Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-08-26

              A V VOLUME XVII. COLUMBUS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2G, 1853. NUMBER 36. Uf 17 THE JDailji (Dljiq State Journal 19 PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAY, BY SCOTT & BASCOM, JO0KNAI, BDOOIHOi, HIOII AND FXAU BTSBBTS INTBAltCB ON HISS. TERMS InmritiHi in advance .-In Columbus', S8.00 s year ; by niall, 86.00. Daily during th session of (be Legislature, and Trl-Weekly for the remainder of the year, 95.00. THE WEEKLY JOURNAL to ftiruuihed to elty subscriber! tit M, and by mull at ll.Ui year. Clubs of four and upwards, 1.25; of ten and upwards, V 1.00. T11E TlU-VVEEiaV JOURNAL Is 13.00 a year. RATES OF ADTERTISmalrf THE DAILY JOURNAL, (The following rates and rules hare been agreed upon between the Eroprietors of the Ohio Biatamm and the (Mm Sialt Journal, to b observed hi all esses, alter this daw. July 20, 1849. One square, (10 lines or less of this rilled type, for one insertion, 60c. ; each additional Insertion, Jibe. 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HENMSON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys jJ at Law Ojficein Odeon Buildings), will attend to prole-atonal business iu the diate and federal Courts ; also, to collection., the law ot Insurance and ot patents. j an 153 dly LrCIAN BUTT' K9. THRO COMST'CK". OKO O.COM8TOCK, BUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes-sora to K. Cormtock at Co.,) Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Lard Oil Manufacturers, and dealers In salt, platter, fit h and lumber, liuad ot the canal, Columbus, Ohio. Tr Liberal advene)! made on consignments, roar 6 JOSEPH F. SMITH, Attorney at Law, ft Itenl Eslalo, Boiinly Land unci Penelon Agent Two diMirs east ol illijn, on Town siri-et, Columbus. Ohiu Will attend to the practice of bis profession, obtaining pension., buy log, Belling snd obtaining land warrants, selling and leasing real estate, examining land titles, collection of claims, oto. XaT Lettnrs from a distance must be pntipaid ju30 GERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers inHard-ware and Cutlery, Iron, nails, glass, house builders' materials, taming and mechanical tools, military goods, etc., etc. No 161 High street, sign of the (lilt 1'adluck. TVEW COAL YARD. A new Coal Yard hss been opened on tho lots south of the Ohio Tool Company's Factory, where Northern and Hocking grata and black, smith's coal will be sold by the ton or bushel. dcc3-dtf W. tt. DARNELL, Agent. ANNA STAPFV. W. A. JONES, STACEY'S HOTEL, southeast comer Main and Fourth street, .uneaville, Olile. sepM dtf RIDGWAY'TRON"FOUNDRY, Broad e street, near the bridge, Columbus, Ohio. Btoires of all kinds, and a great variety ot castings, always on hard. MERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston, by LRWIS HICK rebuilt, enlarged and elegsnth furnished ; possessing all tbe modern Improvements and conveniences for the accommodation ol the traveling public. smM lv:la JM. GU1TEAU, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Commii.ioner ot Deeds and to take Depositions for Ohio snd othsr Wmtkbn Htatks, (late of Cincinnati,) has established himself in his prob-sstnn in New York city, where all communications will receive prompt attention. Kelers to the members ot the Bar ot Columbus, Clnclnnat and Houthern Ohio. OJics iVo. 14 trttti Slrrrt, Keu York. msrga CINCINNATI STOCK AUCTION SALES tlKWSON cV IIOI.MEM, Sulci l(nom$ K3 and H.' Walnut Street, Sell every Wednesday and Saturday, at m., at the Merchants' Excbsme, ltailroad Ronda, Railroad, Bank and Insurance Stocks, Real Estate and Monied Securities, nl all dweriptions. The advantages of these sales are that they are held during ekangt kmin, and as thev call together all the monied men, securities will at all times sell at fair rates. Cincinnati, P., April 14, 1(63. DR. 11. J. PATTERSON Office and resi-denee, southwest corner of State and Fourth streets. Juia-3md HOMAS SULLIVAN, Manufacturer of GENTLEMEN'S BOOTH. Walnut, between Third and Fourth streets, a doors above Ellis & Morton's Rank, tin cinnatl. 3"9m R. MORRISON'S OFFICE REMOVED from Town to High street corner of Sugar Alley. Entrance first door West ol High street, on tbe north side ot Sugar Alley. ' roarl7-d:tin st. rrrcit. ' w.s brown. FITCH &BROWN,Commission Merchants, 3S Dork and el Hirer atreet, Cleveland, Ohio, dealers In Ftovr. tjtrd. Butter, Cwe, Egft, and Produce gneratlf. fj" Liberal advanres will 0 made on consignments. Keter to U. FIT U.Culambus. apl6-d6ns JOS. H. GEIGER, Attorney at Law. Office In Gwynne's Block, over the store ot Dwigbt Stone at Co .ColnmbnM mut-ilt COLUMBUS CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY Krar the corner of Third and Gay ttreeu. Messrs. E. at H F. BUOTH are mauulactunng and bavo constantly on hand, A their establishment at the location above named, all kinds ot carriages, buggies, etc., made of the best materials, by tbe most experienced worsmen, and warranted to do good serv-Ice. Tbe proprietors are both practical carriage makers, and all work ordend Irons them will give good satlslacllon. Repairing done at the anorte.t notice. They have been carrying on the bu-sinessin this city some ten yeere, and trust they haveeomeclaim to putilic patronage. p-11 LEATHER BELTING. The undersigned. Agents lor the sale of REES HO YTS celebrated preml urn patent Klwtiett. Htrrtrhrd I.fnthrr Bands, have this day received a lull assortment ol all sites, from IW to If Inches tn width. We would call tbe attention of thepubllctotbeabove article, aa one possessing superior merit. They are made from the thick and solid pais ol tbe best oak tanned leather, and are stretched by powerful machines, (invented and nsd by R. at H. only, whereby thev are made to ran atra'iht and true, have a uniform bearing on the drum or pa'ley, hold their widthsevenly, and give from 15 to 25 per cent, more lores than those made in the ordinary manner. ...... , Bold at manufacturers prices, with addition ot frelrhtonly, b. KILBOl'RNE, KUHMH at CO., J,J5 glgnnlthe (lilt Broad Ase,Colnmbns.O. TO FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF FR'SH OY8 1 EK8 I am receiving daily freab Baltimore and Rew Haven oysters, which will be sold aa low as the lowest, la cans or bait cans ; and in all eases the oysters which I sell will be warranted good, or no sale. Orders trom tbe country eerelallv attended to, with pnncraallty and dispatch, and by so doing t hope to merit a share of public patronage. 