Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1852-04-07

              A rfCT Aft A? AYY ! t , . VOLUME XV. COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 7, 1852. . ....i . -.u.ii.: lit. '..:.-- 'vrr.!.- : , ., . , ' i ' ' ' ' .. NUMBER 229 I? J V. . Xa. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BT IOOTT fe BAIOOM. OPKICKWOCBNAL BOrLPIHOS, Ht AHPrBABL STBEXT.. COUNTING ROOM ON PEAHL STREET. TERMS Invariably la advance. Tuu Dally, to peronln Columbu, peryear . ent bv mall out of Columbua . ' during the eion, and Trl-Weekly balance of In Columbu By mail The Trl-Weekly by mall . . . , Weekly In Columbu Outof tbeeltyi by mall, Ingle To cluba of four and upward. To club ol ten and upward, to one addre.. Daily, session Tri-Weekly Weekly, single . To olubs of five and upward. ....... 4 00 3 00 9 00 1 60 1 85 1 00 a oo 1 00 Advertlalaa. - The tallowing rate and rnlea nf aitvnrrlaln hare been unwd upon between the proprietor ot the Ohio Sutuman and the Ohio jtaie journat, to on ooeervea, in au eaae, arier mi aaie. July SU, IOV. ... ; Dally Paper. One square, 10 Unea or lea, one Insertion 10 60 - " each additional - 0 SS " ' " 1 week 1 60 i i t . 8 00 ' " 3 " 3 00 " 1 month ... 4 00 i 8 . .too 3" .800 ia 6 10 00 8 " . . 16 00 la is oo Standing card, 5 line or leu, perannum 10 00 M column, with 4 ohanges, - " ........ go 00 8 " " " 28 00 Ma " "18 " " 85 00 Sk "changed weekly ' 30 00 Vg " daily ' " 80 00 ' V. " with 4 change. ' 35 00 4i ii g ii 40 00 ii "18 " " " 45 00 k " changed weekly " 55 00 W " dally 130 00 Other cae not provided for, chargeable In conformity with tne aoove raiea. The standard of measurement to be minion type. For each additional square in the dally, inserted one month, or a greater length ot time, and tor each additional quare lnaerted under tne yearly rate, nail pnee. No advertisement to be considered by the year, unlet it It spo-citied on the manuscript, or preriouily agreed upon between the parties. ... Publishers not accountable for the accuracy of legal advertise-menu beyond the amount charged for their publication. Announcing candidate (for office of every description) to be cnargnd at tne rate ol nity com per wees, lur eavu nuna ; sue amn tn h. in nil eaaea. naid in advance. All advertisement from atrangera or tranalent persons to be paid In advance. Advertisements not marked on the eopy for a Decided number ot insertion, will be oontinnea one montn, unie oraerea out, and payment will be exacted accordingly: The privilege of yearly adverliaer will be confined rigidly to tbeir regular builne; and all advertlacment not pertaining thereto, to be paid for extra. AdvertiaemenU for Auctioneer, General Agent, Real Eitate Agenta, Slc, not to be contracted lor by tbe year, but to be onargod . Djr tne piece, at tne uauai raiea. ' Nn innumiMIHT OAS II IHUKBTKD OBATV1T0V8LT. . Advt;rtif,niontlorcnarttaoieinututiun,nrecompanie,wara, towuihtp ind other public meeting, and euch llke.to be charged naii unco Death Innortcd without charge, nnlea accompanied by funeral invitation) or obituary notice, and when o accompanied, to be paid lor. Rogulai advertiser, and all other endlng communication or requiring notice, dcalring to call attention to fair, oiree, con-oeru, or unv public entertainment whore charge are made tor admittance--all notice ot private uaoclationa every notice deii'nedti, call attention to novate enierpruea, calculated or iu-tended l pinmnte Individual lntereat, can only be inserted with the undnntandlng that the aame i to be paid lor. If Intended to be iuerted in the editorial column, the lame will be charged at the rate of not leaa than 80 cent per line, ana men only wnen accompanied by an advertisement All leaded advertiaementa to be charged not lea than double the above rate, and measured aa If solid. - Advertisement on tbe inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate ot 60 per cent, in advance on the above rata. Attorneys will be holdea for the price of inserting advertl menu brougnt in oy tnem. ' B. E. SMITH, Auction and Commlaalou Merchant, N. 3, Odeon Rnlldlnra. Ilnlnmblla. Ohio. A LL kind of Meiihandize, Real EaUte, Household Furniture va. tfcc, ate., sold on reasonable terms, reranna wisning any ue. scriptlon of good sold will find it to their advantage to call. Liberal advances made on consignment. Columbu, Oct. ), 1851,-tf. NOTICE. THE undersigned have thla day associated themselves In business, under the firm of WM. RICHARDS A CO., at the old tend ot Win. Richard, No. 1, Neil Houte, opposite State offices WM. RICHARDS, Columbu, February 1,1851. WM. H. BLADE, The liberal patronage with which our friend and the publis generally have favored ua, la gratetully acknowledged ; and aeon. tinuatum of the same i reapectlully solicited. February 1, 1851. WM. RICHARDS It. CO. All persons having unsottled accounta with the late linn ot Wm. Richard, are Invited to call and aettle tbe aame by cash or note. WM. RICHARDS. February 1,1851. marlO I'l.OIKH A GREAT varletv of Cloaks, from 15 to tlOO alio, rich i. Cloak Velvets, can be found at the.New Store of SHAPLEY A HALL, oc88 Backua'a Slock, pi. a in iNn vrnnrtRD iikt.ainem. A N endleaa variety of Plain and Figured DeLalnea, Cashmere, i A A. rrencn aierinoea, oomnazmea, ate., at uw new oiora ui SHAPLEY A HALL, oc38 - Backua'a Block. Til X 1N.RU hTIIHK OF bHAPLKY Ac HALL T8 tha place to buy Caliooea, bleached and unbleached Muslins, a. Bay aiate snawis, etc., cneap. - , , HI.AilK mtNCR MITTM. 1 7ARIOUSauaiitis snd pricea aome very superior. Justre- yy.elv.d,byexpre..,.t 00ODUa., FUR MALM. mHOSE two well known Lota No. 756 and 757, on the corner A ot Kicb and Bixtn atreeta, witn streeu ana aiiey. au rouna them, formerly the property of Chester Johnson, on which are a great variety oi cnoice rruii ana anrutooery, aim uuuitiubu w tn aflvwn narta tn suit nurchaaara. ALSO Two Lou on tbe corner of Friend and Seventh atreeta subdivided into (even part to suit purchaser. There I an alley 18V feet in width running tbrough them fur general convenience The whole ot tbe foregoing property win oe soia on very bo. eovtmodating term, r ur particulars, inquire ui loomunwu, agent I'ebSSJ WM. PHKLAN. SAMUEL OALLOWAV. HENBT t. VAOE. UALLOWAT V PAGE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. WE will practice law, as partners, in the Courts of Franklin and adjoining countiea, and in the Circuit and District U. S. Courts. Ofiloe in Piatt's new building, opposite State House. mayS-tf " A. B. BUTTLES, Attorney and Ceuaeellorat Law, Oolnmbaa, Ohio. Othcn, No. 8, Neil' Exchange, opposite