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YE PRINCE DANCETH.

At Il o'clock, after supper, the Prince
opened the Ball with Mrs. Governor Morgan
and from that time onward it is supposed he
was Jolly. Dancing suits him.
There we're 5000 persons present. For fur
ther particulars see the conclusion of Sted-
mans poem in the next Vanity Fair.
Here endeth this lesson.
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT WEsTERN.---The re-
ceipts of the New York and Erie will no
doubt, be very much increased by the com
pletion of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway, which will occur about the 1st
Of November. The work is already fn-
ished to jamestown, and is being pushed
rapidly forward on the route thence to the
State Line, and Columbus on the Sunbury
and Erie. The grade is already far advanc-
ed When this track shall have been COM
pleted, the tive lines will probably command
an additional proportion Of through Eastern
and Western freights.--B Buffalo Courier.
LARGE FREIGHT BUSINESS. The Chicago
Press says that on Tuesday, the I'd of oc-
tober, the freight receipts of the Illinois Cen
tral Railroad exceed the round sum of $I2,-
600, being the largest days work ever reach
! ed on the freight department Of that road.
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R6S~ A few choice style hats at Mrs. Shaw's
Millinery rooms, 236 Superior street. tt
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Hon. Galusha A. Grow. of Penn, was at
the American House yesterday.
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Cincinnati, Sept. II, 1860.
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TERMS @ R@: B.s Bsasf %
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"a CHEESEMANs PILLS
N nnRsE nWNERs

Or. CHEESEMAN'S Female Pills re sold ,
CHURCHILL a BROTHER, Druggists.
q q. w. cor Mnfnrin A. 4 pmhIic Nnmnrn
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Sold by Z. W. Sackrider, and Churchill Bro.
EsS-sss advertisement in another column.
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~. The Bosom OF Destruction is The {

HB-HonoWay's Pills and Ointment are sold BY
CHURCHILL BROTHER,
S. W. cor Ontario st. and Pub. square
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OIL, FLUID and OAMPHENE CHANDELIERS
taken in exchange for Coal OH Burners.
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Since the publication of Worcester's Quar-
to Dictionary we have sold tl0enty copies of
Webster's Pictorial Quarto to one copy of
Woreester's, and hare filled all the orders zoe
hare received for the latter.
MOORE, WILsTAcH; KEYS & Co.
Cincinnati AuC d 1870
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~ For Telegraphic, Market and Marine
News see Fourth PaEe.
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N0AL OIL LAMPS AND CHAN
~ DELIERs, from to lights each.
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Republican Celebration and TOrchIlght

]. H. MILLER, Sec'l
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to the shores of a quiet lake across which
you look to distance limitless, and seem to
get away from the brilliant and magnificent
room to softer and more tranquil scenes
Calyo has not painted "scene," but a pic
ture, 80 exquisite the perspective that the
arbors seem rather a continuation than a
decoration of the room, and, like true pic
lures, leads you out Of yourself into the
scene which it depicts. The coup DOLL
Myriads Of lights, bewildering, superbI A
vast expanse Of dancing floor, desert like in
liantly lighted, rich in crimson, gold and
white Beds of flowers, the finest and rich
est Of decorations, the flowers which nature
has exhausted herself TO more make ex-
quiste. This is the coup d'GiL-light, flow
ers, color.
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TOILETTES

If our readers think we are going to re-
print column and half of descriptions of
toilettes, they are mistaken. Let one suf-
fee:
One Of the most distinguished toilettes was
a eorn-colored robe Of moire antique, the
skirt ornamented with seven narrow illusion
tlounces, simply hemmed, and an upper
SKIRT OF doubled illusion, caught up by trail
ing branches of black and yellow flowers
Low body, trimmed with Grecian folds, or
namented with boquets to match the garni-
ture Of the skirt. Head-dress black and
gold.
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From WASHINGTON City.

