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Sir have the honor to transmit TO you herewith
copy of the correspondence which has passed be-
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the Promotion of Science, respecting the organization
OF committee to constitute the central authority
qnred By the regulations OF the Royal Commission
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BLAcKwoop,s EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.


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FOR THE SPRINGS

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BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WoshSgfon, June 8, 1850
SIR have duly receweo your letter Of the 37th
uitimo, communicating to this Department the pro-
ceedings OF the National Institution the subject of nv
note OF the 18th OF the month. Those proceed
ngs appear to me TO be perfectly satisfactory and
have accordingly transmitted them the British Min
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which IS enclosed for your information.
am, sir, respectfully, yonr obj serv't
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
WALTER N. JOHNSON, Esq, Corresponding
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CIXTY-ONE desirable lots, situated in the most
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to M. THOMPSON,
Office one door west of Jackson Hall, Pen
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SPRING MILLINERY ~
WILL be ops<ed at Mrs. S. PARKER'S on
w Saturday, 18th instant, at 10 clock
PARKER s new Fancy store,
March 12-3t under National hotel.
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Pursuant ia the notice given, the Central Commit
lee mete al the Of the National institute, III the
Patent Office, Thursday evening, the 18th instant,
at o'clock
The meeting called TO order by Professor w al
ter IL. johnson, on whose motion Col. Peter Force
called TO the Chair, and Charles r. Sianbury
chosen Secretary OF the meeting.
This temporary organization having been effected,
the committee proceeded to organize permanently by
the appointments OF the Hon. Willard Fillmore, Vice
President Of the United States, Chairman, and Prof
Walter X. Johnson Secretary.
AT the the request OF the Chairman, (Cal Force0
the following papers read BY Prof. johnson, in
explanation OF the appointment and duties Of the
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Fr'IHt frlndlNf.
CUNTTTTNCE M WTWTn

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l.ff s.th ns iH H1 sHrrHa,hng u..u ,uu. r#.
eh.I, l'fhunv o., tiH l.h,i. "ints... ,uI s.EI
.Tr nI' .Hf...s Ht t,I .Hsr'Irs rH..f fH $780,. .B
HI,.- m..H LH.sp uHIilH msf'... r.Hgu.| r
5000. r".i .H,1rrIi V1u..I W.lpr T.....
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DO -.'I 90 mr. o. ,,rr.ss m,s..f .Hihr. asr...l
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must suHf'l rrHnHm', sH.hlfHs uff. h.H.r no
r'....Hrfrs % DO. iIHaB,, thf. constant .r.f
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.sr1 p. 1TrH fh rg dl,s tui sr'I hHF.. H..r,
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'NAfs -
Tie r-.'ar-rnvt'.I O.srIu of H."f.r. H.r. rHaA,
Are 5urrI ry de- J,>hru Uu.,u. n.iH rI.F aui
certainty, DO being r.H'g kU.rr FEB i|. r'-I' long
standing ylsrs tIp' .hE. H.-" Yr"I"u..rl I..ar'h.e
ly th, Bet fHFs. .aHs.
T- Ffrri o., H.sfi rai orc r,v'' 10 may
DO r,|.Iur11 lHr 70 rfgt.i 1ri srs.'g .--'' with
tle Tra'r.i assurance.
ArrfsI'rfasn,Ia. t-.rl gs7' particularly
% .arJ ~ o.I'.u -... N.HHg, % gives immediate
r..g
Cr.t.-is H. -,..,l. f-rr, r,r4r,l. ~ L1-sh, iirr
Hu.nrs hr' q Jew J.r, on entirely remove A.s1. ior
CrtFr ACCOMMODATING t.r',rRrd. rr N.rr't fsrCr,
10 isaE uuHTua.rl remedy.
E,lArDrp fossils arr easily cure by he Can
ksg Hl',am.
I,r,irf- II Do BvaI,l. 'lr''rr known a' a
"ii.kU1g lu ihr throat" with tendency % cough, u
relieved all cured by ,hs remedy.
Aurras'g fr Wo,u,r~1s, nothing IAN COM
Te'. with ti.s article Tie usual r.mrl.rs-"hl1r-
l.arI rrr.lg. fHU.lel I#fsreesr Sc. bear uH come
tie tactic, mills though aD'.yr iu 's effects. To .s ale
mIulrcrri % ,l' r,g or alu.i' will mon, certainty
~ the desired tfs-i ih1H any m.lr.uc heretofore
known.
