New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-03
New Publications.
iwfSIr SIX irs on THE LIFE or AN AcroR. by
FRANCIS CovRrNy WEMyss New-york Bur
ee0 Strlnger 4 Co 1911 Pn 400

iwtSlr SIX irnn or THE LIFE OF AN AcroR BY
FRANCIS CorbfSty WEMyss New-York; Bur
&c" strinser Co. lsi7. PIP. 4O2.
10 these two volumes is recorded the motley life
GA actor this alone senough to insure them exten
ave audience Tor Of all the gossip of this gossiping
word none more attractive TO most readers than that
'sea relates to the experiences of the heroes OF the
'1se Ihi' comes no, from deprsved taste but from
Ae 'ae' 'hs he stage Is lees monotonous than most
Onef p'uis and s In short almost the only remaining
@'0e OF NE which retains any romantic illusonsillu
'~'s which, alas the facts too soon aud too widely
speL The author OF the present volume figures promi
Ae'y IN us pages ard passes bis structures ON other
~"'Oefs Of bic profession with some freedom but with
=. n'nch justice hs readers will determine for them
'St hsickrEBooKER.-This old aud popular
Nas"s appears promptly on the first OF the month,
usual abundance of entertaining and instructive
"''~7, wePdeeSe that the Editor, not content with
"estas the Western World for its literary treasures
y" NM month gone TO the aniipodes, and made drafs
'soa he romance writers of China This is new ies
~'' Ne history OF our periodicals, and We are as
'S'N nat TIE tale, The Two Brothers of China" can
~ al % nres, the attention OF every reader. Beside
~ 'ne'e sa tale by HARRo HARRING three more OF
~ entertaining Egyptian letters and the Editors Ia
~. 'aoush BY no means the least part of the feast
'"saea with the accustomed entertainment The best
'aAs sewever to our thinking. 10 the "Oregon Trail"
snbes WI" '"'''''' VI ''' '''N' - Wv
INFORMATION FoR THE PEoPLE," No 10, has
'O'"s Jays Pubashsd. 1t contains descriptions of
''''e'ue Of Woolens, Paper, Glass, Pottery or
A'He Leather, &c.-iollowed by Treatise at
Va Music and the Art Of Singing This is fol.
N'ey IN Accom-, Of the Human Body Botany Nat.
iaeoosy; History OF the Bible; History OF the
-ea and the beginning Of The Life and Maxms OF
-h The number IL profusely illustrated and is
The most interesting that has yet been issued
~e y bargoss stringer. Long & Brother Tay.
" sndw. Il. Graham
ihk ARCHITECT, No. VI-.The February
a0e' ., 'A'' elegant publication is jus, issued by
-"A" u ''snam II eontsius four beautiful designs
e0"Ase' with ground plans framing sections. esti.
~''e' and everything necessary for the guidance of
'Tseoe~ builder. We can commend them without
w'H'ssuoa TO the attention of gentlemen looking for
y. we nes'esi of all country residences. the Cot
NJ william H. RASIxrr the author OF the de.
NC Architect may have the satisfaction OF
s.' 1n be 10 contributing to relhe and elevate the
x@e s eOunrymen.
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Ia v,,s ~ IN number are beautifully flushed
he n'ssd'd 10 consist Of series OF view. of
krvs'. '''a'a Metropolis with descriptive chapters.
tim "npkss picture Of London. When sni,hed,
a,sr,sM. "@'s Interesting addition to any library or
w.s.' 1.' ~. asmo-pries Is cent. per Mo-
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ws.,0 ..'Is,,f.rss's uNrr.svx OR PrcromaI
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s.1s. No u has al'O been received Thi, publ.
fx Sasr'o form. and Is cent. q number !. ,,,,ls
- ,sea susrs'ins' are furnished exclusive Of
d ~ 's''s' press, with srs-y number.
sro.. -, ct this city, ha, in press a very
..ss.s . The same time very besu,ifaI WORK
'0ek o. rxr FErr!r
sr.A-. w ekisISALs--Re. Theodora p.,L.,
r-~ Hfmou II Boston las, Sunday on the T,e.,.
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