Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1854-08-18

              VOLUME XVIII. yft I Ills I . fiWffi Si-I flffi I I) mm i 11 S&S lift I 'iil Ifwfl SI if Sill E3 H M! Ill 1-12 fi H M! ffi Mi' 5? P I E m . m i?s fey p-f Si if!!? I! ' 4sm Jfefc A- U luU m MiM MlMlM 1 UBls ! li J yjal II g Jilt JIS a MI imiMi ?mmm 1A ilttefllBl IfflPPff iff A MA. 9 13 nil li Fi n ri h ids o ? fpa i i IIP ! ? rs kl 4 II! ri fi si mm sfe It! 1 ll Wm. Richards & Co., AT NO. 1 GWYNN'E BLOCK', cor. of Third and Town streets, respectfully amounce to the public, In giving them tho following catalogue of articles, which Is hut a small part of those in which they deal, that nothinq shall be left undone on their part, to make purchases from their stock profitable to those who furor them with their patronise. DRE33 GOODS. French ami American Lawns, French, English rind American Chintz, Main and Figured Borages, Tissues, All-wool plain and figured Delaines, striped, plaid and plain Swisses and Jaconets, white, dotted and figured Swiss, Tarltnn. all colors, plain, striped and plaid Silks, plain, figured and watered Black Silks, Black Bombazine, fancy and mourning Prints, Ginghams and Berage Delaines, Mohair and Debeyl for travoling dresses. 81UWL9. Brocha, White and Colored Crape, Black Silk, Thibet, plain colors, Plain and Figured Cashmere and Delaine. EMBROIDERIES. Ladies' Collar, Undersleeves, Underhdkfs., Cambric, Swiss and Nausnok Flouncings, Cambric and Swiss Edgings and Insert ings, Embroidered Lase Capes, Embroidered Lines Hdkfs. CURTAIN Q0OD9. Damask, Moreen, Plain Buff Linen, White, Embroidered, Figured and Plain, Oil Dressed and French Curtain Chintz. D05IE9TTC3. Linen and Cotton Sheetings from 1 yd to 1y yds wide, Pillow Case Linen and Muslin 40 uj 4a m.iiiea'wiue, in-ble, Huckabuc, Russia and Birdseyo Diapers, Napkins, Bleached and Brown Linen Table Cloths, Bleached and Brown Crash, Tidios, Table, Stand, Bureau and Piano Covers. Bleachod and Brown Shirtings, Fine White Welch, Bilk, Warp and Gauzo Flannels from H to 1 yd wide, White Morsclles Quilts, all prices, and a superior article of Allendale Spreads, Jauuard Diapers and Apron Checks. Cloths, t'assimeroa ami Tailors' Trimmings BONNETS AND MILLIXERT. Soft Straw, French Lace, Leghorn, Napoliten, Lawn, Silk, French and American Flowers, Wreaths, Crape, all colors, Lining Silks, Straw Gymp, Crowns, Frames and Bonnet Lawns, and a lnrge stock of Ribbons. MISCELLANEOUS. Linen Cambric, Gents and Ladles' Linen IMkfa , t'ol'd and Black Velvet Ribbons, Embroidering Silk, Cotton and Linen Floss, Dress Trimmings of all descriptions, Gloves and Hosiery of all kinds, Ladles' Embroidered and Corded Skirts, all kinds and prices, Parasols, Fans, Muquito Nets, Green, Brown and Bine Borage and Grenadine for Veils, Black Dotted Lace ami Love Veils, Black Silk Lace for Capes, Black Silk Trimming Lace, Gents' Black and Fancy Silk Cravats, also Lawn Cravats. Black and Colored Silk Fringe, kc, fcc, fcc. WM. RICHARDS ft CO. Columbus, 0., Aug. 8, 1854. CHASE HOUSE, CORNER OF SUPERIOR STREET AND PUBLIC SQUARE, CLEVELAND, 0. H. A. CU.tPK t fiOM.. juneo-dly. . mopmirroiw. rnfi WILLOW AND OAK BASKET S. JUU Among which are a good assortment of willow market baskets, round, oval and square, covered and uncovered, dilferent sizes. . Hotel dining room baskets, lined with tin. A great variety of school, dinner, nursery, toiM and wast, paper baskets for countings, reticule, work baskets &c. Oak bushel and half-bushel baskots. At the Agricultural Warehouse, Exchango Buildings, Broadwav, Columbus, Ohio. WM. A. GILU oct22-dwtr NOTICE TO DEIJTORS. ALL PERSONS Indebted to P. T. flxowDiw, are requested to call at my olTlco and make payment and savo costs of suit. 3 ' JOsEPH F. SMITH, Jan2l, lSM.-dtf Assignee. COLUMBUS NURSERY. A GREAT VARI-ety of the most choice Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. Tha undersigned gives notice that he has mad" arrangement with some of the most oxtensivo nnd most reliable Nursery establishments in the State of Now York, for a constant supply at Columbus of tho very choicest Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, and will fill all orders i n that line on the shortejt notice. Among them are some new varieties of great value. Printed catalogues will bo In readiness for irrutuitous distribution soon. The Trees will be for sale In a very few days, and may be seen at the comer of High and State streets, or at Rose Cottago, one mue norm oi uoiumous, nn m nuruuum'ru .,.i. apr6-tf WARKKN JUN'KINS. CAPITAL, CITY DAGUKKUBAN ROOMS. The undorsizned having permanently located in the eity, has availod himself of every advantage necessary to execute pnrtecc luguorrooiypes uaviug a mrgu any i-igui iio can take nlcturos without regard to weather. Ho has Just received a largo and splondid assnrtmont of cases of every variety, trom tne iuii size uown 10 me smallest that are taken. Krv ladr and irentloman Is rosnoctfully invited to call at his rooms, on High street, West side, 7 doors South of the Franklin uank, ana examine specimens. Mrs. WritBa will be in attendance to wait upon the ladles. L. b. vt l lvlv. Columbus, Juno 1, 1854. janlO-dly rrWIE OOL.UM.BJS STONE AND LIME COM- J. f A.N X are now selling at lueir uupuv in vuiuuiuui, Cutting stone at 3 UO per porch. Face " 2 00 " Common Building stono 80 " Well atona 70 " Six inch curb ston. 10 Per Lineal foot. Four " " " 0' " " Uina 15 per full bushel. icpW K. A. SUKUHvN, superiiitenuent. UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY formed a partnership under tho narao and stylo of MILLER, DONALDSON & Co., for tho purpose of doing a general Banking and Exchange business, la the oflice form-orly ooeupled by L. Donaldson & Co., on the corner