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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

A bachelor The other morning remark
ed that wives who use the needle are
like the enemy spoken of in the parable,
they sow TAREs while the husbandmen
sleep.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

" a Miss Laura 3. Jordan, young
lady of Ia, who lives about four miles
and half from this place, was struck
by lightning, yesterday morning, while
dressing, and severely injured. We hear
however, that she is rapidly recovering
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

Jewelry in some parts of the country
is becoming quite fashionable again. An
editor of an exchange paper says he met
a lady on the street, who had farm on
each wrist. four story house around her
neck, and at least six life mem berships
to the Bible Society attached to each
ear.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

There were three hundred and sixty
three deaths in New York last week.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

1t is rather singular fact, viewed in
all its relate tina: Virginia was found
ed BY the fugitive slave, Capt. John
Smith, who killed his Turkish master in
order to achieve his freedom.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

CO. We have had no Marriage noti-
ces this week,.. Wonder what the folks
are about? Is Marshall county we'll bal
anced? Come, old Bachelors walk up
and hitch on. Now is. your time. The
little fairy 5arque Cupid, leaves Yellow
River bridge. on Sunday next, at o'clock,
P. M. bound for the port of Hymen, and
the Elysian Shades. Come, step aboard
with your fair brides and visit the golden
regions Of paradise!
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

Counterfeit three cent pieces are in
circulation in Cincinnati.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

Ata Graham clearinghouse, the bill
of fare for breakfast consist of shingles
fried in pump water-dinner of the soup
left By the shingles. thiekened with saw
dust.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

At Concord, N. H. a woman named
Chandler committed suicide by taking
corrosive sublimate. to which act she
was superinduced by attending the spir-
itual rappings.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

New Orleans is becoming rapidly de-
populated--hundreds leaving daily for
the North, to spend the hot season.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

OTMr. Greeley writes from London
that he had paid visit TO several model
lodging houses; in one he saw 'newlr
invented brick. which struck him favor
ably.'--Cin. Nonpcreil.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

The Washington Intelligencer of Sat
urday publishes corrected returns, max
ing the total population of the Unite
States 23.298, 900.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09


are assured will put every disorganizer to
the blush!
THE WORLDS FAIR Trouble Among
the AmerieGn miSsioncrs, &c.,-A
late letter from London, TO New York
Express, says:
There is something said, We hear, ola
meeting of the American commissioners
TO the great Exhibition from the various
States, to express their dissa tisfaction in
regard TO some matters going on within
the Crystal Palace. From what we can
learn, the appointment of Horace Greeley
as the head of the American Commit
tee of Jurors, does not meet with gene
raj appreciation. The Southern Commits
sioners take especial offence. it appears.
particularly as Mr.. G. has just addressed
an anti-slavery meeting here. in which
very improper and discourteous language
was employed in relation to the United
States. and resolutions passed denying to
be found in the vicinity! We give you
the facts, and leave your readers and the
Express to indulge in their own COM
ments.
John G. Cunningham, Esq, Commits
sioner from Virginia, has decided here,
the long mooted point a to which was
the first steamer that crossed the Allan
tic. Mr.. c. hunted up the proofs, and
in the London Times of the 2Sth of May,
we Sc, conclnsivelv shows that it was the
Savannah, Capt. Rogers, from Savannah,
which arrived here in'June, lS49, aftera
passage of eighteen days. So John Bull
must knock under, We have now the
honor of owning the first, as we'll as the
fastest of the ocean steamers"
ELoPEMENT-Last week the wife of
DR.. Sell. who kept small drug store in
Beaver, Pa. eloped with one Ira Ransom
a contractor on the railroad The lady
disguised herself in mans apparel, and
started off with the gay Lothsrio in the
stage for Bridgewater. The husband
sold out his shop, and Start
ed in persuit vowing vengeance against
the seducer.
0CTA New Orleans paper contains the
following important advertiser emf:
'Mrs. Imogene II. Lord has just ar
rived in this city from New York, where
thousands have been made supremacy har.
py by her skill. She announces to the
LADIES of New Orleans that she is able
to impart TO them a means TO obtain the
of such of the other sex
as they may wish TO captivate. She will
promtly reply to any letter, addressed to
her name at the New Orleans Post-office,
enclosing 81, and acquaint the applicant
with this rare secret. Mrs. L. will also
sell charms to cause the wearer TO grad
ually grow younger and more beautiful.
on receiving an enclosure of So"
oyMr. Greeley writes from London
that he had paid a visit 10 several model
lodging houses; in one he saw 'newlr
invented brick. which struck him favor
ably.'--Cin. Nomporeil
Counterfeit three cent pieces are in
circulation in Cincinnati.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

