Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1856-07-28

              JJM3Hnr-r-?"- nip.iJMmigfJ'JMLi J1L-A ' " " "' mmiiimuuiimm iii.ummmiii. n miniiiww iiuiitBggaaanaMwwnJiii u mi iwi .raarui.1 i.'-wjaum, , iajaiiL.iL j. i,iu mm i m i iniiinani nim mj. iMWMWWtMwtawMMMw COLUMBUS. MONDAY EVENING. JULY 28. 1856. VOLUME XIX. NUMBER 302. 9' I, lio iatc journal. m iL'LianiD DAILY, TRIWEEKLY AD WEEKLY BI M aoiio tj Xj 33 rt 3 CJO. WmTCUOULEU, Editor. Terms --Invariably in Advance. a An v.A our ...llytVi Carrier, per week. l'JX Cts. , 3 00 per year W.'n!SI.V. z uu l!l..i. i ..fli'lt ILtuioVCr 1 00 rF.ltt-1 OK AUVWITISINO BV TUB SgtlARK. .,.,, i,i km makb a BUtJARI.) ..nnw 1 year ..Ti 00; uue square 3 weeks. . .$3 M a uieMiitia ii w , r . i ca ' 0 mouths 10 00 ; one " 1 week .... I 60 " 3 mouths 8 00 ; one " 3 days 1J i it.. nt.il-.iGU " 'idays.... 70 0.1 ! Ooo i ,,,,,tl, 1 Ml ,nn 1 Insertion 50 li-(hyed adrr-rtiseinontB half more than lbs abovs .-ales. Advertisements, leaded sod placed In tlie cildma of ' Special Notices," (MUOtt inn orawtur y f turo. II uutic.iB required to be published by law, legs.1 rates. II ordered on the inside exclusively after the llret week, i per ovul. more than tlio above ratB ; but oil sneb will ,i;.LKr in the Tri Weekly without charge. Hnsluess Card, not exceeding five lines, por year, In side, i-i,fJ0 per lino ; outside Notices of meetings, onarilatl societies, Are compv o.i-s, &c, half prico. Marriage notices '25 crats In no (nifimv IVyOf-;-'ir, uiiis!paf:t,.'"r. Advertisements n.-.t accompanied with written ilireo-;..i,ia will be iuseitel till forbid, aud charged accord-i ii-ly. .tfMran.Aii( wloerlitemmls must U fiil " aivmci. i Lis rule will not b varied from. Weakly, same price an the Laily, where the advertiser oses tb Weekly alone, Where the lluily and Weekly are both used, then tlie charge for the Weekly will be bslf (he rate a the Daily. I'udi-r the present system, the advertiser pays bo nsac'i lor the epace be oocupien, the cbanen beln tor rnbie wltb the cowposiiii.o ouly. Tliin plan le now WIU.IAM SAfJER, ROOTfe SHOEMAKER.! Hiah et., Fit side, flisdoora Snuth, of Town St., aprHO-Jl Mr-VllBCS, 0. DR. MORRISON, (RKTUItSKD TO COLCMBl'S,) Ullice, southwest corner of Town niul Third Streets. V-fhotu indebted lor former nuivicen will Bnd their ccoiinta at hie ulli'ie. J?'?"1 omvkk iKtTioNriJss, Teacher oi the Piano Forte. l or terms, fee, apply at room S2, Neil House, or (ol-lett'H llmlcritore. rtec'2l?;i- -.paj-ftfijjj" f" A8H ION ABLE MIULINEFt, on frriNi) o mjiMxi A uau..) IIWII SIRl'KT, COLUMBUS. K-.V.aw Hate Uliaebed and Prenned. eprlO ly t'HALfUKY NTol1w7 JOStril 11. liKIUr.lt, OLDS & GEIGER, Attornoys t Xj aw, COLVMRUft, OHIO. UyOllioi! iu the Otleou liuiUliUi-'.a myl-Cind - alliTn aIthuuman, Attomoy at Xj . "W, f'UMiNUVS, O. uh h'K'K OM UICH STREKI', y lletween Friend and Mound it. ViMmtri'tN. t. i-oriiH. b- WAiiii'e. . E. rilAMl'lON .V to., DKAI.KRfl 1 M ,UltWGr. lim'KISO, mKTHKRS, W.VW V II.I.K AND lil.AOKSMIM. V'.lld iud lllliee nar liailroad Depot, .....j) t'Ol.LMHU.-, t). W A.VHKVWH. H- (x AIVDUEVVS At COX, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ohice, No. 1 Flail's IJiiiMiutf, State street, uoid d.iin VULUMnU. OHIO. ;llAKLIiS S. UEI.T., Attorney at Law, CON.iTANS' DIJ1I.U1NCI, UK1U ST., r.p'28-tt" (JOI.oRI!H, OaiO, " Ivr AFFORD & S mTtTi" AUCTION AND COMMISSION MICRO II ANTS Columbus, Ohio. ileur Heal Filiate, Stocks, Housoui.l.l Furniture, iiry iliiodn, (liocuriea, Hones, UirrlngeB, attemlud to iu city or country, on the most reasonable Utiuh. Liberal advanooH o onljnuienU deol-d ly " (Ioai. I coA T7!"i:oA hi I AM NOW DAILY RECEIVING A GOOD I article of Coarau Urate Coal, and will Hull oitber al depot or deliver coal on the shortest notice, at Ihe lowest rturo of the market, aud warrant to give satisfaction. JAMKiJ O'KANK, oc23 Hole Aent of Zauesvillo Coal and I.u.nhr Co. WOOL TWINE. rpilK UNDKUSIQNKU UAS JUST IIEUEIV- L V.D direct from llrst bands, a larne invoice or Woo! 1 wine, which lie offers to the Wool Growers of Ohio al ow (inures for cash, lie has also in store a good supply of Twino for Unionists, ll.ol.bin.lers, Upholsterers, and other uses, to which the attention of the public is Invited. ' 1- ROi je2 d&wUm 4.1 Wesl Columbia st.. i'inclnnatl, U. l'HIE. D. FISJIEU, Civil EiiRiiiccr, Surveyor and Draughtsman, Blnbee'i Block, over Rudlsill's, HlKli SI I net, Coluinbiis, Ohio. a 1,1, KINDS OK LAND AND KNUlNICEti- .'V INK Hurvuylui; and leveling; M.ippiu? 1'lattiuK; Mechauical and Architectural llrawiug, promptly aud satisfactorily executed. Hefur to U. 1,. Hulllvaut, F.