of Slate and High streets, (City Bank Building.) JOHN MILLER, LUTHER DONALDSON, Fohrusry 1, 1861 dtf A. II GREEN. STATIONERY. A large and completes variety of Fancy and Staplo Stationery, "English, French and American." Banks, Publio Offices, ic, will And it to their advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere, at -the New Cheap Bookstore of 8. B. BURR ft CO., junelG Ohio State Journal Building. OR. R. J. PATTERSON. OFFICE, THE same formerly occupied by the late Dr. Howard, State Ri"t of the Post Office, Columbus, Ohio, state tUO-SUrllng Hall, (Medical College Building,) mar24-dly OHuntlrJ PiP.ED. Tho History oflhT Old W H. Harergs.1, U. A.n with Specimens, by tho Key J 'il. Wttowrignt, D. D. prefatory Note by Rt. Key -ale by noelS ., ,H. BURR k CO., ircrj Ar. -Journal Bulding. low.it jj, . j Exchange Block, cu'si i 1TOwlr?an?.d tight. U. H. Kimball HAS REMOVED TO HIS NEW STORE Room, No. 2 GWVXXE BLOCK, where he is now ro. ceiving the most extensive stock of Roots, Shoes mid Leather, ever opened In this market. All old customers and new ones are invited to call and examine this well selected assortment, as they may be assured of being pleased both In quality and price. The particular attention of Country Dealers and Manufacturers is called to my large and fresh supply of Boots and Shoes, Leather and Findings, Morocco, Kid and Lining Skins. Lasts, Boot Trees, Boot Crimps, Pegs. Sc., which arc offered very low at wholesale or retail. Also, a large supply of first and second quality Fish Oil, in store and for sale cheap by auglO II. II. KIMBALL. ( MdlLSON'S WARM Alii AND VENTILA-J TINO FURNACE was awarded tha Silver Medal at the World's Fair, London, 1861, and at the several Stat. Fuirs since, and at the late fair of the Ohio Mechanics' Institute. It Is adapted, too, for burning either bituminous coal, wood or coke, and for simplicity of construction, durability, economical consumption of fuel and capacity for heating, is greatly superior to any Furnace in use. The lire pot of this furnace is lined with fire brick, and uot liable to crack or burn out, nor is the vitality of the atmosphere destroyed by coming in contact with red hot tron. We have, during the past year, put them up in a great manV nuhlic ImiiJincm anil nrlft ilwollinirfl ,nnrl liowo thoroughly tested tneir capacity for burning bituminous coal and coke. Pamphlets with cuts, furnished, giving full description and every information In regard to warming and ventilation.We direct attention to this subject at this time, as It is of the utmost importance in constructing a building, to make provision for warming and ventilating. We have removed our stock from No. 8 Burnet Ilouse, to our store Nos ffi and 27 Main street, and hare received In addition, a largo assortment of ltegistcrs. WM. KESOK k CO., Cincinnati. The nbovc Furnaces may be seen at J. B. DOD Dill DGK'S, who Is our agent in Columbus, 0. ."lore on State street, near High. mar21 THOMAS DOUGLASS, SOLE AGENT FOR BEE'S BRACE, Commission Merchant, Importer, Manufacturer, nnd Wholesale Dealer in every description of AMERICAN HARDWARE, .. S rinlt Street, THOMAS DOUGLASS, (Four doors from PearLlIHa ASA FARil, Jr., (late of tho NEW YORK7Z firm of Child, Farr k Co., St. Iauis.) junelS-dOmst I) LANK BOOKS. COPYING PRESSES, PA -L pun, STATIONERY, PltlNTlNO, &o. KiOH St LOUlrtHL, Oi William stroet, N. Y. Oity. Buyers will consult their interest by examining our extensive stock, which wu olTer at the lowest potstbtt pnees. Account lioox Factouy ! Books made to pattern, paged and printed heads, in every style required Also b (urge stock on hand suitable for Banks, luourance and other Companies, Merchants, Courts, lie, also hi large quantities for the North, West, aud South Trade. U'lllTINU I'Al'zns ! Cup, Letter, Note and Ledger Papers, from tho best Mills In the U.S. Foreign Papers, Tissue, Drawing, Writing, Colored, &c. Statiunlry '. Fancy and Staple Goods, a most extensive nnd complete assortment. Envelopes, Cards, Inks. Gold Pens und Pencils, Steel Pens, &e. Di.miia roa lbu4 ! Time and work Books, Tariff of th. U. S Interest, Advance, Discount, Exchange and other useful Books lor the Counting Mouse Jou PaiMi.Nu of cheap Cards, Bill Heads, Labels Checks, Lnw Cases, Points, &c. LiruouKAPin . ExaRAvrso! Bonds, Stocks, Certificates, liillj of Exchuuge, Dies rut, Cards and Lnvelopee eiiibosid in tlie bet stle. (" Tiie Trade, Country Merchants aud Dealers supplied at low prices, in quantities to suit Buyers. Orders by Hail executed wlch promptness. KIWI & LOUTHEL, til William St., New York, liuporiing aud ManufiCtuiiDg Stationers. nia21-d3m 'PlIK NEW YORK STEAM lil.AXK BOOK 1. M.W'I FAivrultlN'O ISTABM8HMEST. i!;i,is. 'u hound, nnuuTous styles, 9 cts. per quire nnd upuarits; full bound. While, l!io and npwardsj l ine liiue. He. villi Kiiils and Hands, MTiitc, Vie Fine Blue, p.lge.1, 11. lli-mys. Fine lUvm, Russia corners, paged, 83c and up-wards ; with ends and bauds, pah-d, 4)c and upwards; i:u-;i.i witli ei.ds and bunds, paged, 6)c and upwards; Mini binding", paged, tWc and upwards. Mediums, rino Blue, Russia corners, paged, C7o and lipwiirds; Itiia ends and Irnnds, paged, t6e andup-wiu-'ls; extra bindings, paged, 67c and upwarils. linynls and Super Royals, extra binding", paged, ?1 25 Hint upwards. A great variety of Pass Books, SI per gross and upwards. Memorandum Books. 5 ner otosb and uuwards.' Re- nipt Honks. Petty Acconnts, Miniature Blanks, letter Copying Books, Writing Hooks, Cyphering Books, School Albums. kr.t Re. r,iu,mlv on liand. 