Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1850-06-12

              COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1850. VOLUME XIII. NUMBER 883 )to State Journal. HY SCOTT & DASCOM. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE IS, 1850. I'OH GOVBBNOK, WILLIAM JOHNSTON, of Hamilton county. fOR BOARD t'F PIWMC WORKS, ALEXANDER O. CONOVEH, of Auglaize count y. y Oo unil hoor tbfl HunginiutiH to-night, at UM OiU'on. Arbor House Grounds. This pleuBaut resort will be Opsttija M-timriow, with appropriate ceremonies. Let nil who con, be ad buui to two the show, und cut tho loa crt'imi mid Mtrunrbrr rici. Convention. Tho Oonrsntion returned the coriiideratba f !',c xclusivu individual liuhility clause, und continued neraoa till noon. Tim debute opened with n long und, in ninny respects, admirable ipeflob tVoin Mr. Arch-botd. it hi been evident for some timo Unit certain (tpplitOCfi liuvt- been at work for Home time to whip him into something, end the debute on tho qttMltOQ of individual liability ha brought it out. There are a nnwber who think, and no doubt properly, that to insert u clause in tbfl constitution that all corporator! nhould be liable individually for demands' against their company, would bo n most sfttttlVB plan to prevent the formation of road oompanleii aoftdomiot, Sdo., for n tlioiisuud useful purpose" wherein men through the country would he willing to invest a hundred dollars even if tney lout it, but which they most assuredly would ROter do if their whole property would be mode liable thereby. Mr. Arch bold is of this number. Yesterday Sod the day before veliemeni attempts were made to drive him and some others from their position into the ranks of ultras. But it has all tniled. To-day Archbotd gate Keemeliii, et ah, a terrible Hogging for their "efficient dictation'1 to him and others. Al times he was renlly eloquent. Wo hope our reader! will watch the reports of Tnes lay and raiei'ully read his speech. Mr. Huniphrcville was willing to modify the affair and restrict the liability in case of roads, schools, colleges, &c. Mr. McCorniick went to the lartherest verge on this subject and made au ultra speech. He attempted to be rather hard on certain letter writers, as we understood him, to the Ciiicitmati Enquirer. II net all such cattle ut defiance. We dou t know what his friends had been saying about him thai he did not like. Dr. DorseV spoke against the universal application of the liability clause und took the view heretofore e-Wk totted by him, Archbold, and others on that (tide of the House. The discussion consumed 'he balance of the forenoon,A Nice Fat Job ! .More Mviiiillmu'. Our Washington correspondent boiiio day; shier, gave the history of a most bare-taced OSSO of swindling oa the part of the Union establishment, wherein, for printing 10,000 copies of the report of T. Butler King, lhal concern charged the government tho enormous sum of ?'18,()0i), when the regular price wus about II.'jOU. A short time since, this subject came up in tho Senate, and the fact about it were hilly ntated, and that, too, by democratic Senators. Of course, the man and the press that wan So hormr-strickeu ut the ullowauce of the Galphin claim, will he mum us death about this swindle. We call public attention to it igtirij that tho people may know how great is the honesty and integrity of these men, ami how piously they hate every thing and any thing in tho shape of fraud and public robbery; especially when they do not have a hand in it theius' Ives. Wo copy the following, from the debates in the Senate, Wednesday, Juno 5th, and from the Intelligencer of the Oth. The subject nf printing was under consideration, and tho report of Mr. jCiatj was spoken of. Mr. Benton said it was previously printed al a com mon document under the known rule of the Senate, and 1,860 copies Oust less than i-J00, and yet, after Vfardsj When ii was ri -printed with some few words ml d.-d to it, 10,000 copies come to $;i8.00(l. which, however, was generously reduced to $10,400, which was twelve times as much as it wan worth. Mr. Hah; Said I am asked if tin y Ostablllhed the role for themselves. They did establish it for themselves, mid under it charged $:W,II00 ) hot one ot the persona interested addressed a letter to the Secretary of tho Senate, and objected to receiving sit large a sum, and consented to receiveonly $12,000. Mv impre-siou is, that fair price for the work, as I read the contract, would have been about $400. Again: Mr. Borland said: The tatan.enl made by the 8 Sister from Now Hampshire U correct, as 1 understand it, as tho committee have uscortainsd while making inquiries for tho purpose of preparing an answer to the resolutions of the Senator from New Hump-ahire. Tt is nVuDer that 1 should buy. that the Im e sum of $ 13,000, which was reduced to $12,501), wiu not a charge which cum before tho committee on printing, W. ask the Maple of Ohio to look at this tninsaction. Here it is, admitted by Democrats on the floor of the U. S. Senate, and defended by nobody It stands out so plain a fraud, so Unmitigated a swindle, that no Lo cofuco would ii-k his reputation in -t:indiiig to its do-fence.And yet this is the paper which declared ij would oppose the udmiitis'ra'ioii of Hem. Taylor to the bitter end! This is the corrupt sheet that talks flippantly of the Galphin claim. This is tho chosen nod special organ of Democracy nil over the laud generally Grumblings. Why is it, that when a foolish man is caught and exposed in his folly, he must he eternally explaining and grumbling au 1 turning the thing over in his mind, and talking about it to his friends and the public ? One would think alter the very signal and decided rebuke of Med-iry by his own friends, that he would dosha to let tho public forg.