Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-08-03

              - COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3, 1853, NUMBEK 328. VOLUMEWr THE jDailg Ij'to 0tate Journal . 18 PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAY, 8C0TT & BASCOM, JOURNAL BDHDINOB, HIGH AND PIAJIL BTEIiTS XNTRANCS ON HIQII. TERMS Invariably in advance: In Columbus, K0.0O a year j by mall, 8600. Dally during tht session of the Legislature, and ArMveeKty rnr tne remainder 01 ens year, s)u-ou. Til K WEEKLY JOURNAL la furnished to city subscribers at K2, and by mall at SLGOa year. Club of lour and upwards, $1.25 j of ten and upwards, 61.00. T1IK T1U-WEEKLY JOURNAL la $3.00 a year. RATES OF A D YER TISINoYlf THE DAILY JOURNAL. The following rates and roles ban been agreed npon between the Eroprletors of the Ohio Statesman and the Ohio Siatt Journal, to s obserred in all eases, after this data. July iiO, 1840. One square, 10 lines or less of this sized type, for one insertion, &0o. each additional insertion, 20o. 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Advertisements for Auctioneers, General Agents, Real Estate Agents, See., not to be contracted for by the year, but to be charged by the piece, at the usual rates, ' Announcing candidates (for offices of every description) to be charged at the rate of fifty cents per week, for each name ; the same to be, in all cases, paid in advanoe. Attorneys will be holden for the price of Inserting advertisements brought in by them. Publishers not accountable for the accuracy ' of legal advertisements beyond the amount charged for their publication '' All leaded advertisements to be charged not less than double the abovo rates, and measured as if solid. Advertisements on the Inside exclusively, to be charged at the rat of 60 per cant, in advance of the above rates. NO ADVERTISEMENT CAN III INSERTED ORATOlTOOIIir. Advertisements for charitable institutions, fire companies, ward, township, and other pubUo meetings, and such like, to be charged half price. Deaths Inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral invitations or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to be paid for. All persons sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, concerts, or any public enturtuinmeuw where charges are made for admittance, and all notices of private enterprises, run only be inserted with the understanding that the snuie are to he paid for. If Intended to be inserted in the editorial column, the same will be charged at the rate of not less than HO cents per line, and then only when accompanied by an advertisement. BUS1NKS8 CaBDS. WM. DKNNIflON. !& II. D. CABBINGTON. ENNISON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys XJ at Law (Office (n Odton Buildings), will attend to proles- sional business in tho 8 late and Federal Courts ; alio, to collections, tbe law ol Insurauce and of patents. Janl,'5l dly Ll'CIAN BUTT K8. TlfKO COMSToCK." GEO 0. 0OM8TOCK. DUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes .1 J aurs to II. Comitock St Co.,) Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Lsrd Oil Manulaclurnis,and dealers in salt, plastor, fish end lumber, noad ot tno canal, uoiumuus, unio. fg" Liberal advances made on consignments. mar (I JOSEPH F, SMITH, Attorney at Law, J Kenl Estate, Iloumy I.nnd nurl I'enalon Aetent Two doors east ol ittgn, on lowuairi.ui, ioiuuiuus, wuiu nil attend to tbe practice of his profession, obtaining pensions, buy log, soiling and obtsiniDg liud warrants, selling and leasing real estate, examining laud titles, collection of claims, etc. Fge Letters from a distance must bo pottmid. ju30 GERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard-waro aud Ctulory, iron, nails, glass, house builders' materials, farming and mechanics! tool", military goods, etc., etc. No 161 High street, sign of the (Hit Padlock. VTEW COAL YARD. A new Coal Yard JLM has been opened on tho lots south of the Ohio Tool Company's Fsctory, whero Northern and Hockiog grata and blacksmith's coal will bo sold by tho ton or busbel. doc3-dtl W. H. DARNELL, Agont. W. A. JONKS. CTACEY'S HOTEL, southeast corner Main KJ and rourtn street, xnneaviiift, time, scp.-.-ou f RIDGWAY'S IRON FOUNDRY, Brood J e street, near tho bridge, Columbus, Ohio. Stoves of all Binds, ana a groat variety oi castings, always on nauu. AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston, by I, E WI II I ( : K ( rebuilt, enlarged and elegantli furnished ; possessing all the modern Improvements and conveniences for the accommodation ol the traveling public. noyj3 lyila L. V. DONTON. W. P. TItUaSTON. DUNTON & THURSTON, Wholesale and Retail Piano Fori and Music ff'arerhomn. No. 60 Fourth street (first door wott of Smith at Nixon' Hall), Cticfnnsil, O. jaolH-dly JlSlTGUlTETurAttorney and Counsellor at e Law, and Commissioner of Deeds and to take Depositions for Ohio and other Wkstkb- Statks, (Uto of Cincinnati,) has established himself In h is profession in New York city, where all communications will receiva prompt attention. Refers to the members ot the liar ot Columbus, Clnclnnat and Southern Ohio. OJics Ko. 14 Wall Stmt, Neie York. marBS GIBSON HOUSE, Walnut street, between Fourth and Fifth. Cincinnati, Oblo. O. II. GKFFIIOY, Proprietor, Isto of the Walnut street House. P' ' WALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut St., between Sixth and Seventh streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. jyS-dtf ' J. W. SWENEV, Troprleior. THOMAS SULLIVAN, Manufacturer of GENTLES! BN'H BOOTH. Walnnt, between Third and Fourth streets, U doors above Kills St Morton's Bank, On clnnstl. J"!!1" DR. MORRISON'S OFFICE REMOVED lrorn Town to High street, corner of Sugar Alley. Entrance first door West ot High street, on the north side of Sugar Alley. marl7-d:lm a. w. riTCH. w. s. naowis. FITCH &BROWN,Commission Merchants, 38 Dock and SI Klvcr street, Cleveland, Ohio, dealers In Flmrr, Lard, Butter, Carers, Egg; and Produce generally. Liberal advances will be made on consignments kf Reter to U. FITi;H, Columbus. aplfedCat TOS. H. GEIGER, Attorney at Law. J Ofllfa In Gwynne'a Block, over ths store of Dwlgbt Stone Co .Columbus, ma7-dtt OLt MBUS CARRIAGE MANUFAC- TORY AVer the ewner of Tkird and Gay streets. Messrs. K.fc H.F. HOOTII are manulacturing and have constantly on hand, at their establishment at the location above named, all kinds ot carriagea, busgies, etc., made of the best meterf ale, by the moat experienced workmen, and warranted to do good service. The proprietors are both practical carriage makers, and all work ordered trom them will give good sstlstscllon. Repairing done at the shorted notice. They have been carrying on the business In this city some ten years, and trust tbey have some claim to public patronage. oc7-dly EATHER BELTING. The undersigned, Agents for the sale of RKE8 A IIOYT"8 celebrated premium patent Klvlted, pitretrhed Leather Bstnrle.bave this day received