10.000 reams of manufactured work of every quality ami deserhitton, all bound in tho most substantial manner, and in the nearest styles; which are ollcrcd to Book-sellers, Stationers nnd Dealers generally, fur cash or approved paper, by JOHN 0 IIAI1A, 110 Nassau street. New York. N. B. A liberal discount when purchased In large quantities. mnyo-ttti-nn "I WYNNE'S PATENT REACTION C'ENTItl FUGAL PUMP AND FIRK EN01NE. Adapted to any situation ; unlimited In power ; certain in nction ; permanent in uso : and witlial 1.0 low in cost that they are rap idly superseding oil others. It is especially recommeuded to the attention of all interested In Stenmers, Manufactories Tanneries, Breweries, DHtilleries, Kellrond Water fctatlons, Canals, Water Works, Draiunpi or Irrigation, for the, following nroiierlies : economy, durability, simplicity, fret' domrom aljilityto fyt ovt o'ortttr, and lav results from the vower amdicd. For Mining, Uu.irrving, Coffer-dams, &c., they are peculiarly adapted. Sires are manufactured of froin'2T to 100,000 gallons per minute capacity. Call and be satisfied of theso facts at the oflice and warehouse of Union Power Company of U. S. No. 33 Broadway, New York ; removod iroin No. , oppostto present stana may 22-d3mM rnHEOLOGICAL HOOKS WEST 'S ANAL' I vsia (II? the Him.E. A new silnolv iust recieved, Reason and Faith, and other Miscellanooui Essays of Henry Rogers, authorof " Eclipse of Faith." 1 vol. The Eclipse of Faith : or a visit to a religious Sceptic by Henry Rogers. 1 vol. A defence of the " Eclinso of Faith." by Its author being a rcjolndor to Professor Newman's reply. Also the roply to the " Eclipse of Faith "by Francia WIBiam Newman, together with his chapter on tne moral pence tion ot Jesus, ror sale at tne book siore oi luneS RANDAIJ., ASTON St LONG TRON RAILING WORKS. IKON RAILING, J. every variety, of Wrought and Cast Iron, and the cole l.roted Wire Ralllnir. Wickersium's Fatexted Wire r ixce, for Prairies, Rail roads, Farms, Lawns, Gardens, etc., t 2 per rod. Iron Bedstead. Irox Fcrxttcre The 2d edition "New Phase of the Iron Manufacture." containing designs. explanations and prices of the above articles, forwarded by addressing the subscriber. JOHN B. WICKERSHA1L Warerooms No. 812 Broadway. Works, Nos. 68, (6, 67 68 and 01 Lewis street, rtew i one mayioa COLUMBUS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, 1854. Kelton, Bancroft & Co., J AVE REMOVED TO THEIR NEW ST( RE. 1 Xo. a GWYNNE BLOCK, three doors enst of Third. Town street, wliero thev intend to keen the largest stock of DRY GOODS, Notions, Clothing, Rats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, that Is kept in the citv. We shall be happy to see all ol our old customers and as many new ones as can make 11 for their interest to call on us. One of the Partners is m the Eastern market most of the time, so we are able to keep our stock in much better order than those who only visit the Eastern market some three or four times a year. Our motto shall be, Small Profits and Large Sales ! KELTON', BANCROFT ft CO. lolumous, Aug. 8, 1854. p 0 U N T II Y M E R CHANTS WANTING VV Clothimr. Boots and Shoes, or anvthinir in the wav of Dry Goods or Notions, can find a large assortment and at low prices, at KELTON'. BANCROFT & CO. 3. Aug. 8, PEDLARS. Wc keep one of the largest stock of Notions that Is kept in the State, and can supply the trade with everything that Is usually carried in wagons, and at prices that will defy competition. aug ktXlU.N, ISAMKUr l CU, mO TUT? At'Tmi-TM A. LU THi ni7 II' X just received another invoice of Black Silk Laces, rt'iiite Edginir and Lacea. Black and Swiss Mulll. Jacco- netts, Cambrics, Victoria Lawns, Chemisettes. Under-sleeves, Indies' collars, are., at low prices to the trade. aug8 KELTON', BANCROFT & CO. rrr.Tnv. n wnnoFT no., nro tim aiwnt!- V in Columbus for tho sale of Lvon's Kathairon, Mc Lane'B Liver Pills and Vermifuge. aug8 The 11 lino and Music Establishment of HORACE WATERS, 3.T3 BROADWAY NEW YORK. rpnE BEST AND MOST IMPROVED PIAXOi- and Melodcons in the wnild. T. Gilbert k V). urld's Fair Premium Pianos, with or without the ,Eule.in 1 with iron frames and circular scslea. Tho merits ol theso instruments are ton well known to need furthei commendation. Giijiert's Boi doir Piaxos, an elegnni nstrtiment for small rooms. Hai.iet 4: Cl'MSTOX H I'ia.vc the oi l established lirm of llallet St Co. Mr. . b 'uip solo agent for all the above Plnnos. he can offer them low than any other House in too union siatos. hokaui ATERS' 1'i.ixos. manufactured expressly for him, havhiL' great power of tone and elasticity of touch. Pianos o1 other make. In a word, S:i3 Broadway, is one of the largest depots for Pianos in tho world, affording anoppor tunitv for selections nol to oe liau any wnero else on me American continent. Second-hand 1'isnos at great bar gains. Price from $00 to $175. MEI.ODEON'S. GOODMAN BALDWIN S PATENT ORGAN 5IEL0DE0XS, th two n.ixKS of keys a sweet and powerful instrument. rices from ST5 to SJOO. S. D. k H. W. Smith's mil known and jusll; celtoralea eioheoxs. Prices from to iou. yrine auove makes aro the only ones tuned in the equal temper' ment. JTii Melodeons of other makes, of nil styles and prices. ices. Maf.tix's unrivalled OriTAIta, from $25 to $60. Flute- nas, from $5 to $L'5. Accordeoos. from $2 to $20. Flutes, om 0 to 4U. wonn irom o 10 lo. urass insiru- ments. and others, of all kinds Dealers supplied with the above Pianos aud Melodeons at factory prices. IiU.Mli This list cnnnirises the nroilucts of the irreat maslerp of both tho American and Euroi ean continents, and It. receiving constant additions by nu extensive publication of tho choice and popular pieces of the day. Denlers In Music, Teachers oi Seminaries nnn Academies wisning to purchase any music published in the United States, or make arrangements for continued supplies of Mr. Watkrb' new issues, will I'nd it greatly to