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NOMINATIONS The wings OF Philadelphia have nomi-
mated the Hon jos Chandler for reelection TO Con-
rTsss The Hon David II. Disney has also been nomi-
Sated for reeecon by the democrats OF Hamilton county.
Ohio.
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n1- The Associate Members OF the Washington Phil
society," and those who DESTROYS becoming SUCH
depart
Tuesday At ", Temperance Hall and
further apply, the for
tickets and pay their subscriptions.
BY ordcrs W HOGAN, Jr,
Sept s-s Corresponding Secretary
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Al EADOws Spanish and EnXlish Grammar VOL,
III London
Alcala's spanish nd English Grammar. ! vol, London
Dues Method Of the Spanish Language Vos Lon
don.
Imported from London by = 49, -.
Also hand
system Teaching Spanish VOL, New York
Josses Spanish aud English Grammar. ! VOL, Boston
Practical Introduction 10 the
Language. vol, New York.
Cubs spanish Adapted Glass Of Learners
VOL, Baltimore
Method Of Learning Read, Write, and Speak the
Spanish Language 1 VOL, New York.
inxesa For b. Jose Urcullu. vol, Philadelphia
Lengua Caselana Por Mariana Cub Sober
! vol, Baltimore. ~
spanish Primer, (Cartlla slabario) Boston, I649.
Also Exercises Conversation
&c., and good collection OF Spanish Authors, IN the
original, imported from Europe by the advertiser.
4 Graduate of College, a native OF Maryland,
teacher family academy
teach French and the higher branches tho
ample testimonials OF
city andg good character
Address post pad) e. box $780, Post Office, Baltimore.
Sent
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Anew GOODshe subscribers respectfully attention
public
and seasonshle goods We following
50 pieces good style ginshams, 1oi cents
$50 do dark and medium colorcd prints, best
warranted colors
900 do medium and low price do
30 do black and white and half mourning prints
qualities and prices
cases bIeAched sheedngs In 1874 104 g. 90,
and 9s widths pillow
10 cases benched cotton shings, IN AL grades rom on up
sbale hins and sbcetns lower former prices
In hannels " received
so pieces white hannes, assorted qualities
red
do spotted do, for childrens
cases rrtB Brown n white Canton hanneis
With articles which cannot enumerstesIl
Of which exhibiting, and offer the
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
sep,s-3tf
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THE Exercises Of the Young Ladies' Academy oftk
Visitation Frederick city Maryland, will be resumed on Ma
September The grounds having been enir
the health and amusement OF the
hitherto now affords study phif
chemistry The annual pension Tor board, tuition wash
&C. Sl19 payable half yearly In advance Music, drawing
guages form charges Entrance Fee S5.. -
direct (post paid TO the "Drecues
Academy, - Frederick City, Maryland.
Aug l6-law9ws
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NY GREEN q rAsTEC, Auctlonesr..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUcTIoN.--on Tuesday
shall al ~ O'Clock,
p y, q, 7yo Ia " "f~ "
46.
running and boundary streets; the lois 'front.' on h
street feet each running 9th 200 feet Persons
wishing TO rapidly value VIII
nne opportunity sale the Will be sold TO the
highest bidder, without reserves for cash
Title indspuable. s,n,.x IN s,p,r
SeptS-2 Auctonees
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Mrs d. III. Burr's French and English Seminary fol
Young Ladies',

Corner Of Ninth and e streets, Warrington,
WILL Monday, 18th September thorough
English studies pursued and superior advantages
acquiring accomplishments this
Institution Able Instructors employed in the several depart
Principal Der the Advancement OF the
pupils nilcd number Of boafders
the OF converng all times French
and Of enjoying III, comforts OF pleasant
Terms, Sc, made known application 70 the Principal
Augy 7-lfaM4M
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STOLEN n family ON Il street, about the might
y instant knife, (handle and blade both
siver and knife folder, The blade Of
which il alt metal resembling
inR figure As both articles presents
reward each will be paid delivery at the office OF me
Union Intciligenccr. sept o-o
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For Mount Vern0n.--FOur Trips Next Week.

xiI-~-N The steamboat THOMAS COLLYER will make
trips Vernon, leaving Washington
Monday September 9th Wed
nesday Friday l3 Saturday. l4h The boat will remain
hours, and proceed to Fort Washington
noble
Fare, trip Washington, eli Alexandria, IS cents
children half price furnished reasonable prices
The coaches Capitol 81 O'Clock; price in the
10 cents each
wishing the is cents each
apply Reeside George and
Thomas Co, Warrington, before the starting OF
COACH the President will always be
route for above triph
Sept 7-satTu&Th JOB CORSON, Captain
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

THE next begin Monday the sth day Ocux
L 1850, and close first March, 1851.
