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A 4- No paper will he ditsziatinuna units sat the (llama. on of the Proprietors,) until r,ll urrecrn gee are paid. Air No attontiou will te- pent ,to ony orley unless accoM• paniod by the money; ornetisisctizy rteretice in this city. • A:3` Cone...tied inith the. Edahrizhotent qt the .ifccrnizy Poi end of the fargest Jai) Printiro3 Ofuces in the city, whore all ends of done on nt shortrst noti ce , a n d nma ieason b!e fermz• PROTE6 , i'O&A - .L 4 dARD, nab Lct. (;;.,---S yr out; TTORNEY ANL , COUNSELLOR AT LA W—OLlico. Ko —. Fourth Nt.r..-e.t. Pv..L4bur4h. Pa, circ 1.1 - James A. Lowrie, _. ATTORNEY AT LAW—ofilue, Four:h Pitteburgb, between Smithfield sheet and Cla , rrY ut L.Y. idectlap • • __- , ATToRNEY AND COUN:s'ELL.OIt AT LAW --- - , Ofi P10.:13,1- Foal rih etre. et, ja1:1y0 P1T7413 V F.: Joi ATTORNEY ASD COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Olnee, corner PI MI and Grant 515., ja.lly3l 1 Th("11:ks iU cn /1 66, A TTORNEY AT LAW ANL S'OLLCl'llit,..tN CITANCERY. Omen, next door to thr ro:d '.ritouteurille. Ohio. roy4 A S. P. ttos2, TripitNEY AT LA W—No. 10;) r::. Pa., fourth door b,limo i'"uorsou's Livery A TTORYKY AT LA 1Y47 • A TTOIINEY AT LAW— )11 ,, p% jali,Clacrryalky end . N ( ATTOIINII. AND coy Iltrtkewell'i , : A TTOELNF.I! AT LAW unar 9mithfi..l.l Patrty Ec 'IL ALDERMAN. OF i RD WARD. OMOE CORN El: OP W 1.% NT _.1':1) il STE, VOLMerly - 0,41,1 1,1 - : , ' , Jo: , 11!i Im. 6111618 rertainimr to tJ .71.,! . .•.• of thoßence pr. npilvn. . N. Irate t r, ,1 . J r,-_- 1 ()FF/CV,Gr.r...O t w-en f• , tl, - 1!. I i)i,m,..11 alley. , Conryynnrin7...: )fi, 5. 1, millb o. e at .rare and I,xal 11,m . ..7. ,:•• • ..• *mined, &c. ot.; U I: J.•.‘ l' NT. (..cr 3 . AC. ; t" '3 It: CM Inf. FIELD STI TOkt 2 to I. o'clock. J.CetlTl', .r, is " 4 *" - . Wwit of V.. r 0171 Ci llcji. Lin. A. M In f.ve M. BUSINESS ILO6 =RID D. CIiaLINO LIATAILD .. Curl I 1. tsht• t .o” ANTFAcru K 1: its ()t.'rrr,l.. FLINT L v ' 4, comer or Fr0.•..',, -1, Po . 'Eli". AII /II :I 1,1^ , , 1. 10n - market pn I r I=lllll WHOLESAL2 .1 I AM , DEALik IN AL- ••4 Tobacco, Snuff. 111,1 Cigars, Reepr, crAnct.pntlyoa 1.4,..1 a I • Yarions bratvlm of lr;.•- rt..!( jk:. ' . .. __- ..30/tie Dit)li.“...!.'; 1 t 7, WnOI,P...SALE tili.Uer , t .A.N I tr. , •,' , 11-..i ,N \I E 7: CHANT for thp. toi:e tif .i, , . i.. , t , ..:,.... , r. ,, ,,,, , . :,.. 1 Prodnee geuvr .I i !.. Nk , . 1.7 %. .. i • Iff.t. PII: , , .. ~'...-1 .P/LIIIP 116 X 31 C L. .1. d N t :, , WHOLESALE DEALEII• y0r.F,1...N. N LT Spices, Confectionery. snr,,rs, PiLtsbuntlt. W It St.:VIA:I dt. FORWARDIN,I AND etpr7 asr FORWARDING Wholegalt• PrCkince_scriu•rully. p P.tx COMMISSION AX! STEAMBOAT A L 4 tsz WHOLES ALE No. 17 W , • , 1 - BOOIISKLLER . a general t • tall, No. 104 Wood earn f•'!! , • . ol,„ Wanted, Rag, 1. W. efe,t.itt is L IThEILER Is RAGS : Pittsburgh- Tat Itllllnr WHOLESA LI; 13 I;.[)C INi • Winer and Liberty st.r.ov, . connantl V on William Carr Co (Wir. Oooz I.tte Kr el., UrluOL'•;s9la: TV1("1.:' kor, N 0.329 Comr..ri i. Pa. TTIE Sibqcrib,r , have f r, r. Sr. 77' ihe purp,e of rs:::) r • . •. : ing,inconnertiou with ur, p ro _ dare business u..nerui , ' r • Aniraori; W.11,11 , ..194 N. I 1:: \ b:, , U 3 forniterly ozicupied by itorbri I Pittsburgh, Fehrti ore l t. 1;L F IL DItA VO, Uuuu no:, , • Country Produce. offers for ... • i.. tr GrOC.Pries,Felticted forst:alai' y use. and the liutest duality, groond St.-em St s %!,i: Dried Fruits, Poreidu I`r , 11 •• is change for kierchaudite. D.-fine prt,ured a full n=.ccr:r.•n WarranteclOardilti SeP.ls, ..rut ill V I terasted mini:;, SIMIGEZI EIiGLISEI 1107.ki6LL8SION AND VI Aitt ENII - Nll7.:C:r \ Vineleselo Danlers F,h, i.. 1 • ;,;, .. 1 i,. lure generally. r,“e1.. , ... , •et • Ingliram, No. 116 Water t. 1,1 150 Penns Conamiaa MILE snbscrlbers havc ~; I. pose at N 0.17 t•lmir!,.l..'d - Monongahela nous, W., will a • COMMiti9io[l, for cal.., can.. 1,1 1 ,10,• /. ern, Oats, Ltartcy. I upon which wo will MO, 1,11 . e best market rates for ca.t, novB Jam. n't.l.txgfili it. "'REALER IN GitoC,:lcl Es. IT. I. i,,t, ) &c., No. 10, corner I ,t .TL!,-. . T. B. Vouitz MA.NU A -1171Iiiitsi Is: (LI islits:4 01 eVr .. . , ," st mannish , wars-stilted. nirt n p.rkin:t for land san 1 OLIN U. YoUNG MGM ENEMIEN TSPORTER AND WIT. I: 1L: X' • I Ag) LIQUgIiS, No. 14: N co.; - r n Dove 1.1-ate,C,lFt sido, phot, It tit ti.. t ualitinB of old Wiatt- I r:• `.5 • beta Witi.ky, n••, the attention of porthm,r, tool • 3:1 - 29v • --- . henryt - • WIMLES At; I,', ROC!::: 0., 111 ,,,, 3•T nr Ppnt. MAMIIMZI THING AND "C i Vol Style. - ,L1.114 tuti.lorq , rut.— IL •!... it. C. D. le n, . 1 .. Fr, r WV e ign wt .. ,,s and 1.1.1. , r5.. 21 "1 tt • 1,1, I , t , Li fled Whisir.V. ,0.191 Jr.,•,,: 'l9lxettc. • • W.UOLESALE and I;et, I A IPT“.:F.. 11 TRUNK, VALISE it,: U. , . It PE 1 , 1,1 Curer. No. 108 Wood ,tree:, j 92 97 John H. Neflor, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DrAl.Li; INSTIACIM Pi por g y •:4 z.r•L•,.• aIA fitationery, Lin. - 122 . LU.9AN ............. AISL, Ant, WHOLESALE and itrtnil D• F. .vvy and Staple DRY GOODS, Ut•l-o itreet,Yittsburgh. . • POW E.' G. Ktv:t[VtJ AROIIITEOT URA uAND l)ItN A '4 ENT Ornamental Patterns far es•tn,;:, iu tsery Desiginnz,..te. Complsitien the Dui Lies, La.: ta; SnITIMELD dee°l3treet,atnicTor°fUSietl'P'euistCni'ittli‘,';e. F • .! ANOY SILK AND 11 . ' , OLEN CLE2,N N 0.7 ISABELLA St.. near Ewm, mars' B. OTATILLERT . S. CUTILL3F.I3.I' x, SON. DRAT, ESTATE AND GENERAL AO I:NTS, R. 5 AL Smithfield street. 1 L. E. E/ nyw=rd, SALES in BOOTS, 81101c , t, TRU?: and LEG and BRAID HATS, roruer of Mark,: :tad Lid,rqy : ta., 0.174 Pittsburgh, Pa. JOAN 111 ITC .1.1 WHOLESALE AND RETA!i, 911liGGIST, No. 1.35 Wood rect., Nuxt door to U. Cllll.l' , Pittur7l - 1 _2. ....... Notice. YOB. FLEIrING harlld, t... ,, -letecllri`.ll.TC'S. A LEL, the. ' , ill hereafter I, 1,1 h atyle r J. ABEL h CO., at the. old Plane,Ctirt,Cr cf : 4 1 - aithr.t , :d and Fourth atreete. . • _ . John W. Butler & Co ~ FOIIWARDINC4 AND C , oNl Deale'rd In all kladn nf "dand:atur,. "pipe and Sh.'t Idd'adl. tit _ V,NTEI.I.PII.Is WOILICS. NO. 136 Wood stre,C, 7'hved door bel,p 0 eg tn All •11 • B°" TETLE,L , would r,„„ of sp,rtioc men to their lar,te es.sortment nl Gn TIN. !title , and it,. iroltring Pistols, the larttvet oo.t 1,0,t etaelv. ever opened in this market; together wlth a ...operal ttvvertrhent 15 01/ f 11 11"1 0 irer W :t r e t ti C l l Ol7 l- 191 Tpo')°ssii'laalliedp-I;ilCebsiZog eTab"h•l'lPur'ucikte'r..e.hi.'ot; lor gad .59provect paper. marl& . . MEE EMEMM VOLUME XIII. ...Ltme: IMPORTERS and manufacturers of "" - CUTLERY, SURGICAL AND DENTAL ‘' .MSTRUMENTS, RIFLE S, he. We keep a general assortment of the above articles constantly on hand; together with a general variety of Fancy Hardware. AlscyOutis, tole and Revolvers, flasks, Horns, Shot Belts, Canis; Peweder, Lead and Bullets; Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Knives; Tailors and Hair Dressers' ERlCtari3; Pocket Scissors, do.— Alec. TrUSEUS and Supporters. ' • Jobbing and repairing neatly executed. 311}1 •• 118 SW making :Rifles of every description, to Order t 'ot the best meterial, and workmanship warranted-- Orders roceired for them at Wholesale or. Retail, will be fill ed with despatch. Hunting parties supplied .at 'Wholesale prices.. myl6 Uhaudellers and Gas Ftzturea. rilnE suhaetibers are now opening at theirnew Wareroom 1_ NO. 1U i) FIRST STREET, bettrven Wood and Smith tield, the largeat assortment of CHANDELIERS, ISRACJI- LiTS, PENDANTS, and all articles connected 'Wit Gas Fitting, over offered in this market. Having arrangemetata made by NV IliCh they will be nonatantly in receipt of new patterns earietica. they confidently invite the attention of putt. ehater , to their Felaction. We are determined to sell as Ma- as soy hou , ,e in the West, and being practical des Fit ters, ear offer peculiar advantages to those desiring articles in Soh. Ilse. above , Wood r•oatio uo nn heretofore to fit up bulldbags of every do neriptlun fo r K.. water and eteam. ' MEM Carting.: of all kinds made to order promptly. LONG, MILLER k CO„, nr-If2:y No. 109 First street C Ei Oitukt.: aL.E'rcaElt, YltON NEW 1014-6„ .t.rt 2,lx.ve nr.l , ~ - - Id ANLIFACTURICR of the celebrated ) " • . ‘, D . Goeramer Ventilating Wig, Elaatie '-. , - hand Toupee; end *ivory • description g . t. , , - 4 . --- of Ornamental Hair, for Ladles , asid 4, , i,,., j * - - 7-7,.,-, Gentlemen, it , lOURTH ST It b..ET, 4.. .„. i . ~7-1. between Wood and !dart-et, Pitts __ t z t,. . ~,- - _-al.