A contemporary thinks that If ever the
recording angel should feel disposed to
drop a tear over the sins of John Bull
with the hope of blotting them out for
ever. nothing less than a very Niagara
food would be Of any service.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

On the vast prairies Of Texas. little
plant grows, whose leaves point uner'
ringiy to the north--a guide for travel
lers across those trackless wilds.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

Agentleman in Albany, seeing a pretty
maid with his wife's bonnet on. kissed
her, surprising her to be the real owner.
He soon discovered the owner through
the assistance of his wife.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

Oy We would call attention to the
advertisement of Henry B. Pershing.
He has good and extensive supply of
Drugs and Groceries, seldom offered for
sale in these wet diggins. Tread up,
Farmers and Mechanics, Jews, Turks and
Gentiles. Brother Pershing will attend
to youf wants in his best style.
We call attentionalso to Pomeroy &
Cos advertisement. They have been sell
ling very rapidly the first half of their
new spring goods, and they offer the re-
mainder at very low rates. Now is your
time. Run everybody and secure your
fortune before it is toe late.
The Bank of France has now the un-
precedented sum of twenty three million
nine hundred thousand pounds sterling
of specie in its vaults, while its note
circulation is only twenty million pounds.
We regret to learn. says the St. Louis
Times, that on the 10Th ult. there were
about thirty five cases of cholera at Yves.
ton, twenty-five Of which proved fatal
There was general panic in the place
and the town was almost deserted. Nc
new cases had occurred at Indepen.
dence.
A contemporary thinks that II ever tn,
recording angel should feel disposed t.
drop a tear over the sins of John Bull
III H. 49, ~ hI~+&;ac ,r,>or o,,t Co.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

The government of Cuba continues to
make arrests Of Fillibusters. A printing
office has been discovered in cave near
Principi, which had issued liberal docu.
ments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

CY brotherhood of the Union-Ouvrler Cir
eie-he Members fthis Circle requested 10 meet on
FRIDAY EVENING, ant O'clock al National Hall Ca.
mai At Room stu floor By order OF the Committee ia It,
r. Card,-The trends and eonsignors OF COOKE,
BROTHERS 4 CO are informed that they were NOT
oct al the recent Fire Ia San Francisco ss 10 stated
in the papers The building In whchthe tire originate De-
lonsed no them but was eased TO other parties Their
place Of business in their Fire Proof Brick Store, on Cali
LORNA a. Ia which and board Of their In the
harbor their goods mostly stored Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
LECTURE NOTICES.

~ Last Lecture.-KAH ~, ii
~ seiy,r Lecture at the Iudian Portrait Gallery, 5'7
BROADWAY, THIS friday EVENING a. ~ oeof SSd oo
Tonpcs Wars Cere MONIES Courtshp aud Marriage sno
who performs H." ,,, r o.,,ra i941tt
Admisson Is cents 10 the Gallery and Lecture. ~
~ Cath ole IDsituteT6e i5 % b1 s. ,, me
S'yvvsssni Institute CSC Broadway, by Rev JOhN
BOYCE Of Worcester, Macs
90 sIffi ~ ~ ' T. C. FINNELL, NJ. D. Secretary.
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INTERMIsSION.
GRAND GIFT BALL AT TRIPLER
OHALI.-CIYIC. MILITARY AND FANCY DRESS.


Present with every Ticket.
without lottery, III luck or favor.
The most splendid entertainment Of the season, strictly
IN accordance with and popular desire, will take place
81 above, on
MONDAY EVENING, February 8, 1851.
Tickets, 81 each, admitting gentleman and lady Extra
tickets for Ladies, 81.
r. Each ticket in addition to the entertainments, will
ene the purchaser lie full value in fancy useful ar
hcles from the extensive stock al TUTTLES Emporium,
S45 Broadway.
The gins may be selected previous TO any time are
the Ball Tie price distinctly marked every article
AL who wish to enjoy treat expense, should
procure their tickets Immediately the number limited
FLOOR MANAGERS.
ID. B. Hasbrouek, John Agate,
Richard 3. Connolly, Carlos D. Stuart
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
w. c. Tnpler, H. Fuller,
George Loder Capt w r. Knapp
Capt A. c. Castle, T. J. Mercer,
r. II L. Townsend Capt W. n. Underhil'
VIM. ]. Harrington John Hooper
Spencer w. Cone, T. Hitchcock.
Dodworhs celebrated land in fl force, Is engaged Tor
the occasion.
Tickets for sale at TUTTLEs Emporium, Si5 Broadway
y 2eod
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CHEAPER! !! CHEAPEST!!..