Nathan r. smith, M. D.. surgery
VIM. Il. A. Aiken, M. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
samuel Chew, NJ D., Therapeutics, Maeria Medcs, "
gene.
Joseph Roby, M. d., Anatomy and Physiology.
WIN. Power, M. d., Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
Richard H. Thomas, NJ. d. Midwifery and Diseases Of woAs
aud Children
Geo W. Mltenberger, M. d. Pathological Anatomy
The most ample opportunities i0I the Of Pu
Anatomy n moderate expense.
Clinical Lectures week, by Professors Smith Pow
en- Inrmary, with the privilege Of daily wits
wards without charge To the student for the ticket
Fees lectures 9U SIS Practical Anatomy $40; Man
| WILLIAM E. A. AIKEN, Dean
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TOWEIITNG IAnens.--We invite special attention
anne red description goods Just received, viui
so dozen hest hue absck towels
do do
huck toweIing by the yard
huckabsck towels for chdrens at Sl so
dozen
100 piece. Russia diapers including all grades
50 pieces brown diaper towelinG at 81 rs per piece
Also
rs pieces hpe sbrins linens
o5 do do atTk cents yards bargain
many belonging the above line, which
all which will sell better
CLAcETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
Sept s-3uf
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The College OF SC. james, Washington County, Mar,
land.

THE DIOCESAN COLLEGE OF THE PROTESTANT EPls
i COPAL CHURCH--The ninth annual session viii open
Monday October 7h 1885, and continue til the next comms
day the Thursday in July, 1851 New students
any they apply, and the charge is estimated from the dat
their entrance.
The College number Of classes affords all the
pounica complete education and, at the successful n
Of collegiate COURSE conieSSn Its graduates the usual ~
demcaI degrees.
The school, da;ely adjoining the College and
lads beginning of their academica course and en
them collegiate The oversight and direction
the College special advantages the pi
The Grammar school,
Mercantile the study Of the Greek Language c.
and piled by additional studies IN modem lansu
book keeping, statistics, &c.
Of the College Is entirely heahfu, and, by
villages, favorable good morals and oa
annual chargethe in the College and Gnnns
school monis Is hundred and ssp
i've dollars payable semi annually in advance.
Applications 10 be made to .xoo.
Rector College of b. James p o. NJ
Aug 6-nw2m
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EDWARD Everett's Orations and Speeches Va
II rious Occasions 2 vols, ovo
Specimens Newspaper with Personal Memoirs,
Anecdotes, and "Reminiscences BY Joseph T.. Buckingham.
Vespuciu and Voyages by
yiscount santaren Prime Minister Of Portugal, &C
Just received for sale at
TAYLOR q MAURY'S
Semi Bookstore 9th 1t.
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POSTPONED Trustees sale Of Real Estate.-By VIM
of Charles county court sitting court
the trustee will before the court house
PORT Tobacco Charles county Maryland, Thursday, the iS
September next the hours Of and O'Clock the
land Inherited BY Mary Neae from her mother, Nancy
and which the late Dr. Francis Neale died
together constituting the farm upon which the said Dr. Fncs k
lived and occupied of his death, called and known
oose Creek and containing six hundred and any one @
This upon comfortable eling,
sables all the necessary Is well waered hvd
mbered, navigation The land 10 In high
Of yields abuDdanty products, Of tue
Po Tobacco aud is convenient to church
mill.
thereof three equal annual instruments to
security be approved by the uustee
day Upon the Of the whole Of
money authorized the purchsa
or purchasers said Mary Neale and the late Dozen
Francis described subject to the widow
dover in AIT acres being that part OF the land which
said Dr. held smpee balance OF M acres IN
and unncumbercd
Aug 29-Iaw4w N. sToNEsTREET, Trustee.
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M utual L,fs Insurance CoEnp.ny Of New York, A. !
Wall street.
cTATEMENT Of the affairs Of the Company for the quarter
y July 81, 1850.