4J. P. L. BUTLER, EW ESTABLISHMENT. E. Gaver, as- I slated bv A. W. Reader, would resneettuny saaonnceto the Cliixens ol Uoramtm. rd vicwitv. teat ne nas openeu a fsssrsriw WAKEBOOM. directly opposite tbe Franklin House, where be Is at all rimes prepared to tarnish cartas, shrouds, etc-, with ail the attention and latnree necessary oe funeral occasions and he wisnes it dt.tintlT nnderstood that his terms shall nas be of so obj crJ'aa-ble a character aa to prevent raltre satisf artloa. oc7-dly A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY nurtr-i. dif ainricesas low aathe lowest, and as good as the bast, can be fosjad at the a oath east corner of Town and uB streets. lapStMH o. w. auuwoiuij. XKW-YORK ADVERTISEMKiVTS. TQM W. H. M'DQNALD's ADVBBTHIWQ HQt'SB, 102 WA8SAP BT, W, TRY GOODS. Strang, Adriance & Co U Importers and Jobbers ol foreign snd domestic Drv floods, bare removed to their new, spscious and elegant store, 1 03 s.ioersy atreet. a tow aoors west ot moauway, new tors where tbey will oiler tor sale on the most reasonable terms, lull and extensive sssortment of fancy and staple dry goods ot every description. Clothiers and Tailors will find at all limes a full snd eomplete stock of French, rnglish and American goods, deilgned for men's wear, to which they Invite the attention of the closest uuyura. jui,l I 3ATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS BES, Made under a new and peculiar nrocess. tor Private vwniiings, noiuis, oieamooats, snips, etc. These beds, together with bolsters, pillows, comforters, etc, sra ottered to the public, alter a thorough trial, as the best and cneapesi snown. iney possess many ana great aarantages, sniong which may be mentioned the following, viz i They are cheaoer than hair: will retain their elasticity always; are proof against all kinds of vermin are preventers, as well as relievers ot rneumatisra; are sweeter ana far murocieaniy than any other) are easily renewed; are valuable as Lite Pre servers a nerth mattress ol this msterial being sufficiently Buoy ant to sustain a person aeversl days. 1 hey will De lound aesirabie lor foreign markets, particuisriy lor caiiiurnis, Australia, China, and the Islands in the t'acinc Ocesn, bearing close packing, and on opening returning to their original duib, ror sale ny DUUKMIJrt NIXON, Mole Agents, No. SI Park Place, and IS Murray atrei-t. JM. Y. CW Upholsterers, carriage makers snd others, supplied with tne retting ny tne pound. r i ne traau generally supplied at a iioerai discount. 'sr We are pormifed to uie tbo names of tbe following gen Iieinen, wno nave used and approve 01 toe articles (ieorgo L. c'cbuyler, Eiq., Charles Davis, Ksq., Rev. H.W. Bellows, Robert J. Raokio, Esq., Nicholas Dean. Esq.. J. (ireen Pearson, FCsq., Eliliu Townsend, Esq., 11. Hrowur, M. II., J W. Bmdsbaw, M. D., Captain Hazard, Buffalo, Captain Uslllster, " Cauialn Joseph J Comitock Coin. U. a. Mail Ht-iainer Baltic. tebl8 9m-M TO WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. JNO X IJ. IIKNUEUHON eV MAI YTII. No. IW Rue du Fau bourg, Poissonniere, Pans, and ITJ, 174 and 176 Pearl street New Yotk, otter tor sale an extensive assortment of Ostticb and Fancy Feathers French and American Artificial Flowers and Ornaments, Ribbons, Bonnet Linings, Italian, tngli-b, French snd American Straw and Silk Bonnets, etc., etc., tusether with a lull assortment of goods suitable tor batters snd cap makers. Tbe above, ebietly of our own mamilauture, embrace tbe largest and most varied stock to be lound In the United btntea, Samples may be seen at our Warerooms in New York. Jytf :m-M RICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES. Long known severely tested always fnlthlul to their trust the only sales msde combining Kleli a nnd Wilder a Patents, SlbAKN.I & el A ft V I N . (successors to Rich at Co ,) 14G VVntor street, N. Y. MO It LEV de KB V NOLD.H, Agents, Cleveland, O. Jy7-3in-M THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY, X mtinutacturHrf ot GCNPOWDF.lt. continue ti lurnUb (iunpowder ol all their well known brands, viz: "Kentucky Rifl",'1 e'ea IShootiDg," "Americin Sporting," "Indtun 1(1 tie," "Kiectrtc, " Duck Shooting," In keg-, hall and quarter kvgt, and Canute's of uuo pound each- Alio, a lull msortnient ol powder lor Waiting aud Mtnfntr purposes, and lor Export. Tho reputation ot their Gun Powder ii too well known to require comment It can be procured ot tho principal dealers In ( o-lumbus, and at the ollice ol tbo company, i9 Wall street, N. Y, city Aa u. iiAAttu, rre.iaeni. A. E. Douglass, Secretary. jy7-;im- rPO Dry Goods Dealers.Meuchant Tailors, X. Clothirbs and ruuMsiiiNO hTOEKS CJ. niARIK & l'o. Impuruira, No. 9 Warren street, NhW York, havoaJwHya on haud.ot their own importation, ono of the mmt oxtenuve amirtmeiitB to be tound in hew York city, of goods adiptod to men wear, conni.uiig in part ot dutna, tincy castimerec, over-euaiini;i, silk seriHi and linings, all makei ; black and tancy ailk vettlnnand Vrtlveti, cashmeres, Mariellies and linen veatiiips, drills, etc; silk cravats, newest Paris and Lon'ton styles; cambric hand kerchiefs, kid kIovos, suspenders, hutierv, undershirts. etc., etc , which they otter at the lowest market prlfos, aud to which they invito tho attention of tnetraao. jyi-im-M 17AST MAIL LINE. 15 hours fromCoIum- M. bus to Portsmouth On and alter Monday. June iS, a MAJj UUAUH win leave uoiumDus lor i;ircirvine, i.uuiicoine. ud Porismouth. at 5 o'clock tn the morning, and arrive at Portsmouth at 8 o'clock in the evening connecting with the Hiver Packets to Pittsburgh snd Cincionail. Also, leave Portsmouth at S o'clock in the morning and arrive at Columbus st S o'clock In tbe evening, dally. jui!ti ruir.iDi-.il & iiAwnrn. TNDIA MATTING. White and Colored JL Matting, all widths, at our Carpet Roem, next dour to the erican. im-oj w. a. x . u. wcuoi to. A FINE LOT of No. 1 Blackino Brushes, of tbe celebrated manufactory ot P. Haven & Co., New York, at the new Boot and hoe Emporium of J. W. CONSTANT, No. 1 Piatt's Building. Htate street, five doors west ol the 1'os OWca. Jyll ''IHE INVINCIBLE AND NEVER-FA1L- L 1NG REMEDY A certain eure for MAN AND BEAST. W. B. Fnrrell'a Celebrated Orllnnl ARABIAN LINIMENT. This extraordinary preparation Is not only far superior to all tho Liniments and Ointments now before the public, hut possesses specific qualities entirely unknown to tbe most learm dot the Medical Faculty, tta wide-spread celebrity has brought out a host of articles In Imitatljn ut It. with all sorts of names, but none of them begin to compare with tbe superior, old-estsblisb- ed Arabian Liniment For the Nervous Mvalera tt operates like a charm, aoothing down the most violent agonies and pain la a lew minutes sltur its application. niuniDa, More Thront and Hreinla. It speedily causes the dissipation ot any possibility of mstter forming in tbe parts, and brings about a regular and healthy action ol tbe glandular system. A Hevtilelve, Anodyne nnd llnlnnm. In cases of Ruptured Muscles and T endons, Its