(., JolinGraham, Ksq., Col, H. Hedbery, C. IS Jy31 dlmwly I to ii , Tlios. Ewing's Address llelivernd before thtf t;oLu:,iuu.s atiieneilii. linglauJ Its 1'rcstnt Condition ami I'u lure I'rosperts. Orders should be addressed to the OHIO STATE JOURNAL. COMPANY. l ilco tir per 100; 6 copies for $1.00; alilo copies sent by mail for !l5c, poslaire fiee. marl5 iittir To the CUIens ot Coliimbiis. IUIE SUBSCUIBUR, UAVJNG HAD A X large ecpericnce in the buslue'H and laowing the wauls of tlie citiKens, has eunclnded to establish a Hue of Cll If UAC1C3, to run to aud from any part of the city. My (laniages aro all uew and convenient. To the latdies this will aflnrd a convenient opportunity jf ahoppln-r. atteudlugl'ublic lctnrei,, or of visiting the 4itlereut Public Institutions. By leaving word at the Uultud Plates Hotel, Capital JJoune, American, Neil Hoiimo, or Buckeye lloticn, all uruers win tie promptly auonuea to, W Fare each way, 1 5 conta. tg" line of OMMBU.SI will soon be run regularly i'roiu the Court Hou:e to the Railroad Depots. Fare ten cents each way. 'i'UO.'?. UW X'K (V t Y marlO-dtf HiriiE AINI i'lSlOl, (MM.rllCY, f UIE SHAKSI'EARE RIFLE AND lISTOr. 1. (ULLIiltY, On Town St., Miunnd iloor (Vom I'rrinkliu Uaiili, is open at all hours during tbo day and evening, (ien tjemen wi.ibin.r to perfect themselves in this nisnlv ac coinplishraeut a:e rajpectfully invited to eall at the rooms, wbere nvery attention will be paid to render their vimi agreesuie ana tv M.ictory. .lev; dtf JitTank iTcoks-) Every variety ot lllai.k Hooks in ilte, quality, man nor of ruling, and style of binding, couataully on band, or made to order M Bbort notice by S. a. BURR h (()., roarld High at., opposite Stato lloute. DRESS MAKING-MISS NEWLAND, OF New York City, would reepentrully inform the ladles of Colnmbna and vicinity, tliat .he is nrenared to exe cute all orders of DKISJ AND MANTILLA JIAKINU, of the most fashionable stylen, and on reasonable terms, at ner piace oi resilience norm sui. ot Town at., snvon nonra "irourtn bi. . mari.,-lT New fiooks-Eutsw, aTalaol the Rerulutluo; byHiuins. Hertha, last work by Mis Bremer. The Philosophy of Marriage, by M. Ryan, M.I), liie Skeptical Era in Modern History, bv T. M. P.ul. Intermarriage, or tho mode in which, an-1 tbeeaunea why, Beauty. Health and Iutollect result from certain unions, and Deformity, Disease and Incinity from others. Hoaryhead k UcDonuer, by Jacob Abbott. Thoughts and Apothegms from the writings of Ak)j- visnop wnaxeiy. The gucrod Home, by M P. Caddie. RAILROADS. Cleveland, Columbus V ;ineinnatl KAILHOAll. Wialcr Arrangement for 1855-56. Threi Trains Daily from Columbus, in conneo-tiou with Trains on tho I.iMlii Miami, and Columbus nnil X nn in liuiiroaus. I EXPRESS TRAIN AT 10:05 A. M.; J . ewppiiijr at Delaware, Cardmgtou, uauon, urestnno, Khelby, New London aud Grafton, arriving at Clovoland at J2: lu 1. 11.; giving paeeengera foktt MlNuriH lor dinner anaconnecuug witu ui;'jir. u. east express irainou the Lake Shore Road for Dunkirk, Buffalo, New-York, &o. This Train connects at Gallon with the Bellefuntaine and Indianapolis Railroad, at Creatliue with the 1:110 Express Train on the unio ana reunsyivanta nauruau iorj-iiib-burgh, Philadelphia, &c, and the Ohio and Indiana Railroad for Fort Wayne ; at Grafton with the 3 :45 P.M. Train tor Toledo and Chicago, reaching Chicago 8 o'clock uext uioruing. 2. Mail Train at 3:20 P. M. ; itopplog at all way sla- tioua botween Columbus and cievoiauo, arriving at ueve land at (1:15 P. SI., oonnectinir at (Jrestlinowith.0:60 P.M Fast Train on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad for Pittiiliurgli, &c, wilh the Ohio and Indiana Railroad for Fott Vaua, fie; at Cleveland with the 9 MOV. M. Night Fcpi-dse Train on the lake Shore Railroad for the Kant. 3. Night Express at 12:16 P. M. ; atoppiug at Delaware and all way stations North of New Loudon and leaving passongereatall way ntations,counectingatCrontliuewUh the 6:00 A. M. Train on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad nt Grafton with tho Toledo Day F.xpronsforChioago, arriving at Chicago at 0:30 P. SI., eonnoctingatCloveland with the Moruing Train on the Lake Shorn Railroad for Dunkirk, Buffalo, New-York, (to. eT for through and local Tickets apply at the Ticket Otuce in the Passenger Depot of the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, and J .it Ho Miami. Columbus and Xeoia Railroad Companies. E. K. FLINT, Columbus, Nov. 19, 18.j5.-dtr SuT'rir.tmd'nt . Central Ohio Railroad. WrNTER ARRANGEMENT CUANGE OF TIME. Tw.i I'aii.f Trai.vh Eaph Wat, (Scsdit3 V.invnr;) isd nrT On Chanub or Cars Bktwsks Coi um-nua A.iD Ualiimobs. ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV IOth, lS5,r, Trains will run na follows : GOING EAST Kxpreti Train. 10:00 a. m 11:10 12:16 r. H 12:03 1:25 " 2:33 " .. .. :69 " 3:45 " COINfl WEii Rxprtu Train. 11:45 A. M ..,,.12:40 P. M 1:07 " 2:P,0 " 3:20 " 4:27 " 6:15 " 7:20 " 1ih'i Train. 3-30 p. h. 4:03 6 66 " 6U ' Mi " 8-35 " U.Od " ul 10 00 " Miil Train. 