Net fund April 30, 1850 81 os ~
Receipts during the quarter AFTER paying all losses and
DyxY
ount due paid al agencies, and in course OF
nitanes lDu
sl,07a
Deduct unpaid S
Net accumulated fund July 81, sl07x
INVESTMENTS.
stocks Of United states, and State and city Of New
Loans ON real estate the cities OF NeY York and
Brooklyn valued double the loaned thereon. g57 IA
Cash hand and in bank, Sc HN,
Policies issued during the quarter 81
JOSEPH y. COLLINS, Presias~
CHAs GILL, Aetuary
Isaac ABsArr, Secretary
Charles lie 5eding No. IL Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania \,
nue., Asen. ,a,o, y n oo,o.,,s civ POS, om.. ;,
Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
company be had oAapplicaton al the Agents Office.
Aug 13-lawu
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CHEAP Writing Paper and Stationary kinas.
TAYLOR MAURvB
cssps ssokssor., .ssr On suss,
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Communicated.
Public Meeting In Oregon.

AT an election held at the Jefferson Institute, Polk
county, Oregon Territory, the Sd day OF june y 1880
the following resolutions were passed and UNANIMOUSLY
signed;
Whereas certain letter has been this day read to this
meetinp from the New York Tribune of January 49, A D.
1850 dated September g. A. I8i9, the fictitious sig
nature Of Laada grossly abusing the character and mis-
conduct OF Governor Lane while pretend
Ing TO re present standing and influence The
pile OF Oregon:
the charges contained in said letter against Governor Lane
are entirely false and without oundaon and could only
have proceeded from combination Of envy, malevoence
and sehood and that the efforts Of such base correspond
deserve elsewhere, they have received here uni
for their asehood and caumny contained
in their communications
Rssoived That Governor Lane, by his genemany depor
and unrrng The discharge OF official duties
while residing among entitled to the confidence,
spect and appreciation of all good men.
Resopsd That Messrs Greeley and MeEath, editors OF
tho New York Tribune, be- and hereby, respectfully
requested give the public the real name of the author
of the letter above referred
Res0psd That copies OF these proceedings signed by all
present. be sent with request OF pubicaon TO the New
York Tribune, the New York Herald, the Washington
Union the Indiana State Sentinel, and Oregon Spectator
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MK4E English Language n Elements and Forms.
BY william Fowler, Professor of Rhetoric in Amherst
College. VOL, evo.
Pendennis, No. g.
The Canton Chnese Americans sojoam in the Celestial
Empire. BY Osmond Tiffany jr
Just received by ....,.-o,
FHANCh IAfLoh.
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MOSES L.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
SaN Francisco, California.
REFERENCES, Hon. e. w Inge, M. c. Alabama; John I,y
esq., Mobile Alabama Mcssrs. Rhodes Wright Coz sesu
Hon w Gwia M C. Cafonia; benz X. True ESQ.,, New im
city, j. r. HeaIey, esq Boston, Massachusetts Hatch
Portsmouth New HammDn,hire May 7-awp
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az GREEN - TAsTnT, Auctio"s.r..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK HOUSES AND
LOTS AT AUCTION.-On Monday the sd instant shall
virtue Of deed Of trust TO the subscriber
records Washington the
Columbia lot No al and Of lot No. "a
No as OF Washington, with the double twostoy bnck
back buildings The above described
situated the southwest of 10Th street and New York ave
Sale take place hsifpast A O'CLOCK p m.
Also, ai half past O'Clock, Immediately after The sale the
SELL by authority, Of lot No 2
In square which good
brick The named property situated fronting
north between 7th aud 9Th streets.
An the bed handsomely located In rapidly
Is well worthy the
sons wishing make good investment.
Terms fourth Of the purchase will be required
the balance credit VIII be OF twelve
purchaser purchasers bear
and deed Of trust the payment the notes
J. u. II. SMITH Trustee.
GREEN b TAsTET
Sep 4-otawkds Aucuoneers.
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!, ana Oregon Spectato
G. T. Waller,
T L. Waller,
T. Il. Rounds.
r. X Bootbby,
Asa Burbank.
w. H McCartey.
]. p. smith,
A. Wood.
J. Waymire,
N. Roberts,
E. Wood.
Benz. Nichols,
III. ". GoneIy.
H. C. Owen.
J. b. Smith,
ID. F WaIling.
John Burrows.
VIM. Margan.
j. Sampson.
Matthew LYONS.
]. Carmack.
r. Waymiye.
Nathaniel Ford.
II. N. v. Holmes,
Robert Gillian,
Adam Rrown
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Thomas Colly cr's Week.
