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York. 1851. FowLsas & WsLLs, 13l Nassau
street. TnS WArss CUas JoUanAL, New York,
1851. FowLEas WELLs. l3l Nassau street.
We have received Nos. and Of each Of the
above works. printed in beautiful and enlarged
form. and cmbellished with quits number of we'll
executed onsravings consistng of portraits of en-
inent mon, and designs illustrative Of the subjects
to which they are respectively devoted. There is
of course great diversity Of opinion in reference
70 thsse sciences, so-calicd. To those, however,
Who arc skep&ical about them, or little acquainted
with them, the journals in question impart much
Information of curious and interesting nature,
whle 70 votaries and adopts they afford instruction
and pleasure The style in which they are got up
renders them ornament to any collection Of
books; and no general student should be without
publications Of such acknowledged interest. They
arc issued monthly at the low price Of 3 per an
mum for each.
&iiSrs TO SfoRrsMEN, containing Notes on Shoot
ing; the Habits of the Game Birds and Wild
Fowl Of America; the Dog, the Gun. the Field,
and the Kitchen. BY e. J. LEWIS, N. D.. mem
ber Of tho Academy Of Natural Sciences Of Phila-
dolphin; Of the Philadclphia Medical College;
American Editor Of "Youatt on the Dog" &C.,
&c. Philadelphia: LEA BLANCHARD, 1851.
We are indebted to the politeness of Mr.. FnAsck
TAyLoa for copy Of this handsome little volume,
the contents Of which are indicated by its title.
Thorough sportsmen will derive profitable in
structiOn from it, while to amateurs it must prove
of the greatest utility The subjects admirably
arranged, and comprise the most minute pasticu-
lars relating TO the game Of AL sections of this coun
try, the Of pursuing it. the seasons the inn
plements. sc.
Tas WssrMIxsrEa RsvIEw The January mum.
Der of this journal. in the American reprint of
Messrs. Leonard Scott x Co., has been received in
this city by Taylor & Maury. Tho titles Of the
articles in this number ]. Spanish Literature;
II. MAkanlat; III. The Angel World; Nv. Mackay's
Progress Of the Intellect; v. Drains, Rivers. and
Water Supply; vi. Educational Movements; VII.
Continental Prospects; VIII. The Battle of the
Churches; TX. Foreign Literature; X. Critical and
Miscellaneous Notices.
The FARMsa's GuIDE.--The fourteenth number
of the Farmers Guide to Scientific and Practical
Agriculture, edited by Henry Stephens, author of
the Book Of the Farm, &C., assisted by John p
Norton. M. A., and now in the course Of publica.
tion by Messrs. Leonard Scott & Co., New York,
has come to hand. This number contains great
deal Of Information on tho subject of cattle.
Taylor & Maury are the agents in this city.
HILDRETH's HIsToRY THE UNITED STArHs.-l
Messrs. Harper 4 Brothers have published the first
volume off second series. in continuation Of Hill
drcth's popular history. The three volumes of the
first comprised the colonial and revolutionary his
tory OF tho country the current series embraces
tho period subsequent to the adoption of the Fede-
raj Constitution. This volume begins with full
account Of the stale Of feeling and prevailing views
in the different States at the moment of the organ-
cation of the new National Government, showing
the origin Of that division of parties by which the
country since has been more or less agitated,
and the echo, at least. Of which still resounds in
our cars.
We observe that PUTNAM, Of New York, pub
ishes to-day, from the carly proof sheets received
from London, by an arrangement with Mr.. MuR-
RAY, L'Avengro; the Scholar. the Gipsey, and he
Priest, BY GEoRas BoaRow, author of the "Gip.
sizes in Spain," &c.
Among the volumes in the press of Messrs HAR-
PEA, are Curran and his Contemporaries; Lord Hol.
lands "Reminiscences; Roebuck's History of the
Whig Ministry; and Histories of Normandy and
England. by Palgrave.
TX MAnvEL's Reueriss Of a Bachelor has reached
ito sixth edition, each being of q thousand copies
From TIE Neso Orleans Picayne.
Mr.. CaIhoun.
ssFor the last quarter of a century Ouitman has