Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1852-03-18

              VOLUME XV. COLUMBDS, THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 18 152. NUMBER 213 0 I'ltlNTKO AND PUBLISHED BY SOOTT & BASOOK, OK KICK joubnal Buu.Di.vas, man and haul bthrbts. COUNTING ROOM ON PEARL STREET. TERiHS Invnrlnbly In advance I'hc Dully, tu persona in Columbua, per yoar ' sent by mail out ol Columbus - JO 1)0 S 00 ' during tho anasion, and Trl- Weekly balance of year In Columbu Hy mull Tne Trl-Wookly by mall Weekly In Columbu . . . . , Out ol the city; by mall, ample To el uba ot four and upwardi - To club ol ten and upvrarda, to one addresa- Daily, aoaalon . . . Trl Weekly Weekly, single To cluba ol live and upward! 5 00 4 00 i) 00 a oo 1 60 1 85 1 00 a oo l oo no 40 Advertising. The tolluwing ratoa and rulea ol advertising hare been agreed pon between the pmprietora ol the Ohio Slatrman and the Ohio Siaie. Juiiriurt, to bo observed, in all eaaea, alter thla dHte. July JO, Will. Dully i'npor. Onoaquarn, lOllnea or leaa, ono Insertion " " " each additional ... " " " 1, we-k " ' " 2 " 3 " 14 1 month " 3 1' " 3 ' ii ft ....' SO 50 . 0 25 . . 1 50 . S 00 . . 3 00 . 4 00 . . 00 . 8 00 10 00 . 15 00 . 18 00 . 10 00 ao oo as oo 25 Of) . no oo 80 00 35 00 40 01) . 45 00 ii 12 dtaudlng onrd, 5 llnea or leea, perannum Ml noluuw.witb 4r.bar.gea, ' ". a ii ii ia tt " changed weekly " daily with 4ohanuea ii ii A ii ii i!) ii ii ehauged weekly 14. 55 00 130 00 I uuiiy Other caaoa not provided for, chargeable" in conlormlly with the above ratea. The atandard of meaaurcment to he minion type. . For each additional aquare in the daily, inaerted one month, or a greater length ot time, and for each additional aquare luaerlcd under the yearly ratea, hall price. No advertiaoment to he considered hy the year, unless It is ape. citied on the manuscript, or prnvioualy agreed upon between tho partiea. Publishers not accountable lor the accuracy of legal advertisement beyond tho atnouut charged lor their publication. Announcing candidate (for offices of every dcaeription) to ho obarged at the rate of titty cent per week, lor each name; the aame to be, in all caaea, paid in advance. All advertisements from stranger or transient persona to be paid in advance, Advert iacmenta not marked on the copy for a specified number ol insertions, will bo continued one month, unlcaa ordered out, and payment will be exacted accordingly. The privilegea of yearly advertiser will bo confined rlitldly to their regular business; and all advertisements not pertaining thereto, to bo paid lor extra. Advertisements lor Auctioneer, (leneral Agents, Real Estnte Agents, Ate., not to bo contracted lor by tho year, but to bo charged by the piece, at the usual niton. No AllVKUTISUMKNT CAN BE IN5KIITKD OnATUITOUSI.V. Advi.f .. wilts forcharitable Institution, tire coin pan ie, ward, towuslup mil other public meetings, and uch liko.to be charged hall puce . Deaths inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral invitation or obituary tioticca, ami when so accompanied, tu be paid for, llegu'a; n lvertlaera, and all othersaendlng communifatlona or rnquiiimi noticca, desiring to call attention to lair, oirees, concerts, or nv puulic entertainments where charuca are mado lor admittno.'i' -all notice ot private asaociationa every notice doi :ii"J I "all attention to private enterpriaea, calculated or in. tended t utom ite Individual interest, can only be Inaerted with the uuiliiratanding that the aumo i to be paid lor. If intended to be inaerted in the editorial column, tho aame will be charged at tho rate of not less than 20 cents per lino, and then only when accompanied by au advertisement All i..Hd..H advertisements to bo charged not lesa than double tho above rate, and measured a it olid. Advertisements ou the Inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 50 per cent, in advance on tho above rates. Attorney will he holden lor tho prlco of iuaortlng ndvertlao-mcnts brought in by them. It. E. SMITH, Auction rtud CoiniiiiHHion Dlorebant, No. U, Oileon Bnildinga, (Jolunibuit, Ohio. ALL kinds of Mor.ihaiuliz.o, Ileal Katato, Household Furniture &C, &c.,old on reasonable terms. I'oraonswishingnnyde-scription of gooda Bold will find it to their advantago to call. Liberal advnncca made on consignments. Columbus, Oct. J, 1851.-tt NOTICE. THE undersigned have this daynaaociated themaelvea In hnai-neaa, under the linn ot WM. HICHAKUd It CO.jU.tho old ataud ot Wm. Richards, No. 1, Neil Ilouae, oppeaite StaU! offleea WM. HICHAItDS, Columbua, February 1, 1851. WM. U. BLADE, The liberal patronairo with which our frienda and tho publia Konerally Anre lavored'ue, ia gratefully acknowledged j and a en, (inuationof tho aame ia respectfully solicited. February 1, 18J1. WM. RICHARDS it CO. All neraon havlua unacttled account with tho lata firm ol Wm. Richard, are invited to call and aettlo the aame by cah or note. WM. KlCliAKDS. February 1, 1851. mariO CI.0AK8. A GREAT variety of Cloaks, from 15 to $100 ulao, rich 1 Cloak Velvets, can be found at the New sftoroof HUAfLKY & HALL, oc22 Backus' Klock. fLAIN AM) JVlUUItUIJ DEI.AINKH. AN endlesa variety ol l lain aud Figurud DeLaiuea, Cashmere, French Merinoca, Bombazinea, ate., at the New Store ot SUAl'LEY U HALL, ooaa Backua' Block. TUB NKvV MTOUK OF MIAF1.EY & IIALIj 18 tho place to buy Calicoea, bleaohrd and unbleached Muolina, Bay State Shawla, to.,cheap oeaa DI.ACK KKENCH MITTM. 17ARIOUSqunliliea and pricea aome veryauporlor. Juatre- V oeived, by expreaa, at Jy4 M. UOODINR'S KOIt HW.ii.. rpUOSE two well known Lola No. 750 and 757, on the corner X of Rich and Sixth atreeta, with atreeta and alley all round them, formerly the property ol Cheater Johnaon, ou which are a great varii ty ot choice Iruit and shrubbery, and aubdivided into aeven part to uit purchaaur. ALSO Two Lou on the cornerol Friend and Seventh atreeta aubdivided iuto aeven parts to auit pu rchaavra. There ia an alh y lVtfcetin wiiith running through them tor general convenience The whole ol the foregoing property will be aold on very accommodating tenua. For particular, inquirool Tboma Wood, agent. IfcbiiT.) WM. I'll ELAN. AHUKL OAI.LOWAV. HKNair . FAOK. (lAUiflWAY PA ii E, ATTORNEYS AT LA If. WE will practice law, as partner, in the Courts of Franklin and ad loining counties, and in tho Circuit aud District U.S. Courts. Oitlce in Watt's new building, opposite ttc House, mayfi-tf A. B. BCTTI.KSt, Attorney nnd f'oiinoellor lit l.nw'.t'olnniliiin, Ohio. Ollice, No. a, Neil' Exchange, opposite Secretary ol Slate' otlicos jy7 WAl.TKll TIIKAI.1-, Attorney and