Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-09-30

              i Jti VOLUME XVII. COLUMBUS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1853. NUMBER 66. THE JDailg (Dl)to State Journal 19 rUUMSIUSD EVERY ETENINO, EXCKPT SUNDAY, SCOTT & BA8C0H, JOURNAL 8U1LBIKQS, BlUBI AMD gSAU RtCItB INIUKOl OS Mull, TERMS IneariaUuin ayrasies; In Columbus. SO. 00 a your by mail, Sft.OO. Daily during tlx tewuoa of (ha Legiblature, and in- nwKiy mr cna rvniainuer si tns yanr, sto.uu. Tim WEEKLY JOURNAL ii fiirulnhed to city subscribers at 83, ami uy uiau at M.ooa ywir. Uluua 01 lout awl upwards, vi.zo of ten ami upward, $100. ' , TUU Tlil-HiiKiaV JOURNAL In S3 00 a year. KATES OF ADVERTISING IN THE DAILY JOURNAL. The following rate, anil rulM uavsbaan agreed upon between tba proprietors of tho Ohio SiiUaman anil ths Ooio 6'mts Journal, to at ounerveu lu ail cases, alter una uau. July yjt iwu.j One square, 10 lint or low of this abed type, for one Uisc.rt.Ioa G0o. ; each additional uuwrtlun, 25o. " Hllflljflh r-teaeo.sit.ss.iei-i Ji J oio to $ 6 S S 9 1 square, 1 all 26 8 004 00.6 00 6. 8. 9. 10. 15. 13 2 squares, jl 873 8T 6 006 008 00 0. 10. 13. 16 8 squares, 2 60 4 60 o60 ilaiTooio- ii" uT fTT 7T . 1 1 1 1 , 1 squares, ,8 00 6 60 8 00 9 00 10. lilt, 14. 16. . . -n mi rus Clianifprihlo " or ruoiitlily, 15, 4 column, wtiiy. fi. daily, l.'Sjj , qauy, pun Stan Una; card, ft lines or lass, for one year f 10. No advrr Ueuiant to to ooortiilnml by the ymtr. unless sperlfled on tho mnnwirriut, or previously atfrwd upon ltavita tin parties. Ad vert twine nts not marked an tha copy for a spw'llir'd uuinlwr of iimcrtiuiiH, will tm otiutiuued 0110 mouth, unless ordered out, ami payment will be eiaated ccor'JiitKly. All advertisements from strangers or transient persona to be paid in advance. The privuVt? of yearly advertisers Kill be oonfluwi riirtdly to tncir regular oumiieM ; ana ail adritrtueminu not poruumug tnvra-to, to be paid for extra. A(lvurtisttn'nt for Auctioneer, General Agents, Real Kntate Agents, kc, not to ua contracted lor oy Uio year, but to do en urged by the piece, at the uuol rates. Anuouming eaudidnfea (for offices of every description) to be charged at the rate of 6My cunta per week, for each uaiue ; the same to bo, in all eaxofl. paid fa advauoe. Attorneys will be uoldfo for the price of Inmrtlnt; advertisement bronlit in by tlteia. J'ubllnhors not acuountable tor the accuracy of l.'L'iil adveriementJ beyond the amount ctiargod for their pnb-llcation " All leaded advertisement to be charged not 1m than double the above rate?, and measured att If eolid. Advertisement on tlie lnitile exclusively, to be charged at the nil of 60 per cent, in advanco of the above rates. No ADVERTISEMENT CAIf BB WSKHTBD GttATTJITOrjSLT. Advertififuieut for elmritublH Imalturione, fire conipan!, ward, townvhip, and other public meeting aud eucb like, to be char'i half prire. Dwitha Inserted without charge, nnleu accompanied by ftineral Invitations or obituary notices, aud when so accompanied, to be paid lor. All persons sending communications or reoulring notice of fain, soirees, concert, or any public enter tain meiit where charges are made for admittance, and all notices of private enterprises, can only Im Inserted with the undemanding that the same are to b paid for. Jf intended to be iiixerted In the editorial cotuuiu, the tuune will bo charged at the rato of not less than 20 cents per Hue, and then only when actompauied by an advurtifwineut. w.-n. dknkison, jb. II. II. CAHUINOTO.V. DENMSON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys at Law (Office tn Odcon BniUhigt), will attend to profoa. tional buiini'H in liio bialo and f ederal Courts ; alto, tu colloo-tiona, the law ut Insuranco and nl patentci. janl.'d-i dly Ll'CtAN BUTTt.liS. THRO COMST'TK. OEO 0. OJbTOCK. BUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes-sors to H. Comitock &, Co.,) Kur warding and Commission .Mnrchants, Lard Oil Msnuii.clureis,snd dealura in salt, plaster, Huh and lumber. Jluad of the canal, Columbus, Ohio. t3f Liberal advances made on consignments. mar6 IOSEPH F. SMITH, Attouney at Law, ' lltnl Eotnro, It nil ill r Lnnd nml I'rnnlon Affent Two doora eaht ot tligh, on Town atn-ot, t'ulumbua, Ohio Wiil attend to the practice of his proleiaton, obtaining pentioni.buy Ing, telling and obtaining laud warrant!, ael'iog and leitlna real oitatcxHrnining land ttilea, cullectlun of claime, etc. f V" Lrth-r. Iuin a dl. Unite lllUll uu yutljmu. J""u inERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Ilard- JT ware and Cutlery, Iron, ualli, 1b, home buildera' mato-rlnlt, firming and mecbanical tools, military goods, etc., eto. No lfll High street, sign ot the Oil! Padluch. EW COAL YARD. A new Coal Yard has been opened on tho lots south of the Ohio Tool Company's Factory, where Northern and Hocking grate and black. smith's coal will bo sold by the ton or bushel. dec3-dtf W. H. DARNELL, Agent. ANNA 5TACHV. W. A. JONES. STACEY'S HOTEL, southeast corner Wain and Fourth street, Znnf avlllf , Ohio. sepM dtf T RIDGWAY'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad 1 .ir.vf near the bridge Columbus. Ohio. B'oti'l of all kinds, and a great variety ot castings, aluraya on har d. A UPRinAN IintTSF.. Ilnnover street. Bos- xV. ton, by LEWIS H ICE t rebuilt, enlarged and eleganth turnlifaed; possessing all the modern Improvements nnd conre-niences lor tho accommodation ul the traveling public. nnv.'i lv:is : I M. GU1TEAU, Attorney and Counsellor at d Law, aud Comintfiloner of DeoJs and to take Depositions lor O1110 and other Wkstkiin matks, (lte of Cincinnati.) has established himself in his profession in New Yi.rkcily, where hII communications will receive prompt attention. Holers to the members ot tho ISnr ol Columbus, Clnclnnat nnd Southern (Jlro. na,. Nn 11 M7W Sirrrt. Nru York. mtrJS rpO PAPER DEALERS OR OTHERS. I 83 reams good Mcll'im I'lllNTIXJ P-1'.K.'