Es,rldeCI L,asr faa ~ NM g. R.,hrrL
n February L.', I va. attacked with illt r'.1-
M ana alarming disease, 'He 'Nausg Nrf NaH, )
o. hl.le which, D,ri tony a.l tire .. .lr mot
ss..u, ply'.s.r' e..' aim... 'ergi a'. ...s i'
their us'Es! Ul treatment d. OIL. nj .H.' ha' 'o 90
CTtg'-ai Ia.i .si Ne end n three mur'h.,' arrlf-
rthai Was ir.ll'.rsat which rur IHI 'hr
COOL fortune On obtain i.'t.. .i E.Hr "'hnkeT
Balsam," ur..h ar.'.r flhmHF at ..r.-'rl-
b. l1tTf.'af J 900 rf'H.aIrg -.tb - .tih
rY-a speedy aud radical curc'
Price g cent. Tll I.frs'i5l, accompany each
CIV ArwEtL. ra-rrl, We. Ul&r', i.rrL
In aFN"rH. orders '... ri. N
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CHHI i,,t.l r.,bt urfr. with ia. l'Hu rt hot.h,
Nrh shi1 8s purr nuI tiIr IIHiu mHrl'U--
~..f HrI .NrtI Hs Oh" uH.rHHf I..aHH=
Iutth a. s.u1I IBI white ts aaII.trr,
Er.lfh ui tu,,t..t ta-flHrs H1 UJs 81 coral tiHi,
" ih aavrH- u1-lts a1i gi.ss h,ks,
lnNur'agt tl.s.'s dancing -ar,,H.N u.r iho swan
Ike u,,k,
40 da'A r,Tus,r ,Ia,, ta r,r lbrrlnir;rigtmc,
oI o. cast luI shaiaus &C.. lHur, B. u.st,f piece.
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP
Doupn..I Il che m..t .,'.ri.H., rare aaI fragrant
gums,
'trNfuCt.. OLE, and r..lt ,.s'ugDs--
1i HYU,rs, tuyt., iro,s, IHI uf.,.lll I'aHr,
iussgssru- Wur'rUu. vITfu.. u'gr .hiH uis'..'s.
To TuE COMPLEXION ~ IMrAEIS
BEAUTY.
Ry olan.lrg Doe ,hin from a'' urIfi,e matter,
Mako c'r'HthJ prss, -s,s 1Jiiun iu ihc ,lyiLfi,s
Bl which ali poisuluu. hupnr, a,, r.,g',d,-
Nui health, action Co tha skiu restored.
IT, The teeth q giy,s vL.frrs. anil Ur,yrHis J,rlF
u uIa.s tI' skiu suit su,.i saJ .1l.ih,
lU,rsiarus thrmust f,Tuhiy ra1I lrsh-lfcl ,i.ags
10 a r.gar and beautiful DuulbNion.
RAILWAYS CIECissIiN BALM.
luraiis nuiiufui r. the hair,-
Makes IL strong, glossy, ri,h and luNuiaai.
t.ansss the scalp fom daniruH, give, action 90
he luibs--
Fastsn. tse hairupon ghoscilp aBde ittngrov-
Llks gu,1l a. q tarr,u fHil, 10 mik,s lt i.ch aui
TuH,',gtiNe,-
TO dross ihs hair uaie il snooth anl slls.y,-
~tfIug and beautiful, Sc.
EeaTag's Grrrs.il1 H1ll g. ttf % Hf rlls llirl"
- rf,oc 25 Cent, p,r b1tlc.
RAILWAY a 60, Practical Chemists.
Eos Sale, Nhol,slg fu l'f.il, D.,
N. N. HAY, DTugEist, Portland,
General AgHHt tps M, state ~ Maine.
Al applications &C. A-,.rio. be aid STATE, must
d. Addressed 90 him.