Counaellornt l.nw, Colombo, Ohio. ALSO, a Coiuiniasiouer to Mkothe Ackuowledglueulol Dio'da for Uto State ot New York. octal) LDCtAN HOTTLK.J. IIIKO.COM8TI1CK. OXO.O.COMSTOCK. HI T ir.E.S, CO.l.hTWK & CO., (Succea.ora to It. Coinstia'K A Co..) FORWARDING AM) COMMISSION MERCHANTS, I.ard Oil Mannfacturcra, and dealer in Salt, l'lasler, Kith and Lumber. Head ot the Canal, Columbua, Ohio. Liberal advancea mado on conaignmcnta. mate J. RIDCiWAY cfc 1'O'S Iroat Foundry, Itrond straset, near tho Bridge, Colam-buat Ohio. gtovea ol all kinds, and a great variety ofCastlnga, always on hand. octl,'41 till. HDHRHT TIIO.HIKON!4 OFKICK. N1 O. 4, Nell'o Kxrhnnge, oppoite the Secretary ot State' office. Hish jtreet, Columbua. decll va. aainsxT. - t.iu-xv. SEIBKltT LIM.Er, BOOK-R1NDEII.S, High street, opposite lha l'oblie Offlce. Columbus r-".'45 " 4. EKE, ABBOTT sfc CO., DEALERS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Nails, Glas, House Builder' Material. Farmin; and Mueiianical Tooia. Military (rood, &c aio. No. Iiil High atreet. aign ol the Uilt Padlock. r. c laaaioN. . - hauhb F. C. SESSIONS 4c CO.. WROLXSALI AND BXTAtl. DEAL IX II DRY GOODS, Roota, Shoea, Hat, Cap. Straw Good, etc Four doors aoulh of the American, Columbua. loctfl EI.DHIDUE tV illAUTIM, DRAPERS AND IslLORS, Blk utM, lat ioor north f Ton, opiaiu taa V. 8. Botd, ARE prepared to execute all order in their line ol business, in the neatest and moatlashionable style. JOSEPn ELDRIDGE, aplCdti A. L. MARTIN. VALUABLE PUOI'KKTY M TUiRO MTKEET FOR SALE. A N unimproved halflot corner 2d and 8tteatreet:a1aoeom A modioua Brick dwelling with 10 room and good out-bnlld lac nearly new, corner 3d and Rich street. Enquirrof 8 BUTTLES, COMSTOCK Co. eli lvmtvil 1.1 afR INSIIHANCK RIK4. WARREN JENKINS. Ueaeral Insurance Agent, will reeeive application for Life Insurance, ioeluding California Krak i. sit at tieeaqnancri, oppusuw in via owk uoiumDUB. " J iierti a. uii r nv. Notary Pablic and Cemmlnieaer for New York aad Utscaasia. A T tbe-OfSco of P. B. A; J. A. WILCOX, High rtreet. Bear XV Broa INSURANCE. Office of tho Franklin Iiisnrnnrc Company, OK NKW YOIIK, SAKATOIJA SPRIM.S. IN conformity to the requirement ol the Inwa el Ihn state In new rork, the franklin J'trn ftisurunco Company ot New York, respectfully atibmit to the Comptroller the following state ment ol the conditio!! ol' aaid Company at the cluae o! the year 10.11 I The Capital ol thla Company conalata of Sccnrlllo proved hy the Comptroller, on tliu 13th day of March, 1851 6100,000 00 Bonda and Mortgage on produolivo Real Katato at 50 percent, ot Ita value 141.0(H) 00 Caah on hand 5n,U00 00 $3110,000 00 Amount of Caah received for pri'mluma aluco April lat, 1851 634,318 08 January lat, 1B58, amount of aurplua fund, alter paylug loaaea and expense ; $18,(98 00 Amount duo on demand, lor ioatea Saratoga County, B.8. Cady Mutilator, or Balliton, and Wm. Avery, ol Saratoga Sprlrgs, In aaid county, being duly aworn poao and say, that tho former la Fresidont end the latter fee. retary of aaid Company, that the nbovo atnte-nent ia ahown hv the Hooka of aaid Company, and that wo believe the aame to be correct. Hubacribcd and aworn beloremn thla 31st day of January. 1853. d. 11. KnwARDs, Juatlrn of the IVnco. CADY HOI.I.ISTEIt, Prcaident. ' Wm. h. Avkrv, Soerotory. WM. E. HOLLO, Aaeiatatit Secretary and General Agent fur Ohio, Oflice No. 4 Muiu atreet, Cincinnati. DIRECTORS FOB OHIO. Moses Brooks, Samuel T. Unflncr, Samuel (ialloway, laaac Rulea, ,. It, Coffin, Kranklin T. Backua, W. Auguatua Goodman, John Pollock, Charleo D. Wllllama, , , . E. N. Bloeuin, ' ' John II. Gorluin. Henry M. Pinto. WARREN JENKINS, Aem, fe!4 y Ollice in l'latt'a Auildimt, up atalra. Those who wlah for Firo In.iiruiico will pleuae read the follow in Report of the FRANKLIN FIIIH INnUKA SCR CO.UPANY, OF I'llf I.ADEI.l'lll A. SHOWING CASH ASSET IS, Jauuury 1st, 1852, inreatod as follow ! Kiret, Mi irtgagea, chiefly In Philadelphia... Ri'Hl Eatuto purchased at Sheritl aolu Temporary Loans on Collaterals Stocks, valued at $(111.503 coat Notea, Bills receivable, Ac Cash . $357,513 64 . 81,377 78 . .125,ii05 71 . 62,3a5 50 8,0r(i BO . 40,481 30 $1,281,300 04 reINSURANCK AGAINST FIRE in tho above com. pauy.by (lelH ytlj WARHEN JENKINS, Agent. lliirtford Life nnd llcultli Insurance com OFFJCE-l'OST OFFICE BUILDING, HAHTFOUD, C'W.ViV Cnpltnl mill Mii plim over CSOO.OOO. DURING TWO YEARS' BUSINESS ISSUED NEARLY 4000 POLICIKS. NO IIKAI.Tfl RISKS TAKEN BY TI1E COMPANY'. rpiIK HARTFORD LIFE ANDIlEALTH INSURANCE COM-1 PAN Y tako riaks on Life, grant or purchase annuities, confer endowments, and make eontnirta upon and appertaining to deferred and reviinnary Interests connected with life rUka, agreeably to the powers and privileges conlerred by thecharter. The buaiiteaa of the Company is conducted upon tho Joint Stock smiA Itlniii.il I:iii, at the option ol tho insured, thus meeting tho want a and circumstance ot the public more fully, it ia believed, thau purely Mutual CompantcB can do. Aonultlo. will be granted or purchased, and rndowmi nta conferred on terma hlglily favorable, and according to the ratea of the most liheral and wellcunductcd Comnauies in this country aud in England. Tho charter of this Company provide thBt thowiiomoy insure the lilo of her husband, nnd tlie amount to be paid bo ae-cure Irom creditora at hia death. An ejuitalile sum will always be paid for policies surrendered to the company belnro they expire. Traveling, aea, and foreign residence permits will bo granted at a small extra premium. Policies on lives of persons going to California will be granted on the Joint Stock principle only, and at an extra rate ot pro- unuin. Extract from tho Certificate of tho Comptroller of the Stato of Connecticut, dated . Januakv 7th, 1851. 