their Interest to call or forward their orders. Music sent to any pari ot tne i ni-ted States, postage free. juneti-tf 17Ui:SII ARRIVAL OF GOODS for llin Spriti" L and Summer Trade, at P. ROHJl'S, No. 3 Neil Home. Having this day received my Stock of Hoods fin the Spring and Summer trade, eoiml? ting of every description of Cloths. Cassitneres and Vesting, selected by myself from tho largest and best houses In New Vork and Philadelphia, at tho cheapest cah rates, I am now prepared to executo all orders in my line on as good terms as can be offered East or West. I therefore invito my old customers and fiiends to call and examine my stock for themselves. lu addition to tho above, 1 am in rerelpt oi a urge assortment of Dents' Furnishing Goods, of every description. The public in general arc lnvncu to ran an i exaiuinu my goods before purchasing elsewhere. l.olumous, .iliiren J, io.n- ' UNITED STATKSHOTI.I.,G'.ilnnilm. U.-ll. 8I.M0NT0N. I'roorietor. Mr. Siiimiiton lias leased this veil known Uotel In Colunilms lor a tei in of years, and has thoroughly renovated it throughout, and supplied It with entire new furniture, beds, fcc. It is his determination to maku it a first cla&i house, and worthy of piihiio patronage. He will sustain the reputation of keeping the best table in Columhus, and by the bcHf. attention to tho comfort of his guests, hopes to receive a lilieral patronago. Ills old frlcniU ana the traveling ptioim nrui'ivreu to give him a call. Columhus, O , April 13, lbol jily UNDKRTAKIN O. We fiirnish Collins, Bhrouds, Gloves, Stockings, IIe.irr.e nnd Curlnges on short notice and reasonable terms. Also, the Patent Metallic Uurial Cases of all f lies (CKemoyals will be attended to hcn called on fJCooUng Board furnislicd when dtbin d. Residence of M. Halm Mouod streot, between Fourth and Hfth. Residence of T. Crotherlin Friend street, between Third and Found. UHOTHEIILIN & HALM. Warerooms In Ilibbs' Building, near corner of maaO-ly High aud Kirh strceM 1 1 ENTLEMKN'S FURNISHING GOODS. C. V I A. HATCH & Co., 87 William street, KetT York, inv porfcrs and manufacturers of orxntJitN's rDRMtsmso noons of the latest stvlcs, and In groat variety consisting of Shirt', Stocks, Ties, Cravats, Cloves, Hosiery, Under tlarments, ILindkei-clilcfs, Suspenders, Linen Collars, Itohcs do Chambro, Shoulder llrarc, and a completo a..sorrinciit or ail articles appertaining to ttie line. I'uifli vers are invited to call nnd cvmiino our stock U'f'ni' pui clix-iii. as we plfer superior luducement, mrnr.l- iii:iiity aod price. niareliD-dOinp "CAST MAIL LINE. FIFTEEN IIOURS Il from Columbus to Portsmouth. On and after M0N DAY, JUNE 28, a MAIL COACH will leave Columhus for Circleville, ChlUlcotho, and Portsmouth, at 5 o'clock In the morning, anu arrive at fortsmontn ai o'cinca in rnf evening connecting with the Elver Packets to Pittsburgli and Cincinnati. Also, leave Portsmouth at 6 o'clock In the morolng-and arrive at Columbus at 8 o'clock In tne evening, flally. 26 KRFIDFR k HAWKES TlRl'l'ISII l'OETS. Full SctB of the new mid JJ elegant edition of the British Foets, as far as puh isbed, 30 Tols., sold separately or oy me cp ; one cents per vol. For sale by 8. II. BLRR i CO., juneia Ohio State Journal Butldln TliW WORK BY EMERSON BENNETT 11 Pride of the Widernesi. Just recoirea at juneS PEARSON t CO'S DEPOT. jA. F. Stone & Co. UTE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING imr frien'ls that wo li;m rvinovi'.l from our old stanl on Hiffli street , to our -w itn't nimciirtis stor, Xo. 4 in tho (JWVN'NK 11H'K, on Town utrcet, elnno tn the Murkot Hoiist'. We nun 11 Im li.innr to koi uiir (Virnils in our new PstaMUhment. V shiill inrroafift larg'lv our Mock nnd varifty. aii'l trust nttoution nn-I ineronsod facilities, t morit tin imtronnP of our fripmU mm the public. nui;H-Uw A. 1. 8TOXK k i'.O. Summer Arrangement for 1854. LITTLE MIAMI AXD COLUMBUS & XENIA RAIL110AD3 St'MiiER AiiR axc fmf vt . comiiiencinir MUXDAY, .TnlvKth, Wo4. Traisa, Leavo Leave LeavoXonia Columbus. Cincinnati. forColum. Mall 2:20 A. M. 5 P. M. 8:0 P. M. Col. and Xenia... 10:05 A. M 12.25 P. M. KxpreHg 1:20 P.M. 1 A.M. 8 20 A.M. Accommodation . 6:20 P. M. 7:30 A. M. 1010 A. M. The Expresn Train will stop at Loreland, Morrow, Xenia and London, only, upward bound, Downward bound, will ntop at London , South Chaileston, Codarvillo, Xenia, Spring alley, tonvin, ilorroT, ucerUeld, Loreland and aiitiord. Accommodation Train will stop at Plainville, Milford, Loreland, Foster's, Otertifld, Morrow, Corwin, Spring V'allev, Xcnia, CM.trvlllp, jny ib ni-irltton. -London and flnctnr. .iiaritifiiioT ion Ancient, I reeport. vlnrviue, Selraa, Florence's and AHnn Mail Train will atop ut .T(:ITerson, Imdon, mth Charleston. Ced.irville, Xcniw. Spring Valley, Corwin. Free- port, Morrow, Ueeifield, losKrR, Loveland, Milford and I'lainvillo. Also, on proper notice by flag or to Conductor, at Alton, Florence's, tielmn, Clavavillo and Fort Ancient. The Columbus and Xenia train will ntop at nil stations on proper notice to Conductor bv Hair or otherwise. tvonnocung as louowfi : At London, with the r-pringiiem and Columbus Railroad for Sprinpflc-ld ; at Xenia. with the Dayton and Zenla Railroad, lor Dayton, and by both those routes for Indianapolis, Terro Haute and Chicago. At Mor row, with Cincinnati, Wihuinizton and Zanesvillo Railroad, At Loveland h, with Cincinnati and liillshoroufrh Kailrond ; tnd at Cincinnati, with the regular L Statoft Mail steam packet.