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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

a.. .,..av hr, not active Ribbons are the firm
"a, vood. an themsrke, and fancy kinds sell free
10 SIN FABRICS have heavy tendency. There is
desire to cell and though the demsad s increasing
his messing OF stocks keeps prices from being steady
The mporalions will heneeforwNd be ght-such are the
.dvces-but hitherto they have been large The sales Tor
the season up this period have aggregated an excess on
sst year but the demand been filed with less hustle
than usual owing It's being divided and 10 sHae
separate parcels The earlier imporations sold well IL
10 the later French Importation which hang AMI depres
the market by being forced at auction. or other goods
han French offering at auction they of old and unds
sirsble descriptions Country dealers arriving more
freely and payments making with much regularity
The business YET remaining will be Sc good 30 any 10 the
but the market having been already broke by the
fear and anxiety Of holders and the free auction sales
prees do not likely 10 themselves, and the
later purchasers wiz be favored than The earlier ones
while the stocks remaining over or replenished afford an
equally good selection The jobbers selling more freely
10 their Western customers, and consequently more
disposed themselves buy from first hands. This tine
last year large business doing 10 California which
this year 10 wanting Ia all other respects the Spring season
Of 1851 Ia more favorable than that 1885, The California
markets gutled and shippers to that market do no.
command the credit they did year ago.
The Journal Of Commerce publishes tables
showing To- the imports OF Dry Goods including those
taken from warehouse for consumption for the quarter
ing March 81 exceed those of the corresponding period
OF 1850 by $4952Isl The following summary will show
of what description OF goods the noticed is com
posed; ,o,o ,es, t.,r,,,,
Manufactures Of Wool sdgiSSss6 si,ss8s5I sl9s,1s5
siis..... 5 4ss,sso s4i3.ol5 SOS SIS
Flax .... 26&574 26S7987 6l4lS
Miscellaneous Dry Goods 77O56l 1,5Ol,2S@ 75O67l
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'. coL1oS, Ale ioneer
UBIS Day. WEDNESDAY. al l0i

n IA w EbAf ~
n occcs, a. ne Auction Room. 50 Be-kmsn o. and "a
Am 81 large sud cesrsbe s,sorIment u good ~ AL
srcord hand furniture Consisting Of sofas mahogany and
curl nsple cha'ss Frnea bsdsresis, divsns oltonans
center ard card Hbes. p~s hnd oil cotAs beds and
ard mattresses couches asses. 0aco cesss pssn ami
plain heds'eads, chsnoer suits. kIchen f1ruimre kc
Also. assortment of dIuE., medicoes peffamery isn
cy articles. &c
Also csl works, Of various sluds 10 pay advances
with ore gold buniDg watch, god peos, &c Sale post
dive. a2lts
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TVABERNACLE.-.GRAND VOCAL
III AND INsTRIT MENTAL CONCERT-YHURSDAY

