A DICTIONARY OF ALL THE WORDS, TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH

By M. DE FIVAS, Member of several Literary Societies. One neat volume, 12mo. Price 50 éents.

This work has passed through five editions in England, and rapidly found its way as a class 500k into the most eminent public and private seminaries.

The pieces contained in this volume comprehend a great variety of subjects, and are generally of a lively and familiar style, the phrases will serve as elements of conversation, and enable the student to read with facility other French buoks.

In the Dictionary at the end, is given the meaning of every word contained in the book.

The explanatory words are placed at the end of the book, instead of at the foot of the page, by this method learners will derive considerable benefit. Oa

Though this work is designedly for the use of schools, the author has borne in mind, that many of the learners of French are adults, therefore, while it is adapted for youthful students, an endeavor has also been made to make it acceptable to those of more advanced age.

GESENIUS’ HEBREW GRAMMAR.

Fourteenth Edition, as Revised by Dr. E. Roniéer. Translated by T. J. Conant, Professor of Hebrew in Madison University, N. Y. With the Modifications of the Editions subsequent to the Eleventh, by Dr. Davies, of Stepney Coll ge, London, To which are added, A Course oF EXERCISES IN FIMBREW GRAMMAR, and a HEBREW CHRES- TOMATHY, prepared by the Translator. One t-andsomely printed vol. 8vo. Price $2.

Extract from the Traaslator's Preface.

“The fourteenth edition of the Hebrew Gramriva: of Gesenius is now offered to the public by the translator of the eleventh edition, by whom th’s work was first made accessible to ‘students in the English language. The conviction expressed m his preface to that edition, that its publication in this country would subserve the interests of Hebrew literature, has been fully sustained by the result. After a full trial of the merits of this work, both in America ané in England, its publication 1s now d ded in às latest and most improved form.”

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