Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1850-06-18

              COLUMBUS, TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1850. VOLUME XIII. NOMBER 888. iy W8DRANCE COMPANIES, jfjt.'v DIV1DHND OF TBS UNION Ml TI AL LIFE nnstnuMOB company. rpilE Micrrfiot thi company If unpwejdeoted, It has, as yet J in. I w til ww iiml kii lie FHl.-T OF JULY lux, will cr tlit to it Lint Memhkhs, no Per Out. nflm Profits T a advantages otVeml by this t :oit.n.,ny, to persona ! . i . it. LIFE POLICIES, over those nl the STOCK, or MIXI.ll Compn-nil's which di vliu only a jiortion, (35, 80, TO or 80 per cent.) ul rti uioflu era Hppnrcnt Iron the above sniiooaceisjent Persons desirous ol availing iin'iiiniv. i oj tin- approaching dividend, arc respectfully iuvhed tO Bukl application t once. DIHECTOBS : Abbott Lawrence, Ronton ; J"''" D. Lung, Maine Dumc) Sharp, Jr., Churle Jones, Henry uroesar, Stabs It Pru, Horatio llnrriri, Whiter luwtinga Jih II. Willimns, " Ezra White, New York : Geo. C. !ol i in-. " n Goth Dudley, Connecticut. E. I!. PRATT. President. Daniel Sharp, Jr., VICO PfwHUet, uoahd or routmsi Frtinklin Haven, PTottoBot Merchant's Rank, Boston Thinnus Thatcher, merchant, Boston ; lleuel William. Me., President Kennebec Ituilrond, Iiii II. IM ' I IIFI 1 1 John I. Ptbner, Esq., N. Y. Robt O. Bhsw, Eoq., Boston Mosc. Taylor. Esq., " Ivul Hen-huw, Esny " Law rene Trimble & Co , " Willinm Sturghi, " At ' 6l Chauncy, " Charles Summer, Directors' office, 78 State Street. Roston. office, No.6 Piatt's Bnfldmii Columbua. it. li. HOAO, Agt Wm.Thevitt. M. !.. Medical Examiner. ('IT V INSURANCE CO tl PAN V OF CINCINNATI. ':titul Office niton ttc the CiiiiIidI limine. . MIE under-rnti l ha been appointed Agent ot the above com-Bm for the ci t v of 'oluui I u , rod ! authorised to insure rnniTtv of every deacrlotion icniri-r In-" or duuiueeby Firr, and guntt the perils of the Bm or nlmd Navigation. 'ST Risks tul.cn on the: most favorable term-. T. STOCKTON, Agent. mar.cToiis. E. II Iteeder, William Burnet, George Carlisle, U. 0. Thorp, J.M. Blllr, II. llnpr-r, J. P Kill-ri'th, E. B. Haines, II. L Hnlmiiin. E. n. rkkdkr, Preeident N. Oancoav, loafeSSry, lapiedtf ETNA INSI'KANCF. COMPANY, OK llnrtforil, ('onnwticut Cnpitn) pM in nml wiirly invested $J70.uju. Hit; Biiherrilier, Au'cnt for thix C.mipiuiy, is pro pond to tnkc every doscription of Fire Inunmrr, upon lilH-ra fanM. IJriVdtf.l I). ALEXANDER, Aeiit, Colunilms. COL UMB 1T I NS VRANCBCOMPAN Y jlfttB AND MAB1NB. fpiIIH Oompmj continues to itimre every fwvw of liuililuiL', 1 nnd Ihcfurniturp, nioeliinery, poods, "arc- and merchandize, and other propi-rty contained tlirn-ln, mrninst loss or dannwe hy Are ; also, stmnibout, mid all miil rcswl-, and the enrpm's of steamboats, nail veiiW'l, keel bunts', and other water cratt, nguhift the perils of sen, hike,, nml rivers, on the nin-t favtinibli! terms. Jum-au-dtf WWAH ADAJW, Jr., fiec'y. OHIO I.iVf. STOCK INSI'IIANCK COMPANY. Cnpiml aao.000! with Ptivtlega to laoreKM it W -I .M.UIMI : rriins Company is now prepared to Inrara Boraet, Hnlea,-at-1 tie and fweep ajntiMt death or damafe, either by fire, water, accident or disease of any or alt kinds. All losses liberally adjusted and promptly paid within 30 days after the proof of loss. Tli s Company will take rnks upon horaae nnd mules used in the city and country, mid upon horses, mules and cattle ben ihlpDed or driven to the custern or southern markets T. STOCKTON, Apent. E. M Williams, Inspector. Office, lihke St Harrtaon'a l.ivery Stable. WM. BURNET, Pnetdent t(. W. Rkkdkr, Secretary. may IS mini firm nf w . Downa tt Co. is this day dissolved by nnmml X oooerat AO Moottctl with tUoarm are to beaetUed rod ad justed with Alex lluckuaoaly, Jnnuiiry H, ItioO. ALEX. BACKUS, OKA 1IMAK SCHOOL OIM'APITAL I'NIVEHITY. fpilK sutniner possion of tbin Institution will open on Wednm- 1 day the Nd of May, in the oommodlotta buihimp now oooo 1 bv the City Huih Bono I on Town itrert 'lb-' in-titntiuii ill be under the raperinteodence of Rwr. Paor. m. M. Rar- lus. I'reniib nt ol ttie l iuversity ; inm un iu:v. ,. r.ssu.K uno J. A. Tiif.hsi.kr, li-. will act ns lnstruetor?t in Latin, t,reek, llathematlca, and the higher biroehe of a rood Enillah rod bva Inesnediii alinn. Instruction will aLo be u'iven in ( iermim to more advnnciil -tudenti by Rkv. I'uok. Lkhmann. The foUorra text books will be used in the Institution : Parkrr' English Grammar, Morn' Umstraphy, (Alias form.) lawrem'i JmlVniantr. (3d part,) PaeW 4&fatra eu Oaaaiairpi Ooiila" Adam Latin Grammar, Jacoh' Latin Hauler, ConttUui ffepon, Car. (PohmltX A' umpt,) Cinm't Uratfanr. (Hehmitz & JSampt.) Qonla"Oriti,'irwit (Srhtnitz Si Zntnpl.) Saltutt, ftorarr, (Aothon',) tiulUon' Orw Granaaaap, BylHew'a Gnal Hiadir, c-nvphoii iaeletla. ((JwenV.) thmtr Hind, (Kelton's ) Arrangements will abo be made for teachint( any pnrt of a more Hilvnnccd Clus-ienl or Matliematicid course, it necessary. The instruction will be adapted to the course usunlly pursued in our best clastic el schools mid cciileucs. The ehane Of tuition will boflTedollari for the first term, (three monthd.) which la to be paid in advance. L GOOD ALE M G( HIDING, U, STANHLUY, P. CALLAWAY, KM. SMITH, J. P. I1RUCK, THOS. ROBERTS, T. BP ARROW, G. M. PARSONS, F. C. KRLTON, G. MACIIOI.D, LI wis HBYL, C. BPIKLMANN, 7VusIifs rnidini? in Cohmbut. apK MIAMI LNIVKKSITY. Ilonrd of Triileen. Hon. Jcreminb Morrow. Twenty Mile Stand, Ohio Jauiea McBride, Kot)., Hamilton, " Pliny Crume. M D.. Katon, Kdward Woodrutt, Kfq., Cincinnati, " Charles Anderson. Betfe ' Rev. Hnsfa McMilh.n. Xmia. James Gallowajr, Esq , X-nia, Hon. Eliinh Vance, Hamilton, Peter P. Lowe, Eeo, Dayton, Peter Odlin. Esq., " Wm. R. CoOett, Baa. Lebanon. M Joseph S. Hawkin-, feequ Katon. Feruus Anderson, HQ. Rosa, Win. M. Lorry, Em , Cincinnati, M Win. Oroealieek. ('.m innati, John W. Scott. Oxford. " Chniincy N. Olds. Cireb-ville, " George M. Parsons, Coluinl iii, " Fneulty. W. C. Anderson, V. D., Praatdtttt, and Professor of Moral Philosophy. , ThomBi. J. Matthews, A. M., Professor of Mathematics and At- u. irnuomv m Charles Elliott, A. ML Profcs-or of the Greek Language, and I.iteriiture. James C. Mofl'att. A. M., Professor of the Latin Language and Literature, and jftheties. O. N. Stoddard, A. M.t Prolessor of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry. . It. II. Ki.