notes of the bank Of Commonwealth OF Philadelphia have
been taken By the banks here The police officers are on
the track Of OF the suspected parties who has JUST
turned from the South lie will probably be arrested at
his next stopping place Two other PERSONS believed I" he
secompliceS are under the surveillance OF the police
About 800 editors from the West, who arrived mere To-
day, from baltimore have continued their excursion 10
Mount Vernon They will 10 the city this afternoon
The rumored death Consul unrrs In JAPAN cscFe
ditee both here and In New York.
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NoapoLr May sArri:ed clipper ship .iir,,I
Philadelphia bound to Eio with coal -;r ,er t;sisr- M.r.
,h ~ t,,Io,s from st. Iaso. bound TO New ior' w'''i
.n~ar She has los, her sails and deck Load.
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"a CHANCE FOIs PEYSsC1NNS.O
NINTH view Of going West now offer to dispose OF
w property which consists Of cTse ;eI, and Lot n
House Is in good repair large and comnodous, and will
accommodate any ordinary family. There Is nso good
Stable excellent Granarv, and all necessary out build
ings Also OF the best gardens In the State This pro-
prrty lies about the Of the town. and Is in fact the
mos: desirable aud convenient OF any In the place. Be-
Sides this is excellent section OF country and is In
fact very desirable location for Physician To any
Physician wishing purchase, will simply say that Is
one the best openings know Of at ALL 10 this property
is attached No. Office, large and roomy. Expecting to
leave fer the West in very short time early applications
are desired. Address J. F. CROSS, NJ. D.,
Psh MidlIrhrool. Augusta Co. Va
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Mass Meeting in New Orleans,

New ORLEANS May a Mas, meeting held In this city
last night denounced the secession movement at Charles
and resolved regard enemies to the Constitution
all who attempt to produce separation OF the States
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s:'sg md STzg'E ,:iHjE; !,

Heitui, W..u WIS SGfitt'Scu Il IL" h"t y 'i--p ~
three wears in the peni;en.iary, for shooting
p.n. Sm:n$, OF the Exchange Hotel.
TEE 7.'ru RrGlacNr-Thc training Of Off
GERS OF '';'c "ii 1ith" will Commence n, Ash
land TO-DAY, ard continue unliI Friday. ing!l.
size. Or Saturday :.,c.c vii! hc i r2sincn.a!
muster. Tie .;tn is a famous o,,! corps
The n;i;cr;al grandfather Of tic present ld.
.iulant General was wouuGel willie in com.
niard OF il 81 Yorktown. Patrick lIcirY at
one tim;c !lci,; 4 commission in ii.
Tm:: EA% ~ Roc.EE-s vii, ere many weeks
clapsc, be A bar 70 navigation 10 longer 10y TIC
pon,!rrous chisc workc! h. steam and Cocpy
nad OSGo2d, has with is crushing a:j co!.t:;iG-
OILS stroncs. dispersed! Il !G;o fragments. : but
Il portion some ~ .ct by - feet. whici. when
removed, will leave clear c:.amrc. wila some
Ii or Is feet water .. :i.h tide
The sulm o! $4,000 was appropriated ny ,hr
City Council Cor the removal %: tie ledge
Scarcely on".thi:d However. d: iAat ai:.cun.
las ha@n expended. rs i. "ls iouHL l.t = :art
O! tie obstruction was not stIa!ic,! rock. b..
:. ,nass c! hoUldn:S rolled together ami cement.
Cd, Is il we're. hy sand. gravel. anI the Ike.
and consequently the difficulty o.rcwo"d was
!.,; rs gry:ip ~ was anticipated.
=! contract. j.: Eow about 10 hc made with
Coolcy !; Oscoo,l for dredging thc river below
/ III" hGi, AID Il i CNnCc!Cs. that the balance q
ih, al,,.,. contamination will H., suiIiCr,t IN
! ~ - VI ~ ||' "'''r' ~ '''' ''''S "'c' 80
! TIE bars, and ti!Gt t'lat most desirable result
| will he attained by rci Fall Withcl1 mean.
,u.. any nriifn,, -, G,t,..,. ,,,s, az. ,i,,t
- 49,. !,.r >''' -
:E tIl llc t!!S i.ii%l:IE>., "'iu '!VS-iS. lIy.eV
/ DsGoDd have done t.er ,itity well
! T...-,,..s t.-,., ,.r-r,-..,.,- rr,,;,-;,,.
'' . '>''' - '' - 80 '
4 rittHsn "I the tntied States
! ''' W. 80 "''''''."N N''''''' - -
! George l'a":""ri, I""ctc't i"r al indecent
| usSo,,lr rn NJ,; Navy rncwpl . -la:i,.n! l.: his
! , ' " 49, " ''' = go " -
t'!S WITNESSES !h: ':'c ,oi''!"H"'tiI.i were re-
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rcat,, OF f.Ei;ic;on waller 'En2csycIi.
" ::;ie Filters cJHc E&4Hirr:

NoHroLE Sunday, May e, 1863
Gentlemen: Our distinguished lclowcilizen,
LITTLETON WALLER TAZEWELI., breath
cd his last this morning at llilfpaSl ] o clock.
He had been i'll several days with pneumonia,
but retained his consciousness until o'clock
last evening. Ills fine faculties we're vigorous
to the end Of his carce" and the casual visitor
could casiiy divine what he was in his prime,
lie was born in December HI, and would
haze hecn cigh;y-six na lis next birthday.
With him passed away the last Of those H.
lustrious Virg!nians "io, born during the
early troubles Of the Rcvcln!ion, grew TO man.
hood in the presence Of the great statesmen Of
that c'a. and who illustrated in their own liTcs
and in tic splcndoror lheir shining talents, the
striking fact, that genius can display It's finest
faculties as well, If not with more dazzling ci-
feet in Il republic, aS in the SHADOW OF i throne
His corpse will be conveyed to the family
burial grouud Oh TIC Eastern shore OF Firs
nia tomorrow at two clock. II. i. &.
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NOTICE.

4. 9.v,..rr. NOTICE.
,r",nx:,,cs Err COTTON AND WOOL MASGFAC-
t,.-,.n, .oApANi having introduced into their es
- Yin Considerable quantity OF new wooleu Ma.
tIs'Aern trade eearray WooIES EAERics Of Sari.
.sn ~ s9pr'of quay in addition TO their present
.i Grsls p a'a -nt striped Cotton Osnaburgs, Cotton
Wool ard ~, .p,-Ih!s Company will buy or contract
r. ApPy,, IL pay the fullest market value for the
tsehrapat, T,h ,,., , WM. II. POWERS, Agent.
!. ~ DG;;---p,IN IN. 2ewaw.
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HAHEIED.

MARRIED on Tuesday, s,h instant BY the Egy. ; %sTl ;Tl
5s.eis. ~ Col. Ed Fon;ane ali Of this city.
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CucAGo, May S-kelogs has been ren"iii:'a'e" %: "'
Democrats OF the Fourth District for Congress
Saiu,cs are being fired in honor Of ia67r WI" ''
Cor Douglas In the Charleston C01vcntihn
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80 REWARD.

f)N awi from ;hc subs :riber In the latter part Of
|ll Jaau,gr, my negro man JOHN ior John Thomas1
y,a.. "i -cry stout and black lie is about FIVE feet
1chs ia :siI'. The said negro was raised by JORDAN
e; Of SOUTHAMPTON county, and sold TO Messrs Jones
$srr when ab0a; Il years Old. They soid him to Dr.
.Fl,s !. uiycr, Of Campbell county. ~ Dr. divers
|.s !>9. 'cy rspurchascd him. and from them pur'
astt tIi, ahuai ~. middle oG january, lsGn.
rh- abov reward free from all other eXenses) will be
a.! for HI. delivery ne SHERWOOD, Amelia county,.
niles rcC the CCUr; House, S25 free iron all other
'?-;ses il lodged in Any jail in Virginia, that can
over him.
50,
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R1tRn>on0 Euq1ttrer.

