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t p > n_i ijwj.. ii hi sssmmmmmmm The ciovuhnut or the Uniteo btmi or hh Jm X MdUiitliui 11 I'liu'r 1/ WlUtumi HO IJ T il ER N C K \ T KA L OB loW S COMMBftCXAI* KBVXSW. THK URAND INOUKTK1AL U» yyopoaad Udu»4ml laHMIia% t»«nssm»M a. o 7 iswuui C*lt*n AliKICUliTURAL AHSOl IATION. tWcin in America, , 1850 texai or OF 1861. CXU1I1TIOM Latkduu, umI with wrnUn, kadwaa J N -1 JmJuon Oglt I Ifavid Kaufman 'PiIK KifJi Annual Fair of the Houthein (Vol, A MONTHLY JOURNAL OF TRADE aiul individuals in tikis IM la SMMttu* 1' U Job country, Th^ExtttUivt. Mann y Volney E tlo Wttlll 1 ml Agricultural Association, will beheld COMMERCE, AGRlCULTUKK,mtt rini; or this central cuj shttk* kur -run lurwu UUUia tb* INTERNALI.MPftOV 1'ursuant to llu notice given, the t'cutnl dense, a|t|>rubatioa Ihfaitaast, wLd a in the lias full coiibdeuce in tba wwuitle« 3 J mm Thoiii|»aoii i H im The Committee charged Willi tlie duly ol uiidt rsi^nod IB (/onunidce t« Mi|«ninUiKt ittc <»u KMKNTS,Ac. mete at the lurnna of the National Institute,Committee anacd by that Dakili. Wi.bmi.ii, nf M#s« Sec of Slate. lltnry I the Institute. j -j4 Alfred tillmore '.I (I'm llthaiti tiuch general rulea as ilit-v may deemprescribingbluluiiriil of a gout hern l"f ** at W*ahli«ftl'»n d), Publlofcad Monthly, by J D. B. Da Bow, Patent <>ltiee,on Thuisday evening, 13th instant, . I avail of Thomas Corwim, of Ohio, Sec.ofUieTreaa. I rhode i«i anu to a of the to be dKVtftiil to till' tfffl (! li lt* r of N"Uti» 22 Place, the at H o'eloek. myself lbu> U> renew to y l 3 /anil's JHracham proper management approachingnecessary ilftciutuja Opposite tbe asauraiM-c ojajortuuily William A. Graham, of N. C. See. of the I ti have the uru aiwJ institution* tliv iIiam^iuiimiUmi **1 Post Office, New Oilcans Tlx meeting was nailed to oidei by PiuftMor ol my high mi uMlnntohHl « Navy. Urnrgt aihk 4 Lucius 11 l'eck Fair, adopted following flights I sidviatiuii. - M. of L»i. . Sec. oil whose motion l ot. I'ttei Force JOHN Charles Conrad, of W«r. J AWAmi l>uou Vim.inia Gcnkhal Kcoui.ai ions. correct information ah to Northern Policy , *u4 t)u Tt.NMV $.rl 1'KK ASM M, IN 4UVANI £. it. Johnaou, Walter M. CLAYTON. < ailed the and F. IIuik>iable Kir 11. L. A. II. 11 Siuart, of 1'it. Sec. of luUrior. Sumii Carolina. i John S Million 1st The Fair Grounds and Buildings will be courm of |Joiiti< al a&iio generally, with«*it n farcru Advea ating (In iMlcit-bl* of lite South and West, Max to Chair, Charles fstaubury Kigbl Bulmkm, tic. Nathan K. of N V. P. M. General. to the old luu-v ol W ** ! Ifemoiiat. Ar th« t i'XMUeui. will ik4 lie tlie len choaeii fciei retaiy of the meeting. Hall, J Ihtiucl WmIIiu i Richard K Mi-iule opened for visitors on morning, and |iarty I»»jc Kt.vlS.tA Extract from the Circular Ik* ' Monday of Royal John J. Criitenuen, of Ky. Alt. General. i J L Orr 3 Thomas It is therefore raugciucut* art* How lit |>fo«uj»Uy to niMiit I dI tIw gieai i«U roll (J Tiuub, Commhuc*:luiiiilfuanp This tempo!ary organization having been elfccted, II Averetl open until Friday evening. continuethe issue Committioners. The 3 J A Woodward 4 Thomas S Hacotk that all articles lor desirable of Btu.li a undei llw: title of A.mi, iiitai: throughout tin- World Commerce in the cuuuilittee proceeded to organize permanently by "The Commissioners Judiciury. persons having ill various and uiultilorni relations in its the of the lion. Millard Fillmore, Vine have fell that it would bo 4 John McQ.ueen .r> I'aulua l'owidl ahull be on the as as Friday or THE SOUTHERN PRESS, History, apjMxirituuns as far as supreme court or I'llk united states. ground early exhibition, it and it* tv.aUxlN - t oiiiiucu isl President of the Ibiiled and 1'rof. desirable, possible, to 5 Annum-nil Hurt Ii James A Scdden when a Corn Lavas, couunoditiea; States, Cliaiiuian, prevent any B. Saturday, the litli and 10th August for the conduct of which, suitable hdiUna have Ix t it of Trails;, inlri Nlatc and Walter U. Johnaou from bending hither articles which cannotpersonsbo Roger Tanet, of . Chief Jualicc. li !«««' E emulation* inlur-Natioiial, Secretary. Maryland Holmes 7 Thorns 11 Ravly mittee will be there ready to receive them. cii|ap[(;dt wlio wJJI aho receive tlu: did ot a numbe r Tiratn*, and Domestic Excise* and At the the of the Force,) admitted, rather than to lite articles . request Chairman, (Col. John of Ohio ... Foreign Tarilt, after McLean, Associate. 7 W KColcock H A lex R tld. The Association has an fund, and w ill, ot eminent and and able contributor.**. their arrival in reject " Holliuay ample Porta, M ariiM' il lations, Enterprises of I'umntcree, the following papcis were read by 1'rof. Johnaou, in London. They feel also that James M. of . . the Wayne, Georgia Tlnnlaill. '.I JrrfNMti/iMorion in all become for the There will be a a tri and a in f ami duties ol the delicate and « cuaes, responsible sale-keeping daily, weekly, weekly Nnii'i'isii, s, Kailkoaim, and Hitam of the appointment and responsible task of on the John Catron, of Tenneaaee ... explanation deerduif 1 Andrew Johnson 1(1 Richard Parker ol articles which lie in the hands ol its issue.the laltij to contain substantially , the same in Mercantile laiwsand eouiiniltee : ndiniKsinn or of John of " may placed rion, , Hjsterna, Codes, NatIt, rejection articles destined for McKinley, Kentucky 1 .llhtrl 0 If alAow II James McDowell officers and owner taking a check matter a* the former, and intended to reach those In ancient as well Static exhibition Peter V. " committees, (the I'isioiin, tuodcru, flunking Department, by foreign contributors ought not to be DaniHl, of . 