'Thogrentsuccefsnndprud'ntmanagement ol thia company, together with its well invested capital and surplus, entitle it to the entire confidence of the coiuniunitt, and 1 recommend it, a in iny opinion tqual in strength and ability to tho bestinstitu-tious ot tho kind in tho Union." (cigw'd) t.. s. RuFOS G. Finney, Comptroller. Tho Board ol Directors is composed of active buainesa men with capital and character involved, and giving their personal attention to the management and control of the transactions of the company. JAS. DIXON, President, WM. T. HO.'KEK, Vico President HfNBy L. Mir.t.EB, Secretary. Hertford, Di e. 10, 1851. Pitmpbleta, Appllentlona, and all necessary Information upon the subject, can bo had by calllug on the AGENT, or W. IM. FJNC11, uudur ixcbiuige llnulc. jM23-d5ra GKO. H. COMSTOCK, Agent. Pittsimreli Life Insurance t'ompany. PERPETUAL CHARTER, WITH A CAl'ITAI OF 100,000. rIHS Comanr mnkea every lvnirance appertaining to or 1 connected with i-ta Hithi, ou Uio Juiut Slock and Mutual ratea combined. On the Joint Stockplan.fhe ratea are one-third leia than those charged by Mutual Companies, and filteen per cent, lower than tuo rules ol most eioca ionipaiiiL-s. Tlio Charter permit the grunting nf insurance on Life In eve. ry form, including tlio right of If 7, Children, Parmtt, or Crrrf-I'Jor. To insure the Life of aiiotherfortheirownnxclusiveben-elit, payable ntier death or upon the partiea arriving at tho age of 50, 05, 00 or 63 year. urriLj,ii3, T.mva H lliuiv. President: Sam'l McCLUnKAN. Vice PresU don t Joskph S. Lkbch, Treasurer Chables A. Colton, Soc- ro,ary- umiuiuuo. James 8. Hoow, JosnrH 8. I.kkch, John S. Dilwobth, Ciiarlks A. Colton, Sam'i. MoClobkan, William PHiLLtrs, John A. Wilson. BOARD OF FINANCE. Hon. William Wilkins, lato Secretary of War. Hon Waltk Fobwabd, late Secretary of Treasury. John Snvdxb, Esq . Cashier Pittsburgh Bank. Malcolm Lxkcii, Wholesale (irocer. Those desirous of In.urim. or in want of Information on the subject, will please call atlheotlice.ovor the Book Store of Huntington & Maclutiro, High atr t, Columtvus, Ohio. D c V tl IMV'ltL'lll AEll imnl Nobman Gay, M. D., Examining l'hyaician, No. 4, Neil' New Half. dec9-6m. Washington Union Insnranre Company, OK CLEVKLAND, OHIO. CAI'ITAL. KIOO.OOO. INSURES tho saler clasaea ot property at reaaonahlo rate of Bremium. Norlska taken on the "Special Uizardoun" class es, uor lo exceed $3,000 in amount upon ono risk, or ill the aame vicinity. By auch meana thia Company i xpecta to avoid any large auu ruinoua leaa oy one nre, mo great cause ui iuu insui-vency of ao many Inaurance Companies. The n.-ctipta ol tho Company from Mnrch 1st, 1851, to October 1st, 1851 , were over JliO.OOt). Losses in the aame period, $IUe1i. Reporia of Ihe atandmg aud condition of tho Company are made quarter-yearly. Uffiur.iin. Hon. Rkubks Wood, Presidents D. B. Dunham, Vice Presi dent; O. N. SKKELa.Si-cretarys (iKosoe Mvoatt, Treasurer. K, U. VANRENSALAER, Agent lor tho ataivo Company, i prepariid to iasue Polieiea anf to fumi'h all neees.ary information. Oflice over Huntington At Maclutire'a Book Store, High atreet, Columbua dec5-im. coi.i;.lit s At.Kt:v, Kcnlurky Mutual Life lusurnnre Company. il xnlttlv t llltH N I llll. DUO. THIS Company otters to the insured all the aeeurltyand ad-vantagea of Ihe Mutual and Joint Stock plan (a heretoloro applied) combined, namely : Low rate ol premium ; an annual return, In cash, of the per centaga required lor tho contingent risk of the years an dequate, but not excetaive proviaion lor the luture ecurity of member for the whole term of Itle, with an adequate inieraat In the accumulating fund eeured to urh member, at death, by credit upon their policies; a guaranty fund deaigned for Ihe permanent security of aholt term mem ber, and also for the preent aecunty ot thoae tor sue wnoie term ot Itle. Thia ia the only Mutual Life Insurance Company whose ratea of premium are ri xed at a fair reduced atandard, wilb a provision lor an annually increasing accumulation of funds (for future eennty) In exact proportion to the amount of business and the increasing riak lrom advancing; aga anion: the members. Pamphlet, TrarU. ire, giving in di-tsil the plan and rale ui the Company, furnished grati, aud applications received, by !. M. Satrrn, Medical Examiner. ociSt-d MUTUAL INSURANCE. Western Reserve Fanners' Insurance Company, PAINSVILl.E, OHIO. P.P. antobo, President, Wm. L. Pxbkins, Secretary. oci3-d J. R- TUTTLK, Aeent. MVCS IXSUUED BV THE KENTUCKY 11LTIAL LIFE IXSl'R.UTE COIITAH, 4'OVINCJTON. KY. TJiniS Company ha an actual capital ol One Hundred Tbon- a oand Oollnns, and 1 nuwagea ny mca oi use nignesi iou-g rity and reaponstbility. ramnhlcu furnished, information Riven, and application re ceived by J- R Ttri'LE, Agent. Dr. 8. M. P)mt. Medical Examiner pt3-d ly TUB UAKTFOKD I.IFK AMI IIKALTU I.NfU KANCE CO.UPANY. HABTPOBD. CSSXHCTICCT. CAPITAL STOCK, flOO.OOO! Thi Company, by the liberal provision of it charter, i enabled to oner advantage anperior to thoae presented by any other Company ia the UntU'd itutea enmbininx as it doe the Mutual, Joint Stock, and Life and Health principle ; in all ol which the rate are as favor e to thoae aaaarrd a aafety to them and the Company will adnl Thia Company ia toe jfrt and Mi ea ia the Union, or in ire rvrL,t is U beheved. that ha thua combined it operation, am) ottered to grant insurance wilh booelita both prer4ndpro; cv For fall detail la renrd to term and enoditJona reference may Be made to Use paxnphieu to be bad cratu ol tne nxrsn, aria vv M. FINCH. GEO. G, COMSTOCK, AfeaU CWanaba, O, Aarwt SM, 1850. TliIVSP0RTATl0K. C, C. aud C. Railroad, ptuMNi'.C'l'Eli "l c'oluiuuu Willi Ilia Columbua and Xeuiaand J Liule Miami JIaiiroaua at uniciunaut inu i-iuauurgn ana Cincinnati, l'aiueaville aud Aahlabula Railroada at Cleveland, aud witn me ouuuuaay anu nuwara nuuroau as ouciuv, WINTER AHItANGEMENT. AN and after Novouihor tilth, Troina leave aa followa, Sundayi v excepted t Clovelajid lor Columbua and Way Slation,t..;. 8.30 A.M. " .... li.00 P.M. Cleveland for Columbua and Way Station, with freight and passenger, at 0.00 A.M. Columbua lor Cleveland uud Wuy Station, at.... 110 P.M. " " ' ...... B.00 P. M. Columbus fur Cleveland and Way Stations, with iroiirlit and uasseneer. at ..... 6.00 A. M Passouuors leavina Cleveland by the 8.30 A. M. Train, dine St Shelby; arrive at Columbus aU.UU P. M., and Cincinnati at 10.30 r. in. ttoluriiiiig Leave Cincinnati at bm.io a. ., omeai Co lumbus at 1.00 I'. M and arrive at Cleveland at 8 30 P. M., con. nectiug (until close of navigation) with the hrat claa atuamera lor nunuiu ana uunxirx. 