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HARDIN APE.

FALL IMPORTATION, 1854,
20 aS1 Hzs! D e T.,
s ,s,, 2Ls"s W. " F Richmond, Va t,vereeeved
sfa s sS9sl : : he
Tse rs and H 'epPy 2, American Goods
,RSdse5." and wS',snhon h.s Pen Poke, Kai1e.
Beck g.ne Ebony Cocoa Ivory Handle Knive, and Fo.
Ruichsr VOL o. snS Is gs ssI
s anS snsst 81 OF sfs ynT .5ys and quality
a Rs eo1 R h Rfss Guns aS very superior
Trsss Halter, , L@g Wei, Fi'Ih and Tongue Chain,
lar Hand and Panel SAWS Hammers and iiatcSst,
Mn, Pitt Cross On; and Circular Saws
SPADE, and shovel: o. ans.' Rowland other make,
sfasS and Hand Hs..s,: stock. and Dies Plates
CASTINGS Horse shoes and Horse shoe Nails
R RGs PSs Mind s Rs, an. Sd HsR,
Planes, ohi'sl.. Aagers and Fls,, all kinds
Ens.S sns GSs9's snS SI1f Pat hansS: sad s
T Ty 4 rsy si a%% w sGi Ard Il
As our good, have CASH on the mos, vor,
and Trade We feel conndeni strong ndase
low a, any regular house IN s we are de'stmRsd to ;sl "
August 10. >'4'' A"e"aen" To-
EHe suBscHIDEHs, having removed to their l.r. ware
mouse in rear or the store, No o.
ea'e ny in oder for sale their stock consisting In part Of
F Fas:S am: and American American S SS:s s..,
German, Cast and shear Steel
SS ,&l; m,lt oy.l; ara ll.i Round Iron
American, Ru''is and English Sheet Iron
Nail 70 Q, American SID sEsde'. Iron
Horse Shoes, s''orisdsiIss
Tin pi,,c, Pig and Blr lin
sSsst6os Bi,iisr'. an Snj i Bar Copper TS,sf'
Ground Wagon and Cart RoNss
Pull assortment Of GrOeciis,.
Auaa JOHN ~ GORDON soS.
n OCRETr PANKEY have IN store ami srer 70,
So.nasR susar ooSse claraed Crushed, Powdered and
Rio IsSuiJis, Jaw. and M.risabo Cote.
TsppfT, sins,r PmsS,S American 'ad London Mustard
H'rrns;,G,o,'. Cut and Roe, No q North carsiu.
Sosnd W no,,",, Por,l.ndsyrBp
%f.pSn Hai l.I:f ts sn e.. P3 Fsp.
AdSmsntln,, Sperm and TiilSE Candle,
n S' mnHGS ea', sHlS and lexis Brcom' Painted PATS,
W., wr' w,Pp,ns Isins sSP Shot n. lead oagdG,n b.
patD,Ls &C., FLIID.A fresh supply West, No
sSa burning 'o'd Just '''i'S 80 n ISsf roe pso
CoPo s%. .eaS 3, ':, y :, Ea;S'Po c.
'u'i JoHSsro one, H ssS S'i B rtssys
RLhKEs GIRE rEooT PAINT Chocolate sod STATE coIoT
L.. s IN on sa,es for putting on, The price Of
.u21 ?. JOHNSTON BRO, prur,ia.
VSi nss. AND vES-chldren' L'de, and Gentle
.n,s u" : 9 hisTsElL 'fi oS.,
a a sery superior sr'icls,oy
dIonssrs CoHskIs, CoRss:rS- yGI sale by
- snsS G. HAsrwgLL 90, IFS Broad st.
phM nwE; BUCKETS, BrOEas rub', Cotton rvins
.gsl EXAM MOORE.
.s D AVE-; K s al s's' 30 'T
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CHOLERA
UIIULEKA.
l$TTY COUNCIL W. wATEItnELONs- Offer for Al,

