The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-05-01

a Neio and Improved Standard French and Eng
iish and English and French Dictionary. com
posed from the French Dictionary of the French
Academy, Laveaux. Boise, &c; from the Eng
lish Dictionaries of Webster, Johnson, Richard
son, &C.; and from the Dictionaries and Works
OF Science, Literature and Art, of Brande,
McColloch, Ure, &C.; containing great num-
Der OF words not to be found in other Dctona-
ries, with the Definition Of all Technical, Sci
entifc and Abstract Terms By A. G. CoLLoT,
Professor of Languages and Literature, late
Professor in the University Of Oxford, England.
Philadelphia: c. G. HENDEasoN & Co.
This ia octave volume of 324 pages, issued in
a neat style of Typography 1t is intended to fur
nish comprehensive and complete French and
English Dictionary that would give a correct de-
fnion of words in their various acceptations. with
good system Of pronunciation II contains q
large number of words not found in any former
similar work. such met with in the most re-
cent treatises science and art, technical terms
of late origin, and words growing out of new dis
coveries, &c. In the compilation of the present
work the author has availed himself Of the most
recent English and American dictionaries, and OF
course the latest works approved by the French
Academy. A valuable treatise on pronunciation
and the irregularities of the French verbs forms
the introduction, and an appendix is added in
GLIDING two vocabularies Of NEUROLOGICAL, his
horcal and geographical names which differ in
the two languages either in spelling or pronun-
citation.
II is to be found in this city at the bookstore
Of w. M. MORRISON
Ne,o Spanish and English Dictionary. in two parts:
l. Spanish and English. II. English and Span
ish. &c. By F. c. MEADOWS, Of the University
Of Paris, author of the New French Pronounc-
ing Dictionary" &c. Philadelphia: THOMAS,
CowPERrHwAIT x Co. 1852.
The large and increasing intercourse of our cti
zens with countries in which the Spanish language
Ia spoken, render this volume peculiarly accept
able at the present time. The first part compre
hends all the Spanish words with their proper ac-
cents, and every noun with its gender. The Sc
cond part, with the addition of many new words,
contains all the various meanings of English verbs
in alphabetical ORDER all expressed by their corre-
spondent Spanish, in a simple and definite sense.
At the end Of each part is affixed list of usual
Christian and proper names, names of countries,
SC.
For sale in this city at WIN. nj. Nom IsoN's.
Hungary in 1851: lcith Experience of the dusria,,
Police. BY CHARLES LonINo BRACE. New York:
CHARLES SCRIHNER. 1852.
MIR. Brace, in his journey through Hungary, en-
joyed unusual advantages for observing thorough
ly the condition OF the Hungarian peoplc--in its
mo1scs, advantages such hs no EnSllsh or Amerl-
can traveller has had since PAaEr in 1885 The
object OF his present work is present merely,
without speculations; and the author says he will
be abundantIy satisfied if his passing picture of
Hungary Enslaved shall furnish msterial to the
historian who shall write some day of Hungary
Delivered. The volume is illustrated by map
and several engravings.
For sale by TAYLOR & MAURY.
Thorpe quiet English IoiDn, and Human Life
Therein; by WILLIAM MoUNTFoRp. Boston ::
TIcKNoR, REID FIELDS. 1852.
This is very neat and well-printed duodecimo
which we have just received from Messrs. TAYLOR
MAURy. Its title is indicative of its character.
Lecture en- the Political Condition of Spain by
S. Il. WALLIS.
We have heretofore noticed this lecture. II can
be obtained at TAYLOR & MAuRY's.