorney by Der.
| nerd
C.Holt Jr No. 1855 Fulton street, has published the
Hebrew Maiden's Lament translated from the German
by C. B. Burkhardt, and set to music by P. Lind
panther. 1t Ia beautiful thing and was sung at De
Meyers concert, and received great applause.