3 Jetinl .V tfiulniM I- II A Edmund sou w of the whose mail facilitic* ar< limited. Samuel Virgiuia lor the same,) until the close of the Fair, hich jh>i1119 country en, Exchange, Partiu isliip, Karlnrage Guarantee,Insurain Wakiiinuton, May 17, ISaO. upon uny Kuglish Uibunul, but imposedbo Nelson, of New York . 4 John II. The lMtner will nut be cfclti*to< lu political but anould Levi Snva-je 13 KM'Mullen will lie announced beforehand, in umplo time to Bnkuiagt, Bankruptcy, Wiei k, Salvage, Freights, 'I'o the J'resident of tin JV'atumul Institute referred to one aving the confidence of the of N. . \ w unu it i \t ii n-..i« will mIiccI the General Ntw» ol Woodbury, llanip. give them opportunty to recover their goods, and embrace on its broad Prirate rung, Manpicand llepiisal, Piracy, fur the I'rutin, liun of Science. theirsi.ves, anil standing freeexhibitors Robert C. of Penn. ... fi the Domestic anil mail and from Grier, James II Tin una* 15 77i"tin« H lluymunil to the leaving of any goods or day, Foreign, hy tele-j and Custom House Regulations, etc. tic({uuaraiitin*',; Sik: 1 have t*e he. nor herewith to tranamit of natiouul entirely prevent thereby ami Agricultural kk possibl* .n|Mitations 7 MrrrttUh I' Crnlry Wisconsin. articles after the of the graph ^Commercial Intelligence, LrrtrtAi and Hiouuaimi v. ComMtaciALol a which has taken accrr to udiuil to|mrtiulity. They TIIIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS. H Andrew Clius unprotected adjournment Criticisms, Original lawn, Jjlcrary ami I'eisous to discontinue tlseir correspondence place copies nigly propose exbibitloa such Ewuig I L)«rkee, (F 8) Association. Literary I/- wishing the Minister I'ltiupotentialy of her Majestybetweenforeign articles as be forwarded to / erni commenced March 4, and will end March II Ishaui (J Harris 'J Orsasmui Cole Miscellaneous; ami, in short, all those items of to the Havicw, art: tu litesubscnption" and this only may them 1849, 3d. Mark A. Cooper, Richard Peters, David W. the collected of which required give the t^ueen of Great Jtritaiii Department by the Central Authority (whatever be its 4, 1851. 1 0 Fred'k P Stanton 3 James D. Wm. and James M- are general interest, aggregate tin rc mnntlin, notice. Publishers,to the industrial Exhibition to be held nature) in may Doty. Lewis, L/.zurd, Calhoun, constitutes the and valuable New spa- Hound acts ol lac Review proposed relative each country. They will communicate Senate. Cai.ivohkia. a committee whose it shall be to see interesting <+ Commercial iu Condon in the year 1S51. to such Central appointed duty per. Ureal care will he taken to give lull and cor- to date, 7 volumes, for sale at New Authority the amount of Number of Slutea 30. ledge W. Wright, that all articles the fair for Orluaiui,complete From the circular of the Royal Coininissioners of which cun be allowed to the apace reprenented. VEdward Gilbert. entering grounds rect Report s of the Proceedings and Debates in Isith oi at Ctiailealon. Tliey will be sent to any point on Great hereto it will be observed that productions of the President. William R. Kino. sfia'l have first been eiitcrediu the 's Houses of as as the action of the lliitain, annexed, for which it and will Contested Mr. Secretaryexliiilion, Congress, well oi der. all intended to he introduced from country acts, also state (he Ashuury Dickens. uy Littell. book or labelled with the local on the Southern objects foreign conditions unit limitations Secretary. registry.then Legislatures question. K. WAKING lOOIl, Traveling Agent for countries and entered lor that are which may from time in fDelegutes from i]ie Territories. and residence.and iffor A limited nuiiitier of AdveitisemenU will be Exhibition required to time be decided on w ith IPkigs Italics; Natives in Small Capitals; price, sale.givingowner'sname only tic .Sooth. to have been first submitted to and a respect to the admission 111*. HOUSE IN riUUBKS. to the owner a card.and then main to furnish a approved by of articles. All Those S. are corresponding eceived.the object being large Agents: It. Mourns Se Co., and their or of the from articles forwarded such Roman; marked F. Free Sutlers.Democrats £lemocral* and such order amount matter. Suh-Agunts. authority commission country central by 111 arranged by departments, and in classified ol'reading which shall be and that no other will Authority will then lie admitted, Central Term Tetm V and The will he on a in they brrougbt, provided they Vhig* Natives 101 as to facilitate the labors of the several committees paper printed s.haet equal PROSPECTUS OFTHE EIGHTH VOLUME. Iw as a as do ijot require a greater F'ree-Soilers those of the other and the sizeto recognized central authority except such uggregute amount of Expires. Expires. ] 4 on premiums ; ami also to employ such police ami VVasbington papers, This work lias been regularly published lor nearly shall have been so certified the Government of the space (hail that assigned to the productions of the Alabama. Miciioan. Vrac«uiciea 5 and as shall be for will he especially for the purpose. materialfour Its success has been by tVom which Jeremiah Clement, 1R51 T.auria P. i fill doorkeepers clerks, necessary procured years. signal