Secretary ot StaUra oinoet it" ' Atteraey aad Ceaaaeller at Law, Colembne, Ohle. A LSO, a Commissioner to take tbe Acknowledgment of Deed. xa. tor tne Bute ol New rorx. oct20 LUCIAN BOTTLBS. THEO.OOHSTOCK. SEO. O. COBUTOCK. BUTT LBS, COiHSTOCK afc CO., i (Successors to B. Comstock A Co.,) FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Lard Oil Manufacturers, and dealer in Salt, Piaster, Pish and Lumber. Head of the Canal, Columbu, Ohio. ' gy Liberal advancea made on conslgnmenU. mar6 J. RIDGWAV te CO'S Irea Fenadry, Broad etreet, aear the Bridge, Colnm. baa, Ohio. ' Stove, ot all kind., and a great varioty of Casting, alway on hand. . oetl,! . - ' " DR. ROBERT THOMPSON'S OFFICE, If O. 4, Nell'e Exehaage. oppoaite the Secretary of State's omca, titgn aireet, vommoiis. wxt sziBZBT. at. o. uttar. SBIBERT 6c LILLET, BOOK-BINDERS, High street, oppoaite the Public Office, Columbua. ang88,'45 GERE, ABBOTT cV CO., DEALERS fat Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Nail, Gla, Home Buildera' Materials. Farming and Mechanical Tools, Military Goods, Ac, Aa. No. 161 High street sign of the Gilt Padlock. . C. SXSSION. L. B. SLUBI F. C. SESSIONS cV CO.. WHOLESALE ANB a a T A II OEALBB. IB? DRT GOODS, Boots, Shoee, Hate, Cap, Straw Goods, Aa. Four door aouth of the American, Columbu. oel8 ELDRIDGB eV MARTIN, u n a r r. a nnv ia High street, 1st deer aertA of Team, op ARE prepared to execute all order fat t . the neatest and moattaahionable tyt DRAPERS AND TaILORS, ' Town, oppoetu the U. 9. Hotel, r tn tneir line oi Dntiness, in b style. JUt.rU LLUIUUUL, A. L. MARTIN. pl6-dtf VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THIRD STREET A Hanlm proved halflot corner 3d and 8mtetreeta;aleoaeom A modioua Brick dwellinc with 10 room and rood oot-baild lag nearly new, earner 3d end Rich atreeta. Enqutreof ' . BUTTLES, COMSTOCK A Co. CALIFORNIA LIFB INSURANCB RISKS. WARREN JENKINS, General Insurance Agent, will receive application for Life Insurance, including California Risks Call at Headquarters, oppoaite the Old State House, State street, Columbus. tesa-ytt JAMBS A. WILCOX, Natary PabUe anal CauaaaUeieawr far New York and A T the Office ol P. B. A t. A. WILCOX, HI4 street. .Broa INSURANCE. TkoM wh wlah for Fir Iaeuraace will pleaae read the follawlnsr Ueoarc of the FRANKLIN FIRE INMUHANCK COMPANY, OP ruibiusiiruia, OHO WING CASHASSETTB, January lit, 1858, lnveited a 8 00 00 wj luuowai., .,. ,, i:, ... .v ,i Flrat, Mortgages, chiefly In Philadelphia.. Real Etate purchased at Sheriff ale..... , 957,513 84 ,. 84,377 78 125,603 7! I 60,385 50 S 00 temporary Loans on collateral Block, rained at 6fl.506-eott .... Mote, Bill receivable, Ao Cub 8te8 ' 1 I.. ' I t)l 881 390 94 r7"IN8lin.ANrH IfllllUMT Pf ITU in lh ahnvaaom. pany, ny (lelB ytfl WARKKN JENKINS, Agent. so 40 ITn rtfnfH Ufa anJ II on 1)1, lamnsu 4U11V U1IU ilLttllU lUBUlUULD LUlIIUQUIa OFFICE-POST OFFICE BUILDING, HAHTFOUD, CONN aapisni nan onrpiae over vsuUiUUtf, DURING TWO YEARS' BUH1NE88 ISSUED NEARLY 4000 POLICIES. NO HEALTH RISKS TAKEN BT THE COMPANY. THE HARTFORD LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY take risks on l.ila mv.n m nxwh.M annul,!, mh. fer endowments, and make contract upon and appertaining to revisionary interest eonnectea witn me rliMS, reeably to the powera and privilege eonlerred by tbe charter. " uuaiaesa 01 mm company la conauctea upon tne Joint Stock and mutual nlnn. at tbe option ot the insured, thu. meeting the want and elr. vuiusiKucea DI Ulfl Dunlin mnnt In . It la hAimvnil. Mian nurnm uuJiiauies can oo, Annuitie will be granted or nurcbaied. and endowmenti con. ferred on term, hlahlv favnrahln. anil niuinrdlna In thm mias nf Mr uiuk uaerai ana wen conauctea voapanie in tni country Tne Charter of thla Cnmhanv nrnvlrliw that the wife mav In. rare the lira of her husband, and the amonnt to be nald be aa. i rum creamrs at nia aeatn. - An equlubl .urn will always be paid for policies surrendered w wo vumpauy ueiore tney expire. t Traveling, sea, and foreim residence nermlt will be granted at a (mall extra premium. ( Policlea on lives of rjeraons aolna to California will he vranted on the Joint Stock principle only, and at an extra rate of premium.Extract from tha Cartlflrata nf tha rnmnfernllnr nf thn Rlata ui vvonwiicuii aaiea . 1aatn Pal. JDK1 "The ffreat luocet and orudiiiit manasement of thin oomDuav. together with iu well invested oaoital and aurora, entitle It to iuo enure ennnaenennr tnn enmmnniro. ana i nvmnin.ni it. in my opinion equal in strength and ability to the beat Institu tions oi tne xina in we Union." (blgiwd) . I- l" ! Rdtdi Q. PiNNir, Comptroller. The Board ol Direetora la eomnoand of active buslnnu man with capital and character involved, and livlne- their neraonal attention to the management and control of Ihe transaction of uio company. jab. imaun, President, Wa. 1. JaOCi&Eli, Vice President. Hknbv L. Millkb, Secretary. i Hartford, Dec. 10, 1851. ' ' Pamnhleta. ADDllRAttnna. and all neeeuarv Information upon the subject, can be had by calling on the AC1ENT, or W. us. j ini;u, unaer rxenange uanx. latL'lwi.'im npn n noaraTnrtr Mn. Pittsbunh Life Insurance Company, PERPETUAL CHARTER, WITH A CAPITAL OF 1O0.OO0. THIS Companv make every Inturann appertaining to or connected with Lift RUki. on the Joint Stock and Afuiwil rates combined. . On the Joint Stock plan, the rate are one-third lei than those eharged by Mutual Companies, and fifteen per cent lower than uwiNKiiui mult owes vwupaotin. The Charter nermlt the erantinr of Insurance on Mfo In eve. ry lorm, including tne rignt ol ntjt, vhtutrm, rarmtt, or end-flora. To insure the Life of another for their own exclusive benefit, payable alter death or upon the parties arriving at the age oi ou, oo, ou or oo yeara. urriutito. Jamx. 8. Hoopj. President: Sam'i. McCLnaxAn. Vice Preal. aen joskfh H. leech, Treasurer i chabli. A. Colton, Sec- retary. , , LIIHCUTUKB. James 8. floor), Joseph 8. Leech, John S. Diiwobth, ' Charles A. Colton, Bah'l McCluiucan, Wiu.ua Phillip., John A. Wilson. BOARD OF FINANCE. Hon. William Wilkin., late Secretary of War. Hon Waltxb Koewabd, late Secretary of Treasury. John Snvdbe, Esq., Cashier Pittsburgh Bank. Malcolm Leech. Wholesale (irocer. Those desirou of Inturinii. or in want of information on the subject will please call at the oftice, over the Book Store of Hunt- ingtun at maciniire, uign trert, uoiumnua, unio. tv. u. v Anitc.nsALAiit Axent. Nobman Gat. M. D.. Examinlni Phvaioian. No. 4. Nell' New xxau. , DfCHim, Washington Union Insurance Company, OK CLEVELAND, OHIO. CAPITAL,. ftlOO.OOO. INSURES