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We have received the September number Of
Littell's Spirit Of the Annuals. We have recon-
mended this work to our readers on another occa-
sion, and we repeat our opinion Of its merits
The contents Of the present number are Fardor-
ougha the Miser, an excellent story-OAUer
7vist, by that queer chap '.Boz,' and Nicholas
Nickleby, (both with engravings) by the samepen
-Zicci, a tale by Buwer-7he Tartan Bandit,
a thrilling narrative of facts-The English Thief
-Voyage in Convict Ship-7he New &auc
TRADE IN the East-Second Sight, with several
excellent pieces of poetry. By the by, his Mus
cum we have not received lately. Will the wor-
thy publisher oblige us by not forgetting us for
the future in that particular, our name is down
on the list of regular subscribers. Let him look
among the BIS for 1867.


We have also received from Coleman, New
York, beautiful bound volume, entitled, "Fire-
side Education" and edited by the author of Peter
Parlcy's Tales. We will take leisure hour to
pass our more elaborate opinion upon this highly
valuable work. 1t can be found at the Bookstores
in this City, and to parents and Children we alike
commend the work. Coleman will publish Dawes
poems in October We have sent him one bate b
of subscribers, and will be glad to send him ano-
ther. Will our friends look to the Proposals pub
lished in another part of our paper. We look
forward to these poems with great interest.


The Democratic Review for September, has
been published in this City by Langtree & O'sul-
livan. Portraits of Mr.. Woodbury. and Cilley
give pictorial interest to the work. The engrav-
ngs are very poorly executed, and the likeness Of
Mr.. Cilley very incorrect one.