powerful re vulsive and healing qualities csuse the psrts to unite without leaving tbe least soreness or want ot power behind. In Brul.es and dwellings, tt sets on the prlncple ot a counter Irritant and anodyne, relieving tbe pain almost tnatartly, and reduces the swellings tn an Incredibly short space ol time. A ntimuinnt nnn nervine. It Is a stimulant imparting tone and rigor to the whole nerv. ous and muscular system. For Rheumatism, or any other Inflammatory condition ol the muscular system or chronic stitfocss ot the sameit stands at the very head of all the remedies ever offered to the publie, and none can equal It. rolaenon Heptilrn, eve. For bites of poisonous snakes it may be confidently relied on as a prompt and effectual remedy, acting as a caastio and specific in such hitherto latal cases. For Cbilbiains, Burns, Old Bores, Corns, Warts, Erysipelas, Croup, Nervous Headache, tiore Eyes, even to partial Biindneaa, Its effects are astoniabiog The arret advantage this article possesses over all other rem- erlli a, ia its brief operation on tne system. It cures quickly II la the most certain remeay in existence, ana it ia sola cnesper than any other medicine in use. We tearleaaly assert that Ibis great Arabian remedy will do more good lor leas money than any other Liniment or Ointment in the world. Far Hareee and t'alllo. Its effects are equally striking and ssiutary. In f5 weeny It has bo equal, being an infallible cure; also, In Toll Evil, Big Head, fistula, epavin, liana, straine. Bruises, Bcratcnea, woauda, no matter how bad. Sore Eyes, even to blindness, swellings ol ey. ery description, snd many inflammatory diseases. sjuu.vi'EKr Bi rrs, tiii ni iiKrr.u?. Beware ol a bate Counterfeit called H. U Farrell a Arabian Llnlmi-nL This spurious article is sold by ao ne as " FarreU's .iniment," to tbose whe are not careful to call lor tbe genuine W. B. FarreU's Arabian Liniment Always ask lor W. M.FAIt-RKI.l.'n ARABIAN LlNIMF.NT.and take no other. IV Tbe genuine Arabian Liniment Is sold by DENIf) at HAKRY. J. dr. R.T. COOK. O. ROBERTS aY CO.. and WM. FAIIRENIIOl.TZ. Columbus. J. P. Gstelins, Carroll; Jotbna Betta, Cottage Mills; Cherry sV rUimmel, Lockbourne, T. Jonea sY Bro Lood ; O. H Bliss at Co, West Jefferson, E. Oeobessn, Bsltimore; E. L. Hloeum, Lancaster; J. N. Wilson, Newark ; Page at Ingram, Newark; Spencer a Channel, Bolinggreea; John D. Parte. CineianaU: And Drurilits and Merehsnu geaerally, In the tfllted Hutes and Canadas. mann JY. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel-s er, HutkuretLmttwem Ike America and Aril Mesas, Gsfsrss- Bas, Ohio. Having purchased the entire stock of William Parage, I will continue the business at the old stand, where I will keep a first rate sssortment of WATCI1KS. JFWFlUKT.HII-TKsl UPOOKN, FORKS, (TTLEKY, And a reneral variety ot FANCY UWOOf. For the on-sent I willresidelallew York, and persosis la want of goods, stay rely npon seeing all new patterns ot jewelry la iv st.,r. With these assurances he hones to retain the eoatdeaee of the former patroes of th- coaeern. sad of the eitizees generally. The W'elc Repairing will be attended to by W. M. Savage, loag knowa in Ults section aa s Ir.t rate workman Iul6 J- I. f A v AuK, JB- NflTICB. Having disposed of my stock of goods to Mr. John T Savage, Jr, I cbeerl. liy recommend hint to sll ot my old esurtotners.and the public generally. As tt is absolutely aeeeasary that any ontstaading hasiness should beelosed, a1) oersons kaowing themaelvna iadHrted to ate will call and settle ap. IJaalfi) W. M. SAVAGE. T ITHOGRAPHY. Every description of BJ Marja. Plana. Views ef Bolldlnss. Portraits. Anatoasrc trraw. inra, Baainesa and f how Carda, all kinps of DraggKt aad other plain aad fancy lahela, BUI and Letter Headtasa, Fee SissUes, ete executes! la tne best styi". at reasons on rates, ny BllllUL,r.lrr. at vvii,Airj, Lttkngrapkm and Engraven, No, US (Odd Fellows' Banding) Waiaat street, deet-6oi CiacnaerL Oslo- SOFT STRAW BONNETS. Ladies' Soft Dtraw Bonnets also, tLaghorm and Straw Rata for atlases, thia d.y rscelred byexpreaasat McCOT-s, saw nam boot bb t NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. I-EOM V. H. Bt'DOHALD's ADVXBTISINO HOU8B, 103 NASSATJ-ST., N. T, I7ALL AND WINTER BONNETS. R, JL T.WILDE No 22 John street, Now York, Msnufacturer ot and Dealer In all kinds ol slit, satin, velvet, and In fact every kind of Fnnry Ilonncta. Also, Importer of all kinds of French flowers, ot Ilia greatest variety and nennets to Da on, tslned in New York. The latest styles of French Bonnets received by every steamer. All ol which will be offered st the lowest possible rates by the ease or dozen -Milliners sre particularly Invited to oali and ex amine tbe great variety ol Pattern Bonnets. juju jm-st T OOK1NG GLASS WAREROOMS Art -le liBPOsrroat- AND Oallisy WILLIAMS, STEVENS at WILLIAMS, Importers snd Msnulacturera, 353 Brosdwsy, New fork. Pier, Wall and Mantle Mirrors, portrait and picture frames, cornices, bases, interior decorations. Ae. Oil Painting; Artitu' Material; English, French and Herman Engravings, etc, ror the tnrchate ana saieoj flu ramwigi, Art olanulaciures, illustrated works, works on tne floe Arts, etc , they are prepared, by their advantageous premises, location, snd extensive connections, to offer srest facilities. Our Oalleriee (replete with sll that la new snd beautiful In srt), arc at all times open to visitors, with tbe assurance to pur cbasors that every article will be furnished at the most reasona ble rstea. jutt. Jul- 1I7EST POINT SCHOOL. This wel T T known Institution is most pleasantly and healthfully sit uated amid the Highlands of the Hudiuti, a short distance irom new York city, recuitsraarsntagea areotierra mr pro-curing a thorough and acromulished education in all tbodeyart- mentsol learning Its military exercises are lound to contrib ute admirably to discipline and to Ihn manly and aracolul be-jr- ingot its pupils. Tho immediate vicinity of the U. 8 Military Academy secures the aid ot tbe most distinguished and accomplished Instructors. Pupils from 12 to ii years of aiie prefer red. References General Scntt, U.S. Army; Col. A. J. Pleas-onton, Philadelphia; Chailes King, L. L. D.t New York city, Prolesiois ot Yale College and United States Military Academy. ror further particulars address ctiWAau v. riinnursi, a. pi. uS33m-M West Point, New York f ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF XJ DRY GOOD! t. 0. WILSON & CO., Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goodt, V2 Courtland Street, (opposite the NtUitmal and Western Hotels), and AW 1 1 and 13 Dey Street, NEW YORK. Invite tho attention of Wholbsalr Buvkrs to their very large assortment of goods, which is kept complete at all seasons ol tho yt-ar by tbe addition of all the lAw styles and fabrics that are constantly atrmng by "steamers and "packets." we have large department- devoted exclusively to thessleot cloths, Cassim'-res. Vestinss. Tailors' Tritunrnos, White Goods, Ho slery, Dress Goods, Shawls, Yankee Nouuns, Domestics, etc., etc. in ad illt ton are dlsp'ayed largo lines ol prints, including MerrliuHCAand Cocbecos. Gluirhains, Lawns, Brrases, Hlack aud other stuple Silks, Merinos, Hxnbszinr-s, Alpacas, and tbe numerous other aricles appertaining to the Ditv Goods Tbadr. Also, agents for the sale uf 11 UoyU;'s Royal patent iSwansdown fewing C 1. 