4jOA. M. 0:13 ' 0:11! " 7:15 " 8:28 " ll:.'l-,i " 10:37 " air. 12:00 a. iolumbus , Newark .anesville Concord Cambridge Uarne4Ville B'dntont Arrive at B-llolr. Isavp. Bellair Helmout , llarnesville ...... Cambridje Concord Zanesville Newark Arr. at Columbus. Tbe Kxpreas Ttain going Eabtniil atop to take up or leave Passengers, at Columbia, Kirkersville. Newark, Zanesville, Conoord, Cambridge, Campbell'e, Barne&rille, aud Bvlinunt, only. Giu.va H'M, will stop at all Stations upon elgnal. i tie Mail i ram will atop at all tbe stations where tbe Mail is to be received, or delivered, and at all other Stations on Notice being given. COING EAST. The 10:00 A. M. Express Train connects at Cnlumhur. with the Express Train which leaves Cincinnati at A A. M. and with the train from the West ou the Columbus. pinna, aud Indiana Railroad: at Newark wilh momlnr Trains to and from .Sandusky, Manslicld and Mt. Vernon, anil wilh iraumoii me fiLBoot-iiviiieanii iiiuutnn ruuiroan: at Wheeling with Express Train on the Raltimoroand Ohio Railroad for iialtimoro, Washington, Phihlelphiannd Eastern Cities. The 3:30 P. M. Train will connect at Columbus with tho second Traiu from Cincinnati; at Newark with San dueky, ManMlield aud Newark Railroad; and at Wheelln with Night Train on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Pas senders leaving Iniaville and points below Cincinnati and taking the 10 20 A. M. I rani on Little Miami Railroad Hill oouuect with Una Train at Columbus. PasscngcrH leaving Indianapolis and Richmond by morning Train on Indiana central liallroaa will alsoconuectwitn this train at Columbus, aud reach Wheeling at 10:00 P. M., and leave by 10:30 P. M. Train on Baltimore and Ohio Rail- roaa, arriving in i-aiuiuore Ul. u r. ai. ue7.buay, GOING WEST. Tho 4:50 A. M. Mail Train connects at Bellair with Night Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; at Newark with Trains to aud from Sandusky, Mansfield aud Mt. Vernon, and Chicago via Monroeville; at Columbus with the Trains for Cincinnati, and with Tratus for Xenia, Dayton, ludlanapolis, and Chicigo, via Dayton and via Urbana. The 11 : 15 A.M. Express Train connects with tho Express Train from Baltimore, aud arrives in Columbus at 7:20 P. M., and couuectH with Trains going South aud West, arriving at Cincinnati at 1:15 P. M. THATCHER PERKINS, 6Vn'i Xuperinttndtnl. Zanesville, Nov. 21, 1856.-dtr New and Direct Route TD HTICRENVII.l.E, Pl'lTriMIRGH, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, and the rriiicipul Eastern cities, VIA Steubenvillo & Indiana Railroad, Which le now completed and in successful operation between Newark aud Stuebeuville. PASSENGERS BY TllIS ROUTE LEAVE X COLUMUL'd via ExproRS Train Central Ohio Railroad at 10:10 A. M. connect at Nownrk with the above road to Steubenvllle, where tliey arrive at 6 P. M. J leave immediately on FIRST CLASS STEAMERS running in connection with the road: and alter a oooilortable night's rest, reach 1 iltsburU in lime fdr the 7 A.M. Train of the PENNSYLVANIA 11A1LUOAI) for Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York. FARE. Cltimbus to Steubenvillo tl 15 " " Pittsburgh 4 76 " " Philadelphia 13 00 ' (i Rallimoro 12 75 ' " New York 10 60 4y Passengers by thiri route have the advantage of r:uocf:u Jarr aud aro not Euuiecieu to noi.ri oiiis at rut Imreh. Passengers and baggage conveyed from the boat to the depot J'rtx of charge.. For through tickets, please apply nt the lkk-1 flice of tbo Central Ohio llailroan. 0. W. FULTON, Lata y ftth Dkvennv, Gmeral Ayvxl. nol6 LITTTiE Mr AM I AND COLUMBUS 4 XENIA UAILROADi. Tiaius run between Culuinl.ua aud Cincinnati, as follows : DOWNWARD. UPWARD. Leave Arrive at Leave Arriveat Columbus. 2:46 A. M. 12:301. M. 8.301'. M Cincinnati. H:02A.M. 4:43 P.M 1:23A.M. Ciuciuuali. 0:00 A.M. 10:00 " 11:00 P.M. Coluuibus. 0:66 A. M 3:20 P. M 11:30 " The 2:45 A.M. Train from Columbus connects nt Xcnia for Ilavton. Richmond, ludlauapous, lAlayelt , Chicago, St. IaiuIb, and all points west; connects at Morrow lor Wilmington, Circlcville and Lancaster; and at Lovcland'n for lim.iuoruugn anacuiiiiootnc; aiso conecuug at tin cinnati for Louisville bv tbe boats. The 12:30 P. M. Train, Ironi Columbus, connects at London forSprlnglleld, liaylon, Indianapolis, &c; con uectiug at Xcnia for Dayton, Rlchmou.l, Indianapolis, Lafayette, Cblcago.St. Louis, and all points west; connecting at Morrow for Wllmiuiftun. Circleville and Lancaster aud at IovelHiidia, foillillsborougb and Chlllicothe; aud at Cincinnati wltii the ll. u. K. n. ior ixiuisvine. The 8:30 P.M. Train from Columbus connects at I nn dcu for Springiield; and at Xenia for Dayton, Richmond, ludtanapoiis. Torre Haute, Vincennes and St. luia. For other Information apply to T. Lough, Agent, or M. I.. Dobskty, Ticket Agent, Columbus; Wm. IVkkiht, Ai'ent. Soriupneld: A. W. Stakk, Aguut, Xenia; A. II. I.awif, Agent, or P, W. Strahuk, fueral Tii bet Agpnt, Cincinnati. w . ll. ui.l'.Mt-l i, no30 StiiHrintendi-nt. Type for Sale at a Great Bargain. ' TJB OaiU STATB JOURNAL COMPANY "Ffr'riIl FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING J lots of Type, which is hut little worn, and will be sum ior caeu at extremely low pnres: f.OO lbs. Pica. 1500 " Small Fiea. 2500 " Long TrimtT. 