-,/ burgh. ..--.1"" . ..r- 4i. , Iltascitra's system enables Ladies .;' . .. k .' ~ - - , -.ti.. 7 i - ' 2 and Gentlemen to Mean) re thoir heads -,--, • --7 - ,--- i7l: -.- with accuracy. ...,::: FOR WIGS. :co. 1. The rou :14 of the Head. - . From the forehead over the head to neck, No.l No. 3. From 'au to ear, over the Lop. N0..1. From ear to eor, round the forehead. . . . .. For Toupeee, to corer the top of the htmat only—a paper pa:tern, the ~,aet ehope of the bald part. my 4 ft cw Coach nut Carriage Factory 1 JOHNSTON, BEOTHEItS & CO., porner of Rebecca and Belmont streets, Allegheny may, 15' , JULD respectfully inform their friends the public generally, that they hare commenced the manufacture of Carriages, bare uches, Rockaways, grles,Sleighe and Chariots, in ,I 1 their rnriuutiStylus of iintah dad proportion. All or.!. is „ s ill executed with strict regard to durability net tm•H ate Itepaire will elm° be attended to on tae rea.oluaae ',rms. Using in all their work the Poles, and Wheel atutf, they feel confi• dent thst all Who favor them with their patronage, will be • on trial of their work. P .11 - , , luque,ted to give or 6 call, before purata octti.ly J Z. b. L. Eicelalor rigig• rtile tory. I.IIOTHER h Cu. , PRACTICAL COACH M 1E corner of Rebecca and Belmont Ftreeta, Alto rb.ny Ity, Pa , hare on bond and era manufacturing an ar,ortment of Carriagetn, Rockaway', Bugg - ken, made in all their various etytoa, with r..:Ard to durability and beauty of finish. u , inr, In nil r , t rbctlY,lt. Juniata into and ca.tern hickory. Re b,l t, on them...A reasconable tarn They feel 1.-ot thnt n'.l who m:'y favor them with their patron pr.retly .t.l 4 tiee..l on trial of their work. s PniNi.nr4l, uml Manchester Umnibur.teti paYstrtry Cf. rO rn:‘,..it,..durio.: the dnv. 0et7.5:1 y . _ . COACII FACTORY. 15TEVZ_Vi UtoEcir Bigelow It. Co., L'O.CF.'C - JOIIS TO E. M.131(1 KLOW, !in. 46 1 3 , iii:;-rod alley, tali( Word atreet, Pitt; -P . • ~ , _t:olt.:ll.Eci, CAIIRIASIL:d, 1 . 11E1.- ?L A BUGG( ES, and es.ry description built to i.rtler, and nniste-1 in a manner an erfu.nl her of rie.4l,m. t , iegrin, of faith, skill of n,lop, and durability of materials. Z.tai - Al. wrkt warrausild. torn I -1N" a^• 1.1 • P.OLIERT O. PATTERSON'S LIVERY AND SALE ,pici• STABLE, ' 11111 orner Diamond street and Cherry alley, 5,,14 PI TTSBURG , JOSEPLL Pl. k.:1111.1.NU, C. 70 L. WILCOX l CO. MARKET 8 - TEEET AND DIAMOND, keel. r , hand a full ei., , ,,rtment of Drugg, Medi• C l'ertumery, and all artml, portnio e, itc ! Preocriptiong carefully compounded at . jaAy 11.XXIVG. b'i.hsll NO UItOTIIELC', .1. Kidd I Co.) iI OLE AL E DRUGGISTS, co cr,...t Street, Ptllt.i.urgh, Pa. rp of lir. M'Lane'. Cr.io.rat.r.t Vermituge, Liver jalo •' ra,y, • - JOHN ki.AFT, JR., (8 ~,,, o r to Jas. WOuffey,) Wholesale and Retail Druggist, 4 NI) PAISTe, sTuFri, &c., 141 three •Ics , rs beic . a. Virgin ; 1.117S1:121tG MESE ER OF PRA:, 13, IN, WINES, Ac.—Der.ler i . I 3.lntun,zahe.la Whi-ky, Peach Brand), .t.a. . Lin:C.l,, coca., of .1011.1115‘,1d nod Front R. L. ALLEN, ,S„.Ltj,ALS 1)2.11.LE IN Zoreira Wines, Erandios, Cigars Old. Mononga hela Rye Whisky, &c., ALSO, RP:C . I'II.'I'INC; DISTILLER, S Wouli PITTSBURGH, PA. it I. voi."F •••,'" pra.dte,, Wan, Cordial., Jamaica Spirits, St rind Nev.' El/gland hum, claret., Champognrs., AI, . G ti stout, Irish, Scotch, Liourbou, •I '1 Ilyr hod ruletilled Whisky, Apple, Poach, 11 C L err and hluckl.,.rrY Ltrandius; imported 'liaison, Principe Ch:ura; Ilnif-Spanish acid Common i ht i , u,•11 bs p • tc.. , • as 1,, cballeng t -••• and lhdties of every xty le, and zn;;oL ac of All I rrrrtl ' ully invite all roaming , II it my ht:hk, at No. n Wool) Street, Pittsburgh, C. II:I:L-1'11J.: lI.ACTICAI. N . /OLIN ,SIC11001:- 1 7 .1 D•' , itn roul p t noi,is of Violin playl nR,In RD pn re- ye nn,l pra , LiCni 1 , 1 1 / 1 , kW" draign.•d ox pro Iy Auleri•NO Andpot, :n which is added TalUable les , h.. hn , ! and beautiful arrangements, as Solosand to, moat popular melodies of the day, Srlected, • rou.,al and ( . 1 .10 posed by U. C. HILL, pupil of Spahr, late cr,old,o• or the V. - /,rk I l billlartuouir Society. just re , ervol.i 0 advance of the trade, by HENRY KLEISER, 101 Third street. can.fally r eami a,' the above work of U. C aIIJI ' , 11.1r It urnn t t h e mart complete and prat we have ever Beeu. U. A NTON, 11. VOGEL, Teachers of =SEEM LAIRI , . (late of the firm of COotav h LittP-o,) having ocenod STuftE NO. 9, (two doore above the oil ...au , S.; for the pori.op., of carrying on the CLOTIIING I N stnct attention to business to merit a nt tl.e nntrox.ag , • of tht, late firm. I. l c •'~r. 1 Oti JS G Allh LA I'LANIN I LL—NVon Id respectfully Y. inform Id, frisPfLs and the publie, that his new estate Innen t ton,' in tail Operutloa, nutl that he to prepared to , Irnish boat Cabins, nod till all orders for Planed Lumber, with prompt:p.:s, and at the lowest rates. Board and Plank, planed on one or teeth aides, constantly mind. Such, Loort, and Mouldings, of every description, Mode to tUer. lluillere and Carpenters would find it to their advantage Orr Lim a chli, ar Ge ern now turntsh theta with planed ,ittni,ie for erory der,riptinn Or work. EMEMIZI i. re AN LIFACTU USILS of all kinds of BRASS WORK, LO CUNOTIVE, STEAM ENGINE, PLUMBERS, Ac. Al Cotton Batting Manufacturers. eouu I ry on Itch...cos street, Allegheny City. toner ant titore, No. 12 Market street, Pittsburgh. OLP !MASS awl COPPER taken In exchange for work, 7 —.1,11 paid. Orders left at the Foundry or Office, will be , clr.:!y attendt•ti tn. feb9:ly np stairs. Entrance from Fifth street. Pittsburgh, ESPECTPULLY announce to the public that he has - t.i commenced the HEAL ESTATE AGENCY, in connec tion with Intelligence and General Collecting. He will :.bo attend to renting. Persons in want of servants, in any .pacity, or those in want of places, will be supplied at short i.oUce. All business entreated to his care promptly at •ile I to. Schucliman & liaunlein, l'fllOCiltAPlLESS—Third strret, opposite the Post-ofliee, 4 Pittsburgh. Maps, Landscapes, Dill 'leads, Show Bills, .nt,lp, Architectural and Machine Drawings, Business and Cards, sic., Engrisliiiil or Drawn on Stone, Printed Cob-rs, Bronze, or Black, in the moat approved style, vhc mast r , aronable prices. octl&:ly 03:.•.rf D. It ENING ER T. J. GRAFT. Graft, Reisinger & Graff, r ESTLIIN FUUNDItY, Au. 111 I9col atre t I Pitt, burgh, Pa. C I trpUr S t w,land Wood Stow=, 'arior Store Were, - ogar ..,r•• =ME! Swink, Mair & Hunter, (Late Smith 6 Sinclair,) HOL ESA.I.E. GROCERS, itADUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, DEALERS iu all kinds of Pittsburgh Maculae. lures, EL:..Second and 161 Pleat street, Pittsburgh, I.IIP ':1 E OLD PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, (late John start •It. Stockton,) and Blank Book and Stationery ' • t , rehouse, is prepared •to execute every style of Legal, utereiel, Canal and Steamboat Job Printing and Book ti I, ding, and furnish every article in the Blank Book, Paper •,n•I Stationery- line, at the shortest notice and on the-most terms. - • 1. . • thank Book and fitetioneiy`Warehease, ?tinting Office and Book Bindery, co`rtter Dills:kat and Bea:uads. [I2OT/6 (~~ PUBLISHED DAILY, BY GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE "POST BUILDINGS." CORNER OP FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS, AT $6,00 PER ANNUM, OR $5,00 WHEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE BUSINESS CARDS IiiNTRIA.PRASR WORKS. 210, 13e , WOOD entrzr, 611 D 00011 DILOW =IT /I 0 iVN T 6 TErLEI'. J(111 ik-tir csv School for the Violin RECk 0111 k NDATION to order In the moat tnehionable ‹hortegt 1/.oer—inferior to none in the jan26:y James, Mellinger, HERRON & CRIBWRLL, BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS, JOSEPII T. LOWRY, No. 43 Cornor of Fifth and Wood Sind', AV,rerizet—T. J. Bigharo, F.sq., Richard Cowan, Esq., W. Lerlie, Br. Alex- Black, James Racketed, A. A. Mason, A.