a.
CrTI COUNCIL Va wATEitMELONs.-Io offer for sale pri.
s ss fa,% on sS count; At e:d
leading from Richmond Old Church, eight the
Thi. p.rm convenient to MN, churche, Of all
and In an excellent neshborhoOd
growth q. sndp 70 Tsses.ssa
sssss 1fs:S.l'
desire. larger supply sell him acre, Of wood
Wishing purchase this farm Is invited to com. and
see It In my absence, my brother Henry N. Turner
'' $780, se.i; will 'Ao"i'. THO, 8 q ,nn.r.
TTNIDE WATER CoNNECTIoN-The sub.eTi6ers ,Ii In /.
good, BY .hs, regular Of Boat. Lyaehoa Having
drsSsss Win be ..ysa By shipping y line
aug2S LEE 1 co., On the Dock
i s 81 Cotton Yarns Ground Alum sal.
STATE STOCKS FoR sALE-t25o 900, having from to 20
year. to run in certificate, of round sums.
HAMPER FOR sKPTEMBRH.-GEo NJ WEST. No. /,
Exchange Place has for sale the following Magazines for
s. s ri e Eseess = T.nt.
Notions IL cts Subscriptions " greatly r'e s.o Il v,sr
an2g Exchange Bookstore.
raj: dinias App; ss'as n'' who is
V>ong1, & SONS SUPERIOR ch.cos, ,.s ..!s By
aus Sacks bSpfsF s51as
+. Johnston ssoSfls nf DRIasIsfs.@ &c
s,. ~ u q! Msaa
their shss hsy make .oss
Res. Indl'o; Paint, and Color; be,. M.dder
wli;s Lead; Copper,s Black Lead Ext Losvood
Chrome Chrome S 9si;a4; E Asfss. s. Acid
yenldsn Red; Enrll,h Refined B,r.I
Par, Green Roll BIN tone and Sulphur
fermi pN p s, s Stone
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"A food AS THE BEST.-Gentemen are assured
ney can aX fiIe procure OF the good
Boots and Shoes can be had hay.
hand not only supply Northern aTtir. n ~ On
oteH make which aier compare fsvoaby itb
ose made in other We
IN me business and We do hesitate assert and We
challenge contradiction that better Boot, mad
hehnn9ai than We have ever seen, made elsewhere. "
Gentlemen in want of
iy9I ~ ., 70 'isI n 81. street.
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JOHN VI. ROYAII,
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE BROKER
,u,.-y Door. above City Hotel,

u-fQ-NGNNsa tLARKs PIANos-P. Il TAY-
E4eI4 ~ LoR, sole agent In this city
constantly receiving eIes,et sos pi.nP
.nsr extensive and long established
and several prizes at the Institute th,
y eomons All the modern improvements with the Metallic
aha fntent Over Strings Ind
ed for sweetness of tone latter
in the country where good
H. TAYLOR has sold In this city for the
seventeen years. the eare satisfaction numerous
The public cautioned that the title of the
Old Plane, taken In part pay for ones.
Guitars Vons Aeeordeons and Flutes Guitar and vo.
lin Strings OF the best quality. -
has in s,sre the largest stock Mu-
the and music Of the day liberal di,eoun,
aus Plano and Music Store. L go Main ST.
~ Of BUTLER TIssLsY IS a.o,reS. All nsr
sons 70 The nm will please make
men. BCTLIR A TISsIry
brother JosN RgTLER he eoniaeed IN the
for The patronage heretofore literally bestowed on
BTLER TlSsLEY will be pleased to have continuance With
Angus. 2th, ls'.-ausdln!esm JAMES I. RUrLER
" 4. MAIL STEAMSHIP ROANOKE
Ir1 ren s Sn Morning. 2nd IN
The ROANOKE Capt Tho, Skinner will freg ht s
the entire day OF Friday. the Is. inst.
before the hour ~ dc
p. Tr. o'clock Saturday morning, 2nd inst.
taking sh, ship Norfolk charged ae aame A. BY
ausl-2. LUDLAM WATSON
ATHENS, csr;sin Plumaer. load with all pos 4EN
able sss aipseh' For freight Apply ,rr o,o,rov RS
EHOn BOSTON.-FiRsT Vfs9hI.-FT1VT0VO
Il AND BOSToN LINE or PA TRsTSNThe 4J6S
Cyrus commander having portion Of her
cargo engaged and going board possible dis
auso DAVID CrRRIE
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j AZ ana ieo broadway. New York.