-bop. Jon., A. M., Adjunct Professor of Languages, and Principal of tM Preparatory Department. OMtM of Study. The course of ?tudy is lull and thorough in all the departments, and equal in these rupee ts, to that of any College in the United States. RelifElon InMirnellnn. a Instruction in Religion and Morality," is, accordinp to the Charter, among the objects f,ir which the University is established, and for this, careful provision is made in the rourst; nl study. And the Students are required to ! present daily at Relipious worshipin DM i Up i. (coiiM-tinp oi n-auinp me cnpiurei huh prayer,) nnd on the Sabbath, In attend in their respective classes, S Bible recitation, condm t.il by the ditlerent Professors, me public religious service hy the President, and one other service in tome of the churches in the town. Adiniinlon. Candidates are required to furnish evidence of good character, Old of their proficiency In that part of the course preparatory to the standing ftOf which they are ottered; and it from another College, a ccrtifienU' of dismission. l.ibrnrlc nml Cnliinet. The lilirnri"s contain about e.lKX) volumes of well selected and valuable books. Then-is a larpe and well arranged Qmmfkm Cabinrl. The Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus atlurds the means of a satislsctory illu-tration ot the most important doctrines in the variou- departments of Natural Science. Lnc ntlnn. AT OxrnD, finthr rounty Ohm, thirty miles north-west of Cincinnah ; having communication by Turnpikes, with tbe neigh-St. 1 oring villages and eMi I i:ndnwmt nt. This Institution h an amiual income of near Hi Thoutand PoUart, exclusive of Tuition Few. Session of Sillily. There nre two ftessjon in each year ; the first begins the Firt Monday in October, and ends the second Thursday of March the second begins tho First Monday of April, and end the day liefore the annual commencement Cninmrneement. The annual Commencement is on the frond Thurrday af Au- Expfnwsi. Tuition per Session in College Classes SIS 00 " ' Preparatory Depirtment Ju 00 Boarding and Lodging, per wee. I M to I Total necessnry nnnual expense. MB "0 Bv order ot the Boar,) of Trutees. apftd JEREMIAH MORROW, President LIFE OF II ARM AN BLBNNF.RH ASSETT, compri-sinp an authentic account nl ' The Burr Exhibition," con-tainhiK farts not ben t.fore published. Ti inte iuppln1,!. t nr sal.- nt tlie new ininsMore m BffSI J. H. RILEY A CO. Mill SALE. 1 1 1 ACRES OF LAND in Carrol ronnty, Indiann. simated 1 Dt within six mik-s of the rounty seat This land will he old on pood terms or -hauped for ritv prnp-rty or l;,nd in this county. lmay:il BAKER 4 ARMSTRONG THREE PLY CARPETS. PIF.CEfl of E 'glish Imperial three ply Carpe's. New styles D and new patterns. Just received and for safe cheap hy ,m eseygp J. D. OSBORN A CO. W' NEW BOOKS. If EMOlRSof lh Housf ot Orleans; InHudins skeKhes and i?l anecdotea of the miwt distinguished rhsnirtrrs i I ranee during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. By W. Cooke jRvbir. Luu. a ois. mm. Memoiri of the Court ot Mane Antoinette, fjiiem m rrawf. Il MmUm,f:itmt,an.rir.t I.wtv ot llie M -dcLimbt-r t,i the Hueen. From thr third LsaSaW edition, with a Binjrsphical (ntrodurtion from "The Heroic Women ot the French Revolution." S voU. 12mo Works of the late Edfar Allen Poe with notiees of his Lite end Geniua. By N. P. WiIUS, J. R. Lowell and R W. GriawoM, vols. 12mo. Fur sale at the bookstcre ol imyS) L N. WHITING A HUNTWGTO". 185 0. FITCH iV B All B (Suecrtfori to Mr.Elrain ir Filrh,) i ORWARDW0 AND commission MEKCBANT8, ND Dealers in Produre, I lour, Phister, Salt, Fish, and all kind 1 V of Groceries, t wholesale ami retail. N. B. The highest market prico puid at all tlinca, In cash, for Produce. Railroad Building opposite J. Ridgway i- Co.'a Foundry, Co Li sun's, Ohio. mr5-dtf COLUMBUS FOUNDRY. J . It I 1) fi W A Y & CO., MANUFACTURE ST HA 31 BNOINBti nROM BOW and improved patlerns.ainoiip which is one for liie I1 MULEY SAW MILL, of compact form, with MILL IRONS and fixtures complete. They also make the celebrated PARKER'S PATENT WATER WHEEL, RAILROAD CAR WHEELS, and all other IRON and BRASS CASTINGS usually made nt Foundries. MACHINERY of nil kinds made promptly to order. BUCK'S CELEBRATED COOKINU STOVE, Premium Cookim; Stoves, Parlor, Shop, and Church Stoves and Furnaces, Fire (irate-, and PLOUGHS, all warranted, are constantly tor tale at wiioLKSALK and HRTAIL on liberal terms. Merchants and others dealing in Floughsand Stoves are respectfully invited to examine our stock and prices. Columbus, febia-tf A BCIIITUCT OF F I C E Mechanic' Hull. Colmn-i V bun, Ohio. N. lb KELLY informs tin: publie that during bis absence all his Architectural business, Enineeriiig and Sin-veyinp, will be promptly attended to at the above office hy the undersigned. H. 1L BLACKMORL, tlLl d Architect and Civil Engine PAINTBetfi WILL find Window Glaaa, Sash, Puity, White Lend, Red Load, Litharge, Oil, Turpentine, VurniJi and Japan, for sale at the sin of the OILT PADLOCK, marl PAPER IIAMHNOS. 4 LARGE nsportinent ol Paper Hangings and Borders for snlc ix fheap ny WM.A.McCOY&CO. 0ABPBTING, CSUPERFINE Three Ply ami Ingrain Cnrjieting, Floor Oil Cloths, O nnd emb'd Window Curtains, tor sale by marS3 WM. A. McCOY A CO. rflRACTS ON LAW REFORM a very desirable collection of I Legal Papers, to which the attention of member of the Con- ventiou is respectfully invited. Cushing's Manual; Jetl'erson's do. Bootbenand (Joel B.) on Parliamentary Law and Rules. New York Debute- ; Kentucky do. Medarv's New Constitution. For sale nt 1 J. II. RILEY At CO.'S nmy4 New Bookstore. 1 ff HAGS Pimento; !i) bngs Java Cottee, bmdinc from Unb LUU ted States, an ornlaby KINO HEFFNER, ,,(; CtoehroMN SUOAR AND MOLASSES.-:!.") hdda Sugar, fair and prime; l.JUO bbU Molasses; for sale by F KlN'ti A" HEFFNER, mnr W Main street, Cincinnati Oil. CLOTH. LARGE and splendid lot of Mahogany, Fancy, Oermaii, Chi-MM EngUn and American l uniitme Oil Cloths, just re- reived and tor rale h .1. I). I JSIJUK.N .V CO. iVTOTICE. The notes and account- .f fJeurpe Gere &Co are ll left with us for settlement and collection. They mii-t he Tbey mi JTT ( oaid Without delay. GERE, ABBOT Columbus, July S, 181. IMtlNTINC. .MATERIALS FOR SALE. r OR sale, low for cash, or on Miort credit, a large assortment 01 Printing Materials, eoii-istim: in pnrt ot i maoie MNunin duum i tv. 1 Htnnberry Press. n lbs. Ploa. 4tW " Bourgeois, nenrly new. ISO " Brevier. 100 " Minion, " 1 Lit) " Minion, " " S;veral lmt Fancy Tye. AIbo, Job Type of nearly every variety, part ot which is nearly new. Tou'etlliu-w it hSti'lii Is, (ial ley-, Sticks, ChlW.'S, Rules, Leads, (hook and newspaper,) Imposing Stones, and linully, everything uw d in a printinp otllce. Any portion ol the above will be sold extremely loir tor cash, or on short time. decll CRAB. .SCOTT, Agent SMITH'S VICES nt Homeric Manufacture, the best in the market, for sale at the sign ofthe GILT PADLOCK Sept 10 new ;oois. I1TE have in store, and oiler lor sale 00 good terms T V 7.'i doz. Chopping Axes of favorite brands. 4 doz. Broad " " " 100 Shovels and Spades " " 1IH) Mill and Cross Cut ShWB. joi boaee window (Jiass. KHHHI li-bts ' Snah. lOOtl Iba. Putty, III lihls. I.m-eetl till. iM) kegs Ntuls, ussorti'd. QKRE, ABBOTT A CO., novll At the sign ol tbe Gilt Padlock. 