1 ton " We invite the attention of tbo closest buyers for cash or credit. mrl8-Iy-a T"HE LARGEST SILK. RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUtfti IN NKW YORK. THOIHA KTRAKNK, Impurtur and Jubber of Silks, Millinety and Fan. cy Goods, at ft ft. cank prices Tlmo ars tinted by uodlnjc Intereat ina nroaaitay, sstvs iotk, nas now m store, anu is 'iaily receiving and oil en us at the lowest prices, a complete as sortmentot uoodainhis line, embracins all the various styles and designs, cnnsistin of black aud fancy silks, marcel ines, Flo noces, shawls, trimmings, bonnet ribbons, tarteta and -aUn rib oons. dress trtmmiOats ol all kinds, French and Kniilhib crapes, craielis7t, silk cravats, embroideries, gloves of all kinds, silk ace Wilis, oareges laces, wniie roous, nusiery, u. i;. nanoKer- chiefs, ete. u he undersigned invites merchants from the north, south, east and west, when tn tbe city, to favor him with a call, and examining his stock before purchasing. niu; u. sitArtrvO. io? oroauwny, d c31 ly tiet. I.lertv at. and Maiden Lane, N. Y. CARPETS, &c We have just received thia sDrlnif tbe second Iart?e let of ( urnem. Oil C'lotha. UniiM. tVcmakina- our stock of house lurntshing goods tbo largest In the city, aud oon.ikttnt n part ol 4U ps Ingram anu i riniea veivut, iarpi;: ftO pa do do Tapestry Brussels carpet; 20 ps superfine and lino Tbr e-Ply do ; 90 ps do do all wool Ingrain do; Sll ps wool and cotton do do; 15 ps cotton Ingram and stripe do; 10 ps stair Krusseli snd Venetian do; 15 ps super Dutch diking room wool do; 10 ps do do hemp and silk do do do; 10 ps Hag and other low priced do ; GO super and common Hugs; c0 wool, sea (tras and hemp Door Hugs ; 100 assorted kinds Door Mais. We cut, make and put down carpets on reasonable terms and shortest notice- For salo cheap ny uskukh a- btlwaiu, m25 opposite Capital II ue, Columbus. SEASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. The subscribers hare on hand a lull assortment of ses soned lumber snd shingles of all kinds lor building purposes. They have also, in addition to their flooring machine, put in operation one expressly lor surfacing, snd are prepared to lur- istl, on snort notice, lumoer arvsaea on one or ootu siuea, iruui inches down to half an Inch in thickness. Yellow and white pine, ash and oak flooring always on hand. II orders from a distance promptly attended to. Warehouse and Lumber Yard head of the canal, Columbus, Ohio. apl llUITLEe), COM8TOCR dt LO. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Inlots Nos. S9d and 300, on High street, west tide, nesr the Rsilrosd Depot. Alao, Subdivision No. 3 of Outlota 63 and 63, nnBroadway south side. Al.o, Subdivision No 11 of same Outlots. Inquire of tne underslgoed, at Dunnison At Carriogton'a Law Office, Odeon Buildings. teb'o-dtt n. Allium, i TVJEW STYLES CROCKERY. if now receiving, direct from manulacloriee In We are Kurnpe, a lolendid assortment ot colored Ironstone Wsre, comprising a arge variety of new eolora, styles snd shapes. Our stock of wareot all kinds Is now very Urge, and all of new and desirable goods. All tuvers uf wsre will And It much to their advantage tocal and examine our stock and priceabetore buying elsewhere. n. sr ... rurti cit, julO Journal Buildinge, High street. T OOL WORKS, corner of First and Lib- . ksty stbbbtb. Pittsboboh. Pa. Machinists Tools of every vsriety, such as iron plsners, slide and band turning lathes, drlll- ig macntnes, slide resu,etc.,eic , msnuisciureo to urucr. juli-Crnd JOf KI'H F. HAMILTON at CO. SELLING OUT AT COST N. S. Baker, dealroaa of aelllna oot hit extensive stock ot Upholstery Ware, otters rare bargains to those wishing anything ia this line, fltaatoek eonaiataot anrins. curled heir, cotton, moss, palm leal snd husk mstirsssvs; Wsrreo's patent sola beds; luuages, solas, ete. Also, material lor lounges, cots snd comtoris ; In tact, every srticie in his lioe ot business. lie Una removed BIS estaonsnment irons tan cxeaanre cs to the Broadway Hotel, nearly opposite, where ha will II his goods at prices that cannot tail to be tstlalsctory to all. ap'.H-tf ADIES' LEATHER RETICULES. A larzn snd besutiful sssortment ol Leather Reticules, furn Ished sod unfurnl.bed. Just received at the New Bookstora ol ap6 J. H. RlLr.Y at CO THIRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS BY JJ KXPRKfS KIIAPI.KV ek II A I.I, bare bow their lull stock ol goods, eornpnaing all tbe new styles ut Dress t.oods, MiLLiisxaa supplied with Hoods and Patterns at a very small advance nun New York cost. aalia work. Bon acta. Ribbons, etc. warn THOMAS DOUGLASS, (late Blitek & Docolass), Comra'sstoo Merchsi.t, msnatacturer and holesale dealer In every aeacnptine ei iiitull'iv niKDWAKE. No. S Piatt street, four doors trom Pe.rl, New York, Mannfseta-rer ol the Premium fte. I fqoarna : Agent for Bee's Braces, Turn- screws, ete; also, Kendall it Taylor a Tbermonreters, Barosne ten. etc.; 1,'nlna Burt Co's Butts. Gate H'nses, Brackets, etc.; Brown at Brother's sheet Brass Brass and Copper Wire, Rivets, etc.; N. Newcomb's Smiths. Bellows, etc iniirean i.,uviaia. a, A9A FKR,Jr, ovll-ly late of the Irm of Child. Fair st Co St. Louts. TUST OPENED. The subscribers would re- 1 1 aaM-tfnllT snnoanoa to their Mends and tbe nubile 1 fun eral, that they have fa at onese-a) a store on the corner of long street aad Mate Aveaoe, oppoalte r. uaydea s raetory. vim tbey tnsend to keep constantly oa band, a large asMtrtsneat o the very best of Family tiroeerlr s aach as teas, eoOen, sagar. ssrdsses, floor, flee, hah, soap, candle, starch, cheese, etreie4 toeetoer with every arucleaaed by lanailiea, which tbey otter to lion the towrat terms, lor tfesa oaiy. Jalf U. irttx W. nHON at CO. GILLETT & CO'S 7 NCIL. HOI'taR fl4TTORK, 4 was! Daar la.alh af Ike Mala K.I ranee. We sra sow reeeivraa oar saasmer snpoly of Hats, Cane and Straw Honda, to which are invite tbe attention of the eitisens of Central Ohio. Oar goods are mass's, fared antler tbe snperta- ot oae ot the tras hi Coaaeeticat, aad tur avtos, qaaa ty aad variety cannot be snrpsssrd hs tbe .rest. Assong oar aaave-tsnent eaa be toend ha tol lowing : ! .ts' Fashionable Moleskia Hats, errs: a slrab