CoNDrcrsD eros uusoPKls Ply
ms ho'el has receay been enlsr.ed reAtted x,,h al
aern nProvernent' and the ,n,Ion -
as 20 ansnt eoarder' and visitors Meal. served a, an
,b mi apartnent' (vhou; charge or IN
shs alnlng rooms the "a
70 ne Hotel This Hotel beng within tbs
o. me hsrIsr Hudson River D-not.
he cry Ii nnf 10 20 their advantage civ. bs ci,v
SA A e P oPfietor Socs share public
NV YoRK. July. 1854 We "AhrhL, Proprietor.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING 90. q OCEAN ~ sTEANkka

Yosz August ssoard schooner Lydia Ann VOORHEES,
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az H.hAt = ki iNiR-UALIs "a BARE--T6J. =. -,
wen knr.n snj particularly nded 10
whose nervous sJste Is relaxed
ana T De tound especially ssrvicea6ie in disease, ~ m,
I,,s,ng rom los OF tone or Impaired appetite o
certain insfedsnis have been added which
delightful taste PURCELL IA mn = rr 1sr w cordial OF
Al26 W., druggists,
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RACoN d DAsKERvILL have in store for sale viz:
Il d S:s.s Rico Sugars of all grades.
Soo ibis Coree Sugar, yellow and white
10 bels and boxes Loaf Crushed Powdered Sugar,
$50 btls New Orleans Moasses
10 hhds Cuba do
100 bags Rio Coffee
$40 bags LaguayrA CoGre
2 bbls Clarified Cider Vinegar
fzl cases Mass Ecoriee
$50 bbls Cut Herrrgs
2.U Sperm.
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hO. al I.AHisI-H.
COMMISSION NEQIu


ANlSG heated permanently Ia
~ es from his friend, other. on wIiyAT
LUX IoFA co, CORN GA =. BACON, BUTTER LARD ,n,
'hs prod ietion' generally Of the - ' 80"
oy suiet attention n ous a
p.os pntIoaAse ~, nee, at present, at butIer Tins,
~ - Es.I aso oser my service, buy any article
-ItlIs- Ca.-dk-lta
49, -. ehiin d co. Agent, the ale OF America.
mo Importers o; Foreign Dry No i,
''ES'' S~A1oFe J. j. POLLARD,
.r,n 10. JAS a.. SMITH.
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UVNChEt MD Nl&GE IINE
u FOR LOVISGST0N-Fare 'hr from
Richmond To LovnsSon only f2bO. sSSzr1Gr~<z-==xS
Leave Richmond at p. NJ by Boat Mondays. Wednrsj.vs
and Fridays connect wish the Stage day
~ 2, p. ", and arrive In Loyingston at I, p. NJ.
Returning leave LovnRson at
and Fridays; with at iIoraedyie and M,
rive In Richmond next morning at 5 o'clock. ~ "
aul BOYD EDMOND 4 DAyrypouT
EINOR NEW YORk-FIRST P.ESSEL-yirginiA
Il Line OF Richmond and New York Packets ,=EHN
The superior astsailing clipper schooner NEW YORK fS
W Adkins, commander having the greater portion
her engaged going all possible
dispatch. For balance Of freight, apply
Aal2 DAVID CURRTr
HINOR HENTThe very Pheasant and desirable cling -
subscriber. - " tilI
Its convenience with Its proximity
OF the city, In IN,
city. POSSESSION given from LIST to 10th June
Appyto wM. II. MACE
my2I-n Or WINSTON a POwERa
UISOR SALE Or RENT.-The House and Lot on -
H Leigh, scord door from sixth street. present ocu t
pied BY Mr. H. O. Watkins. Possession given the Is, sep
TENDER Appyto ~ ~
auia-tlst Sept LocKErr 4 PASKEY
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tNa arrive 18th instant, $50 head or ST. To .
soct Ihave Mule, vi, ~ eno,. ard superior N
ROAD suited for Iron Rail-
change =. @ street and Plantation use all for sale o. A.
'e' " ' Prices and on accommodating terms s VI 'i-
EDWIN WALKER
N B-I.h,nh. AZ K Blankenshp's sable,
every month in the year. 'f Get nom Kentucky
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49,, u. d n NUNWPBELL
A.!OnnEY AT TAF, LEYINITON T..
rrr ,1s 'hs GsurS' OF Roersspas Arersr, R.,.
As he done the last .ir
p.ses paia - thu Collection Claims. and n,on,
nyIa d.
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LIN: stoet and Land Warrant Agency, Gotern1r
~ stocfs bought hi,h
"t price paid for Land wsrrsais-od Silver W.ntsd
Prise Tickets IN all Lotteries III,
T. france Co.. -in Be promptly paid ali enquiries
aehmond, .ili meet With prompt attention. '-s'' :,
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NEW LADIES' FASHION BOOK.