throughout country in winch it exist*. country they come; and, the of the and and It is confidently hopedtlut every true frieml to the the whole Southern and Western and its also, that do not violate provided, Win H 1855 protection grounds buildings, South will aid in subscribers, and forward country, That American industry and arts may he enabled to they the conditions and King AlpheusFelch 1853 Total, exclusive of Delegates 231 such clerks as may need in the arrangement procuring siibaciprtion list steadily and rapidly increased there in the allotted to it will be limitations ol which due notice shall they the with the amount to some u.ot I.. ... I,... ..f I... 1'l.. It... I..i..r appear place them, have been Arkansas. Missouri. names, subscribed, - - It will rest Should the vacancies be filled as hrfore, and and labelliug of articles. Southern at r^' that a recognized central authority shouldindispensablebe given. with the Central in VVin K Sebastian 1853 forthwith. it ha* a Thomas H Denton 1851 j the Free Soilers into Democrats and 4th. There will be in all Representative Washington, gained larger circulation than any other constituted ; and 1 am under the that the each to decide the meritsAuthority Solon Borland 1855 David R Atchison 1855 ividiug positively required, Postmasters arc authorised hy law to remit Southern work, ami the iutluertcu. Coin, impression country upon of the yVhigs, as they nre on all other Imt that canes, a minute and accurate written statement tree of strongest National Institute, having been regularly incorporated several urticles for and to Connecticut. New Hampshire. questions postage subscriptions letters and notice* have been received act in care presented exhibition, 0 f the the House will he us follows :. and every article sent for nliinentary by of. Congress, and being habitually take that loose which are sent are as S Baldwin 1851 P r territories, illustrating explaining from every source even the as could be engaged such Roger John Hale (F S) 185.1 emocrul* 117 exhibition.the statement to be delivered to the very highest, matters pertaining to the arts and sciences, is the fairly represent the of llieir Truman Smith 1855 Moses Norris, Jr 1855 T*ruis. shown did space permit. The Commercial Jteview for the initiative in industry yi'liigs 114 Secretary. For instance, if a Machine, a statement has and proper body taking constituting fellow-countrymen. Delaware. New York - advocated the such a of it powers and uses, cost, time of invention, and For Daily.the price will be per annum, $10,00 upheld central authority. " Her John Hales 1851 Daniel S Dickinson 1851 other fact For Tri-weckly during the Session of Commerce and Agriculture of the 1 therefore heg leave to submit to its consideration Majesty'« Commissioners will consider 1851 H'illiam // Seward Democratic minority 3 nuy deemed valuable by the inventor or 5 00 and Western States. the and which lias been tlmt to be the Central in each case Presley Spmance 1855 maker. If or and Semi-weekly during the recess, Southern interesting important subject is Authority trhich Florida. New Jersey. Horticultural Agricultural Products, Weekly 400 Congress, and exhibited from time to time their to the attention of this the staled to be so by tire Government of its countru. mode of of land and manure and paper, complete brought Department by once David L. Yulee 1851 ff'm L 1851 Tht Grtural lit suit in preparation soil, The of must be B TAT 18 T I C 8- Envoy of her Government, Having been put in communication with a Dayton Figure* time of mode of an price subscription paid invariably distinguished Majesty's Central Jackton Morton 1855 Jacob IVMiller 1853 planting, cultivation. If Animal, in and the cash the name and to request such action or suggestions as may seem Authority in any country, must de Oi.i> Pxitiii. Fass-Soit.. Vacancies. the or mode of &e. If advance, accompanying TUE AMERICAN and they Georgia. North Carolina. Stain. Drut. linn. pedigree stock, age, raising, sent. in FARMER, published necessary in order that the natural productions, the cline, absolutely entirely, any communication John M Berrien 1853 Willie P 1853 HTng. MTug. It'hig. Drin' Needle-work or Painting, or any work of Art, the tlie city Italtimore, Maryland, commences the ingenuity, and arts of the United States with private and unauthorized -. names to industry, ; Mangam Airkunsus 1 . . All procuring ten shall he entitled (ith volume of the series on individuals and, IVm C Dawson 1855 E 1855 length of time bestowed on it, or the amount of persons present the 1st July, may he fully and suitably represented 011 the should uny such be addressed to . . a one cun George Badger AIlabamn 12 5 . . receive copy for year. them, they Indiana. Ohio. labor; the age, if by children or very old persons grutin 1850, (which will be 'he 32d of its existence.) It occasion herein referred to. only refer to a central This . A. P. body. decision is c< innecticut 12 . . BUTLEH, interesting Jesse D 1851 Thomas 1 the value, uses, gcc. Since this is the most reliable is published on the 1st ol each month, erch number 1 have the honor to be, very respectfully, yours, essentially necessary, in order to 1851 . JACKSON Bright Ewing £),elaware 1 . . . MORTON, prevent JWhitcomb 1855 S P Chase 1855 mode of collecting such information as may be R. containing thirty two urge oc'avo pages. JOHN M. CLAYTON. confbsion. IF . S) pioridn 1 . . . . TOOMBS,* " Illinois. Pennsylvania. worth publishing in the transactions of the J. THOMPSON. Terms: $4 per annum ; six copies for #.">; This communication was laid before the National No articles of foreign to . whom- Gi 3 5 . . . Society, manufacture, A 1853 Daniel 1851 eoigia visitors, patrons and members, all will take notice, for #10; thirty for AiiO, in advance. thirteenInstitute, and by it referred to a select committee, soever tliey may belong, or wheresoever Stephen . Douglas Sturgeon minois 1 G . . . they may James Shields 1855 James 1850 that a premium w ill not be awarded to any WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE. The publisher offers tor the largest list of new which brought forward the following report: be, can be admitted for exhibition unless Cooper Indiuna 18 . . . tliey Iowa. Rhode 1 whatever its merit, unless next annual session of this Institution will subscribers, at the above rates, the prize of a the Committee the National Institute: come with the sanction of the Central Island. . . accompanied . nf (\f Io wa 1 . article,by Report Authority W Jones 1851 Albei t C 1 illustrative and made out commence on the 2d in October, Pitcher, valued at #50 : for the 2d largest,Silvera of the of which are the Greene . statements, country George 1851 . Wednesday to was L(luiniana 3 .. 1 explanatory THE valued at The special committee, which referred they produce.. C 1855 John H Clarke in legible hund, and in a style fit at once for the i? A cm TV Goblet, £15 ; for the 3d do., #25; 4ih do., The Commissioners do not insist such arti- Aug . 1853* . upon Dodge Maine 2 5 . . the communication from the lion. John M. Kentucky. South Carolina. press. D. President #15; and for the 5th, 6th, 7 th, 8th, and 9th largest Clay r.les being in all cases actuully forwarded the . Rev. John jvi 3 . . . The Right Johns, D., ton, of State, relative to the formation by Jos R Underwood 1853 Robt W Barnwell aryland 3 5lh. The of the scrvcral list, pii/.cs of #12, #10, #is, #5, and #3, payable in Secretary Central though consider that 1853 . of Moral a they . delegations Professor central for articles to this Massucliusetts 7 . 1 . county and Philosophy. of authority transmitting Authority, 1855 A P 2 arc and to make agricultural books or implements.the lists and would generally be the most Butler 1855 . out,Societies T Trofessorof Jlinry Clay . to be . requested Beverly the Exhibition held M 2 1 . enjoined upon Judge uckkh, Municipal to Industrial iri London in satisfactory Louisiana. ichigan a of the condition of cash be forwarded as received, up to the ; but it is indispensable that the arrangement Tennessee. . consulatlon, Law. sanction of . report . present and m issouri 5 . . Constitutional 1851, offers the following report: Sol U Downs 1853 1851 in their several of the S. Professor of Mathematics of the Maryland Agricultural State .Societymeetingon Hiii h authority should in all cases be Hopkins LTurney m 4 .. . Agriculture counties, Benjamin Ewell, The eonnnittee, whit the expressiy Pieire Soule 1855 John Bell ississippi in and the 22d October, when the decision will be made impressed importance given, and that it be held resnonsihU »».«. 1853 . to . and /he the NTexas. which have been or are in of of exhibitioi , and for not . Ph. IJ. Professor . . J. to jjiew 4 1 . progress manuring,being Morgan Smead, given it their earnest and careful attention. Hannibal Hamlin 1851 Thomat J Rusk 1851 Jersey The of their conntiees The Farmer is peculiarly adapted to Middle authorizing the exhibition of a greater . . . . the the jy 12 1 adopted leading products Humanity.Atlantic the of tne The resourses, ingenuity, industry, and than can be quantity Jas W 1853 Sam Houston Hampshire the modes of lime of and A. Professor o Stales, and, being organ accommodated in the ed . F. 1853 . . William are apace Bradbury jy Carolina 6 3 . preparation, planting IIdi-kins, M., arts of the United States conceived to merit to lite asgig Massachusetts. Vermont. cultivation. The means and measures of and Natural State Agricultural Society, all their prizeMaryland productions of the country in 01tio 5 11 5 . . . modofChemistry Philoaophy. he best eddeavors to for them the question." Robt C 1851 Samnel S and the of lands. A. A. of reports, and proceedings arc published in essays,its procure A full discussion was then had of the . Professor 1851 . Accurate H. . of Winthrop Phelps K< 6 4 . increasing fertility preserving Washington, M., being adequately represented inopporunitiesthe subject John Davis 1853 William 1853 entucky memoirs from the scrvcral and Political pages. The increase in its subscription list during thus laid before the committee, and, on motion ot Uphain P(mnsylvania 14 8 1 1 . Agricultural county Economy. Historythe in eastern great Industrial Exhibition at Loudon. the W. W. Maryland. Virginia. societies would make an amount of Rev. Sii.as D. Professor of year, particularly and middle Hon, Seaton, it was. . past . to r]lode Island 2 . . up valuable Totten, D., the has Aggrceably the programme adopted by the That the Thomas G 1851 James M information to he sent out in the Belles and Rhetoric. Virginia and Carolina*, been no are Resolved, Committee of five first Pratt . to he Mason . articles 1851 . received s. Carolina 7 . published Philosophy, Lettres, Intellectual Commission, Royalfrom with this charged James Jl Pearce 1855 R M T Hunter of the are two courses of for Its are among