• Old. janlB ILAN FACTURERF 0 P Plain and Fancy Grates, Plain and Fancy Fenders, Fad and Dog Irons, Portable Forges, T•a Kettles, Wagon Boxes, kr_ NAM BUSINESS CARDS North-Western Pollee Agency, NO. 89 wAstimiros sTiLEET, l'enrl ,, rn CIIIOAGO, Pinkerton 2 Co DEPOTS 1111111 ATIF.NTInN TO TFIF. Tlt A\NAcrioN or A GENIZAI DETECTIVE POLICE BUSINEL4S In the states of Illinoid, Wisconsin, Michigan nod Indiana • mbl9:dt f MITE late firm of JONES it (WIWI. having been dissolved I by the death of Jolin F. Quigg, on the 27th inst., the business of said firm will be settled by the undersigned, at their office, corner of ROSS and First Streets. ISAAC JONES, Surviving Partner. Pittsburgh, September 30, 1351—tocay Air ANUFAIgtURER of Spring and Bligter Steel, Plough Slab steel, steel Plough Wings, Coach and Eliptic Springs, Brass Nut Taper, half pliant, Screw, Mail and Hammered Iron Axles,—corner of Ross and First streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. octihly D. B. Rogers & Cc., ATANUFACTURERS of ROGERS' pate .t Improved Steel 1.111 Cultivator teeth. Office corner Koss and First ,treets. oct2ly PITTSBURGH RIDING SCHOOL, ROBERT H. PATTEBON, Proprietor, CORNER OYDIAMO. , D STREET AND ellhnitY ALLEY. IHE subscriber respectfully announce:, to tilt' Ladies arid Lieraeta of Pittsburgh, that he has recently erected RIDING SCHOOL, which, In point or size. commodious ness and adaptation, undeniably exerts any binallsr estate Raiment in the United States Its location from all parts of the city, while its hiith aril airy sit anthill renders It especially suitod to the prono!i: of heap h, by this most agreeable exercise. Horses tiro diwile and well trained, and the proprietor pie !cos ttitoselt that no pains or expense will ho spared to mri<e this establish. Went the lent in the eontlitence of the public.. _ 1L1C11A,11.13 C. Hoe:KING, Gilt, Silver, Brass, Bronze, Looking-Glass, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES, LA , lv AND ORNANINSf ED—No. 21 Sr CLAIR ammo. All kind of Composition °roamo fits, for stotain boats, de. All kinds of Otid us and oaths, Gilt Moulding , : for Fraturs. u boloi.me and retail Varmsh iiir Oil Painting Engra r ins and Litimsraph,, for sal,. 41,1 - lin;taired or defaced ritstor , d Sn the best rattan,. All Fronosg and Mraildinas m , nuf,tnn't in thi+eyhth llahment may be cleaned without 112.3110.,., with soap and wat. T. Call and we. No. '2l Ft. Cali. ct , Pitt itu,sh lin htsti.ii WM. A. M'C DEAbEII. IN Fine Teas, Choice Family a:Tear/az and Willow Ware. CORNER OF WOOD AND SIXTH STS., PA. Inow receiving a lart.:e robortroent 1 , 11E1 , 11 GA KIDS, in adJilii.o to his alrerdy ,or, pur,harwd !Awn tir,L hands in the Ea..tern hi , h. will be sold nt the ir.,west market price.s. 4e" Iro:e1e, Stoambcatx. and families, bnyinehy th• suppliNl et whnlecah rates. Sur- delivered in the rift iree of rliaraa. sep2l J. xviliTc. VENETIAN BLIND ANUFACTER T, Atli ItheuVEFIED his health su re; to reincue his old huafness. and hae hi. of No. 65 S - rittET, n• or the Phst offi-e, between Wont! and Finltlitehl. where he has an iniserthe e, of IfLINI/rI, trimmed wish plain awl fancy wi,rst.ei and siik trimmings, rue/ i. preparei to Lll any order In his lino, en the molt r ,Lie tern,,. II is xorh ir flux give eeti,in<u .0 cr per .y rrtundent ttsr ()hi Bluer, k.iiiurerf. ts l ira.e pyr him a roll, L.- , th• can't Ifs heat In work - m.1,11;1 1y Not e. rrtlif inters:l of M. JOHN AnvEt.t. in our lehileesa etas., !Steil: ;Lir •lato WH(LEriA Lb Gltf fliblirt, L.) continue I by the rsreatzt leg partners under the linn ~r IIAUALLY. CiMsOrtA VT'. A Nes. 11l and 2.) W.,,r,1 rtrrrt. BAG A LEY, W, )OOW A RI) u C. •., N... =1 slreet, WNI t ALEN' A CO. Pir.aburch,Deeember 1511 a, 1 HAVE soil Inyinturrit to th.• Inhiine, of ,t Co., to S. A. L og , who, with Join Phi 1:4.4. la tl ~ , f l 1./nu, At th- 5.1 ,tand, Fe. I)9 V, Ftl99-: :itn:ly rrc9wzthentl the new hrlii to the i , :itri+na.f.e et nv i7l. Jury *:l9, ISSi. P. U. .111.1.E1t. MM=CriMil Brae[, AND FOUNDEILS, AND GA yrrrtits. inriteattentirm to their mock ot Char:defier, hi-T..1...m, PeudstrtA i um! other fixture. Ate fit up Lour. with Coax and Steam, make IrrimACiistingx of salt kinds to order, fur nish Itailr,,l Pumps and Tauk Fittiorq, and keep Anti- Attrition Sleml redvitantly on hand. Sliver Plecklufetelory. NNINS, 1 , 01:K8, FIMBLF:MS,I,_ IN I . FICiN 1.1 —owing T.:: kot...nor fh.cilltor, In mno a;.ct my own work, we art. now ...Hin t ; at rou: low, than ritieß, or el:o.teto-ro. All ttork.t. wnrunt.d. Sterling Silver .—WI. hiSO n - funufftr.tote Sp , A LIS Of th. Britieb F1er1113,4 •fft y. INtflot,. mud WrLtrlf roto,friu,,t root i I, sr ]fh Prort• fa• cil y 111,1 reLlo 6,1 d'-t,totroltfon o ,nf fro ti.fp-tion ou:tocf,f, both r, 1.. price at,l • .e Icy of work. W Wrafflf fttof .1 , ••.1,. nor!! oornr; of ?Illart..o.f. and 1.... II P 4( rents. Steamboat Furniture and ts el r•. 41 WE loos on timid and art. eons; ;otly tuna wart u ring STEAM BOAT CAh•IS Ft E.NITURE AND CHAIRS, of every dexeriptton, viz: Etatonsion Diolug Taltiel; Do for do; Ladles Cabin Chairs, of taxied. s;ylo4 , Gents. do do do: State 1i....n do do do; Lu Toilet Donna; Tete a iotee ; S, ra.; Divans; Centre Ttit:es; Wash Stand!: Csi I do; Vt'a,er do: Material and .- orkruma,bip wr.-redo.,d, mad pet-ea antis. faetory. T. I;, Y t tlJNO ..: Cit., jy2o 38 Smithfield st.,re.poott• City lintel. NOTICE. DALY'S STOCKING MANUFACTOIIY, 1:0 Fifth rtrett, „lira corner atwrt Mark sfre.f, PITNBURGiI, PA WIIERE WILL he !gm nd the loroe , t and stock of 110;31E1VA' ever oller-s1 tio, city. Purchasers will find It to thou- ad vauts i to to call ut thia es. tsblisluneut and emicalue for them.ielvesi it is o il to lusure Weir custom. C DALY. N. 11.—ltemetabsr the CHEAP STOCK'S , / Coltta. febl.y C. D. C. B. *leadly Co., riIIEAP CARPET WARKIIOUSF:, X.. 5'2 Third street, k_./ near Markel, would respectfully inform their friend, and the public generally, that they hove now in store their complete FALL WPOCK, consisting of CARPETS of every deseription. from the Royal Velvet and Brussels, to the com mon In.:rain, Llemp and Roy. ChLb. tr.-or ore to eight Tonle wide, new designs and very rich. C..enii nod Canton Slatting, DruggeLi, It ors, Mots. Fiott IL-ds Window Shades, ac. Persons wont out. tottte. . lto mi ond exam ine their sends,tsteatohnots, llotek, and llea ton,. furn ished on the most teasornible terms. profits and quick antes."'j TERMS CASII ()SLY, net'2 Iltmuty Lando--tioldters' rpm: utolersiittoil hat mints n oh Thomas Lunipkin, of Washington City, t• yn„•i,n W It MASTS, A, ' f or 6,1,14.1,, their Wi•lons i•r fir BoUNTY LANDS, or tiny tinter claims on the (iiirernoient. SAMUEL FA lIN EST, 'LK, Residence, No. U Itofig r..ot, Pit t , l.urzh• . _ --- . m.Walcott do Co., SUCCES.IOII9 TO T. KENNia,, JO., a 00..1 MANUFACTURERS OF GILT AN I)MA I I ud ANYL.OO IKG GLASSES, Portrait and Picture Frutn es, kr., and denture in Imported and notnevtic Fancy Goods, No. 02, t!or. ner of Wood and Fourth streets, Pi t ts 1.0 rgh. 0112,1 - Depck of Longsvorth 8. ZI en me roe an's Co,— tawns. Wines and iirandy. lunder blzned has received and offers for 1 cinnatt pours, a large quantity of Lngworth & Zimmer man's choke and world-renowned Sparkling, Dry and La• dies' Sweet Catawba Wines. Such as may desire to procure an excellent article of Native Wine, (the pure juice of the grape,) will find my establishment the place for the gratifi cation of their desires. The Catawba Brandy, d.ietilied tram the genuine Grape, to declared by many excellent judges, equal in flavor to the best imported Cogude. D. FICIUISEN, ht2o No. 137 Liberty street. =M2nEWM:2III TIIE subscriber haviCethe exclusive to manufac ture and s.•I1 SWEENEY'S ,HUT Allt AND SMOKE CONSITMING FURNACE. is prepared to receive orders, and contract for heating buildings with the most economical Furnace now in use. The attention of those interested is solicited. Any miormation can ho had of A. KRA DLEY, Nos. 2 and 4 Wood street, or of J. Ii ARN D01.1.A lt, dec2l:tt I iron City Stove Warehouse. No. I:i4 Wood et. It Is True 1 TII.AT PICTtrItE,. f superior exoellenc, may be obtained at CAlttiO'S New Deguerrean Galls _ ry e No 70 Fourth street, at price. varying from One to Twenty Dollars. All work warranted to please. Children taken in a few seconds. Call and PK:Unitue specimens of the various styles. Rooms open day and eve ning. 40.19 PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND CoNIMISSION CHANTS, Evans - Mlle, la—Strict attention laid to all consignments for sale of Flour, Produce, ay.. Orders for the purchase of Produce solicited and promptly attended to. Goods for r.