I,RANK LESLIE'S Ladtss' Gasete Of Paris Lon
Il don, and New York fashions. Published on the
FIRST Of every month"; containing all the Newest Fash
ions in every department Of Ladies' and Children's
Costume Jeweiry, Ornaments, Furniture, &c. The
size is large quarto being twice the sire of the Paris
Fashion Books, is printed on superb paper Of the
finest manufacture, aud profusely illustrated with
over One Hundred Engyavtngss in addition TO
which, each part win contain splendid Coloyed
Plate alone worth more tsan tho price charged for
the whole part. Arrangements have been completed
in Paris whereby tho Newest Fashions will appear In
this work before the Paris Fashion Books recoiv
ed by the steamer. No. was issued on January LIST,
1854.
It'll by far the best Fashion Book issned in this
country. We cordially recommend it.-N. y. Daily
Times Takes the highest rank among all journals Of
its class.-N. y. TrIbmns. This is superb work
Boston Transcript II is the best record Of the fash
ions now published--Sunday Times, philadelphia
It contains all tho newest fashions, and colored
plate Of great beauty Home Journal.
One copy, one year 50 two do, SIS; four do, 80.
One copy Of the Gazette, and one copy Of Hsrpers,
Putnam's, or Graham's Magazines one year, IS.
Office No 8 John street. and all Booksellers in the
United States and Canadas. March "a.
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THg PEOPLES PATENT OFFICE.

THIS we'll known establishment is still carried
under tho personal suporintendence OF the under
signed by whom all the necessary drawings, docu-
monts and specifications for Patents, Caveats, De.
signs, Foreign Patents, &c, are prepared with the
utmost fidelity and despatch very moderate terms
Persons wishing for advice relative to Patents or
Inventions may at all times consult the undersigned
tcitou charge either personally Mt his ofce, by
letter To those living at distance, he would state
that all the noedful steps necessary TO Pat
emit, can be arranged by letter just well IL the
party were present. and the expense Of journey be
thus saved. Whom parties wish TO be informed TO
the probability Of being enabled to obtain Patents il
will be necessary for them TO forward by mail
rough outline sketch and description of the invention
No fee or charge IL made for such examinations.
Private consultations held daily with Inventors
from 8 A. NJ to 5 p NJ. All consultations and bust
ness strictly private and confidential
Models from distance may be sent by express or
otherwise.
For further information apply TO, or address, post
paid, ALFRED r. BEACH,
Editor and Proprietor of the Peoples Journal.
Solicitor Of American and Foreign Patents,
People's Patent Office, SO Nassau ST.. Nerc York
THE PEOPLES JOURNAL, q record Of Science,
Mechanics, invocation, and Agriculture Published
Monthly. Every number contains 80 pages beauti.
fully printed fine papor and profusoy illustrated
with splendid ongravngs forming at the end Of every
yonr two fine volumes, comprising nearly 400 pages,
with about six hundred elegant engravinga Terms
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Copies 17t cents Address above. May 8.
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Important Work for the Present Time!
HISTORY OF CUBA: ITS PAST AND PRESENT
BY MATURIN M. BALLoU.

BY MATURIN M. BALLoU.
GIVING Political, Historical, and Statistical ac-
VI count of the Island, from its first discovery to
the present day. To be comprised in volume,
duodccmo. Finely illustrated with ongravings from
original drawings taken the Island
In depicting tho manners, customs, peculiarties,
products and local characteristics Of the Island Of
Cuba, the author has been guided by personal OBJ
scrvation aided by eopous notes taken the spot,
and among the people he describes.
The work is fresh in lis character, and brings the
history Of the Island up to the present hour showing
in clear impartial light its great wealth and polit-
ical importance, tho extraordinary oppression and
taxation under which it.has suffered the fertility Of
its SOIL and the glory of its fruits and flowers. with
statistical record Of it's staple productions and his
tory Of its slave TRADE ard slave population.
Mr.. Ballou was for some time resident of Cuba,
and has been careful student in the history of the
Island-Sat. Eue Gazette.
We know Of no one more capable Of furnishing
useful and readable volume Of the kind, than Mr.
Ballou.--Boaoh Post.
Mr.. Ballou spent several months upon tho Island
and with his habits Of study and reflection must have
obtained copious materials which he Is well qualified
to convert into interesting and valuable work
Boston Journal.
10 The above work is in active preparation, and
will be issued in few days.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON, d CO,
July 2i-2aw3w Publishers, Boston.
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REMOVAL.


