The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-21
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Bsaueta~Ps, ds Ksn,neGy Trogsdy. BY W. Gilmore
Sinus esq Redheld
Beauchamps Is ths sequel to the story Of Charlemont
which noticed short time SINCE the artistic abilities
and beauties which therein displayed are set on to
better advantage in the present work owing the better
adaptation Of the atsre We do not know, indeed IL
apt think the work which he reads from the men
Of this gifted author the best admirable they ALL
sale by Franck Taylor.
An Esay Liberty and Slavery, BY Albert Taylor Bedsoe
LII. D., professor of mathematics in the University of Vr-
ginia
We indebted to the learned professors Of the Virginia
University for number Of exceedingly valuable works and
among them this is not the least able interesting Pro-
lessor Bedsoe has handled his subject Ia most mastery
STYLE and the highest compliment we pay him to wish
that his essay could be carefully and honestly read by
sbotoat We may possibly refer to it again 1t may be
had of Franek Taylor.
The American Graps-gro,Oe. Guide. BY William Charl-
ton.
An admirable work. intended especially for the American
climate The subject is which should command the in
eros of every farmer and the book is which every
interested in growing should have For sale Frano
Taylor.
The Mormons Homs-in series of letters BY Mrs. b.
G.. Ferris (wfe of the late United States secretary
Utah.
This in every respect the most interesting
most faithful picture OF the domestic and social condition and
relations of this most singular sect which has yet been writ
ten The letters read like real letters that written
letters and for letters and have all the lively
interest and abando. Of such. 0#@8
Journey IN the Ssaboard Shore sates ,0ih remarks their
economy. BY Frederick Law Olmsted New York. Dix d
Edwards.
OF this work the author in his preface he is
that it has fault: it is too fault fnding" SO We
think, and thinking only say with the author
the outset the reader understand that invited
travel in company with honest growler For sale by
Franck Taylor.
The Literary Messenger.
The March number this excellent magazine
with its usual amount of valuable and interesting matter
1t bids fair to equal il not surpas its reputation in its
palmest days. when Edgar A. Poe sat In its chair editorial
The Messenger boasts its regular contributors
peared of the ablss of American periodical papers,
whether of stories The table Of contants for the
present number is as follows
by Thomas Dunn English English Dictionaries with Re
marks upon the English Language; by A. Roane. Pm
Alone. The kanawha Mountains. The Deaf and Dumb,
and the Blind by the Rev. John G. McCabe Moral Ten
dency of Goetbes Writings by Thomas b. Holcombe. Son
by Paul IL. Hayne. The Pursuit of Truth, (concu-
ded Sonnet. The Philosophy of Dress by the Rev. W.
dora Unhooped. Ny Friend BY Mrs. Mary L. Neay.
Winter Scenery by Cecilia Want "DeviPs Gap" Mar
garet aud Faust.
Death of DR.. Robert Henry Horace In Washington.
Notices works The Attache at Madrid Confden
ta Correspondence of Napoleon Selections from the Wr
tngs of andor Home Service Songs and Ballads of the
Revolution Pamphlets Documentary History Of the Amer
lean Revolution squer's Central America Bohn's Recent
Publications Partisan Sights and French Principles F.
III. Butler * Co.'s Edition of Macaulay Alone and the
Hidden Path New Juveniles; Poems of Vaughan and
Donne