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The CHALLENGE OF BARLErTA; Paine II Bur-
CESS, New York: k:-This is the first number Of " the
Medci Series of Italian Prose" by MassneoD Eze-
Clio, translated by C. f. Lester. 1t is said to be one
of the best romances in the Italian language
The PARSONAGE OF Mora; Harper Brothers, New
York.--One of Frederlka Bremer's interesting
works translated by VIM. Hewitt, forms No. SO Of
the Library of Select Novels.


The FORTUNE HUNTER; Taylor, New York
Mrs. Mowatt's last production, of some interest !;
being description OF New York society


HISTORY OF IRELAND, Parts 3 and A. Sadlier, New
York.-A very valuable work well executed, in
every respect.


THE WANDERING JEW, No. 49, Winchester, New
York.


THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INSANITY. for july !:
Burgess Stringer, & Co, New York-The present
number contains Interesting account of the asy-
lum for the insane in the Bloomingdale Road and
number of other valuable papers on the subject OF
this fearful malady.


RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES OF THE CLERGY ;
Parsons Il CO., Hartiord.-A most beautiful exhor-
tatlon by the Rev. ]. M. Wainwright of this city,
delivered in Christ Church, Hartford, Conn, at an
ordination held by Bishop Brownell, published by
| request.


The PARTING SrrRlr's ADDRESS TO HIS MOTHER ;
Stanford ~ Swords, New York-A neat well writ
ten little work by the Rev. w. f. Wyatt, of Balti-
| more.


| LrrTELL's LIVING AGE, No. 81; TAYLOR, New
York.-An interesting number.
| The DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, for July and August ;
O'Sulvan, New York.-Contains some very excel
| lent and ably written papers.
| The NATIONAL MAGAZINE, for August; Fisher,
| New York This work gives some evidence of in
dustry, but very little OF originality.
| TRAVELS OF MARCO POLO Harper & Brothers.
New York.-Thls Is an extraordinary production
worthy OF attention, being work hitherto scarcely
Known except by the favortes of the Inflated author
who during It's laborlous composition suffered the
pains of cruel incarceration at Pisa


HARpER's ILLUMINATED SHAKESPEARE, AND Illus
TRArED BIBLE Harper 81 Brothers, New York -
There IS Just published, OF the former Nos 6l2 and
the other No. Bleach Of these splendid works de-
serve the great success they have attained.


New Music; Mllleu, OF Broadway, has Just pub
| shed pleasing piece, entitled, "When Through
the Torn Sail, the words by Bishop Heber, and the
music by VIM Robers. Also, The Gondolier,"
ballad from the Opera OF the Daughter of St.
| Mark"


PRfvrs, &c.-Captain Bailey, of the packet shir
Yorkshire, has brought out with him from England
| a splendid hhographc sketch of his noble vessel
containing three views Of this fine craft also birds
eye view OF the port Of Liverpool; the whole of
which has been got up under the immediate superin-
tendance OF Captain Bailey and does infinite credit
TO his taste and judgment, for talthtulness &c The
Capt. has also had engraved on letter paper an nte-
ror view OF his vessel with plans of state rooms
&c, so that any one desrous of information as to
passage, can be furnished with all necessary infor
nation, drawings, &c.


Messrs Lewis and Brown, of Pearl street. have is
sued beautiful colored lthographlc view otAlbany
from the East. Ii does them infinite credit as ar.
fists.


Mr.. Alonzo Reed, the hospitabIe proprietor OF the
Hotel at Fort Hamilton and the Coney Island Pa.
vllon has Just issued spirited lithograph Of the Lat
ter capacious tent and surrounding scenery. The
admirers of clans, fish-chowder, and good ses
bathing, must feel IN extacles when they look
upon II.