HENRY JANNEY'S Boot and Shoe Store and
IL Manufactory FOR the last ten years located on
Sth street near the General Post Office removed
TO Pennsylvania Avenue, between Browns Hotel and
7th street. whero the proprietor has spared no pains
OF expense in fitting up establishment commensu-
rate with the great increase in the business of the
house.
The subscriber tenders his most cordial and CRATE
full acknowledgements TO his friends and patrons for
their long-continued favors and will be pleased to
meet them in his new house.
/ have n worry well -assortod stock of Boots and
Shoes, Of French, New York, Eastern, and my own
make embracing every style and variety, to which
invite the attention Of menbers OF Congress and citi
zens generally. HENRY JANNEY,
Penn. av north side, between Browns Hotel
jan 2 and 7th st., third door from the latter.
From ths United States Argus.
To those persons who may visit Washington and
are In want Of boot that cannot be cxcelled, either
in quality or workmanship, would call their atten-
ton to the card Of Henry Janney to be found under
the head Of w ashington." handsome and neat
y-made boot IA not at all times Of pleasure
10 the wearer but often OF extreme torture; this
Is caused by tho bungng manner in which the boot
is fitted TO the foot Mr.. Janncy has devoted much
Of his time in studying the construction of the human
foot In order TO ascertain how boot should be cut
and fitted that will be perfectly easy to all parts of
the foot In this he has succeeded, so that u matters
not what may be the shape Of the number Of
the foot, his boot is perfectly easy Thus he has
combined beauty with comfort.
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YOUR MONEY