the safer classes of property at reasonable rates of premiums. No risks taken on the " Special Hazardous " class es, nor to exceed 83,000 in amount upon one risk, or In the same vicinity, ny aucn ineana tins company rxpecu to avoia any targe ana ruinous loss oy one nre, tue great cause ot tne insolvency of so manv Insurance Comoaniea. The receipts of the Company from March 1st, 1851, to October 1st 1851. were over IfiO.OOO. Lossaa in tha aame neriod. ilOML: wporia ui tne stanuing unu conaiuon oi too wompany are inaae , 1 ' ,, . urMur.ua Hon. Reuben Wood. President : D. B. Dunham. Vine Presl, dent: O. N. Skeels, Secretary! Uxobob Mvoatt. Treasurer. K. H. VANRENSALAER. Airent fur the above Com Dan v. il prepared to issue Policies and to furnish aU necessary information. Office over Huntington A Maclntire'a Book Store, High street, wuiumoua. ...... --..! , ., , aeco-om, , ., XUITLE'S Real Estate and Insurance Agency. IN connection with my LAW OFFICE, I have opened an of fice tor the purpose of transacting business aa a Real Esuta agent - :- i Any business in thi line entrusted to me will receive tbe promptest attention. Deeda, Mortgage, Leases, and doeumenU of a similar kind will be written and acknowledged on the shortest notice. Acknowledgments uf Deeds, Ac, when taken at my Office, wiu do aone wiMOtti enarge. And I would here say, that my price for any property offered for aale, shall alwaya be the same aa that of the owner himself. that the conjittiHC and integrity so necessary aa between buyer aoaaeuer may nul oe ooatruyea oy tne agent - ' Insnrnnce, on the most roasonable term, and In good liompanie. ' ' ...... Ornca, up stairs in Carpenter' Building, one door outh o City Bank Building. J. R. TUTTLE, declS Real Estate Agent COLUMBUS AGENCY. Kentucky Mutnnl Life Insurance Company. Guaranty Fund 9100,000. THIS Company otters to the Insured all the security and advantages of the Mutual and Joint Stock plana (a heretofore applied) combined, namely t Low rate of premium; an annual return, In cash, of the per centage required for the contingent risk of the year i an adequate, but not excessive provision tor the tutu re security of members for the whole term of lite, with an adequate interest in the aecumnlating fund secured to such members, at death, by erediu upon their policies ; a guaranty fund designed for the permanent security of short term members, and alao for the present security of those for tha whole term of life. I This is the only Mutual Life Insurance Companv whose rstes of premium are fixed at a fair reduced standard, with a provision lor an annually lucre asins accumulation of funds (for future security) in exact proportion to the amount of business and the increasing risk irom advancing age among tne metnonre. Pamphlets. Tracts. As. strlon in detail the plan and rates of the Company, furnished gratia, and application, received, by 4. n. A Ullba, Agent. 8. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. ' oc33-d MUTUAL INSURANCB. Western Ecscrve Farmers' Insurance Company, : PAINSVILLE, OHIO. P. P. EANroBD, President Wat L. Pbbktns, Secretary. oc83-d J. R. TUTTLK, Agent LIVES INSURED BY THE lEXTUL'IY ULTL'AL LIFE l.VSLBAM'E C0XP1NT, COVINGTON. KY. THIS Company has an actual capital ot One Hundred Thoa eaad Dollar, and ia managed by men ot the highest integrity and responsibility. Pamphlet lumiahed, information given, and application re ceived by J. R. TUTTLE, Agent ur. B. m. bith, meaicai examiner septx-aiy THB HARTFORD LIFE AND HEALTH INSO RANCK COMPANY. , ABTPOBD. CONNECTICUT. CAPITAL STOCK, 9100,000! Thla Company, by the lib-era! provisions of It charter, is enabled to oiler advannues superior to those presented by any other Company in tbe United State combining aa it doe the Mutual, Joint Stock, and Life and Health principle ; in all of which the rate are aa favor .")ie to those assured a safety to them and the Company will adm L Ton company u tna jtret ana onto one in tne union, or IB tne world, ft U believed, that haa thus combined its operations, ana ottered to grant insurance with benefit both prcscalaaKiprosi.ce- cr -- - For tall detail In regard to term and condition relet encemav be made to the pampbieta to be bad gratia of tbe agent, or ot W at ririuu. - u&u. u. ty'uaisiviva, agent Columbus, O, August 90, 185a Insurance on Life and Lire Stock, A GAINST Ms. or damage by Flax, and agaiaat the peril of axv tee sea ana inlako jiavwatiow, on property 01 every ae- eription, taken in tbe following Companiea: UNION MUTUAL A.IFB INSURANCB COMPANY, Capital tj 150,000. OHIO LIFB INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCIN-- NATI. OHIO. Capital 9l4M,flO. NEW ENGLAND LITE STOCK INS. COMPANY. NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT. Capital 3O.0OO. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O. Capital tteo,roe. CTICA INSURANCE COMPANY, UTICA.N.Y. Capital IIHIM, . EMPIRE STATS HEALTH ASSOCIATION, . ROJbUB, NEW YORK. 1a.lfta! lS.SM. ne moat nneni sarma, am au nma praaapaty ljau aiyi i,sivvaia, transportation; C. C. and C. Railroad, ! CONNECTED at Columbu with the Columbu and Xenla Little Miami Railroad at Cincinnati t the Pituburah Clnclanatl, Palnervllle and Ashtabal Railroad at Cleveland, and witn too Banoujxy ana newer iiaiiroed at snowy, i ,t , 80 .TV d fter.NoTemberiMth, Train, le.ve .."follow., Sunday. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ' n i qo I v excepted i ' ' 140,481381 nL,,'. , '1,-ii,-j w..n.-ri-.. a n a as Clavelaad lor Columbu and Way Station, ,8.10 A.M. 8.00 P. M. Cleveland for Columbus and Way Station, with freight and paaaengen, at 6.00 A. M, ColumbutforCleveland and Way Station, t.... 1.10 P.M. ' 1.00 P.M. Columbu for Cleveland and Way Station, with ; IW'an l.;n. U.il.nn h. Si a ah A u T... Al. iraigot ana pauengen, at... g.vu A. at nh-7n:-r.