Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1851-07-24

              ' 1 VOLUME XIV. COLUMBUS, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 24, 1851. NUMBER 323. FkINTKU AND PUBLISHED B Y BOOTT Jl BAIOOH, OFFICK journal 0lLOlai, HIOH MB PEASt STSIITS. COUNTING BOOM ON f KARL BTBF.ET. TBHMH-InTrlhlr In advance. Tho IMIr, 10 paracusia Oolumuus, par roar IB 00 I mi u,iiiv, ir moM U (joluiiil.ua t 00 dUNIIg lll WJMIWM, uu iriin:aij . in Columella 11, mall ' l'tn Tri-Wtwlll, by mall ' Weakly-'" Columbus...... . oulol tbocitr-.bjmsll.slnal To clubs ol four snd upwsrds Tn clubs ol ten "1 upwsrds, to one address.... Dally, wwlm TriWeckly-, . 0 00 . i 00 . :i ao . a no . i so . I as . I 00 , 9 00 , I oo , 50 Tu clubs ol Bva sud upwards Advertising. The lultowina rates and rule of advertising have baro agreed udod butwoen the proprietor! ot the Ohio gtHUismao Slid inn uiuo .r. t 1 ... nkanrvorl in .11 fta.na. alW tlllt data. Julv Suite Journal, to be no, mv. Dally Paper. one aquare, 10 Unoa or leu, one insertion.... , each aidltlonal.." i I wva ii 2..." it .i 3..." ii I month 9 ..." ,. 0 CO .. 0 its .. I 50 .. 9 00 .. 3 00 .. 4 00 ..6 00 .. II 00 .. 10 00 .. 16 00 .. 18 00 .. 10 00 .. SO 00 .. 119 00 .. ! 00 .. :io oo .. 80 00 .. 35 00 .. 40 00 .. 45 00 .. 65 00 ..no oo !! H i.V.'"".v.".""..".'.'..'." ,. ii w... , Standing card, 5 llnei or leta, per annum column, with . cbangot JJ ii la " " changed weekly M " ii daily " " with 4 changes " " ii ti " " 111 " " changed woekly " " vs Va v. Other eases not provided lor, chargoable In conformity with the ami,.. Tho standard of measurement to be minion type. For each additional square In the dally, loserted one month, or a greater length of time, snd for each additional squam Inserted under the yoarly rates, bsll price. .... No advertisement to be considered by the year, unless it Is spa-Olued on the manuscript, or previously agreed upon between the Publishers not accountable lor the accuracy ol legal advertisements bevond the amount charged for their publication. Announcing candidates (lor office of every deacriptlnn,) to be eharged at the rate of fifty cents per week, for each name; the same to be, In all cases, paid In advance. All advortisomonu from strangora or transient persons to be p.ild in advance. . Advertisements not msrkod on the copy lor a specined number ol Insertions, will be continued one month, uuleas ordorcd out, end payment wlU be exacted accordingly. Tho prlvllogea ol yearly advertisers, will be confined rigidly to their regular business ; and all advertisements not pertaining thereto, to bo paid for extra. Advertteinenta for Auctioneers, General Agent., Bcal Estate Ag.'nU, etc, not to be contracted for by the year, but to be charged b, tho piece, at the usual rates. NO J)VaTISEMlNT OIK SI INSTD GRATUITOUS! V. Advertisements for charitable institutions, rtro companies, ward, township, and other publio meetings, and such like, to be charged hill price. . j Marriago noticea to be charged 95 coots. Deaths inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral Invitations, or obltuaiy notices, and when so accompanied, to h J ""rUgu'sr advertisers, and all othors sending communlcstlons or reouiriiw notices, desiring to call attention to fairs, soirees, concerts or any pubUcenlertiiinmenla whore charges aro made lor admittance -all notices ot private associations- every notice designed til oall attention to privslo enterprises, calculated or Intended to promote individual lutoreat, can only be inserted witir tho understanding that the same is to be paid lor. If Intended to be userti-d in the editorisl column, the same will bo charged at tho' rate ol not less than DOcente per hne.aud then only when accompanied by an advertisement. All leaded advertisements to be charged not less than double the bove rBtee, and measured as II solid. , .,...,,h, Advertiannienla on the Inside exclusively, to be charged at tho rati, ol 50 per cent. In advance on tho above retee. ... Altornoya will be holdenforllw price ol inserting advertisement, brought In by tbem , Counting House Almanac for 1851, JANUARY. s. h jwjTTjr.l, 77.. .. 12 ;i 4 5 II 7 8 9 10 11 12 111 H IS If) I? 18 iuai2i -rjo;iat J5 Sti -'7 28 '29 30 31 .. rEBRUARt, " s. m. t. wt. r.. i 9 3 4 5 Ii 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1(1 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 225;2 27 28 Haboh. i. M.J t.w t. r. t. -2 3 " "o'ii 7 8 9 10 U 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 303l.. .. ..vJLi APRil. j W.l T. W T. r. 7T7. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2 8 2 9 30 - MAY." . m. t.IwJt. r. s. 77 .. 7. .. i 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17! 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 " IUHB. 77VTJw77jTT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 g 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 4 2 5 26 27 28 29 30 JULY. 9. m.t.wt. r.i. '.. .. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 III 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 AUfiuST. sJm. jrj vvtJ r s. .. 77 .. 7. .7" I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 L SEPTEMBER, s.w. t. wt. 1 1 . 77 7. .. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 .. NOVEMBER. S st.T. w t. r s. "'j '3 "i '5678 9 10 U 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30. ..J--I-J PEOEMBEB. a. M. T. W T- F. s. .. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 3l.. ,... stmmr.DME'VH AT LAW. IirE will practice law, u parsers, in the ur of Frsmklta ft anA adloininff counues, anu iu uie w:ui. . tflJ ' Ki.a.'. h,,iuini mi 1. 1 ai ia State House. Cooru. umcem rwniw -rr mayb-tt A. B. BUTTLES, . Attorner an Cennwllor us siaw, Otnce' N 7 Neil's Eachange, opposite aecreury ol alale s olilc 1J37 . a Wf TWC TI.a., A lor the Bute of New York. fj-OMce on High st, between Town and Rich. octJ) LOClAlt iUTTLBs! IHIO. COMSTOCE. J0 O. COHStOCE. BUTTLES, COMSTOCK ok CO., (Successors to B. Comstock, at Co.,) FORWARD NG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Lard Oil Manufacturers, and dealers In Salt, Plaster, Fish snd Lumber. .Head of the Canal, Cotambue, Ohio. Liberal advances made on consignment.. I"""1 . mjlIV k V Mr. fTn.tH ,lm F.E.dry, Brnsul 'J',!,"" Bw,', ColMm .Moves of all kind., and a groat variety o'f Casting., always on hand. octl,'4l DR. ROBERT THOMPSON'S OFFICE. NO. , Nell'. ExrhaoEe, opposite the BecreMry ot State office, High st, Columbus .H.