FENABERN ALL E.-- OhANO NOOAh
n AND INsTRU MENTAL COMPLEMENTARY
EVENING. April s, by Signora SPERANZA. At which
the following talent will appear Madame SFEPhANlf
Pima Donns from The Roval Opera Vienna; Signora
VALENTINE, Prms Donna; IL SWIFT, the favolite Vo-
cslisi Herr GRlEBEL, Viollnlst; keller, Cornei.a-
Piston Prof VAN DER WEIDE Pianist
PROGRAMME or THE CONCERT Part IL. Overture,
Eohsn Piano, by Prof Van der Weide. 2 DallaGlogs,
Csvsos 10y rcquesll Sgnors Sperspza- Belni D. song
Fsg of our Union" 10y general desire II. Swiit-WE-
lace. L. Violin Solo, Herr Gnebel ). Concert, Ar COM
posed for herself by Madame Stephani-Ouo NieolA.
6 Solo, Coneta-P Piston. Herr Keller. T. Song, 81 Am
Dreaming Of Thee" Nespohlsne Signora Spersnzs-Lee
PART Il-Oyersure, Violin, Herr Gnebel. 2 Echo song
las ,ung by Jenay Lindl, sgnOrs Valentino s. Caysnns
Song, Recit. 6, irS, Can my love resign d. Swn-
Rossini 5. Solo, CornetA Piston, Herr Keller. g. Ar,
THE Queen OF the Night" from the Magic Flute, Mad
SIephsni-Mozsrt 7. Somnsmbusts Song, las sung By
Jenny LDS) signors Spersnza >,
Tue KoAn Pisno-fore TO be used on this occasion 10
from Gilbert Co.'S WsTe-rooms SSS and 447 Broadway.
Ticke SO cents each TO be hsd Al the various music
stores hotels and the door on the eveRng OF me Con
cert AZ lie
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1NsIGN.-The fwenty-uxth Annual Exhibition OF the
Academy VIII open to The public on TUESDAY, The 9th
inst 81 66S Broadway, oppolite Bondst, from A. M.
uLul 10 p NJ. Ambulance IS cents Tickets 80
cents Catalogues I28 cents By order Of the Council.
AZ 6iiss J. h. SHEG0GUE, Cor. Sec N. A.
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THEODORE ElSFELD'S Third Class
a Classical OuRrtere SoiIe viii take place al the
Apollo Rooms, ale Brosawsy on Saturday Evening April
S. 1851. Pianist, Mr.. II. c. Tmm Vocaiss, Mr.. Ph.
MAYER ara Mr. Benuer The principal pieces be per
formed composed by Haydn Mozart spohr and Men
delssoha. See small bls az 4r
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THE IRVING INSTTTUTE-LY-

II ONS CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL BOARD.
ING SCHOOL for Young Gentlemen Al farrytown, NJ Y
TIE Principal 10 ahsiduous II his regard for the moral
tcea'e the physical comfort the intellectual ImprOveaea
the mGHnegs, and personal habits Of his pupils
The Course OF Education comprises al The branches pre-
psrsory for College, or business for professional prac.
ucal lie, comprises Surveying and Civil Engineering;
Drawing, Vocal Music Piano. and French, by competent
hasteTs German and Spanish taught II required
The Summer term commences on the 1st of May and
i've months charges for The term soO; this In
cuces al expenses for Board Tuition Except In Modern
Languages and Music and the Unnecessary books In
EDglsh branches A deduction viii be made when two
come from the sane family.
For further particulars references kc see circulars Al
most OF The Broadway bookstores or address
WIN. P. LYON AM. ah.epa and Proprietor
Letters should be addressed " North farrytown.o
mo 2aWtfW&S.
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ANTHONY J. bLtEIhfk Aretloneer.
FNHE VALUABLE HOUSES AND
LOTS Nos. leo ard TO- Woosiersg at AGcsioa AN.
THONY j. BLEECKER, will eel al Auction oa WE'D
NEsDAY April g 1851 stl2 O'clock 81 the Mere ANTS Ex
change. the following valusb e properly. viz
OH WocsrER.sT-fhet TWO va liable 2stofy snd aide brick
houses lots OF ground kno ssNos loo aud 62 Woos
ier.st between Prince and Ho m s's ssid lots be.az
each IN tze q feet rches N 'front.' by Is feet Ia dept
The houses are each a feet inches frost BY 90 feet Ia
Depth be the same Lees fni5bed In good Style
with marble nantels folding DOOR Cfoon water, &c kc
one haf Oftte purchue money remain on b ,ad and
mortgage For further particulars apply 10 the Aucuonser
Broed.sL sol a. WFAruWd
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j. w. Brown. Aucltoneer
A SSIGNEES SALE of Ele CANT Cabinet