theunprecedented.ablest and Exhibitors those which shall subject by the Institute . There have 1853 . Tientiessee 4 7 . Society. transactions study correspondents Foreign except Mr. (substituting Mississippi n course for the of be^t practical fanners and planters of the above been a central as Kennedy for Mr. who is I . tith. to . It desirable Wisconsin. . make the a . Greertough, t exas 2 . Fair Central regular degreeunder-graduates.ille approved by authority, recognized absent) States as as he an Executive Jefferson Davis 1851 1851 Southern andM of and a Science course, two well of Maryland ; and a spirit of such the Government of the from which Committee to take all Henry Dod'^e vlrginia 2 13 . Agricultural t-i.ufacturersExchaugc Arts, occupyingBuchelor by country to necessary S Foote 1853 Isaac P Candidates for admission to the Science has been aroused, through arc sent. steps carry out the views of the com Walker . We principally Henry 1855 Vermont 3 1 . request individuals who have a surplus of years. improvementthey miltee. general California.! or course will he- to the written its instrumentality, in these States, which is < This Institute the for the Pro- . choice who make them for sale .such being only Society y Wisconsin 1 1 1 articles, expected produce a revolution in the otion of Soiencc William M. Gwin, as choice seeds, machines, stock, Ac.to of their or guardians. Students notrequest great agriculture thereofil'ecting and the Arts, directly inoor|>orated The following gentlemen constitute the Exetu carry parents and we are authorized to to a the the of has deem- John C. Fremont. Total 102 them there for sale, and not alone for exhibition for uesiring to a regular class may, for special promise its readers by Government, Secretary State ive Committee Col. Peter Force, Prof. 111 9 5 3 1 join still increased communications from cd it the to take action or make It. Walter emocratic in the a premium. reasons, he admitted to study with the regular supply good appropriate body sug- Johnson, Prof. Joseph J. C. G. THE SENATE IN FIGURES. majority 31st Congress 3 cultivators or ofthe soil. geations relative to 1 lie fulfilment of the wishes of the llenry, ^ in the 30th 5 7tli. Premiums..It is impossible to name in a classes, in those branches which, on examination, pratical improvers Among Esq., Capt. Charles Wilkes. Keniedy, Democrats. 32 fhig majority Congress like this he found to the new supplies from such sources will he Koyal Commissioners, by the establishment of such a On motion. all, the various articles to which noticethey may qualified pursue. central as the ease seems to Whigs. 25 mimns will he '1 lie necessary College expenses range between ftom the pen of F.dmm)d Huftin, Esq.,contributionsof authority require. That the FreeSoilers. 3 Democratic gain 8 giautcdfdlrjgrvcr comprehensivepre! to number of the volume. To this \oluntary proposal on the part of the Resolved, Secretary be requested to we might make any cnimterutcd list there would J.1RG und (Jl'JG per annum. Virginia, every ensuing of State, the committee consider the National irepare the proceedings of this for Circulars w ill he forwarded to all who The work of this gentlemon on Cab arous Manures, ' Secretary meeting Total Aspect of Congress. still lie many articles of merit olfered which would may much altered from the Institute in duty bound to respond- pubication. number of members. bit Ijem. not he embraced in it, and yet fuller information, or specific inquiries willdesirehe preceding editioh, it is In accordance with this the committee And the Democratic 7 Whig. richly deserving unswered, if addressed to Professor Morgan J will also be published, in a volume, view, Committee adjourned. minority. p Exclusive of Free-soilers 102111 premiums, lest thrieloic the announcement of prc' separate expected, recommend the following resolution : respectfully CHARLES F. ''ree-soilers miums for articles be construed Smeap, Williamsburg, Virginia. the piivilcge therefor having been secured, of 1. Resolved, That the Institute will take action STANSBURY. 9 5 particular might by which he in the of the ^ Tacancies someinto an exclusion ofall articles Students, not desiring to attend either the Re-g due notice will given Farmer. on the submitted to it the of Secretary Meeting. House ofRepresentatives. 3 1 unannounced, he lo Those to will subject by Department N. the Committee the to ular or the Science course, will permitted wishing subscribe lorwaid their Stat c. B..Associations, committees, or Howell Cobb. requests people generally so as lesirous tt. make individual? Speaker. Total 114 117 observe, t hut it is intended to the action of study witli any class which they may he prepared names and money, to commence with the 2. liredent. That the Institute do now nroceed propositions or to receive infor Clerk. Wm. L. give It will be seen the one nation, are to Youn^ the Auocialioo tho very to join. volume. by terms that any to constitute a committee suitable, to be recognised by requested address their communicu Dist. Arkansas. 1 widesl*xcono, emtuacing 15.1 aw. five subscribers and will the Government as a central to bold .ions to J. C. G. Mississippi.*- /Ictuat Democratic 3 vvcry tiling II.at i* ingenious or useful in business July obtaining forwarding #5, body Kennedy, Esq. 1 Robert W Johnson 1 Jacob majority V.IUI.. U w a riAUl a»iivi III IVI with the British and to Thompson or art. All wall whatever have for sale WOO E JJIUJIVUHMI Commissioners, correspondencesecure THE THIRD Alabama. 