Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1850-05-28

              VOLUME XIII. COLUMBUS, TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1850. NUMBER 270. PBIMTli) ANli PUBLISHED IIV SCOTT & BASCOM. OiyiOE oim-un coasaa r limn t. and ikia alui THH.MS Iciviirinlilv in ntU.i ii'.' m DMIy, lo icrsons In (oluinl.iis, l"-r year ii mi , t i mil ( I ii lllll ill ;. no during the srston, will 'lYIiVockly MMM "I Vi-ur - 0 ml 1 HI :i no a no l ai 1 M 1 no a ini 1 0(1 oo 40 lu Columbus V It mull '' rim TriWcckly by mall Wcekly-lu Columbus. . Out nl thn cily; ly mull. "Incln To clubs of tour mid Mi To chilis of l unil upwards-, to one uddnsss Dully, session Trl Weekly.- Woeklv, ,llw'i V To clubs of live mill upwards Advr i'IIhImu. Tim fullowim; rntr iiml rules or Mtartlitog bve .Slp onofttOWoSt.J. n SUU Journal, to 1m oWrral, I" nil can", i r tin JO, 1819. btja "(iri'i'il ma ihi'Oliiii Mft July Dully Paper 10 l. "" or less, oni insertion . each additional.."... 1 week i a...".'. ii 1 monlh ..." " 3 ..." M 6..." Ail .Ml 1 60 .. 2 00 3 00 .. 4 00 ...... BOO e oo 10 00 .. 13 00 18 00 10 00 ao oo n mi as oo 30 oo . 80 00 IB oo 40 00 45 00 i..VaiulinK curd, 5 lines or km, mr annum . . column,willi4chiillles, " " 6 ... M 13 ......... 1 changed weekly.. i dnlly . .. wiiii 4 chanfM. i ii 6....".... li... changed wri kiy. BB oo ; ";;i3o oo uany. . Other rases not pTOTUM Mr, enarpeanie in lanmi "" ' The Mimdar.l of measurement to bo minion type. ' ililiomil (,ni,rei,,lh.-.l . in CI. .I i....nll.. ..r a ortater lenittli of time, and for each .nl.litnm.il .injure inserted i ifiulv ml' '. In'll I""'1' , , , T, adveflhemeiit to I iored by the year, unless it la ape. ciiiedon the manoHript, ot prenotuly ijitfd upon between the ''TSslicrs net MCKmnUbal for DM accuracy of leiral advertisements bcvolid Urn imiiiuiil chnrt'ed fr their publication. Anllolu.nl,: c..,li'h.l.'-(lor oflKM of every llcs.rlpti ) to be charf.ilat the rate of lllty cent- per week, for each name; the .Bine to be, in all eaaea, paid in ailvance. . .. . . . . ... ... .,.....,.,. ,,r lnill.ll l ll.'l 'Hi. til be jyi a.1 lai laaiwn" w - SmaHmati not marked on fne copy for n rpedfied number of Ineertioin, will be collliliileil m lnlilli, Ulil. -H n il nut. lid piiT nl will I xacled lurunlnudy. .. The privileges el yearly ndverli.era, will be , Inn d nuidly lo their P ub,i biiaiiu-'" ; mid all advertisements not porta UJ there- ,oC;!:tf;;i';'b',"'A,,i.io, , ,., m, a,,.,,.-, ...,. t. Agentie, m I onlnieled for by the year, but lo be by the piece, at the usual rates. NO ADVERTISEMENT!! I AS BE INSERTED nivmi"! . AdTertta mi nil fOI ele.ritable institutions, lire I'oinpal I ' township, and other public meetings, and such like, to he eliari-, ,1 half price. , , MarriiiRO noUres to lie charged i cents. llcuths inserted without charge, unless accompai 1 l y lunernl Invitations, or obiliiury notices, mid yvhen so accompanied, to De ' "i'leliuhir advertisers, and all others sendinj communications or leiiuiTilil' notices, ib-irilu! b. cell attention lo fairs, mine.-. e, ill certs or any public entertain nts where charges are made Inr udmiilniiee all nolieea of private iissociations - every notice Je.iciiedlo eidl attention til private enterprises, calrul.it. d or in tended lo promote individual iuterc.l, can only be oih. rl. il ivi Ii Ihe tindcrstauding that die siune is to be paid tor. II int. nil. il to i. i ....i :.. ...... ..li....i,.l el.n,,n ll,e Same Wl be cliarcell Hi nl net less Hum JO celil- per one, nun i.i'ii '.. -" efininanied by an udvertisenieiit. jfJAM leiuled ildverliseiuenls In 1 luirceil not le-stn iwaiis' usi lAiln'rlisemenls mi the lluido exclusively, to be charged at Uie rate of Ml per cent, in advance on the above rates. Attorneys will be hidden for the price of inserting ml" raw men! . brought in by tlum W. A. NEIL, Attorney nt l.nw nml Moliellor In ('linneiTy. Kl- 1' : n il 1 W in. lletiiii.nn .ir , no. e, i.eu u i.a, . Sim Hecretnry of Stale's olllce. rteclgUlp i.. v.. ToatuwaoK. II IT. CONWAY CO.. 8B00EBS, , DEALKBB IN I'BODUCK, PIG IRON, QllllllsW M "WWraUaJ Slerclinnia, FRONT "E1vJi;TSMO,T,OIIIO. A. H. IH'TTI.KSi Ohio. ii!, n. a; N.-ii'a ExebaDfe, oppoiSi aaxj of Bl SUltl'8 oiliCP. Oltli Jt37 wan- . aaMo,.K w OIXMORB., Olllce, M. . oonw Mum .....I B-rgnOMM , aul-l-uly n. iiomhtoFk co. FnrwnnlinK "t"1 4'oiiimlswliin .llcri'liiiiilH, Prmlur" 11,,,1,'rs, SJ Urd Oil Mm.ala.'1-mw' OInn. j. luTiTiTv ay" k co.'s Iran twain, Hronil alr.-i'l. ni ni-Ilii' Hi'lillii , oliim-Ini . OlsWs . Btoves of all kinds, mi.l grnit v.irioty uf l'osttaBa, i.hvnys n mml. ' Sit. KOBBKT TlliWIPfiONt OFFICE, NO. 4, Naiji, aUnlawaoprstta tba n'i)'"I M"' oBIca, High at, Colunibua; ?." OBOROS B. WALCUTT, IN AND II A N N Kit TAINT EE, coi-i'Mnns. onto. nov9-dtf WAI.THII TIIHAI.I.,, , Allornrv nml OaUMllM nl Dnar, " Al.rio, :iiiiiiiii.inner tn ink,, the ActamMFMnt 01 "" '" tor too State of Hair York. fy'Olli.'noii HiBll sl.ilieti.ee.i 'I n n nml Ki'li. nil I. N. WIIITIN41 HTOTINOTOST B00MELLER8 and atatkmera, nrat door to tho Oltotrsii ecu. High str.ft, CohnbU, Ohio, A lsrgu assurtmi-nt ol is and Stationery always on hand. -- ...... C. 1.1LI.KT SF.IIIKIIT & I.II.I.EV, BOOK.BlNDF.lt., High slroel, hihmi lumlins. Public Offices, Co- lUHT-'l.'l.' DR. MARIS'fl OFFIC " conmof Vtieli arid rd streets ml-jolning hi- reiidence, and opposite the Pint Baptist OMftt. decll-du iTlnnlWdlea Upper NJTti" i'FNK 17 '" m- receivru.., V, V .. , ,-;in1l ape ft" t ".1 waaa... nnoa ,it. mi , a- (ill.. TvfcALERil In Hardwar 1 i-'nil'-rv, lr Nails, His a. Sow It linM,lrrs' iiiiiiiTiiil', I nriiiln,' ami atecanlcal -. jiiin.uy Oomls. 4:c., ic, No. 1C1 lllgli strrot, slpi nf tin' fJHh fatDoell DAVIH, milTIl &- no., rOMMI"SION AM) FORWARDIMG HEKCHANT8, Whole-,. , - 1 ,...iii. . I'.irtsni.nilll. Illiln. I', r-iiiml attrntiiiniri, In rrrrlrlnganilfiirwanlini I'liisls, unil elling rnwlur.. I'lmsianrsl fur sal.'. " TNA 1NHI HAN1K COMPANY. ll.rirnl r',,nn,.,tit:ul. 1'iiiiitsl iiniil HI mul -nl-'ly ini'i-st.'rl I I tmm. Til" ,.iiI,-.ti1i.t. Aa.'iit Inr litis C .i.ny. i pr.'- mr. il In takr r-v.-ry ilricriptiun "f I' im Insuraor.', up.ui lila'ral fcmis. Jrt5-iltl-. I). Al.KXANntlll, Acrnt. Ciliunlms. COLUMBIA INSl llANCK ril.lll'ANV rna ami .ii rsas THIS ('iimpany rnntlniirs to insurr-every spwii-s .11 na"li anil the furniture, marhiliery, e...ls, wsres nml men h aniline, nil uther property enntaineil then'in, ngaiii-t 1u ' ur tlnmaRe l.y lire ; ali, teanibnata, sn.l nil sail vessels, ami the rarps-i nf steam-kuaU, sail vessels, keel boat, ami other water iT'i". iiuiun-l BM rrii -. , Ink' nun ' IV, r-. mi .if ItH'-' "' '' " "" ' IIKMAS AIIAMS , Sec'y. i.ivKif. imi sii.i: sT.uii.i:, MM atreel, :l iloora Haul of ll.e ff MM. HOltSKS anil Harrise s to let, nml Horses bouuht anil so .1 b rnarl4.3mil C. II. OLHHTF.D & CO John w. UOB, aoar.at aamTaotto. 