-t his infamy any disgrace as soon as p usable. The consciousness of having Hone a menu act, and of having been caught at it nn l exposed, still rankles in his mind ami finds utterance in his pen. But it is the impotent raving of hnrmlesA malice, nud we let it pass. Wo will say to ihe public in general and the mem-hers of the Convention in particular, that if they have auv uouoi about ttie rorrertue ol ever item ol our statement, we ca t prove them all, and by Democratic members of the Convention We desire Mednry, or any one, to ak Mr r'arr what was said by the committee in our office ateont the course r. of the Journal in this matter. We know where w stand snd what we are about. JRailroaos. The cost of eastern railroad is a fc bont $.50,000 per mile, of western, sjbentj $o.',000. The nett profit on eastern roads is about fl per cent. According to this calculation the dividends on western roads will be about 10 per rent. !7Au Industrial Congre now in session at Chicago. i of radical reformers are Tlie Siiifesniiiu AluiKiiip us Own Friend. This has become to be so common thai it don't hurt much. Tl tfeMto-" that was refused a hearing in that affair, can now see the kind of spirit that is withiu him, So ini as there is an LrUUfl of fuel between lliein they must light it out. It did'nt fight folk's bullies, uorwcie wc lbs "unflinrhing friend nf the war!" as Medarv w,s, If the young Democrat who asked u pi ice in o;ir columns to complain to the public of bit grievances, i satisfied with being called a TUAlTOK, and TOBVi Sod 0OWABD, who deserred a hempen era-pn for his nuducity in doubting tho patriotism ol Medio y, ih ji we ure oonteni It is possible the Statesmen knows its old friends better than tre do. We express no opinion on this subject. We only Bay this abuse is to be expected by i very one who does not full down and worship the tnogiit ot that party. The SliiU'siiiiin on Archbohl. Those whose memories run back two years or more, will remember n beautiful war to the not knife exactly, but the pen to the nub between ottlseu Bamme dary nod Hon. Edward Archbold. We have never heard that Arefabold took back m very decided impression then publicly expressed, that the BuidMedmy was a great scamp, but Inst evening the Statesman had a very savory sugar and molasses eulogy on Mr. Archbold. Wonder what special inensum !b wanted to be carried that this drawing plaster becomes necessury ? We shall nee perhaps! SCoppur smelling works are now erecting at Detroit, and are expected to be in readiness for operation next August. News from tho Upper mines is encouraging.53 Isaac Bissoll of Guilford, Medina county, is unx-loej to bear from his ion Hatmin D. Biisill, aged 15. He wns last seen at Sandusky, June 5th. Telegraphic I)esmtfies . Thirty-First Cougress First Session. Washington. June 11. Editor Ohio State Journal ' Hoi'sk Immediately on assembling, went into committee of the whole on tho slate of the Union, which continued tho entire session. Senate. Mr. Cass spoke at great length and energetically recommended the adoption of the report of the committee of 13. Ho spoke in high terms of Mr. Clay's compromiso. Mr. Dayton replied to Mr. Cass. He defended the President and condemned the report of the committee of 13. He looked upon the report as the offspring of confusion and discord. He continued speaking at great length mid gave way for a motion for adjourn meui. Thirty-Hrst Congress First Session. Washington, June 11. Bs SAT The bill to increase tho rank and tile of the army and to encourage enlistments, which was returned from the House with an amendment, was taken up. The amendment being in relation to tho propriety of Humming certain troops, wus discussed at some length and concurred in. After the consideration of the morning business, the Omnibus bill was taken up. Mr. Cass addressed the Senate. He severely handled iho remarks de p) Benton yesterday. He regretted especially his allusions to the chairman nf the Committee of 19. The Setiutor from Missouri had truly said that ours was a great, a prosperous, and a happy country. Prosperous as we are, trouble had arisen from what was now under consideration, and which In believed to he a most proper subject of compromise. A short time since the sOttth was threatened with the WUmot proviso, and yet when a project was brought tbrwurd to avert that issue and settle the u hole question, it met tin- utmost hostility from gentlemen representing tho Bouth. On the other hand, certain Senators from the north and west oppose it, just as heartily, as an abandonment of important considerations. If he hud a doubt of the justice of the scheme before this meeting of extremes ngahist it, it would have removed them all. Halifax, Tuesday. June II. Editor Ohio State Journal : Canada urrived this morning, past !t o'clock. Dates to June 1st. Viceroy Bailed from Gulway same day for Halifax and New York. Cotton advanced J, fair Orleans quoted at 7 ", Week's Seles 60,000 hales, of which speculators bought near 20,0()(), and exporters less than 1,000. FtOtFtt Better feeling exists, hut no advaui i can be quoted. Same may bo said of Wheat. (Nun dull prices lid. to Is. lower rBOVlStOSl BOW DUSlttOH lienvy at till! prices. Pork, no improvement : prices In favor of buyers. Good Inquiry lor Irish oaoon j shoulders in gooddemftnut hams neglected. Lard Arrivals have (becked Males; transactions making at 81930 for fair qnnlitiiH, prices having receded during the week from lai2n OorfSS Cieiieral dullness pervades the market; a few tierces of Jamaica sold since Tuesday at 54 to GSs. The business of the week has been extensive at full prices. Oils, olive in fair demand : sperm s,-,; 87; Linseed, moderate business ut 'HW&'.iQ 'id. Hon ey market continues steady, and discounts easily obtained at the Currency of last week ; Consuls closed on Wednesday nt 96 nud each duy since at IW. There is less activity in the market tor American securities, quotation! are unaltered, except for United Slates (i's 02, New York State 1'ennsylvania 'iQ, and Mas- BJohttsetts 50, which are a fraction lower since the departure of the Atlauiii . LiVKnrooi., May 31. The speculative excitement in the cotton market has increased, and sales for the week are 6"., 340. Indian corn again (id lower, but rather more doing in it to-day at this reduction. In other ropects the corn markets are very dull, and speculation quite suspend' d. I.o ,,. Mauket, May 31. Millers buy witli caution, ami Monday's prices could not he obtained lor wheat. Flour inactive, but not lower. Politic ai. IfTltttMiCt. The new House of Parliament was occupied by the Commons on Wednesdav, since then Lord John Russell had obtained h ave to introduce the bill which was rejected by the lords at ihe last tension in enable Baron Rothschild to take his seat for the city of L aidou, and an address to her majesty, by Lord Ashly, ban heon carried, asking that measures may be taken to stop