-shipment forwarded with desostrh. fortii,tiro 110111 E. LEAGUE; EACTORY. lIAMILTON STEWART, Manufacturer of Shirting, Checks, Tweeds, etc., Rebecca street, Allegheny, hes opened a Wareroom SECOND STORE POST ISUILDINGB, corner Fifth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh. Merchants who arc not aware that these Checks can he 1131111 M as good and sold as low here as in any other coy iu the United States, are invited to call and examine for them selves. mhl2:lm Ledlle 'lt, Cilium, (Successors to Mulvany A Ledlie.) ANUFACTIIIIERS of Cut, Moulded and Plain, Flint al and Fancy Colored GLASSWARE, and dealers in all kinds of-Window Glass, Flasks, Vials and Bottles. Ware house corner of Market and Water streets, Pittsburgh. rals3,dly =BM tj ACING sold my interest in the firm of T. KENNEDY, 11 JR., A CO., to William H. Talcott, who, with A.G. Henry, will continue the Looking Glass and Variety Busi ness at the old, stand, corner of Wood and Fourth streets, under the style of Win. H. Talcott Er Co. I cenfidently re commend them to my former customers, as every way qualified to give entire satisfaction. All linnuina having demands against me, and all indebted to me, will please make an early settlement.. 0cf1.2 T. KENNEDY, JR. bbis New No.l'llerring reed and for sale by X' null ATWELL, LSI.' k 00. • 4. " t . • • • <,‘ "•• =MU PITTSBURGH. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1855, Isaac Jones, IMMIME El= EIIIMM c 7; ' • • . 1 ' • •:••• + BUSINESS CARDS. REMOVAII. c. lIIMSEN MANUFACTURER OF EVEUF - VAiIIZTY OF VIALS, BOTTLES, WINDOW GLASS,. Black Porter, Wine and Claret Bottles, DEMIJOHNS AND CARBOYS; eLso FLINT CLASS IN EVERY VARIETY. Warehouse, Nos. 104 Second, & 133, 135 First st., PITTSBURGH, PA. [mh2B Mew Trimming Store, h 7 o. 83 Corner of Market street and the Diamond. FRANK VAN °ORDER. respecfully announces to the public of Pittsburgh andvicinity, that ho will open his new Trimming Store on Monday, April 17th. 'laving fitted up the neatest store room In the city, and filled it with a choice selection of the latest styles of Trimmings and Fan cy lloods, he tatters himself that he will offer superior in duce nests and endeavor to give full satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. Now, don't forget the place--No. 83 Market street, corner of the Diamond. rapri2l FRANK VAN GORDER. • Dlaaolutlon of Copartnership. TI lIE Flltld OF LIVING;;TON, RCUUEN & CO., Pro rrietors of the PITTSUOROLI NOVELTY WORKS, uaa disJolved by the death of Mr. Jona J. Roam', on the kith of March last. The business of the NOVELTY WORKS will be continued in all Its breeches by the surviving partners, under the nail], and style of LIVINGSTON, COPELAND A CO., who will also settle up the affairs of the late firm. L. It. LIVINGSTON, CALVIN ADAMS, J. IL MOORHEAD, Pittsburgh, Pa., May .1,18551 W. B. COPELAND. Jolla ti'CLOaitet.. ... ............. m'ca.ol3Elll. Wholesale and Retail Clothing Merchants, NO. 84i WOOD STREET. riurS subecribern respectfully inform their old cluitomers and the public in general, that they have this day as sociated themselves in the above businees, under the firm of JOIIN M'CLOSKEY h CO. They respectfully solicit • share of public patronage. The previous blandness of each will be settled by them. Salvo. reArmrt I vqly. fsh9 Hoot• and Shoe■ r M'LAUGHLTN, No. 96 Fourth street, nearly oppcalte the Niuyorla utllce, la manufaeturlng Gentlemen's first Boo:A, Low Shoes, ties and buttoned; Congress and Button Gaitere; Ladies' BOotv, Balt Boots, Jenny Lint's, Slip. peer. and Froth Lashing Gaiters, of every color and shade; tnney nod Satin Gaiters, of the beat material; 3.1/"..3 and Children's do, of every variety. N It kinds made to order, on short notice. [.ul9 Soldier me Uouitty Lands, ND Cl AIMS AGAINST GOTBIINMENT.—II will pro ,' , re Bounty Land Warrants for Soldiers, their Widow s nod Bluer Children. and will prosecute Claim:. against. ,rnment, and attend to boldness in the "Court of Claims," recently established by Coogves a. °Moe, No. 119 Third street, cue door above Smithfield st. Niat-li 19, 11i5A--.{tah'ffil CIIABLEF. NAYLOR. NIL W SEED STORIed JAM WARDROP, PVERB for sale CANARY BIRDS of the gloat Improred () breed, being very hardy, and fine singers. 111 rd Beetle --Canary, hemp, Millet, Rene and mixed Seed. Bouquets will be furnished compoesei of tbs finest FLOWER6,,I2: Cs...llas, RO, Buds, Heliotropes, kteergre,use(iu pots) for Chridutas 'frees, from the Seed and horticultural Store, to Filth et, near Wood. dtec2o ~1 ~ i . - W. T. MoDONALD, M. A., Pcummyat.. next session of the Institution will commence on MONDAY, the 6th of September next, at the room cor r., of Ferry and Liberty streets, lately occupied by the Vorder. Al.f.a.enc,a—lian. A. W. LOOCILS, O. Knap, Jr, S. P. Vnn IL Miller. Jr. Bounty Lestds undersi;med continues to ontain Bounty Land Wurraht.s. Thu pru:ent bill glees to all who have nerved in any war Nine,. 1790. 160 acres. Terms moderate. LURE COCKSHOOT, 37 Diamond alley between I4orxl at. and blamnnd. A gang,. y tor ooldlera' Clllllllll. T OCATIttN oF LA N PURCHASE AND BALE OF I 4 LAND IV ARR ANTS.—The undeffigned ban matte ar ra mzconi,tits with competent and reapoosible gentlem in to oii.a, a Cur . :A:rate" or Witrrapts for l. 4 oldters, their widows or miner chid ten, ulu, urn entitled to bounty Lands; also for th- Location of Lands, and the Purchase and Sale of Land rrranta. JOIN D. DAVIS, mitl4 Corner of Wood and Fifth titmeta. Near Paper Ilauglngs. NO. S 5 WOOD STP.EET. FINE FRENCH AND ANIEILIC.AN PARLOR PAPERS; Panel Deem:Winn% lo gold, oak awl marble; Hall Papers, of earlona styles; Fig'd and Plain Papers, for dining rooms and chambers; Cheap and low priced Wall Papers: Borders, Pizures, Window Shades. A large and complete assortment of thr above, selected Mr 11,4 SCILMJCI, will be sold at the usual law prices. t 7 WALT ER P. MARSIIAT.L. %Vatter P. Marabun, TMPORTER and :Deslor In icemen land AM.TICAU P.M msr2 CHINA HALL, aenerT STatt7,ISETWELN_TiIIRD exu rOVRTH Brngg7B. TUB CITY SHOULD CALL PI Li. see the beautiful assortment of CHINA CLASS and QUEENSIC.4 ICE, uow open ro, the above establish- Meat. Oar geode bring entirely Dee, we are enabled to oiler inducements in all the Intent rtyles of Dinner, Tea and Toile; Ware, white iron-etorte, we bars a great variety of shapes: alio, gold Land and fancy colored stone ware Tel and Toilet sets. Our stork of white Covered Dishes, Tureono, Vegetable Dishes without 000008, Salad and every article appertaining to a Dinner Set large and well selected. Britannia Ware, Table Cutlery, Spoons, Castors, Walters, and House Furnishing Ooods, we Las e a large assortment. CONINION WARE—Our stock of common Teas, Plates, I.l,Ahes, I hoer., Nappies, Rawls, Pitchera, and erery article in the line he large, and we are prepared to pack them with or without tine needs, as the purchaser may wish. Also, a large assortment of &Ilk - chin c lyytuB WARE, w Lich we am selling at mantifiV ire' of which are offered at wholesale or ret o--1:2o Y ,RARY. SPRING STOCK OF HANBITIOD PIANOS, CHARLOTTE 13L1J51E, No. 118 Wood street, Pittaburgb, sole Agent. •The Hamburg Pianos are undoubtedly sm. 1 perlor to all others, both in elasticity of touch and viprrtortly of tone. They have not on:y received the highest marks of apps batian from the best European Pianists, such as LIST, TILALItEttI3, And others, who have them constantly in their own use, but also from our resident Professors. The following is an extract from a letter of rEuEE,SSOR HENRY ROIII3OCE After describing the particular style, two of which he cants for his own use—one °rand and one Square—he 9.enki no follows of their excellent qualities: '• My little daughter, who playa very wet:, moot, with my oelf, have a good Instrument, and yours are the on,y ones m hid] eon satisfy me. •• Instruments are offered me on the most accommodating term, 1, however, do not like them; they have not the eLet)e touch and the tone of yours. "1 remain yours, respectfully, ..11Exav Itousoca Pittsburgh, Pa." For nslo by CIIARI.O:TE BLUME, at the "Old Estab. licked Piano Depot," 11n Wood street, 2d door above Fifth Also, sole Agent for Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania for Bullet, Dams ,f Ch.'s Easton Pianos. (which in 11, East ern e.tles are considered superior to either Chickering's or Nunne d Clark's, but which fact is not extensively known, a.. :hey hnve but lately been introduced here;) and other ;New York nod Philadelphia Pianos, of the best makers, at prises from V 226 to $BOO, mhl9 CARD. A FEW days since, I published an tulvertistiment of my /A. Dawns° PIANOS, in which an extract from a letter from Prof. h. Rohbock, of this city, addressed to Messrs. Ilautrigarten .k Heins, cf hamburg, the manufacturers, was inserted. This Jamming I observed in several of the daily papers a l• Notic , ," signed by Prof. It., In which he states that I was unauthorized to make use of it, and that It was incorrectly anted and applied. In reply-1 presumed that