200 " Nonpareil, oopper-litceil. And Bereral lontu or JOB TYPE. apr26-dSiw HON. CHARLES SUMNER'S SPEECH ON Kanias- the cause of tbe attack on hU person by lirouks of H. C. ; to which is added the debates which followed, and remarks of Douglas, Cass and Mason, and Mr. Sumner's reply Price 10c: ) perdo, ;ForB.leby . Jet.. RANpAl.1. 4 A5T0N. RAILROADS. MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI . AND IIILLSUOKO' ltAII.ItOADS, 01' ENED TO A WENS, . 157 miles East of Cincinnati. Daily Trains let. Athens & Cincinnati. miME CHANGED. ON AND AFTER MON JL DAY, the 2d of June, 1950, the trains will run as louowa, nutn runner notico: First Traiu Leaves Chillioolbe at 6 :00 a. m., and ar rives at Cincinnati at 10:45 a. ra., and Columbus at 3:20 p. m. Socond Train LeavoBCliillicothe at 12:30 p. in., after the arrival of the Train from Athens and Portsmouth, and arrives at Cincinnati al4:40 p. in., and Columbus at ll :.m p. in. P.ETURNING; First Train Leaven Cincinnati at 0:00 u. in., and arrives at Chillicotbe at 10:20 a. m., and connects with Train for Athens, Portsmouth, Zaleski, Jackson, and intermediate pointe. Second Train Leavea Cincinnati at 3 :30 p. in. , and arrives at Chillicctho ot S) 2'i p. in., and Uillsboro' at 6:45 p. m. First Train East leaven Chlllicothe nt 3:00 p. m. after the arrival of the train from Ciuclunatl, and arrives at Athens at 8:00 p. m., where it connects with stages lor Marietta, Porueroy, Parkereburg, and other points and returning, loaves Athena at 0 a. m., and arrives at Chlllicothe at 11:05 a. m., connecting with the traiu lor Cin. cinnati, Hillsboro aod Columbus. Fare from Chlllicothe to Columbus S3 50 " " " Cincinnati 2.U0 " " Athens " 4.75 Ticlrets can be had of M. L. Doherty, Columbus Depoli P. W. Strader, corner Broadway and Front at., Cincinnati; Little Miami R. R. Depot, and nt alt of 1he principal Stations on the M. ti C. h II. R. jy25 W. R. ARTHUR, Kupt. Notice to Stock Dealers. rpHK CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CIN- CIS'NATt HAIMIOAD COMPANY arft now running an Express 8tnekTra1nt rrLich leavi;. Columbus for Clve-laud nt 6:45 p. m., aiitl coDimrt witli C, & K. 11. H. for Dunkirk and HutUlo, This arrAQgeiuent la exproar,ly invit for the acromrao-d at ion of moult Uealcrsat CoLumuutt, F.very lacilily possible will be givim to nRurnfiuccHr.in thetranpporiMion of BtocL. J AM ES PATfP.HOiN , AgHit . inyl9-d3m jyi! Valuable Lauds for Sale. I AT PRIVATE SALK MY TRACT X. oi land in Ohio, contain inaj Rome 1100 acrox. Saul land lies iu Kraoklia couiitj, on tbo Scioto rivr and Walnut crfk, at tho viilaga of iShRdwvill, 8 orO milc.i below tbe city of Coluinbui, in a populoud aa1 Wfaltby iifiiRhborhood. Then aro 7u0 aore of floured hind iu Pftid tract, tbo most of which in tirnt rate rivor and creek bottom, and the uplnud, both clnnred and in woods, ir) very little iiirWior to tbo hottot,. laai, aod will produce from GO to (0 bu.ibels of cnni 1o the ncre, and fine for wheat. Ou said lucd thcru are a u umber of comtortable dwell Iiiflf bouses, and ncc?r-fiary outbuildin(;p, including sever al large corn crilw on the caual and creek, wb re it is naviirable for boat. AUo Fteteral orchnrdfl, aDd immediately adjoining at .Shadeville, tlifre in a Urt rate tloiir-in and saw ui HI. Thl tract oi bind la well adapted lo both farming and gi axing, being watered at every point by the river, cTok, canal, wel In, and nPvr failiuR Hpriiifn. The fertility and local advantmjertof the Scioto and Walnut creek liiudu, ar too well known to make a further description nre-innary. 1 will nell the entiit? lr& I of i "d iu a body, or divide it to suit purotiiiHerri, provided I c:tn sell the whole. After the rirrft payment, accommodating terms tit to time can be had. Any communication addressed lo mo at Front Koynl, VTarnrn county, Virginia, will bo promptly attended to, April iD, laoo wxi si. wnLi. The Ohio State & Union Law College DULY INCORPORATED, IS NOW IN PRO GRliSa at POLAND, MAflONlMI Ctl , O. j no acuity consiHia ui lion, (.'iiester Hayden, President and Prof, of Klcmen-tary, Civil aud Constitutional Law, the Law of Hen I IV tate and Fruity Jurisprudence. . . J Itai. Lbeu .Nmvlon, j'rof. of International Law M. D. IsTSfirett. Prof, of Pleading snd Practloo.lomtiior- cial Law aud tbe Law of PerflonalContrar.tr. M. A. Kiuir. Prof, of Fvideuce, Xcst&mentarv Law. and Criminal Jurinprudeuce. O. N. Fowler M. 1 , and F. My(-att, M. It , 'oint Profq. of AlodicaJ Jurisprudence and Practical Anatomy. frot. ol rarllaiueutary and I'oreimic Oratory. (Tliis Profefirtorrihip will bo li Ued at comuieneem-ut cl