11,1,1.1. .V .III.'IM 1HI.,H, DM, ESTATE BROKERS Mid GENERAL LAND AG EH IS. IV OBice, S.'iilli riiulii, I'.M Ion:- llmk Bml 1 ".' i'llIMTUBK. WE have just n relveil a lot uf I'astem Maliogany lumiliire, rrmslstinlf ol 4 dozen Mahoaony Hhalra. li dozen larae hair sent I 'linir J ami S. ill, . 6 dozen large Rocking Chairs. For sale cheap l.y m,rc j. n. osnoitN k oo. STATU ( ONWTITI TIONM. THE American's Own Book, or the Constitutions ol the Frveral States in the Union embracing the Declaration of Indepi ml ence. Constitution of trw United States, and the Constitution ol each State, &e Ac. By J. R. Blgclow. 1 vol. 8vo. This is the latest and most complete compilation ol tho Mate Constitutions yet published. For sale by-mayfi I. N. WHITING Si IHlNTINfiTON. New and Important Book- mi i. i.ii.i i . Unmini- niTi Mhv r.ih. A Manual d the W LMMssjtm Judicial and Executive power- nl 'he United States, and their Constitutions, population ol eai li, ic, Ate. ny Henry Htanbery, Attorney General. Also, The Constitntinn of Ohio, in pamphlet form, on fine gfr per and large type, and interleaved with good paper a very desirable form for members of the Convention. maya J. IL RILEY 4t CO. 1 10R THE CONVENTION. American Comtitutmns new r edition Jnst published by J. H. RILEY Sl CO, may .ome ween, ana win oe sou i isu" " mvr- - ,; r.'i linen Java 1'iilfce, liuidine from Uni-n. sale l,y KINIi i IIKKF.MKII, (Incinnliatl ,JI (.'Alt AMI illtll.ASHRH. 3.10 hdds Kugsr, fidr and it nrbiMri 1 Msi I, bl. Molars.'. , for f ale by KINO Jo Iliil'FNKIl, in , i ' ' a7 Mailt stnsit, (,ineuuiatl Oil. I'l.OTIIM. LABOF nml siili iidld lot of Mahogany, Fancy, German, Chi-neie, Mngli.li nml Aine.icnl! Furniture Oil rlnlhs, Just re- c. neii and for wdeby J. D. omborn 4 CO. V'lTII ' I i.- Tie' miles nml iiciiuiits al'lieorgo licre A' Co., lire Ll left with us Inr settlement anil collection. They must be paid without dally, QERE, ABBOTT TO. t'oltnnhus, July .1, 1B40. I'll I NT I Mi iri'vTKilTAI.M FOK HALR. 174(111 sale, low lor cnh, or on short credit, a largo assortment ol I'rinlinK Materials, consisting in part of I Double Medium Hulltli Press. 1 SUniberry Press. J.I lbs. I n .i. Ilsl ' Bourgeois, nearly new. 130 " Brevier. UK) Mm. mi, l:nl " Minion, " ' saivernl font Fancy Type. Alan, Job Tvpe of nearly every variety, part ol whkfh Is nearly new. Together with Stands, Galleys, Btfcks, (.'liases, Itulel, Loada, (hook anil newspaper,) Imposing Htones, and finally, everything used in a printing office. Any iiortinii nl Ibe nbovo will be sold extremely He. for ciwh, or on short time. (il.'cllj CIIAH. SfJOTI', Agent. SM ITH'S VI CUM "f Domestic Manufacture, the best In the market, for sale at the sign uttbo GILT PADLOCK Hept 10 NEW UOOU8. WV. hnvn ill store, and offer for sale on good torma n't tin. I 'hupping Axes of favorite brands. 4 dnz. Broad " " " 11 Kl " Sliuvels mill Spades 1IH) Mill ami Cross Cut Saws. "IKI lioxea Witnliiw Gliisa, lOlsJO lighU 1 Hash. 10WI lbs. Putly. Ill bids. Linseed Oil. J ,.! ii ...nil GKItli, ABBOTT Ai CO., novil At Ihe sign ol tho Gilt Padlock. AltltAMiE.llENTM KOU 1 8 !i O . WILLIAM M. K A8SON , llnllrond Dlapnteh Eorwuriling mill Coiiiuilaalon nierehllnt, nVc'mese No. It, Water ntrcct, Iiuff'tilrt. RBDUCI'.ll IIA'I'KS FROM ALBANY TO BUFFALO. First ('hiss 10,1 cents, .111.1 Siv.nid l 'ins- liii cenM, ier KMI pounds. ' I howl from Albany lo Buffalo. Ao.en ra. 1). A. lildy, Cleveliiml : K. Sheldon. Sandusky ; Rail, road Agents, inclnnatl, Springiield and Columbus. js- To avoid delay mark packages A. cV II U. It., care of Win M. hassnii, BvBhlo. Bblp by Albany boats from New York. mar7-3md ItAII.ItOAD OIIMIII s LINE. flTIZENfl kwt iflg ill the Cars, by calling al the Stage olllce, Noilli-Fiist curlier Neil llnuie, cull secure llnitroad Tlcketa, and also have tin: Omnibus cull for tin in in any part of the city, m lly B. O. I1F.AM, Sec'y O. S. Company. inn: 1H50. PIT0B if A 1. 10 , (8ucriorit ta McElrain if Fitch,) FORWARDING AM) GOHfinSBIOM MLUCHANT.n. And Detltn in Prodocir, VUmtt PUiter, Bali, Fiibt nttall kimli (if flmMfjti, nt whi'Ifsiilc iitnl r.'lfiil. N. II. 'I'ln; liilii Hl innrkpt price pniil t nil riin.'a, iit cash, Inr rraaooe. lUflriMd Boildtog. oppodtO .1. LUdfWay tfc Co.'a Foundry, Co COLUMBUS FOUNDRY. .1 . It I D ft W A Y & CO., M A N IJ F A V T D II B B T B A M BNGINB8 i EMtoM new nml improred twttaniimoii wUeb is one for tha 1 MIJLKY HA V MI1, ol" vompuct form, with MIM. IKON.S nii'l liNturt'H cnmpIiMi1. 1 lii'y nln niiirti' tin' ctiiCDrwaa PARKER'S 1' ATE NT WATER WHEEL, RAILROAD OAR WHEELS, nml nil other IRON and BRAU CAJSTlNd.S usually nnul nt Koundnrrt. MATHlMaRT pf nil kirols Hindi' ufQUiyUl to ordnr. nnCKVfl CHsLBBBATBD (TOOKIJ .STOVE. 'rem iu in Cookiii1,' StovcH, 1'urlor, .Iioii, mid Cliurch .Stoviu und Furnnrt-H, Klra C,rnUw,nnd 1'I.OUOUH, nil wnnm.tj-.i, n.c MV Ittntly i'-"" Mle nt gTH1liBtt,l mid hftaii, iii Hberw tcrniH. Hcrrhunta ntirl .Ahrr.s drnliii in riounliHimd Hi oven arc renppct-fully iiiviti-d to i-xniTiiin. our Htock and plioaf. A1 In,-. 411,111. N. H. KKI.I.V mforrol tho ptUUfo that during lii-aliaeiii .'iill lii - Ateliii. ' tnriil lill-llll', l.llJllieerillL' nun Mir- veyiliL'. " ill lie ino:iii!l I'lleinie.l In in Hie inline nnu e nji ma II. II. BLACKMORE llll.l'l -lened. Hoi Architect and fJMl Knghm FAINTBatfl WII.I. find Window Class, tjaah, l'utty, While Lend, Ilcd Lend, LtthanrO, Oil, TurOOntin., Varnish and Jnimn, Inr snlo lit the sip, nl til.. OrLTPADLOOK, marl I'Ai'iiii iianjin;h. 4 I.AIKiKiHflortmentot Paper UanginRi ami isnruein ior rdio l a. cheap hy "WAL A.AIeCOY&CO. KTIML QUPKHF0IE Three Ply and Ingrain Carpeting, Floor Oil Cloths, iJ and emb'd Window Curtain! , lor enlo hy Miff WM. A. McCOY& CO. OIL CLOT 1 1 AM ItlO. I UST received 5 pa ubsorted Oil Cloths, from 2 to 12 R. wide ; P SO Oil Cloth Rug; . . ai assorted CheiiU, Tutled and oilier kind , lor sale cheap by tffmj ' J. P. OMBORN A- CO. LACKfirodeRine Silks, from $1 lo $1,75 cenU per yard henutilnl lustres. Also, n few patterns more of those rich Ihucv Silks, which have cnuwtl such a rush of the ladies, left ye ... 1 WM. RICHARDS'. All! KrIH iiniviil nt llut-im Vistii lliitsnt apt! WM. RICHARDS'. I'llll HlilMMi ,V- (ill.llERT'M I' II i : M 1 V M HUSTON PIANOS, Jtut recetTed nml for sal., lit inanufacturcr's prf cps. A. KEF.D, Agent, Four dimra Nurll, uf tho Nell llousa, Columlius, Ohio. auKt-dly mRACTfl ON LAW REFORM a very denirahle eollection ol 1 Legal Papen.lt. wUefa tin attention of niemhera of the Convention i re.-peetfully invited. Ciirihiiift'rt wmaall Jetlerwin'a do. ontherliind (.loel li.) on I'tirlinmentnry I, aw and RuIch. New Vork IVhules; Kentucky do. Medurv' New Constitution. For sale at ' .1. II. RILFaV St CO.'S IUMj..( New Bookftorc. VA lit A I1L1. CITV PBOPBRTT FOIihAI.K. ri 1 1 1 . reniilenee of the late Dr. Hisuon, on High street, M the 1 ooAerol I Ilirli, Is fur ssl.'