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cpsfrtbsioss 10 As Physical Geography Of the Usifsa
States Part l. OF ths Physical Geography Of the Ms
sYpi Valley. wk s~Gsssfo~s for the improUsms~f Of IN
navigation Of the Ohio and oth~ riVss BY CHARLxs En-
LET IT,. civil engineer Published by the Smilhsonian
Iasritnton, Washington.
We are indebted to The author Tor copy Of this valua-
bic memoir II is published in large quaro form. con-
tanning sixtyioar handsomely printed psges and is one
Of the Smithsonian contributions 70 knowledge L is
an elaborate and carefully essay and contains
OF valuable and interesting information in relation
the subject upon which treats As the limits which
compelled to assign 10 notices OF books will moi
permit 20 into extended review OF the work be.
fore u.s. we can only add that highly cedtable to the
author and the Institution under whose auspices
appears It will be received by the learned world
very valuable contribution to knowledge, and will add
another proof of the sound judgment and discrimination
with which the Smithsonian Institution is conducted
under the guidance OF its learned and distinguished Sec
Rotary, Professor Henry
We indebted to the publishers for the two follow
ing works; as eQ
Percy, or the Old Love and the New BY the author Of ,be
"Henpecked Husband" .His,ory Of Flirt," &c. ii.
LONG BRoTHER, New York
We remember to have read the "Hstory OF Flit'
with good deal OF interest," and the present work of the
author is well spoken Of So far as hasy examination
Of its pages will permit to judge il well susains the
reputation OF the author.
The story Of Famiiy BY the author Of the "Maden
M Aunt" Z. LIrrELL u Co, Boston ,f
This novel originally published in the Living Age
and irresistby attracted towards inconsequence
OF the delightful impressions which we retained Of the
Maiden Aunt Ia spite Of all obstacles we found time 10
read We believe be said to the praise Of most
female writers Of fiction. that their works generally
OF healthy moral tone; but we have seen few novels
haas
Aunt and the work Of which we now speak
Tie Fas,ly Kitchen ardea containing aia and acca.
descriptions Of all The dTuent spcies and varieties
csiinary psgeabes BY koBERT BuIsr limo, PIP. ZIG
| O. M. SAxToN, New York.
We are indebted to the publisher for this valuable lit
lie manual of garden culture. Although we must con
fess we have not much practical knowledge upon thu
subject we do not hesitate say that full reliance may
be placed upon the skill and experience OF the author
of this work, who is practical well scientific
horticulturis The work is designed for common use
and seems to be well adapted to that purpose. The in
strucons clear, brief. and practical. We commend
it to all engaged in the pursuit 10 which it relates
~ Of E~glaad and Hungary. BY j. TouLMAN SMITH
TicKsoR, REED, FIELDS Boston
This is pamphlet containing OF interesting and
valuable natter all tending elucdae the OF The
late revolution in Hungary. It shows clearly that tina
struggle instead Of being of classes, hal
been attempted 10 De shown ~ some quarters was strug
gle for national and individual rights and for consttu
ona liberty II should be read BY every person desiring
correct knowledge OF the history Of the which lee
to the late struggle for Hungarian Independence W.
are indebted to our friend Dr. Charles Krazir himse
Iiungarian) for copy. sr
TIA and the Tea Trade BY GIDEON NYE Parts l. q and
g. GEO. w. WooD, New York.
This pamphlet is reprint of the valuable and inter
estng essays of the author, originally published in
Hunts Magazine. In the present publication they are
more conveniently arranged, with marginal index The,
contain large Of valuable matter relating to tea
its history progress of its and expansion Of the
trade interesting the general reader, well thu
merchant The statistics Of the trade full and com
peie The author is resident Of Canton, in China
thoroughly acquainted with the subject upon which b.
treats The pamphlet is very handsomely printed.
N Aypsaifo the Whole Cosntry for Union Of Patis,
on ihs basis Of the Principles Of Waahi~gfow, J6asou
Madison, a~d Monroe, in favor Of Ge~erai Tayios I'D
| minfsfrafiox.
Such il the title Of pamphlet sent 10 by one pro
Tossing to be republican Of the school Of 1900" l
appears to be an attempt to show that Gen Taylors s
no party administration and therefore entitled TO th
support of all parties We think man who entertain
such an idea and on that account invokes all parties
support Gen. Tsyors administration is fair subjec
for commission Of lunacy The pamphle, is for sale
Adams's cheap bookstore.
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