fteaver Hats, extra t mm- arad black Casaisnara do; Citizens' Ine CaasiBsere Haul; Opera " rVaal Hata. "traw Oands of every style. Misses' Flats, Ladlea' I4ine Hata and Pane ot .sell trattera. Wa have a laran stark ol 8ot HatBtcvraaVa by tbe box, nar Low, and we RspecttaJly sollctt tbe atteaisoa ol cajantry arrzv T7EATHER DUSTERS. A laree assort- JL aseatat Fealber DaaSx i a, ga opeaad aad tor a.le Inw by salt runita. T7ANS, FANS A small stock of new pat- JL terns, ahmmnrttorme&ttmtlomimt. a. Saw atVAJUJb I sK vv an nrt ... r BOOKS & STATIOMKY. NOTICE TO DEALERS IN PAPER UANG1NU3. The undersigned respectfully give notice that they are agents tor tho following highly reiehrated Manu. lactureraol rnpera and norners: Dcllicourt & Co, ) Bolomon ft Mart, French (ioods. Wm. Pehl Co., ) M. A. Howell, ) Jones, timltb & Novers, I Christy & C'omtHnt, f New York. Thomas Faye ic Uu., I H.McNsmee, J Belrose & Fay, rhiladelphio. J. F. Iiumstead it. Co., Boston. jy5 J. 11. fllLEY Ic Co. XTEW MEDICAL BOOK. A Practical 11 T Treatise on Dbntal Meoicink, to which Is sppended an Inquiry Into the use ol cblorolorm and other anestnette sients. 2d edition revised snd enlarged, lly Thos. E, Bond, A.M. Just receivt d ut the Now Bookstore ot jyfj J. II. ItlLKY & CO. F.IGEST OF THE OHIO REPORTS, BY J S NAHII, being a Digest ot thaSith Volume of the Ohio Iteports, containing together all ibe cases ever reported at Jaw and In equity, tn tbe t-ureme Court in Bank. Tbia Is not a mere Index to the Keporta, but a complete synopsis of the Isw decided, anil every point of law and legal pro. position recognized by tbe Court iu coming to their final retult. j)0 At toe new nooaatorooi 4. a. n.iL.r.1 at iu. MEW LAW BOOK. A Treatise on the Law al and Practice ot Voluntary Asslsnmenti, tor the benefit ol creditors, with an Appendix ut Forms, by Alexander M. Hum 1 1. Just receivua snu lor sale at the new nooistore. Jy5 J. H. HttKY tc CO N EW BOOKS. Rhymes, with Reason and without; by B P. Shfllaber (Mrs. Parllniiton); inseourses on tbe hestitunest by tt. u.t;napin( Memoir of Mrs.JuliaU Heott, with her Poeins, and selections fiotn her Prose; by Mrs C. M. fiswyer; t ne moie in toe counting Mouse t a conrteoi Lectures to Merchants; by II A. Boardtnan, D.D.; 1 ravels in r.gypt and Palestine; by J. i Domss, m. u ; Maria l)e U rniere. a tale of the Crescent City; by W. (ill- more c)imms. Just received at tbe Now Bookstore of ju!6 J. U. RILEY & CO. IUST RECEIVED, at SYKES' DEPOT, 'J Tbe Bourbon Prt'.co the Illstorv of tbe Uoyal Dauphin ot France, being the only reliable history ot the un tor tun ate Prince Louia tnetevnteeritn. mil EW PUBLICATIONS JUST ISSUED Fanny Fern, or Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio : Doctor Birch and his Youuff Friends; by Thackeray j Sara Slick's Wise Shwi, or what he said, did or Invented ; Modern Flirtations ; by Catharine Sinclair; Cyrilla; a Tale by the author of Initials. julO For sale by BUIIRJe RANDALL. TVJEW LAW BOOKS.. The Ohio Codes, in 11 Law blndjnu : The New York Code and Digest; Nan Hantvnord. Pleading under the Coda; Whittak r's Practice under tbe Code : Together with a full atouk ot law books, embracing all that Is new and valuable. For sale at tbo New Dookitore. JulO i J. H. RILEY Ai CO. PUP AND LETTER PAPERS RURR& ' RANDALL sre airento ut tbe colebrated Southworth Manu facturing Company, and off -r their papers by the csae or single ream at mill prices. Including blue snd white ruled csp, blue and white ruled letter, Rath post, all sizes; commercial note, u cap, ioiio post. eto. jur EW BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED. Layard'a freah Discoveries in Nineveh and Bnhylon, with II ibe maps and engravings in the Fnglirh edition; 8vo, musin. Lite and Letters ol Steunen Vlm.u.u , Lli. u.. wun portrait ; volumes muiiln. The Old House by the River; 12mo muslin. ThackerBy'a English Humorists of tbe lrjth century ; ISmo uslln. ltanke's Civil Wsrs aud Monarchy In Franco In the lfith and 17th centuries; 1-Jtoo. Mrs. f Hit's Hummer Rambles In the West JU-7 fara.t.uy HU tta 4l It AN D M.L . 1EW LAW BOOKS. Reports of cases ar- 1 gued and adjudged In the District Court of the United mates tor the bastern District ot fenn-ylvania, trom May, itfJO, to May, 1846, Inclusive. By M. (1. Crabhe. Volume 6 Neisby, tiurtstune S: Gordon's Ezcheq er Reports; Volume 70 Knglih Common Law; Volumes 4, 5 ai d 6 Hritish Crown Cases ; Young fc Jervis' Fxehequer Reports; 3 volumes; Townfcheud's New Forms, ia Practice under the New York Code ; The Law of Nisi Prius, by John Frederick Arch bo Id, Kiq third American, from the second London edition, with notes re (erring to the lateat American decisions, by John K, Findlay; 2 volumes. Just received at the New Bookstore of jul6 J. U RILEY & CO. rpHE MODEL ARCHITECT, containing JL original desfgns of Cottages, Villas, tiurburban IteIdcncest etc., by hau'L H locum, Architect. Complete sets otvols 1 and i just received at the Bookstore of mall J. 11. RILEY it CO. si AVE YOUR ICE BUR- NE ra PATENT WATER. COOI.- fctt. We are now prepaicd to otier our frit-rids and custumrrs a superior article ot Water Cooler sot entirely new styles, nnd at greatly reduced prices. This article Is tbe result ot the application nl sclem tific principles to tbe purpose iuteoded, via: to keep water as cool as possible, as long as possible, and with the least quantity of ice. Tbe proprietor has long devoted his at tenlton to this panirular branch of domes lie economy, tfc psssinvtrom oneimiirnvf meut to auuther, has at length arrived as near perfection aa it is pnssiDte lo reacn. a proui ui in muunu in me very general use of these Coolers In all parts of tbecountry. A simple stato ment of tacts in regard to these Coolers, will satisfy every one ol their superiority. Flrst.they sro tbe only article of the kind ever patented. Tbey are turnithed with two distinct non-con ducting chambera, by means ol which, with two pounds ot Ice to the gallon, water fa kept (at atempera'ure ol 40 above aero, or only 0 from trorzin.) all day. Thus, at cost ot aome three cents p?r day, a family of ordinary aize can be constant ly supplied with water as cold as Ice Itself; larger number In tbe same proportion. This has born found by actualen-peri-ment to be a saving of at least seventy-live per cent, over tbe tun hen Jars, formerly used (or this purpose. Again, these Coolers KKVKa sweat, in this wayaavlng much unnecessary waste and troutile. Reing manufactured tn the mnatworkmanltkestyle, andhand sotnely Hnisbed in every respect, they make a very beautiful or nnment tor the liming Room. Hotel or Steamboat An important Improvement baa I at fly been added to the Cool er,viai A small Pao (capable ot holding trom six to eight lbs. f Hatter) inserted directly under tbe cover. This quantity ot butler ran be kept perfectly hard all day, without additional ice, (a very important addition to tbe economy and comfort ot tarn. Hies. It desired, the Cooler ran alio he furnished at a smallexpense with FILTKKlNti Al'PAItATlM, which serves the addltl-mal purpose of removing all Impurities from the water, rendering It perfectly clear and wholesome. Tbe Cooler and Filter may be sen in operation at any time at BURNETT House Furniehin.