. Ti-rlns rrasoiislili'. Enquiroof Jlllir. I., i.il.l,, or THOMAS SPARROW. Kpl MAY LAW BOOKS. ui A VIEW ol the Law ol Divoree in Indiiuia, Ohio and Mn-hignn. lly II. F. I'age. , , Alio, ft large itoek ot English Report. London eiHtionp. Voli. 57,.Wand .'ill. English Common Law Ileporta, Law of Contract. By Kmith, author of the Leading Wit toI.S- ripence's Equity. llawellV rotate Trials, 21 voll. London edition ; half eall. Bell on Iluthand and Wife. Wharton i D. H. ( riininHl ITUW, Kurko'it Olehrftted Trialn. Dunlnp't" Lnwaof IVnnylvimia, 1700 to 1649. For flide at the New llookntoro nr mm mm ma mflJ7 J. H. RILEY 6c CO. NBW BOMii LONOFKLLOWI Peeaaa, new edition, I Toi.Smo.; Heroines ot Miionary EnU rpriic; (irei-nwood Leaves ; (oi the'n Fanct. Haywanl'n edition ; tin. - i'- I'ruth, -J vol. I. no.il, n . HnbelaiH' Worki, 3 voli.. London; Ilumholt OottDOa, 2 voln., London : llnmhoh'- Viewfi of Nature, 1 vol., London ; Archwohi deal Journal, 6 few, Hvo , iM London edition Hume and Snmliott n hnlaml, IU vols, rvo., wa i-oih iui . For ride hy inyl ,1, 11. RILEY Sl CO. SSMUBL OILLOWAV. HENRY F. PAOK. (JATJ.OWAY dk 1AHK, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. WE will practice law. as partners, in the Courts of rrunklm and .Mijoininc counties, mid in the Circuit and District U. S. Courts. Office in Plntt's new building, opposite Htnte House. mayO-tf exim -ra IVII Sill. f'l.flTIIS. WE Imve Easaai retitting nnd enlarging our carpet rooms ad;ofn-ing our Dry Goods store, and have the satisfaction of kntw-ing they are as exteiiriive and handsome as any in tlio State that Hdev.it.il exclusively lo the sale of Carpets. . We h - now en hand a very large stock of all kinds of Car pets, Oil CM) ., Matting, Marts, Druggett. Oil I'niniee, numis, e Ac. Our kt'H-k consists in part of fi ps super English Brusselln. 'JUKI yds English and American Imperial :i ply. 4.'0t)do beet Wool, Ingrain work, from W) to 100 5500 do Medium Wind, intrrain do do N to -t. 3()t)0 do f'litiuii and Wool, do dodo 31 to 44. 1500 do C itton figured do do i!0 to .Kl. 800 do Wool (stripedi stair and hall do 28 to 50 20011 do Hair and List do do 28 to 50. 40(1 do Pla n and colored Matting 4-4, 5 4 and '-4 wide. 80 to 100 different price Rugs, all sizes. OIL CLOTHS 900 yd- le-t Ens'.ish Oil Cloths, 7, 11 and li! fi-et wide these Cloths will weigh 5 to 8 lbs the square yard, fi to K00 yds American do., 3, 4, 5. ' and 12 ft-rt wide. We cut QMS Cloths to suit any size ball or room, inii.-.i, in.;,,tti Mnlmrriniv Fu nl iture Oil loths. 500 do assorted makes of English, German and American Cloths, beautiful fimir.- nrd pattern-, all widths. 10 dox assorted pairs painted Oil Window Shades, from 62c to yds needle work Swiss Muslin Curtains, at 17c to 91 per 7 pairs of splendid work and wove Curttini, worth from .$10 to I W1 "'UIK l imllll 1 Ul ted Htutos, mi ri1 HOTELS AiND SALOONS. I1K0AIVAV IIOTIOL, BY DAVID MITCHELL, Hronil itreeCj CdluinlniH, Otiln. K.0 .111 CAFITOI, IIOUHB-COLI MULH, OHIO. U, NORTHROP, I'BoriiiFTOR. CIIHIH new and iimulur flotnl in located in th motit eontnd iinrt J of tin; citv. It linn bcAii lalartatl mid i now luniUlit d iu a tylt Gtitnl to that ol any lintel in tim Went. The Tuhlo d'Hote U i'urnifluil with every luxury the. market if furdri, and no paiim will Ito spared to tuake tho (,'uiritn liel at ii outs. Hun,'.-! for nl! the rouUrn. full at thin house daily lor im-i iiktern, (.'on veil lent, and tirst-rii'ii Htiililiiiir anil (,'arriii.v llou-e nttuch' rd, and experienced and direful O.-Uem, uhvnyfl iu nttandnnce. seplHMiyi I N1TKI) STATES MOTEL rOl.C.HIH'S, 110 BERT ltUHSEL II AH Uken tlie IJnil. d liit- n Hotel, boated I few rodl Houth oi liH old ftmid. where lie i.i ureiinreil t't m i ini tM'iilnle nml will he hiuiliv to wrlconie hin old ontroiH mid frieinN, ami all oth an who tuny Imve (icctuiion to vUit Columhuti, iu pureuit of either huafneu or pleuuro. mnrtt) AIIKUH AN MiCiis. in.. T)IK AMEHICAN HOTEL.) HAVE just received Fretb Oyatem, and will congtuntly keep on hnna nil the delicucten ol' the mum on, nuch am Oynter-, Hinl, VeiiHon. Frenh Fish. Hurdinor., i'ickii;d OvmUth, I IfiirM, l,nhtei -, (Jtc., Src. The Bar will tie kept constantly supplied with the purest Liquors, Wines, CordiuU, Henm, itc. No paina will hespnred touratiiy the tnstee and npp'tit4"i of tho guest of tfaa Amerieau Baumo, Ida Oyfters by the dozen, hundred or ciui. wl-tr CITY SALOON-Calnmbiia. Ohio. (lOItNER High Street nml ini;ar alley. Tlio propriotorri of this J etnhli.-hnient are now prepared to serve up Uycters, iiainc, Finh. and ull the luxuries ot Ihe season, ill 11 style uniturpnsfed. Tiiev hioe al.-o added iv.tmI privnti! rooms for pmtletueii wish ing to uive huppeiv. The Itnr i-t Mipplied with Ihe li,nt of l.iipiora and Cj'ar-. On drnuirht, C'nrew'n Detroit Ale, Hi hultz XX Tale Ale, nml Hottled Hcot. h Ale. Abplendid Lunch in i-erved up daily, by oeMtfl BARKER & OLMBTED. LIFE INSI ICANCE. NEW Wal EW YORK LIFE INHL'HAM'E COMPANY. Office No. 03, ull street. MDIIIUS lUANKIJN, I'r't. I'LINY I ULE- m.n, .-hivnni, Cbaiter DeTDatnaL The tragixtaai of thla damn ny ii conducted upon the mutual plan. R-i net eaniinf, during the Irn-t three yraro nuiounleil to over 8S(i,iMHi, Ivicli polit y hi 1.1- n Hiemtier of the rouinanv. mid entitled to hhan1 in it- iiro!ita, which have avernu'ed M per rent, per annum on all premiums paid In. Tim premium! ue paid annually, in canh, unless they excei-d tflVI, in which eawe (Ht H-rcent.is required and HI per cent, nmy he paid by deporiitini; 11 note for that amount, renewahle annually, mid bearing li per cent interest. a f7., II,. . rh.irai.li.r frf lf i i i . I ItH mode of doiuR husinetis, make this one of the safest companies in the Union, for Life Jmurancr jierlcct security hcinc after all, sought for in investment of this kiul. This company will insure on the lives of persona on any part of tho ii"-. atequitnhlt. ratrn ot premium. A man may insure hi life in tin! name ot his wile, ho that the amount insured will go to her or to his children, if she die hefore him. The many advnntaiteM of Life Insurance m e bediming to be correctly appreciated, and the prudent ami eon.