1'asaeucera leaviim Cleveland hv the 0.00 P. M. night Train, arrive at Columbua next muruing at 4.00 A. M.. and at Cinciuna tl at 11.00 A. M. Hemming Leave Cincinnati at '430 P. M Columbua at 11.00 P. M, arrive at Cleveland next morning atH.L'u A. M in time lor tho train leaviug tor Pittsburgh ; this train will be ducoutinued alter the close ot Lake navigation. Passonirers will bo ticketed bv Railroad between Cleveland ana newarx. c rveiana anil Mount v croon, cieveiana ana rreu erirktown, Cleveland and Manslield, Cleveland and Monroevllle, Cleveland and Sandusky, Bv Railroad and Stuuoa between Cleveland and Elyrla. Cleva. land and Oberlin. Cleveland aud Milan, CIcvidauAajlsNorwalk, Cleveland and Wooater, Columbus and Mt Vernon. tV The cumpany I prepared to receive freight on ennalgn' tneut, ana transport it tu any point ou uieir roao. ii orparucu. lara, aee t reigbt larltt 0. A. Kniuht, Cleveland, f Gko. Watjun, Columbua, Agenta. J. P. Davis, Shelby, ) W. II. Clkmbnt, Sup't L. M. R. R., Cincinnati S. Mkddbby, Sup't C. Il X. R. it., Columbua. P. W. Stbadkb, Cinciiiuati, . . A , , it P.th.i-v Cleveland. ( t AgOlllS. A. STONE, Ju., Supe , Superintendent. Ollico ol tho C. C. a V. 1C u. Co., Clkvklakd, Nor. 20th, 1C51. i Doi'4 1851. sasgS COLUMBUS V XCN1A UAILUOAU, SUMMElt ARRANGEMENT. N and alter June 1, until lurlher notice, i'aaieoger Train V will run as lolluws : EXPRESS 'i'UltoUilil TRAIN between Cleveland and Cin einnati leave Columbus dailv. (Sundays executed, )ut 5.30 P. M., arrive at Xeuia 7 4U P. M. lieturniug, iunve Aunia at 8.35 A. M., arrivo nt I :i)hn,ltIIM Itt.ao A. M. ACCOM M MOD A'i'lON TRAIN Leave Columbu daily at 5.10 A. M, arrive at Xenia at 7.35 A. M. (connecting wllti a Irani on the Little Miami Railroad which arrive In Cincinnati 11.80 A. M.) Returning, leave Xeuia ou tho arrival ot tlio tram Iron; Cincinnati at Hi i M., reach Columbu S.30 P. JL Passengera by thia Train going either to Cleveland or Cincinnati, aleep at Columbua and resume the next morning. Cuaehoa leave Culumliua dailv for Lancaster, Cllillicothe, New- ark, Zanesville and Wheeling, on tho arrival i.f the Car. 1'ieree' linn ol Stage runs between Xenia and Dayton in connection wilh both trains ol Cars. Tickets may bo had nt the ohico of the Ohio Stage Company, in Columbus. i"iV The Cotnnanv will not be responsible for baggage ex- eceijmg $50 in value, unless by special agreement. ( THK KA1L110AO. O.HN1UUM iVc hTA;ii OMyil l!, UAS biwn removed irom tho Nell House' to lour Hoora nni-il. nf ilin A ,,,e lien ii Hotel, on Hich atreet Citi zens are rnaucstcd to call at the olhce and secure Railroad Tick- on tor either North or West. They con also have au Omnibus call lor them at their residence, and buauro ot arriving at me Depot in tiuie for the truiua. joiir isniiy s.iiu-if in i.iiviiv-is invo on the arrival of tho cora. For Newark, Zanesville and Wheeling, aa tollowa : r.sst man i.iuca jeavu as so 'i. , Expreaa " I) P. M. Extra Couch.!, turuisbed at abort notice. B. O. REAM, Agent. Columbu, Ohio, March 25, 1851-ly EXPRESS PACKET LINE. WINTER AKKAMilLMENT DAILY BKTWJiJIN COLUaiBUS Ail'OKTSfflOUTU. The Piu Uela, COLUMBUS A. 11. Eldued, Matcr; PORT-MOUTH J. Hoffman, Master; C1KCLEVILI.E J. H. liEaiucx, Master; Cll I LLlCUTU E A. It. 'Iownsknd, Master; WILL, during tho present Winter, form a Daily Line between Portsmouth and Columbus, in connection with tho Railroads to rineiriimii. Cleveland and Pittsburgh : leaviug Columbu every evening at 5 o'clock, end Portsmouth every morning at 9 o'clock Time irom commou to x'orismoum ussrs. rmo ThroilU S'J.SO. , , luesu rucacls nave separate cauuia mr s.aiurs, uioiuiumn. with every accommodutton, and are commanded by competent, xperleuceu, anu geniiemaniy musiura, wuo win usu vuc,. uc. Hurts to tender uluaaautaud agioeablu the pasaugo ot their patron. Each Packet haa an Iron Safe for article, ot value, nd will convey Expresa Packages, fcc. An omnibus of tho Ohio Siage Company will he In readlnesa at ail tiinea to convey pasajuger to and irom the Packeta to the iiailroad Depot, or any part ol the cliy, free ol cuargo. ine Omnlbu will call at tho principal Hotel provloua to mo aepari-uro ol tho Packet, for the conveyance of pasaengera, and atany uiace in the city lor uoraona who will leave their addrea at tlio olhce ot the American. Fur paasage, apply on board, or to S. CLARi, at the Packet OHlce, in ihe Warehouse of Hultlea, Com6tock i Co., Columbua; J. & 11. Smart, Circleville; John K. Anderaon, Chillicotho; Em. metandDavia, Waverly; Trueadale & Hayne, Jasper; H. Mal ory, I'ortaraoutn. . si,. scnxv, s.upu.ui. declo-aom Iowa Land Agency and Exchange Office, rnr.uiv. powki.i.. hart & CO. 11 II IS Company havo established a General Agency nt the seat of Government tor the purchase and sain ot Mexlcau War Laml WnrranU, and tor lha location ot Warrant iasued uuaer the act ol September, 1K50. The Company also resriectfully tender their service aa Agenta foraeliing tnese Land when patented, and ior paying taxe on Lands ot iion-resmenta. REFERENCES. Stephen Whlcher, Kq., U. S. District Attorney, Iowa ; S. 11. Shelleday, Esq., " Marahal 14 Regiator and Receiver " Land Ollice, Iowa City, Iowa ; Ri-aisteraiid lleceiver " " Fairfield " Rcguter and Receiver " " Dubuque llou. D. F. Miller, lale M. C, Iowa ; 1). A. January, Esq., St. Louis, Missouri ; J.P.Eddy, Esq., " Hon. Neuion Edward, Alton, I noi ; ii John W. Vance, Dalivllli Garret Vliet, Milwaukie, Wise ,nsin. Hon K. M. Huntington, late om. Gen. Land OtHce.lndiana; ii Oliver II. Smith,! ndianapolis, Indiana ; " Alberts. White, Latayetui, " Chancey Rose, Esq., Term Uautn, " Junn Chambers, (late Governor of Iowa,) Kentucky, Jaine Davics, Esq., Smitnland, " John Armstrong, Esq. Greensburgh, Pennsylvania; Alexander II. Stephenson, Esq., Gettysburgh, Pennsylvania ; William McClellan, Esq, Chamberaburgh, " Gen. O. H. W.Stull, Cumbi-rland, Maryland. Hon. Richard M. Young, Washington City; " Fitz Henry Warren, " Henry Clay Uenderaon, Esq., Treasury Department, Washing ton City. Major waiter it. morns, eiempnis, njauaici. Col. Sam'l K. Anderson, Nashville, " Geru-ral Mcintosh, Georgia. John Bryan Esq , Custom House, Cliarleaton, South Carolina. Rev Benjamin Chace, Nvtchex, Mississippi. Hon. John McLean, Cincinnati, Ohio; Gen Charles Anthony, Springlield, ' W. ft llubbsrd, Esq.. Columbu, " Col. John Noble. Coiitmbu " f"l TOC OLNTRY Dl K K II ANTS. WE have on hand a lot ol assorted crate, which will e old New York nrices. freight only added, and a large kit ol ni. u.m ,t l.i t.irv nricea. bv the box. House keeper ana oiaera are m , i . r-u ,w t.n uU cuininc uu, assortment ol China, Crockery, and Glaaa waret alan a anperb lot os Fancy Ware, inch aa Rich Vase, Tete ntete Sett, Motto cup and saucers, cut and engra.ed Bohemian Glas ware, Brit ' ., - i. .r. f'anrfUstirka. T.-a and Tmhln Sn.Kvns. i'. A A C A r. American Table Cutlery, German Silver and Plated Tea and TJoradi?a Solar Lard Lamps, Chimney and Wick, Looking Glasaea, Waiter, Lantern, and mny other article uaelul in housekeeping. r.Minaii.a puis, Colnmbu. Augnai 15, lPol.-ly FRENCH CHINA. GOLD BAUD and White French China, comprising Breakfast, Tea and Dining ware, of new and heantitul ahapea. Jaa meeived and for aaia, ia setts or -parata piece, at low ratea, at the New Crockery btora. N. k. G. FOSTER, State Journal Building. flAHE HUMAN BODY ITS CONNECTION WITH MAN. By X WuiUBBoa. roranaooy iohscoj j. ax. ua.ss m w4 Ullf-GOODS, &c. A rare Chance for great Bargains! 