.l5T,"',' at the office ol tho IJjSi-tfl OUIU BI'ATK Jul.HNAL. CINCINNATI STOCK AUCTION SALES IIHWfON ds IIO!,5IKH, Sales Boim ti3 and 8i H'aii Street, Pell every Wednesday aud tnlurdy, at I1M.4 m., attheSTer-rhants' Ettchsnne, Rallrond Ronds, Rnilnil, Hank and Insurance Btncks, Heal E.lata and Monied tecuritlea, of all descriptions. The advantigea of these sales are that they are held during change, honrt, and as thev call together all the monied men, sacu-rities will at all timet sell at Ulr rates. Cincinnati, O., April 14, ltJ, nR, R. J. PATTERSON Office nnd resi- U dence, s juth-f est corner of Stile and Fourth streets. jul3.3md qMlOMAS SULLIVAN, Manufacturer of jl. ;eti.i h i'a nuuiK. inui, and Fourth streets, a doora above Ellis tV Morton's Ilank, tin einnatl. Jan 1 10m a m. rrrcH. w- own. lITCH &BROWN,Commission Merchants, JP 38 Dock and 81 River s'rect, Cleveland, Ohio, dealers In FLtmr, Lard, Butter, Cams, Egh ad Produce ginerall). r Liberal advances will 00 mado on consigumtuts fi)" Reler to H. FIT II, Colomuus. .piredom TOS. II. GEIGER, Attorney at Law. J OlBeo In Owynne's Block, over the atore of DwightMone Co,Columhu rtOLUMBUS CARRIAGE MANUFAC TOR Y Near the cmer of Third and Oaf Mrteu. Messrs. E H F BOOTH are manufacturing and have conitautly on hand, it their establishment at tho location above named, all 1.1. a. ,.rrinn. t.mmra. etc.. maaof the best materials, by tba mot experienced workmen, and warranted to do good aerv-lee. The proprietors are both practical carriage makers, and all work order, d irons them will aire good astislaciioo. Repairing d meat the stiorto.t not c. They have been carrying on the business in this eiiy some ten yea' s, and trust tbry have some claim to public patronage. "-"'J LEATHER BELTING. The undersigned, Acentstorthesaleof KKES HOYTtf elebrated premi- in. 1. .J amirkes' l.rnihrr Bands. have this day received a lull assortment of all aires. Irom IV to IS inches in width. Wowouldcalltbeattentlonolthepublictothrabovc article, as one po.sessina superior merit. Tbey are made from the thick and aolid pana ot the best oak tanned leather, and are stretched by powerlul machines, (invented and oat d by R. H. nnlv wwhrifbt thev are made to run stralf ht and true, have a anilorm bearint on the drum or pu:ley,hold their widthsevenly, and give from 15to4J per cent moreiorce tnan uioiemauoin Mrlln.rv manner. Sold at roannfacturera'prlcea, with addition of frelabtonly, by hll.m.M llNl-., lit1 u ns ar 1 u., jv15 Sign of the (Jilt Broad Axe, Colnmbus, O. TO FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF JL FRFPH OYS I'KHS. I am receiving daily fresh Baltimore and New Haven oysters, which will be sold as low aa the lowest, in cant or halt cans ; and in ail easca the oysw-rs wh'.ch I sell will be warranted good, or no aala. OHert Irom the country earelutly atu nded to, with punctuality and diepatck, and Uy so doing I hripo to merit a euare 01 puonr pirongc. oc'l CP. L. BUTLER. TEW ESTABLISHMENT. E. Gayer, as- J.1 aisted by A. W. Reader, won'd resp-ctfully announce to the citizen! of Columbus ard vicirittv. iat he has opened rokflN WAREROO.1l. dli-pctly opposite the Franklin Hotae, wbeTe be Is at all tinv-i prepared to laraish eoSna, ahronds, etc, with H th- attentJo-s and Sutures Decetatry oo funeral ocrtsalnna and bewwneait distin-tly nnderatood that his terms shall sun be of soobj-ctiona-ble a cha.aeter as t prrvetrt eartreaatistactloo. oc7-dly A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY GROCERIES, at prices as low aa the lowest, and aa good a the bast, can be found at the s-ratk east corner of Town ana illgnstreeu. (apMI a. w, smuoiiia. NEW-YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. FBQM W.H M'DONALD'ADVtTI8INO HOUSE, 102 WA1P ST, N. Y. DRY GOODS. Strang, Adrianck & Co., lm Dorters and Jobbers ol foreisn and domestic Orr Goods, hare remuTcd tu their new, ipscious and elet?int store, 1 0.1 Saiuvrsy airrrs, a lew uoors west 01 utoaaway, new iora, where thev wi.l otler tor salu on the most reasonable terms. I luil aud extensive assortment ot fsncyand staple dry goods of evrry ueicripiuin. Clotbiurs and 'i'ailors will find at all times a full and complete stock of Freuch, hnglieh and American goods, deilgned for men wear, to which tntiy invite the attention of the closest uuyer. jutJ IATNT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS JL WHS, Made under a new aod peculiar process, for Private iiwuiungs, iiutoi, f;amDmis, btups, ete. These btds. tuiiother with bolsters, uillows. comforters, etc. are ottered to the public, alter a thorough trial, as the best and cue apes ( anown. iney possess many ana great advantages, among which may be mentioned the following, via ( 'J' buy are cheaper than hair; will retain tbelr elasticity always; are proof against all kinds of vermin are preventers, as well a) relievers of rheumatism ; are sweeter and far mure clesnly thsnauy other are estdly renewed; are valuable us Life Pre serversa norm mattrasaoi mis material DciDgsumcienuy nuoy ant to sustain a person several days. They will be found desirable lor foreign marheti, particularly for (Jul f. rnifi, Australia, China, and the Islands in tho Pttcitic OceaD, bearing clote packing, aud on opening returning to their oiigiusi Du a. torsi'le oy 1)011 KMU8 & NIXON, Solo Agrnls, No. SI Park Place, and 18 Murray street. N. Y. f Upho'tterers, carriage makers aud others, supplied with uio reniog oy tuo p-iuna. tfT'l ho tm dtteenerally supplied at a liberal discount. g'.fT Wh ate permit ed to uo tlie names of the tullowitig gen u tu it, wno navu used ana approve ol tne artiL-ies (icortjn I , t-'chuyler, Kiq., Charles Davis, Ksq., J.iirten t'earson, r.iq,, Klihn Tcwnei)d, Kq., IJ. rnwer, M. I J W. Ilrndfihaw, M. D., Cspt-tiu H ii Kurd, Dutinlj, Opliiin iiolllster, " Kev. ti. VV. Hollows, Robert J. Hankin, Etq., Nii'hilas Utau. Ksq.. ('ui)'aiu Jniinnh J. Cnmitnck. Corn. LI. 8. Mail Steamer Bui lie. Iebl8umu rPO WHOLESALE MERCIIANTS.JNO, X 4'. flKNOKUsnN tfc MUYTri. No. 62 Hue du Fau- bourn, Poibsunniero, I'm is, acd 1V2, 174 snd 170 Pearl street, New Vujk, orler Inr aalo an xtontive assortment of Ostrich and Fancy Fea:bcrs Freurh and American Ariihctal Flowers and OrtinmeiiU, itibbons. 13 mnot I.ioinits. Italian, Kimli-h. French aed American Straw and Bilk Bonuets, etc , etc., together with a tun assortment ot aoodssuitaole tor natters and cap makers. ilie above, chiefly ol our own manufacture, om brace the iaruest aud moat varied stock to be found in the United States, daiDpks may be seen at our Warerooms in New York. IMCH'S SALAMANDER SAFES. Long known sororely tested always falthlul to tholr trust tbo only sales made combining Itieli'a mill Wilder' Pntenta. Bir.AlinS ot. JHAUVIN, (mtccnisoi s to Rich Co.,) 140 Water street, N. Y, JKMlT.liY &: HKYNOLD.M, Agents, Clovelsnd, O. jy7.:)m-M HfIIE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY, X manufacturers of CITNPOWMKit. continue to lurniib (iunpowder of all their well known brands, vizt "Kentucky Ulil '," ''iea bontlrg," "American Sporting," 'Indlau Hilie," "Kirctrfc," " Duck iSliootinir," in kees. halt and quarter kecs, and CKfii.tO'S of one pound each. Also, a full aesorttnent ot powder lor Wanting and Mining purposes, and lor Kxpott. Tho ri-putatioti ol their Gun Powder is too well known to require comment It can bn procured of the principal dealers in Co lumbus, and at the olii'je ol the company, f9 Well street, N. Y, city A. (i. HAZARD, President. A. K. Douglas., tMvretary. Jy7-ym-M rrO Dry