a SSIGNEE'S SALE OF Ele giant Cabinet
N Furniture-WEDNEsDAY,A April 2 at 10 O'clock, at
I66 Fultou-s j. w BROWN will sell at auction as above,
bv order OF the assgnees Messrs Whtock Harris the
entire stock contained In the above premises comprising
very large assortment OF fashionable and wemade rose
wood mahogany aud walnut furniture, embracing soas
and chairs OF various patterns marhletop dressing ou
resux, wardrobes, tetes rocking voare sns easy
chairs d,yaus marbeop table, In great varey French
and other he'd se ads dpng card and fancy tables he he
Also variety OF unfinished furniture, msnuiacndng Lu'
cles &c Catalogues now ready moi Gus
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ASrHoSY BLEEcxER, AucuOneer.
Oh BUILDING LOTS ON SIXTH

eJV AVENUE. Fihy-fourlh and Finy ffth SITS at ARe-
uon-ANTHONY BLEECKER will sell al public Aae-
ton 90 MONDAY, the IAN cay Of April 1884, II The Aer.
chsn,S Exchange the following valuable Lots OF Ground
viz;
sIxTHAvESuE-5 valuable building ios situated and
uext The southwest Of Sxh-sveuue AID Fy Sih
ST. three OF sad os fronting the and Two tho
streets each lot being sze p feet front and rear BY 100
feet IN depth.
FITrY.FTrH ST Also lots the south sde OF FLY
fhhs between Sixth and Seventh avenues. commencing
$50 of SiShsvenue; each . feet font and
bv leo feet inches In depth Aso lois the south ada
OF Fifty fthst sixth ard seventh
reneine 50 feet east OF tie Seyenhsyennei each oi Is
by 100 feet 5 inches In depth.
FBrYFouRrHsT Alio. lots on the north aide OF Fly
fourth st. between Sixth and Seventh avenues eommene.
feet inches Ia depth Also. lots the north side Of
Fyourh ST. commencing 2se feet east OF Seventh aver
me- each lot OF the sane dimensions. Maps OF tho above
properly With further particulars can be had Of
he Asciioneer, Broad.sl 1885 a. 4s,l0l2s
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lAIINANT.S BOARDING SCHOOL

"INANT'S BOARDING SChOOL
w FOR BOYs, a, Little Ferry, nine mes from HOBO
KEN N. J. under the direction Of A & WleANfu sho
LADY-Ths school IL designed FOR young lads All ne
nreeent members OF are under twelve years Of age and
none win be received who cider: The number OF Pu
pills Ia limited TO twenty. Terms, ee0 per year Ese
srnRe S7k cent? For circulars please apply 10 M
THURMAN, corner Canal and Vestry SIS or NJ y, r
HOBINsON 81 Pine-Et Eew-York H I'm
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WATER CURE.

CLINTON WATER CURE.-This In
" stiutiop will he re6pened for the reception Of pa
,eps on he lat OF pr under the medical charge OF r.
Gross M. D from Lowell Mass thoroughly eaGc ns,
anc IN he Waler- Practice The Institution pleas
antiy situated and commodiousy arranged It's Water
Cure hi kh order lie rooms are pleas
art cRrpe ted and well furnished, and eisy OF access
The public NAV be assured thai every ed attention vii
he Owen the comfort Of s guests aud ner restoration 70
hesh which can be urnished 10 any similar e'Ia1ishmeo
The expenses will vary from S. to So per week payable
weekly. hELLOSSSS' HtoP"e'O''
"H"'0D' N"e'' AZ law2wDWedS2tWt
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DRY GOODS. sc.

II AIDES DESTROYS OF LEARNING
ATO CUT AND MAKE DRESSES OF the latest fashion,
can be Taught with perfee Satisfaction Ia ew hours oy
Terms So for nsructions and model Included As 10
impossible for give idea OF the pisa nope
will please call and Tor themselves fhose
who do not wish 10 learn but desire perfect ~ can Or
lain II by calling above Those who would IKE a neat
md good bussess either located or TO travel can %
leachera for q amall sum. Inol W.
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FINANCIAL.