- Eiuttluhmeot, No. 14 East Fourth street, Cincinnati, O. For sale in Columbus by JNO. K. IIKVL, mar.1l High atreet. WINDOW SASH. We a if have made an arrangement 5 with one of the most celebrated aa.b r manufactories In the Wtest. and are prepared to fill all orders for aaih, tnanutactarrd by practical workmen and of food materials. All orders left at our hardware store. No. lSy llich stri-et, siirn of tbe tiilt Rroad A ic, wiiireceivfl prompt attention. KM BOl'RNE KUIIN3&.CO. Columbus, April SS, IrOl. VEW FUR STORE. Jarvis & Fairchild, l. 149 Man street, Cincinnati, have n eitenslve and well silectfd stock ot none but new and fresh Fu-s, tor ladies. We have this day received trom New York some beautiful spec!-neos of Miaaea' nnd Children's drab and black Bettver Hats. oVatTdlj JAKVtfl sr FAIRCHILD. BOYS, Youth's and Children's Calf and Kip BOOTS snd SHOE a general assortment tor fpringand rja T.mer trade, at lmafi i. W. CONsTAhH. HOSIERY. 500 dozen ladies, gents, misses, yontha and Infants' hosiery, sll ot the be tmake, in.top-aa-edby lap-JOi rNOWDhN. WE ARE NOW opening slsrge and beantltal assortment ul WOHK SV JI.WEI.kY. trar at.iek of fine London snd Gene va Watches is arjD-r'or to ai y ia the Piste. Dianoad lings and nins we Otter st the lull prieea. Jewelry, ailver aa4 plated ware, fine mantle clocks, and ratlery. at wholesale aad rtaiL AU are invited to rail, examine, and otrr base if salted. fiOTAMlL aad ntsn SEALS engraved, and PRESSEStar-alsaed. at the shortest notice. Watches repaired tn the brat manner. First door soarth of entrance to Neil Hoe a. Jail BLYWM BALDWIN. LAW PARTNERSHIP. SWA YNE & KSWRR Tho nndersireeal srtil nrarrlea law ia ennvrtoer-BhiP. I"t?" Qfct fa the Ci'V Bank Bnilaing. ' N. H BWAYKK, sp7-dly R. f. L BABKR. IMPORTANT TO THE INDUSTRIOUS. 1. rVsnas Birds," s very great convenience tor sale at the New Bewksiaya. ais3 J. H RILKY dr. CO. PAR JL apW ARASOLS.- -New styles just received by sno wdrn's VOWk VBt-.sjwatt. .a. i tit nrin BE s s m EfSSXaSajLsiasli TRANSPORTATION. 1855. ISnalWS 1833, CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD CHANGE J OF TIMIC(iiAacddiOTal EXPRESS TRAIN). On and alter Thuradny, June ,'llMlt Inst, until lurther no tice, tne trains on mis road win ue run ss ioiiows : EXPRESS MAIL NO. 1. Leave Columbus at 3it5 n. m. i arrive at Newark 5:15 (after ar rival ol Erontng Train from Sandusky), and at Zanetvllluat rJtlS p.m. RETURNING. Leave Zsneiville 1:30 a m ; arrive at Newark 8:30 before departure ol Morning Train tor Handualty), and at Columbus at 10 a m connecting wun tne morning r xpress i ram tor i;iev-iana. This Trsln stops stTsvlor't.Cotumliis, Pataskala, Klrkaravllle, Union, Newark, Clay Lick, Rockdale, Ulsck Hand, Claypool's, snd st I'lessant valley only. EXPRESS NO. 2, Leave Columbus at 10:15 a ra, immediately ajler arrival of " Lightning Tram" from Ctnrinnatii a-rtvest Newark oejore the departure of Accommodation iramjor Mamieia, snd st .hois- villa at 1-':1D p in. RETURNING. Leave Zanesville at 2 d m : arrive st Newark st 3 p m, snd st Columbus at l:f Up m, in time for Evening Accommodation Trairt jor Cincinnati. liolnir r.ust. tnis l rs n w l SfOD at lavior s. rataaauia, iira ersvll e, Union, Newark, Rlaek Hand. Claypool's and Pleasant Valley out)! coming We.t, at rieasant Valloy. laypioi s, macs Hand, Newark, Uuiou, Kirkeravilie, Paia.kala, Biack Lick and Tavlor'a or.lv WHh bot . the Exnress Trains, the coaches of the Ohio Stage Company between Ziueavllle snd Whoeling will run in clo.e Cl'UlinuilUU. t " t-IUIR IU'-W liUVIIUM .IIU wu Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, Leave Columbus st R:W s m : arrlvini st Newark boforn the departure ol tbe Morning Train fur r-audusky, and st Zanesville atliMuam. RETURNING Leave Zanesville at 2:4S n m. naaslnir Newark after arrival of Keening t rain jrom aauauehy. ana arrive at VvOiumDus at i:ou 1 his Trsln stops at all way stations Br order. D. S. GRAY, Agent. Columbus, June C8th. 1833. T IT'I LE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND J-J XKNIA RAILROADS. Summkb AsBAorwRNT, to com mi-nce May 10, 1B53. Four Paetmger 'I rains Daily, ( bundayi erceptcd.) Trains run by UoiumDus time, wnicn is seven minutes faster than Cincinnati time. Until further notice, Psasenger Trains will leave the Depot on East Front street, aa follows : Express Train at 6 a. tru Accommodation Train at 7:30 a. m.; Hillsborough Tram at 2:30 p. m. Mall Train at S p. m.; ForLInwood, Plainsvllle, Millord, Loveland. Foster's, Doerfleld, Morrow, Fort Ancient. Oregon, Corwln snd Waynesvllle, 8 ,rlng Valley, Xenia, Cedarvllle, rAelma, South Cbarleston, London, West Jefferson, Columbus, Yellow Springs and Springfield. Returning from Columbus-Mail Train will It ave at 4:5 a. m ; Express Train will leave at 1:30 p. m ; Accommodation Train will leave at S.15 p. m ; Returning Irom HIUsbaroupB at 7 a. m.; Heturning trom riprlngrlcld at 5:5 a. m.; Returning Irom rprtngtield at 5 p. m Traini will nop at folUnee : ThnKxpress Train, 6 s. in., from i.'luclntiatl, at Loveland, Morrow, Xeuia snd London, only ; 1:30 p. m., Irom Columbus, at London. Xenia. Corwln. Morrow. Loveland and Plainville, only. Accommodation Triin, 7:30 s. m, trom Cincinns'l. and 5:15 p. m , Irom Columbus, at l lalnvllle, Minora, rillamiville, Loveland. boater's. Doerik-ld. Morrow. Kurt Ancie nt Freeport, Corwln, and Waynesville, Spring Valley, Xeula, cedatvine, Selena, Boutn Charleston London, and West Jefferson. Also, on proper notice by dag or to conductor, at l.iiinwood, Claysville, Florence and Alton. Mail Train, 4:5 a. m. from Columbus and 5 p. m. from Cincln nati, at West Jttiiirson, London, South Charleston, Selma. Cedarvllle, Xenfa, spring Valley, Corwin and Waynesville, Free-port, Fort Ancient, Morrow, Deerflpld, Foater's, Butterworth's Water Station, Low-land, Millord and I'lainville. ' Also, at Clays-vllln, Florence and Alton, on notice. Uillsborough Tram at7 a. m. lrnmIlillsboroush,andQ30p m. from Cincinnati, at Lyr.chburgh, Wntboro', Hlancheater, (ioaheo and Wilmington pike, Loveland, Polatown, Miamiville, Milford, Plrttnvl'le and l.lnwood. Also, on notice at fl.g stations. Paiaengera for llillaboro', Cbillicothe, and intermediate points, will take the 230 p. m. Train. Passengers lor Springfield will take the 7:30 a. m. or 5 p. m. Trains. Lines of Hacks snd Cosches run