O-Itis fact interesting to Bird Fanciers and o;sc-
that there are selling of lsl Mott handsome L.
Canary Birds some hrstrse songslers, hfly per eea
cheaper han at any other place In the city Call end
for youneyes - pair and upwards. 1871 hOstsi nss
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THE LUTTRELLS; Or the Two Marriages By Folke-
stone Williams. Esq. svo. paper, Is cents.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
A NJ MERwIH. Aucnoneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & co. 204
bBROADWAY.-Cash advances made upon al con

DBRoADWAY-Cash advances made upon al coz
MONDAY EVENING Jan q, at 81 o'clock.
sr,pgRB ENGRAvINCs-An extensive collection OF fne
line and mezZotn modern English and French engraYings
colored and plain, in expensive frames
Also choice collection Of sheet engrayngs by the most
celebrated artists Of Europe just received from London,
with which the sale viii commence
STANDARD BooKs-Being large collection Of popular
works in the various departments OF Literature and great
variety of Standard Miscellaneous publications. School
so an extensive assortment Of staple and fancy foreign
and domestic Stationery, Biank Books. &C; - -
The whole 10 be sold without reserve to close consgn
ments. o., ~ -
meuced on MONDAY, March "a, 1851.
p co solicit consiguments Of Books, Paper, Sta
tonery Stereotype Plates Binders Coth Leather NC tor
the next regular Trade Sale 10 be commenced al The above
Gate. -, -, e,.Lus - 49,
a5h Of anuary next al which time the printing OF The Cat
Eogue will be commenced. - J., - 49,. 1910, %,
The usual cash advances VIII DC in11o VI Mo 'oeP
TERMS OF sALE-On al purchases from the whole GAIA;
logue amounting 10 $3.50 and upward four and ak monhs
credit on purchases from the whole Catalogue less man
e75O ard more than slO0 four months creoiI ana Puf
chases less than 500, cash. ,, H., - al nn,-
discount Of one per cent VIII Do allowed on al Pui
AT PRIvATE SAtE-Bohns Libradss, consisting Of the
1seSS e6esp series These highly popular and valuable
publications offered 20 the trade IN quantities a. Wen
~ M Ins1e range OF subjects embraced II the several
series they well adapted her TO me Libraries OF pubic
institutions the shelves OF private collectors Tue enter
" adding new ssues and on the character OF those hero
tofore brought OUT may be readily presumed what the
TIE aIest issues received are Tsylors Holy Living and
Dying and Lamsrines Genevevethe former Of the SAn-
dsrd Library and the latter Of Bohns Rew series Plato
vol 8; Cicero's Oficis and KittOs Scripture bands.
Also LaTdner's Lectures Science and Ara Ewbsnks
Hydraulics and Mechanics Bennes Double Entry BOOK
AIso a larse assortment of Can and Letter Paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
WIN. Ii. FRANKLIN, AucIioneer.

WIN. r. FRANKLIN, AucIl0neer.
GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
N-WILLIAM H. FRANKLIN SON co. viii sell
at Auction, on WEDNESDAY January q, al l2oclosa,
the Merchants Exchange and the following days. $50
LOTS fret, Second Fourth. Finh, Sixth and Seventh
Avenues 47ih 48h, 18Th, 18th, 9th, Obseryatorys
95th seth, gh, ll7th, 18th, 18th and Haemsns IN
East River.
The maps now ready for delivery at the Office OF the
Auctioneers. Broad-st (4,573j 1915
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. En-
u PRESS-CoNTENTs: Prose-Newman Noveue, a
rscy story; The Wild Cat hunting sketch; The Wiies
Flint Grief; The joys Of Home klOggng in the Navy
Provision for EmgIsnis Book Table; Domestic and 70
reign Affairs The Earths Crust Madame Catalina; choice
selections from distinguished Authors; HumOT; Horucn
ure Agriculture and a vsried MISCELLANY: POeuy-Un-
written Music Life Is Real The Chase; The Spot where
my Sister was Laid would not have Thee Young Again
&c Single copies For sale by Newspaper dealers.
Subscription g per annum- Dealers supplied BY
"a p CHAS. J. WALKER, p Ann-sI
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WANTED-Two experienced Canvas
sers for the city and country Good references re
quired. Apply al the Office Of the WEEKLY REVIEW,
Spfuce-sL 14 IL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

