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 "Tza CHARLESTON BooK."-.Ws ars indebI. ed to MsssrS ]. M. Sumwalt | Co.,. for a copy of this beautiful work, We gsthsr from the compilsr's advertisement that il is strictly the work of the na. tisss," being made up ofogtse pieces in prose and verhe. written by citizens of Charleston. We have only had time to glance ils pages, and therefore can say bot little 10 its intrinsic value we recognise many names that give assurance that it possesses merit of mean order. The book con- tans upwards Of 400 pages, and is executed in a handsome style, bs'ng printed on fine white paper and beautiful type. Il purports 10 have been printed in Chsreston-lf so, il ia highly eredilabls to lhe southern press.

 We have also been favored by the same house witlt new novel entitled "Oasow, or the Protege of an Enthusiast:" an historical traditonary tale of the South, by gentleman of Alabama. This work is highly praised by those who have read il, as abound ing in thrilling incident and inspiring interest that never flags from beginning to end. There have been some spsculut on to the authorship-somo attri. buting il To Judge MEEK of Tuscaloosa, while oth- CTS, and we believe with the greatest probab lity, award the credit 10 Dr. 5. c. OLIVER of Monigom- cry. We are not advised whether the Dr. owns the suii impeachment.