of anthracite coal shipped to Philadelphia? What pirates were snuffed out, and when? Why did John Quincy Adams resign his seat in the United States Senate? What was the Non-Intercourse act? What was the condition of our commerce at this time? What Act proved to be one of his greatest mistakes? When was it passed? When repealed? What was his financial condition? What were the results of his efforts for education? What did Congress pay for his library? When did he die? Who died on the same day that Jefferson did? What did Horace Greeley say about the coincidence? What was the character of Jefferson as a slave-holder? Why is there a difference in Jefferson's portraits? What was Daniel Webster's statement regarding, his countenance? What was his opinion of slavery? What was Jefferson's opinion concerning happiness? What did he say of resignations? What is the epitaph on Jefferson's tomb? What was Jefferson's statement regarding promises for the Presidency? What is the story of the Mould Board of Least Resistance? What is the story of Jefferson as an inventor? What is the story of Jefferson and the horse jockey? What was the peculiar relationship between Jefferson and Patrick Henry? Who were some of the brilliant members of the Virginia assembly? What are the main features of Henry's famous speech before that assembly? What were the treasures Jefferson bequeathed to his country and his State? What did Jefferson say of titles of honor and office? What was his opinion of a third term? What were his views regarding lawyers in Congress? What is the true history of the Mecklenburg Declarations of Independence? What were Jefferson's oratorical powers? SUBJECTS FOR SPECIAL STUDY. 1. The Declaration of Independence as a literary production. 2. The Declaration of Independence as apparently founded in Acts xvii,26. 3. General condition of the Country at the time of Jefferson's election to the Presidency. 4. Leading events connected with his administration. 5. General results of his political influence. 6. Leading characteristics of the man. 7. Jefferson and Hamilton. Littell's Age, Vol. 81, p. 613. 8. College Days of Jefferson. Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 29, p, 16. 9. Family of Jefferson. Harpers Mag., Vol. 43, p. 366. 10. Jefferson in Continental Congress. Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 29, p. 676. 11. Jefferson in the War of the Revolution. Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 29, p. 517. 12. Jefferson and nullification. See Lives of Jefferson. 13. Jefferson and Patrick Henry. See Lives of Jefferson.. 14. Pecuniary Embarrassments of Thomas Jefferson. See Lives of Jefferson. 15. Religious Opinions of Jefferson. See Lives of Jefferson. 16. Jefferson a Reformer of Old Virginia. Atlantic Monthly Vol 30, p. 32 BLBLIOGRAPHY. For those who wish to read extensively, the following works are especially commended: Life of Thomas Jefferson. By James Parton. Jas. R. Osgood & Co., Boston, 1874.