all post office labor on qso Sabbath throughout the kingdom. The address met with unavailing opposition from the Cabiii't. Profound tp lence is nbftf rvid by Ministers on all foreign affairs. BiMioess negotiations arc going on between the French Cahiip t and Downing St., and the dead pause in the quarrel is only hrokeu by the rumor ihat n. Latitle returns to-morrow. The Husdau embassador had In en re called from St. fsejhSSt In tln meanlim-:, public opinion, both in I'.ng-Istfji and France, seemed to have summed up tho controversy, deciding that then- is a secret eSfJSt betides the id! edged cause ni dispute That while it mnv be insisted upon that Lnlitfe was too hasty. Lord Palmer-stou it is believed in the end, would be placed in a petition beyond doubt, that his offensive demonstration after all, arose in self defence. The decision of the Archers court in the Yorham case, has been postponed until the 10th of June. Fasitci. The speakers in the continued debate on electoral law hill, have been Liimaitine, Thiers, Jules, (frevy and L' on 1 aiichan. All the amendment moved hnvebeeii defeated, und the second article was curried by an unanimous majority, Ihe funds going up al tho BWnntnJna went down. Nkw York, June 11, 12 o'clock, M. Editor Ohio State Journal: ' Good basinesi doing In flour for export und speculation, at 5,50 to $$,60. Wheat inactive, inquiry bet-tt r, prices too hfgbf Com in good demand, prices lower Wet'orn mixed, ffBcl northern and southern yellow. B7o. Pork dull, moss $10,02 prime $8,fi!l. Lard steady, 7c per bbl. Groceriesbusiness light, market Arm. Load nominal ut $ l,io$4,75'tfJtMtc for American pig. Iron held nl &0,50 to 21 on time, Cattle, yesterday, offered 2000 beeves; very abundant supplies and warm weather. Market for beeves has been somewhat spiritless and closes dull, with about 400 left over; good retailing qualities bought from $(i to $8,50. Cows and calves ; sales nt from $22,50 to $28$35.50. Sheep sold at from $2,50 to $4S)$0.0. St. Louis, June 12. Editors Ohio Slate Journal : Markets generallv very dull. Wheat declined and ninrket dull, und given way 10L"a)15c per bushel on lower grades. Flour inactive buyers und sellers apart in Ih ir views. Cam now in fib demand at previous prices, 50O$VO) Out' no change, and DO sales in Pork. Lard confined to small sales. Bacon, shoulders 3 3c; clean sides 5c; hams 5c. Hemp market dull. Pittsburg, June 11. Editor Ohio State Journal : River stationary at 3 feet. Weather cool Hid clear. BACON Sales of 50 casks of bains nt 7c, sides tic, shoulders 5c. Flour Dull. Grain Firm and unchanged. Nkw York, June LQ Editor Ohio State Journal : No ( haugo eonnu'-rcially to report, Philadelphia, June 1J. Editor Ohio State Journal: The Flour market continues quiet, deinuud tor ship ment limited, hut prices steadily maintained. Sabs 1500 bbls. nt te.35tSJl&J for common and good brands, n choice lot at higher rates. 9rs4n Bather more inquiry for red wheat, and several lots sold at $l,17.i$l.20 for prime and common qualities, part in tore; white $1,28 $1,30. LiVKitrooL, May 20. Editor Ohio State Journal : Provisions fjnn. with good demand for low quality. Dacou market bare of stock ; no intpury for better qualities Itut little doing in beef "xir me quotations reluctnutly paid. X 1 change in Pork; a small lot ot choice Wosieru brou. ht 53s old sells slowly at 36s' 38s. But little Lard offering 21s (id freely bid lor finest samples, without loading to business. No transactions in bieidtutls. Weather, lor last week or ten davs. very favorable tor growing crops, which has checked Improvement In Oorni market dull and declining. Flour quoted at 909931 per barrel for Western. Wheat 9s 64904 l seventy pounds. The d. inand far Indian Oorn has continued good at rather advancing rates, but has receded to about Is per quarter from the hidicst point, and we quote white -Jls, mixed 9 1 - 6d )32s, ami yellow 32s 3 s lid per quarter of 180 lbs. Outt inn ATI i Jane 12. Editor Ohio State Journal: Flour Hat, yesterday afternoon 000 barrels old at 5,8 ; buyers this morning offer only $5.00. Nothing done in grain. Corn firm at 52c in bulk. Provisions quiet, without change. Whisky 22c, dull and heavy. Other articles, unchanged. MABttlBDj At tha Nell House on Tui fdny evening. June illli, b tlu- Kev. Mr. Doolittlc, MU Klmarind.v Tkmiu.k h Mr. Hknhv It as ; all of this city. And so " Hnmj" Of ttM Neil has gone lbs way of all Dash' Well, we -pcnk by the hook when we piiy that the memory nf him (hy tlie way of that BSkell tca$ NSSSl .' I.oim lite hi tfeS old Marry And hat we mv it, we were thinking -onirihini; ntiuut the Tniiilc DIKD, On Aoflltt sltj in Brovm tortrnslp, fisaUhi eonutfi Miauai Amos, wife of Walter Amoa, nhont 56 VSSJt of ins, lenurrly of Phuadel)iUai Pa. rW MAHONH. An adjourned ninetinif of Coli mhi, LeOOSi No. will tie beU on Thur-dHy SVSSJni the 1'tth inst. Ily order of the W. M. W. A. Fit At 'K Kit, 9m. junclS-dlt ; cufi Mil ; vs LIGHT AND (OKI-: cotll'ANY. a: ItlJJlIiSl 1 KIN ol li n iii-r ci'iii. n Hi'1 -tuck nl Oils CdHiiin ny h culled lor to In i..t. I (., uos. .Mniuiu:, i.-'i., i O'n-auvr-, iy Ulfl i:th inNt, Uy order of the lionrd of Dime torn. janolf StdAt-w W. A. PI. ATT, Mecrrtary " FLOvTThT FLftWIEHH. ORKtM HOUSE anu BARDT FLOWERING JgJffi'i.AN'iv a Sae oouectloa, eonslsUai of Rosea, yHjdirimiiiiiip. Jhow' I .lilies, llyrtrnnapa, lleliolroiicfl, "ci-lie n ih. Dniilia, ke.. ste. hist nrrrad trm tin tUsMttUj EtOsd Knnerfi Clnrfnnatf, and tur pain liy tie' Mihcrihrr in the MOTS at the corner of High ttrqet MtsJ BSfSr alley, wiierc the ladies and all lovers of ilowcr-t are invited to mil ana inspect them, by janel2-dyt Wit HKAVKK. PRHHHEO TALLOW CAnFiTkS 't tha very tiret yisl-Jr tty can he hnd nt all tfms at our fnetory, conuT ol I rent and Sprin; itrceta. A1u, Lard and Soft eonp. Jnnewsmn M. p. now LETT & c. INDIANAALE OF Till. Mr I . A YE N V Kit .MIFTf UE. MONO thn hundred- of letters, rcrtirtcatcf i.nd orders received J hy the proprietors of thi medlrinr. the f..llowliig Ii selected to show its ehsxarter, snl the ertert of it !" in a di-fiint pnrt of the West. The Messrs. CoMoa nre dry good!1 BUVStSSrAS, but arc idso ncrnts lor tae Hale ol the ebowett nieuumm WiNcm-m eb, Imj., Sepl. -'0, "Mettrs. Kidi dr. We happened lo irt-t n lot of MeLaiie's Vermifmre lajit t'prin).', prepared ly VCSSJieiVC. -So soon a the