-r.7::.T7fru"A-.V n - . , - .. . v ... , , . .. M- and arrive at Cleveland at 8 SO P. M- eon. necting (until oloae of navigation) with tha ttral ela. Uaamer. ww Duuaiu ana iunura. t t Paiaeneer leavine Cleveland bv the 8.00 P. M. nisht Train. arrive at Columbus next morning at 4.00 A M, and at Cincinnati at 11.00 A. M. Keturnin Leave CindnnaU at 8.30 P. M.. Co lumbu. at 8.00 P. M. arrive at Cleveland next mo rain at 8.80 A M., in time for the train leaving for Pittsburgh tola train will I WOULD respeettnlly Invite the attention of tha eltlien.ol Co-be discontinued after the closed Lake navigation. i 1 - I " lumbar and .tranger viaiiing tbe city, to hi unuaually Paeaenaer. will be ticketed bv Railroad between Cleveland larie stock of rich SILK and FANCY QOODS. AU are invited ana newer., uievelana and Mount Vernon, Cleveland and Fred ericktown, Cleveland and Mansfield, Cleveland aneMonroeville, bieveiana ana eanauaxy. , , ; t . Bv Railroad and 8taaaa hatwaan Clavelanit and Frarfa. Clava. i nu ana uoernn, vieveiana ana Milan, uieveiana ana ftarwatx, uejeiana ana wooster, tioiumou ana ait. vcrnon. : -- ' tW The eompanv 1. nrenared to receive freight on eooslm ment, ana tranapors it to any point on tneir roaa. rorparucu tars, eo rreiaafc larin.j - u. a. &NiaHT, uievetana, l Geo. Watboh, Columbu, Agenta. J. P. Davi., Shelby, ) W. H. Clxmint, Hup't L. M. R. R., Cincinnati, 8. MxDBxar, Sup't C. A X. K. R., Columbu. P. W. BTauoxa, Cincinnati, 1 , C. Patxick. Cleveland. i Ticket Agenta. A. STONE. In.. , Superintendent. umce oi ue ii. u. at v. it. it. to., i Clxviland, Nov. 20th, 1851. 1 (Dec4 J 1851. I aacaearatat COLlMBUS k JKEN1A KAlLltOAD, SUMMEB AHHANGEMENT. i ON and after June 4, until further notice, Passenger Train will run as follow i EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN between Cleveland and Cin cinnatileave Columbu daily, (Sunday excepted,) at 5.30 P. M. arrive at Xonla 7.40 P. M. Returning:, leave Aenia at 8.35 A. M.. arrive at Columbu 10.40 A. M. ACCOMMMODATION TRAIN Leave. Columbu dallv at 5.10 A. M., arrive at Xenla at 7.35 A. M. (connecting with a Train on the Little Miami Railroad which arrives In Cincinnati 11.20 A. AI.) Returninn, leave Xenla on the arrival of the train from Cincinnati at 0 0 r, M., reach Columbus 0.30 f . M. Passenger by thi Train going either to Cleveland or Cincinnati, aleep at Columbua and resume the next morning. Coachea leave Columbus daily for Lancaster, Chillicothe, New- arx, 4anesviue ana wneenng, on tne arrival oi tne vara. Pierce'a line of Static run between Xenia and Dayton in con nection witn com trams oi iare. Ticketa may be had at the office of the Ohio Stage Company, In Columbus. EcT The Companv will not be responsible for baggage ex oeeaing eou in value, unless py special agreement Jul8 S. MEDBERY, Sup't. " Competition the Life of Trade." 9Bi S!ica5!Ss WF A.IG.VVHELAN ' '. I r ttni i,. , II STAPLE t. FANCY DRESS GOODS BOOT A SHOES iliif! United htates Clothing Emporiums W HULK SALE WAKi.-KUUfflS,' NO. 177 A 177V. MARKET ST (North aide-above Fourth,) At the "Red Doori.' rpiIIS new and Extensive Ready Made Clothing Establishment, L recently opened oy tna suoscriners, oners inducements to SOUTHERN and WESTERN buyers in regard to low prices and immense varletv of Stock, rarely to be met with. The in crease of Salea from a very liberal patronage, has been auch as to warrant tneir ottering doming at unueuat low pneet, an 0 oar rvlng out the tvstem of " Large Suite and Small ProHtt." Or Orders from any part of the United Statea promptly exe- cutea ana witn apeoiai care. UEED, lIUO'l llBiUS x uo., PhiladelDhia. Penn. P. 8. Facilities will be offered buyer to purchase on tbe regmiar creatt. usual ataoount muowa to CAisa ouycrs. deoioti. Important to Manufaeturers. THE uberiber are prepared to supply all kinds of COTTON AND WOOLEN MACHINERY. of a superior Quality, SHAFTING and MILL GEARING, with improved Coupling and Pulleys, Self-Oiling Hangere (which require oiling only once in tnree months) ; LOOMS of great va rlety of patterns, for Fancy and Twilled Goods, from One to fclsnteen SAuttlte 1 alto, tor flam goods, capable ot running from 150 to 170 pick per minute. 1 They are enabled from their extensive Improvement to produce Varna and Good with comparatively little labor 1 and Manufacturers before purchasing their Machinery, will do well to visit Philadelphia and vicinity, where they can see the Ma chinery, with all the latest improvements, In full and auocessful operstion ; or they caa be reterred to Factories in slmost every Slate South and West, by addressing: a line to the subscribers. u,rLU jcaiui a bus, Brldesburg, near Philadelphia. N. B. Plan of Faetorlea, with the location of Machinery, the ilmplest method of driving, and calculation of .peed, furnished tree 01 cnarge. reio-oiy Clew's Perfumery and Fancy Soaps. ! THESE .uperior articles of PxBruBtEBT, amongst which are enumerated hi iuetln celebrated Lilly White. Oriental Ala. baa tor, Pearl, Rouge, Tooth and Toilet Powdera; Chinese, Velvet, Chalk and other approved Cotuwtle. . SOAPS Walnut and Extra Fine Sand Brown and White Windsor, Floating, Palm, Almond, Fancy and Toilet Soaps; Shaving Cream, Hair Dye, Cologne Waters, Extracts for tho Handkerchief, Ox Marrow, Bear's Oil, Crystal Pomade (a new article), Eau Lattral Hair Restorative, Bair Olla. Philocomea, Ae, ska, are maaulaotured and for aale by JOHN T. CLEGG, rertumer ana tnemisi, 48 Market Arses, below Second, Philadelphia. nT MERCHANTS, don't forget that CLEGG'8 1 the cheat- bst sod mostxxTENura Maauiaetory in tha eity. GIVE HIM A UALL,. jev-uiy J. WEST WATER At SON, IMTOBTEBS AND OEALBB. IN China, Glass and Earthenware, BRITTTANNlA WARE, AC, Columbu, Ohio. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. WE have on hand a lot ot assorted crate, which will ue aold at New York pricea, freight only added, and a large Jolol Glass Ware at factory pricea, by the box. ttotue keepers ana outers are mvitea to call ana examine our isnttment ot China. Crockery, and Glass wares also a superb lot ot Fancy Wares, such aa Rich Vase, Tete a tete Setta, Motto cup and saucers, cut and engraved Bohemian Gias ware, Britannia Tea Setta, Castors, Candle tick, Tea and Table Spoons, Coffee pott, Ate, Ac Ate. American Table Cutlery, German Silver and Plated Tea and TableSpooaa. Corneliu'a Solar Lard Lamps, Chimneys and Wicks, Looking Onuses, Waiters, Lanterns, and many other article useful ia housekeeping. J. WESTWATER A SON. Cotumous, august ia, ici.-iT FRENCH CHINA. GOLD BAND and White Freack China, comprising Breakfast, Tea and Dining ware, of new and beautiful shapes. Just received and for sale, tn satta or amenta pieces, atlo rates, at the New Crockery Store. M. A O. FOSTER. eet. State Journal Building. TO PURCHASERS. WE have for aale two very desirable fuii-alsed CITY LOTS, oa the north side of Rich street, between Meadow and F. sat Public Lane. Tboea desiring a desirable building- mot should give a a aaXL Thef an rsiap. . . BBUTrl OA BU1.1.3, decia-d . . Real Estate Aawnta. rpHK HUMAN BODI ITS CONNECTION WITH MAN. By 1 WUnksaaa. For sate by loose J. H. RiLXT CO iiiliSiiflB :.y,-.i?rr'uc-rTnJirR-.S M tTSTINGSiB aSsTi, l( rssaiti MrojomM ii.iT?S I I' '1 . 