it he bad written the letter, he, of course, meant what was therein contained, and con. sequently required no authority from him to make the same public. As regards the assertion OS to its incorrect. ness, I have the letter in my possession, and it speaks for itself, word for word as I have published. Messrs. Baum garten St Heins are not dependant upon Mr. Rohbock for endorsement—their Pianos were known, appreciated and re 'dived the highest rommendations from the first artists, long before Prof. R. saw lit to pass an opinion upon them. My reason for publishing the extract was in the fact that he was well known in the city, and not he muse his recom. mosdation was necessary to establish the merit of the Pions. In conclusion,' may add that they stand on their own merit, and are endorsed by such men as List, Thalberg, and others, solely on account of their merit. mhl.i CHARLOTTE BLUME. NOTICE. N an advertisement of Mrs. Blume, In this paper, my I nave is made use of in connection with the Hamburg Pianos. Such use Is unauthorized by me, and, moreover, the matter is incorrectly stated and misapplied. the facts are these: About Et year ago 1 wrote to Baumgarten & Heins, Piano makers in Hamburg, (Germany,) for a Plano of a new and peculiar construction, and of which I furnish. ed a minute description. They replied that they did not manufacture any such, and requested zoo to examine a haoo of their make sent '.l) Mrs. Blume, at the same time °flaring to furnish mu with it similar one, in case I liked it. I actrordiugly examined the instrument, but as it did not please me, I declined purchasing of them. I have since caught and am now using a Plano from the factory of N.Y. lIENILY 11.01IBOCK. NEW STOCK OF CHICEERING 4- SONS' PIANOS. . JOHN 1.1. MELLOR, No. 81 Woo STREET, v baweeti Youth street and Diamond al l ey, line just received froth the manufactory of CU ICI{EILINO A SuNS, BOSTON, a new and full supply of their FIRST. CLASS SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTES, with all the late and valuable improvements—also, of their plainer and loose prioal styles, suitable for those who require a cheap but good instrument. All the Piano Fortes from this man ufactory are warranted, and will be Bold INVARIABLY AT BOSTON FACTORY PRICES. OLD PlANOS.—Several secondhand Pianos, in good order. for MOO at 330, $5O, $75, $ll5, $lBO, As., Ac. MELODEONS—A full supply of Alelodeons of entirely new and.beautiful styles, and trout the best manufactories in the country, at $45, $6O, $75, $lOO, $135, $.150. JOHN. H. MELLOR, Agent for the sale of CIIICKEII[NG & Foss' PiAno3, For Pittsburgh and Western Penna. 4114 - No. 61 Wood street, between Diamond alley and Fourth street. mhl6 FroßAcoa—Ls kegs Twist Tobacco receiving and for Sale by jap2o,l ATWELL, WU * 00. MISCELLANEOUS DUFF'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE, PITTSBURGH, PA. INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE of Penneyl vanla, with Perpetual Charter. P. DUFF, President, (author of the '''North American Accountant,") Professor of Book• Keeping and Commercial Sciences. ANDREW T. HOWDEN, Assistant Professor of Book• Keeping. JORN D. wrixtems, the best offhand Penman in the United Stater, Professor of Commercial and Ornamental Penmanship. N. B. HATCH, Egg.. of the Pittsburgh Bar, Professor of Mercantile Law and Political Economy. P. HAYDEN, Principal of the Mathematical Department, Professor of 'Mathematics, &c. C. G. A. OUGET, Professor of German, French and Italian Languages. This Is the only institution of the kind in the 'Western Slates conducted by a practise! Merchant of many years experience In ext•naire business, and whom lectures upon all the details and practice of business, as well as every de• psrtment of Bonk•%eeping, are so deeply interesting to all young men of business, and which accounts for the supe rior attainments of his students. • liis course of Steanteaol Book. Keeping is pronounced by an eminent accocuataut "a perfect system for such books and accounts." This is the on'y institution in the city In which a Profes sor of Penmanship gives reviles instruction In that im• portant science, and consequently the only one where a good band writing can be obtained. The course embraces upwards of 300 commercial calculations, many of which are attempted by no other teacher. No specimens of Pen mansnip but those etecuted by Mr. Williams are exhibited. Call for a Circular and specimen of his Penmanship. Duff's Book- /leapt ng, llarper's edition, $1,50. " The meet perfect in the language." Duff's Steamboat Accountant, $l. "A perfect system." 4Gir - All letters addressed to the Principal will be promptly answered. jel2cdww Pittsburgh Mathematical & Commercial COLLEGE I 9 now opened for the reception of Lady end Gentlemen Pupils who wish to .eceive a sound and thorough know ledge of the following branches of education: Writing, Ilook•Ifeeplog and all its collateral sciences, Algebra, Geome. try, Trigonometry, Mensuration, Navigation, the use of Globes, Geography, Arithmetic, ac., ar- The Principal needs not to be recommended, as his name and capability are well known to this community, being a Teacher in this city for several years, and for the last three months has suc cessfully taught in the Iron City Commercial College, but has left It on his own accord, with the intention of estal, fishing an Institution in which the youth of Pittsburgh can acquire a knowledge of things more profitable than making unintelligible hieroglyphics, though by no chance will Writing be neglected. The PrinCipel'a capabilities can be tested by any person who doubts his qualifications, as they were by the gentle men whose names are attached to the following testi monials: ALTACIRES; November 24, 1854. I tale great pleasure In certifying to Mr. Barry's quailli• CatiOlN as a thorough Book• Keeper, and fully competent to instruct young gentlemen in the science of accounts—be sides being a good mathematician and ripe scholar in other . . respects. JOHN PLEMING, Late Professor in Pittsburgh Commercial College. Ptvratturton November 21. Hr. Barry is eminently qualified for imparting instruction In the science of Arithmetic and Double Entry Book-Keep ing. I found him even critically acquainted with those branches of knowledge. JAS. IL PRYOR, Principal Third Ward public Schools I state it as my opinion, that as a Mathematician and Book-lieeper, Mr. John Barry has few evals, and no supe riors. I think all the Teachers of this county Association will concur with me in this statement. JOK' KELLY, Principal First Ward Schools, Allegheny. The Writing department will be attended to by a gentle man of superior qualifications, who will devote all his at tention to the immediate improveroodt of the pupils. Hours of instruction from 9 A. N. to 10 P. Si. TERMS: Book-Keeping and Writing 120 per course. Arithmetl ^ 10 per quarter. Writing 3 for 20 1e830126. ATEILNEA:II QU1211363, Liberty street, near Wood. mbl9 J. BALMY, Principal. IRON CITY COBIIIERCIAL OF IVESTEILN PENNSYLVANIA. CHARTERED APRIL, 1155. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. His Excellency, Gor. James Hon. R. M. Riddle, Pol trek, Hon. J. E. Brady, lien. Win. Bigler, Ex. Gov. H. A. Pryor, Esq. COI Wilson ACCandlesa, B. L. Fahnestock, Esq. Col. Wm. llopklns, I Ed. Campbell, Esq. Capt. D. Campbell, Alex. Bradley, Esq. N. P. Fetterman, Esq. This institution Is now organised under Its charter, and i., in full and very successful operation under the following 132133319 L L HITCHCOCK, President, and Professor of the Science of Accounts, and of the Art of Book•Eeeping. JuliN FLEXING, Associate Professor in the same de partment. GEORGE F. lIITCEICOCK, A. M., Professor of Mathe matics and Teacher of Penmanship. JAMES It. 110PKIN13, Saq , of the Pittsburgh Bar, Lec turer on Commercial Law. TLern are two Courses of Study--one a Commercial, the other a ...Mathematical courts. There will be. hereafter, Quarterly Public Examinations, by a Board of Examiners, for the awarding of Diplomas. Students enter at any time, continue at pleasure, and even after leaving, return when FO disposed. Thiwe is in preparation, and will soon be issued, a pros pectus of the Institution, with a catalogue of the names of upwards of 200 Bind sits, who have matriculated since the opening of the College, in November, 1854. It is the firm and steadfast determination of the gentle• men who bare the management of this College, that It shall not become second to any other of its kind : and with this pledge, they mpectfully solicit a continuation