- at. O. LILLET' Mtmm 8WBERT LILLEY. ,XOOK-BINDERS, High street, opposite the Public OBce., Co-tt Inmbuc. "g36-45 rvEALERS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Nails, Olaas, Hotsj U Bulliler.' tnaterials, Farming and Mechanical Tools, MUltarj Jioods, Ac., Ac, wo. ioi align street sign oi uip - IQIl. W. EAEBB. EO.E AIStON. BAKER V ARMSTRONO, .,.. REAL ESTATE BROKERS sod GENERAL LAND AGENTS. OBce, (oath room, Exchange Bank Building, Columbua, O " Joaan w. ssurm. suuvtoel a. mix. MITH MILLS, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, rlnl BsOAs) AgraB, Berrerer. susd Netnrles Pahlle, A TTFOT toslBe prsetlea of their profession, obtaining penslonE, J. selling and tesaUng raal sstasa, nrrerlnf and dividing lands. . ErtaiTeyaa oi mwuM, avsminsnosi OT issa bsmss. m. aav . twaa A Andrews, Cotnmoiia,o. Alfred Avery, New YorsCltT. Was. BUHord, strwsss, w. J.4 WFnwy, aVtUis,Msi Tsmd, StUey Wright, Cto'd. OM.T.WUUssawiaCincliuAaU. r. tl. lllilIONI. t.. . HiRlll F. C. HKMHIONB Ac CO.. WHOtlULI AND KITsllL DIAL II R Iff DRV UOOUH, HuuU, Hbuei, HnU, (,'apa, Utruw (iuodi, 4c Fuur door luulli ol iim AnioricMii, Columbui. lucid Ilardwnre. GKHK. AIIHOTT oV CO., Hlgn of the Hill Fndliirlt, No. IUI lilgh atreel, II i v r. now in store ana in irnnsuu iroin uie nasi, a very large stock of hardware, cutlery, hunse building materials, far ming and mechanical tools. We have long been anxious to meet our customers on low prices, we have uaw the ability to do so. Our goods were bought for cash and we can and will eel! to prompt paying purchasers upon as good terms, if not a little better, Ihnn any other establishment In this vicinity. Juno7 UKItE, ABBOTT t CO joaa-rii ii. aiLsir josiru sullttant. J. H. RILEY & CO., HOOKHP.M.KHM AND 8TATIOMJRH, AND Dealers In Papor Hangings, Borders, Window Hhades, Window Cornices and lancy goods, respectfully give notice that they have received every extensive assortment oftine goods to which tbo attention of the publio is Invited. uo9 KI.DHIDOB dc MARTIN, DRAPERS AND TAILORS, High ttrttl, la door north of Tmen, oppoiilt tht V. 8. Hotel, ARE propared to exoeuto all ordors In tbelr lino of business, in tho uoatoat and mostlaehlonable stylo. JOSEPH ELDRIOOE, pl6 dtf A. L. MARTIN. WINDOW ULA88. COMMON silos and qualities ; also, superior American and French Ulaaa. of nearlv all siaaa uauaflv wanted, at tho aisn of the GILT PADLOCK. NEW JKWKLHY tSTALISUMENT. HHUWH & UUCK. THE nndersismod have formed a Dartnershio with this title, and taken the room formerly occupied by C. li ning a. a lanoy eiore, n tewaoora soutn ol the American Uotel, and DoarlT onDosite the Exohanae Bank, whore they have openod a new assortment of nnirnee, jewelry, Bllver and Plnlea ware, uaia Penn. r4neetnrlM of nvnrv dnsclintlnn. to suit all eve.. And all kinds of FANCY QOODd usually kept in their line. We invite all to call and look at our atock, we will be pleased to show our goods whether they wish to purchase or not. Watches and clocks repaired in the boat manner and warranted for one year. From tholr experience in the business they hope to be able to give sstislsction to all who may favor them with their patronage, i. H. BROWN, mayaj a. much. COLUMBUS FOUNDRY. J. RIDG WAY & CO., MANUFACTURE STEAM ENGINES, FROM new and improved patterns.among which Is one for the MULEV SAW MILL, of compact form, with MILL IRONS snd fixtures complete. They also make the celobratod 'PARKER'S PATENT WATER WHEEL, RAILROAD CAR WHEELS, and all other IRON and BRASS CASTINGS usually made at Foundries. MACHINiaV ol all kinds made promptly to order. DUCK'S CELEBRATED COOKING STOVE, Premium Cooking dtovee, Parlor, Shop, aud Church Stovea and Furnaces, Flro Urates, and PLOUGHS, all warranted, aro constantly for sale at wholesale and xxtail 00 liberal tonna. Merchants and othcra dealing In Ploughs and Stoves are respectfully invited to oxamino our atock and prlcea. Columbus, febl'J tt , CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. 1 f( PAIR Elastic Springs ; 90 sett iron Axles ; 100 sett Brass L UU Hubb Bands ; 3 balca Moss ; Patent Leather : Laco, Tutts, Damask Linings; Pslntedand Gum Clothi Tacks,8uamcz Cord, Malleable Castings, Ate. For aalo by Juno7 GERE, ABBOTT CO. PAINTS. hnvo on hand and for iaIo at tho loweit market rate. Unwed Oil. Whitft and Hod Load. Coach and Furniture Varnish. Alio, a uneriur articto of Picturo Varniih. together with a great variety of painta. bnuhea, tfco. At the aian ot the Jy GILT PADLOCK. CITY TRAOM. TUK attention of the Ladiei ii roipoctfully Invited to tho cle-iHnt itock ol Dreaa ti.Lki, Caahmortti, All-Wool Oulaine. .Hhawia, tieart'a, Embruldcriea. Ribbons. Lncea.iitc., 4te now be ing roceired and opened by P. T. tiNOWDEN, No. 4, Oiioon Building. Ul atock of Dreaa Silka, alone, will richly repay au examination. We take pleasure tn showing our Goods to all wnu may wvor us wiui n i:ait. itwpuu rEFIIVK WOHSTKDH. MM iuar'31 -Kuuugb to supply all. P. T. flNOWDEN NOTICK. RSSR8. BMITIi & Mll.LH, Real EsUte Agfnti, have afew lVi uf lliui oh.ilf building Inl gin Tuwu tiul mid Wcwliilil)-ton Avenuo atill left. Purchaaera wlshiug to build reaidencea on tbe beat building ground, and in one of the bust neighborhoods tn the city would do woll not to bo too late. nu'-d 1 f (if MAN DK VI LINK'S H EH IKS ot Keadera, tor aale lUtjUUU In quantities, al the New Bookstore. d(1y' M J. H. RILEY OO HAKUWAKK. l'E bave now In store at the sign ot thediit Paiiioca, and on " the way trom the Knit, tbe largcat asaortinent of Hardware wo have ever had. liavinK purchased from ilrat handa, and intmt-ly tor cash, we can oliur better goods, and at lower prices tlinn formerly, and believe that in variety, quality and style ot goods wo an equal any in Ohio. FOR HOUSK MUllAUf.KH wr. HAVR ,000 boitea window lass, assorted IrouiOXa to 3JX46, both American anu ir.;iu. &00 kegs naila aaaortcd, including tbe best eastern and western nula Mid BDikea. 