a full assortment of all sizes, from IHto Is inches In width. We would call the attention of th e publir to the above article, as one posseasinr superior merit. They are made from the thick and solid pans ot the best oak tanned leather, and are stretched by powerlul machines, (invented and net d by R. it 11. only,) whereby tbev are made to run straltht and true, have a uniform bearing on the drum or puiley, hold their width seventy, and give from 15 toS3 percent more force than tbofemedeia the ordinary manner. Sold at manufacturers' prices, with addition ot freight only, by Kit. BOURNE, KUilNfl t CO- jalS Pica of the (lilt Rroad Axe, Columbus, O. TO FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF FRF PH OYSTERS I am receiving daily fresh Baltimore and New Haven oysters, which will be sold as luw as the lowest, la cana or hsll cans; and la all eases tbe oysters which I sell will be warranted food, or no sale. Orders from tbe country earetnlly attended to, with punctuality and diapatch, and by so doing I hope to merit a share of public patronage, oeil C. P. L. BUTLER. w, fEW ESTABLISHMENT. E. Gayer, as- ftted bvA. W. lsder. would itrtfntlT anBoveeeto tbe citiafB of Colnmbq rd vicinity, tbnt he hM oprDPd COFFIN WAKKROOMt dlreetlf oppotite tbe Frmnklim Uoui bra b If at ill timm prpprd to fornlth eotllc, bronda, etc, witfe ail tb attntioa and fixtorea arccMry on faoeral oermsrirrnt and be withi-a it diitinrtlf vodentood that hit term .ball not be of to objectionable a character at to prerent entirtmxM actiotu "7-dlj A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY GROCERIES, at prices as low as the lowest, and as good as the best, caa be found at the soatta east corner of Town and EUfh streets. - (ap&tfj 0. W. AUGUSTUS. IVEW-YOKK ADVERTISEMENTS. FSOM W. H. M'OONALS'S ADVIBTISINQ HOU81, 103 NASSAU ST, W. V. T.RY GOODS. Strang. Adriancb & Co U Imnortors and Jobbera ol foreign and domeatlc Dry Goods, have removed to tboir new, spscious and elegant store, 1 03 l.ioerly street, a low uoora west oi uroauway, new lora, where thov will oiler for sale on the molt roatunable terms, a lull and extensive assortment ol fsucy and staple dry goods of every description. Clothiers and Tailors will And at all times a full snd complete stock of Kronen, Fngllsh and Americen goods, designed for men's wear, to which they Invite the attention of the closest nuyors. juia I3ATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS JL 8 US, Made under a new and peculiar process, (or Frlvate Dwellings, Hotels, steamboats, entps, etc. These beds, tusether with bolsters, uillows, comforters, etc. sre ottered to tho nubile, slter a thorough trial, as the best and cheapest known. Tbey possess many and great advantages, among wntcn may no mentioned toe ionowing, viz i Thoy are cheaperthan hair; will rotaln tbeir elasticity always; are nroof asainat all kinds of vermin i are nrorenters, as well as relievers of rheumatism ; are sweeter and far more cleanly tliauany other aro easily renewed; are valuable as J.ne ire- servers a oertn mattress or mis material neing sumcieuuy uuuy ant tn sustain a aersnn several davs. Tbey will be found desirable lor foreign markets, particularly for California, Australia, China, and the Islsnde in the Pacific Ocean, bearing close packing, and on opening returning to their oriuinti duik. for sio oy DOKKHDS & NIXON, Solo Agents, No. SI Park Place, and 18 Murrav street. N. Y. fy Upholsterers, carriage makers and others, supplied with tne retting lij tnepouna. fjr" Tim trade senerallv su nulled at a liberal discount, If" We are permitted to use the names of the following gen tfpmen, wbo bave used and approve oi tne articles ; Ueorge L, tcnuyier, &sq., J. Green Pearson, Esq., Elihu Townsond, Esq., 11. Hrewer, M. D., J W. Brsdsbaw, M. D., Captain Hazard, Iluti'ilj, Captain Hallister, Charles Davis, Esq., Kev. H.W. Bellows, Robert J. Rankin, Esq., Nicholas Dean. Esq., Cauiaiu Joseph J. Comstoek, Com. U. a. Mail Steamer Bailie. iobl8 9m-M TO WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. JNO. X C. IIKNDE1180N dt HHIYTH. No. 61! Rue du Fru bourv. Polssontiieru. Paris, and 172. 174 and 176 Pearl street, New l out, oiler lor sale an extcniive assortment oi ustricn ana Fancy Feathers French and American Artificial flowers and Ornaments. Hibbons. Bonnot Linlnns, Italian, Engllh, French and American Straw and Milk Bonnets, etc., etc., togetner witn a full assortment of goods suitable lor hatlors and cap makers. The above, chiefly of our own manufacture, ombrace the largest and most varied stock to bo found in tbe United States. Samples may Do seen at our warerooms in new xora. Jytf-am-at KICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES. Long known loterelv tested always faithful to their trust the only sales made combining Well and VVtliler's Patents, Bicsiins as DiAn-viei, (successors to Rich & Co.,) 14G Water street, N. Y. niOHI.li V & HKVNOLDS, Agents, Cleveland, O. Jy7-3m-ac nPIIE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY, JL manulaoturera of GUNPOWDER, continue to furnish Gunpowder of all their well known biands, viz: "Kentucky UHlit." "Sen Hhnotlnir." "American Snartine." "Indian llllle." Kletrlc." " Duck Shooting." In kogs, hall and quarter kegs, and canUtera of one pound each- Also, a full assortment ol powder lor Blasting and Mining purposes, and for Export. Tho reputation of their Gun Powder Is too well known to require comment It cau bo procured ot the principal dealers In (.o lumbus. and at the oilico ot the enmuauy, P!) wnll atreet, N. Y. city A. U. IIA.AHU, President. A. K. Douglass, secretary. jy-.Hn-M T Dry Goods Dealkrs,1VIrchant Tailors, (!o.t ImportcJ, No. I) Warren strrot, New York, hiivealwftyi onhHiid.of Ihfjir own ImuorUtHn, olio ot't.ie mist extenlve amcirtments to be found in New York city, ot good adapted to men'i wt nr. consiiiinir in unrt of cloths, incy cassirnero'i, over coating, ailk iitri-i nud linlDgi, all mnkri ; black and fancy ailk veilmi aud vlvfti, ceBbraerca, MnriniUt'a ana linen Tetina, drills, etc ; silk cravttis, DHwest Paria and Isondoo stylus; cmn-biic handkerehiels, kid glore, sutpendra, hosiery, undershirts, etc., etc, which they otter at tho lowcut inariet prnes, ana to which Ihey invite the attention of tho trade. jyl-lm-M FAST MAIL LINE. 15 hours fromCoIum-bus to Portsmouth On and after JHomlny, June 28, a MAIL COACH will leave Columbus lor Circleville, Chillicotbe, snd Portsmouth, at 5 o'clock in the morning, and arrive at Portsmouth at 8 o'clock in tho evening connecting with the ltiver Packets to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Also, leave Portsmouth at 5 o'clock in the morning and arrive at Columbus at 8 o'clock in the evening, dally. Ju20 KKKIDKR Ai HAWK US. TNDIA MATTING. White and Colored X Matting, all widths, at our Carpet lloi m, next door to tbe American. ms5j W. A. Si J. C. McCOY Si Co. A FINE LOT of No. 1 Blacking Brushes, of the celobruted manufactory