13 beautiful lustre-. Also, a tew pmterns more of those rich fancy Silks, which have cau-ed such a rush of tbe ladies, lett ye Bt ' WM. RICHARDS . ap2 i t OIL CLOTH AND RI'IJ. JUST received SB ps lusorted Oil Cloths, hoin 'J to II ft, wide; 10 Oil Cloth Rug ; SOns'orted Chenil, Tutl'cd and other kinds, tor sab- ciieap by faffl J- D- OSBORN A CO. IIICKERINO A- tilLBERT'S P II E M I U M BOSTON PIANOS, Just received and for Bale at man nine Hirer's pri-cea. A. REED, Apent, Four doors North ol tbe Neil House, Columbus, Ohio. aulO-dly VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. T 'HE n -iilence of the late Dr. Sisson, on High street, near the comer of Rich, is for sale, twm rcaeoMDie, nqne w iunei u iiii-i., or apl THOMAS SPARROW. NEW LAW BOOKS. MfJJ A VIEW of the LftsS oi Divorce in Indiana, Ohio and Michigan. 1 V Jly 11. t. IIIL'e. Also, n larinr -tis k ot Lnp i-h Ri ports. London editions. ols. 57, 5 and BK English Common Law Reports. Law ot (.ontracl-. IIV Smith, author ot the l.eail.n.- I .u-c- oi. .-ii. iih-c l..1Uu,. Hnwi ll's State Trials, i;l vol London edition ; half calf. Bell i.n Hu-bund ami Wile. Wharton's U. S. Criminal Trials. Burke's C lebi ati d Trials. Dunlap's Lawiof Pennsylvania, 1700tolH9. 1 or sab' at the New liooksloro ol may 7 J. II. RILEY A CO. SAMUEL OALLOWSY. HF..VHV F. PAOE. GALLOWAY & PAOE, ATTIilINKYM AT LAW. wiii tim. ta-e law. Hs parlners, in the Courts ol Franklin TT imdailjuiiiingconnUes, and bl the Circuit and District U. S. Courts. OUicc in Piatt's m-w building, opposite Stnte House, maytitf CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. WE have brea refitting mid enlarplna our eanet rooms ailjoin-m,' our Dry lio.l- -toie, toid luivetbe iitlactmn ol knowing they are as extensive and handsome as any in the Stale that is devoted exclusively lo the sale of Carpets. We have now on hand a very Isrpe stwk of all kinds of Lar-pets, Oil Cloth-. MHtting. Matts, Druggett, Oil Painted Bluids, M Sec. Our stock consii-ts in part of C, ps suisiT Engli-h Brussells. MM yds Enph.h and Americnn Impenal :i ply. 4.100 do Iiest Wind ingrain work, from 80 to 10" lift H) do Medium Wool, inprnin do do .V) lo 75. UN do Cotton and Wool, do dodu :H to 44. 1500 do Cotton tiifiired do do'JO loXI. 800 do Wool (striped) stnir and ball do 28 to ;0 aOIIO do Han and Lot do do lo 50. 400 do Plain and colored Matting 4 4. 5-4 nnd 0-4 wide 80 to 100 ditlerent price Bugs, nil sixes. Oil- CLOTHS JHIO yd twM Enuli-h Oil Cloths, 7, 'i and 10 feet wide-these Cloth will weigh 5 to 8 lbs the square yard. fi to MM yds American do., H, 4, A fi and 12 feet wide. W cut these Cloths to suit any size hall or room. 300 yds Imitation Mahoeany Furniture Oil Cloths 500 do assorted makes ol Engli-h. German and American Cloths, beautiful figure and patterns, nil widths. 10 doz assorted pairs painted Oil Window Shades, from G2c to iSK) yds needle work Swiia Muslin Curtains, at 37c to $1 per T pairs of splendid work and wove Curtains, worth from 10 to ffie per pur. WM J D. OSBORN & CO. PERFUMES, Ac. 4 LARGE lot of Perlumes, Toilet Soaps, Powi .'r Ac just 1 owned hy Bp''l P. T. SNOWDhN. nuHM WS M V HilM'HLY. NO. I. flARi'ER'S New Monthly Magazine, No. 1, for June. Price M .u . iyvyil?TIMO lc H1JNTINGTOW. 11 lll(i'9 REPORTS OF CASES orgari .ml C .r,ni,,l in thr Hiwrii.r C.iMt Mr.rlm-tt. . hi lli' n"' Ikwlwtnrc "f nl.yHI J. 11. KILfcT l.U v I'lV V,,VI I. IV Klliol Wnrburlon, h,. 1 toI. P.wr. m MM. 1 0. saw by DBMS, i. n. wanna uimiuwiui U ran x fodnj tf rallin, ukiii r. ' V '' . No. 4. Odeun Balkunt onD RTOCK AM I II -Th' ,.- n ZU.UUU bmmckiar BwU IMi for Muck in tho Colnmhm apt 9 BAKI'.R t ARMSTBONO. FOR MAtB rOUl rrj desirahte small Imililina lots on mm srrrfi. i i HeTenth strw-t. forsaW- rery low and on e '7"""- 1'n.1'Jire of fneU-dl SMITH t MILLS. -New i ittem in rreat Tair-ty, wroueiu in mm V' tit. pesu-Labrll, and iory, carved and plaini. at ,p24 J. H. Rll.MacoD. t' tT LOTS FOH SM.tWwo sraan io us. v, f ML. near the comer of Fourth street. Cheap and on easy SMITH A Mil l.-1. terms. ssl BsssM IsnnM NEW JEW EERY ESTA LISHMENT. It R O W N A. BUCK. THU under, Irond have formed a partnership with this title, and taken the room lonnerly ooropied ny l. r. King as a fancy store, a tew doors south ot the American Hotel, and nenrly opposite the Exchange llnuk, where they have opened a in w assortment of Winches-, Jewelry, Silver nml Plntcil Wnre, fiold Penajp Spectnclc of every dercription, to suit all eyes. Anil all kinds of FANCY GOODS Usually kept in their lino. We invite all to call nnd look at our nock, we will bo pleased to how 0W goods whether tbev wi-h to purchase or not. Watches and clocks repaired in the lu st nuntier and warranted lor one year. From their experience in the business they !iopeto bo able to pivesutUtu' tbui to all who may favor them Willi their patron J J. H. BROWN, mny23 H. BUCK. riOSMOH. Cosmos ; n sketch of a Physical Dccriptinn ofthe J Universe. By Alexander Von Humboldt. Translated from the German, by E. C. Otte. Now comploto in 2 vols, ltfroo. A-pects of Nature, in ditiereiit Lands mid ditlerent Climates; with scientific elucidations. By Alexander Vou Humboldt. 1 vol Lfima For sale nt tbe Bookstore of nUMAltW I N. WHITING &. HUNTINGTON. i ANTILLAS My -toek ol Muntilla is now comnletc Call in and see them. P. T, SNOWPEN, ap-,15 No 4, Odeou Buildings. ROUOH AND READY IIATW. Jps New style, purr vhite and fine ipuility, fttflt received. Al-jfV so, a complete stock, ol all prices and qualities, to e open, ed in aduy or two by 1L DOWLBS & CO. apS PURNITCBB, ed e lot of Eastern Mahogrof Furniture 1E have just reo v ? cuii-i-tiic nl t dozen Mnhopony hairs, fi dozen large hair seat Chairs nnd Sofas. 0 dozen larpe Rocking Chairs. For sale clienp by nmyfi J. D. OSBORN A CO. STATE CONSTITUTIONS. T' HE American's Own Hook, or the Constitutions of the several Stale.i in the l.'niun "inhnicitip the I), i hnalioii ol J ikIi-i i' nl ncn. Constitution of the United States, and the Constitution of lech Stele. Ac., Ao. By J. R. Blffelow. l vol. 8vo. Tills Is the latest and most complete compilation of tho State Constitutions yet published. For sale by mayt. L N WHITING A HUNTINGTON. WINDOW GIsABw COMMON sizes and qualities; also, superior American nnd I retieh Glnss, of nearly all sizes usually wanted, at the sign of the GILT PADLOCK. murlS JUST RECEIVED, AT tig: depot for the nlo of Bull's Bareaparwa nnd other Populnr Family Medicines, a lare and frast supply ol Bull's Improved and Genuine Sarsnpurill.i, combining IWOW Dock, Bur Dock, anil other valuable extracts, indieugoua to oor Western Isle, put up expressly for this Agency. '1 his greet and invaluable preparation is finding its way into tbe hnsoiind every aWinted family, tor the w i ole world liebaBenged to produce mi ertlole so pleasant tO take that will so eHeetuatly purify the blood, strengthen thesynU'in, and goardlt RgauSI any sickness