uextterm.) The preiieut sludentH consist chiefly of thoie who have been under the instruction of the Pr'sidt-nt at tho lute Law Hchool In PoughkeepNio, aN. Y. lArKeacoessioiis are expected at the next term, commencing on the Jd ol April, and continuing IU weeks, at the end of which legally authorized degrees will be conferred. ine uoueu is nirnipuen wuu a larye Library, ftu-j it n; believed that it confers advantages lor obtaining a thorough knowledge of the Theory and Practice of Law, and Forensic and Parliamentary Oratory, not surpassed by any Institution iu the U, Status. For particular address M. A. K!N(i, Sec'y n( Board oi trustees. DAVID lull, Feb. 14, lHf.O-lyw IWddnt of the Board A Hipublicun Paper fur the Presidential Cam paign. THE BACKBONE. 'piliS ItEPUBLICAN MOVEMENT, JL strong in both Truth and Uccuslon, needs hnt nu earnest and lntollic;itut proseiitation of Us FACTS to the honest mind of the country, to ho ovorwcluiiiigly strong at tlio Hii.i.or-lloi. The urgency of Ihe occu-slon (loiimnds tho enlistmuut of the frees to Its utmost extent. Therefore it ia proposed to issuo ourly iu the month of May, u Campaign paper to be called Tin HascKBONa; lo bo continued until tho l'rotldcntlnl election, aud devoted ti) noindlvldunl or local purpose, but the earnest and emphatic annunciation oftfio Iritis and Arguments of tho Kepublicnn Cause and, forthocauso uku, tho hearty support of the nominees of ILe 17Ui ol Juno, tvnoovur luoy muy DC. It is confidently belloved that tho loop mid wldo-Biireail interest felt In tho successor tho Kciiublicaii Movement in tlio coming struggle, will give this cum- iuiiiu, n v.ui.uitt,iiM, uituvitv iiuniiuwii in mo uusiury of campaign pap-ru Uiua enabling iu publisher to command for Us columns tho ablest Kopuldlcun talent oi the country, and making it indeed a " IUi kbo.m" l'a-pur. Tho gallant stylo in which tho great Stale of Ohio lias taken place in tho Kupublicnn column, it is tnoughl lends a propriety to tbo decision to plant this press on this eoll consecrated ut first by Jefferson's great Ordin ance of freedom, nnd now rescued from every tninl of uouguiucery. The lUcKiioNK will bo issued from the oflhe of the Cleveland Morning Loader, Cleveland, Ohio ; It will be of rcspoctable tito, on new type, and in tho best style of the typographic art. It will bo Issued weekly, islngle copies, 5 1,110. When in packages of !!u or more,toouo address, 50 ceula per copy. 1'ajnient Invariably In advance.ir?" Will notsotno working Republican In even-town in all tlie Males where the circulation of free papors Is tolerated, at ouco uuike an effort for tecuritig a club ot at least 211. All letters and remittances to ho addressed to JOH.1 ti. l'KliNCH, Cleveland, Ohio. tPPThe undorsk'ners. full. Imnrowcil miih tun i,.. porCunce of tin ulhuieut use of tho fress ou tho side of Republican Truth and Ilight, lu tho coming I'rcsidon-tlal Campaign and bolng assured Mint "TUB UACK- oun ii" win be tearless, able ana prudent would ear neatly Btiggestto their friends the good that limy bo so cured by its extended circulation. Washington, 18th March, lhVi, Edward Wado, fldwin If. Morgan, lJ. liliss, C. K. Watson, Richard Moll, Will. Cumback, V. H. Kclsey, J. R. GiddingB, Charles Sumnnr, A. Harlan, JohnP, Uale. W. 1. l'fcBsenupn, Wra. II. Setvard, Solnmon Foot, B. 1', Wade, Henry Wilson, N. P. IiankR, Ottcrbcin University. rillUS flourishing nnrt prosperous Institution Is situ-J. nttd in tbe retired nnd beautltul villngo of Win-mvn.LH. F.-uutlin county, Ohio. It bus become rro verbia. alike for 11a hoalth, lis morality, and the Intel-licence ol Its citizens. Located near the centre of the .Slate, it is of ea.iy access from every direction. Blu-dents and others will stop at the ' United H tales Hotel,' in Ibo city of Columbus, from whonco they will always llnd an Omnibus for Westervillo. Though It Is bolh a main ami lercnin iiieiuuilon,yet tne strtute.'t regulation of safety to the sexes is enforced. Great exertion is put forth to make the School an attractive borne ; " 10 proservo health ; to develop, symmetrically, tlio physical. Intellectual, and moral powers; to cultivate good habits, easy manners, a roflncd tasto, and correct morals; lu short, to lay broad end aeon, in tuose commuted to tneircaro, the foundation of future usefulness aud happiness. TUITION TEH BISSI0N. Geography, English Grammar, and Arllbmelic, JO. lilguer uruncbes, liieiudiug Muthcnudlcs nnd Natu ral .