of P. Haven & Co., New York, at tbe new Boot and Shoe Emporium of 1. W. CONrlTANS, No, 1 Platl'a Building State atreet, Sve doors west ot the I'os, Oilico. Jyll 'IH1E INVINCIBLE AND NEVER-FAIL- .1. INI! KF.Mr.DY A certain cure for MAN AND BKABT. W. It. Fnrrcll'H Celebrated Orlglno! ARABIAN LINIMENT. This extraordinary preparation Is not only far superior to all the Liniments and Ointments now belore the public., but p.iaies. ses specific qualities entirely unknown to theraostloarnedol the Medical Faculty. Ita wide-spread celebrity has brought out a host of articles In Imitati n of it. with all sorts of names, but none of them begin to compare with the superior,old-estithlish-ed Arabian Liniment For lite Nervous Hyalcm It operates like a charm, soothing down the most violentagooles and palo In a lew minutes alter ita application. Mumps, Wore Thront nml Uremia. It speedily causes the dissipation ot any possibility of matter forming in tho parts, and brings about a regular and healthy action ot the glandular systom. A If evulalve, Anodyne nntl nnlanrn. In eases of huptured Muscles and Tendons, its powerful re vulsivoand healing qualities cause tho parts tn unite without leaving tbe least soreness or wsnt of power behind. In Bruliei and Swellings, It acta on the princple of a counter Irritant and anodyne, relieving tbe pain almost instaatly, and reduces the swellings in su Incredibly short space ol time. A ritlmulnnt and Nervine. jjil Is s stimulant imparting tone and vigor to the whole nervous and muscular systom. For Ithenmntlsni, or any other Inflammatory condition ol the muscular ayatem or chronic stiffness of the asme, it stands at ths very head of all the remedies ever offered to the public, and none can equal It. Polaonona Keptllea, cVc. For bites of poisonous snakes it may be confidently relied on as a prompt and effectual remedy, acting as a caustio and specific in such hitherto fatal cases. For Chilblains, Bums, Old Sores, Corns, Warts, Krysipelas, Croup, Nervous Headache, Sore Kyes, even to partial Blindness, Its e fleets are astonishing Tne grrat advantage Ibis article possesses over all other remedies, is Its brief operation on ton ayatem. It cures quickly It Is the most certain remedy in existence, and it Is sold chesper thsrrsny other medicine in use. We fcsrlessly assert that this great Arabian remedy will do more good lor less money than any other Linime nt or Ointment in the world. For Homes and Cattle, Its effects are equally atriklng and aalutary. In Sweeny It has no equal, being an ialallible cure) also, In Poll Evil, Big Head, Hitula, Spavin, Galls, Strsins, Bruises, Scrstches, Wounds, no matter bow bad. Bore Kyes, even to blindness, swellings ol ev ery description, and many inflammatory diseases. tOfnTKUrfilTI.) tUIJHiaufaiirt, Beware of a base Counterfeit called 11. (i Farrell's Arabian Liniment This spurious article Is sold by so ne as "Farrell's Liniment," to those whe are not carelul to call lor the genuine W. U. Farrell's Arabian Liniment. Always sak fur W. H. FAR-KKLL'fl ARABIAN LINIMKNT,ar,d take no other. fr Tbe genuine Arabian Liniment Is sold by DENIO At HAKRY, J.. It.T. COOK, G. ROBERTS CO.. snd WM. FAURKNIIOI.TZ, Columbus. J. P. dateline, Carroll: Joibua Betts, Cottage Mills ; Cherry at StimmeL Lock bourne; T. Jones At Bro- London ; O. II. Bliss Co , West Jefferson; E. Geobegan, Baltimore; E. L. f locum, Lancaster; J.N.Wilson, Newark; Page St Ingram, Newark ; flpeurer St Channel, Bolinsgreen; John D. Parke. Cincinnati: And Drugsiita and Merchants generally, la tha United States snd Canadaa. martl3 JY. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel- er. High ttreet, brawn the American and Neil Home, Calum- las, Caio. llavias rjnrcbased the entire stock of Wll.lsm Savage, 1 will continue the business at the old stand, where I will keep a first rate assortment of WATCUKS. JEWELRY, PIT, TEE SPOOKS, FORKS, t UTLEKY, And a general variety ol FANCY I.WOII8. For the nresent I willresidela Near ) or k, and persons in want of goods, nay rely upon seeing all new patterns ot Jewelry la my store. With these assurances be hopes to retsia the confideace of tbe former patror-sot the concern, snd of tbe citizens generally. The If'sbA Repairing will be attended to by W. M. Savage, loa ft known tn tbls section as a first rate workman jUl6 - J. V. SAVAUE, JB- NOTICE. Havint disposed of my stuck of goods to Mr. John Y. Ssvsge, Jr. I cheerfully recommend him to all oi my old customers, and the public generally. As It Is absolutely necessary that my outstanding business should be closed, al persons knowing themselves Indebted to will call and aettle up. Ijul n. .BSAiir. LITHOGRAPHY. Every description of Mans. Plsns. Views rf Buildings, Portraits, Anatomic Draw- Inrs, Business and rbow Cards, all kin pa of Ilrusgist and other plain and fancy labels. Bill snd Letter Headings, Fae Similes, etc-executed iatbeb'St style, at reasonable rates, by asiuue..l!r, m asusurj, Litkorraphen and Engrarer; Ko. 115 (Odd f ellows' Building) Walnut street, deer! 6a Cincinnati, Ohio. SOFT STRAW BONNETS. Ladies' Soft Straw Boa nets also, Leghorn and Straw Hats for Misses, thU day received by express, at MCCOY'S, aea30 Best door to tbe American. NEW YORK ADVURHSEMENl'S. raoB w. . m'oonald's advkstisiko hovsc, 103 nassau-st., n. v. T7ALL AND WINTER BONNETS. R, JU T. WILDK, No. S3 Jobn street, Now York, Manufacturer ot and Dealer in all Kinds ol sits, sunn, veivec, arm in mov every kind of Fnney Bonnets. Alio, Importer of sll kinds ol French Flowers, of the greatest variety and richness to be obtained in New York. The latest styles of French Bonnets received by every steamer. All ol which will be ottered at tha lowest posstblo rates by the esse or dosen Milliners-are particularly Invited to call and ex. amine the great variety of Pattern Bonnets Ju30 3m-a LOOKING GLASS WAREROOMS Art RBPosiTony and Gallxbt WILLIAMS, STEVENS St. WILLIAMS, Importers snd Manufacturers, 333 Broadway, New York. Pier, Wall and itantlt Mirror; portrait snd picture frames, cornices, bases, Interior deoorstions, Stc. Oil Painting; ArtUf Material; English, French and Gorman Engravings, eto. For the Purckate and Sale of Fine Painting; Art Manufactures, Illustrated Works, Works on the Fine Arts, eto , they are prepared, by tholr advantageous premises, location, and extensive connections, to offer great facilities. Our Qalltriu (replete with all that Is new snd beautiful In art), are at all times open to visitors, with the assurance to purchasers that every article will be furnished at tbe most reasonable rates. JuOT 3m- WEST POINT SCHOOL. This well known Institution is most pleasantly snd healthfully sit uated amid the Highlands of tbe Hudson, a short distanco irom new xora city, recuusr nursmeges are uuereu ir pru-curing a thorough and accomplished education In all tho departments of learning. Its military exercises sre found to contribute admirably to discipline and to tho manly and