vermifuge wns introduced in our community, thrdi mand bemSM so grent for it thsi our tbssk RM soon exhuusteil. It has produced the best effect wht-rever it ban been ush1 in thi section, nd is very popular among OOT people. We arc dexirou of obtaining the medicine hereuller direct from joureelves, ih it sellt more rapidly than any other medicine v.e keep. Ph ase tend us am., immediately. . J. (V J. . I.WlTU.l. KKLTON & RANCPOKT. (,. ROBERTA Sl CO., Q. DEN1G A BOM, and KILItoriLNE A JONES, I 'olumtms, nerslly. (junelOdfitA wl wnolo.ftio nai'ntu, Hold wholoalo nnd retail ly And hy Dnigaipts nnd Merchfint Glial rocCTMi Thin! Ml lit of the Hungarian, WtTB AS ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME Madame Kazia I.ovaiint, Hrta RjUSOS and IIrub Htocpfl (the wonderful perfonner on the voH nud rrnr instrument) wfl rive a GRAND FESTIVAL CONCERT, in full NATION AL COHTl'ME on Thnridiiy ereulntf, June I nt Ihe Otlfnn, on which occasion tbry will introiluce lh"ir grand POT POT'HIE in different dialerls. Admission iW cents 1 admittintr two lnli( j and a ntlemon. Ticket! M If bad at the Music stores, Hotels and nt ihe door. Junc8 wntcHswnni8 pkbmhtm dagvkrrbo- TYFK-4. rpm subserilwr takes this nvtho.1 to Inform th citi?'n i t X Columbus and itranyers visitlnz the city, that his room." ;nay be tnund one door north ot the Em nance Han. wh-r he i now prepnnil to enerule Dnu'rreotyp' s in the latest and most approved style. Ladies and smmlaams are respeetfulry invited to call ami examine -y- u.' u . Minuatnres takrn without regard tn weather. JSSSSMSSS D. D. WINt HEHTEH. AIIBOH HOML CHOI NOS. 'PlIF' undersiffned take pb-asnre in informlm the citizens of t'o- lumbas. that they have takn the farm known is tlv Moorr Fnrm, 2'5 miles north of Colnmbtis, with the spacious and splendid house thereon, and have fitted up the same inood styl , lor th' .n. ronunndariiTn of visitors who may desiie to spend an hour in tlie country, and enjoy cool shade, nnd pure atmosphere. The parlors of the house have b en fitted up fur Ldir- i.nd (ientlcmen. Ice (,ream. .wtTawlwmi. 'durin: their sfnsoti.) rc-Ip oiiti' nts. Ac., at all hours do rite: the day and erenina. We mtSS erecre.1 on the eroouds nw : m rvolinF wtnx. on which tight persons can ride at one time, with pertecT snfety, tw it Is constructed of such man rials an to preclude the possibility of billl'T We have spared no pains or expense in mmkinz thi" place the most delizhtful retreat in the vicinity of this city. Visiters will find everr thinv that is desirable for com (n't or eWnnce. sn where they can enjoy MsjsjtS, ires from the dust snd h-nt of the city, dorm the summer months. The ETounds will be open lor visitors en THCRHAY. Jnoe 13th. nt 2. P. M-. and continue open during: tberrcninit A Qold Loektt will be awarded nt g P.M.to the person who mall present the imt KAttS for the EstabUshment, by which tt ball be known herralter, the nms to be determined by a committee to b selected nt that tim'- jy Patronage respectfully solicite-l. iunel 1-tf i. w Rmjmjmmj 4 co CITY COUNCIL. liocvedinKn of the City Couucil. Jlse 102 o'clock, r. U Present Armstrong, Baldwin, Muttles, Kluke, Butler, Cutler, Hotter, It. Junes, T. K. Jones, McCoy, Miller, Rtordon, Stum ing und Wnlling. The Preekient presented the report uf the Mayor for receipts from linos licenses to concerts, &e.t for the month ending June 10th, umounting to $80,76- Also, the Treasurer's Report for month of May. Receipts $10S4f33 expenditures $738,44. Also, report the of Clerk of the Market, for receipts for the mouth of Muy $47,50, for dune $:0,98. Mr. Buttles, from the standing committee on Sewers and Drainage, presented two surveys for sowers from Washington Avenue, on Rich street, to the river, one direct to the river, and one by Peters' Him. Estimated cost of the first. $5308,1!); of the second, $5244,fi3 Laid mi th, table. The following reports were made from the committee on Oidinnnces. Hy Mr. Stanrlng An ordinance for paving Smith side of South street, from Third to Fifth street. Passed.By Mr. .lonos. An ordinance for paving Cherry Al ley, Irom Fifth to Seventh street. PuBsed. Hy Mr. Baldwin. An ordinance fixing the salaries of tuqpen therein named. Referred to the committee on reel and Salaries, who reported it back and recommended its passage. Discussed and referred baric. This ordiuuuee provides for the office nf City Attorney, and Deputy City Mtushull; gives the Conueilmeu a salary of $"i0 per annum, ami raises the salaries of other offiotsrS) making an increase in the whole of some 1500 or $1800, Mr. Riordon, from the committee on General Improvements reported an ordinance for building culverts on Front and Long streets, Referred back, with instructions to ascertain the best tsrtnj on which the work could be done. The following claims were nllowed : John SAblnsun.fnr paving 00 Market House $121 OS J Roswidl, wood work on " Gil 00 H. H. Blackinore, superintending " 100 00 Itaao rainier, axing sewer " I 00 Aaron Utter, making spanners " 20 72 Geo. P. I lai vev, two month's Hilary and per centngo ! 21 63 Thof Walker, work around Market House. 63 06 Mr. Shoemaker, cleaning " 2 00 James Bryden, work on canal bridge 300 oo John Hichell, paving . 19 50 Chns. Ilansell, cleuning gutters 13 25 Whiting A Huntington, stationery 11 13 Fred. Somers, repairing hose C 63 C. F. Beebce, balance us night watch 8 00 V. Starr, belts for hose company J 00 H. FUtcher, night vratofa 32 00 J. Adams, M 38 25 J. Finning, " 8ft 00 James Gillon, " 32 00 John li irncs, 27 00 L. Swartz, cutting atom 26 00 W. H. ProtimaOt painting on market house 36 00 John Cobent, cleuning streets 130 25 Petitions presented as foliowSl By Mr. Batter for paving east side of Fourth Btreet, between Stale street nud Sugar Alley. Referred. Ordinance reported and passed. Also for paving east Hide of Fourth, between Town and Friend. Disposed of like the preceding. Bj Mr. SfBOriug, for paving north side of Smith Btreet, between 5ih and 8th. Referred. ( In motion of Mr. Armstrong, it was resolved that the President and Treasurer be empowered to borrow $9,000 for one year. Also, that the Mayor bo authorised la execute lesse of market ittUs, under direction of market house committee.Mr. X. Miller wan allowed 10 OOtUtTUOt platform Males on corner of 4th and Town streets. Licenses to sell horses ut BOCtion were granted