By RITcHIE, DUNNArAST, TYLER WISE.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY IL, 1860.
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upORTNNI' 10 ElIfmEisS md NIL

|iIE WM. u. WEBSTER. OF Fauquier county, ha, n-
LII yea:ei and paten:eda Machine which vii! separate
s ccc.!c from wheat, upon nrw principle. We have
-;:ornel that every grain cookie he separated
he wiiea; ri;lor: injury the latter. lie expects to
T0rag model at Farqu-r and Cuirtpcr May courts.
! tey az. simple in construction ard iuraule.
Cglr tih:s for sale in al! the Wheat growing S;atrs
A:!;-' Col JOHN VI. FAINT Milview, Post Ulce Fau-
az: ;oaa;y, Va, who Is authorised TO make sales
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STjE.S'rIsI'TJJI SEMINARY.

3
HESlGNED for young men preparing Tor the University
- Of Virginia. for college, for business. The Srs
sion will July 10th and close October lst, s6O,
DEVOTED TO LATIN ASp MATHEMATICS AS SPEcIALTlES.
The Students entering college or tile University, are
generally unprcpured 10 take advanced standing and
hence labor under great disadvantages by devotng
elusive attention to two departments for three months,
young be forward at least one year In The
college course and thus much time and money be saved
There many others who hare not been at college,
and Co. who would think gladly avail themselves
ledge tr1ing There doubtless many teachers
too who would like push their attanments further in
these branches thsa they have hitherto done, aud
might thus proaby employ their vacation The Cnyersi.
~ course will he rigdly pursued
1t will embrace, in MATHEMGTlcs-Ari: Algebra,
Plane and Spherical Geomry, Tiigonomery Surveying,
Uesc ipye Analytical Geometry. Calculus Is omitted, be-
class could not finish it during the session
Ia LATIS-CRsar Suust, Virgil Cicero, Horace, Lvy,
Tacus and Terence will be read in the several classes Dr.
Harrson's Grammar will be Systematically studied aud
ercses written daily.
Private lessons viii be given Greek and Chemistry,
desired.
The undersigned will be assstedby another atuate or
graduates Of the University Of Virginia
TrRss Board, tuition washing, lights &C., payable huf
in advance, $50.
The location is Go miles Of Richmond and e5 mil y
from Charlottesville The place pleasant and healthy
summer retreat AZ any In Eastern Virginia.
Applications be made before the 10th OF June or
they will not he received
G.Address r. :; HESSoH, a. NJ.
- Pork Union, Fluvanua county, Va.
" B-The place Is accessible 10y the james River Canal
Students will land at Bremo's Bluff. March S-c3m
~ Raleigh Standard, Charleston Courier and Augusta
Copstutonallst copy one month and send bill TO r. s. H.
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The Richmond Enquirer,
,.nrn DAILY, SEMG-wEEKLr AND WEEKLY,
>, ~. cTrcY1E, DuNNAVANT, TYLER & WISE.
TER MS:

-n,-vp,rrs .crea dollars FER annurn, and At The
= h dollars it taken FOR shorter period than one
* y -. Ssy,-WkSxLv ye dollars per annuin, and
:; 'T' ..N elk months payable in advance. For the
e r anuua or six copies for Sl0 TO be paid In.
.s,' :, ,rsse When letters containing money are
1s ~ a ~ ;nee us DC registered, or they will be at tho
- 's inserted IN the Daily, Weesly,
.,,.:iy ENQUIRER. On liberal terms. ,.,r.
S u "ay ss5 Ss'sss sss
sr:y No"" -,;sccn,, Inserted AZ e5 cents per line.
~ ce!s<; ,Sis c:cc may he rcmittcd per mall In
AZ ,,r El,s no,s. u registered, 1T The risk of
- tltors' ,pa Tributes of Respect: exceeding
e All u'''g,.s ur,'r1,-eri scr as advertisements.
"a; hsS @ Ii.;sfcc be accompanied with The al
ufu.ss : ory references, - Insure execution
'"'s F"-'
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IU1NTED.- "A situation In Il privnse family In The
w country ty young gentleman, German by birth
who 70 cnmnstent TO teach the PIANO, GUITAR ClTHER
and also VOCAL MUSIC He would not for the present.
require any recompense be dcsirous ofmaklng nm
aei norc familiar With the English language The best OF
references given Address j. G., box lS0, Richmond, va
May Sctf.
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GOLDEN SYRUP-Be., quali.y-tor sale by
" April l. u "' ia H''' ot'''
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r0 WOOD AND TIMHEls GETTElsS