gracelul bosr-lug ot Its pupils. The immedlste vicinity of the II. S Military Academy secures ths aid of the moat distinguished snd accomplished Instructors. Pupils from 13 to 10 years of age preferred. Ileterences General Scott, U.S. Army; Col. A.J. Pleas-onton, Philadelphia; Chatlea King, L.L. D., New York city, Prolossors of Yale College snd United States Military Academy. For further particulars adorers - EDWATID V. KINSLEY, A. M. JuSMm-M West Point, New York. T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OP XJ DRY GOOD! L. O. WILSON & CO., Inmntters and Jobbera of DrV Goods. No. 13 Courtland Street, (opposite the National and fratcrn Hotelt), ana Ms. i I ana u vey street, NEW YORK. Invite the attention of Wholksalb BuYEHS to their very largo assortment ot goods, which is kept complete at all seasons of tne year by tne addition oi an tno new styles ana luuncs uim are constantly atrivlng by "steamera" and "packets." We have large departments devoted exclusively to the sale of cloths, Casslmeres. Vestlnss. Tailors' Trlmnrogs, White floods, Ho siery, uress uoods, cnawis, ransee notions, uomesncs, eiu., etc. In addition aro displayed largo linos of prints, including Morrimncsand Cochecos, Ginghams, Lawns, Beruges, illack and other staple Silks, Merinos, Bombazines, Alpacas, and the numerous other articles appertaining to the Dhy Goops Tbadb. Also, agents for the sale of " Hoy It's lloyal Patent Swansdown Sewing Cotton." We invite tha sttcntlon of tha closest buyers for cash or credit. nssrlB-ly-u HIE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND TUIMMlNil units?. IN N V.W VOIIK TITOHI A M t. ST KA IINM, Importer and Jobber of Silkt, Millinery and Fancy Good; at tiett cash prlcn Tlmn i tinted by milling Interest 163 Broadway, Ntw York, has now in store, and is daily receiving and offering ut the lowest prices, a cotnpleto as-nrimentof iiooiif in his line, embracing all the various stylus and designs, consisting of bluck and fancy silks, msrcelines, Flo- rencos,shnwls, trimmings, bonnet riubons, taneta ana sutm no iinm dress trinimlmrs ol all kinds. French and English crapes, crape liases, silk cravats, embroideries, gloves of all kinds, silk lace mitts, bareges, laces, white goods, hosiery, L. C. Handkerchiefs, etc. Tho undersigned invites merchants from tho north, south, east aud west, when in the city, to favor him wlib a call, and examinine his stock belore purebnting. 1 iiua. it. sir,aitna, joa oroauwfij, dee.1l ly fiet. Liberty st. and Maiden Lane, N. Y. CARPETS, &c. We have just received this anrinur the second lsrite let uf jur-t. sill ('Ifitbft. Riiuh. cVr.. maitinir our stock of house inrnlshltig goods the larsest in too city, ana consisting iu unri ui .,t . . i : .. i u,;.u v-.lv,.. r.r..t. JO ps do do Tspestry Brussels carpet; SO ps superfino and lino 'i'br. e-Ply do ; 90 ps do do sll wool Ingrain do; SI) ps wool nnd cotton do do; 15 ps cotton Ingrain and stripe do; 10 ps stair llrussell snd Venetian do; 15 ps super Dutch dining room wool do; 10 ps do do hemp and silk do do do; 10 ps Hag and other low priced do; GJ super and common Hugs; 0 wool, ses grass and beu,p Door Rugs ; 1C0 assorted kinds Door Mats. We cut, make and nut down csrpots on reasonable terms and shortest notice ..,. , For sale cbtsp liy oaiiuttn n onvrsiu, muJS . opposite Capital II me, Columbus. REASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. O The subscribers bave on hand a lull assortment of sen soned lumber and shingles of all klndslor building purposes. Thev have also, iu addition to tholr flooring machlue, put In operation one expressly for surfacing, snd aro prepared to fur-msb, on short notice, lumber dressed on one or both sides, from inches down to halt an men In tnicKnees. Yellow and white nine, aih and oak flooring always on hand. All orders from a diatanro orotnotlv Bttended to. Warehouse and Lumber Yard hoed of tbe canal, Columbus, Ohio. ,pl liUlTl.l'.s, COMHiuun, a u. VALUABLEREAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Inlots Nos. 298 and 300, on High street, west side, nesr tbe Railroad Depot. Also, Subdivision No. 3 of Outlots C2 snd C3, onBroailwny south side. Al.o, Subdivision No 11 of same Outlots. Inquire of the undersigued, at Denuison St Carrlngtou'a Law Office, Odeon Buildinga. lebtln-dtt u, a. lAUivinviiv,n We are now recolvln. direct from manufactories In r.uropo, s splendid assortment ol colored Ironstone Ware, comprising a large variety ot new colors, siyirs onu snsjies. Our stork of ware ol all kiuds is now very large, aud all of now snd desirable goods. All t uyera of ware will find It much to their advantage to ca. snd examine our stock and prices belore buying elsewhere. 1, . ok- yJ. rue,, r. it, julO Journal Buildings, High street POOL WORKS, corner of First and Lib- Jl xbttstbxits, PrrTSBcaaH, Pa. Machinists Tools ofevery vsrlety, such as iron planers, slide and hand turning lathes, drilling machines, slide rests, etc., etc , manufactured to order. juLI-6md JOSEPH F. HAMILTON Si CO. SELLING OUT AT COST. N. S. Baker, dealrous of selling out his extonsive stock ot Upholstery Ware, oflera rsre bargains to those wishing anything iu this line. His stock consists ol spring, curled hair, cotton, moss, pslm lest snd husk mattrssses; Wsrren's pstent sola beds; lounges, sofas, etc. Also, material for lounges, cots and comforts ; iu fact, every article in his line ot business. Fir lie has removed bis establishment from tho Exchange Block to the Broadway Hotel, nearly opposite, where he will sell his goods at prices that cannot fail to be satisfactory to ail. apSiMi TADIES LEATHER RETICULES. A Jj large and beautiful assortment of Leather Reticules, furn Ished and unfurnished. Just received at the New Bookstore of ap36 J. H. RILEY & CO 17IRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS BY JD EXPRESS. snAPf.EY ot HAM. have now tbelr Iu II stock of goods, comprising all the new styles ot Dress Goods, Millinkbs supplied with Uoods and Patterns at a vory small advance from New York cost. Muslin work. Bonnets, Ribbons, etc. mar!3 THOMAS DOUGLASS, (late Bliven & Docuuss), Commission Merchant, manufacturer and wholesale dealer In every description of AMERICAN HARDWARE, No. 5 Plstt street, four doors Irom Pearl, New York, Manufacturer of the Premium Steel Squares; Agent for Bee's Braces, Turn-screws, etc.; also, Kendall it Taylor's Thermometers, Barometers, etc.; Union Butt Co's Butts, Gate Hinges, Brackets, etc.; Brown Si Brother's sheet Brass, Brass snd Copper Wire, Rivets, etc.; N. Newcomb's Smiths. Bellows, etc. THOMAS DOUGLASS, ASA FAME, Jr., novll-ly Iste of the firm of Child, Fair Si Co., St. Louis. JUST OPENED. The subscribers would re-spectfully snnonnce to their friends and the public !i general, that they have Just opened a store on the corner of Long street and State Avenue, opposite P. Hayden's Factory, where they intend to keep constantly on hand, a large assortment ol thevery beat of Family Groceries