2 W S Fentherston tVee and Slave State Classification. then, they BLACK D*8 MAO AKIN a number. The American Farmer is the of American lis at the ANNUAL VOLUME or are invited to come. The and the larger reception pioduoli proposed OK THE 1 William J Alston 3 Win McWillie Dem. Free-soil. exhibition, only to be the most work on Industrial inhibition in lamdou. Whig. further on thii BRITISH REVIEWS. practical farmingbelieved SOUTHERN 2 W Hilliard 4 A O Brown* Yee States 7514 51 regulation necessary point perhaps QUARTERLY Orders, post paid, to be addressed to published. PETER FORCE. LITERARY GAZETTE, Henry ^ States it, that, on all articles of the highest merit in the Premiums (o New Subscribers. 1 Was commenced on the 4lh of 3 Sampeon W Harris Nebraska. ilave 30 61 ol SAML. SANDS, JOSEPH HENRY, ] | under its Saturday, May 4 Samuel W. department Stock, Mechniiies, Agiicultural to the late revolutions and counter-revo- 30. 128 Baltimore Baltimore Md. WALTER R 1850, original name.instead of Richard« Inge and valuable inventions june st., JOHNSON, } Committee. Gazette.as more 5 David Hubbard New Jerset. Total 105 11214 improveinrntsor Implements,OWINGluteins among the iiulioas of Europe, which have J. J. GREENOUGII, Weekly significant of its peculiar in of n A GREAT NATIONAL WORK < it (J William. R W Cobb 1 R any the departments, premium of a cup (allowed each other in succession, and of which CHARLES diameter, being the only weekly organ of Andrno Hay worth be on quick WILKES, Jt in the entire 7 Franklin W Bowdon 2 H'm A Newell ( 10 will given ; the second best the " etui is not yet," the leading periodicals of Great South'. It is Literaure a worth 5 will be on TI1E GALLERY OF ILLUSTRIOUS Connecticut. 3 Isaac Wildrick HNLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL.. cup f given , the thirdarticlesbest Britain have become invested with a degree of national I n'stitttf, Greatly Enlarged and I/n/n-ored, The Committee on Public of the $ *2. 50 ; on the fourth an honor. And on ail hitherto unknown. a middle lSjth Containing weekly Columns 1 Lorenzo P Waldo 4 John Fan Dyke [jj Buildings They occupy interest Washington, May 27. natter. It Thirty-two of Jenate, having been Authorized by a resolution of of the highest merit in the remaining articlesground between the hasty, disjointed, and iiece's.trily Sir : I have the honor to make known to the is, moreover, in an 2 Waiter Booth (F S) 5 James G " depait A'ing "~jtat body, to invite ments a cup worth $ 5 will be fciven ; on the second records of the newspapers, andAMERICANSDaguerreotypesthe by Brady.Engraved by of State, the action which this Institute has Entirely Arte Dress 3 F Cleveland new Mexico. plans accompanied by imperfect Department( Chaun'y n for the extension of the and to best 2 Ml ; on the third an on the and treatises to be furnished the his D'Avignon. taken on the of communication of the 'from head to foot," and 4 Thomas H Butler . . Capitol, estilates | honor; fourth, ponderous by elalsjrute subject your upon beautifh! wnit* a of five hundred dollars for the 2d honor. On miner and miscellaneous torian at a future day. The American Publishers, 17th instant. That action is in the follow- Itaper, so that, in mechanical California. Mew Hampshire premium al>w articles, EDITED BY AN ASSOCUI ION OF MEN. comprised excellence, it is no* it to call renewed attention to LITERARY H anv nnner « Ian which be the Committees on from one to throe therefore, dectn proper ing resolutions, after lull dis- mrpassed bv ( l # vluinw. >>i viic c . may premiums dollars.these, unanimously adopted iiiiru 1 Amos 7\uk, (F S) C adopted by these and the low at which eussior. at the held tins states! It continues 2 Chas Peaslee 'ublic Buildings of the two Houses of Congress," general regulations, and in particularhowever,arecase Periodicals, very price this title will be meeting evening. under the same Editorial Delaware. H are ollered to subscribers. Tn« is TTNDER during the That the take ion on tl as " invite such and estimates, to he or cases of peculiar nieiit the committees will lie they following published, "Rrso/rerf, Institute will at lireclion heretofore, and no nains or I John W Houston 3 James Wilson cr.ordingly plans U year 1850, twenty-four Portraits and the submitted to it tbe ol trill he to expense Florida. 4 Hibbard (' elivered to the Secretary of the Sennte on or permitted, indeed are requested, to vary the rule. Sketches e>l American citizens who haveBiographicalbecome siihjcct by Department spared make it Harry the first of December next. A hull THE HON DON QUARTERLY JState. .i Chuite beure Hlh. will be and REVIEW, illustrious in the of ' Family 1 Edward C Cabell North Carolina. day prrpared assigned service the country. Every "llttolred That the Institute do now to 'as as .Vrirsjiaprr, It is that these and estimates to the 1.adieu tor their THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, of the work w ill receive the inost proceed cheap the and aa as the Georgia. 