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Doubleday & Sears have sent copy of the new play of "London Assurance" which has had such an uncommon run in England and in our Northern cities. The publishers Turner & Fisher, of Philadelphia.

 This edition was, we believe, printed from copy made by sternographcrs, who took it down as acted on the stage; and is said to be identical with the manuscript of the acting copy.

 The Play is il very lively productions full of drama tic efect and likely to succeed admirably repre- sentaton, from the number of striking positions and the yivacity and occasional wit of the dialogue.-- With these qualities, it is hardly worth while to in- vestgate too closely the probabilities of the plot or the naturalness and consistency of the characters.

 The same publishers have issued text book for schools and colleges, entitled "Physiolosy and Animal Mechanism" It is preiaced by number of letters from some eminent scientific Professors in various colleges, commenting the plan and exc cution. It is also for sale by Doubleday & Sears.