Goods Df.alers.Merciiant Tailors, 1- Clotiiiebs and FfaNisiiiNO Stoers C. 9IAUIIS St t'o. Importers, No. 9 Warren street. New York, hsvo always on hand, ol their own Importatitm, one of the most extensive assortments to bn found lu New York city, of goods adapted to men's wear, consisting in part of cloths, lUncy casiimcrcs, over-coatings, siik seruea and linings, all mskes ; black and luncy rilk ves'injjs and velvets, cashmerea, Marseilles and linen vestlngs, drills, ete 1 silk cravats, newest Paris and London styles; csm-bric liandki rchlelt, kid gloves, tuiuenders, hosiery. undershirts, etc., ete , which they oder at tho lowest tnsrkct prlrea, and to which tbey Invite the attention of the trade. jyl-lm-M 'AST MAIL LINE. 15 hours fromColum- hut to Portsmouth On and alter IHondav, Jiinf) SS, a MAIL COACH will leave Columbus for Circleville, 4'hillicotbe, nd Portsmouth, at 5 o'clock In the morning, and arrive at Portsmouth at 8 o'clock in tho evening connecting with tho Hirer Packets to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Also, leave Portsmouth at 3 o clock In the morning and arrlva at Columbus at 8 o'clock In the evening, daily. J.-ne v n 1.-11,1. u t. IliWVI-a PIIE INVINCIBLE AND NEVER-FAIL- L 1NU 1IEMKDY A cerUln cure fur M AN AND DKAST. W. 11. 1'nrrell'a C'elebnited OrlKlnnl ARABIAN LINIMENT. Tlili extr.iordinarv uronaratlon I. not nnlv far superior to all tbo Liniments and Uiutmonts now betore the public, but posses ses spet ilic qualities entirely uukuown to inemosttearneuoi ine Medical Faculty. Its wide-spread celebrity has brought out a h.i.t nl anlelea In iinltatl m nl It. with all sorts of names, but none of them begin to compare with the superior,old-established Arabian Lininier.t For the Norvoua 8ytcm It operates liko a charm, suothing down the most vlolcntagonlet and pain in a low minutes alter us application. niumps. hore Tliront nnd UieiHta. It.peidliy causes the dissipation ol any possibility of matter irnilcg in mo paru, anu unugs suuui a ifjmu uiu uiTBit.ij w un ol me gtsnuuiar system. A Hovulalve, Anonyne una naianin. In raaea of itunturcd Muscles aud Tendons, its powerful re vulsive and healing qualities cause the parts to unite without leaving the least soreness or want ol power behind. In Hrulies and dwellings, it acts n the princple of a counter Irritant and anodyne, relieving tbn pain almost lnstattly, and reducea tba swellings In an incredibly short space ot timo. A miiuuinnc ana ixervinr. It Is a stimulant iinpartiog tone and vigor to the whole nerv ous ai d muscular syttoir. t or Bliriitnatlam, or any other Inflammatory condition ol tie muscular system or chronic stitl'i.eas nl the s.me, it .tanda at the Very head of all tbo romuiiii s ever oil- rcd to the public, and none can equal It. l'olaonoiia Koplllen, iv-c. For bites of unisonous snakes it mar be confidently rolled on aa a prompt and effectual remedy, acting at a caustic and ape no In suen nunertn tatai cases. Km i-hiih'alna. llurns. Old Pores. Corns, War! a. Erysipelas, Iniun. Nervous Headache, gore Eyes, even to partial Blindness, ta etiecl. are astonishing Tho treat advanlago this article poisesact over all other rem edict, It Its brief opi ration on tlie system. It cures quickly It I. tho most certain remcuy in s-xisiencf, ana is is su.u cui-p.ir than any other medicine in use. We fearlessly assert that this great AraMan remedy will do moro gm d lor lesi money than any oth::r Liniment or Ointment in the world. for Horses and I'ntllr, lu efforts are equally striking and salutary. In Sweeny It hat no equal, brlogan Inlolliuirt cure; also, in rou r.vn, nig mini, Fistula, i- pavln, (ialis, strains. Bruises, scratches, Wounds, no maiier how bad. Kore Fvet, nvon to blindness, swellings of ev. ory description, and may Intlammatory diseasi-s. COUiaTKKKfclTM. C:OUNTKKI''KIT. Rewarool a ba-o rounu ru n caiiea n. u rarreu a nraoian LI'.ilmi nt. 'I bis spil'lous article is sold by so i.e aa " rarrell Mnimeni," to those whe are not careful to call lor the genuine W. H. Farrell's Aral'lau Liniment Alwaya ask lor W. II. FAR-KKLL'rl ARABIAN LI N 1 M C NT, and take no other. fjf The genuine Arabian Liniment Is sold by DENKI aV ll'itKY, J. H.f. COOK, . ROBERTS k CO., and VVM. FAtlHENIIOI.IZ Columbus. J. P. tiatelina, Carroll; Jmhua ik tts Cottage Hills ; Cherry tV limniel, Lockbourni T. Jem s aV Bro., London ; O. Ii. Bliss t:o , West Jetlersoa. E. lieohesan, Baltimore; K. L. Hlocum, Lancaster; J.N. Wi'son, Newark; Page A Ingram, Newark; Spencer Channel, Itnlint green; John D. Parke. Cincinnati: And Druggltts and Merchants generally, la the United State. and Cana-Ja.. i"' T Y. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel- tt er. High Urttt, bttxm (Ac American and NcU Htmtt, CJa-hut, Ohio, Having purchased the entire stork or William Savage,! will continue the business at the old stand, where I will keep a first rateaaeor'nKntof WATt'IiKBi, JKWKL.R v. fn. r.it nrtiu.ia, FORKH, Cl'TLERY, Anl aaneeralvarlelvol FANCY (iOIIDS. Fnr the nreaent I w ill reside la New V or k. and person. In wsnt ot goods, stay reiy upon seeing mi new ,.mtiw.w. .chj .h With these assurances he hopes to retain the confidence of the former patror sol the concern, and of the eilliets generally. Tbe ll'alrA Repairing will be attended to by W. M. Savage, lor g knows In Ibis sectloa aa a Br.t rate woriman ' NOTICE. Having disposed of my stock ol goodt to If r. John T Savage, Jr, 1 cheerfully recommend him to all ol my old customers.and th hnhli. nrallv. As It Is absolutely necessary that my oatstinding business should be closed, a'l tserson. knowing themselves Indebted to . ... ii.tc, iky svat sauml? mm will call and settle np. ijp.m w. c- T ITHOGRAPI1Y. Every description of A al.na. P .naLVIewaef Buiidinta.rorrraiia, aaauimtc iraw- Inrs, Bosinest and bow Cards, ell kinpa of Druggist and other plain and fancy laVa, Bill nni lner lieaaiait, ran Pltri.es, etf-exemtea miEcn:sisiyie. niiw.wr.ii, HlPUr.lUl SI f,i'!AnrprraaI Engravers, No. 115 (Odd Fellowa' Building) Walnut street, deen Cincinnati, Otio. SOFT STRAW BONNETS. Ladies' Soft ttraw Bonnets also, Igbora and Etraw Hats fnr Misses, this dy received byeipress, at "n.ui r. n,a.tn ami bim aw loo avne. A FINE LOT of No. 1 Blacking Brushes of tba reV-Vated manafaetorr of F. Havu ft Co- New York, at the nw RManl Shoe Emporium of J. W.CONTSSIS, No. 1 Piatt'. Bai'.ding, tjtata street, are eoora west ot tn ros unee. J'" TNDIA MATTING. White and Colored JL Matting, ail widtha. at am Carpet Koran, mert dexar to Uea American. S W. A. J. C. McCOT At Cs, ili,Y YiiRK 4DVKH riSEHEXrS. BOM W. O. M'DONALD'. ADV8BTISINO HOUSE, 103 NABSAU'DT., N. Y. FALL AND WINTER JLUfJfJ. w. II. KNOEPFICI,, Oil and 1 New York, Importer