The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-30
NEW R0OK.S

From J. L. Titon Co., Boston. For sale by |
Armstrong and Berry:
BERTHA AND HER BAPTISM By the author of agnes and
the Little Key, Sc Fourth edition. vol l2mo. 1889
Also:
fi5GS; GsG 3s d BE y nH1FS
/ vol. l2mo. 1889.
Also:
ry,with interesting narratives and instances Of remark
vol. lsmo. 1889.
Also:
CATHARIyr. By the author of Agnes and the Little Key
Third thousand. vol. l2mo. 1859.
Also:
AGNES LITTLE KEY Bereaved Parents instruct
ed. By her Father. Fifth edition vol i2mo 1859
From Rudd g. Carleton, New York. For sale
BY Henry Taylor:
TIE GREET TFInU lat or ThingcSmng pP9n the
First series. / vol. l2mo. 1859.
The PRESENT STATE ofMExIco. ByW. NJ. c. Baltimore
This little book appears to have been compiled
with some from authentic sources, with a
view to exhibit in a brief and comprehensive man
ner, not only the present social and political cond
ton of Mexico, but also its physical and material
advantages. We suspect that it is intended as a
piquant sauce to whet the appetite of those among
us who may be disposed to lend their aid to "disen-
thra and regenerate the said Republic on the best
terms. We presume it may be had of the book
sellers.
From Ticknor & Fields, Boston. For sale by
James s. Waters:
TRUE WoMAyuooD A Tale BY JOHN NEALE. vol, Emo
''To the reader" the author confesses that, not
being satisfied with his more youthful dongs and
not having time on hand to revise and correct his
early works--at the solicitation of LongfeIlow,
Allibone and others-he has consented to try his
hand on something which he hopes will Justify their
good opinion of him, and something that his chill
dren's children may neither be ashamed of nor
sorry for hereafter. This tale is the result of the
effort thus conscienciously inaugurated; and con-
curing, as we are compelled to do in Mr.. Meals
unfavorable estimate of the novels he has already
published, we shall not anticipate the readers
Judgment of this product of his mature years.
From Derby and Jackson, New York For sale
by Cushings Baily.
Moreland BY HENRY BRooKE, Esq, 4 new and revised
edition, with an introduction by the Rev W. P Stick-
Kingsley, NJ A. Complete in two volumes, I2mo 1860.
From John Cox, publisher, Bel-Air, Md:
The REVISED Laws OF TIE STATE or MARYLAND, By oTH9
ScoTr and HIRAM McCULLoUGH, Commissioners. vol,
| Svo., PIP. H.
Also:
THE Report Acrs ASSEMBLY relating to the Lo
cal Laws of Baltimore City BY the same In paper,
This indicates the approaching completion of
much needed and long prosecuted labor. The time
which has been spent it, although it may appear
to be great, has not been msapplied if it has led
| to complete and perfect digest of the existing
law of our State. Such, we know has been the end
conscienciousy, perseveringly, and most intelli
gently aimed at by the distinguished and learned
gentlemen to whom the work has been so judicious-
" confded The result is now before the people of
the State but it is to the Bench and the legal pro-
| fession it will have to look for the appreciation
which will stamp its value. 1t will be one of the
duties of the next General Assembly to pass upon
this code, and to make such alterations as may ap-
pear be needed to render it suited to our present
social needs. The digest of the local laws of this
city comes at very appropriate moment, when
the indications that very considerable changes
will have to be wrought in them, and when of
course it is most necessary preliminary to be well
informed as to what the law actually is.
MAGAZINES RECEIVED.
| The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for December, 1889.
From John Freeman, Agent, $50 West Baltimore
| street,
| BLAcKwooDs EDINBURGH MAGAZINE fer November.
As this is the last of the reprints of Messrs. L.
Scott Co., which will be issued prior to the new
year, we call attention to the fact that this House
republishes The london Quarterly, (conservative)
The Edinburgh Rerieo, (whig); The North British
Revierc, Gree church); The Westminster Reuie,c,
Qiberal); as well as Blacktooods celebrated Month
ly, all for the annual subscription price of So
By clubbing, four copies may be had for $50 per
annum. 1t is wholly superfuous to speak of their
qualities to a civilized community speaking the
| English language.