Mr. Glazier and C. W. Kent, on certain conditions. Mr. McCoy presented an ordinance prohibiting the erection of wooden buildings within the sipmre bounded by High, Brood and Town streets, and the river. Referred. Mr. Miller road a letter from Mr. I'arnum ae, . ; -in:' the proposition to build a larger engine, on certain (onditions. Referred to committee on Fire Depart-meat.James Gillnn w.ia chosmi nigfal watch. Petition of Crystal Fount Society for IMS of room over the market house, on the lib of July. Referred to market house committee. The subject d" making ttson appropriation! to fire companies. laid on the table. Tim market house committee wero nuilmi iz. d to le-quire all Hucksters to tell meat in the market house. Adio n ned. WHO WANTS A BAHfiAIN riOR sole ehenp for cash TWO OUT LOTH, situated on Wash-I nftan (ivciiiie, north ol llroml afreet. Inquire ol SjBSn DAKKR A AJUCtTBOIfl. UOOO COFIKH SOLO IN SIX W LKKS OF OH foIlowiriL- raruoMi book The Lives o) MHKfl MAO. IHON nod JAM MS MONituM. fourth and tilth Preidents ot th f mted States, I y John firiNcr Adams, to which is added a History of thir Administration. This w ork is mil li-hed in larire size ItaO. vol. of 430 tmmt, lubstantUlly Iwjund in cloth or leather, similar in style to " Sew-ard's Life tk J. q. Adams," SSnhtMai aecurat.- portraits on atOft Moe shJsv ('lo re In mu' no work c-itant CLVhil' Hie pnVMO tna puoilc lives ol these illustrious Presidents, and the world rmowned reputa tion of the author aj a Hlatesmnn nnd a scholnr. munt r-ccurr mi extensive sale for the nbovc book. AffonU wanted. J. II lUI.Cl . CO., A-enr ami0 At the New bookstore, CmSSSMI. OHIO ST ATI- LOAN OP )'i,ttni,00(L The Commis-hione; of the ( 'hio Canal Fund, by virtue id an act of the General A scmbly ol the State ol Ohio, passed March II. IHjtl, hereby rive notice that sealed proposals will bo received until Wednesday, the 19th of June next, at noon, at the office of the Ohio Life tiMUranee aod Trust Company, New Vork, for n loan nf Two Millions Hi Hundred Thomand Pottart. f,n which transferable tertlfieatri of Ohio State Mock will bo Ismma as fob lows : One Million Six Hundp'd Thotifnnd Dollars to bear interest at Ihe rate of sit Mf cent, per annum, payable emi-aunully in the tSjf of New York, and tb! principal reimbursed at the pleasure ot tlie State after the year 1875. One Million of Dollars to near intcrct at tha rat,: of live per cent, per aimuin, payalile ms above, and Ihe principal reimliuntca. Mi" at the pleasure of the Slate after ltWi. The eertinYatfi of stock will bear interest Irom tlie Irt day ol July, WW. The premiums offered for said bum most be paid in cash or in Ohio ma per cent, itocks of IfM, at por, on the day of opening the prosaK by depo-iting the same with the Ohio Life Ine-urance and Tt u-t Company, New York, lo the credit of the Ohio Canal Fund Commissioner. Tlie balane or principal to b- paid as alxive, eith' r in cash or Ohio six per cent, stock of lr3-TO nt par, on the 1st day of July next, when the certificate:, of stock will be delivered. The proceeds of the above loan ore required tor tit" redemption of the five and six per cert. Storks M Ohh. mnturing after December 31, ISM. Proposals miy, then-tore, if desired, he made with tt.e understanding that, oftrr the payment H the premium ol the fix per cent, stock, and the premium and five pec rent of the principal ot the five per cent, stock, the balance.. may remain on interest of five per cent, per annum, Irom the first ot July, to lie paid ia the winn of not lrs thuri five tb 'Ussnd dollars, at the picture ol the bidder, at any time before the 3Ut day otDecctn-c-, 1850, tlie stock being withheld as collateral security f.r such payment 'The proposa's, which may 01 for any part of said loan not less Ihftn one thousand dollar, mu-i state the amount that will be paid for each one huudnV dollars of stock, discriminating lie. tween the live and six .er cents, giving th-' adilress ol the party mikiin; the proposal, and be enclosed in an envelop marked "Pro-jiW for OMa State ns," and addressed to Ihe Ohio Canal Fund Commissioners, rare ot OKO.H. CK, Esq Cashier, New York F. N. BILL. Aeting Canal Fund Crnioiuifmer. JOHN WOOD?, Auditor or State. A. A BLISS. Treasurer of ms iun.-7tjuncl4Atw Hardware HERB. ABBOTT & I O., Sin of the (.sit Fmllnek. No. 1(11 Mili xtreet. 1 1 AYF now in store and in nwtr from the eaat. Terr large I stock ol tiariiwnre, cutlery, bbbj niinung marermj. tir minjj nnd merhnnirai tools. e have ion a '"en unxtnns to meet our ( ulomers on low prices, wp have now tlie ability to do so. Our goods were howtht for cah and we can and will sell to prompt payinr purrhesers upon as annd terms, it not a little MS ter. than any other establishment in tbis vicinity june7 i.r.Kfc, a h wn a CO. ( IMI - I I ! MlVH, WE hove hnt i-eretved a fresh lot of those very superior cross rut saws wc hove been selling the last two yean. juneT GERE. ABBOTT ft CO T CONTKACTOKS. 0EALKD PROPOHALfl will l; reoatvrd hi the office of llw ' Board of t'uldx Work4 in the city of Coluinbup, until tho boU Ol IS Oolock (noon) Of Wednesday, the 10A day af July iu.it, tor the construction of tliu follorting work, to wit l OHIO (.'ANAL. i'or the re-building ot Locks Nos. 51, 5J and 0S, ncsr Ports-mouth.Fur the rebuilding of tOSSS Nos. IB and SB, south of Lickintf autnmit, nea' l.ockboume. For the re-huidinif of Locks No. , east ol Newark. lor the n4mlkUn of one of tbs Btghl of bocks at thojmietion of the Dresden side cut and the Muskingum river, near Dresden.For ttaOdfart B VVaats cbU', with suhstmitiai eat imnecbsjb uierits, ou Uie suuthast tuihankiiu-ut of the Licking Hnmmit lie tervofr. BOGKIN0 CANAL. For building a substantial Culvert, of cut itOM niMonr-, Op-uoFite Worthinirton's mill, in HockiiiL' couniv. with the nocessury emhnnkmiait, Sic. ConiK-eteil with the nliove iulis will be Ihe cinlmnkment mid other itema incident to sueh work and they are id iieharacter wortuy tlie attention ot contractors, it may SB Qcowuitata n re build bocks Nos SI, At and US, near I'ortsniouih, during the present full, winch the bidder will consider, lias ilcternumunn, if concluded, will be expressed in the specifications. Tlie masonry must he of the liest class and the ttOM ot Om most nnnroved onulti n .. and from uuarries from which ftum: recently beQD fmnii lied for Locks near Portsmouth, Lockhurne