aod Jobber in GOODS 101 William St. French, Gennnn, Kngllah nnd Domestlo Goods, for Tnllora and Clntbltira. He hat received, by late arrival., a iBrge and well .elected .took 01 uorman, r ngilsti and French uiottis, ot an grade, ana styles. Heavy Coatings, misted and clouded Whitney., Pftor'hnms 01 an too variou. color., Llullnr. Unvonshtie Kersey., Pilot., fanev and black C'ssilmorrs. Paletot Coattnaa. Vestlngs In Velvet, Grenadine, Cashntnro, Satin, and other fabrics of new styles and aisorted qualities, together with an extensive assortment or THlnl.lIINOH. and other goods tultable lor the clothing trade, on the most tavoruuio terms, enort time ana onsn buyers are particularly uiviu-ii to examine our hoc Dcioro purcuaaing ei.ownoro. janU-ly:K 17ALL AND WINTER BONNETS. R, X T. WILD K No 25 John street. New York, Manufacturer ol and Dealor In all kind, ot silk, satin, velvet, and In fact every kind of Fnncy llonnets. Also, Importer of all kind, of French Flower., of tho greatest variety and richness to b oh talned in New York. Tbe latest styles of Fronch Bonnets received bv every steamer. All of which will be ottered at tho lowest possible rates by the case or dozen Milliners are particularly turned to can and ex. amine tne great variety ot Pattern Jsonneta. jujo ,jra-M LOOKING GLASS WAREROOMS Art ItKPosrTonr and Uallhbt WILLIAMS, STEVENS As Williams, importers and Nanulacturers, 353 Broadway, New York, Pier, Wall and Mantle Mirrors, portrait and picture fl atne., cornices, oases, interior a--eorHiona, a c. Vtl Paintings, Artists' Matmals, English. French nnd Uorman Engravings, eio. For the Purchase and Sale of Fine Paintings, Art Manufactures, illustrated Works, Works on tbe Fluo Arts, etc , tuey are prepared, by tlinlr advantageous premises, location, and oxtenslve connections, to olle.r ereat lat'llitii a. Our Galleries (replete with all that is new and beautiful In arrj, aro at an times open to visitors, with too assurance to pur chasers that every article will be furnished at tho most reaiona- Die rates. luaf Jm-M T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF U DItY GOODS! L. O. WILSON & CO., ImDoltcra and Jobbers of Drv Goods. No. 13 Courtland Street, (opposite the National and Wester Hotels), and Not. 11 and 13 Zry Strut, NEW YORK. Invite the attention of Wholesale HirtKlts to their very large assottment ot goods, which Is kept completo at all season, of tho year by the addition of all the new styles and fabrlea that aro constantly arrtviog Dy "steamers" and " packets.' wa have largo departments devoted exclusively to the sale of cloths, i.aisnm re, vetting., Tailors' jrimm nga, wtilto iioou., uo sicry, Drea. Goods. Shawls. Yankee Notions. Domestics, etc., etc. In addition uro displayed lurge linns of prints, including MerrimacR and Cuchccoa. (ilnahams. Lawns, Ilcrnges, hlaek and other staple Silks, Merinos, Bombazine., Alpaca., and Ihe nu-merou. other ariicle. appertaining to the Dnv Goods Tbadr. aiso, agenia lor tuo sale ot " tioyie'a Koyal patent Hwanauown Sewinir Cotton." we invito the attention ol tho closa.t buyers lor cash or croau. msrio-iy-H w1 EST POINT SCHOOL. This well known Institution Is most plmsantlv andh'-altlilully sit uated amid tbe Highlands of tho Uudscn. a short distance Irom New York city. Peculiar ad vintages aro oHvri-d lor pro curing a thorough and accomplished education In all tbedepart in en t a of learning. Its military exercises are found to contribute admirably to discipline and to the manly and graceful bearing ol its pupils. Tho immediate vicinity of the U. S Military Aeademy secures the aid of the most distinguished and accom- pliehed Instructors, l'upils iron. 12 to lb years ot ago preferred. Kelerences General Bcett, U.S. Army; Col. A. J. Pleas ooton, Philadelphia; Cbailes King, I. L. D., New York city, Prolesiora ot Vale College and United States Military Academy. For further particulars add reus uuvvAitu v. Mfti,r,r, a. m. ju23.3m-M Weit Point, New York. THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND TRIMM1NO HOUSE IN NEW YORK. THOiHAH ii. 8TF.AK.Nrt, Importer and Jobber of Silki, MiUlnayand Fancy Uoodi, at nett eatk prices Time Hinntttd by niUllnff 1 ntorcst 1(13 ffroadteav. Nits York, bus now in .lore, and 1. daily receiving and ottering at the loweat prhea, a complete assortment of goodt in his line, embracing all tho various style, and designs, consisting of black and fancy silks, marreliues, Florence!, tbawlt, trlmmingt, bonnet ribbons, taileta and sat'n rib-bnns, dress trimmings of all kinds, Ficnch and English crapea, crape lissos, silk cravats, embroideries, glovea of all kinds, silk laco mitts, bareaes. lacea, white goods, hosiery, L. C. Unndker-Sllb;(,.g.W. Ate, uu4era.lgn.edjivltct merchants Irom the north, and eiaminlne his stock beloro purchasing. 1 ItOS. U. 1 CAltno, lo liroauway, dec3l ly bot. Liberty sL and Maiden Lano.N. Y. flARPETS, &c. We have just received this I ika ...r.,,,,,1 iaren let of Cm iieta. Oil Cloths, K.,..L A-.,., maklnat our stock of house turnlshing goodt the largett In tbo city, and consisting in part ol 40 pt Ingrain and Printed Volvet Carpet; DU pa SO UU ibjio.1i j ui.""" SO d. .unerBno and tino Thr. e-Ply do j 90 pt do do all wool Ingrain do; 20 us wool and cotton do do; 15 pa cotton Ingrain and stripo 10 pt stair Bruttell and Venetian 15 ps super Dutch dlLing room wool 10 ps do do hemp and silk do do 10 pt Rag and othor low priced do; do; do; do; do; 0) super snd common Hugs; fl) wool, tea grass and hemp Door Ruga ; 1C0 assorted kinds Door Mats. Wo cut, make and put down carpets on reasonable terms and shortest notice .tfhhdt For sulo cheap ny ucowun cs i .., mtns opposite Capital H n-e, Columbus. REASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. O The subscribers have on hand a lull assortment of sea oned lumber and shingles ot all Binosior ouuumg uurpu...... They have also, in addition to their flooring machine, put In peratlon one expressly lor surfacing, and aro prepared to tur. f.h m ahnrt noiice. lumber dressed on onoor both sides, Irom 3 Inches down to htll'sn inch in thickness. Yellow and while pine, ash and oak flooring alwayaon hand. All orders from a distanco promptly attended to. Warehouse and Lumber Yard head of the canal, Columbus, Oli o. T7ALUABLEREAL ESTATE FOR SALE. V Inlot. No.. S93 and 300, on High street, west aide, near the Railroad Depot. , . Also, Subdivision No. 3 or Outlets f8 and 03, onBroadway south side. A Alio, Subdivision No not tamo uutiots. Inauira cf the undersignf d, at Dnnnison at Carrlngtcn a Law 0tHcH,Odeon ItuildiniS. 1DllnTn ieb-JG-dtf v-""-"" NEW STYLES CKUUlvHiUi. we are now receiving, direct from noanulactorlns In Furopo, a iilendid assortmtnt ol eoioira ironstone ware, euu,ri...UB . ' , . . 