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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-21
Express Notice
Es7 ErE7 - 80 81,
NASHVILLE and Chattanooga railroad.

TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
f. TO
COLUMBIA, WAXNESBORO. JACKSON
LAGRANGE AND MEMPHIS.
CiPLENDID -FOUR Horse Coaches from Franklin TO La
- grange connecting at those points with the Railroad 10
Tuscum bia. Florence and VI ntgOmery,
Ala, and Aberdeen, Columbus
and Canton, Miss.
The See Coach Lines t-se points al in
lent order making close connection with the Railroad
at Franklin, Tenn.
Express Train leaves the Depot at -
PULASKI and ElktOD,
And to all places throughout the Southern country.
We splendid lines running, connecting with the Rail-
road at franklin.
Passengers for
Pulaski and ElkIOn.
Win leave Nashville the O'Clock. P NJ Train, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday
ACCOMMODATION LINE
Leaves Nashville daily at O'Clock p ~ connecting al
Franklin with Daily -FOUR Horse Coach Line 10 Columbia
For all information through Tickets &C Apply he Gen.
era Railroad Stage and Omnibus Once No "a Cedar street.
opposite the Post Once.
n B.-Omnibuses viii call for passengers in any part Of
the city. marI-d
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET

TINHE and light draught steamer6 9IT|-n -
i CUMBERLAND, CAPT. NJ. d. =. fzK-eiJtsslas j
II. Books being nearly finished, 1870
and the best adapted boat for the trade viii
plying the LIST % December next between this port and
New Orleans. This boat has superior accommodations for
passengers besides being adapted carry every description
Of freight and stock in satisfactory For freight
passage and orders, apply on board or 10
noyS-6m BuS II. II. HARRISON, Ag't.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI q NAsE
VILE PACKET

nURING the ensd.ng season, the a eTTrk -
IL eommodious igh raugh steam -9lf5e7
err MAGNOLIA, W. r. FULLkR, Mas -
ter will regularly above, and TO all intermediate
landings Being exceedingly light, CIT inches drRugh with
superior accommodations for passengers and capable oil
making quick trips. soeits public patronage
" orders eft with eth q the undersigned for height
either way will meet prompt attention.
II. II. HARRISON, ax-,,.
oci22-sm A. HAMILTON, Agents
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NASHVILLE, sMITHLAND AND PADUcAH
PACKET

PACKET.
TTNHE Splendid Passenger Steamer a eTTrk
i BLANCHE LEWIS, z. SHAW, S9z-NEft+1a "A
Master This steamer Is being $3.50 = 2z1<2
finished Louisville. and will ne here by the st Of Noyrn
ber and run in trade all the Her hne
commodations tor passengers combined with her light
draught Of the beat adsPted boats for the
Cumberland river trade. A. HAMILTON,
Oct22-6m Agent.
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FnEslI AnRIYAL Oh TRuNRs.

TIT - III = - - = - = = -
FNRAFkLkaS mi fnd veFy iaIgs steek q tbs est se
LezsAsr fraaks YsAc-a IsprsEry ana LsafheE assr
prsof az ~ ~ cei stress knsisA sois Leathrr
kastst and hc4 Hi lsaiAer fT9nks. Iisra faes
Treaks aa4 bsnnet bex sie Lsathr aaEEy frunks "a,
Asi4sa saAcss- An aedlsioua sapsy lli Fsssssra -
apse JOHN kAMA6E
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Agricultural lmplements

list AREGvEn, 40 hesss feEss', ...., ~.
49, flanf- Raaksnr tala $40 sesk kssRI,4 .---r
49, ,Ae sst sapefor sira~ an Germ ss,st ssSs
nfsss~f - ~ markst. As, NJ taH.9 a
- - "a reo8 e-tlee nsly expecting 49, -.
csabisrs neasr aud Reaper, rsiy soPs.~. -
Al srIhsss sd ~ as sAfTeaisa- wrLLER.
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FeHmaIe Complaints.