gN r,.crtion OF the will Of the late Il. w. Scoorr Es
shall sell the tract OF Land in Spotsylrahia cnuuty,
ahout 10 miles from FredercSsburgl called POPLAR
NECK Il lies near the farms Of the late Maj Chancellor,
Dr. Dowda and Others and contains iost; acres nearly
all timber There i3 excellent orcaE' hui HE build
ngs are Inferior The Fredericksburg anu G"rdonsvilc
ailrour passes within few yards OF the hwrlng ana the
place affords thousands Of the very hct Gross ue ana
abundance wood There is on the place. iron VFe, IN
abundance probably gold, and its proximity 70 tne Ia
sarine Furnace lucrative vastly increases .S
prospective value, should that furnace be AGAIN Pui ~
blast, as mos; probable tract. So desrahlt inf hc
ulness good neshhurhond convenience 70 MARKET ana
Seab!e and mineral wealth, i rarely offered for sale
Persons desrnus Of buying address me at Quincy
p. O., Caroline county, Va.
SAMUEL SClIOOLER, NJ. A.,
April 2j-clW Principal Edge ilill School
SOUTfIEit STONEW1IsEi POTTER !,
|3SCORSER OF CARY AND 18TH STREETS, ySS)
ESLE RicHMoSn, Va. ET;a
E4 X EE e e e. p A r r,
B. PR5PRiEroSS,
TIME subscribers respectfully Inform the merchants Of
Virginia. North Carolna and Tennessee that they nre
manufacturing the best quality ST0SE-wARE, consisting
of JUGS Jars Pitchers Milk Pans, ChurnS Bread RiSers,
Sealing Fruit Jars (air tisht) &C., &C.
Also neatly painted charcoal packet Water Coolcrs both
metal aud wood cases. Of all sses from two gallons to 20
gailons. !,
o.. -.;.v free of charre THOMAS ". kEESEE.
peh I-c3n, DAVID PARR.
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.. from Caiifnrnia and 1scxico.

ST JosErHS May THE Fony expire, rom ta.pE:.l"
, .yrd bringing date. 10 the ..:h-.lc news however,
uairportsnt The Wssno gold n.ir- ar: The absorbing
:on,, Tie News from Me.:cO Is I" the r!'cc at tofC"
Iiib,rap has taken Mansana. Scapaan and was march,
Ing on uaalaara; the prospects Of r1cc we're frightening
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.IOs%sR
4 IriIe ELI.

s,ySSx.n May 9-The Grand JurT has ''';ad t'Me m nS
ayain., Charles i. Lamar, Carry ". styles, u Mn't 'I
dIriou and william Stone, who days sinc' rcschf1
Cant Farrum from thr comfy Ill. can:. Far"n'h "'7
charged with bringing Slaves from Africa
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE.
u M. 10 Nf,airlnr L


rglE session Of this Inst tute for Young Ladies' Will
4 open the sih Of June. and continue TO the sh Of
April, lsj0-ten months.
The Board Of Instruction and Government consists ot
six gentlemen and three ladies' and the course OF siuc-
tiun embraces Eight Deparments-the English Language
Ancient Languages Modern Languages, Mathematics Ma:
tural Sciences Mental and Moral Science, History ana
Music. Ornamental branches are also taught.
The accommodations amp. and elegant, and the ex-
,enre grounds around the buildings beautiful and arac-
tvc Inviting exercise and aCoEdlng the finest
opportunities for il.
Holding the entire "Buteourt Springs property, whose
medicinal waters widely and avoraby known, anu en-
joyns delightful climate, this school opens Its
sessions in the summer season. and thus secures double
advanage-the lighter studies OF the earlier part Oh ne
course are thrown In midsummer and the pupils are en-
gagged In their more ariuOus md difficult dus during the
winter An rHcrie Of years has demonstrated
tho excellence and utility OF this arrangement
For board and tuition iH all literary branches,
per session OF ten months. $3.50 W
Music and use OF Instrument -. ......... 10 90
Painting from ten To furty doar. Payments half In adj
vance, and half Il, the close Of thu session.
T. S-Ths institution Is inc hours ride from Rich.
mond and twelve frn,a Washington. Daily :umuncaon
with the Southwestern states Pupils will be met Bon
sacks Depot. CliAS L. COOKE Supt.
l.. u, Botetourt Sptings, Va. MAY 1-c1m,
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,sirc In S.cubcn County, y. !.