1:1 ;7 dr y. GOODS, kt. A rare Chance for great Bargains! ''HE FOLLOW! NO are a awe of the artlelea of a. IMMENSE STOCK OP DRY-OOODB which will be and and' ta Merilice. Tht mown mul cowul 150 Shawl, ot all dascripuona, .uited for the aeaeou. 600 yards Rich dreu Silk and Satina. . , 100 piece D'Lsinea, of every patlem. i 30 " F ranch Mermoaa ol evanr shad a. Also a great variety ot Alpaecaa, Coburga, Llnsey Plaid, A . C-hmerM, Calloe.,d In fact almoM erery yty iuiun,icn ana amonoan ureas uoou. i ' . i 100 nUoaa Vina Cloths aad Cassimaraa. A araat varletv 100 niecaa Flna Cloths and Caaaimarea. A araat variety vesting ol every pattern. Alao, BaHoetta, ruil Ulotn ana jeana. Linen Damuk Towelln. Bheetinn. Shlrtlnrs, Canton Flannels, Tioklng, and a large lot ot Faotory Muslin, of all quail tiea. wau tna oia .tana, oi p. v. ti. r,. rrascoa. jan83 A. C. BROWN. (IARPKTINO. at I "aVIuriye.. ' amino anouiu .UH- piytnemmve. ajiwu worth of wup madb uiothiko, i cneauer wan sne ewa, nroaaciotn as i and 5 1 getauit tn aDDroved naner. ... i Now i. your time, for these good are going off fast, at the old stand oi 8. D. A L. P. Preston. jail " AO. bhuwh. P. T. Sntwdei i - 1 to call aud examine them. DMES8 GOODS. Extra rich Brocade Die Silk, and Satin,- , field 10 . ao ; " Watered do .: . do. do .fish Poplin; . , Plld do. " EmMoideredSUkTUsue, (for party dresses;) " Watered do . - do, , " Embroidered Muslin Robe. do; " do Lace do) k Cuhmore and DaLalne.. - Plain Black Silka. (aU width and qualitle.) rrencn niennsa, xartan riaioa, ate- ate., now oein a received and opened by P. T. SNOWDEN. eepvu No. 4 Odeon Building. New fall Carpeting. I UST received, at our Carnet Ware-room., (devoted exelualve ly to the sale of Carpetai) ao p lapesrry, velvet ana Brussels carpet: - 35 pa Imperial three-ply Carpet) . , 40 ps Super. Ingrains do , 85 p Common Wool Ingrain Carpet; va pa wool ana cotton warpeii-10 ps heavy Coco Matting 85 pa Straw do) 80 pa super, and common Stair Matting; 10 p. Rag and List Matting-150 Coco, Rope, Manilla, Jute and fancy Door Mata. also 10 pa Super, taper. Tapestry, heavy made Oil Cloth, 18 and 84 feet wide; , g a a mw.A a f ill We fit and make Carnet for auv aixe hall or room. We alto w v. v m m m, v.u cut Oil Cloth to suit room or UalL epl7 l.V. OSBORN it CO. llonse Furnishinc Goods, i tani'Llo zurfin tcni.LUivLii inanavfia urriiAx.ii. U E have oM are receiving, at our Carpet room., our large. up- Pv ' House Furnlihing artlelea, adapted to tha season uur stosa is as large aa can ne louna in any uarpet ana rui-nishing House east or west i We nave pa u particular attention to the getting up of our tock, which wa purchased for the cash. Wa can assure uyers that we will sell Csrpeta 80 per cent lower than everotier ii in this city, and will not be undersold by anyone. J. u OBBOILN A CO., pi opposite v. npiioi uotei. BAGS I BAGS! BAGGING ! YUSTRKCEIVED a 850 Seamless Bags Sand SVfc bushels. ' 400 yds 64 Hemp Bagging from 80 to 33 ot per yd. goo yds Twii a uotton ao. 10 ps 36 and 40 inch Burlapa, I bale Heavv Osnaburgs. Forsalechesp by Jun4 i. D. OSBORN A CO. BAY STATE SHAWLS PRICES REDUCED. JUST received, on consignment 60 Bay State Shawls, which are ordered to be sold at lets than ever offered, by ooll J. D. OSBORN A CO. STOCKING YARN-0 190 lbs. Black Woolen Yarn. ' 930 lbs. Light and Dark mixed Woolen Yarn. - fa lba. White and Fancy do do Justreceived and lor sale by J. D. OSBORN A CO. raiyxo COUNTRY BAR'D COLORED FLANNELS. JUST received, a large lot ol beautiful bar'd heavy Flannels. a For sale cheap, by ocli I. D. OSBORN A CO. m InitedStates Wholesale Retail nT.HT H Tn fi WA R R.Mn SPM UUV1U11IU IV AAA AA AA v V .' LS I I U. K Jyls IlliSS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in aU klnda of Ready Hade Clo- . n . . 1 thiol and Furnishing Good. THE Proprietor, having made extensive arrangement. In their .tore, are now prepared to offer to Merchanta and Dealers in tha Western country, their . ; 1 IMMENSE STOCK! consisting of READY-MADE CLOTHING of every kind, name and nature, comprising Fine Frock Coats, : Loose Sack Coats, ' Dress . do - . Business . do Sack : do Over-Sack do Sacktil do Catalona do Of all qualities, prices, shapes, styles and fashions. French Doeskin. Fancy Doeskin. Csailmere. Tweed. Satinet Corduroy, and all other kind of PANTALOONS, made of vari-ous kinds of material ; together with one of the largeat assortments of VESTS Cashmere, high cast silk, dark plaids, heavy extra satin, and worsted. Also All kinds of ' ' ''! I FURNISHING GOODS, Such as very fine Shirts, Collars, fine Scaria and Handkerchiefs, and every article necessary to make up the Furnishing Depart ment, which they are prepared to offer at pricea that cannot fail to please tbe Merchant and Dealer. The Proprietors respectfully add, that their stock of Heady-Made Clothing is moatlr manniaetured under their own immediate supervision, with every regard to style, durability, make and texture, and well adapted for Western Trade 1 and will be aold at aa LOW RATES AND SATISFACTORY PRICES as they are aold In any of tha Eastern cltiea, New York, Philadelphia and Boston not excepted. We would call especial attention to our RETAIL DEPARTMENT, which will always be found furnished with every description of Garments, suited to the taste and means of our tnoussnds 01 customers. tTW Remember UNITED STATES CLOTHING STORE. City Bank Building, nearly oppoaite the American Hotel, Co- inmous. sepxv NEW CARPETS. JUST RECEIVED, at our Carpet Ware-room, adjoining c store 1 - 85 ps Brussells and Brussells Tapestry Carpet, naw and beautf- 80 Super and fine Imperial 3 ply Carpet, Bruell and other new psttems, at el to $IS. , 1 60 " Super Ingrain Carpet, from 80 toll. ., ' ,. 60 " Fine all Wool, from 50 to 60. 70 ' Wool and Cotton and Cotton figured Carpet very cheap 85 Newputtema Dutch and other style Carpet, suitable lor dining-roonaa. chambera aad halla. , ruisiTies, stet toei.fo. 80 Low price Rag and Hemp Carpet 86 to 50. ., in " Heavy Venetian stripe, trom ia to BUC 6 Tapestry Venetian Carpet, new and beautiful styles, for balls and public places. 15 11 Stair Carpet . 1 ' 4-4 colored and plain Matting. 80 Velvet chenll and tufted Ruga. 60 Door and Parlor Matta. 1 . 1 OILCLOTHS. 