HNFE ilst sseessd toE sratatSas dslsiba,lon. p4-
Il phlFt "a it Cd
A Brief ExHminstioa Of the Pathology Of Utsrins
rfssaasef
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on BUSHELS SWEET POl k10Es, zsd and xe,og
on TAHS TIE Dost tuP-ItE errsgd tnis ssasen- S~A'
s.rly a. Il 8 wELLEar. 81 MaEkstsl
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TFxar wPcRtvt,u. ers D. Lasdresk son, T.
j slreisir AID sen nnd 1smss wsrdrcps q fftsonkn
Gannxz s.Eus ,, NJ paper aad Ale 80 re-.
Process rifle saalolusas crocnss. Narc.yuss Sen
ems saa srosdroys ~ dang The Hsztsshs a-s''of
they 81 81 psi elL
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Also Or sale Pref wosis Oriental sAnauve Hnmesl
and Vrrstatiy is- Ps warranted better thEn any oAsr
or the money al fefonded- see circular Tor al ne
cussaTy information vlth agents
u0viT-dtrshsly
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~ Prepared and sold a IL MATkes street. ostSss-
an and Sth 81 Louis Mo- and $40 Broadway, New YORK.
For sale ir NAahyile, Al hanui.etnrer,s pres -
KWiN BR0FHERs.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-21

A.. L. DAVIS, Agent
octS Al u s. Mail Packet Once.
nv Capt. B. DuEKTIp win remain in New Orleans during
the present season. agent the Nashville Memphis and
New Orleans line Of Mail Steamers Also for the Steamers
AMERICA and HUMBOLDT. All business intrusted to his
the boats will be promptly attended to free Of
charge. ldecl] A. L. DAVIS
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET
1NHE fine Freight and Passenger a TrA -
Steamer, Y. HOWARD, v. uHF--lfs441aa i
NORTHERN Master. has commenced, essAzaszz
and will continue 10 make regular trip between this city
and New Orleans the present Her capacity for car
ryng freight equal boat in the trade and shippers
may rely upon promptness in the delivery Of goods.
noV15-6m JAR. YEATMAN, AGENTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

We do not regard as of much consequence the
substitution of John W. Gesry for Wilson Shannon
as Governor of Kansas. Shannon was Q weak
rather than desperately bad man, and 1t may be
that the Free State men will have exchanged King
Log for KirR Stork. We believe, however, that
Mr. Geary II fair man Of the political school to
which he belongs. and will endeavor to deal justly
BY The People of Kansas 30 far as the necessities
incumbent on him will permit.
But here ia the real difficulty: A Democratic
Governor Of Kansas, appointed by Pierce, mast
ecforce tie Border. Rufian laws, az sxpouuded by
LecOnpte aud gloried in by Marshal Donaldson and
Sheriff Jones. No real relief can ever come b
Kansas except through the overthrow of that afro
cious code and the utter tiseredit Of the claim Of
It's authors to be accounted law makers for Kansas.
II those enactnents are really laws then Kansas ia
sirtady eusisyed, ard her Free.Stste citizens are
rebels, subject to indictment and punishment for
htiuous crimes. No measure Of pretended relief
reach TIE depth Of their DISTRESS which does not
sweep away bogus lava snd their makers a. iupa-
dent mpos'ors.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
A very ancien. personi6cation of Justice rspre-