'I'HK FOLLOWING nre aoine of the nrtli lea of an .1 IMMENSE STOCK OF DllY-l.OODS which will be sold Bta aaerlhen 7ie fneniy must cornel 150 Shawl, ot all deaorlptlona, ultcd tor the anason. COO yarda Rich dreaa Silk and Satin. , . . 100 piece D'Lainea, of evory pattern. ', 30 French Merlnon ol every ahade. Alao a great variety ot Alpaccaa, Coburga, Llnsey Maids, Ax-nun, Cashmere, Calicoea, and in fact almost every variety ot Enulish. French nnd American Dresa Goods. 100 pieces Finn Cloth and Caulmure. A great variety of vetting ol every pattern. Also, Sutlnetta, Full t lotn anil jeana. L nen Damask Town line. Sheet Inns. Shirtings, canton rianneia, T icking, and a largo lot ol Factory Muslin, ol ail qualities. uaii at tuo oia atana ot B. v. ec u. r. i reaion. Jan 23 A. 0. BROWN. (!AKPK1IN(J. LARGE LOT, AT GREAT SACRIFICE. Famllle .hould attp-nlv themaelvea. Sl'IKXI worth of Rbadv MAD It ClotHINO, cheaper than the Jews. $7 Broadcloth at (4 and 85 ; get a suit, Merchauta, come and buy what good you want, ut 4 month approved paper. Now is your time, for these good aro going off fast, at tho old stands ot S. D. L. r. i'reaton. . , JuM AC nnuwn. , 1. T. Snowden ll'tjULD ren. ctlullv invite the attention of the citizen of Co lumbu' and traniter visiting the city, to hi unusually largo stocM of rich SILK and FANCY GOODS. All are Invited to call and examine them IIREH9 liOODS. Extra rich Rroeade Dresa Silk and Satin ; - M. " . Plaid . . .0 . do ; v 1 Watored do do. " do .rub Popllna; Phdd do Em' i oldered Silk Tlaauc, (ior party drnase ,) Watered do do, ' Embroidered Mualln Robe do; ii do Lace do ; " Cashmere and DeLaine. Plain lllaek silks. Cull width and aualitk.) French Merino, Tartan Plaid, Ac, Ac., now being received and opened by r. i. mow ur.n. aepxtu io. i uuiwu suiiuiu((.. JVevT Fall Carpeting. I U8T received, at our Carpet Waro-rooma, (devoted exclusive- ' ly to the sale ol Carpets:) 30 ps Tapestry, Velvet and Brussels Carpet- 35 p Imperial three ply Carpet; 40 ps Super. luurains do, 25 p Common Wool Ingrain Carpet; 25 pa Wool and Cotton Carpet ; 10 pa heavy Coco Matting; 25 pa Straw do; 20 pa auper. and common Stair Matting; 10 pa Rag aud List Matting; 150 Coco, Rope, Manilla, Jnte and fancy Door Mata. ALSO 10 ps Super, super. Tapestry, heavy mode Oil Clotha, 18 ana x-i leec wiue; .111 ns !1 A Ii and 0 loet Oil Clotha. We lit and make Carnet for any ize hall or room. We alao cut Oil ulolha to auit room or Hall. a.pi7 j. l). usHUKN.az uu House Fiiniisliin dioods. CARPETS a PER CENT. LOWER fii AN EVER OFFERED, L Uiivo and aro receiving, at our Carpet rouma, our largo aup. p. ol House Furniabiug articlea, adapted to the eeason Our iw. it aa large aa can bo loucd lu any Carpet ana r ut- tii.liitiv llm,v enat iir went Wo have pa u particular attention to tho gotting up of our BtocK, WUlcn Wfl purcnaaea ior me casn. Wo can assure i vets tliut we will aell Carpet 20 per cent, lower than evei 'ofle. i in litis city, and will not be underuld by nyone. J l unnuun k iu., epl7 ' ppo'" Htetol Hotel. BAUrf! HAliS! BAUKINU! U3T RECEIVED 250 Seamless Bags 3 and '-Ht bushels. 4110 yda ti-l Hemp Bagging from 20 to 33 eta per yd 250 yua t'wu o uotion no. 10 pa 36 and 40 inch Burlaps. 1 bale Heavy oanaourga. For sale cheap by Juu4 J. D. O3B0RN &- CO. BAY UTATE SHAWL8-l'ltlCJiSl UBOUCxHI. UST received, on oonaignment, lit) Hay Btnte suawia, wnicn are ordered to be sold at lea than ever ottered, by D0U J. D OSBORN t CO. 2TOCKIN4J YAltN 130 lha. Black Woolen arn. 330 lha. Lightand Dark mixed Woolen Yarn. 5 Iba. White and Fancy do do Juit received and lur aale by J. D. OSBORN ifc CO. JulyS5 COUNTltY BAU'O OOLOW.ED KLANNKLS, UST received, a large lot ol beautllul bar'd heavy Fiannol. For ale cheap, by . . ooll J. D. OSnOllN r tu. InitcaStatcs WhoIesalc&Uetaili LOTHING WAKE-liUuSK!! E. &. M. HESS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kind of Ready Made Clo thing and rurntahlng tiooca. -till.: Pmnrletors. having mado extenaive arrangement. In X their ature, are now prepared to offer to Merchanta and Dealer In the Weatern country, their I lirtlKNSK HTOCK! consiatlug of READY-MADE CLOTHING of every kind, name and nature, eompriaing Fine Frock coata, j.oose ojcb iuais, Dreaa do Buainesa do Sack do Over-Sack do Sucklil da Catalona do Of all qualitiea, pricea, ahapoa, atylea and taahlona. French Doeaktn, Fancy Doeskin, Caaaimerea, Tweed, Satinet, Corduroy, and all other kind ot PANTALOONS, mado ot vari-oua kinda ot materiala ; together with one of the largeat assortments of VESTS Cashmere, high caat ailk, dark plaids, heavy extra aatin, and woratud. also AH kind ol Ki i?NTeiiiiii noons. Snch aa very fine Shirts, Collars, flno Scarla and Handkerchlefa, and overy article neccaaary to make up the rurnlshing Department, which they are prepared to Oder at price that cannot tail please the Mcrcnant ana ucaier. it-tii Proorietnra resnectlullv add. that their tock ot Readv-Made Clothing ia mostly manufactured under their own immediate aupervisiun, with overy regard to atyle, durability, make and tenure, and won adapteO lor western 1 raae ; ana will be aold at a ,., LOW RATES Ari 'j xatisfauiuki ruijLa they are sold in any of the Eastern ciUea, New York, Phlla- delphia und Boton not excepted. We would call especial atiennon to our iisiaui sii-puiTiiaMT which will alwav he found furnished with every dcaeription of Garmenta, auited to the taatc and mean ol our thousands ol customers. ..,. tt Ilemeiiiber-IINITED 8TATES CLOTHING 8TORE, City Bank Building, nearly opposite tho American Hotel, Co-lumbua. -P20 KIW ilAKPFTw. UST RECEIVED, at our Carpet Ware-room, adjoining our 45 pa Brnaacllaand Brnaaella Tapcatry Carpet, new and bcauti- ..! ..ft! In Sll 7.1 Super and line Imperial 3 ply Carpet, Bruaaell and other new patterns, at 1 to 1. 25. Super Ingrain Carpels, from 60 to $ 1. Fine all Wool, from 50 to 80. Wool and Cotton aud Cotton figured Carpet very cheap Newpnttcrna Dutch and other alylea Carpet, uitnble tor dimng-rooma, cbamoer ana nana. 10 " Low price Rag and Hemp Carpet 25 to 50. i 15" Heavy Venetian atripe, irom to iiUc. 5 " Tapeatry Venetian Carpet, new and beautiful atyle, for hall and public place. 