-clcnces, Jt) on. Lnnguagos, and Afentnl nnd Moral Rclenrn, 8 1 1 I'll. Instrumental Music and Drawing, nxtra. Vocal tlusic, free. BosnllDg, lneludi:? room, ftiriil.uings, fuel, Tbe collegiate year la divided Into two sessions. irh of twenty-one weeks In length. Tho first begins the urn. " cuiii-Duaj iu no,u,niuer. ai us ciobo, there is a vacation of two weeks, at which time tbo noil begins. Stndonts will be admitted at any time. Thorn 1b a Manual Labtr Vfartmtnt connected with the Institution. In which young gentlemen desi ring moor, oau u-iumi y ye supnuca a. a lair compensa tion. W. KLAUGHTEH. lOMtAlnrulf Agont O, Uplver,ltjr, MERCHANT TAILORS. OPENING OF SPRING GOODS FOR Gentlemen's Wear. AFTER MVT TIIANK.3 TO THE PUBLIC for the liberal pat ronage tbey have hnretoforo given in, 1 would nay thut 1 have just returned from a visit to New-York, in older to purcliane a stock of goods suitubl KOIt TLIE Sprint: aud SiiBuuior Trade. Which 1 have now received, and am hotter prepared thftn ever before to oiler barcauit. I intend to sell exclusively for (MHLI, al the lowt poasirjje rates, jiy sioca cotmuifi or Cloths, Cassimcres aud Vtsiiis. of cvf-ry grade and color, from the finest imported to tht cnenpehi uoraiiic. Abo. a Qne assortment of all kiodn of Geut.-M i'liruisliini: tiootlN. AjrAUordersentrusted to niy charge will be promptly attended lo, without any disappointments as to timu. Good titu aud fma work warranted In ovoi y instance. Tho publioaiw in vi lu J to call ud esaniina my stock, as I fo.d conHdeut I can plea all who may lavur me with their patronage. np7 r. utJrj; B HAVa; this day oii;ni;ij VHH INSf'Kf.'flON', AT ' MY NEW STORE ROOM, IN THE .rOSIIVSOV IU ILUINfM KULNCH & KNGLlaSil LKOAD CLOTILS, A T PRICKS VARVINO FROM 2.1. fill l'KR -t. yi. Al-o, a.iino.:t every vflti--! v of rich and bc.n- thai Hltt'n and Fancy Silk, Iv'atln and 'elv-t- V,.-,,!,, ; Flain and huacy Cueshncryp; 'iirfn and Muillers; J'hin snd Fancy Satin iuv.l .-'ilk t;i m ..., Hhirt and Collarr; .'tippeudcrn; Woolen, Pilk und Kid tilovs; -il nui l.atub'e Woi-i Undershirts ind brawri; l.arab'n Wool and Cotton Sticks; lilk and Linen Portut lindUfri:hMi: and in r?t every article to Ijf! found in tha tlr-t l'riiper r.aiHoiLn nuientu oi mo r,asi. iuene tnu;H liave just been brought from New York, nod are ui tlie I a tort pattern. From Ion;; aud renin. hM trial", I tin eatiplied that Jus tice to niy ininieroiiH and valuHbln customer or invsell can only be obtained by the '.'A vll .-Y,t;TFM, which I Lave therefore aduuted, and brditve tuy patrnna will hi well satt'lied by th9 inoreiHed prompt bats and tintfli with wui'-ri tnrii' r-iuers will lift ey.ecut'-tt n 'Vl! ai tin renii.i tiou in price-i 1 can thus, eilect. A fffeulleniua wh has lieeu eusnred m coiidnrim" a nimilar busineps In Nerf York for tbi last (sixttien ye:ir, ia employed an Cotter, and nil who desire ci.n now hav their garmeutg cut. ai.tt (1'itf in the lnteit and most tsty New York sty left. (flol A. A. KTEWAKr. a (i it 1 7? irir ij ra l Fruit Trees, &cM at tolumlMis, 7K UAVF. KECJKIVKt) A VERY LAUVif f T assort in ut ot the linest hieablo Frnit ireea, iie.. Ad lneiutnug Apple, reach, ja.r, (htan'.iaru ami ftr dwarf,) 1'luiu, t 'berry, Quinco, Apricot, Nec- h$ .ariue, iirape t lupn, ni.'-chm-ry, Cnimut,"" Haspl-erry, .Strawberry pUnt-, J-lmtnirb Htjf.tri, Oi'Jtra Uranpe, vc, Ac, MmhI if thtie art! frfin. the w-ll k!ion nuisiiri.'ii t.t Til- wander li Barry, lb:hntr, N. Y., and thorfrt nlio ibishe such articlea from sources that cru lie relied on (in-tid of irri-Kponibln agcoU.) will do wdl to cull r.ud iiia.ko their nelectiiniti, or cend on their ordcru lily. 'Ihor'e who ii refer not to id ant until liiir.iu can iA?e the tr.en licpt nafoly for them until tlmttime. 4'at;.loiie:itriny be naaon appiicM,'n at tha t oltivitto Nurnerv. (lllief lit'tbe nov:i dtf 11. I!. HA'iiCliAM d CI). .sntAvvii:itiir:s, itoi A LA HOB ASSOIiTMBNT OK STRAW-HlCliRY PLANTS of Ihe most approved Linda, lnclti ding Jjrjre Karly Scarlet, linrr's New I'ine, Ilovey'a Sn d nnj, loiuiioa, nuilhOU ol Cir.c-inri.iTi, tienMseo, Cilinseo Cone, Moyamensin?. and pevei a otliors. all true In nmne and unmid Hi.:e t-l.hOtn J J pvr l"0, tinu:li lc by ill. imiu. Ali:o. a flue assortment id donsuhari v Cnrrji,,! n.l ilapheri-y bushes. TL.At the i.elur bus NuiHerf , o-ie milesoulh. aprlO si. II. IlAlEIUMfc l.i) "lOLliSlBUS NUKSKKY. -TtTltEAT VAliT X.J CtVOf the cinfl clluice l''r.l!1 nn. (lrnni..ii1;.l Tn..-i and Khi-ulis. ... - Tuo uuder.ili-ni-ii pirej uotice Unit lie has inaite arrange ments with seme oi tlie must e1..ive aud jnimt lelinble Nursery establishments in the Kfatn of New York, fur coustunt supply at Coluiiibu i of the very clmieest Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, and will fill nil orders u m-n. iiunuu iiiesoorie.,1 nonce. Among tuein Hiesoio now varieties of great value. Printed catalogue, will be in readiness for graimtouB disiiitiafi.. noon. The Trees will be lor sale iu a very few days, and may be seeu at the oornor of ilii;h aud State street:!, or nt iiose (V,ttaie one uiuw noi-in oi v-ciuuiuus, on tne vvoriuiugtou Koad. WAKIiKN JIONKI.VH Lagcnd?. Agricalturar Works. -C-!.'5:.