A very ancient pers0ni6catiOn Of Justice repte-
seLt. her as lane ard limppg, but ye. as following
up ber pursuit with such untiriDg pertinscity ss
finally to overtsie its object, however she msy at
The start have BEEN distanced The liuipiog asd
ibe lsmtntss will uit very well 20 whs. We know
Uf Justice here IL the UUtted States Let us hope
sud trust that Sue also preserves something Of that
pentve'arce aid persinacisy By which she was DE-
rpeuirLtd in sbcieLt times.
Just at this mcneIt Border RufRabi,m seems to
bsve everything much its Own way. At Washing
roo il can steal cauriously on Senator seated in
bis ofical chair and, with an accomplice judi.
eicutly posted to prevent Interference, can disable
it's victim at the 6ist blow, aud then continue
to beat him within an inch of his lie, and
TIL pulled Of by persons called fson distance
BY the uprosr-all this for the price of three
tundTtd dolon-sn expenditure for which
the universal spilaue of tie shareholders,
ibe pIestLtati,n Of numerous canes and other
tieDs o! Re g1d. not to mention the appreciation of
the Columbia groes, and the tender kisses Of the
I. msle slaveholders, must be considered IS some.
thing like reasot able equivalent and ths. without
'asug into scceuDt the glory thus acquitted a. thu
gaze champion Of the slavedriver But If soma
may be dispored TO think that iu spite Of all .hess
eHoIts three hundred dollars il rather Al extsaya
gaut price for b. atir2 Northern Senator. and il
Hipst be contested that many Of the chigalry
uduc.d to iLeulge in this luxury, might, at tue.,
hnd it incOnvenitlt to rsise that sum. all must
allow that killing Ii.h walters is dog chesp at
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

Mr. Louis Rossini, who, We believe, is Roman
Catholic theOlngian, has written long critical
letter 20 Mr. s. n. Csvalho of this city, sho wing
that all that has been alleged by The Express does
not support its charge that Col Fremont is Roman
Catholic, wbiah Mr.. Rossiti had greatly desired to
find him. Mr. Carvalho has kindly transmitted this
letter to US, with liberty TO print it. which, how.
ever, we shall not do. We want no other xuthoriJ
with regard to Col. FrsmOnts religious faith than
his own word. He better knows what bis faith is
than any other man can; and we have his own
assurance that be sdhefes to the Protestant
Epscopsl Church, TO which his mother
b, lopged, and in whose faith she trained
him, which bis wife has joined snce
their marriage, (she having beel previously q
Prt,by yterian), and in which their children have
been baptized Such is in substance the statement
Of his tlieious preference which Col Freuon. has
made to seseral irquirrs-to every ons in any
"sy entitltd TO sddress BIN on the point At the
.rme time, We rreeuue he las written nothing on
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

tie subject, and riA wise nothing. He !. uosa
c.pdidsts br . Bshop's See nor Professonhip OF
Theology, end his religion. h usster entirely se-
twcen him,elf ard h.s Maker, In no manner AFFECT
ing Bis fitness kr the Presi6eIoy. When be begins
writing letter. in answer to tho eleotoneering lies
Of his political sdversaries (~ho In their despe'
ration are repeating the same lies about rome Of bis
supporters, the conductors Of The TRIBUNE, Tor
in.tspce, we shall apprehepd that bis good genius
has fnr.aksn him. For deknse sgs'ns these he
msy safely trust the sagscity AID mAnliness Of q
generous and disrerripg people.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

man named Jes,el said to have been m'm-
her Of the San Francisco Vigilance Committee,
vss bmtslly beaten on Mondsy night BY Andy
sh.hsn because Of his alleged connection with the
csnture Of Yankee Sullivan. Ifstsingeat measures
are not At once taken, the fellows who have beer
kipoly sent TO us by the San Francisco Committee
will give us great deal Of trouble. Whenever
spy Of these fighting men wish to have Little
sport the police are conveniently out Of the way.
Where is Mayor Wood with hi, promises Of " la~
and order I"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

