Literary Notices.
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We have received from Mr. Wm Pat. Ion, Pc, iodical Agent, Tribune Buildings, New York, the following, viz;

 Graham's McgaSine, for July,a splen- did number, containing among other at fractions, an elegant mezzotint. likeness of Gen. Zachary I'dylor, which is said 10 be the only correct likeness of the old he- TO which has yet made it's appearances Two other superior engrayings embel- ishthe number. The literary contents are, as usual attractive and varied, and fromthe pens of our most accomplished writer's.

 The Ladies' National Magazine, for July, contains contributions from Ms. Stephens, Mrs. Flames, H. W. Herbert T. s. Arthur, Chas. J. Pete son, Mary L Lawson, Henry Worford, &c. The en. cravings are fashion plate and Anne Boleyn with Archbishop Cranmer tho night before her executions"

 Consumption Curable: A practical Trea.

 ise on the Lungs, to prove Co1sump>

 ton manageable disease 1; contain ing the causes, cure and prevention of

 consumption, By J. s. Rosr, M. D.

 This is is the title of u little work just issued from the press of w. II. Graham Tribune buildings. It is useful book and will have an extensive circulation < gsse,-ss;;.,tt s.se,-ss;;.,tt. ass:sa ,.rs.