- to Madison, lnuisriile, F.vanillc, Nashville, St Loui, Memphis, New Orleans, &c. Lines of Hacks and Coaches run in eoimei liim with the trains to the following towns : Lebanon from DeertieKI. (io-thim, and jioints above, from Milfonl. On Stimlays but one train is run, stopping at all way stations on notice, lenviucr Columbus at a. ni., aud Cin cinnati at 2:30 p. ni. Hire Irom (.ominous to tlnclmiatl J w o do Xcnia 1 40 Do do Surinpficld 1 30 Ho do Dayton 1 60 Do do Indianapolis 4 40 Po do Louisville Do do St. Louis For other information apply to T. Lorr.it. Agent, or M. L. ItnunnTV, Ticket Ajrent, Columbus ; Wm. Wriuht, Ajrent, Springfield ; A. W. iT.viiK, Agent, Xenia; A. H. Lewis, Agent, orP, V. Ptkapkr (ieneralTicket Ac-nt, Cincinnati. W. II. CLKMLXT, Superinteu.lent. jffjTThc Cmijiany will not he responsildo for baffgage ex luedlnff lift v dollars in value, unless the same Is returned to the Conductor or Agents, nnd freight pnid at tho rate of a passage for every ?.oo in value above that amount. mnylO jun;12 CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI, Vj AN D ('LKVKLAND & FJtlE RAILROADS. Change or TfilE. On and after Wedncsdny, June 7th. Trains will run as follows, f.Sundays excepted) : Express Train leaves Columbus nt 10:10 a. iu., nnd ar rives at Cleveland at 11:30 p in. I'eturuing', lravua Clevo- land at S a ni, and arrive at toiumous at i:u; p ni. Mail Train leaves Colnmb! nt 1 :lo n m, and arrives at Cleveland at 7:25 p in. llotumhi'r, leavos Cleveland at 15 n ni. and arrive nt Columbus at 8:10 it in. Night Fx press leaves Columbus at 11:00 pm, ar.d or. ves nt Cleveland at 0.00 a m. Returning leaves Move land at 7:50 n m, and arrives at Columbus at 2:10 a in. Kaeh Train mal.ea a direct connection at Crest Huo with the O. k I'ii. H. H. tor rut1-bunt and t'Uiladelpbia. Also at Phelby for Snndunky. Toledo, Chicago ; nt Cleveland w ith trains on tho Frio R. H. for Ounliirk, Rulf.ilo, New York nnd Huston, nlso with tho splendid Steamer CRtH CKNT CITY or QCLICN OF THE WIT, ut 7 & P arriving In liullalo in season lor morning trams to Niagara l-aiis, Albany. Kr. i,. iiltu. stiprintoaJent X. .SOUTHARD, Apcrt, Columbus. Columbus, .lime 7, lfo3. A NEW WOlv ilV HENRY KOGKKS- Author of ''Tho Fclipue of Faith," and iteason n 1 Faith." Two works which hive been received with the highc.it favor, bolh in England and America, h.iving la both countries pnsseu lliroiii(;ieevei-al cilitnu-, nua ro ceived universal prane Irom tne press Tho London Eclectic Pnieut pronouncefl the firmer "th most valuable and moil brilliant contribution ?i "tic treat- ury Of the 1 Evidence ' which has been mad? ilui ing the present century." The Y. Recorder !,.iys : " V, o know of no hjek which carries uh back with audi a relish to the old end lonir tried doctrines of flic Diblo aud Iho simple faith which it enjoins." Tho latter work the i'linlan Rfco-dcr calls " a glorious vindication of Christianity against the attacks of muss, and others of the same school; and much more than that a most acute discussion of certain great nrincii les am distinctions mat lie in uic lounuaiinn oi nu religion. Tho ATbanv Arous declares It to ho " a sufficient recoin. mendation to saytli.it it is the production of tho same eminently gifted miud with the work which has acquired sucn wine ceieorny, eiuuieo me i-npso ol raitn.' livery nairo in the whole vol umo Doara tno stamp oi a mignty intellect, Tho nubll-ihcrs tako pleasure in announcing a new vol ume from tills popular author, entitled A D-fencc of the tieUiue of Fuiih. Hy Its author. B-.'ing n Rejoinder to I'rolessor Newman s ncpiy; ana lu c-raer to give the Ainer. lean public the wholo matter at a eliincn, wo have Includ ed in tho same volumo tho " Reply" to tho " Eclipse of taltll," ly l . li. newman. Willi Ills chapter on tlie Moral i'crieciion oi jurist. Of this new work the London Reformer ne.vs : "A wor fo which wo desiro to call particular attention of our readers. It does not leav Mr. Newman a leg to stand upon. Tho Christum Jiiamtner says : " This Re o nder. w think, was called for, and after a careful perusal of it, we must say that it Is made with candor, with ability, and Ith a trtumpiiani wcikiii oi argument. " Tho nublishers would ask the attention of tho rcllnioas public to the works of Mr. T.ogers, which, to use the words of one of our best biblical scholars, " hare done more to oTiiosc and overthrow tho fal.o theory of certain inlldel and rcenucai nuiuur., mau nimosi any otucr wriier oi our time." Jur.t publiilica. anu ior rale by cRosmr, K1CHOI3 & co. Ill Washington at.. Boston. J. II. RILEY k CO, Columbus, Ohio, Juno 5, 1854. lEWlUJSIlJ STOKE. C. GILLETT-EL 1 1 removed from Rood's old stand to the third door west OI IHO rOSk www. nuciv um WUUIU W ayj oujjpij those In want of Musical Instruments, Instruction Books or Music. Xew Musio just received. Also a large lot of old standard and new music, slightly injured, atone cent per page, maris WlloUvSALE & KHl'AIL. Dwight Stone & Co., HAVE IIKMOVED TJIEIU .STOCK OF (oods to tbfir new and (ipaciotis tlore on Town st., Xo. h (iWVXXK ULoi'K, where their slock is necessarily very much enlarged, nnd consequently a innh greater variety of Corxls can be found than when nt their old Rtnnd on High street. Among the variety added n gen eral assortment of Carpet; and Furnishing floods, autrs Cleveland and Toledo Railroad. T. -m. r"T L'-j-iW. h iJ Li. " ! i :-i":'m.i':: tAS ....a JLLiui' " timet tjst!iUi tat "DASSEXGERS TICRXTED TO TOLEDO, .1. Chicago, St. Ijiuis, Cincinnati, Indianapolis Dayton, Sprlnglicld; Bellcfontaine, Tiffin, Findley, Sandusky, Mnna-Geld, lit. Vernon, Newark, kc. Six Daily Trains from Clnvclnuil. 1st. ":00 A.M. Express train, from station of C. C. & C. R. R. for Toledo, Chicago and St. Louis ; stopping nt Norwalk, Clyde, nnd Fremont. 2d. a A. Ji. Mail Train, stopping at all stations between Grafton and Toledo. 