9,000 lights window aaah, and more coming. l.uuu iockb ana laicuua ui .muj uiiiBiiunjiiiK-iue, ...,.Uu...B ... the late improvements in loeaa ana taiones auu otner teuiUBi for door blinds, gates, Vo., A.e, Alao, White Lead, Oil, Putty, Paiuta, Varnishes, Sand Paper, C ,fcC' FOR CARRIAGE MAKERS VVh have patent aud enameled Leather, painted and gum Cloth, plain and tunny colored Damasks, Laiupa, bands, Lace, Broad loth, Tufts, fco. ,,., We have Tubs and Buckets, Knives and Forka, Tea-trays and uu.ia nuTwlhin uiri tinned StaWDBns and Kettles, and a vari ety of very necessary articles not enumerated. Wr have Barrels. Locks, Mountings, Shot Bags aud fierman sil ver Powder Flasks and Horns. MP.iHr.nitB luuiio in ai-ffnt TurlMtv. amoni? whkh mav be found manyauuerlortoola nolW ucnr,, ddwi i - v, BOHTON CHURN. ml I,,.. alu.l a frt, tliArmninptnr Churns. VV Ala,,. th luitlv celebrated Boston cvliudnr churns, the most universally used ol any cnurn in ibuacijuoiu. n juu w. the lenulue, call M No. Inl, "ifb'treot ; ' Ulan of the Gilt Padlock .in a- n flitl.l.HllIt I.ANDHt muR laroar sod bettor oortlon ot these lands still remain no- I ...i.i .,.,1 il.u. .m nw ,,AV,red st nrivate aale on accommo. dating terms a part only 01 too purcuM uiuuoj moanu- . , . akinh 'w.n nnaurnnssed tor boautT of location, aud all the more a . rn... a hni mna ana nai mil in ma viuhkb oi uvuium,, Important advantages to be desired in such property. A good hotel Is specially nowiod In the village, and a lot for the purpose will be furnished on favorable serine. ADO!? 10 WO SUUKI1UV UWMU.B. ,mu .v.. j3.tf M T. C. WINU, Agent. STSIR HAI.K. fllHOaK two well known LoU Nos. 756 and 757, on the comer I r ok ..a riivih arrpcta with atreeta and alieva all round them, formerly the property ol Cheater Johnson, on which are a great variety ot cnoico mill ana euruuoory, mm iuiwiw. ALSO Two Lou on the corner of Friend and Seventh etrecte subdivided into seven part, to suit purchaaera. There la an alley ioLk v in width riinninff throuah them tor seneral convenience. Tbe whole ol the foregoing property will be sold on very accommodating terms. For particulars, Inquire of Thomas Wood, agent. Ieb& WM. PUELAN. PAPER HANDING AND BORDERSNEW PATTERNS. JUST received, a fine assortment of Papef Hangings and Bor ders Soring patterns of French and American manufacture. Alao PATTERNS FOR CEILINGS, in panels and plain, with and without centre pieces. Columns, Cnps nod flnae., In oak, marble and stone col ors. for tlnlahtni Hslls. Drawings for Ceiungs and Halls made to OTdcr. WINDOW SHADES, a Brood assortment of line patterns. Window Cornice, msde to order. Also, Gilt Moulding, lor Parlors. Forle a. the new Booastore, J. H. RILEY at CO. N H The Trade sutJDlicd with papers b pattern books, and goods ordered direct irora ma lacwry, FOR SALE A Brick Cottage Hoase and lot on Eaat Oak strt, for a small payment down, and th holanr in rive eoual installments, with Inter- tereat. The house contains six finely finished and conveniently artangnd rooms well, cistern, juj . by Smith mills, Real Estate Agents. varl truRDninnnicn riTRTAINS. EMBROTDfc-RED Lace and Muslin Curtains, some very Use, and will be sold low, by avnvunvu msrJl r. a . " y NOTICB. The note and accounts f Oeorge Uere ft Co-, are left with us tor MtUement and collection. They must be klil without delaV. UERE, ABBOTT 4 CO. Columbus, July 5, 1849. GEORGE B. WALCLTT, B1Q M AMD BANMER f Al M TE R, vo-dtf eoLtmavs, onto HILBOIJRKE. KUHNS sfc CO., ai tbsB Sills Rraad Axe. niirv va iiruiu, uiu mi o cuir stantly recelTing from American. Eoffllsh and Oerraan man nfacturers, general assortment of Hardware, which we are offering at prices that cannot fail to give sausiacnon. Mercnaon, Machanioa. Farmers and Manu facturers am iavlted to call aod MBtnine our stork. KILBOURNE, KUUN9 A CO, T?OR SALE. Mono acre Lots situated a short distance north i of the Railroad uopot. boom oi which itodi m hw n ur-Ingtoa Plank Road. This frovad 1 pleasantly situated and is wsJl calculated for private reaidenoea. TeiM ew. -tamlre of BAKER ARMSTRONG, mdOO Rskti esata Bead Qnar 033 HAIR UltUBUKH. A hue assortment, forsaln at the New Bookstore J. II. HII.EV II CO IVOR KENT! A snug dwelling lor a small fsmily, in aceo F tral situation. Apply to H. COWLES at CO. EASTERN WOOL YARN, white, black, blue, mixed and scarlet, Just opened by II. COWLES & CO. Elevator copy. oclO .PAP, Demy and Medium, from the beat makers. Fnrsale at i Eastern prices lauglOl J. 11. RILEY at Co, JUHT RECEIVED. A large and handsome assortment of plain and fancy DeLalnea and Cashmeres, by oct5 J. D. OMHORN at CO. WOOD AND H II.I.OW WARE. WILLOW Waggons, Cradlea and Baskots, Pails, Churns, 4a For sale by noll) HERE, ABBOTT at CO. IHVINU'8 WORKH, VOL. U Conquest of Grenada. a. I For salo at the new Bookature. auglO J. B. RILEY II CO. IVEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONAUy-Co- VT lumbua agoncy, J. u. itlLCt ol uu. Trade supplied on the best terms. WINDOW SHADES. AN assortment ol new patterns, just recoivod at tho New Book store of Imayll) J. H. RILEY fc CO. FANS! FANS! t A BEAUTIFUL usortment of Fans Just received at tho Now is uooistoroot Imaylll J. H. RILEY Sl CO. PATENT LEVER CLOCKS. A NEW article Just received at a a call ana see them. (Junc5 BROWN It BUCK'S. NAILS. WE take this opportunity to say that we have now In atore and lor sale at low prices, :toU kegs of the best nails ever brought to this market. OEilE, ABBOTT at CO. JUST RECEIVED. A large sssortment of Morsair green and other colore French Merlnoi. For sa every low by oc!5) J. D, Q3BORN At CO. STEEL GOODS. Beads, Rings, Claspa, SUdea, Bags, Pursos, ate. Also, Pen Knlvos, a splendid assortment. ,p24 J. a RILEY At CO. OUMMEH SHAWLS AT A LOSS A nne lot, sligntiy injurea, O to be b had for a song, for sale by aplD H. COWLES & CO. A FARM FOR SALE OR RENT. 1H1S farm is situated within two miles ol the city, and contains 60 acres, 65 of which are improved. Knquireof seplij BAKER k ARMSTRONG CKO-) CUT SAWN. IE have Just received a fresh lot of those very superior cross v v cut saws we have neen soiling me iaai two yea,.. June7 GEKE, ABIIOTT CO TJAYARD TAYLOR'S CALIFORNIA; or, Adventures In the MJ Path of Empire. Illustrated Trade aunolled. For aale at tho bookstore of J. H. RILEY CO maylO Innfl BOXES WINDOW GLASS, amongst which may aUUU be found single and doublo thick French, tho boat Pittsburg. Also, cheaper ginss of all tho usual aizea. At tho sign ol tne (jylj UILT raiiLwa. DEBATES IN THE NEW YORK CONVENTION-at tho New Rookitoro of SO eoples Just received J. H. RILEY CO. tnayll con LIVER on.. A CONSIGNMENT of a Mnnll qunnrlty from Hushton, Clark & Co., Now York, for salo at tho N. w Bookstore of mayll J. 11. RILEY at CO. TO PEDLARS A case of Fancy Articles, Perfumery, &c, on cnniimmnnt. for sain chonD. Also, nn asaortmont of French Jowolry, new styles and of aupcrior quality, for salo cheap. FRENCH PAPER tlANUINGB. A CASE of very cboico patterns of Einbossod Gold papers, for parlors, and Bordorato match. At tho new Bookstore. auglU J. H. KILEV It CO PIMTItl.M. REVOLVING alx shooters, together with double and single barielod pistuls, tor sale at tuu sign of tho man uia.1 ri,utn. LIFE OF HAHAIAN BLENNERIIAiaSETT, compri sing an authontiu accouut ol "The Burr Exhibition,1 con taiuing facta not hurctolore published. irauosnppiieu. For salo at the new bookstore of i. a. uii.tv at co. FOR MALE. WE baveefew.Mij Jc..tu i.Uta, w o.