85 pa Henry Make's Oil Cloths, all widths from -kt to 4 yd. wide at 50 eta to 1.50 per square yard. The above goods being purchased for the cash, wlllbe aold on ly for cash, at rates never before offered in this place. apT . h , m , , : ! J. 1). UBBUHJS at UU. W. A. cV J. c necov CO., ujimiD taw Biais aawaiav, WOULD respeetiully Inform the cn titan of Columbus and vi-" einitv. that thev are now receiving their unuauallv laraa took of I FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, 1 Including all the latest tyle of loreiga importattona, among wnicn mav oa touna a rise aeortmens ot ninnona ana urea Good. Enllsh and French Broadcloth, black and Fancv Caul. meres, French Merinos snd Thibet Cloths, white and colored fianneu, Bneetmga and Shirttnga, frinu, utnghama, and a gen eral aaaortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, oc8 NKW FALL flARPCTM. THE .ubaerihara are Bow receiving, at their Carpet Room., a epleudid aaaortment of Carneta and Oil Cloths, embroider ed Lace and Swiss Curtain, and a general assortment ot House Furnishing Good, to which they Invite the attention of buyers, oce W. A. m 4. V. MOCUI OL UU. lack noonn. EMBROIDERED Lace and Muslin Cape, Lace and Swiss Sleeves. Underbandhfa Collars. Cufia. Flouncln. and a full stock of Lace (iuoda, for aaie cheap, by oco W. A. SB 4. V- atCtvU I OL New and Cheao Booth. SB. STANTON, next door to tne Capital Hoase, has Just a received a larga assortment of Merino. Lyoaws Cloths, Poplin, Alpaecaa, Printa, Shawls, Bonnets, Drew Trimming, Buttons, Lace Good, ska, 4t,la addition to hi former Mock, which wUi be told very cheap. aepSS NEW LOT CAKPKTM AND OIL CLOTHS. SB. STANTON would call the attention of all ia want of Car-. Det. Ruga Oil Clotha DrnsaeU. Ae Ae to hia lam stock, Jut reeetved, whleh ha offer aa low s aaa be bought tn miscaiy. - sepxa TO TIIR I.ADIKBt. RECEIVED, thla day, by express, a splendid aascttment of LADIES' DRESS OOODS. aonaistill of De Lanea. Han.. de Lanes, Painted Maalina, Lawpa, China Silka, eta, etc , A lain assortment of Frsaeb Laea and BtraW Caa Crown Ron. oeta and Bonnet Trimmings. Also a apieaaid ssi ill meat 01 uaaav-aiaaTea, T lisailsslss. LaMCaMCotlanaadCaB. . .: . ., saayte .., , riaaai UAJUOal, ROOKS & STATION K . Y. Hooks and Stationery. as A RARE opportunity I bow offered fur purchasing Book (old Stationery, A e a i' unitiT nmaAim Tha underlined are now oilering tor ale, at the old store nuutin.ton at MacinUre, tneir very targe aaaorimeni oi uw, Medical, theological. Historical and M.ellsneous Book. Alio, all the Classical and Common School Book, in general ot Large Family Bible., School Bible, .nd Te.tam.nU, use. of ouuaa, mo., ai prices neremiore nnequaioo. i . . of I r u.i.in.n,v 8TATIONEUY. Cap, Letter, Folio Post, Demy and Medium Paper Note Pa. per, envelope, viaiungana rrinter' t;ara, etc. Alto, a large variety of Pocket Cutlery, Including Roger, ft Wolttenholm't fine Pen and Pocket Knives. del aad Silver Peaolla Oeld Pea and Cneee Me tallic Feaa, dke.i Packet lieoka. Forte-OIennalea, i . r. asniiKtira' vaaesi ran biiub, atu. The attention ol Booksellers, Profession! Men, Teacheraand person, purcbaamg lor Libraries, and all other., I respectluir .oiicitea. Better bar.aln. are now oflored than can be had at any Book store in tne western country. ISAAC N. WHITING, JAUES T. BURR, JalO Assignee, of Huntington At Maointlre. Great Bargains. ! 1 N order to close the business at tbe Bookstore of Huntington A AMclotire.tho entire atook of BOOKS. STATIONERY, ate,, u now onerea at unprecedented low price. CHEAP PUBLICATIONS. A large variety of light Literature will be told at cost price. MEDICAL BOOKS The attention ot the Medical Pro- feaslon 1 called to tha extensive aaaortment I oi Medical Book. which wil be aold at bargain. MISCELLANEOUS WOHKS-Amoni which will be found most oi the late publications, a well as a groat variety of . 1.. rl...lflol .m) UI..L. LAW BOOKS-Member. ot the profession about adding to tneir libraries, would find it to their advantage to examine our stoca je.ore puronaaing , saaAU n. vvnitinu, f Jal8 JAMES T. BURR, Algnce, rarnn xscirsuarivjin, BORDERS and Decoration, Papers tor Ceilings, Halls and Public Rooms 1 Prlnu fur Fire Boards, A 0 , Ae. The undersigned have made arrangement, for a very large PAPER HANGINGS ana wen assorted hock oi rrencn ana American raper. ana Buraers, at reducea pricea. Drawings tor halls and ceilings, made to order. At tbe New Bookstore. J H. RILEY A CO. N. B The Trade supplied by Pattern Books, and gouds furnished from " Factory " direot at tbe lowest rates. fe3 B TfflTORV nf tha f!ftNHPIR Af!Y fllf PONTlAd. and thn WiT f1 ot tbe North American Tribes against the English Colonies after the conquest of Canada. By Francis Psrkmau, Jr. . Iota Tale ot the Olden Time. By K. Barton. swallow Barn, or a Hojurner in tne uia nonunion, uy j. P. Kennedv. Para or 8cene and Adventure on the bank of tho Ama. ion. By John Esaiu Warren. Albant a Tale ol the New World; by the Author ot Lady Alice. Just received, and for sale at the New Rookstore. ocS3 J. U. RILEY A CO. New nOOnn, 1VINEVAH and It. Remain., two vol. in one. Five Ye.r. In 1 ... ,,. . ,, , . r.i , ...... i.: 1 u... .r liZj for Tiaveteia, and The Fireside, IcwLLy """""""""' '"' , Just received at the New Bookstore of Jan 31, 1658. J. H. RILEY A Co. VALUABLE WORKS STANDARD EDITIONS. mHE PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND 1 Being a HI- M. tory of the People, aa well aa a History of the Kingdom 1 Illuttrstrd with many hundred Wood Cuts, and 104 PortraiUoo Steel. Svols. 8vo. London. I , For sale at the New Bookstore. 1 : jaia - J. II. RILEY A CO. LAW BOOKS-ON CONSIGNMENT. A COLLECTION of Englisb Law Report London edition. i " Equity do 1 . ! " For tale at the New Bookstore. 4a6 J. H RILEY A CO. . WINDOW SHADES. A good took of new and desirable pattern, tor aale cheap, at the New Bookstore. J. H. RILEY A CO. N B. Shade made to order any Izo, pattern or atyle. fe8-tf SALE OF COLLEGE LANDSi THE larger and better portion ot these land (till remain unsold, and they are now offered at private aale on aocommo- gating terms part only 01 tue purcnaxj money oeing requireo in nana. Alio, for sale building and out lota in the village of Gambler, which are unsurpassed for beauty of location, and all the mora important advantages to ne aesirea in sucn property. A food hotel ia specially needed in the village, and a lot for the purpose win oe lurmsnea on tavoraoie terms. Aupjyiouesuoscnoe ' usmuisr,naus cuumv. Jy5.tf M T. C. WING, Agent JOSBFH r. .KITH. SAMUEL M. HILLS, SMITH &t MILLS, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Real Estate Agenta, Surveyors and Notaries Public I H,OH ""BEET, COLUMBUS, OHIO, A '""wmepieeticeoi tneirproiession,ouwning,pensi( I amllinir anri lnairr mal Altars, fliipvavlntr aknti iilvininir lot ions, dividing lsnda, collection ol claims, examination ot land titles, Ac, ace, ae BErEBENCES. Swan A Andrews. Columbus. O. Alfred Avery. New York City, Wm. Milford, Cleveland, O. Twoed.Billey A Wright.Cin'd. t. it. w. nnnay, at Louis, mo. ueo. 1 . Williamson, uuicin an, JOHN W. BAKEB. ' ' B0BEBT ABMSTBONO. BARER tie ARMSTRONG. REAL E8TATE BROKERS and GENERAL LAND AGENTS. Office, South room Exchange Bank Building, Columbua, O, FOR SALE An OUT LOT containing IV. acres, with a frame building, atuated on Friend street, opposite the Blind Asylum. Inquire ot augu BAKER A ARMSTRONG. EWR SALE A two story BRICK HOUSE, containing six x rooms, situated on tne soutnenaoirutn street t erms es say. Inquire of augS BAKER A ARMSTRONG A FARM FOR SALB OR RENT. "J1HI8 farm U aituated within two mile of the eity, and contains a BO acres, boot wnlcn are improvea. enquire 01 eepl8 BAKER A ARMSTRONG. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. ".NE of the moat desirable vacant Half Lota in the city. Bit Vr uated on Town atreet, between High and Third streets. Inquire of augi) BAKER A ARMSTRONG. FOR SALB OR EXCHANGE. A1 A AcftE8 0r LAND, in Henry county, Illinois, a portion Oa VS of which la timbered, the balance la a first rate quality ofbottom anid rolling prairie. This land Is well calculated for s Stock Farm, having an abundance 01 living water the year rouna. id. Persons wishing to purchase, or exchange property vicinity, for a desirable piece of land, wou.d do well to c thi on the uberlber immediately, Inquire of augi BAKER A ARMS I'RU O HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALB. THE subscriber will sell tbe Lot on which he lives, on High street between Town snd Rich. It is in the centre of the city, and a very convenient stand tor business and for a family residence, me terms win oe aoout one tnira down and tha balance In navmenta. Thoae wbo wish to purchase to sdocu. late on, or to locate for business wonld do well to call and exam. Ine tbe nremiaea, aa a xooaoargain win on onerea. mart WALTER THRALL. I am authorised to tell thst excellentproperty of Mr. Pike's, on the south tide ol Broad street east 01 front W. T. vnn ati.v. MM 1 . .-11 ( C Al-VK ..Ail Bay A areprep 'ttm iu mvii. mv yut-aa i.uauid 11 wm vol" w uw, " FOUR HOUSES AND LOTS, aituated on tbe corner of Friend and Beioto atreeta. Person in want ot a nice little home would do Well to call Immediately, a. susn inducements are seldom ottered . lnqnlreof Ja3 BAKER A ARMSTRONG, LONDON ART JOURNAL. THE JANUARY and FEBRUARY N OS. fur 1868 of this unique work are received by C . A. Montross, Esq. The January number contains four pistes, engraved on steel, In the line manner, from Paintings by the old Mastera. Also, fifty-two Engraving on Wood, illustrative ot tbe memoir ot Reuben t Statue of the Madona, tha Cardinal Virtues and the Progrea of Art, Manufactures, Ac , Act thus affording greater Inducements for new subscribers than any previous vol- IBM. Illustration af February Namber. Yerlck and the Grlaette, from the Picture by G. 8. Newtun, R. A.; The Stolen Sow, from the Picture by W. Hilton, R. A; The Protecting An- SiU engraved by Edwin Roffe, from the Baa-Relief b ' Ernst leUebel. The above are all executed tn the fined atyle of line engraving. Alio, example of the Artists of Germany, and selections from tbe Portfolio of Morits Retxach, together with fifty-two engraving on wood. It will be obvious to all who examine the engravings on steel, above enumerated, that each is of greater valuethan the sum psid for the whole, and are quite equal in site and excellence to the prints which a few yeara ago oould not be published for leaa than a guinea each. Those who have not already subscribed for the present volume will please call on the subscriber, or forward tbeir name, Immediately, and thereby secure a eopy of tbe above aplendid work of art Price only 75 cents per number delivered to subscriber. fe8S-tf C. A. MONTROSS. A HAHK CHANCE! WE now offer roa .ale, at a bargain, a moat deslralile piece of property, situated on fourth street between Broad and 8 tare streets. The Lot I 50L by 187V. feet On the front there is a large two-story Brick House, (nearly completed,) designed to contain 13 moat eonvenientiy arranged rooms. On tbe back end of the lot there is a double Brick House, one and a half stories' high, and eontaining 8 rooms, which rente readily for fit per month. Wa are authorised 10 offer lor a abort time, thi desira ble property, for a moderate payment In hand, and tbe oalance to uitall. The front building will be finished or sold ss it is. Here Is aa opportunity to invest mean which will return you good interest and increase In value. feia Real Estate Agents. FOR SALE -VACANT LOTS. A FULL LOT, oa Rich stieet, betweea Sixth and Seventh atreet. Two Lot on north aide of Rich street eut of Seventh street One oo Town street east of Seventh street Two In "Central Reserve" Addition. The above Lots will be sold st reasonable prices, and oa easy term, by , - SMITH A MILLS, jafW Reel Estate Agent. CINCINNATI. YOBKE k IIEWSON. AUCTIONEERS ft COMMISSION MERCHANTS NO. SO MAIM STREET, CINCINNATI. Aactlon Snle. of Gracerle. every Taenday aad Fr. , day i of Dry (Joed, every Thamday. YORKE efc HXWBON have tlwayt on band t large a. eortment of tirocerle, at private aale. of Blank ttottoZSIJZ' Pltunurgn, lor i atl0 leant nl ih. nriii-riiniTif iirwinrrn, thal ni I the BOUTrJG Al E FACTORY lor tbe sale 01 uciroeieDraiea Manniaetured Tobacco, of which they naveatall Ume. on hand, Plw, Eight, and Pound Lamp. , BOOTS AND SHOKR 10 can boy' prime Kip Boot i Iff. II VfMllh'a M U 15 15 10 6 10 . 85 15 30 10 " prime Coarte Boot ; women' Kip and Split " . - . Imlt. Goat " ' Buskins children' Pegged and Sewed Boot i misses' Buskin and men'a Brogan's, and Kip, Split and Coarse Boya Celt and Kip Broganai . 10 you in.' Just received , and tor .ale at very low price., . u. WEBSTER It CO.. dee88 Corner Fifth aad Lodge. GIIDI SHOES, Five thoueand pair on band, for aale aa low aa the lowest Call and examine the aaaortment Sixea to accommodate the buyer, IS. U. WKBSTeiR CO., Corner Filth and Lodge, Cincinnati. aem.-3 ll OKOUCO. LASTINGS, LACES eV GALLOONS. I uur atocx i ue largest ana tne net in the city, and at very low price. dec8j E. G. WEBSTER A CO. CORK SOLES. 60 dozen men', and women', received thi. day by ex Dress, for aale low. dec23 E. G. WEBSTER A CO. THB WOODRUFF HOIIHR! Sycamore Street, between Third aad fourth Street. CINU1NNATI. , ' THIS new nd splendid Hotel is now open I Redy for the re ceptlon of visitor. P. E. A G. P. TUTTLE, "P1"-'- ' Proprietor: IIEFFNER alt UIAPPF.I.L GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AMD DIlLIM tw FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES Ac LIQUORS -f-'j no.ii mainureet, uincmnall, uaie. ISGiMOIlK WERTISMIENTS. SNUFF1 A W TI Tfl H 1 rf!il M I P V 1 f! V n R If D A,.ri.