of that flow of patronage which has so signally distinguished the career of this Institution from its commencement. Address " IRON LILT COLLEGE, Pittsburgh, Pa." [jel DR. HENDERSON, OCULIST AND AU - RIST, TREATS ALL DISEASES OP TH ZTE &ND Z. wrinotrr CUPPING, LESCIILNO, 08. VII Val OP CA.1.01117.. OFFICE 468 BROADWAY, COR. GRAND ST., NSW YORK Moore from l A. M. to 4 P.M. R . .. . . ()UGH, GRANULATED LIDS, Inflammation, Acateor Chronic Blindness with Films, frills, Anuturosis and Cataract Scrofulous, {Seeping or Watery Eyes, are among the diseases of the eye which are treated by Dr. H. with perfect satisfaction. Ail diseases of the Ear treated upon scientific principles. Artificial Eyes inserted without an operation. All letters poet-paid will secure prompt attention. We select the following references from among the thou. sands of cases which have been successfully treated by Dr. Henderson : ,---• Wm. J. Fry' r.. 328-8 Broadway, Albany, N. Y. Al •freci Sofithwic Printer, s le t ii u tJ. Goodspe!, Glo p e Saila, N. Y. Wm. W. Smith trek, Mich. *Mrs. A. Ifit t {i'ilson, New York City, N. Y. plias Mary lows, DL E. Station, Duchess co., N. Y. •Edward G. Bolger, Bristol, Coon. *John Seamen, Engineer, N. Y. David Little, Engineer, N.Y. Wm. F. B. Giles, office Courier and Enq., N. Y. }umas W. Kirby, Brooklyn, L. I. Jarvis Rodgers, " . A. IL Reeves, Telegraph Operator, St. Nicholas Hotel. It. Al. Ferries, Organ Builder, Houston St. It. B. Doolittle, M. D., Hudson, N. Y. Mrs Knickerbocker, Yonkers, N. Y. M. P. Collins, Teacher Penmanship, Troy, N. Y, It. L. Ross Albany, N.Y. A. Dillenbach, Schenectady, N. Y. Capt. B. IL Ilaviland, Athens, N. Y. John W. Hackett, Binghampton, N. Y. •These patients were blind, and had to be led to the office. At the expiration of two weeks they could go about the city at pleasure. •rhese caws of Amanrosis were restored to eight after they were given up as incurable by the faculty, and can be relerred to by any person who wishes to learn the facts in thee« cases, by writing to them. jamb 1. W. CHADWICK, Dealer in Kentucky Leaf Tobacco, RAGS AND PAPER, !co. 149 WoOD STRUT, HELOT', SIXTH, PITTSBURGH, Pa.. Air. The highest market price, in CAS paid for RA44B. ararly* JOILN ATISLLL L. J. LIE ULM ATITI.LL. ATWELL, LEE Sr. CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. LCD DEALELEI LN PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES, No. 8 Wood .11., between Water and Frani Els., aplBl PISYSBUROH. Dissoutlon. of Co-Partnership. co-partnerahlp heretofore existing between JOSHUA 1. RHODES and PHILIP RHYMER, in the Wholeut'a Fruit and Confectionary business, is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. The business of the Srm will be settled up by Joshua Rhodes, who is authorised to receipt for all debts duo said firm. JOSHUA RHODES. PHILIP RrelnlEß. March 2%10855. PARTNERSIIIP NOTICE. Jilt' The undersigned have this day formed a Partner ship, under the name, Arm and style of REYMER k ANDERSON, for the transaction of the Wholesale Fruit and Confectionary business, N 0.39 Wool street. PHILIP REYMER. BOBT. J. ANDERSON. Pittsburgh, Montt 27 tb, 1822. iarln retiring from the Confectionary business, I cheer. fully recommend Messrs. Rsr•rraS Attinrason to my friends and customers. JOSHUA RHODES. Pittsburgh, March 27th 1855, fan2l Alexander Hays, r IVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, Fifth street, op posita the Court House, Pittsburgh, Penna.—has per manently located, and will punctually attend to all Misinesa entrusted to his charge. lion. W. F. Johnston,President Allegheny Valley R. F. W. Milner Roberts, hief Engineer Geo. R. Eichbaum, Associate Eng. David Mitchell, Chief Engineer Pittsb'h and Steub. R. R. James Thompson, Superintendent City Gas Works. James Kiley, Civil Engineer. Allegheny City. I ap7:2w• Drees Itlnking and millinery. , .....4i MTN S. B.'oAltOo respectfully informs her friends and others, that she Is prepared, ton:eke - to order the' latest styles of DRESSES, CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, TAL MA 3, dc., on the shortest notice, and on the moittxas sonable terms. Children's Clothing made up with neatness and despatch. Bonnets altered and dyed according to directions, and neatly and tastefully trimmed. We elm to give turtisfaction. Apollo Buildings, No. 76 'FOURTH Street, 'second atory same entrance as to the Crystal Palace Daguerriati Gal lery. - ir2tkdstrly Instructions In AlLeasto. _ : 't4 h. WAl4lo32.llctronld reepaethillYinform-hla MILT an i Mends dal he , earn 'cOnthina" hie prqesaion av Instructor cn the PIANO BO mid WINE: Orders lett et Mr. KLEBEIt'S Mtudc Store, or at Lis rest. dance, No. 187 BAXIOND Street, will be promptly attended -44'4 4 }~+~ ' ~ f _,•r PHILADELPHIA. GEORGE J. HENKEL'S • CITY CABINET WAREHOUSE, No. 173 ONEBTNUT ST2I.IIET, (02Poarri Inirmition HMO Philadelphia; FORNITIIRE, IN EVERY STYLE! Comprising LoUIBXIV , LOTIIS Xy, Elizabethan and Antique, with Sculpture Carving and modern style; • In Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany, Satinwood and Maple; all of superior construction, and finished in the • beat atyle,equal to, if not excelling in qual- Ity, the Goode of any Establish. mentin the United States. "EVIEPLOYLNG none 'but experienced workmen, (appren. ...ICA tires being positively excluded,)andmsing the bestma terials, the work cannot fail to givo satisfaction to pur chases Amongst the many advantages offered to pur chasers, is the facility of Furnishing a House, either in ele gant or plain style, completely from one establishment; by which means all the articlealn each roOm correspond in style and quality, and the immense stock always ox hand, being' so various in design, enables purchasers to. please their taste in a selection, without -the delay necessarily caused In ordering Furniture. To give an idea of the finished Furniture on hand, I need only inform you that my Rooms are 176 met long r by . 27 feet wide, four noon in number; with Shope contiguous, Buffo clout to employ 200 hands, which is a guarantee that the work is all done under my own immediate inspection. . air. The Packing is all done in the Store. and Furniture warranted to carry safely any distance. Visitors to Phila delphia are respectliallyinvited, as purcnasers or otherwise, to call and examine the acads. an.2s:ly JOSIDPEI 410G1LIDGE, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, No. as Cointktrist, snow Pins Brassy, St. Louts, filo., nONPIGNNENTB andCommiesions mee t with p romp t ki and personal attention, and liberal adrancts will be given when required, on Consignments or Bills of Lading, in hand. Orders for the purchase of Lead, Grain, Hemp and other Produce, will be promptly filled at the lowest market prices. The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandise and Pro. duce will meet :with especial care and dispatch; the lowest rates of Freight will always be procured, and the expense 01 Storageand Drayage as much. as possible avoided. sussencis: Pag z & Bacon, St. Louis; Ellie it Morton, Cincinnati Choc :ess, Blow & Co., do; &racier & Gorman, do; Choutean & Valle, do; Hosea & Frazer, do; Doan, Sing & Co., do ; Springer & Whiteman, do; J.W. Bather & Bro.,Plttsbh; E.O. Gooodman & Co, de; D. Leech a Co., do; E. &C. Vernon & Co., Philsds; Wm. Holmes & Co., do • Morgan, J. M. Buck A Morgan: Blow & March, New York ' . B. B. Comegys, do; Frost &Forrest, do; Shields & Miller, do; Charles A. Helga, do; Josiah Lee & Co., Baltimore. A. o.Farcrell& Co„Boston ; Abraham J. Cole, do Howard, Son & Co., do; W.B. Reynolds, Louisville 11. D. Newcomb & Bro., do: - T. 0. Twichell & Co„Conunission Merchants, New Orleans. ana have an open Policy of Insurance. which will cover all shipments to my address, when advised by letter per mall,or when endorsed on bine of lading 'before or at the time of shipment. JOSEPH MOO RiDGE, ange St. Louts. Hissonrl. TO LET, FOR SALE, &c Notice to Whom. IC I may ConCern. THE PUBLIC SPRING SALES of Real Estate at Roches. ter are now closed, and the Baeding Season has fairly commenced. Every citizen of Rochester is busily employ. ed. Even the.3o or 40 new families who have become citi zens the present Spring. find constant employment; and in a few days a hundred families more will be required to carry on the work of the protein season.. The Car Building EN,a6tishmeni is now near completion, and will be In fall opei.dion in June. Several Cars will be ready for delivery, by c intract, the Ist of July, 1855. Two or three new churches, in Rochester, will be con tracted for imme .lately, and numerous other improvements will be commenced, requiring a great amount of mechanical and other labor Independent of the Car Establishment, which will probably employ from one to two hundred A prominent brickmaker from Pittsburgh has just pur chased nine large lots, and contracted to make upon them iorthwith 590,000 bricks. Two gangs a hands commence work the present week, besides the other yards heretofore established in the neighborhood. Our Stone Quarries are already alive with workmen, and the road leading to them lined with teams. Lumber is becoming abundant and cheap, and tenements will soon spring up to relieve some of our houses, which now have 5 families, 4 families, 3 families, and dozens el them 2 families each. Any who did not buy cheap lots at the four public 'sales last season, or the four public sales the present spring, can still secure good bargains at private sale by calling on the subscriber in Rochester. Terns— down, in on. year and 3,;; In two years. N. T. C. GOULD. P. B.