such as less, coffee, sugar, mol'saes, flour, rice, fish, soap, candles, starch, cheese, et.,etc; together with every articleuaed by families, which they effer to sell on tha lowest terms, fur Cat only. July 14, 1852. W. DIXON St CO. 4 1853. GILLETT & CO'S NKIL HllfTHK II AT STORK, K m- mm A n... a.nih f tha, Mnia Ratrnare, We are now receiving our summer supply of lists. Caps snd Straw Goods, to which we invite the attention of the citizens of Central Ohio. Our goods are manufactured nnder the superintendence of one of the firm In Connecticut, and for price, quail ty and variety cannot be aurpassed in the west. Among our assortment can be found tbe following : f.eits' Fashkmsbie Moleskin Hats, extra: drab Beaver Hats, extra; mm an(j black Cassimere do; Citizens' fine Cassimere Hats ; Opera " " Seal Hats, Straw Goods of every style. Misses' Fists, Ladles' Riding lists and Caps ol every pattern. We have a large stork of Roll Hsu for ssle by the box, vasv low, and we respectfully solicit the attention of country merchants. - spttO FEATHER DUSTERS. A large assortment of Feather Dusters, Just opened and for sale low by sbs14 N. G. FOSTER. FANS, FANS. A small stock of new pattern, assorted, for sale cheap to dose out. Ju6 i. U. RILET CO. BOOKS & STATIONERY. VTOTICE TO DEALERS IN PAPER i.1 HANGINGS. Tho undersigned respectfully give notice that thoy are agents tor tho following nigmy ceieoratoa oisnu laoturers oi rspera ana noruers; Dcllicourt At Co, ) Solomon fc Hart, French Goods. Wm. Pehl & Co., ) M. A. Howell, J Jones, Smith St Novcra, Christy & Constant, f New York. Thouiss Kayo & Co., I It. McNamee, J Helroio St Fay, Philadelphia. J. F, Bumateud & Co., Boston. jyS J. II. I1ILEY At Co. Treatise on Dzntal Mkdicini, to which is appended an Inquiry Into tne use ot chloroform and outer anostnctic stents, edition rcvisoa ana eniurgea. iiy inos. a. uuna, a. si. Just recclvrd ut the New Booksturo ot Jyfl J.H. K1LEY 4 CO. D IGEST OF THE OHIO REPORTS, BY Ht'uort. coriUitjiiig together all the cases ever reported at law an a in equity, in tne supreme court m imitt. This Is not a mere Ind.x to the Ko ports, but a complete syU' opsli of tho law decidfd, and every point of law and legal pro posittoa recognized Dy uie court in coming to inmr nnai retuu. jjo a. mo riftw liunnsiore oi si. . niiid i k tw, ATE W LAW BOOK. A Treatise on the Law -I sn l Prse.tlce of Voluntary Asilgnmrnti, tor tho benefit of creditors, witn an Appendix ol forms, oy aiexanuer si, uurriu. Just received snd lor safe at inn new ituossiure. JyS J. II. UILEY St CO NEW BOOKS. Rhymes, with Reason and without; byB P. ShilUbor (Mrs. Purtlnaton); ."".a "aeson tno Beatitudes oy . ti.t.nspiu; ' tuetnTflrot furs.Juiia li orott, wnu nor roeiiu, aiuiseiuciiuns from her Proso; by Mrs. C. M. Sawyer; The Bible in tho Counting House: a Course of Lectures to Merchants; by II. A. Boardmsn, D.D.; Travels In Egy pt and Palestine ; by J. Thomas, M. D ; Maria Do II, micro, a tale of tho Crescent City; by W. (ill more timmi. Just received at tho New Bookstoro of Julfl J. H. K1LEY St CO. IUST RECEIVED, nt SYKES' DEPOT, f The Bourbon Prince the History ol the lloyal Dauphin ol France, being the only reliable history of the unlortunaie Prince Louis the Seventeenth. jull N EW PUBLICATIONS JUST ISSUED Fanny Fern, or Leavos from Fanny's Portfolio s Doctor Birch and his Young Friends; by Thackeray ; Sam Slick's Wlso Suws, or wbat he said, did or invented ; Modern Flirtations ; by Catharine Sinclair; Cyrilla; a Tale by the author of Initials. julO For sale by BURR Si RANDALL. NEW LAW BOOKS. The Ohio Codes, in Lrw binding ; The New York Code snd Digest; Nan Santvoord. Tloading under llie Codo; Whittakrr's Prnrllcn uunVr tho Code: Together with a full stock ot Isw books, embracing all that la uew and valuable. For sale at the New Bookstore. julO J. II, KII.EY St. CO. nxi1 AND LETTER PAPERS. BURR & RANDALL areagnrti of the celebrated Southworlb Manufacturing Comusny, and off r their papers by tho case or siuglo renin at mill prices. Including bluo end vrhito ruled cap, blue and white ruled letter, Bath post, ell sizes; commercial notn, flat cap, folio post, elc. Ju7 EW BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED. Lnvard'a fresh Discoveries In Nineveh and Bibylon, with II fhn maps and engravings iu the Engibh editioit ; 8vo, musMn. Lilo and Letters uf Steuben Olin, DA) , LL. !.. with portrait ; 2 volumes muilin. Tho Old House by tho River: lilmo mu.lin. Thackeray' English Humorists of the ltih oentury 12roo musiin. i'kt,'a ftlvll Wara aud Uauarchv in Frnco In the 16th and 17lli eenturles; ltl-no. Mrs. r lilt's Summer Humbles In the Weit. Ju27 Forsaloby BIIRH & RANDAL!. N, EW LAW BOOKS. Reports of cases ar- suet, and aJjudced In thft Plitrtet Court of tho UnUfd StntPi tor the Kaatnrn Uistrict of .VriDsylvania, Irom May, 18 16, to mny, .H.tt, inciGiiv.3. liy m. II. crnntm. Volume 0 Nelihy, Hurl-tune & Gordon' Kxchfq ;er HVporti; Volume 70 Knyllsh Common Law; Volumes 4, 5 a:d 6 Uritlih Crown Canes; Young & JrrTis' Kxrhrquer Keport ; 3 rolumci ; TowDshcud'a Now Kormi, In I'ractiro under tbe Now York Code; Tho Law of Nisi Priita, by John Fredflrlclt Archbold, Keq. thfrd Amoricftn, from the econd London edition, with nor?s re lorring to tho latest American deciilonn, by John K, Fin llay; 2 volumei. Just received at the Now Hookitore of ju!6 J. U. KILF.Y & CO. npi-IE MODEL ARCHITECT, containing original designs of Cottages, Viltss, tturburhan lloiidenees, etc., by Msh'l Slocum, Architect. Cotnplilo sets ol vols 1 and ii lust rocelred at the liookitorn of mall J. II. RILEY & CO. Si AVE YOUR ICE EUR- NET'S PATl'NT WATKR COOL- lilt. Wo aro now prepared to oiler our fiiends and customers a superior article ol Water Coolersol entirely new styles, nnd nt greatly reduced prlees. This srtl- cle is the result ol tbe application ol scientific principles to tbo purpose Intended, viz: to keep water as cool as possible, as lorg as possible, and with llie least qusntily of Ice, The proprietor hss long devoted bis st Intention to this pari Irular branch of domes K-iie economy, & psssino Irom oneimurove- ment to another, has at length arrived sa near perloetlon as it Is possible to reacli. A pro'. I ol this is found in tha very seneral use of those Coolers lu all parts of tbo country. A simple stHte-ment of facts in regard to these Coolers, will satisfy every one ol their superiority. First, they aro the only article of the kind ever patented. They are liunl.iied with two distinctnon-con-ductlna chambers, by means ot which, with two pounds ot Ice to tho gallon, wster is kopt(atatetnpera'ure of 40 abovo xero, or only B Irom irnczina) an aay. inus. at a coat ot some throe cents per day, a family of ordinary size can be constant Iv suDullcd with water as cold as Ice itself; larger number In tbe same proportion. This has been found by actual expert-ment to be a saving of at least seventy-live per cent over the Earthen Jars, formerly used fnr