The Senate paseed two or three more Hsssor
bills yesterday.
The House rejected. BY the close vote of 80 to
eo Mr.. Baibsuf's amendment, fcrbiddlug the fur
thsr use Of the Army to uphold the Border Rafial
rule In Kansss. bat bed fast to Mr. Shermaus
smepdment, soaieA ssspesds as axstority Of the
Berdsr-Rs6sSn Legislature AND laus in Kansas until
Congress shalt have acted de6ui,ively thereon, By
svose Of 81 Yeas TO s6 Nays TIE Army bill
thus improved. was ordered to be eugrossed bv o3
Yess ~ 50 Nays and passed BY 80 Yeas to 30
Nss.
Mr.. Duons bill for psci6cation 10 Kansas WAS
recalled frtm the Committee Of the Whole very
essentisy improved, 80 as in effec. to sweep away
the Bore er-Rufisn machinery Of legal oppression
in KaDsas and iiberate those held answer
for alleged treason, &c, in resistiog those sasw-
Zee Mirsion enactmenis, and in this shape passed
fhe House BY the decided vote Of 65 Yeas to "a
Maya Ofccure the Senate will nos concur' but
oap.idered ss mere e1pre'son Of rhe judgment Of
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

YousG Man. FRkaoST AND DArrnS Ctt tts-ros
Yourg M,L's Fremont and Dayton Cub aesh one I"
ibe meet enthusiastic meetings of the oamea'su ~
the Stay Institute last eveDing 10 spite o' wv
form ,te building was crowded Spirited addresses s'
were delivered by Messrs. Faiman, Mnnlers OF W.
pos. Claureey Sctaffer Of New York ami ChNssT "
Wooensp, delegate f,ofo the Young Ameties o'Ns
No. !, Cf Boston. So' q were sung BY Mr Coo~ ~.
orbers, al the meIsng adjourned at IL O'clock VIVA
'hrse cheers for Fremont aud Dayton.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

After seventeen Days of droath and un won.ed
beet We are happy TO record a bouat,ful slppls OF
rain. EsIly yesterday morning there came on
moderate shower, which increased rapidly to
torrent, but lasted only few minutes. There
wss no wird, and the heat was extreme. The
sffsrbocn was cloudy end hot with one good
shower rear eur Get. In the evening there VS.,
sout thing Of q breeze, and at 10 O'Clock perfect
torrent OF rain for half an hour, after which the air
was pore and cool. This rain is most opportuae
and valuable, bosa for health aud crops.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

When spy R-pubicsn voter is writing letter to Q
Sebster to soci, the Report Of the Kansas Investsa.
irg Committee, he viii DO well to reno mber tbs. halt
doztD or more voters at the same tine dong
'xsctly TIE same thing. We are requested by ons OF
the Republican Senators g. Washington to a'orm oar
readers that the Report is printed by the House "
RepreseItatves for the use If ts members sen
aiois base 10 espbs Let applicants, Therefore Sd
dress Meutt's Of the House directly.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

the House, this vote !. most significant and aus
picious.
There are come names recorded In the negative
in yesterdsys voter, especially on Af. Duna
proposition, thst WI, afford an unPleas surP''o
e. ,hs constituents Of those VITO cast them.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

The Central Fremont and Dayton C'ao' nav
ips been suddenly evicted from their oid he'a'
ousrters at Academy Hail. have taken the Broad
way Tabernacle for this evening" ana WI r: s.o.0,
be addressed by some excellent sPeshei'' ffenos
of the candidates and the cause let os nave the
right sort of gathering
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

These s,uderts are from eighteen different States
tome Of them, Of course Slave States. This Is
ven fferent from caDvass Of a particular boat
or u bain, or work.bop-often selected because OF o
known pIepopdeIance in favor Of the views OF the
csnvssser. This can easy be traversed If the facsa
be not as above stated.
LIT US say sgain that We do not seek to iniptre
our friends with Overweenirg confidence. We
strongly hope for success, not without effort but
through effort. There are dark corners yet to be
enlightened faint hearts to be neIved, preudices to
be tipeled, slueeiahness to be overcome. But we
have the candida es for The crisis, and the needed
work will be done.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