or epidemic whatever! It never fails to (rive relief, and is warranted to be superior lo Towns, mi's, and every other prepuniti'ii before the public. In this ciiy hundreds have h-en cured of the worst terms ofscrolula, EryeipeUe, Pyspepala, RhramsRam, Neuraluia, Sciatic Pains, rod dirties in the side and breast, nnd many who were on the brink of continued Con-mnptioti. This preparation ol Dr. Bull's i-. no secret or patent medicine; hence, thousands of ohysieing praetice and use it in their practice. Dr. Bull asks M protection by " pateat," ami If any liberal inind-Sd M. D., who ll not ever hidebound In his prejudices and not too strongly riviled to tl Chain-Gang," to make liec.ple swallow Calomel and other villainous minerals, (nolens volctis) will write to him and satisfy him that he has not killed umre than nine out of every ten Of bis patients, he will plarily send Mat n full formu-hu ofthe byjndlTOn used ill his valuable preparations. "Down with llie leeches! Down with the blood suckers! Down wiih Calomel nnd other poisonous minerals, which hus sent thou-iinds and tens of'thousaiid- to a premature grave! PURIFY YOUR BLOOD ( Strike at the heart id' the disease, remove morbid secretions, give action to your liver, sticnptheii your digestive organs, and you cannot fall to bnlld upturn and purqblood for the luitraanoe of the general system, To do which, nothing has been given to man nothinp within the reach of human am ncy begins to coin-pare with Bull's Fluid Extract of Sai'-apanlln. Remember that in case of any dleentllfertlon 1 will return the money, fur 1 am so Mthorltrd by the proprietors of this truly great and wonderful preparation. For sale by E. EBERLY, Only agent fof Columbus. East side High street, next to Butler's bakery, and a tow doors south ofthe Slate House. JntMttMAw CROSS CUT SAWS IIE have ju-t received a Iresh lot ol those very superior cross ilatr been V T cut saws we huv Rim: the he-t two years. juni7 GERE, ABBOTT & CO I tirl ssi ll T A I.I. HW CANDLES ol ih- very tirM qual I n ran be bad al all tunea al our factory, comer of Front and Spring streets. Aim. I nr,l an,! Soft Snail. i. hi i (bit M. P, HOW LETT & CO. WINCHESTER'S PREMIUM DAtiUERREO- TYP EH. rpHE subscriber takes this method to inform tin' citizens ot 1 Columbus and strangi ni vlaltini tbe city, thai ids rooms may he (bond one door north ot the Exchange Hank, where hj ll now prepared to execute DagUI neotvpi I In tl.e letest UO must approved style. Ladies and gentli im n are respectfully invited to cull and examine specimens. Minuatures taken arltOOQl regard to weatlier. JUM dtim" D. D. WINCHESTER. FORREST (iROVE. fPHE undersigned lake pleasure in informing the citizens ol Co-1 lumbus, that they have taken tie' farm known as the JtfMM Vrm '.'lh mil,. nun', , t'Cubiiiiloi-. wilii llie siiacii-us nnd U n did hou e thereon, mid have litn-d up the same in good Myle, for the accommodation of visitors w ho may dcsiio lo spend an hour in l he country, and enjoy coi,l shade, and pure atmospliere. Tlie parlors of the house have been tilted up tor Ladles and Gentlemen. Ice Cream, MniwCc rr;e-, inuring Ilieir 'eaon,j rv i , . i - A , i,t nil hours duriti'' tlie daV and eveniiui. We ha' e ev, , te,i ,,n the roi:iidn in w jiiilen' r. nb mi: .-win-. on which eight persons can rule nl one uuie, wnn periei.i. ioeiy, as R Is construi li'd of such materials H to preclude tho possibility of danger. , ,, , , We iinve smire.l in, nuins v exiien-e in niakins; tins place the most deli'ditlul ntroal in the vicinity of this city. Visiters will find evcrv thins that is desirable for comfort or elegance, end wliere they can cumv 1 -i-u:e, free from tbe dust and lieot ot the I,,.-, ,,,!, ,. r mnnlbs. The crounda will beoia n lor vi. iters on THURSDAY, June 13th. at P. M. ; and continue open during tbcevcning. f 'S' Patronngo IBeiMilfUny Bolicited. jum ll-tf J. W. gUMMF.113 CO. WHO WANTS A BAKIiAINf , TOR sale cheap lor essh TWO oUT LO'i B, siiuated on Wash av inuton avenue, north of Broad street. Inquire ot tattoo i' junefj IIAKKI! i AllMSTRONO. ii... ... r'Uiwr sol. u IN SIX WI'.KKS! Ol-' the luBuwini! valnnhln bonk "Tho l ive, ul JAMES MAI). lfi .., I.MI M(IIM 11' fmirlli mitl lillll rrii'l,nts u llie Unitcil rttcH, ly John Qcincv Adams, to which U nduYil a Hi.tory of thuir Admlslf tradon." TWl work 1. nrtllUM in i, hirer fir RH vol. of 4H0 pagri, lllnUlitially liiilinil ill dOth or iMkUWr, similar ill tylr Hi ' IW- nl'. Uk of J. ft Adiiin.," wIllllHl arturulo fU 'Inula on MM PfiM SUVl . ... ,. Thi ri' t,rin no work rxtant pivinL' thr pnvatr nml illhhr lives ,.l .1 ninaMnna Pmatdrnls. ;ini 111. iwu'l'l If nownni rrputn- tion of thr author ii- a Stiitf-innii ami a scholar, ntu.t wcure an cxtrn.ivo rlilr for the nliovu hook. '" Abi iiI, "antnl. J. ll. nn.r.i iv msQ K0 ' At tin- N"v BoOlMMWi tulumbus. WIII MAI. K-A 1'iv I.Miii Wiirrnnl. ill r llilrrd priCM. In quire of miiyni BAKK11 4. AUMSTIlllNli. H.iruwmr. OmUtj ABBOTT A CO., Siun f thr iUU Pudlnek, No. Hil Hlfth alreet, TTAVE now in sture and i WttnMt liooi the east, a very large W stock of hardware, cutlery, lions,- buildini materials, lar- ming and methnnical tools. We have long been anxious to meei our cu-tnmer on low prices, we have now the ability to do so. Our goods were boucht for cash and we can and will sell to nronint unvinc nurchai-crs upon n uood terms, I not n little net- ter, than any other establishment m ihw vicinity. (;ki;k, a'ii hoi t a. co. Jiilie7 iii.iu t hi ni i illtn IT lSI HAM'K. 1UK PKANKLIM HEALTH ASSURANCE COMPAMY ol Mae. aachuseits especially rmpowered to insure against acci-DRNTS. Capital $.0,U)0. OrPlCK High Street, opposite the Cnpital House, ( olumlms. funelO-dtf D. K- BOAO, Agent. ji:t IN TI.1IK! Vr"HK."H -apply of Osupe Oninne Heeds; eomo mora choice iinim d Dahlia' Hoots ; Sweet Potatoes and early Potatoes for seed, and a lew additional Flower Hei-ds, al the othre ot the m;yl OHIO CULTIVATOR. i II I- l',K Y'S HINTS tnv,' .-.i- il. '.iH.i- ml- tun Ad J dresses nnd other Writing-. 1 vol. UMBO. By Hurace Gree ley. For sale by juneS 1. N. WHITIMJ & HUNT1NOTON. A FRF;;!! arrival of IJuena Vistn Huts at ape WM. RICHARDS'. O! I,AMKS, HOLD A MINI TE! RKCEIYT.D per expo-,. Inst iiiuht, Hil and I. men Poplins. Linen and Worried do., iienutiful Honnet Hfhhlns, splendid Iress filks in plain Mack, tit-Aired DiacK, nun rio-criineent cimirs. nl- rile VTV l;iW WW Bp.'