this purpose. Again, these Coolers nrvkrswiat; in this way aavlng much unnecessary wasto and trouble. Heine: manufactured in the most workmanlike style, and hand somely finished In every respect, they make a very beautiful or nament lor tne uimog nouin, uoiei or c-icarnuoar. An important improvement baa lately been added to tbe Cool er, vis t A small Pan (capable of holding Irom aix toeilit Iba. ol Butter) Inserted directly under tho cover. Thl, quantity ot butter can be kept perfectly hard all day, without additional ice, (a Tory Important addition to the eoonntny aud comtortot lam llles. If desired, the cooler esn also oeturntsned at a smalloxpense Itha FILTERING APPARATUS, hich serves the additlonsl purpose of removing sll Impurities from the water, rendering it periectly clear and wholesome. Tbo Cooler and r liter may no seen in operation atany time at - BURNKTS House Furnishing Establishment, . No. 14 East Fourth street, Cinrinna'l, O. For sale In Columbus by JNO. K. IIKVI., marHl High street. I WINDOW SASH. We Tt hsro msda sn arrangement i'. with one of tbe moat celebrated aaab manulactoriea In the West, and are -; nreuared to fill all orders for sash. '.manufactured by practical workmen and ot soon materials. All orders left at our Hardware store. Nn. 159 High street, sign of tbe Gilt Broad Axe, will receive prompt attention. KILBOURNE, KUHN3 Si CO. Columbus, April 25, 1851. "VTEW Fl X 1 149 Main FUR STORE. Jarvts & Fairchild, street. Cincinnati, have sn extensive snd well selected stock ot none but new and tresh Furs, for ladies. We have tbls day received from New York some beautiful specimens of Misses' and Children's drab snd black Beaver Hats. nov'.7.dly jakvis r AiKurjijj. BOYS, Youth's and (Jriildren's (Jail ana Kip ROOTS and 81IOES a general assortment tor Pprinsand tfunmer trade, at lma6J J. W. CONsTAN-J. HOSIERY. 500 dozen ladies, gents, misses, youths snd infanta' hosiery, all ot the bos tmake, lust np ed by ap20 r'NOWDEN. WE ARE NOW opening a large and beautllul assortment ol WATrims. DIAMOND WtlHK a. JEWKI.HV. Our atock of fine Londen and f iene- va Watches is superior to acy in tbe Ptate. Diamond tings and oins wa otlerstNew kora prices. Jewelry, silver and plated ware, fine mantle clocks, and cutlery, at wholesale snd n tail. All are Invited to rail, exsmine, and pur-hase ifmittd. NOTARIAL and other SEALS engraved, and TRESSES tat-nlshrd. at the ah or test notice. Watches repaired In tbe brat manner. First door south or entrance to Nell House. Jull BLY'NN At. BALDWIN. LAW PARTNERSHIP. SWA YNE & B.BKR The nnders'sned will practice Isw ha copartner- fcin. ITS' OSes fa the Cut Bank Builaing. ' - u n PWATNF., ap7-dly R. P. L. BARER. 7 MPORTANT TO THE IN DUSTRIO US. X " !ewtng Birds," a very treat convenience, lor sale at tbe New Bck kstnre. ma3 J. 11. RILET aV CO. PARASOLS. New styles just received by ap?0 8NOWDENS 9 IT ? ! eer- SJ : M ,vav TRANSPORTATION. IS53. sffio.CC nlOi 1S53. CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD CHANGE J OF TIM E (with an additional EXPRESS TRAIN). On snd slter Thursday, June UOlli. lust, until further no tice, the trains on this ruad will be run as iollows : EXPRESS HAIL NO. 1. Leave Coin mbus st 3 A 5 p. m. ; arrive at Newark 9:15 (after arrival ot Evening Train from Ssndusky), snd st Zsueivilleat 6:15 p. to. j . RETURNING. Leave Zanesville 7:110 a m ! srrlvo at Newark 8.-30 before departure ot Morning Train tor Sandusky), and at Columbus at 10 a m connecting with the Morning Express Train for Cleveland, inis jrain stODsat t avinr'S. uoiumtua. rataixaia. A riersvl e. Union, Newark, Clay Lick, Rockdale. Black Uand. CUv pool's, snd st Pleasant Valley only. EXPRESS NO. 2. Leave Colurebus at 10:15 a m, immediately after arrival of lAgtitnxng -i ram " trom Cincinnati t a-rivu at nowarx oeiore the departure of Accommodation Train for Manifold, snd st Zaues vllle at 12:15 p in. RETURNING. Leave Zanesville at 2 1) m : arrive at Newark st 3 p m, snd at Columbus at 4:40 u m. in time for Eoeninjr Accommodation Train for Cincinnati. uoing r.ust, tms 1 rain will stop at 'tailor's, raiasiaie, nirit ersville, Union, Newark, Black Hand. Claypool's and Pieaseut valley only; coming We.t. at Pleasant Valley, Claypool's, rJlack Hand, Newark, Union, Klrkersville, Pataikala, Black Lick and Taylor's only. Wilh bot i the Express Trains, the coaches of tha Ohio Stage Company botween ZMiesvllle and Wheeling will run in close connection. At Wheeling they connect with the Trains on the Baltimore snd Ohio ItMlroad. FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leave Columbus at 6:30 a in : arrlvlnir at Newark before the departure ol the Morning Train for Sandusky, snd st Zsnetville atltttOam. -v , RETURNING. Leave Zanesville at 3:45 n m. nesting Newark after arrival of Evening Train from Sandusky, aud arrive at Columbus at 7:30 n m. 1 his Train stops at ail way stutions. ' , ,, n n.v a . ny oraer, u. o. uuni, ngeo.. Columbus, June 18th, 1853. LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROADS. SuMMxa Abbanoxmxnt, to com mence May 10. 1653. Four Paisenger lraim Daily, (Sundays excepted.) Trains run by Columbus time, which Is seven minutes isstor man uiucinnaii time. Until further notice, Psssengcr Trulns will leave tbe Depot on Hast front street, as follows: Express Train Bt 6 s. m-t Accommodation Train st 7:30 a. m ; Hillsborough Train at 2:30 p. m.; Mall Truin at 5 p. m.; For I.lowood, Plalnsville, Nillord, Loveland, Foster's, Deertlold, Morrow, I'ort Ancient, Oregon, i.orwln and Wayneaviile, Spring Valley, Xcnla, Ceilarville, Selins, South Cbarleaton, London, W est Jellersoii, Columbus, Yellow Springs and Springfield. Returniog from Columbus Mail Train will leave at 4:5 a. m ; Express Train will leave at 1:30 p. m ; Accommodation Train will leave at 5.15 p. m ; Returning from Hillsborough at 7 a. m ; lleturning from Springfield at 5:5 a, in.; Returning Irom Springrleld at 5 p. m Train $ will step an follows: The Extiress Train, ti a. in., from Cincinnati, at Loveland, Mor row, Xeniaand London, only ; 1:30 p. m., Irom Columbus, at .ondon, Aetna, Corwin, Morrow, Loveiaua ana riainvtue, only. Accommodation Train, 7:30 a. tn, Irom Ciocinnail, anda:13 f. m , trom Columbus, at Plainville, alillord, Miamtville, Love-sod. Foster's, Doerlleld, Morrow, Fort Ancient, Frnepnrt, Corwin, and Waynesville, Spring Valley, Xenla, Cedarvllle, Selma, South Cbarleaiun. London, and West Jefferson. Also, on proper notice by Hag or to conductor, at Linnwood, Claysville, Florence and Alton. Mail Train, 4:5 a. rn. from Columbus and 5 p. m. from Cincinnati, at West Jefferson, London, Suutb Charleston, Selma. Co. darvillo, Xenia, Sprlug Volley, Corwin and Waynesville, Free, port, Fort Ancient, Morrow, Doerfteld, Foster's, llutterworth's VVater Station, Loveland, Mllford and Plainville. Also, at Claysville, Florence and Alton, on notice, lmisWouiih Train at 7 a. m. from Hillsborough, aud 3 30 p. m. from Cloelunati, at Lyncbburgh, Wi