~xl-h THE fine, new and fast boat THOMAS So ILL.
depnu following hours. coach eosas
with ashingon. Boats fare, Rt cents ps w.
coach, lsA going leaving the boat % ~
each in the boat.
Leave Alexandria at u, Q, lot, a. MI !, ". :, 5t,Em
Washington at 81 ~, III, IL, 81, ~ %. Pm
The Thomas Colyer win make her tips TO Mount VEN" "
"eeN D's "'NS' WI " 49, ~ Jos CoRsoN,
Sept 3-lw op-
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National Medical College, Warrington, ID. e.
the Monday
i in November, 4h instant
Miller, Anatomy and Physiology.
VIM r. Johnson NJ and the diseases
Of and children
Joshua Riley d. Professor Msers Medca, Therapeutics
and Hygiene
John Frederick May, NJ D., Professor Of surgery
Tyler NJ d. Professor of Pathology and Practice OF Med
King Stone, NJ D. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology
Edward NJ d. Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy.
James " Morgan, NJ. D., Prosecutor and Demonstration
Clinical week, selected from the
performed before the class
full course OF lectures
Demoos'rators 10
Good board be procured from 81 to s3per week
JOSHUA RILEY M. D.,
Aug 2s-oawDccf Dean o Faculty.
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ny DYER q BROTHER. Auetion.er..


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE or A FAMILY LEAVING THE
III CITY.On Tuesday morning. 10Th September 10 O'clock
shall SELL at the residence OF gentleman 10th
e flag will designate the bouse household
furniture, WIS
Mahogany soa divsns, and parior chairs
Jane snd woo chairs rockers
Mahogany and maple French bedseads
Feather
Wardrobes, bureaus, wsshstands
Toilet SETS looking glasses
Carpets crockery, and glassware
Together with general Of kitchen utensils sc.
Over Sts5, satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest
DYER d BROTHER,
Sept 4-eodts Anctioneers.
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p H. HOOE ~ CO., wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
carpenR, floor curtain msieris's
sheens, blankets, and furnishing Koods generally
Pennyvsns avenue 7 and 9Th Streets Wsshnston
D. G.
Aug Mt
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THE duties Of school will be
sumed Monday 10th residence on rem
syvans avenue, between 18th and 18th
Sep 5-aaw2w
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CARD-Thc undersigned respectfully informs his friends and
public and with
especial comfort, Rscctoy, at
l. Streets site Of the Burnt
Cosge,O happy with The
that shall be his make their visits asrea
BILE The been with
convenient distance from the central portions OF The CITY
forming delightful buse din and dust of
with the choicest wines, Ia
quor confidently that he viii receive that
which he will
merit by the coming he hopes to have his
will pleasure OF extending
ladies' especial accommodation he
has many schemes in contemplation
HENRY KUHI..
delightfully."-
which would and suitable applicants
Aug M-3a~2w flint b halt SUM-
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The amount OF gold dust and coin brought by the
steamer Empire City 81 900, and not $500 900
as was accidentally stated in Geographic despatch
On her outward passage, the Empire City arrived Of
for Panama and San Francisco was duly forwarded on
Saturday. August a. by large baIges for Cruces and
Sunday, by the steamer Ralph Rivers for Gorgona The
passengers lett on the days All, it expected
would arrive al Panama without delay.
FROM JAmAIcA-We have files OF various Kingston
Journals to the goth ult, inclusive. They contain little IN
tegence.
The papers filled almost exclusively with cores
pondence about local Matters and with discussions upon
the prachcabiy OF proftably raising cotton upon The
island
AT Demarara there was considerable excitement re-
speeding the further imporiations OF Coolies
The Empire City left Kingston on the afternoon OF inc
Goth OF August The weather had then been unusually
for several days. but the city and the island gene
rally were very healthy =.
New York The following American vessels We're IN
mort Brig Mary Creighton, from Baltimore and schooner
] Guest from Norfolk An American brgantlne, lunl-
Der loaded, had just anchored OFT Port Royal II. B. nj
frgae interchangeable was also at anchor on Port Royal
Mortality on The Panama Steamship.
STEAMSHIP EMPIRE CRY.
THURSDAY, September 4, 1880
The steamer Panama left San Francisco the LIST OF
August, with two hundred and twenty passengers She
stopped at Monterey, Mazaan, San Bias, and Acapulco
the named few OF cholera reported
We aimed there days take supply OF coal and
WATER during which the passengers permitted 10
ashore We left the evening OF the l4h and arrived al
Panama the 2ist.