The substratum of low life in this city was con-
siderably asitated last night by the rumor Of
duel between John Morrissey, fellow who has
kept up great deal of disturbance heresbouss for
several years, and one Harvey Young Of jersey
City, man Of the "a ne kidney. We give such ru-
m0rs az seemed tOlerably authenticated.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

A few more advertisements will be received for
Tx WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of THE week il handed in early
70 day. Price 81 line.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

ADvERTIsEMEsTs for The DAILY TRIBUNE must
be handed IN before O'Clock the evening in order
30 secure their appearance the following morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

ALREADY fourteen persons have died in conse-
queDce Of the explosion on the stea ner Eupire
State. Eight Of the wounded are still living, aud
ID is thought ell may recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
twelve hundred majority fox anything lsbe'ed
" Demoorstic",

" Democratic
wILI,soRo', Tiogs Co, Pa, July %, '%;
"Th're Dow q majority Of Two Tbousand In this
IT Twenty five Hundred before next November. HevT
there much feeling 10 this county at any election
before. II is really astonishing to the change that
has taken place. caused by the measures of the Bor
der Rpfiars, tecoJded by James Buchanan and We
utterly repudiste such anti Democratic principles and
men. Buck ard cree ale considered on par in the
Knsss affair This feeling is not all political ex'
citemebt Farmers and necoanics take such an m
fore Tie sjo,ity of them having taken no part here
tofore in polItics and low bear on pereverng and
energetic for Fremont and Dayton. as the writer of
this was for Pierce and King"
"A friend at Madison University in the heart OF
our State seDdi as the following % the result ofa
faithful canvass of the students in that institution:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
Tlork Daily Vribm,u
WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1856.
Nd OORRESPONDENTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS
Nc bo taken Of Comm Whist
ever intended for Insertion must Do aOthenc.ted by the
nsme address Of the vtenot necessarily for pabcs-
ton, but - . gusrsptce Of his good faith.
We oaunot undertake rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

SPECIAL CAUTgON.-LoOk out for damaged.
nu-y article pu,portus 10 be Lyos's magnetic sowoER
Do1 grice Il 10 worthless Puchise at the Depot
Nc. 424 Brsdwsy of respectable Druggists The nae
articles price IS fask win clear house OF Bed
buss RO-ches IN 40 hours
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

- -,.nr.t.S safes with Hal Pstent Powder Proof LOCK
sSe !. upon all improved salsmsnder and ohsi
s.s-h.pee Champion. Their tumpN the worie
sIresdv Enow and their history u their eulosy.
s.-ve-e 8. c. HERRING L. Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

Strangers visiting the city should can ,hs as
RoeKsss ExrExsIvE BAZAAK, No ~ broad ~sy ss IA
n,ss eh slA speLdid assortment VI FANCY =.
TOYS IN the soa b. imported aecuv ana -o p
nsiea Fans uets Toilet Art1ies Dres
- "a T,syeIb a..s B,o 70 Psrisn ana GLASS W.s WIS
sTss x.,,sty Of articles sut,bs sfs and presents f al
aga are at o., v. p.,.., M 400 Rro.dw.y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

NUT-rING's EOLICOS-A new Musical Ins1u.
rpsnt sombnns the advantages Of the Oga Meoaeen and
sdspted for Church Operate Music 1t has received the
highest testimonials from tho profession, amateurs, and tic
sds roushout the United States which BE- the
fhrsFor<e wsrs Rooms Of the Msnuscturer Pree from
Gen 20 el& 9RovEsTEEN TsUsL0w,
No sos Broadway, n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

Cholera, Dysentey, Collie, Group, Vomiting,
&C are Immediately cured BY Dr. ToBIAss ceebraed VEsE
TIAx LnInExT. This rea.edy h recommended by the
most eminent physicians the United States and Is
haxrnlr- Solo BY all Druggists and Patent Medicine
Dealers In the United States Price Is and 80 cent Depot
No Ccurtiaadtst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
SNcvR's SEWING MACHINES every pos