—A fa* lots can yet be had at $OO to $lOO each, if applied for before the 20th May. These lots are twice as large as usual city lots, viz: 40 feet by 125, Sad the price only from $1,50 to $2,50 per foot front. The present re. served homestead and magnificent property of Ovid Pinney, 4 acres in the centre of the borough of Rochester also, the beautiful 20 acres, building„ orchard, ac., of P. can be bought through the subscriber at great bargains, and there are . not Iwo such bargains within a hundred miles. mys a. Public Hale of the Main Line of Public Works of Pennsylvania. NOTICE is hereby given, that by authority of an Act of Assembly of Pennsylvania, approved May Sth, 1855, will be exposed to public sale, at the Iferchant's Exchange, in the city of Philadelphia, on Tuesday, the 24th day of Ju ly, 1855. at 714 O'clock, P. M., the whole Hain Line of /Milk Works, between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, con elating of the Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad, the Al legheny Portage Railroad, including the new road to avoid the inclined plane, the eastern division of the Pearnsylva. Dia canal from Columbia to the Junction, the Juniata di vision of the Penn', canal from the Junction to the caw ern terminusof the „Allegheny Portage railroad, and the west ern division of the Pennsylvania canal from the western terminu or the Allegheny Portage Railroad to Pittsburgh, and including also the bridge over the Susquehanna at Duncan'a Island, together with alt the surplus water power of saki canals; and all the reservoirs, machinery. tocomo neeS, care, txucks, stationary engines, work shops, water stations, toll houses, offices, stock and mntertals, whatsoev er and wheresosver thereunto bdonging, or held for the use of the same, and together with the right, title, interest, claim and demand of the Cimonantosafth of Penns yloania , to all property, real, personal and mixed, belonging to the same, on toe terma and conditions prescribed by the raid act of Assembly, mks of which may be obtained on ap plication at. or letter addressed to the °thee of the Secreta ry of the Commonwealth at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Executive Chamber, JASIES POLLOCK, Harrisburg, May 9, 1855 f Governor of Pennsylvania. myls Valuable Property for Sale, TWO LOTS ON GROUND, upon which are erected four Brick and two Frame Buildings, which rent annually for $B)O. Said property is situated in the Ninth Ward of the city of Pittsburgh, on Penn street, between - and - streets. Also, the Factory -and Ground known as the "Empire Works," situated on the corner of Penn and Morris streets. Also, 23 acres of unimproved hind, situated on the Alla. gheny river, one mile from East Liberty. On a portion of this lard there is, the beat Haw Mill location in the county. Also, a number of lets -containing from 1 to 5 acres of choice land, situated one mile north-west of East Liberty, end one mile east of Lawrenceville. . . The above named pieces of property are wary desirable, and will be disposed of on advantageous terms to early pur chasers. For terms of sale and further Information apply to Wm P. Baum, No. Wood street, Pittsburgh. ATRACT OF LAND, situate in Washington township, Westmoreland county, three miles from Warren, the same distance from the Northwestern Railroad, and two's ty-flve miles from Pittsburgh,containing, One Hundred and Eighty-Five Acres. One Hundred and Fifty-Two Perches, strict measure; ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES of which is cleared, and TWENTY In good meadow land. There are erected on the premises several squere log build logs, a bank barn, and an excellent Fruit Am-chard. i`cems—One.third of the purshase money in hand. and the balance in yearly payments without interest. Posses. aion will be given on the first day of October; 1R55. my 4 SAMUEL BEIOHLEY. Coal Works For Sale. OIXTY THREE ACRES OF LAND, with 250 acres of Coal attached, arid. all the improvements therebn in success. ful Operation:: 'Mild Farm is situated on the Monongahela river, 84 miles above Pittsburgh, and is supplied with a Farm House, Barn, Tenant Houses, Orchard, Railroad,and an excellenharbor. The vein of Coal is five feet tluck,and cannot be surpassed in quality. For further particulars apply to NICHOLSON di PAYNE, jol2tf No. 235 Liberty street. For Rent, -- A FARM CONTAINLNG 63 ACRES OF LAND, under a high state of cultivation, with a largo and convenient DWELLING HOUSE, recently built and of modern style; good Barn, Stabling, itc., situated on the south bank of the Monongahela river, 6 miles above Pittsburgh, being one of the most beautiful and pleasant localities anywhere to be fOund. • Possession given on or before the Ist of April neat. Enquire of H. CHILDS & CO., tobS:tf 133 Wood street. A BAROUCHE AND SET OY lIARNESS.--They were made to order by our best mechanbs, and have only b,en used a few months. They will be e)ld at a bargain, to. in consequence of &change that has taken place in the subscriber's family, he hse no further rote for them. A. BALLOU, aps No. 146 Water street. ON reasonable terms, a very neat, vertical STEAM EN (TINE, 6 inch cylinder, 20 inch stroke. Also, a very superior DOUBLE BLUE STEAM BOILER, 14 feet long, 36 inches diametar. For terms, Ac., apply to W. S. RAVES, Stationer, my 2 Market street, corner. Second. .111:3T OPPOI3TONITY to socuro a home on easy terms is now offered by the aubscribets. We have, a number of beautiful IMILDING LOTS for sale at very low prices, and on easy terms of-payment. They are pleasantly situated on Mount Wesidligton; and are well laid off, front. tog on wideatreets, 61:111 convenient of access.. On most of [helots are fine forest trees. Good Water can easily be oh- Lathed, and at Small expense. To persons who wish to have a home in the pure air of the country, *ad: yet be near enough to attend to busineas in the city, this affords a rare opportunity, being within.a few minutes of the city. A lot of 65 feet front by 120 dui) can be had for $220. Terms: One-tenth In hand, remainder in four equal annual pay ments. A lot of 72 feet front by 174 feet deep for 10. Prices from $2OO np to $525. A phircof these lots eon be seen at our edam: B. OUTIIDETiT A SON, je7 • 140 Third street. DEJIBONS WISHING TO BUY a goat, .iniortabie U DWELLING HOUSE, are requested to examine the iollowing A Well lashed Brick House, situate in a plea sant part wf Pert street, (No: 303; ) contains a ball and two parlors, dining room and kitchen, good cellar, and seven chambers. Etas fixtures,• bath room, with hot and Cold water, &c Lot 15,23 feet front by 100 deep to an alley. B. CUTHBERT k SUN, jel _ 140 Third strbet. BCPAWRTZ., at No. IOT MARKETatreet, has the best and handsomest assortmennt of Ladle; Misses and Ctildren's °AMENS and FANCY SHOES in the city. Prices unusually tom, for oath. jel MiSllth CAGIIB-13 dozen assorted sizes just received and jUll for Bale by (roylelew) . JAMES WARDZIOP. • ' ' NUMBER 232. ST. LOUIS D. TIIOMPSON, Amlgnee for Jas. 8. Negley Enl= la=2l MIE=Mil RATES OF ADVERTISING itiREND UPON mr THE PlTTS.nacw TIN LINLB 10AP68111., OS L]BB )aeagoars,one insertion - 8 60 " eaeh aidittonal insortlon 26 one week 1 73 , " " too weeks 00 " three weeks-- .... 400 " 4, one month_ S 00 two months 709 three months 0 00 " " four months 10 00 " " six months .. . ....... 12 0 0 4' " one year is 00 itandlng Card, air. lines or less, per annum."... ..... .. 