1 . a.-- I, m snfl llltlU. rgo variety oi ni.w tiu.iii., -"-i" Our stock ol warool all kinds la now very large, and all of new and desirable goods. All I uyers nl wsre win nna it mucn to mnr am.uirSo and examine our stock and prices bclore buying eltewhero. 1. . w ii. ruc.c.i iu1q Journal Buildings, High street HOOL WOKKS, corner of First and Lib- I pia-raanaoH. Pa. Machinists Tools of every variety such aa iron planers, slide and hand turning lathoa, drilling machines, slide rests, o., tlo , n,nuf,ctured to order. juiJ-oma swo . ..-.. - CELLING OUT AT COST. N. S. Baker, ii j.-i. nr lilnr ont hi. exteo.ive stock nt Upholstery u'.m ,f..M k.ra.in. to those wiahfna anvthins la tbi. lino. Ui.atockeon.l.tsol .pring, curled b.ir, cotton, boss, palm liiat andbuekzoattrasses; Warren', patent sola bid.; lounges, olaa. ete. Alan, material lor lounges, cot. and comlorta ; Intact, every article in hi. line ol bu.incas. ... . i i . i , : . 1 . fHn . t. a ln.l..n.a ry lie nas removed ni. eataun.ii.iiru. ..uu.-DiT..n .k. iiwmAmm iinif-i. nearlv oDoosite. where be will sell bis goods at prices that cannot tail to be aatlalactory to alL apss-u TADIES' LEATHER RETICULES. A Li lane and beautllul assortment ot Leather Reticules, furn tsfaed snd unfurnished. Justrecelvedattnenewnooaator rlet fc cQ T7IRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS BY 1? EXPRESS.-MIAPI.KY dt HAM. have now their , Hal . .l-U. W awal IS ruUI ,...i...i. r .nml. enmnnalnaallthenewalvlesol Dress floods, Miixnnss supplied with Goods and Patterns at a very small advance I rom New York coat. Muslin work . Bonnets, niooons, nc. marl'J THOMAS DOUGLASS, (late Bliyen & Docolass), Covnm'saloa Merchant, mannfaetnrcr and wholesale dealer In every oeacnptioo No. 8 Plait stir fnur doors Irom Pearl, !WVo.kn''?r,!!: rer of ihe Premium e'tol Sqosres ; Agent for Bee s Brecwa, , artv Krews, etc t also, Kendall at Taylor a Thermometers,Larome-ten-ete.; Cnioa Butt Co-. Butt., Gate Hingea, PraekeU, etc.; Browa at n rot tier. sne-a oraaa. snot auu " etc.; It. Newcomn a tmitna. oeiiowc . M , aa ASA FARR, Jr, aovl 1-1 y late of the Urm of Child, Fair at Co St-I.onla. 1UST OPENED. The subscribers would re spectfolly anaonnee to their trl-nds and the public In gee- rtnu that iney naw vyrn. u - -.- - - - - - - - a Aver,u. ooDoslte P. Harden s Factory, where tbey Intend to Beep eovmaauy oat - the very heat of Family GrtK-ri-sMCB as tea., eonee, sugar, i . ar rice. fish. soan. eandies. starch, che-se, rte..ete totetarr with every artielesed by lamiliea, which tbry cflcr to "'.'-"iVa 7' W. PIXON aV. CO. FEATHER DUSTERS. A large assortment ol Feather Dusters, Just opened aed for sale low by N. At O. FOSTER. FANS, FANS. A small stock of new pat-teras, assorted, fot aala ebeap to doss , Ju i. O. RILEY St CO. BOOKS & STATIONERY. 1800 REAMS PAPER. PAI'EU COMMISSION WAREHOUSE. Kusshli, Mills, ictobia Mills, Cabrw CoHrANf Milli. On consignment at Mill prtcea, at the new Bookstore ol Ulrhest price paid lor Rags. July 15. J. II. RILEY St Co. N EW YORK COURT OF APPEALS. 1 Santroord's Pleading under tbe Code. VVIilltaker't Practice under the Code. For sale at Ihe new Book Store. July la. J. H. RILEY at CO T?ULL SETS OF THE OHIO REPORTS L The subscriber ha. for aalo. at a low Dries for cash, a lew completo sets ol the Ohio Keportt, in !!U volumes, nne law Dinning , or ne win sen tne nrsx iu volumes, oompieie, uv worn selves, as purenssers may aesiro JU7-d,tri-ww 1. n. wim mu EUGENE, OR THE SOLDIER'S BRIDE. This It a delightful work, frausht with the most Intensely iututeatlng scenes. The Incidents forming a period in Europe t eventful History during tbe great Ntpoleon time, which the popular autnoress nas wrote Into a Novel ot more than usual powers, just received and lor saieat au j rr;AKSun'n VEW BOOKS LONDON EDITIONS. it llpckstlcn's Cased Bird and Sweet Singers; colored plates. Scbnuu's -karth Plai.ti and Mac. and sketches Irom tbe min eral aingiieiii. tier.tea s eoui in nature. Walton's complete Angler; Illustrated London edition. Live, ot Extraordinaiy Men. l.ile nl Charles J. Foa S vols. R.Russell. Howltt's Stories ol English and Foreisn Life ; Illustrated. Home In the 10 h Century. S vols. Otll edition. London. Hodding on Wines. Mirnlug audit, scenery, with Road Book and Illustrations. For sale by (ufJJ J. U. RlLEIf & CO. IRENCH PLAIN CAP & FOLIO POST, E. O. GOODMAN, aplO 77 aud 711 Walnut street. NOTICE TO DEALERS IN PAPER HANGINGS. Tho undersigned respectfullv givo notice that they are agent, tor the following highly celebrated Msnu lactureranf Peper. and Border.: Dciucouri Ac Co , l Solomon At Hart, French Goods. Wm. Pehl A- Co., J M.A.Howell, Jones, Smith & Never., I Christy & Constant, New York. Thomna Foye St. Co., j It. MeNauiee, j Rclrose St. F'uy, Philadelphia, J. K. Bumstead St. Co.. Boston. Jy5 J. H. RILEY ft Co. MEW MEDICAL BOOK. A Practical Trotttlse on Dental Mcdicink, to which It appended an inquiry into tho use of clilnrotorm and othor anoathetle agonts. d cditi jn revised ana enlarged. Iiy inos. t Bona, A.m. Just receiv, d at Hie ew uookstore ot jyf) J. U. RILEY St CO. DIGEST OF THE OHIO REPORTS, BY S NAfll, being a Digest ot the 33th Volume of the Ohio Reports, containing together all the case, ever reported at Jaw and in equity, In tho tupreme Court In Bank. 'ibis is not a mere Index to I ha Reports, but a complete syn-opsis of tbo law decided, and every point of law and legal pro lositlou rccogutzed by the oourt in coming to treir m ai reiu't lyu At tnortew uooKsioreoi j. u. Kll.ci uu, N EW LAW BOOK. A Treatise on the Law and Practice of Voluntary Aatignmeiit, lor the benefit of creditors, with an Appendix ot Forms, by Alexander M. Uurrlll. Just received end lor sale at tbe New Bookstore. Jy5 J. II. RILEY & CO N EW BOOKS. Rhymes, with Reason and without; Iiy B P. Sbillabor (Mrs. Partington) ; Iilscourses on tbn Reatitudest bv E. II. Cbapin: Memoir of Mrs. Julia 11 Scott, with her Poems, aud selections oin her Proso; by Mrs. C. M. Sawyer; 1'hrt Hililo In the Counting House i a Course of Lectures to Merchants; by U. A. Honrdman, D.D.; Travels in r.gypt and Palestine; by J. 1 nomas, w. u ; Maria Ue B.ruiere, a talo of tbo Crescent City; by W. Gil. oru Sim ins. Just received at the New Bookstore of JulO J. H. RILEY A: CO. IUST RECEIVED, at SYKES' DEPOT, tanci4, bTint tne Thfy reitaOieHTstory of itlu iniuiiVDt. tijfi'm'.ii Louis the Seventeenth. JUll JEW PUBLICATIONS JUST ISSUED Fanny Fern, or Leavo. from Fauny'a Portfolio ; Doctor Birch and hi. Young Friends ; by Thackeray ; S.m Slick's Wise Sawt, or what he said, did or Invented ; Modern Flirtation. ; by Catharine Sinclair; Cyrilla; a Tale by tho author of Initials, jail) Fur tale