-it I era te are dnily securing to their families ami Irieiids those mi vantages. The. ngentin this city would respectfully cull attention to the superior claims of this company. Any information in couneetion with the niftjeet will be cheerfully given, and the implications for insurance promptly attended to. A. R WOUBAl OH. Mt, 2d door south of tlm Franklin Hunk, over Colt's ttom. Rob't Thompson, VL D.. l-xaniining i'hjviriim. ina'W Vv, SK1-NNKH, (lAltrof IfM Lisbon, Ohio.) "ILNKllAL Agency, Uoinmiti'-ieii and Korwnrdimr Merchant, -JT deal n in Mutter, (Jin e e, Lard, and Produce in (eiieral, No. 13, Kant Front nt., near foam boa! laudin, Cinciiniati, Ohio. Refer to JuftiiB Wrilit und A. U. Jiicnard.on, llro. & Co., CIu-eimiati; B W. Suodprar-s Co., New Lichoit ; (.Hfcy it Klliott, Philadelphia John Smith, New Orleans ; B, 11. BOH. t'ort-iinoulli ; Lawnon & UOTOde, Wi ll-ville Ewalt UU Gchhart, rHtttbortfa , John Heott, Niu'hTille; W. C. 8cott, rfL LouU. MtMBt jlst iii;ci:ivi:i, AT the old stand oppofite the .tate Ilonee, an unrivalled assort-ment of the tinest ('LOTMH, nearly one hundred ditterent kindn nt Fimcy and I'hiin Cnsniini!reH, rich fancy and Plain el-vet, Silk, Satin, (incluilini; white and li'lit colored for putty and Wadding Irens,) and wool Vei-tim; ; CravaU, Silk ami Linen Pocket Handkerchief.", Shirtu, Bonom and ('ollarp, cotton and wunl Drawerri mid Undernlitrt--. -ilk I'uder -s'hirt- ami Druwer. SiiMnrn- dern, black and white Kid and Silk Gloven, wool (ilovea and ilall Hose ; and in brief, every article of the richent iiualily of ontte-tiien'rt weariiif,' apparel to he found in the first draper aafibWlh-nieiit.s of the Kat-t. These cuoiIh were very recently f-elected with prcat 4'are by the unilerHizued, in one ot the bc-t I jifteni jmirkctH, and are of the latent and moat durable styles that could he louud iu New York. Mlin, r- i,! ,iv -,,1i,uniltii! Ill mil i IU. nml mil in I'll 1 unn l UH V, are iv-nectl'iillv ins iled to call and examine before they pntchapn ebewhiiro. A. A.STKVaRT. N. H. Urdern from nny part oi the State, II herctnture, IUdV fully and promptly attended to. POVf T.1TTLK All HI ICAILltOAII. Sl'RINO AND HUMMER ARRANliKMKNT 181!t. For New York and Boston two through trains daily chnmje of hours. On and after Tuesday, April 10th. 1MB, until further notice, Fas-acnger'a TrainB will run as foUoWl : Leave Depot on Kant Front wlreet, Ht 5 o'clock 10 minutea A. M., and :t o'clock, 1. M., for Milior.I, Foitcr'i CroFsing", Dcertield, Morrow, Waynesville, .Spring Valley, Xcniu, Yellow HpringJ and .Springiield. llelurning, leaver ltttuflald at A. M. and Vr ?, M. Fassengera for New York, Boston and inU'rinediate points, should tako the 5, id A. M. Truin from Cincinnati. I'oHKengerri for Columhua, Zunefville, Wheeling, and Intermediate townn, fhould take the 5, 10 A. M. Train. , The Ohio Htage Compnny are running the following linea in connection with tlie Train : A Daily Daylight Line to Coluinhus fri.ni Bprlllfflald in BOB nection with the Mortons; I nun Innu t uieinnati. aio, uuuy Lines to Coluinhus (MB Xenin nnd Hpringlleld, conneeiini; witli the J P. M. Tram from Cineinnnti. Tho earn of the Mud Uiver and Lake Erie Railroad will leave Bp) tufield nt 19 M. counoctiiig with the Morning Train troin Cin- omnaa fbr the pretent only. On Sunday hut one tram win be run, tearma Omehmatl at 3 M and Springfield at 4 F. M. Fare from Oineinnnti to .enin 91 90 " Sorinnfield 2 50 " " Handiinky City 6 50 a Buffalo 10 00 o " Coluinhus 4 50 For other information nml Through Ticket, appl nt Ihe Tick-et Offlee, on Broadway, near Front mreet, Cincinnati. WM. CLEMENT, Superintendent. ty'The Company will not he return si hie for ItiijjciiireeM'eed ililt iM) dollars in value, uiiler-s Ihe fiiine i-4 returned tn the Couduc torn or Agent, and freight pnid at the rule of h parage ior every .riim dollars in value nhovo Mint ninnunt apriltt fUHT received and for unle, I (10 hrl S. TAIt, hy J apj KINO & HEFFW1E, Ctnullinail ' TO PARENTS. AT WM. KING'S Drug Store especinl attention in paid to children rh-nt, and alter them nil others who may he pleased to lavnr him Willi n call. PATENT MEDICINES. TownBend'r" HaraipuriUn for the cii aiming of hlood, and euro ot ..11 nrfrllM ,1, -. Osgood's India Cholagogue, nnd Sinith'n Tonic, for the euro of Ague and Fever. Thousands can tet.tify to the ethrney nf theie remedies. B. A. Fiihneitock's & Selli-r's Vermifuge, well known lo the puhlic for yenri iu a certain remedy for expelling worms troin the human syntem. Heller's Liver Fills which ftandr, unequalled hy any medicine Tor tho cure of Liver Complaint and I ither disen-vn nniing from a de-ranired state of tile liver. Oive them a trial, and this truth will appear. , , , s.,.11,.,-'. l.r,r,rH r..inTh Si run. tin' the cure el' I nUL'h, Colds, Hoarseness, Intluenza, Tickling Sensation of the Throat, Whooping Cough, Ac., Ac. Frank's MnenenV Ointment i guinhig :i name n'mve nil ntln i- lor the cure of Nervous or Hick Headache, Bruized an.l .jiriune.! Limhs, Rheumatism and Lameness. Son- Lips, OMff" l'nds, Corns. Sir.. AH of the ahov medicines and many oth-rs, kept i-oiintantly on hand and for aale at WM. KING'S. DltFG STOUE, Coluinhus, on door south of tho Ohio State Journal Otliee. augddtf KENT'S PKKNCII CAI.F BOOTS. fl DBTOM made tine rench OH Hootfl at t):i 50 and W, for ly .ale at KIMBALL'S Shoe and Leather Store,.I, .in nai huiduiL's Till-: COU Mill S AMI XKNIA KAILHOAD ( OM-PANOWING to a disappointment in preicurinc the necessary machinery for two daily trains, there will, alter Thursday the 7th inst., until further notice, he but one daily pas-ent'-r train run in connection with the Little Miami Head, as follows : lnvr Columella nt t'i o'clock nt niitlit. Arrive nt t'lnelnnnli nt lO oVloeU, A. Al, IjCiiYC Clnelnnnll nt H nVloek, A, Al. Airlvn nt Cnliiiuliil nt - n'i'loek. I. Al. i ;iii,..ia f,.f iVn. nfrrimntodntiiin of nasenircrs Will be nlll by the Ohio Stage Company, between the depot and any part of the city ot i oiumnus. m For Railroad Tickets apply ot the office of the Ohio Stage f urn-pan y, in the North East comer of the Neil House. The company will not responsible fer bagcage exeeeillng In value, unles the same is returned t.t the Conductor or Ac. nt. and freight paid at the rate ot a passage for every lens onve tliat amount. mtn marfitf 8. MEPBERV, Sup t " NOTICE. ,M milF, partnership hcretntore .yisting under the name of McKl-I vnin Ar Fitch is thin dnv dissolved bv mutual con- nl I " ' bnsiness of the firm will be settled by R. Fitch. Jll.-r.l-tl MCM,l1li'. February 1, 1850 fcb7-dtf IL FITCH. DRESS GOODS. 1JLAIN Black, Wateml nnd Fancy hilks, in great Variety ; Phie T French Lawns, Tissues, Bereges. Hilk Lawns, Poplins, Ac Call and examine them at P. T HNOWDr.N'H, Rp'j5 No. 4, Diana Buildums. fANTTlLAH My stock of Mantillas in n-.w complete Call LU and see them. t T SNOVtEN, ft, e. No. 4, Oib-on Ruiklincs. KMHHOlDRHIF. EMB'D Lace and Muslin Capes, Collars, CurTs, Sleeves, Cheim settes, Ac- Ac, In great variety and at all prices. P. T. SNOWDEN S, np25 No. i, fdeon BuiHinc- ADIEfl Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, frem 5it cents to l r. Li can lie found by calling upon P. T. HNOWDEN, apr) No. 4, Odeon RuiMinfz ONE DWELLING HOUPE on hall lot, on Friend street, between High and Third, for sale cheap. SMITH Sl MILL?, 'if v Insurance Company of Cincinnati. Jipillll IjKitOO.OOO ! n . ipinNllu (hit CiipUnl Ilmmc. "riHE under igunl nmi been appointed Agent of the ahovo com-J. puny for the city of Columbus, anil is nutliorizcd to insure proiK-rty of evi y iherijitloii ayainst loss or dnniaf;eliy Firr, and against the ?rils of the Sea or Inland Navigation. OT Risks taken on tho most lavorahle terms. T. STOCKTON, Agent. mitl-CTOES. E. B. Reeder, Willinm Huniet, (Jeorge Cnrllsle, J. 0. Thorp, J. M. Rlnir, H. Raper, J. I'. Kilhrclh, E. ti. Haines, II. L Huftinan. E. H. HEEDER, i'reeideiit. N. GiEooar, Hecretary. aplB-dtf KO(LKS VARIATIONS OI' POPERY. THE Variutions of I'opery. By Rev. Snmitcl Edgar. I). I ol Ireland. American edition. 