SINGERS SEWING MACaiiNES.-in every pos
se wsy hese Machines have secured the favor o. ae
e he6t ard medals besn awarded 10 them
at bone and abroad Thosssnds are using then On every
variety Sf work with enre satisfaction aud success Let AZ
Who have any interest In the SUBJECT cali aod examine Tne
Machines v be eoueousy exhibited whether they DO or 90
not wish to purchase -, o,o ,,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

msnufaeturers-aiihg tbe largest assortment the city
besides seoond Hard Panos-s Of which VIII be sod 81
Pisnos rort and rent allowed
o. purchase, at H. WArERSs no, 80 BfoSsdwsy.
fu snoona-hsnd Pianos. Music at reduced pricea
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

1 LYONS KATHARON has become the standard
Hair II acknowledged BY all 20 be the
Ape toilet article prepared II nvgoates the Hail.
rs srcv shy Gle anses It from dAndraf ana
other npuie Sold BY ali respectable d-sers eyerywhere,
for2 2yeaD, sperb bote
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

stsud pre1nDept above al compstion suite OF eies
private s,mens for spplvns biz famous DYE the greatest
apdsro a,ce Of throughout the world BIS ne
styie WIes and TouPEEs Il perfection itself wholesale
aid retail at CRBTADoRos, No s Astor HOME.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

WIGS - HAIR-DYH - WIGS. - BATCHELOR's
WIGS have improvements peculiar TO their house.
They all the world for their graceful besuty
sass ard dursblyttns obarm The largest and bss'
ihs world u private roerns for eppyne his famous
DYE Sold AZ BArcHELoRs, No. z33 BrosdwAy
POSTAGE STAMPS g cents and 10 cents) FOR
sALE at ths Ofsca gIlo-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

RUPTURE Only PRIZE MEDAL awarded TO
MARSH Co. BY the industrial Exhbi ob Of all NstoHs a. 'hs
P-iuoe their PATENT RADICAL CURE Truss
Rorces is superiority Professors VALENTINE MORT
WILLARD PARKER and ioHS NJ CAESocHAs Open from
a. M 70 D IN. MARSH g. Co No q maidsn.laue, Y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-04

ming start and jump, or BY a leap from pre-
yiously stationary position--he only remem-
bered that he strained his back very much,
and suffered great pain until an adhesire
plaster in the shape Of an Office was put up.
Oh him--that il all probability since then,
some Improvement or invention in the art
saltatory-slrh as az improved spr.nging
board, or a quick way Of pulling down the
bars, had been introduced. and that as Mr..
- was the last man over, and jewel
Of only a years /" set he had better counsel
with him, as he was doubtless an fail in the
best mode Of jumping. Luben, when last seen,
was putting along on his way to the foot d
High street, but what advice lie got, and how
he jumped. we do not know, as our informant
" came away" about that time.
Petersburg la,clkgereer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-04

The editor Of The Washington I'd. CT Spec
laior designs 10 publish, abon, Angus, next. a
81, 81 all periodicals ioa menIlles 10 dailips in
The Un'ed Sale'-- embracing CsllloInia and
The Terrlinries--wilh terms and general rhafac-
Ter, so Tar - he can ascertain hem.
10 aid in making mp lis lis, and in carrying
on, his further plan. lie invites all publishers to
send him Three cnpi's Of their publications. FIRST
ssned after The lourili "f July Ter such a. shall
cnnlan iullesi account Of ile acrutienres OF ,ha,
day.) THESE he proposes Ia hihd-one sci to-
be flied IN the Congressional Library --orc M
The Library Of The Smithsonian insiiiulpn--lLe
other for his avn snnclnm.
lie also requests this notice may he inserted
one OF move times. 10 lie ediinriaI columns of
his contemporaries. Those publishers who give
u place aid send him copy 81 their papers
containing i, will be furnished uilh copy IL
The last alien published.