New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05
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uesiise on the LANGUAGES. Enghsh Lsln, ana urees
By SOLOMON saRSErT. Js Albany. 1919
This smal. book contains s great deal CT curious
and instructive Information The Lstln language, In
particular Ia disseced 10 ia 'impes, elements snd the
rules OF coniugaton and ieoleusion, dedueed from
complete knowledse Of It's structure will materially
aid learners To those who hsEe knowledge Of the
dead languages. i. sui OF service Illustrating very
clearly interesting facts In comparative philolosy
The work 10 recommended BY = number OF scholsrs
snd literary men.
FHs DAsuEsRtoryPs and FosElSs As.GLLssr NJ
SAXON. l-i Fulicr'ii
We have received Nos and OF tins excellent
periodical The form and typographical appearance Of
the presen, volume admirable and the literary ar
ces are selected with more and taste than former
y These numbers contain many articles OF rea in
tsrs.t and value The Arctic Expeditions ani
Norfolk Island are very veil written and the lii
ersry and scientific gossip sPiriiedly kept up
GrlLpgosu o. Tried ~ HTS PEtss.-A Novel BY A
FRAETss Wui II. Graham. Brick Church Building
The author OF this work has published several
novels. which have had good ale. We have not get
found time TO read Guidford bu, understand that i
Is equsl TO its predecessors
Tsr Poos cousr~ B. Miss Pickering For sale BY De-
wit : Davenport. Tribune Buildings.
This is the last OF Miss Pickering novels. and
appears from hasty gace a, It's pages to sustain fully
her reputation a. sprighy. natural and most enter
tanning story writer
Tvs IMPROVEMENT % rnF MIND By Isaac WATTS ID
A. ;. Barnes Co
This IS a very neat convenient edition OF use
full standard work Ills snail enough to be carried IN
the pocket, and We recommend that It be put into many
such, TO be taken out on the way to California
Tvs NfeHr OF Ton Familiar Account OF the Labors Of
the Firs Missionares n The south Sea l'lsnd- Amer
Trsct Society, 80 Nssssu-st
An .mo volume OF go pages, adapted for the
perusal of children 1t contains good deal of inior
nation relative the primitive condition OF the south
sea islanders and the efforts made TO chrstanize them
DR CHuMEss's PosrmNous WORKS Vol V. Sabbath
Readings. Vol ? Harper Brothers
These Scripture Readings the other volumes OF
which we have already noticed have freshness and
genuine spiri, of devotion which We do not always ind
in the writings Of diyines The connection between
worship and the practical affairs Of life not lost sight
Of snd gives these weekly reAectons-the result OF
remarkable industry value 10 all classes OF readers
Low. A PLAY. ByJ.NEs SHERIDAN KNowLEs NJ Doug
lass, II spTucest
Everybody is familiar with Love but We
presume this edition. with stage directions will be
sough, after by those wishing to read personste
what they have heard and admired.
THE MERcEsssuRG REVIEW, for January, lsis.
This IS the first number OF religious quarterly,
the publication OF which has been undertaken By the
Alumni Association Of Marshall College, Mercersburg'
Pa It n neatly got up, and contains several well
written articles the principal OF which are The Year
ls4s % The Rule of Faith %" The Apple and True
and False Prote,isntism.
u HUNTS "MERoHASTs MAGAzINE for
February contains among other valuable articles an
account OF the Coast Survey Synopsis OF the Laws
of Georgia with respect to Commercial transactions
Statistical View Of the American Whale Fishery and
very interesting description Of the port OF Dunkrs 10
France The number has also bs csEal amour.
valuable statistical matter.
Es- THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW tor February
has appeared It contains some very interesting aru
cles among which We may mention The " eddog IL
the Gate of the Rocky Mountains graphic paper on
% Robespierre Prophecies for the Past a very Gu
rious and well written article by Eu0ENE LIES &c &c
| This is better number than usual
- THE LoSDoS LANCET, tor February,
has last been issued by strnger Townsend. II con
taius reports Of large number OF interesting medical
and surgical cases with able reviews Of late pubhca
tons The Clinical Lectures reported for its columns
must render this periodical very valuable to members
OF the profession
IL We have received Nos , and g of the
ILLUMINATED DIRECTORY Of NewYcrs by ZONES
Newman & Ewbank from Berford & Co. Aston House
| These numbers comprise panorama Of broadway
from the Battery Murrsyst containing every house
with the signs Sc forming exact tac smile OF the
original The value OF such publication Is evident
~ THE MIRROR or THE PATEsr OFFICE
bs. been sent US by VIM II Graham, Brick Church
Building il sbounds with information 10 the mechanic
the sgricuturis and the OF science Among other
article. we notice Interesting account OF Light
Houses several Law Reports Paten. Cases and &
| description Of late Foreign Inventions
~ The February number OF Merry Museum
and Pareys Playmate on our table Is in every respect
a, attractive as iis earliest numbers Billy Bump In
Boston Is as merry a. ever and old Peter Farley dc
| courses most ieelingy aoou, the cold.
COLLEGE MArrERs-From the Annual Csta-
| logue OF the Western Reserve College, learn that
the number Of professional students Ia that Institution
i 81 its under graduates ST. and preparatory stu
! dents Total 339 The College Is Of quite recent
date but is growth fully equal 10 that OF the
Great Yves, IL IL situated Al Hudson, OhiO.-.ln Mid
| f.abury W. Academy summary % the year SHOWS
| IN students from different sections Of the country
SlzE. oF PENNSYLVANIA COAL.-lt "a said M
the philadelphia papers that il has been determined By
the schuyk miners % lessen the number OF assorted
sz-s of Coal Az present they make sizes, viz-tirst
Isrge or lump: second. broken or crate size third,
elg. fourth stove nth nut sixth, pea. In the com
ng season the fourth and hIh szes will be thrown to
reher which will be advantage h. the buyer and The
seller and probably Ia another year the second snd
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