and Dresden nud for the Lock near Newark, to he ot stone to be. approved by tlie l-'niucer, as must tho stone In all esse. Plana and specifications nmy be seen at the office of the Hoard of Public Works, nt Columbus, nt any time alter tho first day of July, nnd information in relation to the work near Portsmouth and near Lockhourne, may be had at any time alter the l'5lh instant, from Wm. MeAboy, Esq , Ke. En. Southern Division Ohio Canal and from Hnmuel G, Foster, lies. Eng. Middle Division Ohio UttaL In relation to the work near Newark, Dresden, Lick-in;; Summit Reservoir and Hocking Canal. Bidders unknown to the undcrse'iicil mtttt stva satisfactory references. GEORGE W. MANVPENNY, juneB Acting Commissioner B P, W. SUGAR CURED II AMsT WE have now on band, of our own putting up and curing, war. anted to Ixi very superior, 28,000 pounds Sugar Cured Hums 20,000 " " Shoulders; 141,000 " tmoked " Bacon, which is now ready lor inspection i.n-l sute hv juneS-tf DECKER Si H1BB8. FOU MALE. k KEW AshSmMsi bnOdhlB UiU. ulciisuntlv situiitcil. on the cor. iV ner of Town and Sixth Htr-cts. These lots will be sold on good terms If tppUSStUm DO made soon. Inquire ot juneti BA MRS ARMSTRONG. IIONOK ALL 3IKN LOVE THE HUOTllEltHOOD, AND iioxk risTisit tttAvinns WHO would think that Peter Hayilen the pMC, with two hundred rogues in prank at '10 cents a day, and OB huudp d honest men out, at 50 cc-nts a day, lo support families, w ould sneak round in the Dutch shoo sbons with three sides of sole leather bosfhur for patrooaffo, and ouunla that heoucht to be supported tieeausc lie is going to be a dealer fu sol" leather. Well, we arc workers of tolo leather uid have got three sides for sale too, and cwmot be undersold by this dibble-d tbbler bj small ware in a UBmU way. For sale three siiles ol" t-ole b nther, from 14 to 18 cents per pound; upper French enlt". But!' Morocco Lining ot all colors, und Findings of all kind;, in proportion both In qunntttiu and prices, at too old stand of june5 A a BROWN. TKI.nOHAFII nopici:. I HK stockholders of the Cleveland und Cincinnati Telegraph com non. me ttoUnMl lo otset nt the ovum ol said company, ill CI velaud, Ohio, on Thuritday the 20th day ot June next, at 10 o'clock A M., lor tlie purpose ol ei.'cung a i resiasaat, Mara m Ilirectors, Secretary and Treasurer tor said company, and t transact all other necessary business. The line is now ouuiptetnd with one wire, nnd is in good working condition. Its completion has been delayed longer than was anticipated by reason of fl defect in tho msulatoi j tirst used. This detect as soon at it could be detected was immediately removed by the substitution of good insulators hy the contractus so that tlie line now works well. C. DELANO, ) J .P. KKZNOIL S Trustew. junea-dtjuiie-iO A. WADE, ) LIVEIt COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CIIUONH! OR NBETOI S DEBILITY, LL DmBASE OF THE KIDNEYS, and nil diseases urihing iV Irom a disordered Liver or Stomach, such J constipation, inward Piles. Fullness, or Wood Wtlie Head. Acidity of I lie BtOtn ni b, Nuuscn, Heartburn. Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruptions, Sinking or Fluttcrinc nt tbfl I'it of the Stoninch, Swimming of the Head, Hurried und Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, CboUns or Sutlucnling Si'tieations when in n lying posture. Dimness of Vision, Dots or Went before the Sight, Fever end Dull Pain in the Head. Drticiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eves, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Umbo, &e.. Sudden Flti-liesoi Dent, Burning in the Flesh, roii-iunl Imitaiiiingf- of Evil, and ("rent Depression of Spirits, can he i tfci tuallv cured lv DH HOOFLAND'S CMLEBItATED GERMAN BTTTJCRfl, Prepared hy Dr. C. M. J ACKSON, at the (irrmiin Medieinr Store. iVo. 1-JO ifsntt, Philadelphia. Their power over the above diseoses is not excelled, if equalled, by my oilier preparation in the United States, us the cures attest. In many Cases, after skillful physicians had fniled. These Hitters are worthy the attention of invalids. Possessing great virtues in the rectification of diseases of tlie Liver and lesser lllands, exercising the most searching powers in weakness aud af-lections of the dlyestive organs, they are, withal, talc, certain nnd pleasant, READ AND RE COSVINCED. The Hon. Charier D. Hinelilie, Editor of tho " Camden Deino-oraL" the best paper in West Jersey, says, July il ; M HonflninP-4 liernmn r.iit' i .' ' We have seen many flattering notices of this medicine, and the source from which they Dame induced us to make inquiry re-rmsoUag its merits. From fnquiry we were persuaded to Ose it, rutd mutt say we found It ipeciRe in its moon anon ditetatt of tlie liver mid digestive organs, and the powerful intlue ce it exerts Spen nervous prostration is really surprising. If calms and -trenulhen the nerves, bringing them info B slate of repose, making sleep refreshing. " If thi medicine were more generally used, we are satiificd there would le less sickness, as Irom the stomach, liver nnd nervous system the great majority of real nnd imaginary dir-cii. 1 1, emanate. Have l hem in ft henthy condition, and you run bid defiance to epidemics generally. This extraordinary medicine we woubl advise our friends who ore at nl) indisposed to five trial it will then recuinnienU Itsell. It snoiiM, in lacr, M m WTf ry family. No oriier medicine can produce uch SVmenem ol merit." From the " Boston Bee.") The editor said, Dee. yd : " Dr. lloojtandn Celebrated German flSfSfl foT Uttt cure of l.iv, r (,'onin uint. Jaundice. Dvnensia. Chronic or Nnrvotis Debility, is deflmvedly one of the most popular medicines of the day. 'in i bitters hnvs been used by thousands, mid a friend at our olbow says he has himself received an effectual mid permanent cure of lvi r oinpliimi irom rue iin- oi iihk remedy. c nre eonvjnceii that, in the use of these Bitters, the patient ciinsUinlly nhu) trrncth an vigor a fact worthy of great consideration. 