-t:!: ,i -- - : " . i. 1-. .. : :v.v : ; '"''' New Yoik Scll-Itr,Iihiir Itcniiri, Siao, 1MIK BIMI'LliaT, BTItONOliST, MOST DU-J KAIILK, Widest Cut, and l iable. t-Dtalt sKu- I;ai:i:b ever Invented. New York Hand Kakiiiy Kcapcr, I25 Kctchom Mowers, - - . . tin yaine combined to Heap, $;0 additional. Seymour's Orain Onll A, (irnss Snu rr, KeDtllebiirKei'M roilnlUi: Cider Mill UUI I'tcs-, - ;js Trices at Shop. Traiispnrtatinii lo bu paid by i.in ehiLS-era. Letters answered promptly. Ail.liesathe Mannliii'-turcrH. WAIUIKK, DliOKAW A; CH1L1I, 'nll-(iiiiir KiiilnirUidd, CUik county, O. GKOGEItS. george Mcdonald, Succcsfiur to Jolm Miller .Sr :., NO. 84 llltill ST., Ol'fDI-ITli TI1W CAI'IToL lit)U::IC, WluAaaU it IltJuil Vt'alrr in Chuux I'amHu (Jroarin. S KOW rilKl'AIUii) TO SKJIVK HIS Old; X aud llcui friends wilh the iiiu,,t coiupleto iiturk of goods ever oflercd In this maiket, uiaoi. ahii-h maj befeiiiul li... lonowiii ariii-.ies, : l,onf, Crushed, Pulverized and tlranulated Sucsri Mocha and old (ioveinment .lava Colices. Black and firecn Teas of tbe tinoet friadus. Tappioca, Sago, Farina, and Wheat, u tints. . Com Starch, Pearl Barley Oat Ileal. VermlelUiandHaceainnl, rtice Klour,Cek;n directs Currie Powder and Irish ilo.ia, l'iue Apple Chees.. ' Hoopers' laingUsp and French felntine. FiitfliHh, French, and Anierieioi llustaids. Hda, Ci-am Tarler, and Railing Ponders, rieklee, Ut' ups, l..iglir.b (iauces, and F.wt lud, Pre Serves. Bakei-'a Clincolate, Cwcea, Dtuiiia and Cocoa ;:UelIs. Sardines, Olives, Capern, and Olive Oil. iSlone. Wooil. and Willow Ware. In creal vniietv Together with all Ihe mule st.ple n-. tieles lu Crc.-ery nuaiueila. N. It. All goods delivered to city cinjl.imers freeol r.nargn. luivix fXl)( CANS Kitlvfll TOMATOES, OK t-U- JJJ I'littlllK iuali(y, lor rale by "'';' tihfi. Mrli.J.NAI.n In' BBI.S. NEW-YOR1C u6lVwiN"tTYlTijP. I. Forssleby uol4 fiEO. MCDONALD. Blake, Williams & Co. IV. CARR1AGH fil A N UFACTI7 J K R S' , COMJMIHJS, OHIO, f TAVK NOW TflK 0RK.V!'!viT VARITTY 11 and naest inality of r-.i liver offered for snle in this market, ( oriiltin of Family Carrisy., I iVM Ooe hnra III :W v.iy I'hntnn Boggles, l.lgbt Mlifling Tup l'"C l.ws. Rtli'd fine Light Trotting IliK-.ii a, hiring Wagons, ermll llmnibur v or llnr.fcs, F'ensi'in Top Barouches, Lifclit Koad and Physiriaiis'.iitliie All ol which we warrant te rivo Batlefn.'-ti..ti. Our prices shall ba as low as any Establi-hmeot in tho Western country, who Bell work of erjusl quality. Call and examine our work before purchasing tdcewliere. Hecuud hand Buggies taken In .xchsnif-for new work. : itopairing done on short uotico. i rJbons and IteDrieiturv on Front, boivcca Slate and Iwnsts, 1 - evil ma BOOKS AND STATIONERY. New Spring Stock Now Keady ! RANDALL & ASTON, Wholesale and Iletuil Mealer.i in BOOKS AND STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, tVAI.L A NO UINUOtV I'AI'I'HS, OIL PAIxNTlNCJS, l.ii!iigrailix nttd Uti'raviiit, WINDOW SUAI'rX, ttlKNim 4 HX I I.KI.S, Hull uutl ;iceu IIoIIhiiUm, GILT & liOUEWOOD MOULDINGS 4j-l KAMF-! on bend and made to ordi . t'Ai'Kt.S of itiujOHt every deci iptiou. And an endienH variety of fauey and iih-Iul nr tides lur I.adien and (.eiitl-nieu, all of hit.li will le uold ver? b-n ftir UASH, at H lutings Old Mmul, l oiumlm-, it mar'JO pilE GREAT WEST INCLUDING OHIO, X. Indiaua, Mi.isouri, Michigan, Wisconsin, loan, Min- neti'ita, KaniB and iSvbraka. tiiviutf their adviiiitjaee. Keoraphy, iHiionrevs and prospects. lea KAND.U.I. tl Ah'l'tN "lOLU PENS ! (JOLD PENsl-1 W'e have just received, direct from the manufacturer, a fine lot of W'alkor's celebrated Gold Fens, confiat-ing if Mammoth, Fountain fclide, Patent, Kngroanin, Commercial nod MantHcrlpt, all warrantid. Csll and xamin' om ."tock. niy-8 RASDAtL it ASTON. VIEWs' OK l'OKKION CITIES V Takn on the spot by celebrated aittits ey are sum 10 iit HLiiir.-iy ci.rrct by nafns. Also, s line i.iiL)le of Hlevl Kmn-Hvinj-H, l ieneh end Ameneiu l.i1hoi,'r:iplm au-l l',-iits, at my-3 i;:,dali i Atni.'.'s NEW IJOOK.S Mmorir.!?; hy Mettuiucy, - vols. 1't'un'.-on' Poenn; iihit Diamorid elitit.u. Chaiiuin's Lectures on llhetoiif-and (.rnl .i j I'on&j; by Khv (.lias. Ktiig'tvy. HeroM; ur Greek Fairy Tales; ty Hev Cbis Kfngsly. Just publi-h-d nnd for snle by .13 I H. HII.fc-Y & CO. NJSW BOOKS The Modern Storv Toller. I'r.bnrt 1 eitur Konntine, or New Aa n tiidd. Colomba: Frntii th Fienrh ol PiOHjer il.Tintt O-nant s Lift" of .iud.-i.'u. J hi K.u 'lie -t M:in. Vai5.iliMi.rton; by Parknun, author o!' "Puiitisi." Just publi.ihod, and lor calo by i'- J. H. RILEY & CO. 'fiHE JIORAL SAYINGS OF PUBLIUS SY-JL IlL'S, a Koman Klave. The only tranelatiou fiom the Latin. Price 60.. ,ie RANDALL fc ASTON. Al.l . l'.Pl'.R.-i JsKW SI'Kl.K'i FOR HALLH I 1 M'".'!, telie and Oak Xloyl tlns and Hero arbl rilioua. AUo, Cornui'S, Caps, IU1 and velvet, ondcoloj. Centres, ftc , , In told Fine IViiitiiiirs and Prints, lor Hielioaids; a case ol new patterns. . AImi, 4 capes of neiv Papers, French rialins, of m::o-rior ijnality. Forsle;.t tl.., new bookstore. 