On the fourth day OF cholera occurred and
up tho morning OF the 22d twenty buried from the
ship, every proving fatal Ten died at Panama. five
on the road from Panama Cruces three at Chagres,
and board the Empire City before her departure,
the only board that steamer.
1t estimated by the surviving OF the Pana
that fifty of our number are dead.
Yours, respectfully,
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Samuel Burch,
j. A. Flint.
A. G. B Shane,
James Kinney,
Vim. Morgan,
H. Linville,
John b Bourch,
H. M Waller,
B F. Burch,
A J. Gillian,
David GoH,
John Nichols,
Joshua Shaw,
Alex. Bleims,
G. n. Wedison,
F. Waller,
B. F. Nichols,
G. d. Embree,
f. A. Thorp,
w. q. Brown,
John H The ping.
J H Townzen,
T. J. Lonelady,
w. j. McCartey,
H M. McM4rey,
Harrison Bronk.
VIM. Duran,
X. X Paine,
Jesse Roberts.
b. Do Q,
w. J Cole,
T. M Thorp,
j. w Nesmith,
Duh Kinney,
Solomon Sheldon,
s. r. G Of,
Henry Hill.
Jesse Morris,
l.. Williams,
F. Burbank,
H. Burbank,
A. Burbank,
M. Gillian,
Samuel {
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University Of Pennsylvania
MEDICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sHssios, ~
M 5l)-The will Monday OCTOBER y -
terminate alb e end OF March ensuing AN.
For further information, July number Of The nso"
Dean OF the Medical Psculg
pmI.prLru,A Ju,y 1. 1850. Aug i--iswdhcioeu
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-25

''Indeed you are, my DEAR" SAID Charles,
cover head and ears in loye-but you don't
know it !; and l suppose I must wait pa
tiently till you find it out and tell me so."
"That will never be-" said Ellen.
81 have not forgotten our bet, Ely; and,
when you reject your 'ideal,' and tell me
you love me, shall expect you to present
me with our wedding-ring but, should you
marry your blue-beard, will present you
with yours."-
"Very well, sir,' said Ellen, 81 may
meet with my ''deal' sooner than you
think, though I am but 'lassie' yet" and
she tossed her roguish little head scorn-
fully
"Well, well; ELY, don't be angry re-
member only this, that you have one plain,
honest-hearted lover, who will never for
get you-and ELY, dear, let me advise you
TO beware of those fancy lovers. Pirates,
bandits, and Spanlards are to be particu-
larly guarded against, being, as all young
ladies know, exceedingly dangerous.
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| thought she saw smile on the counts face,
she added hurredly, and blushing deeply;
"only slight acquaintance"
The count seemed well pleased with her
answer. He remained beside her some
time longer, and afterwards asked her to
dance. She could not, of course, but be
conscious Of the eclat Of being the partner
Of the handsomest man in the room-he
whose smiles all were seeking but, though
pleased ana fattered, no mean feeling Of
triumph over her many rivals entered El-
lens gentle heart
On the following day the count called,
and afterwards they met constantly, and
always, as by mutual impulse, they SEEM
ed to seek each others society: TIE count
grew more and more devoted. Ellen was
most frequently his partner in the tascina-
ting waltz, and he waltzed Superbly. He
invited her to ride, and | confess those
rdes were dangerous things. The count
rode even better than he waltzed, and
looked SO noble on his proud stecd As
they passed slowly through those beautiful, ,
fresh, heart-warming country scenes, and
thro' those long, quiet, shady lanes, l will
confess the time was perilous. Once in
particular, when Elen's horse was restive,
and the count was obliged to. soothe and
encourage the frightened girl, | will admit
that her heart was in great dangsr. But if
the counts heart was in equal peril, he did
not show it-he was always calm and inn
perturable. Ellen could not decide what
his feelings wer", but she was almost sure
he did not love her. Sometimes, indeed;
she thought it quite possible he might; if
she only knew, che would know how to
act.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-25

We present our readers this week with an
engraving of the Smithsonian Institute, at
Washington, built with portion ofthe $780,
900 fund left to the United States by James
Smithson, of England, "for the increase and
diffusion of knowledge among men," 1t will
not be amiss to give brief account of the
generous testator 10 whose liberality we owe
such legacy, and whose memory therefore
should be endeared 10 every citizen of this
Republic.
The Hon. Richard Rush, in his letter Of