-. - --, -,..i. h houuht at a haruain for cash, or will exchange tbimi or atock In the Xoula or Cleveland Railroede, at par. inquire of ivu, A ill V I1HHHH SJIIOIIH. NEW styles of Baraaea, Tissues, Mourning Alborines , Glna hams. Lawns, plain and ligurod black Bilks, and now stylos ol colured silks, a uicn assortment Just oponea Dy ep5 H. COWLES A CO. CHEAP. CHEAPER CHEAPEST! We have lor sale a now brick nouse auu ioi ou eaa. wi street a dusirable place- pleasantly aituated, couveuiuut, jBeicheaii. aud ou easy teriua. tiMlTU A; MILLS, sep4 Heal Eiatale Agents. BELTINO. Vulcanised Rubber Belting lor driving all xinae i n,a,.liirv. i'laiu and mixed Rubber packing square rope anu atumug oux rings ioi p,uu . sep'Js K1LUOURNK it JONES. WOOl, BED BLANKETS. i tr PAIRS line la by ill qr. Circleville BlaukeU. These blaa-. d keu ate buor, aultor and heavier than any other make. For salo by ocl J. U. OSBOKN fc CO. a;AHINIC'r H1KEHN "1AN find VHneer Varnish, Sand Paper, tnue, auu nearly an v olber articles iu ineu Hue, at mo sign oi mo mrni tlll.T raiiLUi.'B. 1ERIHAN SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND B1IT- i I.K KNIVES. Uei'inau Sliver spoons Hiose same popu lar goods. Just received by CIRCLEVII.LE WOOLEN YARN. I UST received, bti pounds white, mixed and biack wooistoca as ing yarn. For salo by J. D. OHBOllN k CO. I fin FOUNDS oi white, blsuk, dsrk gray and blue mixed a. JJ Y ' Woolen Stocking lam, by J. O. OSBORN & CO. rrMlE.IIIOHEST II1AHKET I'llH B liVi I ABIS Wli b. bepaidoy uslorou.uuuios.oi yvooiaiuur.iore. mayll-daw. ii. COWLEH at CO BONNETS AND RIBBONS, In great variety. Also, boys, Misses aud chtldreu'a Summei- Unta. Just opened by mart!) U. CUWIahS at CO. III1IUH. a LARGE lotot now style Shell aod Burlalo back and dress A ing combs, just roceiveu ny r. a. p,.a..a.pw. ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY, lor 1801 For sale at the new Bookstore. marS J. H RILEY At CO THE OHIO HARMONIST. TEW Revised Edition, lor salo by tbe dozen or hundred cop LI tee, on the best terms, Mine new nooasiore. de? 1. H. HILEY tt CO. NEW LAW HOOK. A MEIUCAN CHANCERY DIGEST. 3 vols. Complete. By J. Thos. W. Waterman. Just published, and lor sale at the new Bookstore. rtf J. H. RILEY It CO. AVENURO. Second supply. Li The Pntnusn. Complete edition. For sale at tbe new ImarHJ J. H RILEY at CO. r i II K subscriber will pay the highest price for any quantity ot L Horn, Wheat, Ky, unis, bins ace., t,iover-Hc aud Tlmolbyaee-l. t'""g ri IW1IIN tV AIAIION. t rUOLESALE and Uetail Dealers in gas fixtures, Cincinnati, T V Ohio, li Wain ot., auove ijouri. Chandotiurs, at Eastern prices Ja7 i:i.4TII ANU CAHHl.flRRH. r.NriIaIII. French and American Cloths and Cassimors in- Hi eluding some fancy colored cloths, tn which nay be found rare comtiiuauon oi vtaitif anu ww j. .w. upeneu, uj oclU U. COWLKd CO, NKW HOOKH. niHK Old Rid Sandstonb. ilugb Miller. Just received at I tbe new Bookstore. mtrt i. H. RILEY CO. mill.KV Mil, I. MAWM. ll.qT received, cast steel Mil lev Mill Saw. Also, narrow Mil J uid Crosscut saw. For sale at the sign of the Gilt Padlock mvl-i UbKb, annul ntHR I.AHIKH AHRAD OV 1HI " MALES! " N aaivuico ot all " Mails ' ' and Eznrease. we have received for thn Ladies a tew choice Ribbona. Gloves. Dress Patterns, Dress Trimming"! Woolen Long Hhawla, Ac, site., and have plenty other nice things on the way, for tbo arrival of which please look ntit H. COWLES CO. p. g. uur .mourning Liong swru win dj wormy oi teniini. ry Kiavaior copy. wryn POR BALK. Ii IGHTY Acrrs of Land, aituitteJ on the Harbor Road, about !i a miles north of tbe city. Forty acres of the above land are cleared, 15 acres of which are now ready for cultivation. The balance well amDerea. inis lanacra dc pure uvea at aoar-un. or will exchange It for unproved city property. Inquire of mar31 BAKER A ARMSTRONO. UNITED STATES DIUlfST FOR BEING a digeat of decisions of tbe courts of common law, equity and admiralty la the United States for the year 1849 By John I'nclpa Putnam. For sale at the New Bookstore. ' irH I. H. RILEY CO. GENTIBitlKN 4-1 ALL at P T. SNOWDEN 8, and examlMhls stock of Cravats, V Scarfs, (itovfls, see., sre oetore mrcnaslng eisewnere. aMnrtment is bow complete, aod will be found to embrace The every desirable style. sept. a rA RD.I It Is my purpose to resume the DractJceof Law IV in the Supreme Court of tbe United ritatee, the Circuit Courts for the districts of Ohio and Missomrt, and 1b the Supreme Court i banK of hi" bw oi vauo j.ty ao. 1890. t. Ewmn. sjihB WIDE, WIDE WORLD. By Elisabeth WsherelL Jul received, and for aale bv ap?3 BUNTINUTON EaoINTIRK. TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS IN OHIO. SUPREME COURT. TY the act passed at the last Legislature, the fupreme Court jl in toe several countiea ol this state, tor lea r 1851, wdl beholden as followa i Hamilton... Mar.lO IIancock.. Clermont.. .April 111 Putnam.. .June 98 1 Licking ....Sept lf) 'Jo 1 t-osnoctun.. Brown 94 1 Van Wert .. Adama lis Paulding ... Highland... 30 Defiance .. . Fayette May 9 1 Williams ... Madison.... " 5 'Fulton Clark 7 1 Henry Oreeue " 9 Lucaa Clinton 19 Wood Warren.... H , Ottawsy.... Butler 17 1 Sandusky... Montgomery 91 Erie Proble ii tn Huion Dsrke 28 Lorsin Miami ii 89 Cuyahoga .. Sbolby 31 Geauga " 30llolmea 95 July 1 Tuscarawas. 99 11 2: Stark Oct. 1 ' 4 ! Carroll 4 'i 5 Columbiana, i 6 ' 7 JiU.tiou ... 11 1 8 Harrison ... 13 e 11 i Belmont .. . " 16 " 12 1 Monroe " 20 14 j Guernsey . . 10 ; Muskingum. 19 ! Morgan 23 1 Washington, 96 : Meli in ii 27 29 30 Galli Not. 9 S Mercer June 9 Lake ... 31 1 Lawrence Augiaue .. Allon Hardin.... Logan Champaign Union Delawat.. Marion .... Crawford... Wyandot.. 4 Ashtabula ..Aug. 4 Scioto... 7 10 11 13 13 15 17 10 as 95 27 5 'Trumbull... 7 Piko., 7 1 Mahoning , 9 1 Portaao.... 14 i Jackson SO; Vinton ... 22 Athens .., 37, Hocking , 11 1 Summit 14! Medina 16! WHyne srj rcrry . 181 Ashland ....tlept 5 Fairfield.... 'JO 1 Richland ..." 6 Ross ai i Morrow .... " 11 ; Pickaway . . . 