by BURR ft RANDALL. NEW LAW BOOKS. The Ohio Codes, in Law binding ; The New rorx uoae ana ingest; Nan Ssntvoord, Ploading under the Coda ; Whlllalter'a Practice under the Code: Together with a full stock ot law books, embracing nil that It new and valuable. For tale at the New Bookstore. JulO J. II. RILEY & CO. CAP AND LETTER PAPERS. BURR & RANDALL are agents of the celebrated Southworth Manufacturing Company, and offer their papers by the case or single ream at mill prices. Including blue and whito ruled cap, blue and white ruled letter, Bath post, all sizes; commorclsl note, at rap, lollo post, eic. jui NEW BOOKS JUST PUBLlSHJiU. Layard's fresh Discoveries In Nineveh and Babylon, with ill (he maps and engravings in tho l.ncliih edition ; svo, nius.in. 1.110 and Letters ol stepnen unn, n.u., i.ii. v., wun portrait , volumes muslin. Tho Old House by the River; 12mo muslin. Tbackerai'a Engllth Humorists of tho 18lh century; 12mo muslin. Ranko't Civil War. and Monarchy In Frsnce in tno ltiin and 17th centuries; 13rao. Mrt. Kllit's Summer Hamblct in tho west. juJ7 For tale by BURR Si RANDALL. NEW LAW BOOKS. Reports ot cases ar-anrit Mnrt ad indeed in the District Court of tho Uaited Sintet tor the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, from May, 18J6, to May, 184ii, inclusive. By M. U. Crebbo. Volumo lel.by, rlurl.lono at uornon . r.aeneq er itiurta; Volumo 70 English Common Law ; Volumea 4, 5 and 6 British Crown Case. , Young & Jervi.' 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TVTR W FUR STORE Jarvis & t airchild l , ,n u.i- .. nn.inn.H have an extensive and well selected stock ol none hut new and Iresh Furs, lor ladies. We have this day received from New York some beautllul .peel-men, of Mi.sea' and Chil Jrnn'a drab and black Beaver Hats . . . n, ., , 4 i j irt BOYS, Youth's ana Uhildren s uau ana xvtp BttOTS and SHOES a general aasortment lor Springand Su-nmer trade, at imso TTOSIERY. 500 dozen ladies, cents, misses, IT youths and infants' hosiery, allot the bestmake, Inst open ed by TEXCITING AND SUBSTANTIAL.' Id Senator's Son, or the Maine Law a last Refoge; by 1 The Metta Victoris Fuller. Snlo-non isortnrup: Twelve Yea's a Slave; The Bum Plague, from tVe German of Zschoxke. Jyl9 Just meeived by BURR ft. RANDALL XTEW STORE, ODEON BUILDING. 50,- Xl OOOpl-cea of Paper Hangings Irom the b-at French and American Manufactories. Also, a full supply of Borders and Curtain Tapers, Prints for Fire Boards, Decorative Papers, lor Crilinva. Hall, .ad Public Roooms, at wholesale and retail. f "5? Th trade aupplied oo tbe beat terms. 11 at the New St-we, Od;o BuilJirg. iT5 J. n. RILEY ft Co. LAW PARTNERSHIP. S WAYNE & BARER The nnJemienod will ptsrtice law in copartner ship, tir" Of.c in the Ci'y Bonk Pututng. H. n 9WAYNE, R. P. L. BARER. sp71y IMPORTANT TO THE INDUSTRIOUS.- L - Sewing Birds," a very great convenience, lor aale at the new iKK.Katoie. ima- ihi.e.i as. a.u. PARASOLS. New styles just received by apSO SNOWDEN'S 3 I E i I I m L asLj TRANSP0RTATI0IV. lsTJ 'al i CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD NOTICE On and after Monday tlie 12th intt., the rates of fare over in- uenirai uuio rtaiirbaa win ne as loiiuwtt From Zanetville to Dillon't Falls ' " Pleasant Valley " Clsypools ' " Black Uand ' " Rockdaln " Clay I.lck . Newatk 30 cents, 30 40 ,.. 50 ... 60 ... 65 ... 80 ..81 05 .. 1 20 .. 1 30 ... 1 35 .. I 35 .. 1 60 .. 1 80 .. 30 .. 35 .. SS .. 60 .. 70 .. 85 ..l 01 .. 1 25 .. 1 30 .. 1 40 .. 1 M .. 1 IW .. 1 60 " Utl n " " Klrkeravllle, . Pataskula Columbia Black Lick Taylor Columbus From Columbut to Taylora Black Lie Columbia....... Pataakala KirkeriTillo.... Union Newsrk City Lick Rockdale...... B'ack Hsnd..... ClaypsaaJi , Pleaa.nTVallry , Dillon's Falls.. Zanesvllle , 1 80 A discount of Scents on any of the above rates over 50 cents ill be made to thoto who purchase ticket! of Ihe aitentt at Zanesvllle, Columbut or Nowark or to such as ofi t even change In tbe cara from other points. A like reductlou will alao be made by the agents snd conductors Ii r Into of 50 cents nnd under when tbe even cuango is offered, Superintendent's Ottlco, C. O. Jl. It. seplS D. W FULTON, Sup't. 2 ITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROADS. SuMHKft Abban-qkmrnt. to com mence May 10, 1853. JVonr Passenger 'i rains Daily, ( Sundays excepted.) Trains run by Columbus time, which is seven minutes taster than Cincinnati time. Until further notice. Passenger Trains will leave tbe Depot on cost rront street, as touowsi Expres. Train at 0 a. w.; Accommodation Train at 7:30 a. m.; Hillsborough Train at 3:30 p. m ; Mall Train at 5 p. m. For Lin wood, Plalntrille, Mliford, Lovoland. Foster's, Deerfleld, Morrow, Fort Ancient, Oregon, Corwln and Wayne.vllie, Soring Valley, Xonia, Cedarville, Selma, South Charleston, London, west jenerson, uoiumDut, lenow opringiana Bpringneia. Returning from uoiumnus Mail Train will leave at 4:5 a.m ; Express Train will leave at 1:30 p. ni ; Accommodation Train will lenvo at 5.15 p, m.; Returning from Hillsborough at 7 a. m.; Returning Irom Springfield at 5:5 a. m ; Returning from Springfield at 5 p. m Trains will stop as follows t The Express Train. 6 a. in., f rom Cincinnati, at Loveland, Mor row, Xeniaand London, only; 1:30 p. in., irom Columbus, at London, Xenla, Corwln, Morrow, Loveland and Plalnville, only. Accommodation Train, 7:.tu a. m, from Cincinnati, anuaua m., from Columbua, at Plalnville, Mliford, Miamiville, Love land. F oster's. Doerlield. Morrow. Fort Ancient, Freeport, Corwin, and Waynesville, Spring Valley, Xenla, Cedarville, Selma, South Charleston. London, and West Jefferson. Also, on proper notice by flag or to conductor, at Linnwood, Claysville, Florence and Alton. Mail Train, 4:5 a. m. from Columbus and S p. m. from I incln- 'ti. at West Jefferson. London. South Charleston, Selma. Ce darville, Xenla, Spring Valley, Corwin nnd Waynesville, F'rec. port, Fort Aucient, Morrow, Deerlield. Foster's, Butterworth's Water Station, Loveland, Milford and Plalnville. Also, at Cloj s- vlllo, Morcncoand Alton, on notice. Hillsborough Train at 7 a.m. fromHillabornugh,and230p m. from Cincinnati, at Lynchburgh, Wettboro', lilanchotter, Goshen and Wilmington pike; Loveland, Polktown, Mismivillo, Mliford, PlaluvPlu aud Llnwood. Alto, on notlco at flsg stations. Passengers fur Hlllaboro', Chllllcothe, and Intermediate points, will take tbe 3 30 p. m. Trnln. Passengers lor Springfield will take the 7:30 a. in. or 5 p. m. Trains. Linet of HrcIci and Coaches run In connection with the tralnt to the following townt: Lebanon from Deetfleld; Wilmington and Clarktville from Monow and Corwin ; Goshen, and puints above, from Miltord. The Trains connect with the