TO BUILDERS, MASONS, CAR
u PENTERs, 6c-The HUDSON RIVER RAllr
ROAD COMPANY viii receive proposals until The i1n
day April inclusive 10 be addressed 10 The under
signed Ut lie Companys Offce, 81 Wall-st Newly
for building the Compsnys grounds opposite tho cv
OF Albany; ..
teen Engines; $3.50.
One Smith, Shop, 100 feet square, and two machine
Shops so by 100 feet each The outside walls 70 % y
brick "a feet high and the roof covered with matched
boards and tn Plans and specifications may be seen
the Resident Engineers Office, 5lf Broadway, ADmy
where sealed propositions may be ief, as well a. q mo
Office In New.York
The buildings be finished on or before me hfst ay
September next for specified sum-Daled March % eo
n25tAl2 WIN. c. YOUNG, Chief Engineer
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

ROAKDING SCHOOL FOX BOYS,
- Portchester, N. Y, JNO. OSBORNE. Principal
The Summer Term will commence May l. This School
has been IN spccebful operation for years and s
surpassed for besuy Of location and Of access
Institution In the vicinity Of New York Terms $50 per
year Circulars. containing particulars references &c,
can be obisinsd by addressing the Principal, OF D. D.
Duneomb, &c William st.; r. c Akerly, $50 Bowery.
m3l lmMW&Ss
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NEOTrNT WASHINGTON COLLIE

Iva eIATE INSTITUTE 2Is Fourth-st- corner Of Mac
dougal fronting Washington square -bOAhoire W.
PARTMENT The Principals, having receyeo 5 Lasqtss
Pupils are now happy announces that on VIC
post alb chsrscter have been MADE ~ Whcn lne 20
cuisr advantages ofa City High School may be seclreo
those who are anxious sva themselves OF lts Denen
The retired location Of this Institution facing a. does we
largest Park IN city. combines every hdvAntage q. Wy
country FOR the healthlness ofs pupils The school yeu
h divided 10 four terms Of eleven weeks EACH conmso1
ng September eth November Is, February 10 ana Apl
5s Boarding pupils wi he continaed during the Summer
vacation II desired Terms reasonable Circulars obtsned
sihe Inltu,e by addressing the Principals nAe~s
Dr. RoOk,tores Of NJ II Newman 1873 Broad |ey ana OF
n Appleton 900 Broadway. Pupis atmitlod Al shy uiue
and charged only from the date Of entering; -
~ " The next School term IL VIII be ons1lFVd
Commences Monday. April &8th
O. w CLARKE A, NJ. P,nelpsls
ml7 JAS. FANNlNG, A. VI.
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NOTINT PROSPECT WATER CURE

lH EsTABLIsHMENT BinghAmt0u, Broome Co,
N Y-This Establishment Is delightfully."- located a. the
base Of the mountain from which Il takes us name ano
Commands deighghil view Of lhe Chepango and Susque
hara Rivers with their rich and beautiful Yaliies
The Cure s ROw open for the reception and treatment
Of naeps The Institute has been successful 10 securing
he eminent professional aid OF Dr. g. BARRETT late
of New York City whose long experience In hydropstay
cient guarantee to he patrons Of this Institution that
thew will be abundanty cared for.
All letters &c on professional business must be al
dressed to DR. BARRETT, at the Cure CommunicauoSns
only will be received that are postpaid aN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
CCHOOL AND HOUSEHOLD FUR

SNITURE.-On SATURDAY, A pril ct public auction
will be sold al $50 Grsen-st near Clinton place aiIge a.
sediment OF School and Household Furniture c9sssh 49,
eases cottage piano. carpets school and mlsceianeous
FL ,,ssf drawing boards elecnea spp''S
Also 4 superior Telescope, by Dollond London.
The school is of excellent quality and In fno
condition. and viii be sold without To be SEGA
the afternoon before the ss.e AZ Ats
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ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
OCURE-Dr JOSEPH A. weber has assumed ths
,ermenent Medical Direction OF this Institution fhe 90
tahll,hmen IL sitnaied 10 South Orange Essex Counv
Nsw.Jersy hours ride nom the Guy BY motifs s1c
al ais AM and al 50 Pm Private baths are at
t,ched 10 most OF the Parenif rooms All letter, upof
professional business should be addressed 20 Dr. Weder
-. 60 No j9u
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Al BLEEcKER, Aucuoneer;
DkRTITION SALE OF HOUSES and

