Literary Notices.
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TRANSACTIONS OF THE SOCIETY OF LITERARY AND
Arts IN Domestic Lfe.-IHE SPoAR, with upwards
OF one hundred illustrations, Primitive. Egyptian,
Roman, Mediaeval and Modern, by Hab'k o.
Westman, Member of the Society, Proprietor of
Of q Public School No. l. Harper Il Brothers, 80
Cliff street


This is certainly remarkable book. Its title
indicates Its singular object, and the contents of
this number show that the author has at his COM
mand vast amount of learning, both ancient and
modern, and plentiful resources of talent and hui
NOR, to enable him TO carry it out. He is learned
eminenty man who has read every thing and for
gotten nothing. His book combines curious in
struction with still more curious amusement, in
remarkable manner. The Spear will be finished
in four numbers.