album', Hlanchoster, Goshen and Wilmington pike, Loveland, Polktnwn, Miamiville, Milford, Plainville and Lliiwood. Also, on notice at flag stations. Passengers for Ilillsboro', Chilllcothe, and intermediate points, will take tho 230 p. m. Train. Passengers lor Springfield will take the 7:30 a. m, or 5 p. m. Trains. Lines of Hacks snd Coaches run in connection with the trains to the following towns: Lebanon from Deerfield; Wilmington and Clarksville from Mortow and Corwin ; Oothen, and points above, from Milford. Tbe Trains connect with the Mad River snd Lako Erie Rail road at forinatield : Columbus snd Cleveland Railroad at Co lumbua; Central Ohio Railroad to Zaneavllle, and lines of coaches from Zanesville to Wheeling, &c. On Sundays but one train will be run, leaving Cincinnati at B:;iO p, m , end Columbus at 0 a. m., stopping at an way stations on notice. Fare from Cincinnati to Xenla $1 60 Do do Hillsborough ) 75 Do do Chlllioothn 3 75 Do do Springfield 3 00 Do do Cleveland 6 00 Ho do Shelby 4 75 Do do Columbu 3 00 Do do Zanesville 4 80 Do do Wheeling 7 15 Do do Pittsburgh 7 75 For other information, and Through Tickets, apply to P. W, Stsadeb. General Ticket Agent, st the Ticket Office, southeast curner nroauway ana front streets, Cincinnati WM. H. CLEMENT, Superintendent flf The Company will not be responsible lor basgage ex. reeding fifty dollars in vslue, unless the same is returned to the Conductor or Agents, and freight paid at the rate of a passage tor every youu In value above tnat amount. mats rpOLEDO, NORWALK & CLEVELAND L RAILROAD Forming In connection with the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, tha Lake Shore, snd Cleveland aim t'fttebursh Railroads, tne only entire Uailrnnd Line between th Kntt nml west. Ihe best and most exueditlous route between Eastern cities ana ec. J.ouis. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On snd alter Monday, May llitb, 1S53, passenger trains s run daily (Sundays excepted), as Iollows: Leave Toledo, Accommodation, at 9:10 a. m. stooping at all way stations. Day Express, at 3:15 p. m stopping only at Fremont, Belle- rue, Monroeville and Norwalk. Night Express, at 11:15 p. m stopping only at Fremont, Bello- vuo, Monroeville, Morwaix ana UDsritn. Leave Cleveland, Day Expres; at 7:00 a. m. stopping only at Norwalk, Moa rocville, Hellevne and Fremont. Accommodation, at 10:00 a. m. stopping at all stations. Night Express, at 8:00 p. m. stopping only at Oberlln, Nor- wslk, Monroeville, Bellevue and Fremont. Connecting. Direalt. At Toledo, with trains of Michigan Southern and Northern Indi ana iisiirosa tor cntcsgo sod wsy stations, ana torougn tne Chicago and Rock Island Railroad and steamera on Illinois river, to St. Louis. At Bellevue, with Trains of Mad River and Lake Erie Rosd fnr Sandusky City, Springfield, Dayton, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, etc.. etc. At Monroeville, with trains ol Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad tor Sanduaky, Shelby Junction, Columbus, Zanesville and Newark. At (iratton, with trains of Cleveland, Columbus snd Cincinnati Railroad, for Colambus, Clncinnstl, snd way stations. At Cleveland, with tralna of Lake Shore Railroad for New Yor t and Boston, via Battaloand Albany, and lor Hew York, via Dunkirk, with trains of Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington City. E. B. PHILLIPS, Su'pt. Orncx T. N. and C. R. R. Co, I Norwalk, O- Msy 14, 153. J CHEAP STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA St LIVERPOOL. The Liver pool snd Philadelphia Steamship Company intend sailing their new atesmsnips as ioiiows: CITY OF M ANCHESTER, 1125 tons, Cspt. Robert Leltch. CITY OF CLAOOW, 1,610 tons, Capt. William Wjiie. CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, 2,200 tons now building. From PkiUdelpkta, City or Manchester Saturdsy, June Ilth. City ol Olaasow.... ....Saturday, July 2d. City ol Manchester Saturday, July :iOin. City of Olasgow Saturday, Aegust Srt. City of Manchester...... Saturday, eeptrwber 1 7th. City of Glasgow Saturday, October Sin From Liverpool. dty of Glasgow Wednesday, June Sth. City of Manchester Wednesday, July MB. City ol tilsagow ..weanv-uay.s.ij ziua. City of Manchester Wednesday, August 21th. City of Olesgow Wednesday, September I lib. City of Manchester Wednewlay, October 12lk. RATES OF PASSAGE. From Philadelphia. trim Liverpool. Saloon alter Staterooms. ..(90 I Salooa after Staterooms, " r- " midsh'p ... midship " g- forward ... 55 1 forward " 13 ga. Including steward's tees. THIRD-CLAS PASSENGEKS. A limited aimkH nt thiraVelara Dassraeers will be taken Iroa Philadelphia and Liverpool, and Inand la provisir -na. rrnm i-nnadripaia r nwn . lmli-Mnf nn. will he HM-ed here so patties srkt are desirous of brim lng out their friends at eorresp.atig rates. freight on fiae goods uos per traa. isocoaru t,..,.-,r. etc., will be taken aeb-t to arre-nieet An experteneed sargeoa anil Be nrrsa f-For frrlfbt or paesac pP(V to THOMAS RICHAI'.DjON, IS Broadway, Hew York, th) Walnut street Philadelphia. KIl'HAKDSON, BROTHERS st CO, Liverpool. jyis-diy K EEP COOL! FANS, a pood assortment Jn7 For sale try Buna St KAaUAi.. INSURANCE. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, WALL STREET, NEW YORK. FIRE AMJ 51 A ItlNH-Capltol 8300,000. Cuss J. mht!N, Soc'y. 8, L. Loonis, Pres't. DIRICTORI. Simeon L Loomls, late of the VEtna,' Hartford) Wm T Hooker, oashler Continental Bank l i oeooore nicnamee, nrm ot liowen dr. McNamee Jasper Coining, Corning St eo , Rtchsrd Higelow, Wm If Mellen, (ieo Bliss, Amos R Kno, Oliver E Wood, Levi P Stone, Henry O Elv. Doane, Kingdr-co 1 Clallen, Mellen St eo i Geo Bliss St eo j Kno, Mshony St eo ; Wlllsrd At Wood ; Stone & Starr; Ely, Clspp St Bowen ; Jamoe Low co ; C B Hatch fc eo; J C Howe St eo j A ft A Lawrence St eo; Bulkley St eo; Lewis Atterbury, Jr, St eo; J at Beebe, Morgan dr. eo; Trowbridge, Dwight It co ; Nelsun St eo; Baldwin, Starr St eo ; Sherman St Collins ; E D Morgan St so , Coman, Lathrop At Co t Johnson St Sanlord ; Norton, Butler St Hoy t ; Boyd Si Paul; " Haskell, Merrick it Bull i A S Barnes St. Co; Lockwood St Ron ; 11 Hopkins, Allen St Co; Brown, Palmer St Dwight ; Frothlngham, Newell St co ; Swill, liurlbut A.co; Conditfc Noble;' Work & Drake; Gibson, Stock well St eo ; Barney, Humphrey St Butler; Wells, Fargo As eo ; Georga Pearce St eo. D. ADAMS, Ja, Agent, Columbus, O. James Low, Chsrles B Hatch, John 11 Hutchinson, William O Lambert, Chatlea A Bulkley, Lewis Atterbury, Jr, Levi P Morgan, Amos T Dwight, Jobn O Nelson, Charles P Baldwin, Cioorge C Collins, lieorgo D Morgan, Lucius D Coman, . David Sanlord, Cephas H Norton, Charles Ely t Stephen Paul, Buckland W Bull, Alfred 8 Barnes, Roe Lockwood, Lucius Hopkins, Lyman Cook; 'Jumea A Dwight, Isaao II Frothlngharo, Jobn H Swilt, Curtis Noble, Ward A Wotk, r Nathan D Stockwelf; ' James Humphrey, DanlorlhN Barney, Homer Morgan f George Pearce, JulO-ly INSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE J- STOCK, against loss or damsge by Flax, snd against tha perils of tho Sia snd Inland Navigation, onnrooertvof every description, tnken in tbe iollowing companies t UNION MUTUAL, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Cnpltnl 8130,000. OniO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCIN NATI, OHIO, Cnpltnl 8100 000. NEW ENGLAND T.IVE STOCK INS. COMPANY NEW HAVEN, CONN. Capital 130,000. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O. Capital 8400,000. EQUITABLE FIRE INS. CO., OF LONDON. Cnpltnl 83,300,000. Risks taken on the most liberal terms, and sll losses promptly sdjuated. (mar3-dlyj T. STOCKTON, Agent. INSURANCE HEAD-GIUARTERS, Three X doors west of the Postoltice, up stairs, Colohbos, Ohio. Life, Fire, Mnrlne, and Health Insurnnre. WAI1REN JENKINS, Grneral Insurance Agent, requests all persons wishing Insurance to call and investigate the claims ot tbe following companies to thelrunlimiied confidence. IN LIFE INSURANCE ho represents The Mutual Bom lit, ol New York snd New Jersey one ot the best established and mostreliable companies now doing business in the United States. Assets sbout $1,500,000 Also The Americsn Temperance, of Hartford, Connecticut, offering ample security snd many extra advantages to Temperance men . Capital, 1 100,000. Also Tbe American Mutual, of New Eaven. Connectleut. Tbls Company has some features believed to operate very beneficially to tho policy holders. Capital. A10.000. Call and exam ine the statements and prospects of each and all of these companies, and select for yourselves. IN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE, the following companies are with confidence recommended as eminently deserving ui anuounaeu commence The Franklin, of New York. Capltal,t300,000; Tbe Etna, of Utica, New York. Capital, 1 70,000; Tho Springfield, of Massachusetts. " 1150,000; The City, of Cincinnati. Capital, $200,000; The Granite, of Utica, New York. Capital, $300,000; The Hudson River, New York. Capital, $.'100,000; Tbo Rensselaer, New York. Capital, tJOO.OOO; IN HEALTH 1NRSUHANCE. tho Poonle's Mutual Heslth Aa. soclntlon, of Springfield, Massachusetts, Incorporated by tbe Legislature ol Massachusetts, oilers testimonials of unqustlons bio weight and credibility. Capital, $S0,INH). scpas-iy WAititr.H JENKINS, Oen'l Ins. Agent. - 0(.)NVEYANCINQ and NOTARIAL BU-81 NESS. WARREN JENKINS, Notary Public and Conveyancer, will attend toalleallain this linn, at reasonable charges. Titles investigated and ahatracts ot titles furnished, to sny lands In Franklin county, on short notice. Office in Piatt's block south side of State street, up stairs. sepgtf-ly COLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Guaranty Fund, 100,000. This Compsny oilers to the Insured all tho security andadvantsgosofthuMutuBlsndJointStock plans (as heretofore epplled)comblned. namely i Low rates of premium ; an an, nual return, in cash, ofthe per centage required fortheeontini gent risk ol Ihe year; an adequato but not excessive provision tor theluture security of memberslorthewholetornB ol llie, with snsdequstelnteresttnthe accumulating fund secured to such members, at death, bycredlta upon their policies; agusranty fund designed lor the permanent security of shortterm mem. bers, and also for tbe present security ot those for the whole term ol Hie. This is the only Mutual Llfelnsuranee Company whoseratea of premium are fixed atafalrreduced standard, with a provision lor an annually incroasingseeumulstlonol funds(fortutura security) In exsct proportion to the smount of business and tha Inereaslng risk Irom advancing age among tha members. rsmphlets, Tracts, Are., giving In detailtbeplan and rates ol the Company, furnished gratis, and spplicatlonsrecelved.by J. R. TUTTLE, Agent. 8. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. VALUABLE MILL PROPERY fob SALE. V I will otlerforsalethemlllproperty known as the "Lock-vllle Mills, now owned by Tennent Ac Brother, In the town of Lockville, on the OhioCsnal, In Bloom township, Falrleld county, Ohio, This property embraces eleven acres of ground, on which Is a Flouring MilLsaw Mill and Dialillery, all la excellent order-dwelling houses, store rooms, corn cribs, stock scales, snd every fixture necesssry to carry on an extensive business. This property Is situated In tho most flourishing jreio.f rowing portion of Fairfield county. Tbe object of the sale is to close up a psrtnershlp business-Terms made to suit purchssers. For further naviculars, inouire of H. H. Hunter. Ean la Lan caster, or of the undersigned, on tho premises. WIS. r. TLNHEH l. Lockville, Fairfield county, Ohio, May 18, 1853. J malfid-m COLUMBUS WATER-CURE AND MED-ICAL INFIRMARY, formerly known as the Mifflin House.' for ladles only, Is now open. Forfurther particulars address W. BU-rAKU, m. v., me23-d3ra Colambus, O. w. sr. r. HxwsoN, caltin holms. Of firm of Yorkt (c Ilcmon. T.att of O Ritlly Telegraph Cm. HEWSON & HOLMES, Auctioneers and GENERA I. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Nos. r.3 and e5 Walnut street. West side, near Pearl, . C'lnrlanntl. lar-Reg-ter sslea of Groceries at auction. Groceries and Mercbandlse aenerelly at private sals. Cash advances made oa consignments to. heir address. iaalsdly WINDOW CURTAINS. Another lot of beautllul Lace aw Swiss Certains, this dsy received at McCOY'S, mas next door to tbe American. T3INT AND QUART FLASKS JL 10 gross Pint Flasks; t do Quart f lasks; x For sale at low rates by bbs14 G. POSTER. FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS, in rreat variety, at ap20 "VDi,N'8. 'ANS New and fashionable patterns foa 8ale JL att the New Bookstore of ma3 J. H. RILEY A CO. V17RITINQ FLUID. This article wiU not v v corrode, and flows freelr Irom the pea. aad la worthy tbe attention of bankers, lawyers, and a'l e k-r consumeraot ink. It cannot be erased bv acids. For sabt by the plat or gal loa by arp.-0 JOHN R. COOK. REFRIGERATORS, ICE-BOXES, WA-TKR COOI.F.RS. SHOWs.K BATHS, ete A tne assort ment ust reortved sad lir sa'e at mail JNO. K. RL1L 5. VEW SPRING GOODS. We have just l. rfHrrHj i lrr stnrfc ot 9.nt rood ftotl re emm ut to our fi tmtlt tfcftt tbvj ttrerlimp. We .! c-ob tntpctlnft. iriv UPrtuita m pilwuri TID GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES, DRESS IV SILK'S DeLe'aes Bnrags DeLalnes.etc- last npssieda marli SNWD1N'B. pOCKET CUTLERY. A fine assortment I rf Po-ket Catlrv. taaeafaet-eed bv Rnarra. Wnateanolan. sod others. Also, Rasnrs, Rssor Strops err. For sale by )u7 BI'ttR st RANDALL. 1 SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FURS. i JAKTI aV FAIRC'IIII.n. Mahs at. first does-below taeansr M4a sd FoariB. w.atdCiBelraMI. aovstlsliy IRON SINKS, Sewer and Sink Traps, assort-e1sUe,fovsaleat JNO. K. HKYL S, j.lf lowastresrt CUFF HOLLANDS, FOR CURTAINS s-ailuas widths, from 4-4 1 $-4 wide, tr-r aae ebeaf at t New Paper Hcase. lma.1 J. R. RILET A CO .