LOTS No. 10 Soonest and % Bhdgest, 81 The tx
change on the Sd of April by A. j. BLEECkEh, Aac'
The stones lot s q feet inches wide In 'front.' and oe
gins 1872 feet inches westerly rom broadS sdonns
he store OF Maitland, Phelps Co. TIE os on ofages
h 20 eel inches wide In front and sdjons he o.n
he rear go that the Two together extend from bnase 70
sone e. about l2S feet part OF the purchase money
ESsnins Post By M ULSHOEFFER. Referee mn loAs'
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Coupons

ri
LOT Interest due on the let Of April 1884, on me olow
ing Bonds will be paid and aner that DAY o. me ONCE"
the undersigned: - ~. a.
Marion Cs and Shelby Co Ohio, per cent B9ndS -
sued TO and guaranteed By tbs Bele'on'sns ana n'a
Railroad Co. go. - u..,.
City OF Cleveland per Bonds Issued 20 sno gaa
snteed by the Cleveland Columbus and Cncnnsu haosA
Co. ..s a. "a
City Of Columbus Ohio, per cent Bonds hmed 70 sna
guaranteed by the Columbus and Xenia RAJ road
mH6t WINsLOW, LANIER co. 81 WaIss
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COTTON WASTE-6,0 900 of Clean
~ COP for stesm Engine Wipiog, for sale by
mai II GAUNT l. DERRICKSON, log boutnsL
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STEPHEN CRowELL Auctloneer.


DY BEERS Il CROMWELL, Office 43
Id Fulton st, Brooklyu.-srEPHEN CROMWELL VIII
sell al Auction at the Brooklyn Ercbanee. 29l Fuloos,
under the direction OF A b HODGES, Esq Sheriff OF
Kir 70 County the frat class Sslory brick Dwelling House
and Lot IOl Willow ST., Brooklyn. The Lot - feet 'front.'
ard rear by 100 feet deep The location not surpassed
60, -' al 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

A GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL
fAAND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC will be given al
Knickerbocker Hall, WEDNESDAY EVENING"
April P under the direction OF Mr.. ROWELL, assisted
by eminent artists Tickets % cents 10 be %
tanned al the door. al @nsua"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

the Empire Stafa, Wschusett ROckin ghar2 Aanches.
cr, Dover, Hope. American, WillamSyLe, Elwell Wal
asmi New Bedford, York Premium, Rhode lslAnd, Ned.
.sy Uxbrdse Portsmouth, howy, Chelmsford AID oIhsr
fIlA foS export or the trade, for sale by
i2su NEshlTH h co. 80 add 81 Pines
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INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.-The

IL Interest on the public stocks Of the city OF
due ard pay able May lst, le5 viii be phd on tnsa
day. by Shepherd Knapp. Esq, Chamberlain OF tne ey
81 the Mechanics Bank, So Waist The Eans's5 oooas
will be closed wednesday April 80 at O'CLOCK, r -
For the accommodation OF sockboden transfers WIZ %
nermr ed daring The period The Books remain closed 70
lake effect May lst J. r. TAfLOh, touuvnoI.
New.York March 81, 1851. al tmys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