Agent. &C. South Paris. Ru,t ! CO. Druggists,
1nd rhinsas Nor.r. Agents fr li1rk6eld, y. NJ
vood \ Co. North Nurvay,N Sui1; south Wa.
trriurd, Chaplin Nclsru. h2l
Jply, ISL
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DIR. PETTIT's
American Eye Salve,


FOR DISEASED EYES,
-, Inflammation Of that delicate Organ,
whether ncuIc or Jhrsu'c--f"r Esf P''sn
Opthsinila-- AtsuI OF ihe op," N.i'e'
Grunulatious OF the LIDS, '.e'n,e"
OF the IaChryu,al GLANDS ana Ne"s-
ne. ar Ni.isa frsm 'nI cause
Dr.. J. PETIT. a member II TIE MEDICAL So
CtrrY ~ ONpNpAGp CO, y, l. AMI 10y l'ry
y..r, successful practitioner Of medicine, hiss by
actual experiment. ana a series 81 piae,lee ln Va
ieiy of diseases NJ the age, dtsco'tfri 'eie9ehe
npprri'lmsui OF ingredients, combining '.h',1'
lsiEsg AT ''r,a7Ass,ly Trpsrhff MAT have ~,
,ul'ei in ciTC.ius many AsrlNt,IlNd cuEr,, ami
have serursI t1 the AMERICAN EYE NNLNE 4
pEsIuyIp IUVnvN, sHSfat8sin ~ A'fNrg ~ nhJ
,alt~ p~Pflu',1a.
10, American Eve s,ive Is recommended
w..b perfect conf ir1-r o. an who are iionhlel WIN
rtli CO.. srr Fgf' whether caused py acute q" chr'n.
ir iuNtmul'HI.=.f sr-rfaLat rTiFn-sfiAAf" ~
bf,,' u rs..s -ils1isi state ~ ~ Gpiie Hsrre-or
q. i,r5rs AL iag ,ostgs,i 40 n 10 80.
Please raj the following statements
4 d,nrhisro of NJ i5,1 Buiidu, n, o Commerce
Street, Newark. y. a., vhr~e eycs hat been exceed.
Ing cow fr tiglisfa afts vas cufcl by the use oi
o., Ar y NJ. ErE SALyE.
Hiram Cove. Of S,l,h Al,m,, Mass. 'ays-"i
rtrs 70 br O. 70 81 ri5 Ati b'U a..fi rtA ere
syys ~ ruUUr VAN, 81 f orsf MIA The ball
alts % the dozen are l'l gone, AMI several have
sfnkclioms ur some. Canyon 'cni me qnnu
~ by ENprr'sg
:. s. Hu.Tin. of Un.1a,1vn, ~, h,t an rnrcha'-
81 = dozen a1l wdtrs-h Af Bog bttA s'ti AND
EyEN n'N rrrrCrrp 'lHt'
John " NHs-. ~ Mrr~burs, w. wr.'c'-"Ny
f,'hsr hlG suffered greatly r. f'-'Y rf1rf With
CuFnNtC iNrIANu,fI1S uF rItE Lir' r1f h1i
bees ts'r.'l Usrri ~ sffa7 yar ~. lNE SALvr.'
'SHfiu- aiJ' q cure 70 effected uI hIm, vas IN
lu-,i o. up1Iy ITO q sCEoruL'rs '1uE M my
so,r. which va, much ig'tpsl al aI.f-I'ot h1ung
ashr-eR pufsr T. o. y1rt lo my surprise
AMI a.i1nI.hmrrf. tg a. slf ~ 90 ~, uIE UtDIL
w,s uE,trp, 90 As rt7.'g u hh11 ogt'
"A rlus1. about s.gli wears Oh. h8.r. afflicted
rupu tNFANr, wtW SOMA W., hli usrl every
other rruriy rl iHuIi up r.Ur', u.'i h' applet
he Au Eva SAVE s3Hl BE CHruL hs ,l,i, 1a1
a,,1 aruunns sore on hi' lIcr.'
nm.h ,l., v,1l,ruI r,n-lyu designed mr,'-
ly fr- he o.-s Y diseased cycs, 90 Hr have
.NurlGHf testimony showing '' ".f NJ f.' T.' f"r.
ftrNlN TNTEACIOGS rs TuE WORLD.
rr-sr-tvIn have u.-I To- Mr 'H.srf 0Iff ~
sore c,,s, irr. '.iaif f- sores and iun'm-
nations a.i DO hT.g N..r 20 '...r mos .a.-l.Hs
fkT..'IfT.H
Ttprfurr1f nlnur. num. sal Scalds
rHn,-. -... ~ Chthlain', r-.'a.aJ %
r..#f fHFH.rr.#f r...E
scroninu, Sore, aud Ulcer, 'r. '.a 'rs.1i
,a .f'' .' '...'
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