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sSsifk's Alabama Justice.-This work which was

 advertised some weeks ago, as being in press, is now nearly completed. Mir. Smith has placed in our hands for examinaton, l92 printed pages, winch comprise nearly the whole oi the civil division.

 The work evnces considerable legal research ; and evidently been the result of studous and careful investigation. It is arranged with great simplicity aud the forms and precedents numerous. lt cannot fail to be useful contribution to the nelli- The volume will comprise about 500 pages, and will bs general guide book to all the civil officers oi the State. It is m press in New York, and the exscutou of the printing is superintended by Mir. F. Handy of this city. The pages before us present a beautiful spec ilen of typography.

 The work will be speedily competed-and wIllb received in this city early in November.--Fiag o the Upion1