FOR THE INTELLIGENCER.
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In new State like ours when private Libraries have not yet been multiplied it cannot be expected that any extensive donations of books will be pre- sented to the Library of the University by our cit zens, as is so frequently done in other States and countries. We are glad however, and take pleasure in recording it, that one ofour citizens, Capt Nichols State Engineer has set an example in this particular by sending from his unique and valuable collection of books to the institution, copy of Tooke's Diver sons of Furley in 2 vols. This confident will not be the last of Capt Nichols donations The Museum of the institution still continues to progress and any donation to it, either ofanimas shells, mne rals, Sc will be thankfully received. It is hardly necessary to say that this last undertaking in its infancy if patronized by our citizens, may become an honor to the University, and also to the State, particularly in the eyes of strangers.

 FRANKLIN.