15 " Stair Carpet 4-4 colored and plain niatitng. I Velvet chenil and tufted Ruga. ) Door and Parlur Matta. OIL CLOTHS. S!5 pa Henry Make'a Oil Clotha, all width lrom 4a to 4 yd wide at 50 ct to 1.50 per aquare yard. The above gooda being purcnaaea for the caah, will be aold on ly for caah, at ratea never before ollored in thia place. J m ' 1 IV OJUAUH J. IT! p d.tlf. UOUUH" W. A. Ot J. c. mctov aV CO., flnnnalle the fainle Ilonwe. WOULD reapectiully iulorm the citizen of Columbu and vicinity, that they ara now receiving their unusually large itoek of FALL AND WINTER DRY COODH, including all the latest atyle of loreign importations, among which n be found a rich assortment ol Ribbon and Dress Good, Knilish and French Broadcloth, black and Fancy Cassi-mrre, French Merino and Thibet Cloths, white and colored Flannels, Sheetings and Shirtinga, Print, Gingham, and a general assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, nc8 NtW FALL CARPETS. fTt H E subscribers are now receiving, at their Carpet Rooms, a 1 sulendid assortment ot Caruets aud Oil Cloths, embroider ed Lace and Swiaa Curtain, and a general assortment ot House rurnismng isood, to wnicn tney invite tne attention ot onyera. oca w. A. & J. c wcuui at i-u. LACK C.OOOS. EMBROIDERED Lace and Mualin Capea, Lace and Swiaa Sleevea. Underhandk fa. Collar. Cuff. Flouncing, and a full stock of Lace Good, for Bale cheap, by nee w. A. t J. t;. ncuui . i.w. New and Cheap Goods. Sit. STANTON, next door to the Capital Houie, ha )ut received a large assortment of Merinos, Lynneae Clotha, Poplina, Alpaeca, Print, Shawls, Bonnets, Dresa Trimming, Buttons. 1. see Gooda, Ac, Ac, In addition t ) hia former atock, which will lie aold very cheap. ep95 NH W LOT CARPKT AND OIL CLOTHS, o R. STANTON would call the attention of all in want ol Car- O. pet. Rug, Oil Cloth, Druggets, Ac Ac. to hia large atock. (uat received, which he offers aa low aa can be bought In thiaelty. epap TO THK I.ADIE.sa. RECEIVED, thi day, by expresa, a aplendid aaaortment ol LADIES' DRESS GOODS, consisting of De Lane, Barege de Lanes, I" arnica aausuna, Lawna, China siita, etc, etc A large aaaortroeet nf French Lace and Straw Cap Crown Bon-neta and Bonnet Trimming. Also A aplendid aiaorunent of Cnder-Sleeve, Chemlaett, Laos Capea, collar, and Can. wy!6 FINNEY 4k LAMSON. BOOKS & STATIONERY. Books and Stationery. 4 RARE opportunity la now offered for purchasing Book. Stationery, a e., A r tiRKAT BARGAINS! The underalgned an- now oderiug lor .ale, at the old .tore of lluutluiton & Maclnllre.toeir very large aaaorimcnt ol s.aw, Mrdlcal, Iheologloal, Historical and Miscellaneous Nook. Also, all Ihe Classical and Common School Book, in general use. Largo Family Bible, School Bible and Testament, Blank Uool, c,, at price Uerctoiore unequaiea. STATIONERY. Can, Letter, Folio Post, Demy and Medium Paper Note Pa-ner. Knvelooea. Viaitingaud Priutera' Carda. Ao. Alao, a large variety of Pooket Cutlery, including Roger. St WolstenUolin tine ren ana l ocaei nnivea. Colli and Silver Pencils Wold Pen. and Cnaen Me tnllin IV im, tfcc.t Pocket Booka, Porte.Alonnalei Itnttke.i'M' I'liMew. PnrlealfsilloH. dbn. - Tne attention ol Bookaeilera. Proloaaiunal Men, Teachera and persons purchasing for Llbrarle, and all other, i. re.pectluly oiicitca. ileiter narealu aro now offered than can be had at iny Book tore lu the Western country. ,-,.,;. ttiaau p. tvnuieu, JAMES T. BURR, nl0 Aaalgnoc of Huntington &Maclntlre. Great Bargains. N order to close the hnainca at tbo Bookstore of Huntington At Ma.-Intlre. the entire stock of BOOKS. STATIONERY. liQ., 1 now ollored at unprecedented low price. ' i CHKAPPrBLICATIONS. '' "'- A 1 wo variety ol lis ht Literature will be .old at coat price. Ttn.'liICAI. IIOOKsi. The attention ot the Medical Pro fession la called to the extensive assortment ol aeoicai oooas which wil be sold at bargain. mtMCRI.I.ANKODH WORKS. Among which will be found most of the late publication, ns well as a great variety of .......I. ielu..l.nJ,rhiUl..lWni ,i LAW BOOliri. Member of the profession about adding to miiir libraries, would find it tu their advantage to examine oursioci uoiore purcoaamg . j,12 JAMES T. BURK, j "P"' I' A 1 I'. It I1A ii 1.1 . on, ORDEI(8 and Decorations, Paptra lor Celling, Hall, and U Public Room; Prima lor Fire Board, Ac, He. Tho underBi!;ned have made arrangement for a very large and well assorted atock of French and American Paper and Herders, at reduced pricea. Drawlnga lor halls aud celling, made to order. At the New Bookstore. J II- RILEY At CO. N. B The Trade upplied by Pattern Boom, aua gooa fur nished lrom "Factory" diiect at the lowest rate. feS NEW ROOKS. I HISTORY of the CONSPIRACY OF PONTIAC, and the W Br oi the North American Tribe against the English Colonies alter the conquest nf Canada. By Francis Park in an, Jr. Jot a rate ol me utaen lime, oy n. siriua. Mvrnilow Born, or a Solurnor In the Old Dominion. By J. P. Kennedy. . frnril orweenes ana nnveniurea on iuduiuuui inu nm zon. By John r-sataa warren. Albaul aTaleot the New World; by tne autnor oi s.aay Alice. Just received, and for ale ut tho New Booknore. OC83 J- tl. KIL.I.I liU. NHW KI1IIKM. NINEVAH and it Remain, two vol. In one. Five Year In an English University, by Charle Aator Bristol. Put- am' Semi monthly Library for Traveler, and tne rireuae, Firterle. Just received nt tho New Boox.tore ot .. J.n 31, 18553. J. H. RILEY St. Co. VALUABLE WORKS STANDARD EDITIONS. AHKPlCTOlllALHIStUKr ur tauLanui oeiugaxiis-i, ,,f the Piinnle. aa well aa a History of the Kingdom i Illuatrated with many hundred Wood Cut, and 104 Portrait on Steel. Hvola. Hvo. London. For sale at Ihe New Bookstore. jHia J. II. RILEY & CO. LAW BOOKS-ON CONSIGNMENT. A COLLECTION of Eugllan Law iteport L-onaou eaiuuu. i ii " Equity do " For le at the New Book.tore. J. H RILEY U CO. W1MIOW L9UAI.E.S. A gUUU llOCw UI urrr auiA uai bin pHtterni, ior -ale cheap, at ihe New Book Btore. ft Ua lti-aA- a vw vw N B.. feli-tf -Shadea mado to order any tlze, pattern or atyle. WINDOW CORNICES. A raw new raiser. float reduced prices, for ssle at the New Bookstore. N. B. Cornices and Gilt Mouldings, tor l ariora, main or- llilt AND ftlANTEL LASSES.-Flvo large ited in.,,,.. ,,i iii. Hnpu ouallta ot French Plate, richly ill ted p, just received, and offered for ale t low price, at the New Bookatero. toH a- ilO COUNTY OFFICERS. Every dcaeription of BlanX Booka on hand and made to oraer. w arronicu uu n torial and workmunahip. At the Now Bookatore. A PER WACIIK. Tablca, CabineU, Folio, Jewel Boxes Odour Caaea, Writing Deaka, &0. For aale at very low pri cea, at the New Bookatore, leg J. xl. muci w. TATIONERV American, English and French in great variety. For sale at tne new ooston. feS J. H. RILEY ci CO. IL PAINTINGS Richly framed at prices from $18 to 150. For alo at the New Bookatore. o feQ J 11. KlLIil JK. JAlNTlNliS ON COPi'KR.