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NEw PuBLIcATIoEs -Messrs. Appleton & Co. of New York, are engaged in publishing series ot works for popular reaIing under the tite of he Lii era,y Miscellany, two numbers of which lhey have kmdl, sentus.

 The irsI Is entitled GTtruds, n tale by the author of Amy Herbert, and is the second American from the last London edition. IL is an octavo volume of 333 pages and it's paper and topography are very neat. We have noi had leisure to peruse it.

 The second is a work of reputation mt sufficiently read in this c"untry. IL IS entitled Msmo,rs 9f on Ameucaa Ladg, wuh sketches of name rs and scene Y Iii Ameri"a as they existed previous To the Rcvo. lulon, a. il Is wrnlen, as some of our readers wII recnllrcl h"m ns title. by the celebrated Mrs aRANT lis account of the manners, habits, Dur ul's mi amnsemens of nur ancestry some two ol t'ree generations back, drawn up in simple bul sarhc lAneHage by one who participated Tn all she describes. ill be peruscd with profit as well as de iighl bv every reader of taste.

 Both these works are for sale at the Bookstore $. " Allen.

 While on the subject If books we take inc occa sion to acknowledge our obligations to some unknown friend for copy of lane Austn's capital noyel en 'lei Pride and Prjmdics. and copy also of lhe ad ventures of Capt. Simon Suggs, ate of the Tara poosa vounteers,-7a ths Census Sc. by n coun try editor, which were placel anonymously on oul table several days ago. Every one, subject to the blues, should lose time in possessing himself of < copy of Suggs' adventures. It is perfect nntdols to me elancholv