Ssw YORK. May 3-The foundry Of Curtis frwi", To-
reiler with .he adjoining buildings, i Painted Past s"r"n
county, destroyed hy fire yesterday Loss ." Ser;I "
Erwin e.tima,el AZ au UVn; others $1,000" Thoy er'
insured for only l4,MD.
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, ;;<-,.Y .GHNSoS. WV. H.

tNDN NISNIN-N VI E1xA-N l.
,rcuNr pulLplSo SMocEog wARsuoUSKO
RICHMOND, VA.
w, - sale oi Tobacco. Wheat, Corn, and country pro-
|; u.c c-a:raly their sincere thanks to their
:,r tie ,ery liberal patronage heretofore extended
er7 aad ask continuance and increase OF the same
H acx: year. promising :hcir undivided persona! atteu
-. :, nj. cc,sisnasn;s committed 20 them.
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lLikA0fIrI RnlisicS.


Sr L,ut May .-James v. Reid has been Ecini Gated ~
the Democrats 0f the Filth District Tor ConGr 81 ~ p!c:
o,I
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s,C.E Publications.


I. !. Siarkc has sent ", "rou<,, Guy
the first Of The Oakland Siy.s< Ey George
b. Taylor, ci Virginia. Nss York. 4hclIon (
Co. Boston, Gould i Lincoln 1860.
This is quite pretty v"in;nc; in 4 CONVERSE.
toha iorn, it presents q combination Of The
novel, and Ct the book Of useful information on
ratcas topics.
From ,IancS H'ooihcsc { Co, we have re-
ccivcd All admirably painted edition Of i'lato's
Apology and Ciito #i;i Nolc<. is ". s.
lyle. GrarcS Professor a: C.'ccI in Amherst
College
Every Greek scholar !;n"ws thai The .\poo
sy and The Gri.o were written b. Plato in de-
fence Of S"cra;e: The former i, nonolognc
and the ether i iiaIo.uc, il: which Socrates and
his friend Critic arc represented! as being en-
sage'.. The productions lave = Two r"!d ob-
jcct--'he one, tic rirdication Of Socrates from
thr cis'r=c Of 'npic'y aHd corr,Ipting youth
The H!iHf. 70 rrc.;ent tic ;rglc character Of i
good citizen. or .,.;I r.lr il his relations 10
the State.
The preface is very elaborate. and the notes
cop'9ns. They reflect mnch cIcd; in the
ci!itOr.
an Engl!$! translation lad been anpentcd
TO the work, fni' t!i" use of those rlnacGuaiHtcd
with llic Greek language, we have 10 doubt
but il would have contributed considerably
to ihc sale Of The work. Indeed il is 10
be wondered AZ. l!af i!!.2 productions Of
the grand intcllecis Of tie sagcS and phi
osopl,ers Of old should be kept, IS il wcrc.
sealed against the English reader, willie every
trashy and tc:noraizing modern novel is trans.
lated into rIn language :S i:.Sl Is il comes
from thG press T:!ic &c hayc occasional
tranSationS Of the claS:nS, but they are IL
tended mere AS helpers 10 tie school an,l col.
legc boy tlian for the general reader Via. We
mean Is, that 10 earnest attempt his been rll,lc
TO pupiiiarizc some Il. least, 81 the ancient :,l-
theirs, as wo!kS Cor tie Improvement and study
Of ENGLISH readers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-11

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