1 vol. 8vo. Edited ly Rev. C. Hpnrry. For sale by mnylti I.N.WHITINti t UDNTINtiTON. rpHE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens ot I Columbus and vicinity that he has purchased the entire stock of Drug-!, Medicines, etc., of Win, Schneider, at tlm Eagle Drug .Store, corner ot High and Rich streets, where he would he hanpy to wait on all who may favor him with a coll. Prescriptions carefully prepared. JOHN 11. ."CHOYERER, ftps -3md Chemist ond Druggist i(..im. for ,ii:m:. (1 RAHAM'H American Monthly Magazine for June. J OodeyV Lady'i Hook tor June, Sai lain'H Mriiriaine for June. Juct received and for enlo hy maytXl I. N. WHITING it HUNTINGTON. TO KINTEHS. rpHE half of ii Daily Paper in i Ohio is held hy a silent iiitt tia one ot tlie priiieipul citn'a ol imrtner. I lu a iioitum wuiini tic i. I". ii i 'l mi buoralile ternirt to " printei vliu wouiu fto actively into huiiierrj with the other pnrtner, to whom, for particular, l letter may In- addressed utiU'T cover, pont-pnld, to Hon. Jul Woods. Auditor of Ohio, or to the Killtor of the Ohio State Jr ur nal, who will forward a letter of inquiry. Either of thene gentlemen can give a general reply. iimytiotf VALUABLE IIOOKH THE I11AO1N0N I'APKKS, Acq., Are. THE Papera of .lamcfl Mndi on, published hy order nl Congress; beln his Correspondence and lieportn if OobateB during the Comrrens of the Confederation, nml hH Heportu and Delmletj in the Federnl Convention : now iiublishcd tnnii the urii mal iimnusrriptri, dposited in the Department of State. 3 vols. 8vo. I)ebati. in ibe roneTeesi nf the L'nited BtatH DO the Hill tor re pealing the Law "for the more convenient organization of tho Olirt-l ot tlie I, int. 'it I-lHtCM," l vol. HVO. The ContittitionB of the several States of the Union ; embra-cintr tho Decl irntion of Independence, Constitution of the United States, und the Constitution of each State in the Union, with the ami ndments, nnd much other mattor ol general interest ; from authentic documents, L'mhcllishcd with thu Scuta of the ditler-ent States. 1 vol. 8vo. The Workn of Thomas JctfeMon embracing hii Correspondence nml Miscellaneous I'npers. :ivols. 8vo. Lee's Observations mi th.' Writings of Thomas Jefleraoo, I vol. t?vo. Secret Proceedings and Debntes of the Convention aPreiiihled at Philadelphia in tho year 17H7, for the purpose ot formim.' the Constitution of the United States ; from noten taken hy the lute Chief Justice Vatea. 1 vol. 8vo. Historv of the Federal Government, fur lift ff y.nr-, from March, 17BB. to March, 1888. Hy Alden liradfurd, LL. 0. 1 vol. 8vo. For sale at the Bookstore of mayn I. N. WHITING &, HUNTINGTON. NOTICE. A YOUNG lady of substantia:! qualification , now a resident of ono of the Eastern States, is deeirous of obtaining n, school at the West. She prefers some large town. Compensatl n inii6t be liberal, and any datiiad recommeiiihitiuii.' Of rewaiieei can he rlvern. Address C. Ii. Adams, Wnphingtoii City, or A. F. perry, POlt Master, Columbus, O. ap30ddl t wlin TO HCA III'. AM) BALANCE AI AKEItS. CI KALE D proposals will he received at the otliee of the,-erre-tnry 0l State, at Columbus, until noon on Thurriday, the 8Qtt day of June, I880 for furnishing a sullicient number of balance', to supply one for ench county in this State. Said balances to ho suitable in w orkmaiitmip, capacity nnd ma-tcrinls tor using with the weights already furnished to the neveral counties, and which may he seen hy calling on any of tho County Auditors. Models must be shown of the kind proposed to be furnished, with the price named nml the time within which they can be delivered at Cohunlm. Horn! with si curity will be required of those to whom the contract nmy Ml awarded. ticiit neciiraey is ile-iraMe in tin biiliilie.-., none but niodel-ot the best form and workman-hip need be presented. HENRY W. KING, may 1 a Secretary ol State. riii ;inr-v( im liinir M vst the llaiintiuns. E . .V M . II KHH, (Siiecessnrri tn Fi;iuk A- U?,) holcNnle mid lteinil (ioiliini; 1e i-chnntH, City Bank Untitling, earner of Wffh and State ftrertu, OUumhu, AVE now on hand, nnd are coit4jintly receivinc i-om tneir lhnleidei".rtl.liyhmeTit III Ihe eit nt lliillllllere, I. e-li sup plies of every de-criplion of GENTLEMEN B IIEADi -MAIH. CLOTHING md FUIlNIHIHNG GOODS, suitahle for nil aeasons, made up in the latest fashions of the very hot materials and work-innnship. In short, Ihey cannot lie mrpnssod anywhere. 'Flu i, assortment ii nlrendy known to innsl every one to Im the largest In tlio city. Citizen's and strangers wishing to purcha-e Clothing will, there, fore, do well to give them a call at once. Ilii 1 1 i plirrnri-i'tl tl'eir entire stock ol niiirenum ikuii hiim,h-for cn-h. Miev nro nhle In sell ihetn lit n lower cn-h price than any other establishment in the West, anil nt least .fit MT I mi. nrni-r than those houeht OB time hy other merchants I the same line ol i,n- - Their stiK'k comnrisea. iu nart. Fine Jlhick and Blue t-ren. li Clelli tiocR nmi press i.oni.t " English Fine Bluck nnd F.ruwn S:iek Cunt-, Cnslmere Cunts, ilitl. n Tit styles; Drah Coats, Tweed Sucks, for spring an.l summer ; Brown md Checkered Linen Coats and Ituundnhnuts, Howdy Ooata, dit- ferent materials ; i.nd the ho gi-t n-sortmeiit ot I AN I l."Jif ever exliihlted in the city of Columhu, made of Cnssimure, Plain and Fancy. Also, Doe Skin, Piatt, and Bln-k Cloth ones ; Light Colored and Bnovn Summer Casimere nnd Linen 1'miK suitable fur summer season. And n large anil most lrrautiful stock of WAISTCOATS, r'K'h hs Black Holm, Fancy do, Black Silk Velvet do., n b-iuitilul nrticle ; Worsted, Oaisimcre, Butf, and Marino Vests, and u creat many morn of different irualitios, from the finest to the lowest priced ernes. Alo. tdl kinds of Furnishing Goods, such a-; FINE SIGHTS, a real food nrticle, from the best shirt makers in the United States. Also, Silk Porkft and Neck Handkerchief, Scarf, Vmhrelto, Trarllin Hag, am) a great uianvmnre arUv.es usually kept in reautnr Clothing -ore, hot necessary to mention. All they nsk of the puhlic is to cnll and see thein.aiul examine their Good' nnd prices. Merchants wlshingto buy nt WhoWnle will do well by eal inc on them, ns their store is the only one uf the kind Unit can sell nt Eastern city Wholesale Frices. Remcml-er the place City Hank Building, opftoiite U'kiiing Jr Huntington' Book Store. mayl. I1AIN HOltTON, 1 RO N M o (i n ir s . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALELH IN ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE, Iron, Nails, Springs, Axle, Hsh, Glass and House Trimmings. Also, dealers in Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper, and every vnrie. ly of Tii-tnnn's stock. rign ol Uie iiacK paw, ,i nii.ii sinvi. CHARLES A. BAIN, mayir.