A S GARDENER, by respectable young
man Of good experience in this country He under
stands his business in every department. Of vegetables
fruits and flowers all The modes of propagation, early
forcing and the management Of greenhouse. Can sho y
excellent testimonials of character, &c. with the best OF
city reference Address T. T. 30 Nsssaust room b. OF
24i Twelfth-st In the store. iA 1T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
CATTLER'S COSMORAMAS, corner

SBroadway and TbirteenlhsL-Admssion1 . cents Inc
first section consisting Of collection Of % Views o. ~
rope Asia Minor Syria the Holy Land, Egypt Nuos ano
Arabia viii be replaced In the course OF come wsens ~
new and equally Interesting ones. =" "
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d. s. HoUGB Auctioneer.
A UCTION SALE of the balanc

A UCTION SALE of the balance of
Il n mortgaRed remaining uDsoid Mon
days SALE which viii be positive and without reserve
ssng Of bureaus sofas soa bedseads mahogany and
pie chairs splendid hair mattresses feather BEDS mahogany
fancy tables mahogany and walnut rockers, mahogany,
walnut and maple bedseads looking gasses clocks with
great quantity ofcrockery and kitchen furniture. Also,
superior wagon for camphene grocery store. Rain or
shine 13AA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

NNTANTED.-AL Lady or Gentleman to
w play on melodeon in church. for moder salary
Ability 10 az plain church music sght required Ap-
NV personally TO w. 5. 202 East Broadway. J2i u
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AsrHoxY }. BLsEcKER. Auetioneer.
&IX HOUSES and LOTS on Baltic

~ AID Smith s,s IN he Civ Of Brooklyn at AUCTION.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii eel al Public Auc %,
on FRIDAY. Jan. a. 1851 NJ y O'Clock, a. the Real Es
tate Sale Room No Bfoafs the following property,
VIZ:
sNIrh.sT. ~ TIE CRY or BRooKLYs-TheS three sto-
~ BkiCk DWELLING HOUSES and LOTS, situated
90 NE esst side Of smihst between bac and Butler sD
commencing 40 feet from Bste-st sad Lots being each IN
sze a feet 'front.' and by e0 feet IN depth The houses
each ~ by 81 feet In oep h. finished good STYLE with
marble msnies 6e also, Gel and every couyen-
fence fer genteel families
OK BALrIc-sT.-Aso, twc-siory BRICK DWELLING
HOUSES and LOTS on Baucst IN Of the shove be-
tween Smith and Hoyt SIS commencing 100 feet from
smhs SAID Lots being each IN size 10 feeg inches 'front.'
byICO eot in depth Houses each 10 feet g. inches by
feet In Depth finished In good style, with marble manles
and under cellars iron rail ngs In 'front.' each being genieeI
residence fer small family.
portion OF the purchase money on the above property
remain on Bond and Mortgage
For maps and further psrLca apply TO the Aaenoneer
7 Broad-sL fl97l lS u
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER. Aucuoaeer.
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY 81


IL Eldhdgest st AUTHORIZATIONS J. BLEECK-
Err will sci auction MONDAY, Jan; q, is5l, al u
O'clock the Real Estate Sales Rooms BroadsI the FOB
lowing VALUABLE PROPERTY, viz:
On ELDRDGEsT The 2story and attic brick mont
HOUSE and LOT ground, known ss 81 Edndge-st.
said Lot being nsize - feet inches ont and by 100
feet in depth House y feet inches by about S feet In
Depth with alley way leading the building which
Is occupied as carpentershop
$500 Of the purchase money remain on bond and
mortgage for years cent annum For TURNER
particulars apply 10 the Aucuoneer, Broadsl
il3 l5l82lts u,TS)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

THE PICTORIAL FIELD.BOOK OF THE REVO.
LUTON Or, Illustrations by Pen and Pencil, ofthe His
tory Scenery Biography Relic, and Traditions OF the War
for Independence BY Benson j. LOSING, Esq With over
COO Engfavings Wood, by Losing and Barre chiefly
nom original sketches by the author. Published IN Nos
8vo paper, IS cents each
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ASTHoNY j BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
MNIIE r LA IInI n DDnDEDfnV OE

ANTHONY J BLtECktki AuctIOneer
UHE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY 90
IL THIRD-AVENUE AT AUCTION ANTHONY j.
BLEECKER win sell at Auction, on TUESDAY, Jan %,
1851 a! ~ O'clock the Rea Estate Sales Room Broad
II. the following valuable property, viz:
THIRD-AyEs The valuable LEASEHOLO PREM
IsES Known No So I hirdav between l2th and 18th
s The building is 3story house, with store the lot H.
II feet inches 'front.' by 100 feet In depth The Lease 10
from the Suyvesant Estate, and has years TO run, with
covenants for renewals At Ground Rent OF Slf6
annum and IL frat stand for business 900 Of the
purchase money can remain on Bond ard Mortgage.
For further particulars apply TO the Auctoneer, Broad
oil. (lNl) JDb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