1 ThomasL Clingman required plans garden pronucts,particularly BRITISH careful portion constitute a committee suitable to be 1lest!" cheapest, good M hall for the extension of the (lowers Ac. THE NORTH REVIEW, and will be to it a recognised by Utterly the notion thut a 1 W. Jackson 2 J P Caldwell provide Cepilol, fruits, paintings, needle-work, They nothing spared render worthyattention,the Government to hold with the ;Southern discarding Joseph ' ither additional to be on the are invited to attend. Their assistance THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, uad monument to the men of '.he correspondence journal cannot compete with the North 2 M J Welborn' 3 E by wings, placed cordially AND enduring great British Commissioners, and to secure the of j rn Deberry 'iorth and south of the or in reception weeklies, in and 3 Allen T Owen 4 A N present budding, by the many departments of the fair is absolutely EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. Republic.American at the Industrial cheapness interest, Shepherd rection of a and distinct within to a BLACKWOOD'S Mr. has been at productions proposed Tits Southern Gazette 4 H A Haralson SAW Venable separate building, proper inaAageinen' necessaryIn are he Brady many years engaged, great in London. Exhibition Literary 1 f to east of these periodicals contained^ views, in aits tor a National r ivals the best of them in all 5 Thomas C Hackett C W S Ashe he enclosure the the building. 9th. The fucilitios of getting 'o this central of the expense, collecting-l\>rt; *'liesolvtd, That a committee of not less than nine- life characteristics of though clearly and firmly expressed, and those wliieh are for this n valuable fireside Cobb 7 J R J Daniel The committee do not desire to prescribe any point induce us^to invite, and to the andmoderately, being engraved Gallery,teen be appointed to conslitute a Central Committee truly Journal. Ita aint is the C Howell expert three great parties in England.Tory, Whig work arc belie* eil to he to that have (| i(fusion of cultivated and ondition, that may restrain the free exercise of and contributions of of our fellowpresence " 44 " superior any on the Industrial and to with refined taste 7 Alexander H 8 Edward many Blackwixid and the London QuarterlyRadical.°ever Exhibition, correspond ( throughct Stephens Stanley' been taken. In the of this he it rchitectural taste and but would 44 accomplishment great societies and .. embraces in 8 Robert Toombs 9 DarlJ Outlute judgment, they citizens of Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee and I are Tory ; the Edinburgh Review" Whig*, and local committees throughout the United community.and ita ample " he has the utmost and olds ever of refer, that whatever plan may be may Wc will unite with us in lorida.the 44 Review Liberal. The" North object experienced courtesy States. species intelligence that can tend to llinoii. i proposed hope they making Westminster from men '' ave such reference to and with " encouragement distinguished Mr. Brady's That the President of this Institute be his result. 1 Win H Bissell New York. correspondence Uiis institution indeed,what it is in name, a Southern British Review owes its establishment to the last has been too established to need "Itesolveil, he as to the in and is not reputation long any a member of the Central Committee. Original 2 John A McClernand 1 John .1 present building preserve general Central Agricultural Association. great eocleaiastical movement Scotland, recommendation. His are in the Cartlribulten*,' King of the entire when daguerreotypes That the Secretary com- ' rom of the ablest w riters in 3 Thomas R. 2 David .1 Bokee ymmetry structure, complete, Kith. The 1'iesident upon a consultation with ultra in its views on any one of the grand sense the w orks ot "HewM, Corresponding many the South Young j but one can be highest art, glowing with the soul municatc to the of State a ol the fore- its but 4 John Went worth 3 J Phanix tlthough plan adopted, the such members as he can cull to his aid, shall appoint of human knowledge ; it was originallydepartmentsedited of the living countenance. Secretary copy hicily occupy columns, not to the Phillips reserve to themselves the to form comlitteesuch I hr. and now, since his death, is resolutions, together with the nnmes of the *goings of choice selected from theexciuion 5 Wni A Richardson 4 ll'alter Underbill right committees ami assign to them their respective by Chalmers, The drawings and engravings or D'Avignon have Central Committee." I Vnterican and miscellany, best Ian by the of parts of different plans and to these so by his «on-in-law, Dr. Hanna, associated withconductedbeen of taste to l>e European sources. 6 Edward V Baker 5 George Briggs adoption committers appointeddepdrtments, is pronounced by Europeans fully The are the names of the members of The tone of the ubmitted, should such course be found necessary; in the committee Sir David Brewster. Its literary character of the and in some to those fallowing "Gazette" is >» 7 Thomas L Harris fi James Brooks of shall (urnisli lists of the 44 equal, respects superior of the the independent ,'hich the committee also reserve to reception order. The Westminstn," Cen'ral Committee appointed in accordance with c riticism and in iIip discussion of 7 William Ji'elson event, articles classed and arranged m their respective very highest though best artists of London and I'aris ; and every the resolutions every legitimate ;Iow*. the right to divide or apportion, accordingthemelves reprinted under that title only, is published in in this will lie tsken under his foregoing ; t opie, but it is strictly 1 Vacancy V B Halloway departments. In order to the peifection of this! the title of (lie 41 and Gallery impressionHon. Millard Fillmore, Yirp President of the United j their own judgment, the amount of premium to the to under Foreign QuarterlyEngland The will Ik- immediate Mulral in Politic* and Religion 2 Leffler 9 Thomas Mch'issock arrangement, committee a supervision typography States, ander Chancellor of the ol 8hepherd e awarded for the to those whose ap|H>inted publish Westminster it being in fact union ot the two as in as a as officio Regents Its columns are Ikdiawa. 