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SALE oF SHiKsTTARE's HopsG.--The London cor respondent of the Ssit of Le Times makes the fol. towing no ice of the sale of Shzkspsars's house:

 "The greateyent ef tae pressDt month, aad may say of the year and the ago.. k the sale, by pabc auction, of the house in which the immortal Shaks- Peare was born Yes, this precious relic was sold oa Thursday lsst, the 18th inxf.. under the aac- tioncer's hammer. Ii K well: for the spot " ich the Hard of Avon loved. is the properly of the world, for the British nation has promised to receive

 H. protect 1t, preserve it. and show it grataItousy to every worshipper of the great poet. The pro- Perty was sold 10 the united canmittces of tratfon aud London for E3000. Mir. Roblnsea's large room was crowded with authors, actors and distinguish ed individuals of every profession. Tho only noisy person present was the incomprchensb,e Georgc Jones! He interrupted ihs sale and male himsslf appear suPremeiy rilieuloas. The Nor aisg Posf tells the story as follo@s: An indiyitasl wearing very formidable pair of mastachios, and whoss name was Joaes, here calied upoa Mir Robins to prove that Shakespeare was born in the house about to be ofsrred for sale Mr. Robins said thai the question put him in niad of story which ,a been circulated to the effect that pe.son once went Id Stretford to sec ths midwife who o.ficistsd at the birth of the post This anecdots was recssvsd with shouts of laughter and the mysterious Jones s4ak into insignifcancr.