-dtf JAMES M. NORTON. SMALL FARM IN NORWICH TOWNSHIP, 4 RUUT eight miles from tlio city partly improved. A good J hewed log house, stable, well and a young orchard on the farm. The farm is well adapted to raising all kinds of grains This farm must be sold soon, mid is offered cheap. Persons w ish ing to make a small investment, or securing a pleasant home, cannot in better than by colling on us. II this does not suit we hae others that will. SMITH A MILLS. mnyU Heal Estate Agents Die. wi LltUUt BLACKMOimv m . t p EN HERS his professional services to the citizens of ( nluni-1 bus and vicinity. m m . Residence at the Capital Horsr. Office on High street, op-posite the United Htatcs Hotel. BI'FFB TO Pnmnel Galloway, Esq., Prof. R. II. Howard. Wm. II. Thrall, Esq., Prof. I M. Smith, Dr. Itoliert Thompson, Columbus Prof. Daniel Drake, Cincinnati. mayl4 7wd' T WAS I THAT DID IT." SIX weeks since we again cotnnicnred retailing gooils, and we promiied the public that we would put a stop to tho enormous prices which had ln-cn imosed upon them. We flatter ourselves that we have fulfilled that promise. Coffee was then in cenU, now 10 to 12Mt rents, and every thing cle in proportion. Weairninsrty to tho Old Hunkers up stn-ct : down, dnwn, jaxi have got to come it or we will make ymi complain ot duller lime-than you do now. W.; will make- your stores a r-ohtude ' nnd your innnev kriWT" a nei-i rr wnmr, i.-n i - gomls in the same lemrth of time as in the last irn weeks j ami il you want to avoid hard times, quit your extravagant bnblt-. lie indu-trious, live pconoinicnUy, nnd then Vou ran aflord to sen cheaper. Rut ns long as von pay such high rents, nnd live so ex-travneantlv. vou mm-t --ell your itoods high. W.- have jiint received another splendid hit nt new goods. Home Iwnutiful Irish Toplim. an cWant article lor summer dress-es a splendid as-ortnieni (.t silk lace fur trimming Tiete,i 'plen-did Corn Color, white and straw Rennet Ribbons. Ac . A:c.. at 50 per cent lefs than up town price. ('ARRETING. Another splendid lot of Brussel s Imperial three ply, and Ingrain Carpets just received- Also, a lieautiful lot of Oil V ind'.w Shades, Home very elegant. LADIES' SIR) EH. A large assoTtmenr of real custom work, ol Ihe flneat quality, better and clieajier Mian in ny oiu.T mi,.. ii. may24HlAwJ A. P. STONE St CO. I VOR S fjK Tw houeand lots, with stables, wood bouses V ,.,.pcw.t i.thcr cotiveniciici- attache), itnnt' d nn Fn- nd ftrei't. they are brick buildings and in complete order, and will be sold rery Unx If applied for soon. Buyers will do well to call em us before purchasing rlsewnere, may 18 SMITH A MILLS. CAM) SJkTnTirE in hrn hv mv. n ti.nt tlie W tprt.l into a eo-nartne'r-hii-. for the purpose of practi-mir Law, Buying , Heninir and leasing Real Estate, Surveying, divi d mil and suf-dividing eif lands and lots, the Collection ot Claims in rt ntral Ohio, and. also, to all b'ltmess beretoforr done by J. F. Smith. JOSEPH F SMITH. April 10, lAIO-apliUf SAMUEL M. MILLS ion i.i: --'i .".-. rj ,- nnajn - mi stut. -t,-.-. t , .,-), I containing six rexims ; ven conTt-nirTn. ont-ouiiairur" an ither Improvem-mts on the lots tor sale low and on easy terras maylB SMITH St MILLS. FANS. A r aptt t assortment just opened at RILEY CO S I nited States Saloon. rpHB proprietor wUhes n ,-peetfully to inform hil friends nml X the public in mend, that he has taken the above named es tabli-hiuentaml Htiedit up eipiul to any in thu city. His rooms are kept neHtand quiet. The liar Issuppicd with rhoico Liquors, Wiin , nml i .: 1 1 m i vi In i, i Inn that will add W the comfort uf man. apAft T. D. ADAAtrf. Grammar School of Capital University ' 1 1 1 1 1 summer session of this Institution will open onWedues--I- day the of May, in the commodious hullding now occupied hy the City Hlfh s. hn d on Town street. The Institution will be irn.li r tli- superintendence of Rev. Paor. Win, AL Rev-Koi.ua. President of the University; and the Rev. A. Kssn k and J. A. TUnaUm, BatL w ill act as Instructors in Latin, Gn-ek, Mathematics, and the higher branches of a good English and bus-M ledtteailflD. Instruction will idsu be given in Gemum to more advanced students hy Rkv. I'kof. Lkiimann. The following text bonks will lie used iu the Institution : I'nilitr'x SltgUm lirnmmar, Murnr' fltoaraphy, (Atlas form,) F.mtrnott'H Arithmetic, (3d part,) lnfks' Atfebra and (hmtutrij, ftould't Adam' iMtin Grammar, Jacob' Latin Header, Corntlitif Nepoa, Canar, (SchmiU & Zumpt,) Ciccrv' Orations, (S'hmltr 3c Zuinpt.) Oowsfl On'ii, Virgil. (Schmitz A Zumpt,) $allnt, liorart, (Anthou's.) HuUion' Greek Grammar, Ituttion'g Greek Header, Se-myihon'i Anahniit, (Owf n.) ilomrr's Iliad, (Feltun'i ) Arrangements will also be made for teaching my port of a ni.ee advanced t'lassieal or Mathematical course, if nuMeary The instruction will he adapted to tlie courso usually pumucd lu our best classical kcIiooIs ami colleges. The charge of tuitiiui will he live dollars for tho first term, (three month,) which istobe paid in advance. LGOODALi. ,1. STANHFHY, S. GALLOWAY, H. AL SMITH, J. P. I1RUCK, TH03. RO HERTS, T. SPARROW, G. M. PARSONS, F. C. K ELTON, G. AIACHOLD, LEWIS HF.YL, C. SP1ELMANN, 7Vsts residing in Cotumbut ap2! IU1AMI ONIVKKH1TY. llniirtl nf TriiHteeM. Hon. Jeremiah Morrow, Twenty Mile Stand, Ohio, .lames McBridn, Esq., Hamilton, " l'liny Crumo, i. D,, Eaton, " Edward Woodrull', Esij., Cincinnuti, " Charles Anderson. Esq., u ' Hev. Bofh McMillan, Xenia, " James (iullowny, Esq., Xenij, Hon. Elijah Vance, Hamilton, " PetT P. Lowe, Esq., Dayton, " Peter Odlin, Esq., " " Win. R. COMtfc RaOu Lebanon, Joseph S. Hawkins, Esq., Eaton, " Fergus Anderson, Esq., Ron-, " Win, M. Corry, Esq , Cincinnati, " Win. Groesheck, Cincinnati, John W. .Scott, Oxford, Chnuiicy N. Olds, Circlevillc, " George nt Parsons, Columbus, " Kneully. W. t :. AnderM.n, D. D President, and Proies-or of Moml Phil osophy. 1 nomas J. Ainniicwj, ,. n ., rroie.soroi aiauieiuaucs uuu nn- tronomy. (Jhnries r.lllotf, A. M., I'roiestior ol inc ureea isanguHge, uuu Liternture. Jamea C. MotTatt, A. M., Professor of the Latin himguoge and LlteraturBi and ethetioa, O. N. Stoddard, A. M., Frotesor of Natural Philosophy and ( 'In mi. try. H. H. Bishop, Jun., A.M., Adjnnit I'rolesnor ot Languages, ano Principal of tin: Preparatory Ih-pnrtnient. 0 enema of Study. The eourte of study is full and thorough in :dl the departments, and equal in these redpocts, to ttiat of any College in the I niten Htatei. Krlftfioins lnMriiellon. "Instmction in Religion nnd Morality," is, according to the Charter, among the objects for which tin: University is established, nnd for this, careful provision is inadu in the course, of study. And the Students are required to he present daily nt Religious woi-,.)iiiiiii the ni.,Del. Ccoii-istini of readme the Scriptures nnd prayer,) and on the Sabbath, to attend in their respective class.