3rd. 8,44 A. M. Express, (from OhioCity.) fort'andusky, Cincinnati, Toledo and Chicago, stopping at Olmsted Falls. Elvria, Vermillion, Huron, Sanduskv, Fremont and Elmore. Passengers will reach Todont 1.05 P. 11. Pavtnn 4 2& P. M. Ilellefoutaine 2.1S " Cincinnati 7.00 ' Splingfield 3 85 Indianapolis 10.30 " 4th. 2 60 P. M. Emress, from station of C. C. k C. Rail road for Toledo, Chicago and St. Louis ; stopping at Ohcr-lin. Korwnlk, Monroeville, ikdlevue, Clyde and Fremont. otn. a.oi) l'. Ji. Mail Train (iroin uniouty,; ior oan-uskv. Tills train connects nt iandusky with trains ol Mad River nnd Lake Erio Road, arriving at Findley same 'cnmg, nnd stopping at all intermediate stations. Mil. 7.46 1'. M. Express, from station of C. C. k C. Rail road, for Toledo and Chicago. For Tickets, or contracts for Freight, apply to E. SHELDON, Agent, fit! Rank street. Angier Hotel Building. Also, tickets lor loleilo, Chicago, ftc. to oe utitnilleil ai atlnn of C. O. ; C. Road. D. C.'liAl.llWIX. Acent. Thoe for S.mdusky, Cincinnati. Indianiipolis, and sta- nns on .Man mver nun Mainneei itoaos. ai unio uiy oia- E. II. rlllLLIl'S. Superintendent. Office Cleveland k Toledo Railroad, I Cleveland, May 6, 1M. juneod&w O.V ANi) AITIOIt MONDAY, 22li(l WAY, ,f -U. FOR , f .", llLouisvillefelg Two Pitili Lino of Stfanirr, at 1 1 o clack, A. M. and 7 o'clock, P. M. M-JllMNO I.1NB AT 11 A. M. IINITHI) STATUS it! AIL. ROM LANDING AT L'OOT of BROADWAY, the snperh Iiw l'ressuro Steamer NORTHERNER; the new and elegant Steamer HKiilFLVER, will iu:ike the usual Intermediate Ijmding. KVEXIXO FXf'P.D?? I.I.VE AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M. From Landing at foot of Broadway, the magnificent Low. rossuie steamer .IACUH MKAi'bi:; tne svt.it anu splen did .Steamer TELFOHAPII N'o. 3. Paengcrs arriving in Cincinnati by the evening trnins will find theso boats In waiting, 'iliis line will land at Madison, but will havo no detention there; and passengers may, therefore, rely upon reaching Louisville in time to connect with the early trains from liuipville; and both morning and evening lines connect regularly with the VN'ITI'.I) STATK3 MAIL STEAMERS, .eavlng Umisvitle every uay at in o ciock, A. M., run AIM LOL'Ir1. RAIL? (IF I'A?Ai,r.. MFALS AND ROOMS IXCI.CbED. M.iriilng Line to Uiuisville, S'.'.QO; to Et. Louis, 89.00 Evening ' " 1.60; to " D.0U HIS Throii'ih Tickets and Tickets to all Way Landing r ale on hn ird, or nt the Oflice of the Company, Xo. 10 Brnadwav. Cincinnati. TIIOS. FHIJRLOCK, A;;cut j!iie5.(im II. K. MAIL LINE. CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND ST. I.UUI3, Tho Only TIiruiiRli Line to St. Louis-, CUCIXXATI iXU IOU1SVIUK. . .. , ,K TT S. MAIL MORNIXd LINE for Louisville, leaviugat 11 o'clock, A. M. IflwIVesHurftbteamerNorluerncr, S.- W. F. Fuller, Master SteamerHighflver, T. T. Vri;;ht, Master, will leavo Mail Line Wharf-boat, fool of Broadway, at 11 o clock, A. JI. CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE. I'. S. Mail F.veniog K"irrss Lino, lcavinir at 7 o'clock. P. M. Low Pressure !-t'r Jacob Ptrn.der, J. II. Summons, Master. Telr-ranh No. 8. M. MeLcllan, Will leavo Mail Lino Whaif-boat, foot of Broadway, at 7 o clock, 1'. JI. T .o L. S. Ma 1 Murnimr Line and u. r. M ill l.vcnmg ti nre.s Line, are the onlv lines authorized to issue througli tickets, and the onlv lines connecting at Louisville "Ith the superb Pasenger Packet U. S. Mull Line Steamer, I HUM LIIL .-MlJ.t 1" M . I.W.1T.. Lornn.LE ami St. Loi i U. S. Malt Link Stf-imkhs. One of these large nnd magnificent l-lenniers leavo Lnulm every morning nt 10 o'clock. A. M. Low l'resuro l-ollllierncr, ,i. n- jonea, .inisier. Fashion, II. L. Church, lloortier State, Geo. Lnmpt.m. " Ijidy Pike, S. Catterlin, " Crystal Palaco, W. J. KounU," Tek"rnpli No. 2, M. Krwln, ' J. G. Cline, J. C. Kite, " Leaving Louisville for Saint Louis daily, nt 10 o'clock .1 M. Cabin Tassare from ('Inelnnati to Saint Louis, meals and state-rooms incltmeu, J. nTr No extra c.iarco lor tranierring pasen'er.i ai, their bag'tago from one bout to another. nS-Baeanae Checked Throvz.'i.'ViZZ, This Is the only through line. Tlirouih Tickets, am Tickets to all Way Points, for sale on bonrd the Boat, or at tho Company's UUico, ."No. in rroaoway, uncinnnti. junco inw. Mii,iua,iv, Age.ii CINCINNATI STOCK AUCTION SALES. Hewsov a HotMPM, Snle Rooms 8U and 80 Wnluut at. Sell evory Wednesday and Saturday, at V2H m., at the Merchants' txenango, uaiiroaa tionus, Railroad. Hank ami Insnrnnce Stocks, Ileal Estate and Monied Securities, of all descriptions. Tlie advantages of these sales aro that they aro held during channc hentrs, ar.d as they call together nil the monien men, securities win at an times sell at lair rates. Cincinnati, 0., April 14, 1863. KOSSUTH'S SPEECHES WITH A l'OR TRAIT. I Tol. A Lamp to the Path ; Or the Biblo in tho Heart, the Home, and tho Market place bv the Rev. W. ft. Tweodle. D. I)., Free Tolboth Church, Edinburg. I vol., beautiful cloth. Undo Sam's Farm Fence a well written tale, showing that nothing short of tho entire Interdiction by law of the traffic In intoxicating drinks will avail to check and ex. torml ate tho dreadful vice they have bocn combating. 1 handsome vol. Illustrated. Just roclevod at tho Bookstore of juno5 RANDALL, AST0V ft LONG, CHICKERING'S ! 4" V 1.- 1 w -; MOULD'S FAIU PIANO FORTES! IT M.INTFACTCRER'B PRICES, WARRANTED FOR TIVB TFJRS. A REED, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ri.. Dealer in Chickering's and Gilbert's Boudoir and Eolinn PIANO FORTES, respectfully informs tho citizens of Columbus and Ohio, N'emusiu included, that he is reccivinnr at his warerooms. 