.J FIOR SALE. We are amhoned to sell tlie nmiier on a lot oi ' ground North of the Hailroad Depot, snppow-d to contain about 7irii acres. The timher consists of Hickory, Suear, Whit Onk. and some Beech, and will Ik- sold at a bargain If application be made soon. Inquire of-mt; BAKKR & ARMHTRONO. WML M. K so, RAILROAD and menhandiae desjiateh via Nw 1 ork and En-Railniad and Sn amers on tlie 1 akes, per express freight trains m Huffnlo in three days (Sunday-" cxeqifd.) Mark packftes -N.V.i E. R. H- Cate Win. M. Knsson, ship per New York A Erie Railroad, daily, nt ' oVloek. P. M., font of Duane street. New York. '"fT For further particulars rail at theTranportation Office ol the . Y. ft E. R. It. Co . JM Cbamliers street. New York, or of Wm. M Kason. No. 5. Marvin Bbek. Wter street, Buftilo. Tariff of prices p,-r MM lbs. for dry good and other light merchandise durina Lake naviration, IHV); r.w yoaa to Omeva .... Canandaiznit Rochester . . Batavia Attica Buffalo . . Stl.T.'i Lake Eri- ports il.iQ fS (ini-buline Deiroli) 9-" Lake Michiiran ports ... 1,60 . . 1,05 Via St'mb't from Buttalo. l io Cinemnati&f'oliimlms, O. 3,25 1.20 'ia Sandasky R. R. St. Louis. Mo 2,7.1 N.I B. All paekaffes should be properly strapprd and the weight e same marled oo esx-h pvkage. No sitmle package will be of the s t1I. i1 less than .'H Pm A liberal ,1-tlucuon trom ineac pncen mr second claaa or heavy merchaadise. junl7 Ditiln (Dl)io State Journal. TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 18r0. Ictubic fire on ijikr Erie Iiiinicnsc loss oi life. By rtfawnca to our tolfgranltic h will be ggn Unit the Stcnincr GriHilh wan Luriieil neurCleve-toiiJ, oiul that probubly inoro tliuti two hundred pertons have perished. It in the- must t'utal loss that has occurred foryeurs. Convention. Yesterday P. M. the cominitte of thfl wlmlo look up tbfl roport ul the cointnitleo on tho Public Debt, and progressed to the 7lh section. This provides that one million olid hundred nnd liny thousand dollars ho on iiuidly raised and set part as a linking fund, to puy the iutereat and principal of tho public debt. It itrtick our mind that tlie amount ueccneary to puy the innoaj interest should not bo called a sinking fund. Wo supposed that sum applied to tho sum sol upurt to pay olY, tir link tho principal. The intention of tho committee is to set apart at least if 150,000 annually, to pay the priiicipol. This will extinguish the debt m about '10 years. Mr. Arcbbold moved to amend this section by striking out, and attaching a principlo similar to the pres ent law 00 this subject, which provides that for tho first year $100,000 shall bo applied to tho payment of llie principal, mid Hint on each year thereafter, the MUDS sum. Willi six per cent, interest, (compound, wo think,) from llie first, be applied us a sinking fund for litis object. L'pon this utneudment, Mr. A. made a speech, Cut. Hawkins replied, uud defended thr report, and the plan of tho committee. This A. M. came ofFanother scone between Mr. Ma-nuii and Mr. Mitchell. It seems that Mitchell hus boon known mi mug the unterrilied of old Knox, and that yesterday he preeentod a petition from hisco(ii'ota;s. wherein, by implication, they abused Mauoti, and called hiin Judas, and Arnold, &0 This morning Million moved to have the commitleo to whom it was referred, discharged from its further consideration, and have it referred back to tin? House. This was done, lie then gavo Mitchell a lew hard shots, und became so personal that the President called him to order. We don't think anything serious will grow out of it, though it has sadly disturbed the loving kindness and sweet tenderness uud unity of the Harmonious nomocracy.The committee tvsemed the consideration of tho pub lic debt. Jnrlgo Reuben Hitchcock made n full and able statement of the condition of our finances and the probabilities of the future. His speech will be read with milt h into. est. Mr. Stanton and Judge Stilwell thought that more should bo left to the discretion of the Legislature, that some yours we could pad BUM than others, &c. Mr. Hlilwell moved to reduce tho amount to $50,000, leaving Iho Legislature to increase it as much as they saw fit. Col. Hawkins spoke in defence of the committee's plan. Mr. Kirkwood preferred Mr. Archbold's plum He was afraid if no provision was made for paying oil' tin' debt, the people would repudiate. Mr. Arcbbold and Judge It. Hitchcock replied tore marks of others, and explained their views, and at 12. M, tli Convention took a recosB. Wo fully concur in the propriety of making arrangements for tho cerlnin payment of our debts; nud, to our mind, it is of but little prnctienl importance which plan is taken The ilitlV-reiico to the tax payers will never be felt. Wo pay now over three millions, if direct taxes, and the question whether wo shall raise fifty thousand or one hundred and fifty thousand dollars in addition is really of but little Importance, We shall havo taxes after this debt is paid. Not one fifth of the taxes we now puyisappheii to the interest of our debt This debt will ho paid. We euro very litllo whether it be done in 30 or SOOttra, and we presume our creditors cure as little as we do. We hope the subject will be disposed of to-day. Strawberry Supper to-night. Don't forget the supper at the Odeou this evening. The second Pmbytetian Society are making a valuable improvement to their churcli, and by this very pleasant method, they hope to raise, at least, a part of the funds necessary for this purpose. Wo hope the patronage will be liberal. American Review Tor June, Has been received. Tho portrait of Hon. Wm. H. Seward is not a flood OHO, The leading nrticle, Sta bility and Growth of tho Republic Colonization is an able one. Sir John Franklin and tho nrtic expeditions, lives a full sketch of tho various voyages that have from time to time been sent to discover tbe nortueast- ern passage. A good map of tho nrtic regioiiB accom panics it. Two more chapters of Lverstoue, Iimgra-phy of Governor Sewurd, Letters ol Mr. Whitney to lite London Times about railroad projects, Poetry, Congressional Summary, including reports of the Compromise committee, miscellaneous and critical noticeB, makes up an excelled number for this month. Knickerbocker for Jnne, Has been received from 1'ost & Co., Cincinnati. This magazine is always a good one, every number of it. There are many rich things that we would like to transfer to our columns, but wo have no room. Z':(T A democratic friend informs us that we were mistaken in stnting that Reporter Smith is a small man smaller than Medary. How is this Mr. State Journal f We have never seen the two gentlemen together. Athens Messenger. Smaller than Sam. Medary 1 Impos. ible, Mr. Messenger. Mr. Medaty is the smallest man in these diggings, aa is proved by his crawling through such small hole3, seven by nine oxaelly, os the man said of the pig which jumped through the sash. This in a Pickwickian sense. Physically and corporeally Medary is much larger than Smith. meeting of the friends of a modification ofthe rereBSM laws, from several Slides, was held at Washington. Juno 10th, at which it was determined to prepa'c a Tariff Bill, providing for specific duties, and test the seme oi Congress on that subject. Hi About 4(1 feet of tiie bridge across tho Huron river, on tho Mansfield and