80 Tyyenty.6rst-st, Calamity. is hereby
given ina The whole proceeds Of The sale OF the renants
fcbets IS IN number, OF The Grsnd Furniture GIN Con
es,, no iske plsce TaIs EVENING, viii be hanied q
49, Honor Msvor KINGSLAND, for the Benstt OF th'
idows and Orphans Of the sufferers of The CALAMITY II
Tvepty.f1sst G. C. WILLIAMS, lS7 FultOn-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

e. DIR. James w. Powell, Aurtst. &c. con-
nues exclusively Diseases OF he Sye and Ear
from to O'Clock daily, at Il WAren-st corner OF Broad
way where be had his popular Treatise the Eye"
Price 50 cents Also bis self acting Eye and Ear FOun-
tain Artificial Eyes inserted without pain operation,
Thai will move HE Il o natural Eye. lie 6teOds
" ship stag-EOund for san Francisco
Slippers viii please hand Ia their Bills OF Lsdng mmed
sey a. Il Important they should be signed before the
vessel sails Passengers viii report themselves oa SAT-
URDAY MORNING.
T. d. SUTTON co, 81 Wal-st
j2S 81 JOHN OGDEN, lie WGl.sL
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKsR, Auetioneer.
InNHE NAIUARIE PROPERTY o


THE VALUABLE PROPERTY on
II the corner Of Mott and Chatham sts at Aucton-AN-
THONY }. BLEECKER viii sell auction on MONDAY,
jan n, 1881, al the Real Estate Sales Rooms Broadst
the following valuable property, viz:
CHATHAM AND MoTT sTS.-The valuable LOT Of ground
with the story brick BUILDING thereon. known Nos
ia and l76 Chshast Of MosI said Lot being In
size % feet inches fronting Chathamst 50 feet
inches In the by about IS feet 10 inches In deph
Moist and about 81 feet IN depth the other side Tile
unQuesonsbe. For terms maps and further Particular
apply the Aucuoneer, = Broadsk 1879 rs
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DARTNER WANTED-Either specia,

IL active with Capital Of S5co0 to join In Mantle
turing Business 10 be established IN one Of The most pe
ant villages IN Western NewYork IL Is safe, Pleas
done exclusively for cash, secured for ten years and
net over fly per cent Particulars only DO given o.
personal interview. Best Of city reference syen AM
CURED. Address 8. A. H. Mil at ohce Of Jourd o - A.
merce. - "a
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SMITHS NEW CLASSICAL Die

- TIONARY HARPER BROTHERS, 80 Cif-sL
will publish, Thursday, January q, A NEW CLAS-
SICAL DICTIONARY. OF Greek and Roman Biography,
Mythology, and Geography Partly based upon the Die
ionary Of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology
by WILLIAM SMITH, LII. ID. Editor OF the Dictionaries of
Greek and Roman Antiquities and OF Greek and Roman
Biography and Mythology. Revised with numerous cor
of the Greek and Latin languages in Columbia College
Royal 8vo, sheep Price 81 80,
The present American edition. which has been superin
tended by Professor Anthem, appears nearly simultaneous
ly with the English edition. having been printed from sheets
received in advance and thoroughly revised for circulation
In this country The experienced editor Inexperienced his
task with the ability which might be anticipated from his
critical learning and accuracy He has made important adj
ditiOns from the most recent authorities with view OF
adapting the work still completely toiunior students
Many which had escaped tho vigilance OF the Org-
nal editor have been corrected several valuable tables
have been added and the whole work greatly improved
both In substance and form.
lie volume is rare specimen o. aboous accumulation and
tkul book that should be the hands Of
student snd the shelves Of library where the more
elaborate works which It is based ale not required
London Spectator
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DRIVATE SALE-BROOKLYN.--

ii one Ss,ory brick HOUSE and LOT on corner Court
Of between State and Schermerhorn ss soqlh d N
house 25x40 feet deep; size Of lot 25xleo ies L. t
modern style with sliding doors msrDiS ~ Sish
One house ad oinn q same dimensions s1r 3 ayrna- =
For particulars sppy 10 A. J. BLEECAEh AucH Sa
Brosd-et. 49,