10 00 OILIROLLILLZer PUL.451781: One square, per annum, {exeluelee of the payer)- 25 00 . . _ DAILY MORNiNG POST. WEDNESDAY MORNING -- A Few Words on Summer Follows. The two principal objects of summer Nlow ing are, to clean the land, and to convert, by the admission of light and air, and by the comminu tion of the particles of the soil, its inert matter into available food for plants. In light sandy soils, which admit the air readily at all times— in which consequently, there is but little dor. mant matter. capable of speedy decomposition —a fallow is not followed by that increase so ob servable on rich clay lciame, which, without con stant-working, are impervious to the atmosphere. Farmers in old countries aro well satisfied on this point, while with ns every year seems to convince multitudes of its truth. We admit that sandy land produces ,better crops for a few years when first tilled, than clay land, and that summer fallowing on such lands is attended with better residta for a few years than on heavy beams. But after the organio mat ter of these soils aro removed—aii under a sys• tem of summer following it soon -will be—the in crease of crops from this process is materially lessened. Summer fallowing on sandy soil is accelerating the decomposition of organic matter and the disintegration of mineral elements of plants in the soil, rendering them available, with out increasing the quantity. On such soils, therefore, it must be considered an exhausting system of cultivation. Oa aluminous soils the ease is different. Most clays naturally contain an almost inexhaustible amount of the elements of plants, and the principal aim of the cultivator is to render these elements assimilable. Thorough pulverization enables him to do this to the best advantage; and we may question whether the heavy land farmer will ever be able to do away with sum mer fellows. Clay land possesses the power of retaining the ammonia contained in the rain-water which fil ters through it; while sandy Boils possess this power only in a slight degree, if at all. When an =drained rich clay Boil, is summer followed, therefore, not only is the food of plants locked up , in it rendered available, but all the ammonia in the rain which falls during the year it is followed, is retained for the use of the sub sequent crop. If the rain which fills on one acre contains fifty pounds' of ammonnie, a good sum mer fallow on such Boils as we have supposed, would increase the next wheat crop ten bushels per acre, or in other words, it would supply as much ammonia as three hundred weight of the best Peruvian.guano. - • On a sandy soil, especially on one 'which has long been under such a state of tillage, little in crease of fertility is gained by the decomposi tion and disintegration of inert matter—since such soils contain comparatively little inert food for plants—and but a small proportion of tho ammonia of rain-water is retained. So that tho heavy land farmer is under the' necessity of much more heavy work, and of raising fewer crops than his sandy soil neighbor, Yet he is not necessitated to use so much manure, and reaps frequently in one crop as much profit as the otherdoee in two. Each class of soils, however, has its advantages end disadvantages, and ip Great Britian, since the extensive introduction Of turnip culture, the light sails have been more profitable than the heavY soils -which need summer fallowing. Summer fallowing sandy soils is unwise; bow. then, should thity be cultivated ? Sow them down to clover, peas, beans lentils, rape, &c., and either plough in theSe crops or feed them to cattle or sheep 'and return the manure. These plants take up the ammonia brought to the soil in rain -water, and when ploughed in or eaten on the land, the ammonia is retained - jest as it is on the clays. In this way, clover, &c., is to the light soils what the silicates are to the clays —the retainer of the ammonia for the use of the following wheat crop. On medium soils—such as abound in Western New York and Upper Catiada—a blending of these two systems would appear' judicious. This would be, growing as much clover, &0., as possible, eating a portion of it on the land, and breaking up about the last week of June, sim ply cultivating and harrowing in to keep it free from weeds and render it mellow. This prac tice is adopted to a great extent in Western New York, and is found much beter and cheap er than several ploughings in the old summer fallow system. Even on heavy clay land many intelligent far mers prefer turning under a crop of olover when in bloom in this way rather than to summer fal low proper. The clover keeps tho land light, and the gases generated during its decomposi tion servo both to enrich and ameliorate the soil. How far this practice iti capable of super seding the old summer fallow, experience only can decide. English experience is against it but our cold winters and het summers„ and above all our westerly winds which so constantly pre vail, and which so astonish Europeans in lick ing up moisture, render the pulverization of the soil in this country a comparatiriely easy tnak, and enable us to dispense with much of the labor necessary on European, and especially on Bri tish farms. And we may here say that such are the differ ences of climate that we aro quite satisfied that no English system of rotation or of, tillage is applicable to this country, and that the only ad vantage to be expected from the experience of our trans-Atlantic cousins—admitting, as we must, that they aro the best farmers in the world—is from studying the principles on which their systems are founded and thus while we may not be able to grow their turnips and vetches, and are not, perhaps, under the neces sity of adopting their long or eummer we may build up a system of agriculture adapted to our different circumstances, and yet having for its foundation the same great laws which govern the processes sanctioned by their long experience. One of the great wants of our systim of ro tation is a fallow crop. A crop which, while it impoverishes the soil but little, permits the free use of the cultivator ,and hoe during summer ; a crop that shall be to us what the turnip is to English farmers; a crop, in a word, that shall enable us to clear our land as well as though it was summer followed, that furnishes a large amount of nutritious food, and which, when consumed on the farm and the manure made from it returned to the soil, shall leave the land rich in ammonia for the •use of the following cereal crops. Indian corn admirably answers the two first requisites, but we fear it consumes or de• stroys as much ammonia as wheat, and that, therefore, it is not a true fallow crop. Beaus come nearer ourrequirements than any other crop we are acquainted with, and it is surprising that they are not more extensively, .grown on all wheat farms.,—Country Gettileatan, May 24. Distribution of Seedii. The Agricultural Bureau of the Patent Office at Washington, if its well directed efforts are properly seconded by those most interested in the matter, is likely to be ,of, great benefit to the Agticultural Horticulture &0., of the country. Tee Washington correspondence of the Balti more Sun hae the following: " An unfounded rumorlu regard to, the agri cultural bureau of the Patent Office originated, probably, in the dismissal of a portion of the operative force for the sEason ' as the general distributiou of spring seeds h ad closed: The appropriation expended applied to . that which was made up to the 30th June next. It will be remembered that Congress, at its last session, appropriated $25,000 more, which 'becomes mailable on and after first July. Se far from closing ibis important branch of' the govern ment, a letter was this morning received from William L. Giro, Esq , United States CMisul at „Macaute, Spain, advising of the shipment of eight barrels of fall wheat, largo quantities of barley, lupines, Indian corn, rye, oats, chick peas, hemp seed, flaxseed, chufa bulbs, a pro duct never before produced, eantelenp seed, watermelon, carol seed or St. John's bread, onion and olive seeds,- soft shell almonds,&o., all of fine qualities... They have also or dered- twenty bushels of turnip seed, tea varieties from 'England, to - be here early in Jaly. It is fur ther proposed to introduce several new things from China and the valley of Cashmere, among which will be the Bamboo cane for the moastee regions of the South. Under the energetic administration of Mr. Browne, upwards of half a million of packag es of of ds dis tributed to every p art s th ee em in a o hav tr e y m months. JUNE 20
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