23 1 Knox " lGlFrankUu.... Seneca And tbe Court In Bank on the first day of December. COURTS OF COMMON PLEA 9- FIRST CiacVIT Darkt April 1, July and October 15. Afmmi April 15, Autrust 12 and November 4. Preblt June 3 and September 30. SECOND ctRcurr. Marlon March 4, May vi7 and October 28. Delaware March IB, June 3 and November 1 1 Cfaword April 1. June 17 and November 35. Seneca April 8, June 24 and December 9. tf yandol April 22, July l anu Decern oor id. THIRD CIRCUIT. Mahoning February IS, May 14 and November 4. Portage Februnry 2rt, May 8 and November 1H. Summit March 12, June 17 and December 9. Ashtabula April 2, July 8 and September 34. irunouu April io, jury v ana ucwoer v. VOUATH CIRCUIT. Perry March 18, June 17 and September 16. licking April 29, July 99 and October 38. Muiktngun April 1, July 1 and September 30. FIFTH CIRCUIT. Columbiana March 13, Juno 18 and September 17. CarrolL-April 8, September 2 and November 1 1. TnKarawae April 23, August 20 and November 19. Stark May 6, August 6 and October 32. SIXTH CIRCUIT. Pickaway March 10, September 1 and November 24. Fairfield March 24, Mny 26 and September lfi. Hacking April ai, Juiy ana novomoer iu. Ron April 28, Juno 16 and October 6. SKVlt NTH CIRCUIT. Butler -February 24, May 19 and September 23, Warren March 24, July 26 and November IU. Qrrene March 10, June 9 and October 27. Cli nt on April 7, August 11 and November 24, iohth cinctTrr. Athene Mirch 4, Mny 20 and September 3. Vinton March 18, May 27 and Septembor 15. Mrige March 24, Juno 2 and September 32 ffd'Ainfm April 8, Juno 10 and October 15. Martran April 21. Juno 23 and October 37. Noble Juno 19 and November 9, ninth circuit. Civil Trrm Frhrnnrv 17. Mnv lfi and November 7. Criminal Tcrne January 17, Marrih 31, July 4 and Octobers. Superior Court January 3, April 4, July 4 and October 3. Commercial Court Mny 6. Criminal Courf January 3, April 2, July 2 and October 1. TENTH CIRCUIT. Adam March 4, July 1 and September 33. Fayette March 18, July 1ft and October 7. Clermont March 05, July 29 and October 21. Highland April 15, August 19 and November 11 Btokh April 29, September 2 and November 25. KLIVKNTH CIRCUIT. Holmtt January 90, April 21 and September 1-a4iAnnd February 10, May 5 and September 15. Medina March 3, May 19 and October 6. Wayne Marcn 17, June 3 and October 37. TWTCLFTH CIRCUIT. WnVrnfalg-HtS, jl'JSicfli1 toftehiKr ,0. Union April 14, Juno 30 aud September Vy. Cfar April 31, August 4 and October 20.-Logan May .1, July 21 and October 6. Madison May 19, August 18 and November 3. THIRTEENTH CIRCUIT. Brie February 3, May 12 and September 22. Huron February 24, Juno2aiiiiUctober 13. Snnduektr March 10, Juno 10 and October 27. Wood March 17, Juno 23 and November 3. l.ucae March 21, June 37 and November 7. Ottawa May 5, September 15. FOURTEENTH CIRCUIT. Superior Court February 3, May 5, Auuust 4 and November 3. Cuyahoga January 7, March 10, Juno 16 and October b. Lorain February 3, May 5 and November 10 Oeaug a February 17, May 10 and September 1. Lake April 14, July 31 and September 15. FIFTEENTH CIRCUIT. Belmont March 4, June 3 and September 16. Harrieon March 25, June 24 and October 7. Mo nne April 8, July 20 and October 21. Guerniey April 22, August 12 and November 4. Jtffereon May 6, Augusi 26 and November 1H. SIXTEENTH CIRCUIT. Shelby March 6, June 5 and 8eptraber 2. Mercer Mnrch 17, June 16 and October 20, Hrd in April 7, August 4 and November 3. Hancock April 14, August 11 snd November 10. Allen April 31, August 18 and November 17. Auglaize April 2tj, June 23 and October 27. SEVENTEENTH CIRCUIT, Scioto February 10, Mny 1 and September 1. pike February 27, May 19 and September 15. Lawrence March 10, May 29, and September 22. Gallia Mnrch 24, June 12 and October 6 JucAw-April 1, June 36 and October 30. EIGHTEENTH CIRCUIT. Williant March 4 and September 9. Pauldtng March 18 and September 3. Van Wert March 25 and October 7. Putnam April 1, June 17 and October 21, Henry April 15 and November 10. Fulton April 22 and September 2.1. tyiait April 29, June 10 and September 16. NINETEENTH CIRCUIT. Cokocton March 17, June 1 and October 15. fiicA(and Marc-h 31, August 18 and November 24 Aorrow April 28, July 7 and September 23. A noi May 5, July 28 and October 27. TWENTIETH CIRCUIT. AfottfomtTy April 15, August 12 and November 4. mHEUNDERStGNKD respectful- R ly Informs the Deonle ol this city and the adjacent couutry, that he baa opened a Shop at the corner of Snanr Alloy nnd High Hr.. wheronc intenda to ki?p lor sale all articles In bis line of business such sa Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Carpet Hans. Ladiea' Satchels, Whlua, He., Ac. ; whkh hntn'nds to soli on as good if not on better terms than tie . am ; -irfcle can be nao eisewnere, Two doxen Hogskina, for scaling, lor saie m . anu w-tj. rVT" Repairing done on short not.ee chsi t: low. an22-ly WILl.tAM STARR. Railroad Car Manufactory. HI DO WAYS cV KIAinAI.L, Colnmbua, Ohio, HAVE established at this central point tho manufacture; oi fn . Ftrolaht. (J ravel nnd II nnd Cam foT Railroads, and assure all western Railroad companies that It will be their constant aim to procure the beat materials and work men, and to turn out the best kind of work at fair prices. Specimens may be seen on thn Columbus and Xenia Railroad. Tho patronage of Railroad companiea is rospecttully solicited. ROUUII AND READY HATH. 4 Now; so, SCO edina apd Now style, pure white and Ann quality, Just received . Al complete stock, ot all prices and qualities, to no opou a ay or iwo oy n. tunut-o m. vv. nVVIllVlli Rllllk A. U .L 1 vini lllin, u ... . I TaOR Ladies, Mieses, Children, Men and Roys, a complete aa- A aortment, particularly for cold leeatHer, ju openea Dy oclO H. COWLES St CO. pANADA STRAW IIATl. A fine issortrocnt, ol all J quauues ana sues, jusi receivea dj maylO H. COWLE8 A CO STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS. Dnvtr' CoBttw of ninthernntlrn. IIRST Lessons in Arithmetic, School Arithmetic, University Arithmetic, Elementary Algebra, Elementary Geometry, Practical Geometry, Bourdon s Algebra, Legendcr's Goimetry, Surveying, Analytic Geometry, CaTcuius Descriptive Geometry, Shades, shadows, Ac rnriter'B wnooi rniinaopniea. Juvenile Philosophy. First Lessons in Natural Philosophy, School Compendium, Rhetorical Reader. Itlrw. Kntma Wltinra'n fferira ai nrnwni ovna. Wiiird'B Hlatnrv nf tha United States or Republic of Ameri ca, Willard's School History of the United Statea. Mrs. Willard's School History of the United States Is one ot thoM rare thimra. a sood school book, infinitely better than any of the United States histories fitted for schools which we have at present' dnnnnett uavue. Nrtknda