4
r WILL return, if you don't get one dollars worth
IL at least Also, tho best Of references can BIO Civ
en-, if required
ONLY ONE DOLLAR, post paid, to M. j. COOK,
Charlottesville, Indiana, buys my new copyright edi
tion containing selection of the most of the follow
ing WAYS TO MAKE MONEY" &C.: L. M. E. Cooks
An and More Together" Waston's rs, Bowman's
33, Westons So, l.. +. Dows rs, Biglow's ~, Ned
Dows 100, the famous Ito, ia Long d Co.'s, Ste
venss Short 4 Co.'s, DuvaI's, Goe 4 Co s, &C.. &c.
Several Of these advertised to sell from SIS to
SIS EACH and to yield from So to S. from SIS to &c.
and from SO to So, per day; and from 200 to $780,
and even to 900 per cont-hopest and easy profits,
with small capital Both sexes, and all capacities,
and especially students and young men, furnished
with employment.
You may think this is all humbug; yet, batting all
exaggeration, the simple information alone is worth
more than the price of the book to evcry man and
woman in the land And, besides, will do as
said at first will also send gratis to all purchasers
of the above, who request it, FINE cHANcE-in-
structions in new, easy, and honest business that
yields enormous profits with small capital
10 Money, properly enclosed, sent by mail, at
my risk.
10 Two copies gratis, to those who will secure,
in any weekly paper dollars worth of insertions
Of tho above and this notice. together with COM
mandatory editorial notice thereof / will send the
two copies on my receiving the paper publishing the
advertisement. June 12-2t
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State, had been mutilated and altered in an
important manner, subsequent to the time OF
its being ordered to be enrolled
Mr.. Washburne explained that company
in Minnesota had under special law certain
extraordinary powers; that the object OF this
House to exclude that company from the exer-
else of such powers was evidently intended to
be defeated BY the improper alteration that
had been made. Mr.. Washburne moved for
committee of investigation in the matter
Mr.. Campbell moved that the committee
should have power to investigate all similar
cases.
Mr.. Letcher said he would say nothing
about this Minnesota bill now, but would give
notice that he would tomorrow introduce
bill to repeal the bill granting lands to Mime.
sofa.
Mr.. Campbell's amendment was agreed to,
and the resolution was adopted.
AT subsequent period in today's session,
Mr. Stevens, Of Michigan, arose to a personal
explanation. He said that the alleged altera-
tions in the Minnesota Railroad bill were in
conformity with the copy Of the bill as he had
reported it to the House that it had been
found, upon engrossing the bill, that it did not
conform, in these particulars, to the copy he
had presented that, after consultation, the
Clerk Of the House had directed the Engrossing
Clerk to render it as it now stands upon the
record.
Mr.. Sellers said the affair had been assign
ed to the investigation of committee, and he
thought that committee should proceed with
the performance Of its duties.
This suggestion was tacitly acquiesced in by
the House.
MIR. Cobb now made an explanation in re-
gard to the Alabama Railroad bill; when the
House refused to suspend the rules-yeas So,
nays Ga, not two-thirds.
On motion of Mr.. Houston, the Houge then
lat one o'clockl resolved itself into Committee
Of the Whole, (Mr. Valley in the chair and
took up the bill making appropriations fer the
Notifications of the United States
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strongly opposed TO such occupation. M. Bar
DO Babesco, project Of Mehedintzi, in Little
Walsachie, In q letter to the Porte, after de-
scribing the evils suffered from the army Of
Russis, in reference to the rumored occupation
Of Wallachia by the Austrians, says: Even
benevolent foreign army is burdensome for
the country il occupies. Wallachia don't want
aid from the Austrians. She is able herself to
furnish contingent of $4,000 men drilled in
arms and disciplined. All we want is arms to
put into the lhands of each Of the 5000 gen.
darms wood keepers game keepers, and an
cient soldiers, to be found in each OF the severn
teen departments Of Wallachia. All these
men require is arms to bear; tho drums beat to
burst upon the Russians"
An interview has taken place between Prince
Gortschakoff and the Emperor Of Austria, the
object of which has not TRANSFERRED
1t ia also stated that Prussia is urging AUG
tria to enter into new negotiations for peace,
and has sent special envoy to urge her to re-
frain from taking further steps in conjunction
with England and France
This interview with Prince Gortschakoff
and the solicitations Of the King of Prussia
seemed to have operated upon the mind Of
Francis Joseph, for he had countermanded his
orders for the Austrian troops to occupy Wal
lachia.
Insarrection an Spain.--At the latest ad-
Woes from Madrid, all was quiet, both there
and in the provinces. The troops remain faith
full to the Queen, and the progress of the in
surgents is slow.
Telegraphic dispatches, dated Madrid, July
10th, state that the rebels continue to retreat
towards Andalusia.
1t ia stated that gentleman had arrived
from the United States, empowered to enter
into negotiations for the purchase of Cuba.
Miscellaneous. steamer Arabia arrived
out at Liverpool, July 8.
Advices had been received from Odessa, to
June 49, Business was then stagnant, but the
weather fine for the growing croTs
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n @. R0BBINs,
Mechanical Engineer and Solicitor OF Patents,
Washington, ID. c.,

Washington, ID. c.,
WILL make Examinations at the Patent Office,
wv prepare Drawings and Specifications, and pres
ecute Applications for Patents, both in the United
States and foreign countries
Applications for patents which have been rejected
at the Patent Office, he will whom required argue
before the Commissioner Of Patents, or before the
Appellate Court in which limo of practice he has
been successful in procuring great number of very
valuable patents.
He will prepare new specifications and claims for
the reissue OF patents previously granted imper
feet descriptions and claims.
Applications for extensions Of patents either at the
Patent Office, before Congress he viii also vigor
ously prosecute.
Also, superintcnd the taking Of testimony to be
used in conflicting applications before tho Patent Of
Gee, or to be read in court.
In all cases Of litigation the subject Of patents
he will prepare the for the legal profession,
plain the scientific and mechanica principles invov
cd and the application Of the law thereto.
He will also give opinions and advice as to the value
and validity Of paten's, and may be consulted In
cascs Of infrngsments Of patents and all other mat
ers pertaining TO the patent laws and practice In the
United States and Europe.
Also, prepare caveats, assignments, and oil other
papers required for securing or transferring patent
property.
Having been ten years in the constant practice Of
his profession in this city and having free TO
the models and records in tho Patent Office, well
to Its library, and the Congressional Library
he Aatters himself that he in all cases give per-
feet satisfaction to those who may place business in
his hands March 29--eow
Office on + street opposite the Patent Office