4 door north of the Neil House, Columbus, Ohio, the largest and most mafiniflcent stock of pianos ever offered or Hiilo in Ohio, embracing every variety of stylo and orice, from the plain, square metalic iron frame, to the These instruments were selected with f-rcat care, and are direct from tho manufacturers, whose Pianos have had a reputation the wide world over for superiority the past thirty years, and to whom were awarded two Prize tlcdalsat the World's Tair, London; bIro, upwards of one hundred premiums, consisting of Silver CupB, Pitchers, Gold, Silver nnd Bronze Medals, at tho various State. County and Mechanic's Fairs throughout tlie United states. Every instrument has been selected witli particular reference to durability, evenness of touch, sweetness of tone, and beauty of workmanship. Having had 10 years practical exporienco in Hie manufacturing of Pianos, and 13 year's experience in the trade. I flatter myself that I understand the various qualities necessary to constitute a good and fine Instrument a tnowU'do to bo acquired by experience. This Is of great mportance to those about to purrlmsc Pianos, who can-lot iudffo for themselves, but must rely on tlie judgment ind honor of tho dealt i'. Terms liberal. JrjyOld I'ianns boi'ght and sold. ip Piiinos tuned and repaired. ayPtanos for rent. mayll. MUSIC! MUSIC! NEW ANU OLD, bKO.M nonular and established authors, consisting of Songs, Polkas, Marches, AVahzcs, itc., kc, at rEXXIMAX'8 Mu- oc More. Also. Prince's Melodeons, from Ho to Sinn; American Uultars, manufactured by C. P. Martin and Win. Hall ton. New York, from $16 to SuO; Gorman (imtars, trom 15 to 826, French, American and German Flutes, from 1 to $50; Ranjos, Tambourines, Accordeons, kc; Brass Instruments, consisting of Bas Tubas, Sax floras, Bugles, Cornopeons, Trombones nnd Cymballs. Pocket Hoolis, viailets, i.iom, liar, iiair anu iooiu Brushes, l ine Ivory and flutfaio Horn Ihossing Combs, Letter paper, Pencils, Children's Toys, &c. PIAN'Oi from tho justly celchraied Factories of Tiacor. t Raven, and Adam'stodart 4: Co., New York, furnished on liberal terms for cash or approved credit. Perw.na wishing to buy, will do well to call and examine before purchasing ckeu nero. Pianos and Melodeons will be warranted, and kept in tune for one year, and delivered frciiht free to imrchascrs in any part of Ohio. feWJ T7IURNITURE. THE LARGEST QUANTITY J. ever In Colnmlms is nowolferednt verv great bargains lor cnsli. Bl'P.lt'S larire Four Storv Ware-Hooms are now completely tilled with UKAUT1ITL FLRMTl I'.E. comprising all the latest styles of ROSKIVOOD and MAHOUA-W, ABI.OR and CIIAMMliU Furnit ore. In sets or slmrle pieces, Soeinliles. Sjifnu. iiinins. Sola fleds. Imnjcs, Kosewooil. Malingany anu mack Mainui aiaroie iop uunmiin, i-unr labiesanu w asn Mr.uns, riainauo iiren.iuun-.nis, lugiwi variety. i..i : i, r.AM A.-.u l . JLinM., . ii.iij..-. Roswood, Mahog.my nnd Black Walnut Parlor Chairs and Rockers, a lar.jo quantity, comprising over twenty vnrllli,.. Malniiranv. Black Walnut, LUcr.y, CJltaje r.nu (.onimon Bedtteads; Sola, ( entre, Cam, inning ana iireeainsi hies- Seeretrie. Book Cases and Wardrobes; Hair, Cotton and Husk Matrcssos, Looking Claws In Out, Koscwomi and Mahogany Frames, all hints; Uilt, Rosewood and Ma- IIS'H.HIJ I It, UIG 1 ...III. . Kverv l.mlv wantln" line furniliiro at low prices, should call at BIJIilt'S, febd No. 8 Buckeye Block, Uroan St., (..inimonn. ATF.W f! A III' E In AN OIL ULUTIIS. V 11, havo just received at our Carpet Room? ps Venot tapiitry carpets; M ps Brusseli do do from $1.15 to tt.87; 70 ps F.ngli.h and super Ingrains do; fiO ps all wool do at 5'! to 75 cents; 80 ps stripe, hemp and cotton Ingrains; in i stair eeriiots all nriccs: CO ns super heavy oil clothf. well sjWsl. ill widths and prices; 100 rugs from ti to $?0ench; COO door mats; 6 ps cocoa mailing; fill otrnw I1!,. We cut, mike and put down carpets al Hie shortest no, tice. Our coods are as cheap a-i sold nt any oilier piece. lpp7B OSBIiHN SllAVART. DAVID A. 'I'ltUAX, Wholesale nnd Retail Pooler In Ehcot Muslo, Music Hooks, and MUSICAL Mlil'.ClIASUIZi;. Agent for tho salo of llnllut fi Co.'s celeiirated Piano Fortes, and Carhart's superior Melodeons, No. IK Fourth street, between Walnut and Ino, Cincinnati, O. Martin's Guitars, Violins, i'letes, Klntlcas, Acccrdna, Flageoluts, Clarionets, l-'ifes. Moliu, UuiM", nnd H.irp Strings, and Mil leal Stock generally or tin: ' in nuallty. All New Music received as soon as pv.l.li die I I. Linen- tary, Thiyiretleal anil 'raclie.'l l'. w..'. com !r.,ir,g uw most popular ami uwf.il meTlto iii el ln-'.i Vnl..u. mi.l nil XIii.:ieal ln.;irai.uu:s : i.tul fur lie- IL-cioiii of pieces bv eminent compo-ers, ut pi-lees prrwiilio rlor Inducements to Senilnarief, I'ubMe ifeliools, flllH!- I'rolcs. sors aud Scholars. Catalogues of Sheet Murlc furiiMird gratiiuou-ly. Second hand Pianos liought o; t.i'en in p:irt payinent for new. nriyi" novl-l-dly e. noiwm. s. holmes. IIOLHl.a SiiSU.N, Jliniliiicmvnrs nn.i nu-norters of rirr.n itAsatMta, No. P i) Main street., Cincinnati, Ohio, keep always on hanil a large anj rou-cnl m-nt of WALL PAPUIl. H0lim:i:S, ri-tll- 110 ill) PATTUUNS. WIDl-I CUllTAIM 1'AI'UltS. fee. 11AM) DOXKS AT MASUFACTIIItBll'S PRIClS-all of which t'ley oiler to t!io counl ry trade nt the lowest prlees. I'.toti.s H'liig the el.y in want of sets frr Parlors, II ill imiln" Rooms, or (.'hainhw, will do well by c-iliing on Iho salwcrilwrs at So. l'.-'J M-'h'. hh'd door lwlow Fifth slroot Market Spare. m;,rli-dly REMOVAL. DR. LANliWOKTHY HAS removed hi "die" t P.lcli atrettt. Sonlh id-. between llkb and Third, lirst do..r V.'estnl' lr. IkiWs oSUo I:e-1- deuce, first door South oi me ..i.u..s,.,. i v i...,.