10 HermanI) Gould whole, plans these regulations, will lo-re and under carefully and superb style the executedthe Smithsonian Institution. occasionally embellished with " in be to the relative repeat, enjoin Reviews formerly published and reprinted themselves. entire will h» on Southern Portraits and /.«" !1 Nathaniel A Ibertson II C R lay part adopted, according upon till to take notice that article* for exhibition this The wort engravingsCol. Peter President uf the National Insti- <(«cai>< », Sylvester " merit of each titles. It has therefore the advantage byseparatethe finest folio IB 23 Puree, , for the O mportance and part adopted. may be received and on and imperial paper, by rr.chcs, made lute ngrnved expressly wo'lr, ami I Cyrus L Dunham 12 Gideon Reynolds M. arranged Friday combination of uniting in one work the best features lor this r l>H and nccnnipaned R. T. HUNTER, the 9th and of so when expressly purpiisc. Hon James A U S. member of biographical 'opogcaphical skclchen I John L Rcbinson 13 John /, Schoolcraft JEFFERSON JOth August, that Saturdayof both as heretofore issued. I'liis work has sectional in its it Hearer, Senate, the Its General Geo 14 DAVIS, the ('resident shall his committee* on are in New nothing scope-, Board of Regents ol the Smithsonian Information ! *4 W Julien (F S) George R .Indretrs H. appoint The above Periodicals reprinted York, will therefore be in its The Institution. a but 5 W J Brown 13 J. R. JOHN CLARKE, the committee of un their arrival the British steamers, comprehensive spirit. Hon. Iy \i »V*iM«dl>nry, M. N. 1., Assoeiate Justice ol copious, cniefully condensed from th* Thurman the .Senate on Public Monday morning, reception may immediately by names of those men are talents the | of a'l of the Committee qf Buildings. have their lists of and the in a on white and are only admitted,whose Court of the Unit! d .States, eading journals parts world. 6 Willis A Gorman lfi Hugh White articles, several heautilul clear type, fine paper, and services have won for them an honorable Supreme me i' Sbnatx CiiAMUxr., 30th September, 1850. at once to the examination ofcommitteesfaithful of the Blackwood's public, Commodore- Lewis Warrington, U. S. N., M. N. I., limwiinHiaiiuiiig great increase in the sine C7 Edward 17 H -llexandcr AT 1> Tl.. an*...... In.I.. r. n >. n.- r. nul.K.knl n. proceed originals. fame the nation. Each McGaughey iic l copies throughout of the ".nil attractions of the it ii. it. i y ('"l"'" anil have time to zinc an exact fac simile of the MagaI great Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance and paper, is still at E McDonald 18 Preston . r"""".1 thereby ample make theirarticles,being Edinburgh of blew ill have its Art Hydrography. published Joseph King (F 8) will insert the above for representatives. departmentsProf. \ ice of the N. Tiro Dollars Prr in Advance 9 G A Filen 19 Charles E Clarke Washington please daily to the annual meeting on Lion edi' ami literature are universal in lln-ir and the Joseph lli'ury,' Pn-Sldt'lit I., Annual, wo weeks, and send their account* to the reports Wednesday. spirit, ol the Smithsonian Institute. t will be furnished to persons "(I Andrew J Harlan 20 O B Mattison will be devoted to sides to Terms. is intended to be a w and Secretary becoming 1 of the Senate. oct 4 Thursday -Friday Gallery oithy cpdm nig Prot. Walter K. ol a for the whole number of andresportilde Hiram Kecreary of The exhibition generalFor one of the four 43 00 annum to mull of Johnson, Corresponding Secretary copies, Having KeKTrcKf. 21 Walden redelivery xftjcles. any Reviews, per lb*' gTi'st thy Republic, whosimonumentthe National Institute. 1 hem sent to one on the "1 Linn 22 Burnett the w hole time. continuingFor two do. 5 00 I* achievements alu' lame constitute the' chief of address, following terms : Boyd Henry PENSIONS AM) BOUNTY I.AM) any 44 glory Prof. Alexander 1». IL he, M. N. member of the Three J E Johnson 23 William Duer 1 111). Any alterations of. or additions to, the For any three d~o V 00 the nation. We hope that every lover of Art, and! 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Particular STEELE'S FASHIONABLE IIAT 59 ymr, on attention paid to the J order of 11. «» ll nrcmium tilled the of the \^Rirhorit Untrit 11 John K Miller By lit* Committee of A.TanjrnnenU. iluoi' inliirnfa promptly receipt money. The 7,ra C. Seaman. ICs'i., M. N.I. I of claims before the Brazilian proaecuion WmT Hamilton 12 Samtstl F Vinton HOUSE. DAVID W. LKW18, Ohm volume* will be furnished whole, can he sent without danger of injury, hy the I have the honor to Commission South Carotin*. utive premium to of the bo n ow sitting in Washington Edw W Hammond 13 W A Whittlesey Chari.baton, Sec'y Southern Central Agricultural Association. n lirn t r.n ti able ; but to disappointment, expresses, any part country. ob't 1,1 >1 » , r prevent or Very *e»iicetfiillT% ymir "rr\'t, Wahhinotow Citt. L> C. 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