-Tcn .pecimen. til Paint-. Ing on Copper the hrat executed. For ale atthe New Bookatoie. ieS i. a. JAK1AN 8TATUETTES A amall cae of Parian Fig . urea, on oonaignment, tor aale cheap, at the New Bookatore. ,,ij . J. id. KILbl at- Cti. CHINA INKSTANDS Toilet Bottles, etc a fine variety ior aale at Ihe New Bookstore. r . f(,ij J. tl. AU.E1I . w. TERRA COTTA WARE, Flower Vasea, Inkatanda, Match salea, ritcnera, etc., lur aaia as u fcg J. H. RiLEx w ou, kOCHET BOOKS Walleta, Card Caaea and Porte Hon. . naiea every kind and lxe, fur .ale at the New Bookatore. feS - B. RILEY ic CO. flNE CUTLER. A fine aaaortmenl lor aie at we new JL KooBitore. tiexi . . Book tore. iaSl OLD PENS, Anew rapper, ot the belt quality, ferle KS at the Now Bookatore. llelij J. is. Albs.1 as A LARGE ASSORTSIKNT of beantiluily illutratrd Standard Work lor ule at the new Booktore. fC2 J. 11. ninai at. ivj. an., star nni.i.r;P. LANDSt THE larger and better ponton ol these land till remain nn-.ih .nrf shev ar now nffered at nrivate aale on aceommo- dating term a partanly of the purchaso money being required Alio, for ale building and out lot in the village of Gambler, which are unurpaed "for beauty of location, and all the more Important advantage to be deired in auch property. A good hotel ia apeciallv needed in the village, and alot for the purpose will bp furnished on favorable terma. Apply to tnoanoscrioe Iy3-tl Gamhier.Knox eonnry. M T. C. WING, Agent. JOSEPH F. SMITH. SAMUEL M. BILLS. HHIITU raililia, jrmnKKYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, RenI Eatnle Agenta, Surveyors nnd Notnrle Pnblle, HlOH 8TBKKT, COLVHBVS. Hani, ATTENDtothepractieeof theirproloaaion.oDUintng.penaiona, selling and Icaaing nl estate, surveying and dividing land, collection oi claim, examination dl land title, ate., Ac, to. XKrRRKNcrs. a.n av A,irewa Coliiml.ii. i Alfred Avnrv.New York City. i-... 11 1 1 . ...i r-ivniunri f 1 1 weeii. niiiev ar. v rutni.viD u. A.. W. Fiunay. at. Louia, aio. oeo. 1 . tiuamaon, uiucm JOHN W. BAKKB. BOBBBT ABJUTBONO. BAKER S AK.TI!STlCI.'ia, R EAL ESTATE BROKERS aud GENERAL LAND AGENTS. Ollice, Sonth room Exchange nana Huiiaing, loiumoua, u. I Mft SALE An OUT LOT containing IV4 acre, with a frame building, ituated on Friend trect, opposite the Blind Asylum. Inquireot aug-J BAKER & ARMSTRONG. nuK SALE A two Mory BRICK HOUSE, conuining six I rooms, situaud on the souUienaol rum ireei. isruiin .ay. Inquirool . a u-Alttl irnn MALE OR RENT. THIS farm is situated within two mile 01 tne euy, anacontaina a 80 acrca. 65 oi which are improved, enquire 01 epls BAKER ARMSTRONG. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. . ONE of the matt deaireble vacant Half Lola in tne rity. m uated on Town atreet, between High and Third street. Inquire of aug! BAKER t AaBaiauau. cnu Hii.K oh EXCHANGE. niCX ACRES OF LAND, in Ueiiryeounty,niinoi,aporaoa 4 I J f ,hiK Is timhenwl Ihe halanee ia a Brat rale quality of bottom an"d rolling prairie. Thi itod I weU calculated for a Stock Farm, having an abundance e living watr the year round. Peraon wiahlng to purchase, or exchange property in thia vicinity, for a desirable piece of land, woujc do well to call on the subscriber immeuiateiy. mquir-w, ar .. HOI-SE AND LOT FOR SAJ;K. tu v ..ku.ritvr wit the Lot on which he live, on 43 High street between Town and Rich. It i in th centre ol iijL .u. .1.. ..j wr nmivrnient stand lor business and for a family residence. Tbe terms will be about one third down and the balance in payment. Thoae who,yriah to pnrebaae to perflate on, or to locate for basine would do welltn call and exam. Ine the premie a., gooa narg -...u.. r. ..v,rf.l m mr that excellent property ot Mr. Pike's, oo tbe aoulh aide of Broad atreet, eaat of Front.- w- T- pilR BIBLE IN THE FAJULYBy lrtm.For L .ale by dec5) K'LhT CO- FOR SALE. ITE are prep red to aell. at price ran ring from t37!l tofiOO. " FOUR HOUSES AND LOTS, aituated on the eomer of Friend and 8cioto atreeU. Peraoua in want ot a alee little koma would do well to caD "r?& " hl'mma STatr1 Strong. CINCINNATI. YORKE IIEWSON, AUCTIONEERS & COH MISSION HEllCIIiNTli NO. 30 MAIN STREET, l.INCINNATJ. Anctlon Snle of Grocerlc. every Titeadny and Friday i al Dry Uaoda every Tburadny. YORKE IIEWSON haye alway. on hand a luge a. ortment of Grocerlea, at private ale. Also Are Agenta of the ANCHOR MILLS, Pittsburgh, lor the aale ot their auperior Brown Sheeting.. Alio Agenu ol the BOUTHGATK FACTORYfor the .ale ol their celebrated Manufactured Tobacco, of which they haveatall tiinea on band, Five, Eight, and Pound Lump. augl4-dlyttoe IIOOTai AND SHOES 10 eaaea boy', prime Kip Boot.; ' 10 " youth'. . 15 " , " prime Coarte Boot ; . 10 women', hip and Split " 8 " Imit.Goat ' 10 " Buaklna; 25 " children'. Pegged and Sewed Boot. ; 15 mlaea' ' " Buaklna and 30 ' men' Brogan', and Kip, Split and Coare , 10 Boy' Calf and Kip Brogan.; 10 youth.' " Just received , aud lor ale at very low price.. 1 K. 0. WEBSTER 4k CO decsa Corner Filth and Lodge. . GUM SHOES. Five thousand pair on band, for aale a low as the lowest. Call and examine the aasorluienL Slxaa to accommodate the buyer. E. G. WEBSTbR CO., aeatx corner ruin ana t-oogo, Cincinnati. MOROCCO, LASTlNtiS, LACKS de GALLOONS. Our atock la the largeat and the beat in the ctlv. and at very low price. dccsSJ E. G. WEBSTER de CO. rjORK SOLES. 50 doxen men' and women', reoeived thi day by expreai, for aale low. decxil E. G. WEB8TER CO. TUB WOODRUFF HOUSE! Sycamore Street, between Third and Fourth Streets. CINCINNATI. . ' THIS new and aplendid Hotel ia now open I Ready for the re ceptlon of viaitor. P. E. A. G. P. TUTTLE. epIO-tf. I'roprictorl. Patent Metallic Burial Cases. 'I IHE ubcriber, having recently made.rrangement with the JL Patentee ol thia new and uieful tnnrnfum for the manufae ture and aale ot the article In the West, (tbey having been man. nlactured, heretoloreiexclusively In the East, wheretbey are au-peraeding the use of wooden cottna ) take thia method ol inlorni-lng the public, that they are now manufacturing eighteen diner- ent aizea of the modern Sarcopbauna, vary ing in length Irom UU inchea to (SW tuet, with widtha and depthaauitable for bodie of ordinary size, and for thoae who deaire apace tor cushioning, or iur uuuiea oi unusual uimensions, nave several iizea aeeper ana wider. Thi Invention, now coming Into general use, is pronoun-cad ono ot the greatest of the age. These Bnrlnl Caaea are compoaed of varloua kind of metal, but principally ol lrun. mey are luoruuguiy enameiea inaiae ana out, ana tnua maae Imperviou to air and Indeatructible, They are highly oma mental, and of classic form, are light and portable, while Ihey combine the greatest strength which metal Is cnuable of In a