-i. .,,,. eet. 7-ii(aNlA AND MAGDALENE: OR THE V K(JRFT SISTrJtS 50 cts. by Mrs. S.eilliworlh. niscarded Ilaugliter bv Mrs. Soiitlr.vorth. !i vol. $101). lust received at PE.VflS.ON t "'S I'KRlnillCAL PF IflT. unri 4 tar NUMBER 20. Gere & Abbott. Rli M O V A L. GERE & ABBOTT have ra moved their stock of Hardware from th old store, lfll nigh street, to their new store, now Tory nearly finished, in the east end of the O Wynne Block, on Iowa stroet, and to which the old ' GILT PADLOCK la transferred. We are prepared to offer Hardware, Oat-lory, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, together with all articles In the house-building, house keeping, cabinet making, and carriage making line, at low prices. Call and see us at the new store, and If you want any goods in our way, wo can sell tta. to you. Columhus, May 3, 18M. Sign of the Out Padlock. l'atciit Revolving Hammer Pistol. nERE & VjT Abbott have ft for sale by ap pointmentthe above very jus-ly celebrated flro arm, which is ac- . ,..11 hn tho best thing in that line. Fot further partleiilartp eai. call at the sifn of the Gilt Padlock, No. , Owynno Block. Columbus. May 3. 1854. - W9WLAS,-1000 American nnd foreign, lor saio oy uuti. c anavi i. S AWS. WE HAVE NOW LN STORE AND offer for sale cheap, the best cross-cut taws in uw State. Also, a largo number ot miu saws, oi maeorvou lengths ; Spear fc Jackson's hand, pannei, ripping, oaoi and enrapny saws, of our own importation, and believed to bo equal to any evor brought to Ohio. They wliTbe sold very low leoo t" V1J""' - rl NC PAINT. THE ATTliNTlUW VS f j Painters and builders is Invited to our genuine French Zinc Paint, as being altogether the best article of Zinc in tho market, and much preferable to white lead Inr nntsi.le painting. leoo urjvc ' MULEY MILL SAWS. WE HAVJc, A van first rato cast stocl Muley Saws. Also, narrow mill saws, of cast and German steel, together with a large assortment of cross-cut saws, which have never been equaled for quality i this market. onrvpr ' ' VII, I- n u i - MECHANICS' TOOLS, OF ALL KINDS usually wanted, for sale by WINDOW SASH. WE HAVE PURCHAS-i tho s.h xlnrhlnerv formerlr used br Buttle, Coinstock ft Co., and are now prepared to fill orders for WINDOW SASH ANU BMus of all kinds, of good material and workmanship. Orders left at our Hardware Storo, No. 8 Gwynne Block, Town street, will be promptly attended to. Columbus, Jan. 16, 1851-dly. TJOBB'S PATENT CASES. ULiCiuiiu in IV the Supreme and Circuit C the Sunreme and Circuit Courts of the United States, from their organization to the year I860, with index, by year joiiu, .nu mu... aj J. H. KILEY It CO. '8. James Kobo. i or sale at j'llyU MUSIC AND FANCY GOODS. A CHOICE assortment of New Music, Including Songa, Walttei, Polkos, &c. . . , - . . . . A Also, a fine lot of Pocket Books, and uoitt, suver, oteei, and Glass Beads. c, kc. . . . Just receiveU at ' taum a nor,1 Music Store. (OLD i'ENS. A large lot ol superior up-T top " Gold Pens ; Gold Pens with Double Extension Holders ; Enrosting Pens with Porcupine Holder, j mam., moth Tip Top in silver tipped Ebony Handles, In Boxes, kc, e. . ,, , The nbovc Pens are all warranted, ana will do eoia low for cash. Call and examino the pens for yourselves, at Jv7 RANDALL, ASTON 8 Ul.wa Hooasvore. NEW STOCK.. Paper Hangings, Borden, Gilt Moulding, Frames for Portraits and Prints, Mir-pii,r(:in.ce. Wmlc Tnhlcs. Fancr Basket!. Paintings, Copper Paintings and Engravings, Pastoral Groupa, Inac-tilc Ivory, Curtain Loops and Bands, Window Shades and Cornices, ic.,&c. The largest variety of aneGoodaiiitue line over ollcreil in tills maraot. ror si . Store, Odeon Building. J. H. RILEY CO. juneia MEW GOODS.- Ladies' Heliculcs, a great va 1 rtetv of new iiattcrns, also Traveling Bags. rails, a good stocK 01 tno oest paivern. Poite Monaies and Card Cases new style. Jet Goods now patterns. Cutlery our usual stock of fine patterns and qualities Gold l'ena mado to order and warranted. For salo at tho New Bookstore of jimeU J. H. RILEY k CO. HAliULLT UEtXJHLli STOWE AGAIN IN TUB FIKLD Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands, by Mrs. Stowe. l or ale by jyl8 8. H. BURR ft CO. TTiRUIT TREES. I HAVE JUST RECEIVED I J X a cho'ico lot of Apple, Peach andCherryTree,lngood ur. fmay6 W. JENKINS. order fnr plnntlnq", iur; Jj ai. URN1NG FLUID AND PHOSGENE GAS. Fluid and Phosgene Lamp, all sizes ana pneea. For sale by decl4 rf. DADD ON THE HORSE. THIS MUUtKW Horse Doctor ; containing practical observations on tlie cruses, nature and treatment oi uncases ana urn,-tienH in Horses, with illustrations, by Dr. George H. Dadd, the celebrateil Verterlnary Surgeon, now residing In Boston, and confessedly at the head of till profession in thi count'-v jylO' I ,,r sf,ii. nt the Bookstore of RANDALL, ASTON ft LONG. WHITING PAPERS AT MILL PRICES. V V 600 reams reams white ami blue, ruled and plain, wove aud laid Letter Paper. 7,r,0 roams white and blue, rulod and plain Foolscap paper. , Envelope papers, Hubbard's Colored papers, for pamphlet coven, Manilla papers, all sires, Bonnet Board, fto., at wholesale, at mill prices, at the New Bookstore. j.,jo ' ,1. II. Rtl.FV ft m. 1 ) E K 1' U Al L U i . A uaoicji A300ttJliiiiiT J of Extracts, Verbena. Orange, Citronella, Lavender and Cologne Waters, Soaps, fcc, c. at . .., ,ni.rj BLYNN k BALPVTIN'S. CIGARS. A FINE LOT OF OLD LMPOKi ed ('Lars, favorite brands Also, Plug and Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. For sale by J. rt. lues. 1 1 DARISH SIDE. A New Book of great Intcr-1 est. portraying In brief sketches some of the Excite, ments. labors and trials experienced In a Parish Side. For ,ie by S. H. BURR ft CO.. junelS Journal Building. T)OTASH.'stTEiaORUALIT-iWUST I rocelveil auo tor saie oy jnxs. it. wvit. fcbll First door south of the Journal Building. AMP LIGHTER. A NEW SUPPLY OF the Fifty-fifth Thousand Edition, at j-IB 11AXDAIA, ASTON ft