- a.". 7,! " w ora, j --r. TJ? , ,V. rouucea prices. " - . .hvbuihi mm shuts, inirMwa LOOKING-GLASS WARE-ROOMS Art Repoaltory and Gallery. WILLIAMS, STEVENS WILLIAMS, ao. sos jsroaaway, new York. It nngtNn m.iua u.atii.p',nut'ua , . . r,. L, ,I taTiB.rCLA.7 tebials, Oil Pantinos, Dbawinos, Statvab and Wobes or Abt oxnexallt. Tbe attention of purchasers Is respectfully solicited, with the assurance that every article ill be iurniabed of a superior quality at the most reasonable rates. mar5-3md. Fairbanks' Patent Platform Scales. (Improved la Quality and reduced tn Price.) A DAP'l ED to every required operation ol weighing, asRail--fx road Scales for Trains and Single Cars, In use on Ibe principal railroads in the United States and Great Britain. WAREHOUSE SCALES. HEAVY PORTABLE SCALPS, on wheels, lor Foundries, Rolling Mill, Ae. STOKE SCALES, varlou modiflcations j COUNTER SCALES; HAY and COAL SCALES, Ac. Those scales have been long known and aeverely tested-and Ibe universal confidence felt in their accuracy and perfect adjustment is sucb, that they are regarded aa the stanoabd from which there ia no appeal. . FAIRBANKS A CO., tci u t Water at, New York. In Columbus, N. 8. Benton. mar5-3md 1852. 1SW SILK GOODS. 1852. A. R. rilOTHIIVGIIAJTI, rF the former firm of Cabletoh, Fbothinoham A Co.. hsv-V ing purchased the entire business of the lste firm of Csrle-ton A Ui.,hss the pleasure of announcing to their customers, tfaMt'SSScSi1 ha " the SILK AND uuvuo uusmess at tue aame place SOS Broadway.He has now In store, of THIS AEASON'S IMPORTATION LARGE snd COMP LELE stock of NE W SPRING GOODS consisting (in psri) oft uuuua, Rich Dress Silks. ' I ' Printed Bareges. 1 French JaconeU and Lawns. Rich printed M. De Lame, Barege De Lainea. New assigns, BomosElnes, andjother matrning goods Embroideries, Laces, Trimnings, c Linen Csmbrio Handkerchla. Ribbons, Ulove. Silk Hosierv. Cravat. Ac. A Aio, a full assortment of M USLINQOODS of ,. rlety , to all of which will be added aSiZSgSk mcU-i.' ble styles on arrival. y , 7" 1 ",n Many yeara experience In the trade cchi. ki '' . purchasera ample inducementa to Inspect,!, stock wVuIi. tered on LIBERAL TERMS and at thaiLOWEST MaIuSs-i' PRICE. A. R. FR(THINGHAM5MB7oadw "Vr"n '""nd Fulton streets. New York, Feb. 18, lfeVW.-mhS 2m . W. BLACHU, 1 JOUHA. SiaioN , new rora. bavipe.xst,' Cincinnati. BLACIIII aV SimiPSwv. No. 11 Pearl Htract niulaain.. . KEEP constantly In store a large and weU alK," , . , all Stnale and F..e llr n.. d ,!tk ' , to which thev invita tha atthaatlon of Rnnn? !? u,e ,e- mar5-3wd . T aterchania. Iowa Land Agcncv and ljxclttngtg COLMAN. POWKI.I.. HABT . fifl THIS Company have established a General Agency a. of Government for the nnrchaaa and aala nl M.ilP Land Warrant, and tor the location of Warrant Usue."." the act ol September, 1850. nder The Company also respectfully tender their services aa . for selling these Lands when patented, and tor paying tax?" Lands ol non-residents. on REFERENCES. Stephen Whlcber, Esq, U. 8. District Attorney, Iowa : 8. U. Shelleday, Esq, Marshal Register snd Receiver Land Office, Iowa City, Iowa ; Register and Receiver " Fairfield Register and Receiver " , Dubuque 11 . . I, 0 .( ! 1 1 1 . .. n . .'.in. u. r , miucr, laie at. lows , D.A.January, Esq., 8t Louis, Missouri; ' J. P. Eddy, Esq, Hon. Nenlon Edwarda on, I noi: " John W. Vance, u, ,.viil Garret Vllet, Mllwaukle. Wiaconsln. Hun. E. M. Huntington, late ( om. Gen. Land Office, Indiana; " Oliver H. Smith,! ndianapolis, Indiana ; ' Albert 8. White, Lafayette, :- , , Chanccy Rose, Esq., Terre Haute, ' " Jobn Chamber, (late Governor of Iowa,) Kentucky, James Dariea, Esq., Smith land, " John Armstrong, Esq. Oreensburgh, Pennsylvania; Alexander K. Stephenson, Esq, Getty sbursh, Pennsylvania : William McCIelian, Esq, Chambemburgh, Gen.O. H. W. Stull. Cumberland, Maryland. '1 Hon. Richard M. Young, Washington Cltyt " Flu Henry Warren, u " Henry Clay Henderson. Esa.. Traaanr laanarhYiMt w..ki... ton City. - major waiter B. Morns, Memphis, Tennessee - Sol. Sam'l R, Anderson, Nashville, eneral Mcintosh, Georgia John Bryan Esq Custom House, Charleston, South Carolina Rev. Benjamin Cbace, Natcbes, Mississippi, Hon. John McLean, Cincinnati, Ohio; ' (ten. Charlea Anthony, Spriagneld, 41 W. B. Hubbard, Esq., Columbu, " Col. John Noble, Columbu tjTi AFFLICTED RKArtf MEDICAL HOUSE, established 15 yeara ago, by DR. KINKS LIN, N. W. corner of Third and Union sta..het-n M.. aud Pine streets, Philadelphia. r KmAlfl KKADIl READ I ! ! YOUTH AND MANHOOD A Vbroroaa I If. p . Death. Kinkeiin on Self Preservation. Only 85 cent. Thia Book just published is filled with nfbl ln,nrn,.,i... the Infirmitie and diseases of the Generative Organs. It address-aaitaeif alike to Youth. Manhood and Did l ..H .kn.u k- readbyall. . . The valuable advice and Impressive warning It give, willpre-vent years ot misery and Buffering, and save annually thoueand ParenU by reading it willlearn how to nraventthedaatraetin. their children. A remittance of 25 eenta. enclosed in a Ictav iHm , DR. KINKEL1N, N. W. corner ot Third and Union streets, between Spruce and Pine. Philadelphia, will ensure a hnk ..J. envelope, per return of maii. reraona at a distance may sddress Ur. K. by letter,(post paid.) and be cured at home. Package ol Medicine, Direction. Aeforwardel.haenAina arevsitiance, and put up secure from damage or curiosity. Booksellers, New Agent, Pedlar. Canvaaaeia. and all nthera applied withtheabove work at very low re tee. vn kt MAI. at. THAT desirable two story Brick House and Half Lot adjoining tbe residence of CoL Samuel Mcdary on Broad atreet, between High and Third atreeta. Tbe house contains oa Ike first floor two parlor and dining room, and on tbe second Boor there are seven well arranged Bedchambers, good celiara ander IB whole house, well ol water, cistern, under-ground drain, Ac, together with a choice variety of Frail and Shrubbery. Thi property can be parch, id na good payments, or will take in ex change a deairableCottage House in eeatrai location. Persona ta want ot a piece of property ia oae ol tne moot desirable location in tbe cttv would consalt their interest by calling oa the subscribers Immediately. noven BAKER A ARMSTRONG. TAKE NOTICE. . ITE have four handsome Baildta Lata oa the corner of " Friend and Seventh atreeta, ranging ta price from tMJ to 600 each. We will sell them oa tttch urras thataay wodvean bar. (7 Deaf be tee late. SMITH A MILLS, oc83- Seal Estate Agent.