-, a Bible recitation, conducted by the different Professors, one public religious service by the President, and one other service in Hue ol the cliurcnes in ine mw n. AdtnUMinn. Candidates an; reonired to forni-h evidence ol good character, and ot their proficiency in that pail of the course preparatory to ihe rituiiding ior which they are offered; and if from another College, a certinentc ot aismission. Libmrlcts nml Cabinet. Tlie libraries contain about r1, IHHI volumes of welt selected nnd valuable books. There is a large and well nrraneil (Icohgical QuUmt, Tlio Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus ntfords the means of ii satisfactory illustration ot the most important doutrinci in the various departments of Natural Science. I .ne i I lull. At Oxi-oan, liutl.r count,,. Ohu, thirty milei north-west ot RMti-AiatinU , lin-fWis .mm,uiWiiU,ili Uy 'I'liruptWin, WltUtllC nelK;tt- horiug villages and cities r.ndowineiit. This Institution has nn annual income of near Sir Thmisand Dtdlarf, exclusive of Tuition Fees. wnteM Of StHdy. There are two Hes.-ionn iu each year; the first begin- the Firrt Maudlin in October, mid ends the second Thurfdnyof MMrch ; the second begins the Fint Monday of April, and ends the day lefore the nnnuiil commencement. Commencement. Tlie annual Commencement is on the Second Thurrday of Alt-gmt. I pen-, .. Tuition per Hession in Collego Clnsses Ufl (H " Preparatory Department IU 00 Bonrdingniid Lodging, ir week 1 3i to 'J HQ Total mcessnry nnnual expcnie 125 00 By order of the Board of Trustees. ap-;d .1 EKEMLMI MORROW, President BPLBNDHI fokti:M5 MAY BB JAINE BV AN OI'TI.AY OK t 10 OK Mi METROPOLITAN PORTRAIT CMTH, Offirre 88, Albany Road, f.nvilon, England. rflBI Directors befto announce, thai there will he drawn for a I (irand Heries id Portraits of nil Horses entered for the furthcoming (irent Derby Race. I he iirnwmu; will ito conoucieo upon inose ennoraoi'- prime pies which have hitherto given so great satisfaction, and secured to the above Association luieli extensive palmnaire; and that while the put success and high estimation in which thn Club is held Bta subjeeta of pleasing congratulation tolhe Projectors, they encouraco endeavours for a still further development of their plan. I or the future, therefore, the number nf Prizes will bo ex-lendedtotbe Portraits of all Horses that are entered tor each n ntieular Race. Non-starters as well as Winners and Starters. Tlie following list Is now open: o.OIXr Memliers to each Class. First Class 10, second do., .1, third do., 1. Parties ran have one or more share, in each or either of the different Classen. Thos Memliers who draw the Portraits ot First, Second nnd Third Horses, the other starting Horses, also those that do not start (but which nro entered for the Race,) will receive the following prizes. The drawing will take place ten days before tho Races. lli'.l siti'not l'i irt mill e V'.i :Jrl'a. First Class Second do Third do. JdlO.OlHI 5,000 1,000 .1.000 2,500 500 Al 10.000 .1,000 1,000 10,000 2,000 'llienumlror ol Frizcatobe distributed in each Ciass are 209, that being the number of Horses entered for the Race. All let-ters t'i contain n remittance Drnfto, Hank Noti-s, Ac., addressed and made payable to the Managing Director, JOHN BURK1DGE, Esq., 88 Albnny Road, London, England. Numbers furwardod iniiucdiatedy on the receipt of a remittance. Full particulars of the Hace will be sent with the fortunate Numbers to each Subscriber, so that he may know his position and whether or not he be one of the fortunate. Office commission 1xi P"r deducted from the above Prizes. N. R. Lists open for the St. Leger same aa the above. marl iOii RAILROAD STOCK WANTED. The subscri- 7 m ' fm ' rJ hers will exchange Real Estate for stock in the Columbus, Xcnin and Cleveland Railroads, nt par. ap!9 HAKKR & ARMSTRONG J AND WARKANTS. apl7 -A tew for sale cheap hy SMITH Sl MILLS, Exchange Rank Huilding- PKKFl IKS, A-e. 4 LARGE lot of Perfume, Toilet .oaps. Powders, Ac.Just ne, 101 ap2,11 j V opcin-il hy P. T. HNOWDEN. ELDR1IX.K A .MARTIN, DRAPERS AND TAILORS, High street, 1st door inrrf of Tun, opprmiu the U. S. Hotel, RE prepared to execute nil orders in their line of business, In the neatest and most fashionable style. JOSEPH EI.DHIlMii,, apl 0-dtf A. L. MARTIN. I HIOI S CARPETS. TVT ""'y curious but very rare styles, very gemd and very 1 rV. .a.Wt.,.1 -iih vr. 't rrr- nn.I warranted th" most de- sirable lot (ranng from 50c M 41 per yd.) to be found in this city. Aleo, Cotton Ragget, I yds. wide, jnst lllrfMlMr u.i window ;i,ass. MMON sizes and qualities, also, superior American ami Frenrh Glass, e.f nearly all sizes usually wonted, at the sign of the GILT PAl.OC.v maris s t : ! : ri t.n'i'i.. 1,1 FOR sAI,E.-Two elegant and snniani si . " AH LING BOtTSl Boa T.wn street, between Fourth anil HIM. n; I North doom m r. WORMH, WORMM. A (til EAT many Jesni' d treatise have ifn " 'M;r tlie origin of. and classifying the Worms ff n he hamantem jVaree an, mnm-- J-J I-. .U t.,-ov, r 1I..1 aft. r all. a m'"i- raa-ll.uc Ulso mn..k . ithln in ....ta n. ' " - " " ' . ".J (," ? .lisqaislraai. a. lo .W ,"'' agt ha. t k-nart, la. n fon,l-sn in rfrlWs m,ilua-th.' l'i ; ' ..rnl llM ll n il nail r.oair u. br ".1 IsfTM sapanar to .y . m Wh'.lasaV aa- at-. Hnkl wholrsaU- bimI rruil by KFI.TON It RANCROFT. li RHBF.RT9 A CO., I IlKSIli HON, an.l KlI.RoniNF. i JONF..". C'olatnlius, Iss h nm.aists sail M-rrhaan t.-wrallj. maf77 rt,A 1 iSZSi SHKIX, Bnnalo and Hon. Combs, a une 'VnoWUL.' Oailn l)io State Journal. Ti B8DAY KVKNING, MAY 28, 1850. WCOTGII MONO. " Own the burn, Davie lot." When trees did bud and fields were green. And broom bloom' d fair to tee, When Mary was complete, fittcen, And love laughed hi her ee. Blithe Dnvie'ri blinks her heart did move, To ppeitk her mind thus fret; Gang down tlie bum, Davit), love. And 1 will follow thee. Now Davie did each lad surpass, That dwelt on this bum side, Ami Mary was the bouiiiett lais, Just meet to lie a bride. Her cheeki were rosy red and white. Her ee'u was bonny blue, Her looks were liku Aurora bright, M.j- lips like dropping dew. As fate had dealt to him a roulh, Straight to the kirk ho led her, Then plighted lief his faith and troth, And a bonny bride he mado her. No more ashamed to own her love, Or speak DOT mind thus free, Uaug down tho bum, Davie, love, And I will follow thec. Thlrty-fli'Mt Congreia Firm Meaelon. Washington, May 17, 1850. Editor Ohio State Journal: Henati. A resolution of inquiry into performance of mall contracts to Liverpool and California. Adopted. Bill to establish branch mint in New York taken up. Mr. Davis moved no amendment fur two assaying officei in Cal . jfornia. Alter debate tlie bill was postponed to Wednesday next-Mr. Mason addressed the Senate, giving an exposition