Sandusky Radroid, was burnt on Tuesday night lost. For the Ohio Suite Journal. ' B lie RiMlroutl. Are our citizens aware of the present excellent ar-nmgements ol the running over this rood It is true lie- managers of it have appeared lo be slow in apprehending tli' imMirtauco of convenient hours for smiling from Columbus. But it seems to he fixed about riitht now, and 1 liavn already availed tnyaelf of the pleasure of several aft- moon excursions leaving the heal nnd dust of iho city to different points ltween In re and Xonia, spi-ntling a few hoars, either in tin' woods or in the valleys adjacent to tin- road.juat as Mii ed the whim of iho hour, or the wishes of my companions, ami returning the same evening by bed time. And I must s iy that it arfords the means of spending an afternoon most pleasantly especially if you have oiid companv. To the idler, ami to the man of business, alike it affords the opportunity to the one to kill lime, to the oilier, beneficial recreation and refreshment. I hope to aee eooti, that some enterprising caterer for tho tastes of the public, appreciating the profit to be derived therefrom, has aei himaelf about getting up au establishment at some itiitable point on the line of this road, when? those in ipicst of pleasure may be assured of finding it. X. Telegraphic Despatches. Steamer burned Two Lost! hundred lives Bukkalo, June 17. Editor Ohio State Journal: The Bteamer Griffith, Captain Koby, while on her way up the Lake, took lire, about 5 o'clock this morning, when about twenty miles below Cleveland, and was burned to the water's edge. The mate swum ashore from the burning boat for help; he has reached Cleveland and reports that ouly thirty of those on board were saved, and these had lo swim itshore, there being no other vessels near to render assistance. Oaptau Roby, wife and child were among those who were lust. ll is reported that there were from one to three hun dred persons on board, most of whom were emigrants. If this is a correct estimate, the number of the lost may probably exceed two hundred. It is the greatest alamity that has occurred on Lake Erie since tho de struction by fire of the steamer Erie, some yours ago. Thirty-first Congress First Session. Washington, Juno 17. Editor Ohio State Journal I After transactions of morning business, and consider ation of sundry private bills, the Omnibus bill was again taken up by tho Senate. The question being on Mr. Dickinson's amendment to the proposition submitted by Mr. Soulo, providing that L'tuh and New Mexico shall, wln n prepared, be admitted as States, either with or without slavery, as their people may elect in forming their State constitutions, Mr. Clay, by authority of Mr. Dickinson, withdrew his amendment. After a few words from Mr. Butler, Mr. Webster addressed tho Senate. Mr. Norris having obtained the Hour, said he would vote for the amendment, although ho had thought it useless nnd unnecessary. Housk. Mr. Bailey asked leave to introduce a resolution making especial order of the day for Monday next, and until they are disposed of, the bil's for the payment of the revolutionary pensions, navy pensions,, expenses of the mililary academy, the Indian department, the service of llie post offloe department, expenses of the army and navy, augl feu fortifications, for the year ending 3Uth of June, 1551. By a vote of 1 1 1 to ,12, the rules were suspended, nnd the resolution passed. Mr. Burt offered tho following resolution, which was adopted : Resolved, That the President be requested to communicate to tho House, if not incompatible with the public interests, the number of vessels, guns uud men in each year employed in the squadron for tho suppression of the African slave trade, according to tho treaty of Washington and (he annual expenditures and cost of the BqOBdroU, also the number of slave ships captured and slaves released, und llie number of otlicei s and men who have died annually in that service, tin motion of Mi. Bailey, it was resolved thai the President bo requested to communicate to tho House the amount ot money collected from CiisIoiub in Cali fornia, from tho period of the oonolodon of tli'- war with Mexico, until the collector appointed under the act of 3d March entered upon tho duties of his otlico, and what disposition ha.-: been nude of the money thus collected, nnd whether if any has been expended, for what purpose, and under what authority tho collection were made, and under what laws disposed of. Mr. Modern nud offered a resolution, under a suspension of tho rule, instructing tho comuiiUee of Public Lands to report a bill granting to each State in which there ism- may hereafter be public institutions of deaf, dumb, blind or insane, a township of laud for the use of such institution. If there be no public lands In uny one or DON ot the States, lands shall be supplied elsewhere.nefieetUa efforts were made to lay the resolution on llie Cable and it wns then adopted. Mr. Sweetzer offered ft resolution, which was adopts ed, under a suspension ofrulos, almost unanimously a the affect that a special committee bo appointed with power to examine and asoertain whether the Been terj of tho Treasury has not used nnd appropriated a targe umount of money of the surplus fund without authority of law, and that they havo power to send for persons and papers. He said he bail every reason to believe that tho report was true. The question was taken on Mr. Wentworlh's motion to suspend the rules to introduce tho instructions. Yeas 121, nays 77, not two-thirds. House then uiljourued till to-morrow, ut U o'clock, A. M. Senate. After some further remarks, Mr. Baldwin's amendment was rejected. Yeas 12 nays 38. Mr. Soule's amendment was next Liken up and rejected. Yeas 12, nays 38. The farther consideration of tho subject was then postponed till to-morrow. After receivin" a message from the President of small importance, tho Senate adjourned. Philadelphia, June 18. Isaac Abram.3 has been convicted of receiving Richardson's jewelry. Abrams is not to be found. The (ierman musical festival created great excitement thousands assembled in Independence square. Musical Fund Hull is crowded to-night al the grand concert. John Gorhom won to-day convicted of robbing Adams's Express. Cincinnati, June 15. River fulling slowly; weather continues showery. Floor Market dull nnd no sales. There are sellers nt 5fff0 to CO lor good brands, but. buyers are holding oft', lo see what effect the rains will have upon the rirer. Whiskby advanced to 23 eta. A sale of 2000 bushels of wheat at $1.12, and ditto. Oats d.3 cents. No sales. Provisions Groceries firm and unchanged. 