Mad River and Lake t.rle Rail road at Springfield ; Columbut and Cleveland Railroad at Co-lumbus; Central Ohio Railroad to Zanesvillo, and Hues of coaches from Zanesvillo to Wheeling, &o. On Sundavs but one train will be run, leaving Cincinnati at 3:30 p.m., and Columbus at 6 a m., stopping at all way stations on uutico. iim frnm Cfnetntifttl In xenfa .. ....el b" Do do Uhtuientnii do SprinsOeld 3 00 do Cleveland 8 00 do Sholby 4 75 do Columbua 3 00 do Zanetville 80 do Wheeling 7 15 do Plttaburuh 7 75 Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Fnenlherlnlnrmatlnu. and Throuall 'Pickett. auulV to P. W. Stbadek, General Ticket Agont, at tho Ticket Office, southeast corner Broadway and F'ront streets, Cincinnati ..... II tit C-ML-KlT U....lnlu.l.nt Will, 11 1,1,1,1.1,1.1, I!,1C. u,KUU,h rasa Thn Cnmnnnv will not be resoonsible tor batfsaffo ex ceeding tilty dollars in value, unlesa the same It returned to the Conductor or Agents, and freight paid at the rato of a passage for every 1500 in value above that amount. ma!4 CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI. AND CLEVELAND AND ERIK RAILROADS. Nhw AnaANGRUENT. On and alter Monday, May 10th, Pa- onger Train, leave a. follow. (Sundays excepted) i Cleveland lor Erie, Dunkirk anu Hunaio, at i:,iiis.m.,.i;i.ip. m. and 8:15 p.m. Ufevetana lor tjoiumDua ana uinciunvu, at c;w a. iu., iwu. . . and 8:15 p. ra. Cleveland for Toledo and Chlcsgo nt 7:10 a in., 10:00 a.n. and 8:15 p. m. , Columbus for Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk and Buffalo, at 10:15 a. m., 1:00 p. m. and 11 p. m. Shelby for Cleveland, Eric, Dunkirk and Buffalo, at 1:05 p. m., 4:05 p. m. nnd 2:25 a. in. Shelby for Columbut and Cincinnati, at 10:35 a.m., 1:05 p.m. and 1 1:25 p. m. Erie lor Cleveland, Columbut, Cincinnati, Toledo and Chicago, at 2:50 p. m.: 11:50 p. m. and 2:45 a. m. r T nll TetM fliinavlnfunititn, Cleveland, May 13th, 1833. ' mal7 N. SOUTHARD, Agent, Columbut. rpOLEDO, NORWALK & CLEVELAND a KAI1.IIUAI1, ajnnngc "Siraisr ariuiiKcuirui. On and alter Mnndcv. nun. 29lh, 1853. passenger tralna will leave daily (Sundays excepted), as follows i I.sssug net. .... Leave Cleveland at 7:15 a. m 10:0J a. m , and 7:45 p m. Leavo Me.nroeville at 9:43 a. m.,3:50 p. m., and 10:35 p. m. taolpg Enat. Loive Toledo at 8:30 am., 2:35 p. m , and 11:45 p. m. Leave Monroeville at 11:00 a. m , 4:45 p. m., and :35 a. m. i-,i., ., Mnrnviii, wIMt Tralna of Maniflld and San dusky Railroad, at Cleveland wilh Trains ol Lake Sboro snd Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroads, and at Toledo with Trains ol Michizan Southern Railroad. i.o.rn n-i-n o. BUg30 oupenuienuens. sMHEAP STEAM COM.V1 UN1CATION BE- I J Ttt'PFB PIIII.ADKI.PHIA ft LIVERPOOL. The Liver pool and Philadelphia Steamship Company Intend sailing their new steamships as follows:. CITY OP MANCHESTER, 8 125 tons, Cspt. Robert Leltch. CITY OF CLASGOW, 1,610 tons, Capt. William Wylie. CITY OP rHILADFLPHI, 3,200 tona now building. From Philadelphia. City of Manchester Saturday, June uio. City of Glasgow.. Saturday, July 2d. . " Saturday, July 30ih. Saturday, August 2dlh. Saturday, September 17th. Saturday, October 8th. FVoia Liverpool. , Wednesday, June 8th. Wednesday, July ih. Wednesday. Juiy 3th. "Hill Wednesday, August 21th. .Wednesday, September Mth. w.dne.dav. October 12th. City ot Manchester.. City of Glasgow rity ol niancncetcr. City of Glasgow.... C'ty of Glasgow.... City of Manchester.. City ol Glasgow.... City of Manchester.. City of Glasgow .... City of Manchester.. Wedne.dsy, October Mimi?a AO siaair.E. nai an r . ...... - . From rhiladelphia. ' From Liverpool. Saloon alter SUU-rooma...90 I Saloon after Matoroom., SO ga. midship - ...65 ' midship j JJ- forward ... 55 1 forward g- Including steward1, fees. TRIRD-CI-AfS PASSKNGEIIS. A limited num ier ol thirdlass passengers will b taken iron) Philadelphia and Liverpool, and lound In provisions. From Philadelphia 120 From L'rerP'-who Ve Certificates of fassage will be iasued here to part f s hoare desirous ol brin.Jng out their Inend. at 'V'' "fJtSre Freight on tine goods SUs per ton, anu o. . a . etc , will be taken sunt ct to agreemena. An experienced surgeon will no car - r Fortre sbt or passage app'v tu . j THOMAS RICHARDSON, 15 Broadway, New .ork, and Walnut street. Philadelphia .,. , ,,i RICHAUDSON, Bitot tir.n. r Jyis-diy K EEP COOL1-FANS, a pood "mte,nl h,7 For aale by tii-in. - f)ORTE MONNAIES. A few gross just I .1., sh. m.nutaetory. which ares. I in.at.very arrowR. It. DUNBAR'S XZ.TZ&Is-,.;:' T-door North ol the HeilH Entrance. Co'nmbua. Ohio. tyl84iw . ....ir.-n r . f ........ -t-a A T C TJ WA lH lOCi. Vil li Ijartiri, I r ii o.i R..V Pnat Bank Note Paper, Commerci'l and krxXvU cJr d Rusve'l and V1.o EngUsh -d FreackT,. Paper.. Ledcer Paper.. For m qu.nt.ttes. fc CQ juG INSURANCE. INSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE X STOCK, nualn.tloss or damage by Fibi, and against the perils ol the Ska and Inland Navigation, on property ol every deserlpilcn, tukrn In the following eouipaniee : UNION WlJTIMl. LIFH IN81HANCE COMPANY, a'npltul 8130,000. OHIO LIFB INMDRANCK COMPANY, CINCIN NATI,OUIO, !"Pl"s 9100,000. NEW GNCLAND T.IVB STOCK IN ft). COMPANY NBW HAVEN, CONN. Ciiplliil tso.ooo. AU1. K INMUItANCB COMPANY. CINCINNATI. O Ciiplliil 9400,000. EQl'I'PABLK KIBE INS. CO., OF LONDON. Cnpltul $'2,300,000. Risks taken on the moat liberal terma. and all it u turn nrnmntl adjusted. m.r:ldly T. STOCKTON. Agent. TNSURANCE HEADQUARTERS, Three JL doors west of the Postoflice, up stairs, Coloubcb, Ohio jhc, rin, riiiriar, ana tieniin Inaurnnre. WARREN JENKINS. General 7r..e. A... .11 persons withing Insurance to eall and investigate the claims ot tbo billowing oumpanlca to thelrunlimtted confidence. IN LIFE mriiftBm,D ne represenis Tbe Mutual Boni-it, ot Now York and New Jersey one ol the beat established and motti ellable companies now doing butlnett In tbo United Statet. Aiteta about (1,500.000. Also Tbe American Tefmiraiw. ,i iiar.rnJ r-nnnatn oHorlng ample security and many extra advantages to Tempo raucomon Capital, I00.U00. Also Tbe American Mutual, ot New Haven, Connecticut. I his Company bas some features believed to operate very beneficially to the policy holders. Capital, 10,0oU Call and examine the statements and nrosoeela ul eh ..! nil nt panies, and aeleet lor vouraelves. IN FIRE AND MARINE I N SURANCE, tho following oompa-Dies are with confidence recommended as eminontly deserving ot unbounded confidence 'ibe Frauklln, of New York. Capital, 1300,000; Tho Etua, of Utica, New York. Capital, 170,000; Tho Springfield, ol Massachusetts. " $150,000; The City, of Cincinnati. Capital, $200,000; Tho Granite, of Utlca, New