In onnnoctlon with the trains to the tollowlug towns: Lebanon from Dierfield ; Wilmington and Clarkaville Irom Morrow and Corwin ; Goshen, and points Bbove, from Milford. The Trains connect with tho Mad Mver and Lake Frio Hall-road at Spriimlield ; Columbus and Cleveland Railroad at Co lumhus; Central Ohio ltailroad to Zanesville, aud lines of coscbes from Zanesville to Wheeling. &C On Sundays but one train will be run, leaving Cincinnati st 2:30 p, m , and Columbus at 6 a. m., stopping at all way stations on notice. Fsre from Cincinnati to Xenia SI Do do Hillsborough 1 75 Do do Chilllooth 3 75 Do do Springfield S HO Do do Cleveland 6 00 Do do Shelby 4 75 Do do Columbus 3 00 Do do Zunesvlllo 4 80 Do do Wheeling 7 15 Do do Pittsburgh 7 75 For other inlormation, and Through Tickets, apply to P. W. Stbsdeb, General Ticket Agent, at the Ticket Ufflce, southeast corner Broadway and Front streets. Cincinnati WM. II CLEMENT, Superintendent, f Tho Company will not be responsible lor bagguge ex eroding tiny dollars in value, unless the same is returned to tbe Conductor or Agt nts, snd freight paid at the rate of a paaaace for evory 50C in value above that amount. mal4 HTOLEDO, NORWALK & CLEVELAND -L RAILROAD Forming In connection with the Michigan Southern and Northern Iudiana, the Lake Sbore, and Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroads, the only Kntlre Knilrond I, Ine between the Knat nml West. '1 he best and most expvdltious route between Eastern cities and St. Louis. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On snd after Monday, May lfith, leal, paisenger trains will run daily (Sundays excepted), aa follows: I.enve Toledo, Accommodation, at 9:10 a. m. stopping at all way stations. Day Exprete. at 3: IS p. m stopping only at Fremont, Belle-rue. Monroeville and Norwalk. iYrAt Ezpreit, at 11:19 p. m stopping only at Fremont, Belle-vue, Monroeville, Norwalk and Oberlin. I.enve Cleveland, Day Exprete, st 7:00 a. m. stopping only at Norwalk, Kon roeville, Bellevueand Fremont, ytcoffsnsodntion, at 10:00 s. m stopping at sll stations. AfjrAi A'ipress, at 8:00 p. m stopping only at Oberlin, Norwalk, Monroeville, Bellevue and Fremont. Connecting, Directly, At Toledo, with trains of Michigan Southern snd Northern Inrll-sns Railroad for Chicane and way stations, and through the Chicago and Hock laland Railroad nnd steamers on Illinois river, to SL Louis. At Bellevue, with Trains of Mad River and Lske Erie Rnsd for Ssndusky City, r-pringhcld, Dayton, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, etc., etc. At Monroeville, with trains nt Mansfield and 8andusky Railroad tor Sandusky, Shelby Junction, Columbus, Zanesville and Newark. At Graltun, with trains of Cleinland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad, lor Columbus. Clnrlnuall, and way station,. At Cleveland, with tra'nsof l ake Shore Railroad for N-w Yor and Koaloo.via Huttalo and Albany, and lor New York, vis Dunkirk, with train, ol Clevelsud and Pittsburgh Railroad tor Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington City. E B. PHILLIPS, Su'pl. Orrtcx T. N. and C. R R. Co, 1 Norwalk, 0 May 14, IrSX j CHEAP STEAM COMMUNICATION BE-TWEKN PHILADELPHIA It LI VELPOOL. The Liverpool and Philadelphia Meamahip Company Intend Bailing their new steamships ss follows: CITY OK MANTHEr-TER, HI tons, Capt. Robert Leltrh. CITY OF CLA-MitiW, l.fiiO tona, Capt William Wj lie. CITY OP PHILADr LPHIA. 2.200 tous (now bmldng. City of Maachester... .....- tsturaay, June nut. "."....-...--..--Saturday. July I'd. ".".".. Saturday, July 30th. Saturday. Auruat i-'tb Saturday, pepb-m her 17th. Saturday, October 8th JYnas Liverpool. Wednesday, Jntiesth. "."""""r-.'e'fn-day, July h. Wednesday Jul) tfTth. "m.J". ". WertliesdS), Aueut2tlh. U'edt.e.day. ci'Hnitx-r ltth. " '". Widne.day, October l-.-tb. t:ity of tiiastow City ot Manrhster... Ctty of lita.snw City of Manchester. .. City of Glasgow C'ty of Glasgow....... City ol Manchester.... City ot Glass-nw City of Mancb'-sw...., City ol Giagow ...... City ol atancoesler. if a-ptrat slir PASSAGE. From Fhilaoe nbia. Fr-m Liverpool. Saloon a-ser tateroums...C!0 I Saloon after Suterooms, iu ga. midship ... i " mi.labip " 15 gs. forward - ... 65 1 - lorwsrd " 13 gs. Inclading stewsrd's fees. TfURD-ri-A'S PASSEXJKR". A limited nnm-or ot third-class passea.-e-s will ne 'aken Irom Philadetph a ard L'Terpo.,1, .ed lound in provi.k.ns. From PtailaaVlpala t)ii f rom t.ivereKil... J Omfiratesot paasatewili b- isserd here to prti"S who sre desire, ol brin. Ing oot thir meed, at eorrevp-indieg rtes. Ftvigbt on fine Is p-r un. and coace gouds, hanlwsre, ete, will he lken sutij rt to sgrrement An experieviced rar.eon will w crru4 on each ship. Forfrrtebtorpar-app!vtn THOMAS R'CHARD-ON, IS Broadway, New ork. and ! Walnut str t Prnladlplla kICHAttDSON, BRorHER? CO Liverpool. Jyl-dl K EEP COOL! FANS, a frood asortment. For sale by BURR RANDALL. INS11RANCK. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, WALL STREET, NEW YORK. FIltE AND ItlAltllVK-Clipltnl 1300 000. Cuss J. Msiitin, Sec'y. S. L. Looms, I'res't. DIRECTORS. Simeon L Loomls, late of the 'iUtna,' Hartford; Win T HooHor. cashier Continental Rank i Theodore McNami e, Arm ot Howen it McNamce Ja.oer Coining. Corning at co . Hit-hard Rlgelow, Win 11 Mellon, Geo llliss, Amos ft Kno, Oliver K Wood, Levi P Stone, Henry G Ely, James Low, Charles R Hatch, John U llutchfuion, William (i Lambert, Charles A Hulkley, Lewis Atb-rbury, Jr, Levi P Morgan, AinosT Dwigbt, John (I Nelson, Charles P Baldwin, George C Collins, George D Morgan, Lucius D Coman, David Sanlord, Cephas It Norton, Charles Ely Stephen 1'Hiil, Huckland W Bull, Alfred S Barnes, Roe Lock wood, Lucius Hopkins, Lyman Cook; James A Dwigbt, Isaao H Frothinghsm Jobn II Swift, Curtis Noble, Wsrd A Work, Nathan H Stockwell, James Humphrey, Duntorth N Barney, Homer Morgan) George Pearce, JulO-ly Doane, King At co t Clafien. Meilen at CO i fieo Kllas &co; Eno, Mahony & co; Willard At Wood ; Stoue &Starr; Ely, Clapp ic Bowsn ; James Low at co ; t; H Uatch A cot J C Howe & co; A dr A Lswrenco At co; Bulkley & co; Lewis Atterbury, Jr, At co; J at Beebe, Morsan A co; Trowbridge, Dwight at co ; Nelson Ac co: Baldwin, Starr Si co; - Sherman at Collins; K D Morgan & co, Comsn, Lathrop St co ; .lobnaon at Sanford ; Norton, Butler &Uoyt; Boyd St Pritl; Haskell. Merrick & Bull ; A S Karnes dc Co: Lockwooddt Ron; R Hopkins, Alleu it Co Rrown, Palmer St Dwigbt; Frothlntham, Newell it co ; Hwllt, llurlbut &eo; Condit St Noble ; Work Si Drake ; Gibson, Stockwell It co ; Harney, Humphrey dr. Butler Wells, Fargo St co ; George Pearce St co. O. ADAMS, Jh , Agent, Columbus, O. I NSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE STOCK, against loss or damage bv FiBK. and asainst the perils of the Sea snd Inland Navigation, on property ot every description, taken in tbe following companies i UNION niCTCAl, LIFE lNOfJltANCE COMPANY, Cnpltnl 9130,000. ohio life Insurance company, cincin nAii, uiiiu, Cnpltnl 9100 000. NKW M!i LAND T.IVK UTOCK INS. COMPANY NKW IJAVIiN, CONN. Cnpltnl $30,000. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, U t npitui 9'4uu,uuu. EOUITABLE HUE INS. CO., OP LONDON. Cnpltnl $2,300,000. Risks taken on the must liberal terms, and all losses nromotlv sdju.t-d. ImarS-dlyi T. STOCK ION, Agent. INSURANCE HEAD-Q.UARTERS, Three JL doors west of tbe Postoftlce, up stslrs, Colombcb, Ohio I. Ite, Hie, tinrine, nnd Health loaurnnre. WAR It EN JLNKINS, General Insurance Agent, requests all persons wi.bing Insurance to call and lnvesilate the claims ol the following companies to tbolr unlimited confidence. IN LIFE INSURANCK he represents Tho Mutual Bent tit, ol New York snd New Jersey one of the hesi established and mostrellablecoinpsniesnow doing business In the United States. Assets sbout tl.500,utl0 Also Tbe American Temperance, ol Hartford, Connecticut, ottering ample security snd many extra advantages to Temue ranee men Cspital, $100,(100. Also The American Mutual, of New Haven, Connecticut. This Company baa some features believed to operate very bene-dcialiy to the policy holders. Capital, 6111,000. Call and examine the statements and prospectant each and all ot these com. pnnles, and select tur yourselves. IN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE, the following companies are with confidence recommended as eminently deserving of unbounded confidence The Franklin, of New York. Capital, t300,000; Tho Etna, of Utica, New York. Capital, $170,000; Tho Springfield, ol Massachusetts. " $150,000; The City, of Cincinnati. Capital, $200,000; The Grsnite, of Utica, New York Capital. $300,000; The Hudson River, New York. Capital $100 Ofui; The Nenaaelaer. Nw YorA- t-apltdl, l-JUfj.OOO j IN HEALTH INIiSURANCE, tbe People's Mutual Health Association, of Springfield, Masssehusetts, Incorporated by tbe Legislature of Massachusetts, oilers testlmouiala ot unqustiona-ble wek'ht aud credibility. Capital, $50,01). aep2!-ly WARREN JENKINS, Gen'l Ins. Agent. CONVEYANCING and NOTARIAL BU-81 NESS. WARREN JENKINS, Notary Public and Con. veyaneer, will attend to all calls in this Hue, at reasonable charges. - Titles Investigated and abstracts ol titles furnished, to sny Tands In Franklin county, on short notice. Office in Piatt's block south side ol State street, up stairs. sep2U-ly COLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCKY 1 MUTUAL LIKE INHORANCK CO.- Gtaranty p,,ntt $100,000. Tbia Company offers to tbe Insured aj the security ndadvantagttsot the Mutualand Joint ritoca plnjt(aB bereto-foreappllod)combtned, namely : Low rateiot premium ; an an Qualroturn.incash.ot the per Rentage rjqulred tfrthecontin tfont risk ot the yar; an adequatn but ant(xcesalvi p-ovisioi. lor the future security ot members for the whole term y nte, m t tnsdHquateinterestinthe accumulatina tund accunuto such oiembers. at death, by credits upoo their policies a auarant fund designed lor the permanent security ot shorten mem oers, ana also tor toe present security 01 tnoseiorheVy00je wrm ot lite. This is theonly Mutual Lllelnaurance Company "Kstarates of urnmlum are lixed at a (air rnduuiid standard, with Iirflft,. ton tor an annually tncntaain accumulation ot t u n d ( f 4 f u tu re security) in exact proportion to the amount ot business tj,e tnrreastns risk trom advancing age ainonjK tbe memberai rampblcts, Tracts, Ac, ajivfns In detailthe plan and iy 0j tliH Company, iurnlshud gratia, and applications rnceiveow at . AV. 1UI1 AsJJt, 'Kit. 9. M. Smith, Medlr.al Examiner. ot 'i VALUABLE MILL PROPER Y for SALl. V I willoi1eriorsatath''milprop'rij kiiomnasthtt'LuL villo Mills, now owned by Tenncnt t Kntb r, in thn townV t.ociville. on the Ohio Canal, in tiJoora township, Fairfield co tv. uhio. 1 bis urooprty embraces eleven acres ol f round, on wnicn Flourtnu Mill, i?aw Mill and Disiillery. all in excellent order dwelling homes, stim rooms, corn cribs, stock scales, and every fixture neccssnrv to carry on an extensive bun nets. Thia property is situated in the moat nuursliioa srain rrow.na portiou ol Fairfield county. 1 ne Oi'ject oi innaaieis va cioaa up a paruicrauip uuBinwwr. Terms made to suit purchasers. For further particulars inquire ot II IT. Hunter, Ksq., (n Lancaster, or of tbe undersigned, on the premises. WM. P. TKNNEMT. Lockville, Fairfield county. Ohio, i May IS, 18 3. j COLUMBUS WATER-CURE AND MED J 1CAI. INFIRMARY, lormetly known ss the MilHin House, tor ladies only, is now open, for lurther psrtlcuiars address W. SilKPARD. M. D., ma33.d3m Columbus, O. W M. r HKWSON. C -LVIW HOLMSS, Of lot' frm nf y.rrke Htntttm. Lata of ORullt Tlegrapk Co. HEW SON tfc HOLMES, Auctioneers and C.KXEKAI. COHHIetmlON Rl hHCII ANTS, Nos. r3 and e5 Walnut street, Weat side, near Pesrl, Clnrtnnntl. Reauiar sales of Croi-erbs at auction. Groceries and Merchandise generally at private sale. Cash advsnc-s made oa c inaignmenu to their sddrese. jsnlS-dly 7INDOW CURTAINS. Another lot of be-utitul Lace snd Swiss Curtains, Ibis day received at M ceo i s. ma5 next door to the American. )INT AND QUART FLASKS 10 gross Pint Fia.ks; 3 no wuatt riasBa; For sale at low rates by mala N. it O. FOSTER r?ASH ION ABLE DRESS GOODS, in great 1 variety, at ap-JO MNUWUhN'S. C'ANS New and fashionable patterns for sale JL at the New Bookstore of J. 11. RILEY ic CO. WRITING FLUID. This article will not v T corrode, and flows freely trom tbe pen, and Is worthy tiie attention of bankers, lawvers, and a l cht-r consumers ol bik. It cannot be erased bv acids. For sale by the pint or gal Ion by IsepzO) JOHN H.CUOK. IJEFRIGEUATOUS, ICE-BOXES, WA- JLt TER-Ct,l)l.KRS. tUUWKR IHTIIS, etc A lioe assort ment -it.t received and tor Bile st roaSI JNO. K. HEYL'S. N JEW SPRING GOOD-. We have just our f f-nds that they are ebeep W-, invite a close tnsrKftion. usitURN it STEWART marlU ir ID GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES, DRESS JlV Sll.k Del.aturs. B.!rsge lie!..iae.,etc.. Just nprerda maria ShtjWUKN'S. pOCKET CUTLERY. A fine assortment X of I'o-ket Cot'-'ry. marufaetured by Rogers. W,Mtenbolm, aiH other.. Also, Razors, Kaior Strops etc. F(,r sale by ju7 11UKR it h.ABIIIALL. i SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FURS. i JAItVI-s cV FAIKCnil.l, Mainstnrstdoc-be!ov t -cicT,. r M in ai.rf Fourth, west siee, i 'memeali. novVJdly IR. 1 e. RON SINKS, Sewer and Sink Traps, assort- ires, tn-aa! a'. , K. rJKYL'S, jjlfi Town street TJLTF HOLLANDS, FOR CURTAINS JJ various wt-tths, from 41 1" M wide, for sae rbeso st New Paper Hi iute ma3) J- H. RILEY it CO . t 5 1 ! -A t?l ' A