Elocutionary Wnrkan Little flpcaknr. American Speaker, School Dialogues. Watts on tbe Mind. Thinker's Botany. Rsyitlbtt s Philosophy ot Mechanics. MAi)irm.D's American Education. Page's Theory and Practice of Teaching. Mnhew on Popular Education. Fulton at Eastman's Copy Rook, designed for schools and Academies. (deilT HUNTINGTON St MacINTIRE. DISSOLUTION. THE firm of KILBOURNE JONES was dissolved on the 10th ultimo by mutual consent. All debts due by and to said firm will be settled by their mo oeseors, KUbomrne, Kubns A Co. L. KILBOURNE, April 15,1851. LO. JONES. UNION MUTUAL I.IVK INH.JIt ANCK t'O.MPAYN, QI.TON, MASSACHUHRTTfl. !niiltnl I.VMHH. -THIS Company insure lives on the moot lavurablo terms, and grnnt California risks, overland or by hea. 1'remiums can be pHid quarterly, or semi annually. Aiuoiiut available for pity-tnentol losses, 1)105,219, On tbe 1st of July last, this company declared a dividend ot 75 percent, credited to holders ot Life Policies, Persona desirous to injure In this company, will bo furuishc l with pamphlets and blank applications, gmtis. T. STOCKTON, Aent, Utile No. T3 High at. Dr. Wh. Tbevttt, Medical Examiner. janl4.1y UTIC'A INMUItANfK COHIPANV, UTIfA.N.V. Capital 9100.000. T UK undersigned, agent for the above Company, la prepared to take insurances ou property of every dose rip lion, against luss or damage by fire, and against thn perils ol the ska or inland navigation. Risks taken on favorable terms, and losses promptly adjusted T. STOCKTON, Agent, mi U Oftico No. 73 High st EAV.l.E INS! HANCE COM. ANY, CINCINNATI. Cnpltnl 100,0 00. INSURANCES taken in this company again! loasnrdamageby Are. and aaalnst the ncrils of tho sea or inland navigation. on property of every description. All losses promptly adjusted, and risks taken on as tavorsble terms as any in the city. jmnviy i. aiuijMun, Agent TITY INSUHANCR COMPANY OF CINCINNATI. Minimi $1300,000 1 Office oppoatte the Cnpltnl II on so. llt undorsigned i bns been appointed a appointed Agent of the ahovn com X pnny for the city of Columbus, and Is authorised to insure oropeny oi every aescripuon against loss or aamagcoy fire, ana ffmnst tho perils of the Sea or Inland Navigation, ty Kisks taken on tbe most favorable t-rms. T. STOCKTON, Agnnt. DIRECTORS. E B Reader, William Hurnct, Qeorge Carlisle, J C Thorp, J. M. Blair, H. Hup-r, J. P. Kllbrcth, K 8. Haines, II, L, UoHman. t. B. REEDER, President. N. Gregory, Secretary laplSdtl OHIO MVK HTOCK INNUKANCB COMPANY. Cnpltnl tj'SO.OOO! with prMlege to Incrcnan It to 150,000! rpHIS CnmnanTlsnow nreuarcd to insure Horses. Mules. Cat n. tin and Sheep against death or damage, eithor by fire, water, accident or disease of any or all kinds. All losses liberally adjusted and promptly paid within 30 days alter tbo proof ot loss. This Company will tako risks upon horses and mules used In laociiy ana counrry, ana upon norscs, muics ana came Doing shipped or driven to the eastern or southern markets T. STOCKTON, Agent E. M. Williams, Inspector .Office, Blnke St Harrison's Livery Stable. WM. BURNET, Prwtidcnt 8 W. Rreder, Secretary. mny 15 COhUMIlUl INMUItANCE COMPANY, FIHE AND ,t!A It IN li., THIS Company continues to insure ovcry epeclea of building, and the furniture, machinery, goods, warea and merchandize, and other property contained therein, against loss or damngo be tiro; also, steamboats, and all sail vessels, and thecargoesot atennv boats, sail vessels, keel boats, and other water emit, against tho penis oi sens, ibkcs, and mors, on tne most invoranir tenna. juneyo-dtf PKMAS ADAMS, Jr., Soc'y iKTNA INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Hartford, Connecticut. Capital paid in and safely Invested 270.(KH). The subscriber, A cent lor this Comnnnf. Is nre pared to take every description ol Fire Insurance, upon liberal terms. ije,'a-an.j u ni,r,AArinAL, Agent, coiumtms. JUDGE LEAVITT't .II!HTH'KH GUIDE, IMHUACINO the duties ot Justices of tho Peace, Constables J and other township otlicers; including ottlcers acting under thn school law. with aimronriate Forms Alio. Dlreellona nnd Forms lor Executors, Administrators and Guardians, with treatises on tlio law ot Partnerships and Bailment, and tbo duties and iiauiunes oi common uarriers, uarners oi rmsengers, and inn-keepers; with a collection of Forms of Deeds, Articles ol Agreo Dient. Bonds, Powers of Attorneys, Wills, &c, Ac. By Hum phrey H. Loavitt, Judge of the District Court ol tho United 8 Into-lnrthc district ol Ohio. 1 vol. 8 vo , 630 pages. Price reduced to tn va, in gooa irw uinaing. The present edition of the above work has been compiled with grunt enre, and is now presented to the public with many important additions and improvement!. Tho publisher indulges a strong confidence that the present edition will prove a valuable assiatdiit to Justices ot tho Peace, Constables, and other town- ship otlicera. The principnl statutory provisions, relating to tbe duties, with tho constructions, sanctioned by the laws of tho Stnte, nnd other legal rolcrenues, are embraced under appropriate heads. Tbe forma ut tboso ulllcers have been carefully revised, and large additions made to their number. To the Justicea of tho I'eace, nnd the man of business, the compendius Treatise "PH1..11I..I.U pniiuurBiiius. it., hmo mat relating to bailments, including tho auili'Dniiii iinbiiuieH ur toiiKiion carriers, carriers of passengers, aud inn-keepers, will be of great practical utility. Tho Conatnblc'aj nnd Townalifp Officer' Guide, EmhrHcing the duties of Coiistahles and uther township ollicers, Inulufling odicers acting under tbo school Ihws, with appropriate forms; also, dirocliuns nnd forms for executora, administralora and guardians, with treatise on the law of partnership and bail- m-m, huh idu uunea huu uniuiiue oi cuminim carriers, carriers of pnsst'ngera, aud iuu-keepers ; with a collection of forms of deeds, articles of agreement, bonds, powers of attorney, wills, Ac, ic,, by Humphrvty H. Leavitt, Judge of th District Court ot the United rttuU's lor the UiiUict ot Ohio. 1 vol. 8vo. Frico 1,2. The forms of articles of agreement, conveyances, and other in struineuta of writing, neceainry in tho daily transactions ol Ufa, will be found ot great convenience to every man ot business. Tho Townalilp Officer's Alnnunl, Comprising, tirst, tbe powers and duties ut township officers, with all the necessary forms for the transaction of tholr business, Slc. Second , of tbe settlemen t of estatea of deceased persons, and ot the duties of executors and administrators. Thirdly, forms for conveyancing, agreements, bonds, bills, accounts, notes, tfcc, &.c. 1 vol. lmo. Price 60 cents. A lull supply ol tho above valuable works constantly for sale at the Bookstore ol HUNTINGTON St. MacINTIKK. ihijy may also be had, at tho publisher's prices, ol the following persons, vix ; Joseph Jones, book seller, Chillicothe; Wil-linm McArthur, Circleville; Jaa.Stephenaon, Portsmouth; San-ford &co., booksellers, Newark; W. W. Heed Sl Hons, and A. W. 