1'hev nre plea-mil in taste and smell, and can be used by pertnns with the mora delicate stmiachs with salefy, under any circurnsianccs. We are siw-aking from experience and to the uUeted we advise thpir use. ' ' Scoffs Weekly,' one of the best Literary papers published, said, Aug. y.5 : " Dr. HiH'jIaitd' Otrman Pitttrs, ninuuTnetiircil by Dr. Jackson, nre now recommended by some of the most prominent mcmtu rB of tlie faculty as an article ot much fhrncy in eases ol Icmate weakness. As i-ucb is the ease, we would advb all mothers to obtain n bottle, and thus snvn themselver- much sickness. I'er.tnis of debilitated constitutions will find Ibese MitUrs advantageous to their health, as we know from experience the salutary ettect ihey ban upon weak syateras." Juditc M. M. Noah, a gentleman with great scientlftt ond literary sJtsJtsmcsstt, said in his " New York Weekly Messenger," January 1820: 7t. ifoofiarnts Grrnnn RltUrt. Here is a preparation wi li the leading presses in the Union appear to b unanimous in recom- tneiiiimg. ami im- reason is onvious. ir is mane inicr a prcMTip-tion furnirhed bv one of the moat celebrated nlivsii iitn- of mod em times, the lato Dr. Christopher Wilhelm lioollnnd, Professor to the University of Jena, Private Physician to the King of Prussia, and one of the g'-entest medical writers (termany has ever prmliK ( it. lie Wiiw etnpliuin hIIV Hie enemy ot the 1, limine.', ami therrfore a medicine of which he was the inventor and endorser niriy lw confidently relied on. He specially recommended it in Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Debilily. Vertigo, Acidity of the Stonuich, ('otistlpalion, and all emuplHints arising from a disorder' d condition ol the tomacli the fiver aud the intestines. Nine Philadelphia papers express Mm conviction of it. excellence and several id the editors Bp. ak of its efbcts from their own individual experience. Under these circumstances, we bid warranted, toot only in calling the attention of our readers to the present proprietor's (Dr. C. M. Jackson's) preparation, but In recommending the article to all affiictcd." MORE EVIDENCE. The " rhiladrlphin Saturday Gazette," the h. nt family newspaper puhlished In the United States the editor says of DR. HOOELANDS GERMAN RITTERS. "It is seldom that we recommend what are termed Patent Medicines to the confidence and imtronae of our readers : and, therefore, when wc recomnii nd Dr. Hootland's (iennmi lliltcra, wc wish it tn lie distinctly understood that we nre not -p akinff of nostrums ot the day, that are noied alut for a bricl prriinl and then forgotten niter they have done their guilty race of mischief, but of n medb ine long established, universally prized, and which has met the hearty approval ot the Faculty itself." Evidence upon evidence has been received (like the lon goinc) from all sections of the Union, the lat thret year, and the .fiotig-et testimony in its favor is. that tb re m more of it uied in the practice of the regular Physicians of Pliiladephia than all other nostrums combiner!, a fact that can easily be etnhlihed. and fully proving that a scientific preparation will meet with their quiet approval when presented even in this form. That this medicine will cure Liver Complaint and D)-pepia no on can doubt, afrer using it as directed. It n ts oNcttdn upon the stomach in t bver it is preferable m calomel in nil 1 11 Inus dis'-a-es the effect i innnextiaU. Tiy can Iw adminiterrd to femah or infant with safety and relialde benefit nt any lime. HF.n'ARE of ouv&TKRrxrn This medicine has ittnined that high chara ifttf Inch is neces-sarv for nil niedichies to attain to Mece rouiileiieiters to put forth o sperious article at the risk of the lives ot those who are innocently decehed. LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS or THE tiEf!NR. Tbry hive th written elnatore of C. M. JACKSON upon the wrapper, ond the name bh-wn m th" bottle, wahant MSSm they are tpmrinut. For sale, wh desale and retail, at the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE. No 1-J0 Arch street one door below Sixth, (late ot W Raec s,) PWlsdelpbia. snd by resf -table Wk?r federally throughout the country. Al?o. tor sa, by PEN 10 SON, Columbus. msy-HdAwaltly ( tltKIAOE TRIMMIMW. 1 PAIR Ehatie Spnnrs: 90 sett Iron Axles: 100 sett llrats LXfXJ Hobb Beads; 3 bales Moss; Patent Lestht r ; Lssv.Tutts, Damask Lining ; Pamted and Gum Cloth . Tacks. Seanwz Cord, PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY SOOTT & BABOOXtt. QFVWT pQiO SJBSf COmma OV mOH ST. AND 8UOAB ALLEY. TKHAIS Inviirlnbly In ndvunee. The Dally, to ersons fn Coluinhus, per year W 00 " sent by mail out of Columbus 0 00 " during tho session, and Tri-Weekly baluncc ot year In Columbus Hy moil The Tri-Weekly by mail Weekly tn Coluoibu Out of tho city; by mail, sinale To clubs of four and upwards To cluba of ten and upwards, 1u one aiblress Dally, session Tri Weekly Weekly, single To clubs of five nnd upwards s OU 4 00 :t oo a oo 1 oo 1 25 1 00 2 00 1 00 SO 40 Advrrtlsiit The following rotes and rules of advertising have been agreed ni.dii I ct'v, en ill'' proprietor, ol The Ohio Statesman and tlie Ohio .-t.it- Joan a, to bo OOtsrVSd, in all cases, after this date. July Dnlly Pnper. Bqiwrc. 10 line, or lopy, onr insrtii) . " 11 cull BdditiuDHl..". . . 1 wwk . 0 50 . U 25 . 1 50 . B 00 . 3 00 . 4 00 . (i 00 . 00 . 10 00 . 13 00 . 18 00 .. 10 00 ,. so oo 00 '. 85 00 30 00 80 00 35 00 40 00 45 00 ' 53 00 130 00 " " " 1 month ..." , "3 ..." " ..." ..." " " la..." standing canl, 5 linos or leap, jkt annum . . i, coluinn.with 4 chnngos " " "13....".... ' clinni,'od werkly.. 1 " daily . . . ' with 4clinmic.... ' fl ' "!........ ' clmnpod wiN'kly.. dally. Other cases not provided lor, chargeable in conformity with the atmve rntei. Tlie standard of measurement to be minion type. For each additional square in the daily, inserted ono month, or a greater length of time, and for each additional square in."rted under the yearly rates, half price. No adverti icmeiit to be coneldered by the year, unless It Is ipe cified on the manuscript, or previously agreed upon Ifctween the parties. I'uWishers not accountable for the accuracy of le'al advertisements beyond the amount r harped for their publication, Aimouncinc candidates (for office of every description,) to be charged ut the rate ol Arty cents per week, for each name ; the same to be, in ill eases, paid in advance. All advertisements from strangers or transient tefB0ttl to bo pnid in advance. Advertisement not marked on the copy for a specified number uf insertions, w ill 1 continued one month, unless ordered out, anil payment will be exacted accordingly. The privileges ol venrly advertisers, will