Hope Chapel 7la Broadway, pos.e tbs ~ York Hotel
HNHE ALLEGHANIANS respectfully
IL announce their friends and the public, that they
will give CONCERT EVERY EVENING during the
week at Hope Chapel The programme for each evening
will contain variety Of and popular pieces Tickets
Is cents Concert commence 81 III O'clock al 2isuaF
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17ATER-CURE INSTITUTES

w Patients will be treated at the commodous city IS.
tabshmen IS Laieh st. sll seasons OF the year ana a.
Lebanon Springs from May ls to October sL son pscs
will heTesher be under the medical direction OF Or 4
Trail and The domestic management OF mr. " vampire"
M lmt
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DTHERs L. co. EoI5 wood-si 2 fSS,nSIEs o. 10
COLLECTIONS made on all the PkINclfit --nsssTs
UNITED STATES References 10 ne"''" sul1u
Vi5si1s, Laniog Co ~ WAiSA
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OGDENSBURGH RAILROAD

" BONDs-The Interest coupons on the hoods 81 m'
Northern Railroad Co. N. Y, due The lat Of A2n15
viii be paid al the Office OF NessTs ]. A. UNDEkWvop
sON q Merchants Exchange, Hanover Of on mss az
or at The Office Of the TreasuIer u Msrcnani. Eaeos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
ETRE AND DAMAGED GOODS

y TIE proprietors Of DunopI Backing InE, Tin Box
Canister ard Druggist TIN Ware Manufacturing Empor,
1m would respectively give notice that they have resumed
again and hope be enabled TO supply their Gus
liners a. usual al their old sand, 50 Goldst New.York
Damaged goods for sale low. FRASER EVEklFf.
u2f
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rTRlPLER HALL,-The New-Orleans

IL Buesque Opera Troupe have the honor to announce
that their Grand Concert will take place ON fdsy April
with an entire change Of Programme, as they commence
Monday next at the Musical Fund Hall, Phllsd Doors
omen al To commence TO Tickets 25 cts. az Siist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
COTTON YARN, COTTON BATTS.

" Cardlewick, Carpei Warp. Cotton Irvine Black ana
White Wsddings Knitting Couon, Mosquito Netting
Fancy CoorsThe shove goods Of the first quality
and " VI DO sold a. the lowest market price, by
al 81 THOMAS 6WYHNE, rs CedarsL
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'I1E DEAoI ILAOE 10 UEI MEN
IL and BOYS Clothing al Wholesale and Retail IL A
JACOB VANDERBILTS, 81 Fulton 81 Also arge a..
sortmeGi OF feshonabe gOOdg which VIII be made to or.
der 10 style that cannot be surpassed j. VANDERBILf
81 FultonsL Northwest corner OF Gold-st mi linz
The republic., 1851-07-10

taken in this city for several years. but their cost
has denied them anything like a general circula-
ton. Their value, however, is fully appreciated
by the whole profession, who, have no doubt,
will hasten TO avail themselves OF the opportunity
of possessing themselves of the republication OF
Messrs. Little x Brown, which can be had at less
than one-ffth the expense of the original works.
From The Boston Courier
The enterprising publishers have here presented
to the legal profession, as we judge, a long felt
desid1attim-a prompt, cheap, and comprehensive
series Of reports of all the decisions of all the Eng
sh courts. The series commences with the cases
of the November term, 1850; and we observe in the
first number decisions pronounced in Westminster
Hall on the 30th January 1851. This is unparal-
cled despatch in the history of legal reporting.
Westminster is here brought two years nearer 70
us than our own court house. The style in which
the work is issued reflects great credit upon the
publishers, editors, and all connected with It.
The page is large, fair, white, and readable, The
table of cases and index seem to be prepared with
much care and diligence. The former strikes US as
executed on very useful plan, referring not only
to the and page of the volume, but containing
also short abstract of the subject OF each case.
referring to American decisions, and still moro to
the value of the work. The publication is to be
continued in monthly parts or numbers, making
each year six large octave volumes, for the remark
ably low price of $40 per annum. We trust both
editors and publishers will receive ample remuner-
alton for the service they here doing the legal
profession.
Such publication, we think cannot fail to be
useful TO the profession and profitable TO the pub
lishers. Philadelphia Legal IntellgencT.
May 8