of the views of those opposed to the compromise, Mr. Cloy naked Mr. Mason whether lie wos willing to take the Missouri compromise line to the Pacific, without any legislation by Congress, with resect to slavery on either side. Mr. Mason said he was. Mr. Clay then asked whether all Southern tienatore would assent to the saino proposition. Mr. Mason said Mr. Clay might soon obtntu an answer, it he would express hii own assent to that proposition. Mr. Clay said he would assent, so far as to extend the line to California, but not through it. Mr. Mason replied that the abolition of Blave trade in the District of Columbia enne within ecopo of the resolution. Mr. Cass inquired what was to be the advantage of running the line of 38 W to the Pacific, without any provision respecting slavery either north or south ot it. Mr. Rerrb'n said that that lino would cut off in California fou r ond a hali degrees of territory believed to be adopted to slavery, and leave it open to the inhabitants to settlo the question of tlave-ry for themselves. Mr. Mason snid if Mr. Clay would assent to rminmg the compromise line to tho Pacific, and the consequent contraction of the boundary' r California, there would ho no difficulty in settling the whole (juration. Mr. Clay intimated that if there was n general concurrence of southern Senators in that measure, he might givu his consent. He invited Mr. Mason to bring forward his proposition. Mr. Mason said he w-is in the minority, and had no design ol making any proposition. Mr. Underwood took the floor, and tho Senate adjourned. House. Alter aume unimportant business the House went into committee of the whole on the California messugc. Mr. Bennett advocated tin: ndmission of Californin, and spoke against further extension ot slavery. the committee rose, nnd the House adjourned. MANAI.'EHS office. R. ARMSTRONG, Agent, Wheeling, Va. Splendid Scheme for Jnne, 1HS0. MOTH'KOALIA LOTTERY, Clnm G4, drnwm Juno 6, 1850. 75 Nos., lUhallota. 1 prize of (tSMKa), 1 of;n,000, 1 ol 1.1,000,1 olTl,OT0, 8 of 1,500, BO of 1,IW0. Tickets !'. A certiticate of a package of 25 whole ticket will be sent for 920H ; shnrcs in proportion. tSlr'ijOOO. Monongalia Lottery, Class F, drawBjune23, '50. 7H numlicrs, 1.1 hnlhit-. I prize nt $72,000, 1 of 21,000, 1 of H',000, 1 of 10,000, 1 of 7,- 10 of J,000. Tickets 820. A certificate of package of 20 whole tlcketf will be aent for 000 ; shares iu proportion. 966,000. Delaware Lottery, Class 25, draws June 19, 1850. 75iiuniher8, Ft ilrnwn ballots. 1 prize of $22,000, 1 ol" 2'-l,000( 1 ol 22,000, 3 of i,000, 20 of 1,-511,20 of 500. Tickets $10. A certiticate oi a package of 25 whole tickets will be sent for $140 ; shares in proportion. Delaware Lottery, Class 45, draws June 7, 1850. 78 numbers, 15 ballots. 1 prize of 1 d.OOO, I of 5,000, 1 of 4,000, 1 of 1 ,600, G of 500, 7 ot 300. Tickets $4. A certificate of a package of 30 whole ticketl wlll be sent for $.".t) ; shares in proportion. Monongalia Lottery, Class 65, draws June 11, 1850. 75 numbers, IS ballots. 1 prize of $20,000, 5 of l,000, 1 of 1,748, 10 of 1,000. Tickets $5. A certiticate of a package of 25 whole ticket! will lw sent for $f.H ; shares in proportion. MonongaliaLottery, Cass 66, draws June 13, 1850. 78 numbers, 14 ballots. 1 prize of $24,000, 1 o. 10,000, 1 of 5,000, 1 of 1,100. HCKCis m;t. , eeriincHiw oi u ji.n kiiji- ui inwn ttammm tn Ik. sent for $68 ; shares in proportion. Delaware Lottery, Class 94, draws June 21, law. 75 numbers, 19 ballotn. 1 prize of 15280, 5 of 3,000, 5 of 5,000, 10 of 250. Tickets $4. A certificate ot a package ot 25 whole ticketa will be sent for $50 ; shares in proportion. Monongalia Lottery, Class 70, draws June 25, '50. 78 numbers, 14 ballots. 1 prize of $22,000, 1 of 11,000, 1 of 5,000, 10 of 1,000. Tickets $5. A certificate of a package of 26 whole tickets will be sent lor $68 ; shares in proportion. Monongalia Lottery, Class 71, draws June 27, 150. 75 numbers 13 ballots. 1 prize ot $23,500, 1 of 7,000, 1 of 4,000, 1 of 3,200, 5 of 1,400, 5 of 700. Tickets $5- A certificate of a package of 25 whole tickets will lie sent for $i0 ; shares in proportion. Delaware Lottery, Class 51, draws June 28, '50. 78 number, 15 ballots. I prize of $21,586, 1 or 5,000, 1 ol 3,000, 1 of 2,000, 10 of 1,000, 30 of 200. Tfckstl $5. A certificate of a package of 26 whole tickets will l, , ,,1 I,, iStiM : f-!nitv: in proportion. KMAIX FHV LOTTERY. Draws every Tuesday, Thursdayand Saturday, throughout the month el June A certiticate of n package of whole tickets will be si nt for $16 ; halves$8; quarters $4. Address your orders to 111Hy Jl IL ARMSTRONO, Agent, Wheeling, Va. Monongalia Lottery, Class 399 56 69, a prize of 1,000 sold to a young lady In Wheeling, Va. Monongalia Lottery, Class 36 lii -,'."1 capital prize of 50,000, sent to New York. BOOK AND JOR PRINTING SCOTT A BASCOM, OUfiPHIKTOR.S OF THE OHIO STATE JOURNAL, having 1 supplied tbeir establishment with every description of Plain and Fancy Job Type, of allsizes, and eif the latest styles, with a great variety of Borders, are prepared to execute In the best etyle, and on the shortest notice, all orders for Job Pbintino, such as SHOW DII.I.S,, AUCTION BILI.5, B1LII OT LADIN0, STORK BILLS, HAND B1XU, BAAL TICKSTS, POSTKBJ, CIRCULARS, CABDS, bank cinccx, ronciKS, catai-ooitbs, rAMPHLKTS, BILL HKADS, LABELS, fcC. fcC. Tliev risk nothing in declaring that their facilities for executing ' BOOKWOHK, AND CARD PRINTING, are Mich b enable tliem to give the most unqualified satisfaction. Foreapedition, tir neatness, or cheapness, they are determined not to be excelled. A good stock ol Cards aiw iy naiiu. HI.ANKS. "l every oevmi:.in. t- r i.Hwyiri-, i.inu, curium. Justices, and ConstaMea ; also, IK-eds, Mnngages, dodob, luu . .. IM.. In.linti.na Air 1, ...ntSlnlillv kri.t Oil hSIlll. I..WVVF.KM' HI1IKKM. Particular attention will be pal"! printing of Lawrrrrf ' Rriefs, so that they will be eaaculcd on tba ihurteit notlre and with grt'at correcljicss. ORI BOOK BINDERY. Wi have also rornnienrnl tbe Book Binilim MaS '? Ptote Joamal ImllHinp.. an.l are prepared to no au aunai oi Ri!a?IK POHK.a, of eTery deacrlptlon, ruled and bound to "old Booka. Periodirala, tc neatly bound, with reel, aipedirJon and on sueh terms as cannot fail to please. daw NEW BOOKS. RIHK and Irrcolutirm. A new seriea ot the diacii-line ot lite Price cents. rirtorlsl Ki' U Ho of the lie. oration, with 600 woisl ngra- vina to eoiopl' ted in -jo nnnioeri. ran i. . sinndish, th- rnritan A Talo of the Amerlran Kevolutlon. 1 25 cents. 1 . . nU. m ., ... .. (.... P.., '1 st-nts. For sale by ZW I 14. WHITINi' IIUKTINOTUN II 11 II 1.11 '- IX.I.ANB. If AIAII.AV'.-. I.SliLANIi Ij lilmu. Muslin, to match mari?""'' 1'nS"U"' ''i.'ViilTlNO At HUHTIrlOTOW. PAR HAI.R. A VT.o. Beech . JT1- mmv e soon, inquire oi 06 . , BAKER fc ARMSTRONG. j D. OSBORN ft CO. spW Exchange Bank Building a aio per pair. nu6