be confined rigidly to their regular business and nil advertisement not pertaining Uiere-to, to lie paid for extra. Adveilisements for Auctioneers, Oenrrn! Agents, Reol Estate AgenO, Ac, not to be contracted for by the year, buttobe chnrged by the piece, at the u-ufl rates. No sJnmstmBWSSm can nr. iNsmTED onATUiTWsLY. A.i,-..rH, ... iv, r Lln.i i'i.lit,. iimtitutiuns. tire couiDHnlct, ward, township, and uther puhlic mectinijs, and such like, to be charged liail price, Marriage notices to be charged 35 cents. Deaths inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral invitations, or obituary noticed, and when so accumpnnicd, to be paid lor. Iteirular advertisers, and nil others sending communications or requiring notices, desiring to call attention to fairs, soirees, con-cam, or'any public entciaainnieiits where charges are made for idinittiince all nntires of private associations every notice designed to call attention to private enterprises, calculated or in- einlcrt lo promote iiniivuiuai imeresi, can omy oc osssn m mui he Brmtmmndmi that (be same is to be paid (OT, If intended to n liit-erted in the' editorial column, the snmewQl he charged tt he rate oi not Ic-s llian 20 cents per line, and tlien only when accompanied by an udwrtisemeiiL All iciuli ii nilveTlisi nicni" n cnargeu not imp unui uuuuiv uio l ove rates, and meiisurcd as if solid. Advertisements uii the inside exclusively, to bo charged St OH rata of 80 per cent, in advance on the alwvn retes, Attorneys will be holdcri for ihe priro of iwrting advertise-msnttl tirnught in by thcin. jTsFjOU OAINBD by an OUTLAY Or til' UK I . '"1 METBOl'OMTAN PORTRAIT CMJB, Officve 88, Albany Rnetd, London, England. ' BtllE Dlreetort bM t announce that there will be drawn for a J Grand Barhtt ol Portraits of til Horses entered tor tho forth-coniiug (irc it Derby Itace. The drawing will Im conducted upon those honoralde principle.! which have bilherto given so great satisfnetiou, nnd secured to the above Association such extensive patronage; Olid that while the past fucccss nnd high eatimation in which the Club is held nre subjects of pleasing congrntulntion to the l'rojci'tors, they encourage endeavours for a still further development of their plan. For the future, therclorc, the number ot Prilis will be ex. It lided to tb" Portraftl Of tD Horses that are entered tor each ptl -ti WOT liner. Non-starters a.; well ns Winner mill Starters, The following list is nnw oiictu r,iXKl btanblill m each Class. First I -lass 0, second do., 5, third do., ). Parties can have one or more shares in each or either of the ditt'ercnt Classes. Those Member Who draw the Portraits ot First, Second and Third Horses, the other starting Horses, also those Wat do not start (hut-winch aio entered lor tho Race,) w ill receive the following prizes. Tlie drawing will take place ten days before the Races. I liirtrin.t ' Kirim! i'f ftmraitiTf IW . u,iVri Div dn.i'unt I finvt Hotte. Btsssstttnti Tlnrillort (hp lurlulh lunraitiH at ilsrtvn. .N'.wjrtsn. First Class JSSVOpO I 10,000 ssAOOO .r.'H0 10.000 Second do. 10,(100 5,000 INK) 8,500 5,000 Third do. 2,000 LO00 fx Ml am 1,000 Thenumherot Prizes to lie dittrilmted lu ench Class are 'i09, Ihat being tho number of Horses rntcr. d for the II ace. All Letters to contain u remittance Draft., Hank Not., Ac., addressed and made payable to the Managing Director, JOHN HURRIDOE. Esq., t?8 Albany Road, London, England. Numbers forwarded Immediately on the receipt of n remittance. Full particulars of Ihe Race will be sent wilh the fortunate Numbers tu eiu-h SulecnlMT, m that he limy know hii position and whuther or not be he one of the lortunate. Office commlisioa 7 pT cent , to be deducted from the above Prizes. N. H. LiaS. open for the K Leger same at the obovc. SmH AAi k w w RAILROAD STOCK WANTED. Tho subscri-fl .U' lJf hers will exchange Real Estate for stock in the Columhus. Xenia nnd Cleveland Hallrondp, at par. pl9 UAKER &. ARMSTRONG. IM)(i OLASS. (COMMON sizes nnd qualities; al-o, superior American and J Freni h Glass, of nearly all sizes usually wanted, ht tho sign of the OILT PADLOCK. marlH " FIlllNITCIlK . E hnvi just received a lot of Eaitern Mahogany Furniture. VT cc COll-ir-tillKOf dozen Mahogony Chairs, ii dozen large nalr sent Chairs and Sofas. (1 dozen large Hocking Chairs. For sale cheap hy ni(,yfi J. D. 03R011N A CO. 8TATB COTITtJTIONf. ritlli: Ametiean's (Jwn Book, or the Consthatlons of the several 1 State- in the Union embracing the Declaration of Independence, Constitution of the United Mates, nud the Constitution ol each Stuff, Ac, Ac. by J. R. Rigelow. 1 vol. eo. This is tlie latest anil most complete compilation of the. State Cnn-lltii'l'.'i- vet pul.il-l.nl. Tor sale M may o I. N. WHITING Si HUNTINGTON. NerW iind Imiiortant Book 11 ILL be published on KoZHUT next May Otb, A .Manual of tlie VT I.egi'.bitive, Judieial nud Execnlivu powers of the United States, and their Constitutions, population oi each, Ac, Ac. By Henry Stanbery, Attorney QtSSmL Abu, The Constitution of QUa in pamphlet form, on OSS DO per and large type, and interleaved with goial papei a very de-sirahle form for menibersof tlie Convention. ,nay4 J. H. RILEV Si CO. i FREdII F'ipi'ly or Ladles , Genti tad Children a Shoes oi vs .a riou styles anil nualilic- jii'i t received bv iitnyJti II. II. MCUI.M.l. OOWI.KTTS INTBBBST TABLES lor tali nt the 1. new u . , (mayjn) J. II Klt.EY ft CO. SICIITH I Till: OOLIl It IK. I ON. IGHTS in tin Gold lb Lion, nnd Scenes by the Way. Bf The- hIoi c T. N ' n -ti. iln nuuien.ii. I ! 1 j ! . ndt tion revised and ei larged. 1 vol. I'Jnio. Eldorado, or. Adventures in tbf Path nf Empire; eoinprlm n voynge to California via. Pniwmn; Lite M 8M Francetne Monterey ; Picture.! of the fluid Region and RxpiTlcxicei ol Kens tcan Ltle. By Bayard Taylor. With illuitratlons by the Author New Million. I vols. 12nn. Deck and Port ; or, Incidents of a Cruise in the United Mates I rieate CongrcM to California. Willi sketrhi -i i Kio JjaMro, slpsrsiso Lima, Honolulu, and San Francisco By Rev. Walter Colton, V. 8. N. 1 vol. 12mo. For sale at the bookstore of ii..iiisssinti tnnySO L N. WHITING .t HI N HNGTON ni'ikUTlvi: INTCI.I.KJENCK. rpRornNG on the Columbus coorr e every day until harther no-I tii-e No poitponeinent i;n mcounl ot weather. 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