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Ells, bookicllcr, Dayton; Francla Harris, Xenia; James Morrison and H Lim-bockar, Fiqua; Thomas Brodle, Postmaster, Lebanon ; H W Derby A- co., booksellers, Cincinnati; 1 F Dcailver, do. do., Clark Millikan, Rossville, Butler co.; Wm W Fay, Delaware; 0 C Worth, Upper Sandusky; Curtis Allen, Mnrlou; John Melrin, London, Madison co.; Oeo Ebort, Tiffin; Wm Hood, Porrys- ourgn ; u c newman ana j m crosny, NorwaiR j u Lamt), r ind-lay ; Olto II Mooller, Somerset, Perry co.: Paraone St co.. Elvria: B Llppett, ML Vernon L Jewett, Athens ; J Medill, Coshocton ; Auditor of Morrow co., ML Gilead ; E M Horl'man, Greenville, Dame co.; Nevina McLaughlin, BellelnnUino ; George Swee ny, ncwou. Columbus, April 1R, 1851-daw The Western Agriculturist Prof. W. W. MATHER. Editor. Cor. Secretary of the Ohio State Board of AgrxcnUurtt Aided by seven rmi gentlemen wen Known as able scientific and practical Agriculturists. COi.dihbiih. num. A MONTHLY Agricultural paper will bo published tn Colunv bua, Ohio, commencing January 1st. 1851. devoted to the in terest of Asriculture. it win aim to collect ana dirruse aucn Knowledge connected with agriculture, domestic and political economy, arts and manufactures, as will advance tbo Interests, and elevate the sentiments of Its readers. Tho editors lecl that, unaided, they cannot redeem this nlcdirn. yet they rely with confidence on the aid to be derivod frum oth- cr sources. The work will bo of royal octavo suo. of good Dancr and tvtw. wmi Ju, pnuRB, ruin put up in neat covcra. terms, one aonar per year payment in advance, ana nil suo-scriptions to commenco with thn tirst number ot tho volume. Ail matters connected with tho editorial department may be aarevnea w w. v. juathkr, tjoiumous, umo. All business letters (postage paid) directed to dull J. U. RILEY St CO., Publishers. CAPITAL IINIVRRHTTY. rOIsITiyiniTS. O. rpHE SUMMER TERM of this institution will commence on X Thnradny, the first nf Mny next, snd continue until me iu oi Juiy, alter wmcn tnore win no a vacation ot six weena The central position ot Columbus, and the tailrosda, canals, Ac. which concentrate here, render this institution easy nf ac cess from an nart of Ohio or the adltcent ?talf s. and commend It to tbe patronage of parents who are compelled to send their sons from homo for education. The course of study is full and thorough In all the departments of classical literature. Mathematics and Physirnl sci ences usually pursued in such an institution. Special attention is aiao ffiven to uie Herman language. In the Grammar School are tnuuht the elements of Ancient and Mortfrn languages, and of Mnthemntica, and everything connected witha good English and business education. The price of Tuition In the College classes, or of studies pursued there, Is tm dollars per term. In the Grammar School, tii dollartfor the Simmer term. Rnmriiina mnA lr.Hr.intT. inrliirlinn fniol tir. lift-tltM. Can PP obtRined In private iamilioa ot tbo best moral character, at Irom sjl.50 to Wa per weeK. waening, vo cents per Feci, . WM. M. HKYNOLUH, D.U., President, and Professor of Men tal and Moral PhiloRnphy, Ac . 1 and Moral 1 hiloiwphy, Ac . , Rkt. W. F. LEHMjVNN, Professor ol Gcrmsn Language snd Literature. Rev. A. E3SICK, A.M., Professor of Ancient Languages. J. A. TRF.SBLER, Esq., A.M., Professor of Maibomatica and Nnrural Philosophy. Ma. DANIEL WORLEY, A.B. Tutor. Any Information that may bndHred will be cheerfully fm-nlshed by the Prrsidcnt, either by letter, or persoimi y at his residence on East Town street, two doors east of the rman Reformed Church, or by m E98'' ijpij.j "eeretary of Faculty. .. .l.m v m i.v iv I u AHHOTSPOKn EDITION, (OM V LETE In 13 super royal Sw. voU, with all the steel plates J ot the original edition, and several hundred engravings on . . 7 . . . Tt I. .l.An sl thn now HnnhatOPM wood, glossary, etc., tu, ror v"t- J. II. KII.KY CO. jumu rtHCRCH P8ALMI8T, la aver, style ol bindiiii. V"'T,d'"d,0r"jf1j?TIH(.TOI. MacINTIRE. Pails l)io State Jfountol. THURSDAY MORNINQ, JULY 23. 1851. A Carious Story, A writer in the Philadelphia Sunday Ditpatck give the following as one of the exueriencea of an editn- r a daily paper in lhat city. 1 here were ao many persona who viaited Ihe editor with a design to discuss in rather a anmmarv minn.r the subject of their grievances, that these little embellishments (pistola) seemed somewhat indispensable. It duet appear, however, that they were called into active use, a tight of them usually auswering a very pacificatory purpose. One day, when they were out of sight, a tall, atout, athletic person entered the editorial room very quietly, and perceiving the gentleman present whom he especially wanted, he carefully closed the door and locked it, and deposited the key in his pocket. The editor, who was engaged in writing, looked up, eyed these notes of preparation with some anxiety, and placing his hand in hie ooat bocom .ninilaJ lU M.nll TU. ..:. -a". 1.1 Ii that there was no euves-droppers, took a seat opposite the editor, and for a moment they gazed silently end calmly at each other. The one, aa we said, was a tall round, well-built, and solid fipure of mankind. The other was short, slim, apparently active and evidently disposed to take mine measures of defence, if suddenly called upon. The visitor quietly said " We are alone, I think t " The editor merely nodded assent. " Yon are unarmed, I see ? " To this there was no reply, but a sort of sneer crossed the face of the gentleman of the quill. " No matter sir, I am twice your aize. I 've reason to winh ynnr death. The key of your door is in my pocket. There ii no one within call, for I looked in every room as I en me up." The editor said nothing, but kept his eye 6xed upon his visitor. " I am a desparate man, and accustomed to scenes of violence. Now, sir, what is there "he said this rising " to prevent me crushing you here beneath my feet, at once, and putting an end to my worst enemy 1 " The editor quietly drew a pistol from his pocket and cocked it but without removing his eyes from the face of his visitor. ' Very good. I see you are provided. It looks like a sood article, too. Bu t iut it up. I did n't come here to murder yon, or I might have done it when I first , entered." And he re seated himself. " Mny I politely inquire your name and purpose, now that wo appear to have a better understanding?" said the editor. " My name ia Wood. I am a professed thief. " Sir," snid the editor, springing to his feet. " Don't be ao impatient," quietly added the visiter. " I did not come here to rob you. And even if it were in any way," carefully looking round, "there is not much here that would repay the link." " Ah, well go on Mr. Wood." " I am a thief sir." " That's candid enough, at any rate, Mr. Wood." "I understand your sneer sir. But I am nciiher a pick.pocket nor a highway robber. I am a burglar, sir, by profession, and well known to most of the po lico." " Do n't you think, sir, that I could as conveniently listen to your confessions with the key in the door t " " You. mistake me again, sir," said the visitor. "I had no intention to carry off your key. But I have something to say, to which I am determined yon shall listen ; and you'll excuse me if I seem rather impatient, and singular in my way of doing business, for I do n't choose to be interrupted." " Go on, Mr. Wood," said the editor. And he threw himself back in his chair, half closed his eyes, and through the other half watched all the motions of his company. My nam ia Wood t I am celebrated aa a burglar. The police know it. But we have a mutual interest 111 supporting each other. If there were no burglars, society would need no police. If there were no police, burglars would be too abundant. All would become burglars, and the business would be unprofitable." "Curious philosophy." ss.r. "-".. i Pin TiaivurDIICr UIUUDK 11 1 IU 10 11 11 Good as any other, sir. besides heini? nmrtiral and founded upon acknowledged social fact instead of in-tallcrfual theories." " Well, wall go on." " I robbed Mr. M 's store, in M street, fha other night. You must have heard of it. Seventeen thousand dollars worth of goods missing in three hours. I flatter myself that was a neat job creditable even to my handiwork." I he editor started. " Oh, it's all right, sir The police know it verv ' well. But they have not the pr.mf. They put, therefore, one.balf the reward offered in one private .pot, and the other, the next day all the missing goods are found. Thia, you'll perceive ii a fair ' busineaa trana-action ' And bi the law must have a victim, a sreen. horn, whom I took into the speculation with mn to watch the door, gets nabbed by the police, and goei to the penitentiary to keep out of further bud association.."" I it possible," mused the editor. " But I did not come hern to boaat. And now after thia preface, which you will find necessary to enable ynn fully to comprehend my position, air, let me explain tho purpose of my visit. 1 have a family a wife and three daughter,. They are respectable, aa the-world calls it. They eat well, drink well, dress well, and were happy, until yon, air, interfered with tbeir felicity, and tried to render them miserable. " I, air, poob !" laid the startled editor. " Yea, sir, you but indirectly of course. Mv fami ly did not ahare my ignomy. they passed in sociely by another name, and having comfortable maana, were always welcomed by troops of frienda iu every quar ter, les. air, tney were nappy. Ana it ever! enjoyed myself in my life it was in thnie moments when,' ' having completed some professional job in a truly artistic manner, I have gone home contented, and listened tn the endearing prattle of my light hearted and in nocent children. Here the robber wiped awny a tear and continued " You, sir. have put an end to all thia felicitv. Yon have snatched from me my only cup of consolation. Yon have plunged four unsuspecting and guiltless creatures into dis ross ; and I have now come, air, to aee if . you have tho heart of a man, or are disposed to ttrow ' witn poison tne me pain oi inese neipieaa neings, aaan atonement for what you may conceive ray depredatione upon tho community? " "I oo n I unaersiana you, air. ' I was temporarily arrested the other day, and discharged. The next day I atarted off for Wilmington, to place my daughter in an elegant achral, to fit Uiam with the accomplishments society deems indispensable. I lolt them there went to Baltimore returned to Wilmington. At the school I found your paper, sir; and your reporter, not content with publishing my arrest, and sneaking of me in terms calculated to indues everybody to look upon me as a loper, gave myosas the name under which my family had lived ao long and so happily, untainted with my professional reputation. My daughters were conrteonsly turned out of school. "When I arrived here, I discovered that my wife had been compelled to abandon our home. The ban was upon us. We had no friends no home. Tha ringer of scorn met ut at every footstep. And though I conld well have borne thia myself, tt almost breaks my heart to aee my innocent wife and children thn. stricken down at it were, by the lightning of tho pres., at my feet." " Upon my toul, it it hard ! " exclaimed the editor. "Hard, tir, I could hnve killed you but murder i. not in my line, and ia seldom profitable." ' " My family are now about to take up a new residence, under a new name. Let that name be aacred, and they may again be happy. Expose it, and as life will be no longer valuable to me, yours will certainly have a tenure limited only by my own. Yon under-atand, sir." 41 PerfectlT. Their name shall never be mentioned not nn account of your threats, however, but on tn r 1 ..it.. It Mr. Wood bowed his thanks and withdrew. Thit incident is truth every word of it although i may resemble a romance. Neil Dease Shae lad Bat Stare. I am soiling off all of tliat atenitve stock ol fW Bonis, take., llau, Leatkersuia m4Um,JJ aTln quantities to auit purchaaera.at lower price, ibana. . . . . , . L uui d u j .L . Oral aMaa Can ne lOUttU eiMlwnore. u,uw pr. dw n. aap . - of Baltimore glaiiahter and Bpaniie Bole Learner, nnaon saaa light wnl.ht.; M00 sldea Wax and Buff Opjawi MOO Taaipleo, Freoeh and Boot Morocco I 1000 Faney Lining., all colore 1004 French and PMIadalphla Kip and Calf Salna 500 Hata. Wall, Hats an selling ehoap now.daa. NcCralmer Is making large quantities of his Fin. Boots. . MJaD5-dll A.0.BROWH.