R. F. Patton. J. N. Creswell, R. B. Wigton, Bernard Lorenz, Theodore H. Cremer, seeds of spring wheat and Chinese sugar- George C. Bucher, plants of Concord grape and new strawberries. George C. Bucher, plants of Peabody's Hautbois and Scott's seed- J. Simpson Africa, Senate Documents. George C. Bucher, scions Hovey cherry, cuttings Concord grape. J. Simpson Africa, a copy of Report of Superintendent of Common Schools of Pennsylvania, 1858. James McCartney, Hunter's improved metal plow. John C. Watson, J. Henderson, Richard Ashman, James Gardner,. Thomas F. Stewart, Frederick Pfeiffer, three German prune trees and curculis remedy. JUNIATA COUNTY. R. W. Jamieson, one metal plow and three shares, (a handsome implement.) LAWRENCE COUNTY. Harbeson Bros., scions of new native apples. $10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 5 00 5200 5200 5 00 10 00 10 00 20 00 5200 500 500 5 00 5 00 500 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 500 5 00 500 5 00 500 5000 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 LANCASTER COUNTY. J. M. Summy, scions of seven pears. Jacob B. Garber, many rare seeds of vegetables and of shrubs. Jacob B. Garber, two seed beans. Jacob B. Garber, two quarts seed Chinese sugar cane, and one quart varieties Japan beans. Casper Hiller, scions of apple. J. B. Garber, seed of Chinese cane. J. B. Garber, seeds from Utah, and books. J. B. Garber, seeds evergreens from Oregon, &c. LEBANON COUNTY. Samuel Miller, eighteen vegetable seeds, eight strawberry and six flower plants, one Louisa grape. LYCOMING COUNTY. J. M. McMinn, scions Tompkins and King apples. Charles Lloyd, A. Updegraff, George Tomb, $50 00 50 00 25 00 25 00 20 00 20 00 20 00 20 00 20 00 20 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 5 00 5 00 LUZERNE COUNTY. Copy from orig inal hands of J. J. Sanderson, Gerald Howatt, six varieties of cucumbers. MERCER COUNTY. James A. Nelson, scions of New England apples and native peaches. James A. Nelson, tubes of Chufa and scions of sweet Rambo and other sorts. Joseph Haron, James S. Galbraith, 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 5 00 5 00 5200 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 George H. Calbraith, 5.00 500 500 500 5200 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 20 00 80.00 PHILADELPHIA COUNTY. Thomas Meehan, trees of 14 kinds of arboretum. Thomas P. James, proceedings of second and third sessions. American Pomological Society. Dr. William D. Brinckle, scions of various new fruits. Samuel Emlen, agricultural pamphlets. Philip R. Freas, sends the Germantown Telegraph from date. French, Richards & Co., five hundred pounds purine for trial. J. McGowan, books and grains. Prof. James C. Booth, Method of Reducing Bones. William L. Boyer & Brother, . $40 00 William L. Boyer & Brother, (for discount on Coleman mill,) 20 00 61 00 J. B. Lippincott & Co., H. R. Robey, trees of five varieties, long-keeping southern apples, plants, kalmias. NEW YORK. Dr. C. W. Grant, thirty-two willows. Charles Downing, trees and scions rare fruits, nineteen plants of five evergreens, thirty-six plants rare shrubs of seventeen species, forty-two plants, herbaceous, thirty-two papers flower seeds. Ellwanger & Barry, twenty-four deciduous shade trees, twentyfour large evergreens, twenty-four H. P. roses, all choice sorts and fine trees. George E. Waring, junior, copy Waring's Elements of Agricul ture. Dr. C. W. Grant, plants and specimens of Delaware and other new Charles Downing, Downing's Seedling Gooseberry and Revised D. Appleton & Co., Yeoman's Class Book, and atlas of chemistry. Charles Downing, seeds of Lenium pereum and Delphinium formosum scions, sixteen new apples. J. W. Briggs, bulbs of chufas and potato onions, and seed excelcior, lor. com. and flat dutch cabbage, sorghum sixteen pounds, orange judd, five seeds choice garden vegetables. D. D. T. Moore, copies of Rural New Yorker and report of Mon- F. A. Rockwell, one dozen scions Barker apples. Dr. Gray, three tubers of three rare Goodrich potatoes. ENGLAND. William Waring, seedling pear trees, larch, &c. ILLINOIS. C. Francis, Transactions Illinois State Agricultural Society for 1856, one volume. Dr. Oliver Tiffany, plan of fruit dryer. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. S. T. Shugart, fifteen volumes Patent Office reports, fifteen seeds. United States Patent Office, (per Hon. Allison White,) box seed evergreen pyracantha thorn and four pecks seeds. John Saul, fifteen plants, five rare deciduous trees, six plants of six new evergreens. Dr. A. O. Elwyn. J. Holt, seven pints Tuscan wheat. United States Patent Office, one half bushel Tappahamoch wheat. Interior Department United States, box books, one hundred and three volumes. D. J. Brown, Agricultural Reports Patent Office, 1857. J. Holt, several packages seeds. S. T. Shugart, one large package vegetable seed, twenty-one papers crimson clover seed, ten papers white sugar beet seed, two bundles matchless marrow pears. S. T. Shugart, nine volumes Patent Office Reports, 1857, and one hundred and forty-seven packages seeds. Editors Washington Weekly Review, current volume. Interior Department, forty-three volumes Annals of Congress, 1789 to 1824. WISCONSIN. A. G. Hanford, three superior potatoes. DELAWARE. Ed. Tatnall, scions 9 v. new pears. William Canby, cuttings of Delaware grape (Burgundy), his seedling. Ed. Tatnall, seed Chinese pie melon. CONNECTICUT. H. A. Dyer, Transactions Connecticut Agricultural Society, 1855 and 1856. F. A. Rockwell, scions baker apples. OHIO. M. B. Batcham, Ohio State agricultural reports and pomological transactions. J. H. Gould & Co., husking thimbles, one box. Dr. John A. Warder, a copy of his hedges and evergreens. W. C. Hampton, scions 3 v. grape (new), 3 v. pear, 6 v. of apple, and seed of Syrian six-rowed barley. J. N. Shepherd, three bushels Chili potatoes, plants of logan, and scion Burgundy and Wyandotte grapes. Hedges, Free & Co., boiler casting and pipes. 11-LEG. 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