800 lyThe cars got off the track a short distance west of London oo Saturday, and delayed tho passengers n few hours. We leant that a couplo of cows were used up by tho locomotive jutt prior to this event. Not much damage done, except to tho cows aforesaid. lyCiAs. Our city gns works are going ahead finely V7e are bOMd tO bare hghi next winter, whether we have a new constitution or not. Happy to say it. y A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, by the ladies of The .Second I'resbytcrian Church, at THE ODEON HA LI- Tuesday evening, June 18. The avails of the Festival will be used in tlie enlargement and improTcment of their present church edifice. The generous re sponseto a similar call, made two years since, encourage the hope that on this occasion, the friends ot the improvement pro. posed, a ill co operate with us, by their presence and aid, to to. core its completion. Admission charge 25 cents. ljuo17-dgt NOTICE TO Bill DOE BliH.DEHS. SEALED PROPOSALS will ecci ed at the Auditor - ninci of Fmnkhn county until Friday, nV" Sui day ot July nnsanfr tU3nlora, V. M., for building a SSMSje across Alum ure. a, near Colonel Osborne's, in Hleodon township. 'n n' , . w i r i ... Th- Mri, ne tOiel'itllt nil Town" improved plan, with slnne ui otm. nt- .-'pcciti ''F the work may le seen at th Auditor's othec trom ' ' 24th Inst. (junl7-d lt wtdl THUS. J. MUOllMAN, JACOB HLYH. County Commissir ners. mtiru.h...nf n.im H..T Pamuel Edgar, 11. U., OT 1 lrelamd. Amerfeau edUurx I vol. Pro. Edited by Rev-C 2iii F0iiieb, I N. WBTTIKG fc HUNTINGTON. AN UltDINAM'E, To prokibtt the rrcction of wooden building,, in a purt of the City of Columbia ihtrtin mmtiontd. W0. L Heit ordnioaland cnaclrdbyth City Council of Colun-"us, J hut t rom mi d alter the passayu (,1 ordiuuiiee, it shall not 0e iHWiul to erect or construct, or cause to be erected or coo- ' "trucierl, i,y ijuilrluisf or uddition to any buildini' bw ore erect l ii .!" wauies berahtafter msnttensd, uitFesisthe outer ZS .ir", ''"'"'"""iposed eniircly ul brick or stone and iiiortar ; the bUQndj ilml ilicludf, between Hijh street hi he east , he ito. r the wJt, Broad street on the north, and 'I own street on the south riEC That every budding hi-n-urter erected or constructed ' " l""11 ' ' ' '' - .t.i.i. hi Liismd.nanee, -hull lie nml the same ia hereby .ledum! tube public nuisance, nud unless it bo removed or abated by the owner or ownere thereof, within ten days niter hem- notified by the city Marshal bo to do, it shall he removed und abated by the said city Marshal, who is hereby authorised and empowered to call to his aid such a-sistmiee us uiiiy lat necessary to remove or abate the same, at the expense ot the owner or owners thereof. Hec II. That every person who shall erect or construct, or ciiusi - i.i !), .-i reied or constructed, any building or nddition to any bul Idiuu: contrary to the provisions ol the first section of this ordl-iiunrc, -li,il ii cunvictiuu before the Mayor, forfeit and pay a fine ol five hundred dollnrs, and n further sum not exceeding twenty 1,1 '! ,"1 ' - "nil 1 '' n tj him ii Iniil.iiii.- .1- ulnP i.h! -.hull be Mitti Mil to remain after conviction as alorcsuid ; and if any person or j ., i mi i.h ahull move or caue to be moved, any frame or wooden building into any lot or pnrt ol n lot, street or alley, within the bounds mentioned in the hist section of this ordinance, und let the ainv remain t here more than tw o days, the person or persona so of-tcinhii, shall lorleitaud pay iitineol one hundred dollars on conviction before the Mayor . and a further line not exceding twenty dollars, for each mid every day such buildmn shall be suffered to remain on any lot or purt of a lot, street or alley witnin the bound ntoresuid or on any of the streets bounding die same. Hie. 4. That every ptrson who shall be employed in the erection or construction of any buildimr. ot mldition to uuv building, contrary to the provisions of the first section of this ordinance, shall 00 conviction thereof forfeit and pay a line not exceeding one hundred dollars ut the discretion of tlie Mayor, and any owner or occupier of any lot or purt of a lot who shall permit nny building Orsdelttal 10 uny ImildiiiL' to he erected, constructed or moved on such lot or purt of a lot, in violation of thin ordinance, shall oa con-vietiot. thet eorrorleit nnd nuv n line not e xreed in l' one hundred dollar ul the discretion ol tho Mayor, and a further line of twenty dollura for each and every day aiich building or addition shall bo permitted to rcmnin on 1000 lot or part of u lot provided that nothing herein contained shall he construed as applying to privy houses, bath or ice houses, not more than (SO lict nigh. tFC. 6. That the city Mursliul imd Watchmen, nre enjolneu and required to give immediate iuformution to the Mayor of any loiuium ol tins onimimce. .Any oriliniii.ee on ilii Mii'ject Here tofore passed relating to the boundaries herein named is hereby repealed. t. W. McCOY, President. Attest : II. F. Marti.v. Citv Clerk. June lftk). AN ORDINANCE To provide for poring the Side H'alkg'and Gutters on the South tide of South Strtet heticten Third Strett and Fifth Street, in the City of cwaattoa rVaereaa, there has heretofore been n petition presented to the City Council of Columbus uigned by the owners ot two-thtrda the appraised value of certain real esuite in said city, lying on the south Side at Bonn Street, between Third nnd Fifth streets in said cily, prnying the passage of an ordinance by said city council fur paving the side walk ui:d gutters iu trout of said real estate or lots: now therefore, BSC, L He it. ordained and enacted ! the city council of Columbus, 'i'hnt nny person, or persons, owning any lot, lots, or part of a lot situated on ihc south side of South street, in the block of lots between Third street and tilth street, in the city of Columbus, thiill have, ur OSttSS the side walk in front of the same to be paved twelve feet wide, with good hard burned brick, and a good curb Hone nt least four inches wide and eighteen inches deep, set In front of said barement at the outer edge thereof; and further, (hull have, or cause the gutters outside of said curh stone, to be well puved at least eijjht feet wide widi good round paving stone, t-aid paving for side walks and gutters to be done according to the grade nxed by the city Purveyor, and to his satisfaction. AU to be completed hy the first day of September, 1850. Sec. 2. That il nny owner, or owners of any lot, or lota, or part of a lot, ns aforesaid, situated ns nloresaid. shall refuse, or neglect to have, or cause the said side walks and gutters in front thereof, to be puved in the manner, and by the time npecified and pn -i i Ii- .! ;n me first section of this ordinance, then in that case It thaU be-the duty of the city surveyor, who is hereby authorized, empowered, and enjoined, to cause the SSOH to be done in die iforeaaJd manner, Immediately Ou realtor ssld September lat, h;.ii, at tlie i xpeiii-e ol the city ut Columbus, und shall assess the amount nt ep' n-e llier. ol upon