civ en quantity. When properly scoured with cement they are perfectly air tight, ana free from exhalation of offensive gases. They cot no more than good wooden coffins, and are bettor than anv other ar ticle in use, (of whatever cost,) for transportation, vaults, or ordinary interments, aa haa been proven by actual exuerlincnta. and certified to by aome ol our most scientific men ; alao, by the Hon.'a U. Clay. Dan. Webater. Lewia Caaa. and other diatinauiah. ed Senatora who have witneaaed their nterita, and wboae lettera, together with other evidenceaol their worth, may be wen at our Agent' Burial Cue Depot, No. 374 Maui atreet, three doora above n lutn, wneru we inieuu to xeep on nana, at all tnnea, aucb an aaaortment of all aizea and degree of ornament and finish aa will auit the moat diversified taste. We Invite the attention of the public, and of Undertakers, par ttcularly, throughout the West, to ah examination ol the article and request them not to rely upon the representation ot Under taker not using the article, whose Interest It would be to miarep rosentthem. W. C. DAVIS CO. IIEFFNEB aJc CIIAl'I'ELL, GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DXALKBa IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES cV LIQUORS ap-ly No. 17 Main atreet, Cincinnati, Ohio. To Car Builders Ss Railroad Companies. 'I'llE SUBSCRIBER, who now owns a large portion and X controls the whole of Fuller's Patent India Rubber Car Springs, caution, the public against inlringement, as he ia determined to enlorre bi. right.. Un baa put the price at Fiftv Cknt. a pound, guaranteeing all purchaaer. a oualitv which will atand any climate and exposure. Order irom any part of the United State, giving the diame ter and length of the Spring, with tho aiie of the hole, wi l be (promptly executed. The patronage of Iboae opposed to winding combinations solicited. . TL... I.. ,1 .. . . 1. ., P-l- ... V.. . 1 ,--.!.... .1 . 11 D UL.pt:. 1 l.u . .... u. Hio.uiluilH Kl.llkUL! ...IIICU lUO Subscriber the Premium tor the b'st Car Spring, in October last, maro-a.iw uuusut u. uaj, ta couruandt St., H. x. V. LORILLAUD, - SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER, no. 2, cnainam Btreet, xtew Yorlt, IS now selling Snutt and Fine Cut Tobacco at reduced price. Full Price Current tent by application a above. mitMad LOOKING-GLASS WAItE-KOOMS Art RepsBltory and Gallery. WILLIAMS, STEVENS Ac Tl'ILLIAItlS, No. 353 Broadway, New York. LOOKING GLASS MANUFACTURERS, importer and Dealer. In Fibst Class EuBoriAN Enobavibos. Abtibt Ma- tibials, Oil Panting., Dbawinos, Statu as y and Wobx. or Abt oxnixallt. The attention ot purchaaer I reapoctfully aoliclted. with the uaurauce that every article w ill be lurniahed of aauperior qual-ity at the moat reaaonable rate. marfWlmd. Fairbank' Patent Platform Scales. (Improved In quality aud reduced In Price.) ADAPTED to every required operation 01 weighing, as Railroad Scalea for Traina and Single Car, in use oa tbe principal railroada in the United Stalea and Great Britain. WAREHOUSE SCALES. HEAVY PORTABLE SCALFB, oa wheels, lor Foundriea, Rollina- Mill, 4c. STORE SCALES, variou modification t COUNTER SCALES; HAY and COAL SCALES, ate. These acale have been long known and severely teated ; and the universal confidence felt in their accuracy and perfect adjustment ia auch, that they are regarded a thb standabd, from which there ia no appeal. FAIN BANKS At CO.. (9 Water at., New York. In Columbua N. S. Bknton. mar5-3md KOR CALIFORNIA.-TnROCGfl PASSAGE TO SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT. lib r-LPHRIOR t l.IPPPfcR SHIP VLMCE, 00 ton burthen. Captain J. II. Yocno. C- mmander. willaail from Philadil rHlA on SATURDAY, 117th ol MARCH, In ballast trim, with Passenger. Thi aplendid ship i fitted np w th one commodioua Saloon, 100 leet long, wilh Slate Room and Bertha lor iamilic or parties, affording the best and cheapest paaasge this Spring, (as the Mail Steam Ships are full until June) and will sail on the day, or expente paid. It is confidently ex pected thi ship will mak the passage in 100 days. For paa. aage and amall lota of Ireight, apply immediately to N. B. MOSEI.F.Y. 67 South Front St, Phlla U Passage in upper Cabin tail lower main Cabin 9160 niai5-3wd. SAVE YOUR MONEY. CHARLES P. FREEMAN fc CO.. (Late Freeman, Hodges St Co .) IMPOUTFJIS AND JOBBERS, 144 Broadway. 1 door aonih of Liberty Street. NEW YORK, HAVE now on hand, and will be receiving daily throorh the season, Km Gooda, direct from the European manufacturer, and cask faction, rick, fatkimcblt, fancy Silk M ill inrrf Ooodt. Our stock oi fi'icA Kibootu. comprise every variety ot tbe la teat and moat beautiful design Imported. Many of our good are manufactured expreaaly to our order, from our own designs and patterna, and aland unrivaled. We offer onr gooda lor not Cask, at lower price than any eiedlt House in America ran afford. All purchaser will find it greatly to their advantage to reserve portion of their money and make eeleclioo. lrom our great variety ol rirjt clump groodM, Ribbon rich for Hoonet, Cap, Sashea and Belt. Bonnet Silk, Satin, Crape. Liaaea and Tarlrton. Embroideri, Collara, Chrmiar tta, Capea, Bertha. Habit. Sleeve Cuffs, Edgings and Inarrtinga. Embroidered Revtere, Laea, and Hrmatitcn Cambric Bdkf Blood, illusion, and Embroidered Lace tor Capa. Embroidered Lace lor Shawla, Manliliaa and Veil. Honitrm, Mechlen, ValencienR and Braaarl Laeee. English and Wove Thread, Smyrma, Lisle Thread and Cotton I. arc a. Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk, aad Sewing Silk, Glove, and Mitt. French and American Artificial Flower. French Lace, English, American and Italian. Straw Bonnet and Trimming. mht-drw Through Tickets for California. INDEPENDENT LINE. THE new and splendid steamer BROTHER JONATHAN, 1500 ton, having been thoroughly overhauled and improved, will aatl for Chagre and San Juan on Fndta, k Umrck, at 3, P. IL, from Pier 4, North River. Arrangementa have been made with Independent Simmer oa the Padic which will prevent tbe possibility of delay on tt.e lathroaa. The Booka are now open for tbe ale of through tickets at the follow in rate : .110 First Class, tM0 Cpper Pteerage, x70 Second Class. an) Lower steerage To serure berth, application mast be made immediately to the only authorised agent E MILLS, mar-d2w 51 Court) and atrrrx. (tew York. TO THK LADIES. SUBSCRIBERS to tbe Ladiee Wrealh.or any of the Irfnc-Blave far ISiJ, wko have not received their awmhsri for January, February and xurcn, will pirate call at tne N, paper assd PertoaUeal Depat, or leave their addreaa. au- C. A. MONTROSS. i