York. Capital, $300,000; The Hudson River, New York. Capital, $300,000: The Rensse'aer, New York. Capital, $i00,000; IN HEALTH INHSURANCE. the Pennlo'a Mi.i ir.lil, a.. sociation, of Springfield, Massschusetts, Incorporated by tbe Legislature ul (tiaatacnusetts, offers testimonials of unqustiona- ble weight and credibility. Capital, $50,000. aepas-iy WAKKEN JENKINS, Gen'I In.. Agont. CONVEYANCING and NOTARIAL BU-SI NESS. WARREN JENKINS. Nnlarv Pnhlle and nna. veyancer, will attend to all calls in this line, at reasonable char ges. Titles Investigated and abatracta ot titles furnished, tu any lands in Franklin eouutv. on ahort notice. (ilHeein Pl.tt'ahinei, south side of State atrent, up stairs. sep29-ly COLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCKY MUTUAL I.IFR INSUHANr-K rn sv.j HOO.OOO. This Company offers to tbe Insured all the security andarfv.ntaa-osof the Mutual and Jnlmsmrk nlan.a. buret,,. fore applied) combined, namely : Low rates ol premium ; an an nual return, In cash, of the percentage rjqulred forthecontln gent risk ol the year; an adequatnbut notexceaslve provision tor the luturo security of members for the whole term ol I lie. with anadnquateiutorostlnthe accumulating fund secured to such members, at death, by credits upon tbelr policies; aguaranty fund designed lor the permanent security ot shortterm mem. our., ana situ lor tne present security ot those lor the whote term ol life. This Is tho only Mutual Llfelnsurance Company whoserates of premium arelixnd at a lair reduced standard, with a provision lor anaunually increaalng accumulation ol tunds(for future socurity ) in exact proportion to the amount of business and the Increasing risk Irom advancing age among the members. t'amphluts, Tracts, Ac, giving In detailthe plan and rate, ol the Company, furnished gratis, and appllcntionsrHcelved, by . It. TUTTLE, Agent. S. M. Smith, McdlcalExamlner. oc23-d rtOLUMBUS WIG AND CURL MANU- J FACTORY J. W. COI.LIKK, 98 High street, oppo site the Capitol House, manufacturer ol GENTS' VENTILATED, GOSSAMER, DIAMOND and ZEPHYR WIGS, TOUPEES, SCALPS, sto. LADIES' SELF-ADJUSTING WIG, HALF WIGS, BANDS, BRAIDS, FR1Z-ETTS, CURLS, Ac. Nrzrsts' Wise, Fore-Pleees, Bnrk-Ilnlra and Curia. 1000 varieties in ORNAMENTAL BUAIDIN4J. BACHELOR'S INFALLIBLE HAIR DYE. Csj Long Hair Bought or taken In Ex change. Jul5-ly JL Ihe tetllmouy of one who waa himself a Priest. Father Gavazzi's Lectures in New York, reported in full, by T. C, L-land, Phonogrspher ; also, the Llle ot Father Gavazzl, corrected and authorized by himself, together with reports ol his Address In Italian to his countrymen in New York. Translated and revised by M'le Jul'e do Magoerlttos. Price 50 cents, fn nanae. cloth 75 cents, Also Just nubllihnd, tho newest Novelty I Interesting to the whole reading public I Mark Hurdlestoae, or, the Two Brothers. By Mrs. Moodie, author ol "Roughng It In the Bush." Three volumes In one. Price 50ccnts, la ps,er, cloth 75 cents. Jack Cade't Rebellion, or, the Bondsman t ruf cle. a tale ul loudal oppression. A lull supply ol tue aoove ior tno irRoont II. B. PF.A10N'3 augl8 Period 1,1 Depot. BRITISH REVIEWS. SYKES .a8 re. ceived this day, by Express The Isteat number, ol Blackwood's l.dlnburgh MagaziL, . The London, Edinburgh, North British and Westminste, n. views. . Bank Note Detectors, for 15th June ; Lile in the Fsr West : or the Adventure, of a Hoosler In ttk Mound City ; 'i be Now urieans a snten uoox ;-Sam Slick's Wise Sawt; A new tupply of Dawaon't great Novel Tho Sugar Camp. Alto, a Urge tupply of new nnd cheap publications. For sale, wholesale or retail, at the New Periodical De pot, Journal Buildings. Jul7 VALUABLE MILL PROPERY for SALE. V I will oflerlnr.sletli-m'llproDertv known as the "Lock. villa Mill., now owned by Tennent At Brother, In the town of .ocavnio, on the umocanai, in uioom towntnip.rairneiacoun- , onio. This oronertv embraces eleven acres of ground, on which I. a Flouring Mill, Saw Mill and Distillery, all in excellent order-dwelling bouses, store rooms, com cribs, stock scales, and every fixture necessary to carry on an extensive business. This property Is situated in tho most tluur shing grain growing portion ol Fairfield county. The object of the sale is to close up a partnership business-Terms made to suit purcbssers. For lurtber particular., inquire of II H. Hunter, Esq., in Lan-raater, or of the undersigned, on tho premises. wm. r. ic.nrtc.ni. Lockvillo, Fairfield eounty, Olio, May 12, IS.'.S. ) mal6 d'.'m COLUMBUS WATER-CURE AND MED-1CAL INFIRMARY, lortnefly known aa tbe Mifflin House, for ladies only, is now open. For further partirnlara address w. ciir.rAtiir, in. u., ma23 d3m Columbu., O. w. H. r. HKwao.v, curia holsse, Oflat'MnofYnrkettHctBson. Late of CTRitlly Telegraph, Co. EWSUrS OC UULs.is&S, AUCTIONEERS AND f;KEHAI. COMMISSION MERCHANTFi. Fca. tJ and tu vvainui aueei, weal siac, near f eari, 4'lnr.lnanti. trsr Rniular aales of Uroeerb a at auction. Grocer ic. tnd Merchandise general'y at private .ale. Cash advtnrss made on nslgamenta to tntir aaareaa. jamo-uij 7INDOW CURTAINS. Another lot of 1 T besutiiul Lace and Swlta Curtain., this day received at McCOY'S, znaS next door to the American. T)INT AND QUART FLASKS X 10 groat Pint Flaskl; 0 do Uuert Mailt J. Fortale at low rates by (aal4 N. ft O. FOSTER FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS, in great variety, at ap20 ttwoWDLN'S. FANS New and fashionable patterns for sale at tbe New Book atore of zna3 J. U. RILEY ft CO. 7RITING FLUID. This article will not y enrTode. and ilowa fnlv front the pea. and la worthy tbe att-ntiun of bankers, lawyers, and a I o h- r cooiumer. ol Ink. It cannot be erased by acida. For aale by the pint or gal Ion by aepil JOilN H.i:Q')B. REFRIGERATORS, ICE-COXES, WA-TFR.COOI.ER.. SHOWI.R. BATHS, ete A r easort ment ust received and for aale at na2l J""- - rti.sa.g. VTEW SPRING GOODS-We have just l.1 wived a large .tok ot .f ring tooda. aad we can .ay to our f i h-ndt that they are cheap. We invite a close msp"rti.in. O-BOKN ft STEWART cnviu KlDGU3VES,EMBUOlDEKlfc5,L)UfcSS SILKS, Del.sines Bersge Del alnea.etc.. Just opened marl2 ntunurjB. T)OCKET CUTLERY. A fine assortment 1 of Po -ket Cutlery, maruiactarrd by Rogers, Wntteabolm, ant otbera Also, Razors, Razor Strops etc. For .ale bv j7 tit KH SY. BISI'SI'l-. A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FURS. iV JARYIt Si PAIHt IIII.H, Matast-ars-dnrt-ehiw tbi. out- r M-io aud Ftrttt, w.atalde.Ciwcinaatt. aoviOdly R(N SINKS, Sewer and Sink Traps, assort- L e-t ..z.s, ft- aale at j tie . JKO. K. HEYL-S, Town atn-et BUFF HOLLANDS, FOR CURTAINS varitMia width., from 4 to -4 wide, tor sa'e ebeais) at New Paper House. (usaS) J. U. RILEY ft CO .