lh" lot, loly, or part of a lot Sfbreeatd, in front ofor adjoining, to which the anid aide walks and gutter limy be so paved, and remit the snine under his hand, to fas rity clerk, wl.o shall forthwith certify, under his hand, die said BSSSasnSBBt ?o made us aforesaid, together with tin additional ten per cnituiu then mi, u the AudiVir ot I ri.nklm county, nnci it shall lie charged by him nijain-t such lot, lots, or part of a lot, aa aforesaid, on th tr.x duplicate of Frunkliu county, and collected hy he county Treasurer Of said county, m the nnunier prescribed by iho twenty-second section of an w t of the Ut-nejal Assembly of the State ol ijjiio, entitled nil act to amend the several .ct." In-OUtlWJfalUui the city of Columbus, passed March vEid, IpoO. Attest, R, W. McCOY, President. H. 9, .Mabtin, City Clerk. June 10, 1850. AN Ol.d.N AM i: To proritte for startling or paring the tidt icalk, and paving the gutters on both fides of Cherry Alley, from Fourth street to Settnth utreet. in ilo CSMr at Columbus. Vvbereae, than has oeeo bsrettrfhres petition presented to the city cmiieil of Columbus, signed by the owners of two-tldrda the uppridsrd value of certain real estate, in the block of lota In SSM city, bounding on both sides of Cherry Alley, beiween Fourth street and Seventh street, in iaid city of Columbus, praying Uie passage ot an ordinance by MM city council, for gr.iveling or paving the side walks, and paving the guttera ad-jo.ning said real "yte , petitioned for; now Ihei-efore mNi f. IU it ordained ti'd enacted butheritu council of Columbus, That any DSnon, or persons owiimg any lot, or loia, or part of I lot, situated on either side of Cherry Alley, in the block of real e i; te Ivin Is twit-n Fourth street and Seventh street, In the (ityoi CoimaOUa. Sbsfl have, or cauwt th1 iUj walks ... suid Cherry Alley udioining the same, to lie paved six feet wide with good hard (K-nyiil, brick, or stor.e. nt the opUon of IBS owner, and further, shall have, or cause nit , in front daaysot to be well linvcd five leet wide, with food rotund omioa 6ton,'a; said puviug, both for side walkn and jmSJSrs. n b done acccrding to the grade nxed l- the city surveyor, und m Us eatisisfuction, and nil to In; completed by the iirit day of Septemlier, 1830. Sec. 3. That if the owner, or omen of any lot, lots, or part ot S lot aa SlbtSSSlJ, aitnated ai aforesaid, shall refuse, or neglect to have, or cause tlie mua side wjuku hi.u guiiers uujoining mere, to, lo be pared in the nuansr, and by the time prescribed in the first section of this ordinance, then, nnd In that case, It shall be the duty of the city surveyor, who is hereby authorized, enipow. snd, nml eujoiued, to cnu-e the snme to be done in either man. in r staled in the said first section, immediately thereafter aald iir ci Bepeamber, A. I). 1890, at the expense of the city of Columbus, and shall uess the nmount of the expSOaS thereof upon the lot. Iota, or p.irt of lot iitoreaaid, adjoining to which the aide walks and gutters may be so puved, and return thu same under his hand, lo the city clerk, who shall forthwirh certify under his hand, the said assessment so made as alorcsuid, togctner with an additional ten per etiitum thereon, to the uuditor of Frai Ban county, and it shod be charged by him against such lot, or lota, of part Of a lot, as aforesaid on the tax duplicate of Franklin coun. ty, and collected by the county treasurer of said county, in the manner prescribed by the twenty -second section ot an act of the Doners! Assembly ot tbe state or Ohio, entitled, un act to amend tin? severul acts incorporating the city ot Columbus, paused March ild, MM Attest, It. W. McCOY, President. B. F. Matin. dry Clerk. June 10, 1800. NEW HOOKS. THE History of the Confessional, by John Henry Hopkins, D D., 1 vol. I-Jiny. Tim Fast, Present and Future of the Republic. Translated from the French of Do Lamartine, 1 vol. 12mo. For sale by junltl I. N. WBTngfl HUNTINGTON. J AMES' NEW NOVEL. The Old Oak Chest, by U. P. R Jam. .1715c. The iLilton s, by ( . l.ever no. a, W. For aale by junia I. N. WHiTINO Si HUNTINOTON. JOSEPH l.iri'KNCOTT. WM. C. I: ARB ItlrrnnVvTT av. iiakk, MAKVFACTl'HEaS OF PHOSNIX FIRE PHOOF SAF8, ..nuii Sir.rt. hetwei ii IVood and Smithfifld Streets. 01 N Tur-,1;,', ultei-iu.on, July W. laj(, the undersigned were enll -.1 nnoti bv Meswrs. l.iiuiencolt .V Ilurr to witness an hon est und fair test oi one ot their Pbcanix Sates. The furnace be ing prepared, the Sale wan placed insnie inereoi wiui ooohf, pipers and some money ; when the door ot the rfafe was cloaed and tho tire kindled at n quarter past li o'clock, and in a short time .- ii,. a v re.l hot, and 1 n d until liall pai I six o'clock, being about fmir nnd I hull hours, when the commltiee expreia- ed tie ir BUtiM.'i iion iimi iii noie uuUliwi w " sutlicient. The funiace was then pulled down, Sale cooled, ana the door opened the book.-, papers and money safe. The heat wns so irrent as to melt otV the l.rass mountings. We. tin retore, take pleasure in recommending these .'ales to tbe public aa being, in our judgment, entirely nre-onjo'. ROOK t HAW.SON, CORNWAL A BROTHER, BRANSON St THATCHER, BENEDICT CARTER, IrAAC CRONUN. I am engaged in the foundry business, and know something about furnaces nnd heat 1 witnessed the burning; of ihe above Safe and can I'rcely say there wns 110 humbug about it, nnd with pleasure recumnvnd them to the public as being, in niy opinion, Entirely tire-proof. WM. KAY. Messrs Buttles, Comstock St. Co. are our agents for th" above fiates, w here a sample can be seen, and also at the office "the Ohio State Journal. l.Il'PINCOTT Jt SSM I'lttaburg, June, lew, junuu. MEW AND VALt'ABLE liAW BOOKS. PR1NCIIM.ES OF MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE, designed for thr. iir.diMsioiifl of Law and Medicine. By Amos Dean. Pro fessor of Medical Jurisprudence in the Albany College. The Admiralty, its Jurisdiction and Prm tice, with practical forms and directions. By Erastus C. Hrnedirt. Vol. I Howard s l.nitc-d stales court ncpone. A lull stock always on hand at the New Bookstore. junlB J. H. RILEY St CO. nR. HTLANE'S LIVER PILLS The demand for tola great j .. r 1 1 w,. km ovfTv dav nasaas ing orders from a distance for lota, which we find it almoaUm. pi,--!!' e 1ft il.JiiV n- I '- ,.''. reouires onU a "rial to coio.nco the mo-t srepnral ol Its eaeel-2;n W Ldoct from a tile of sim.lar documents, the followmg 1 "CovtNOTox, Ohio. Miv 15. IW7. " J. Kidd Ctf.-Oentiemen-As I am engaged in aelUiia; a tew rcrv clinic. 1ne.l1, ines. 1 do not con-i,lrr ,n 1 1111 ISSalSsrvS a supply of Dr. M'Lane 1'ilU I nl,ra mil a 1. hi 11 Al Co., which sold .w mmmmm - - very imi, ana i wisn . new Wissnsn. V. ft" Waste agents, WLTOJ A "fgg"" Sold wbolc.de ..ndorv . - ..V and KILBOl KNE JONES, Columl us. And by Druggists and Merchant- generally. lhiiiel746tAl June