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HUET's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE hns deserved |, gained high reputation both in the United States and Europe, not unly account of the vast amount of commercial and statistical information which Il contains, but for the consunnnate skill and tase of the editor in bringing them together in d s, ,stemaic and perspicuous form.

 The proprietor and present. editor has projected anoiher work, more comprehensive, but similar in it's objects to the Merchants Magazine. It will be composed ol series of volumes under the general lle of "HUNT's LIBRARY OF COMMERCE" the first of which is we believe in press and will lolm a handsome duodecimo volume of about 400 pages. There can be but little doubt that such a cocc ion IS is contemplated in the "Library Of Commerce" must prove highly acceptable to the merchant, polit ical economist and statesman, lrom the intrinsic clara of the information il will possess; incud

 ing. of course in its progress, whatever may tend illustrate the history, theory and practice of Com merce. Besides original and deliberately written Country, will, we understand, embrace the best lectea productions, bearing upon the design of the work, from the peis of able writers abroad, gone of which to be translated especially for the series. The first volume contain three distinct works of a commercial character, viz: Sketch of the Con- mercal intercourse of the World with China; ? History of the British Corn Laws and the Corn Trade; and 3. Memoirs of Commercial Drlusions.