'Qj-'l J. H. hll.FV i CO. yiNUOW SUAUiiS- M On lisnd, and iu great variety, (iol.1 SAadca, made to oniiir for .srlr.ra. I o. made to order lor store slid r.ft.ce windows, sido lights, Sc., plain and lettered F.LTF HOLLAND lor Shades, el to CJ in. wide f or sale at tlieneiv bn.'.l. -U.i-m. "v-u .L II. BII.KT .V CO. MIR K'JItS--' Finn-Oval Miri.iis. very richly frsine.l Tier Olasres, aesoi ted fti.e.s. .Lt't received nt the new bouksUne ., . JH lUl.aV i: CJ. ';!:. litPM to any -i.-o pirr, aud put 111 10 o.ltyle. rB,yi!4 TUKW L'OOKS- ' Peeeiit Spreches and A idrej.soa of Cin VorT.tTrai'eiIv: bv tiraee lir-Tiw-i.n.l r.nmuer. The Aligol iu The ilnusa. Kiiitf.ley 1'oius. The Psnorsuia; by Wuitticr. For sale by In' J. 11. HILLY (t CO. AI'Pf.KTON'S CYUI.OPKDIA OK BIOU-KAiTiY, edited by lr. Hawks; vol. 3 and 4, Macau-lay, evo, Loiidou. Fur al hy wi9 J. II. KILHY t CO. Q iV P.UKN UOIiG '3 WO RKS- J A good coilecliou of the iciety edition, for sale by J. H. RILEY it CD. lnyll WALL PAPER, Borders, Curtains, Hollands, &c. A I.AiUiii AND HFAITIFUL STOCK OF SPRINQ STYLES l KOIt SALE AT J,OW PRICES, BY 3. IX. 33 TT XL XX tii ! ct . No. I Odcon minding, npi P- uri'osnn the sta ts house. l'AWiit ILlNlTlNOi-r'OTT KATIIA ORDINARY I .V l V C E M JS N TS. VT(JW DEING OPENED A VERY LARGE X. l and splendid assortment of Vnll I'mihts mid Holders, Window l'uprrs plain nud liyuird, t ire Hoard l'l liils, Transparent Shades, Jiirlaiii l ixturen nud Trimmings, Hull Hollands, Ac., Ac. And ih mbcrlbers partl.-uUrly Invite all IIiom, win, In. lend AITUINU TIIKIR llolj.MCS this season, to call aud .-N.o.i,e ut iore seiecung elsewhere, as they will easily i.ave Inen 10 to "0 per cent, hv an doiuir. S. 11. Ullllt k CO., . '""i1 9 No. LJldeeu block. K REAMS WMTLNO PAPER- " u'tlcf. N'"le, Demy, Medium, Flat Cans. n.no nil.-1 and unruled. For .ale at low ' " . II. BCllK ti t:o., . . 'PI"'it the SMate House. V-TIiS BREMER'S NI5W BOOK. All lierlha: Translated by Mary Howlll For sale by je'js J. II. itli.EY & CO. inin.K, TKArr and PAPER norsi:, 0!) Lexington street, Baltimore, Ml. Opened tv T. II. Stockton, formorly editor of tho C.iisisviAN Would, Hini. Au.unuh, dec, and author in i-UBuniu.ini i.uri'K. Bibl UKiMRmesiT. Tha puldlcalloii of tho Bii4 ... . v.,.mv,.tf onoeuient Combination! of volumn : ench book ar.cnriliu li, il,. ,..i. ,ui vertion, halin paragraph farm ; the chapters nnd verses Indiculed by marginal figures without breaking tlie connection of subjects, tho. napor and press work of the beslquallty ; the text, In tliomoir readiblutul,, followed by a ropious and complin inilez, and with or niiiiou. uu Hut'tuni iimienE'i mcmerantfum. The books of the N'ew Tcstnmont will appear j!rt The Uosptl by Matthtui Is already out a beautiful lr) mo. vol. of nearly 200 pages, with glazed paper and leaded typo. Jljrk Is nearly ready lor the press, and the other Pools will rapidly follow. They may be bad in all varieties of binding, atnrices to nlt mi.i...... . and can readily bo sent by mail. Put In a w.s. ihov will lorm an elegant IHvinc Lidrahy. Tr act Depirtmbht. This Is devoted to tho publlca-of a monthly series of Biblb Tracts the . ,,t n, kind ever issued, and confessedly tho best tracts In tho world. No. 1 contains the etgitMON on thic Wodkti No. i tho Tim Coumandhcn ib, wilh additional r.(,.rf -r illustrative taitarei : and No. :l. the r.irBn... orTiitLw, as found lu (bo lllllh Psalm, 'j'hnsolracts aro so arranged as lo make the bonuly and utility of the Saercd Text more apparent and ImnrioMivu i.n i. ordinary form, they nro sold tingly, at one cent ; nud lnpocoTM,i!flfor 15cts.: 35 for Sftcta. ; ififor35oL.-and 100 lor 60 cts. Postage, if prepaid on paeksgesee. D vuaesi, only 4 a cent an ounco. Pil'KR UlPiRTMINT. Hera Is tho nnl.lln.llon r.r . email, nent, iiionthly paper, entlllcd Tug Uislr Timis, Uevoled to tho promotion of ell iiibla Internals, and lartieulaily of the cause above roproeuDled. Whoever wishes furlhor Information or tho onVn, huracte-r and nroirrn of this run., .hnnlri .h r... tlio liniLE Tmiis. The llrst number appearod iu April liatk nuinherscan jet bo supplied, as some are still on hand, and a iwprint of moro has been ordered. The Tuns Is published at 25 cts. Tor the volnmo, consisting of nlno numbors, from April lo Docembor : 5 copies tl; Id copies J-4; !ill copies 83; SH copies 1 4, HHd4Hcopiosfor5 IN ADVANCE. fjcnd two Uttar stamna. and a .nnrinien iiutnKoe nf theTiMKB, and alio of tho Tbaotb. will be inomMlv roluintul. Addross, T. H. NxncnTow. Ud Lexington street, Kaltimore, Aid. WHAT IS THE UdK OF BOASTING i with tha heat, wiion yoti can purehaie Fans so cheap of JylO RANDALL ASTON; Paper Hangings New Styles! 1UST P.KCKIV1CD DIRECT 1!) CAgE3 OF O t ren di rauera and rterderd, uew and very rich pat-t.""": bL -I. V. Kll.KY h CO. Sails 6 State onrnaf. A Fearful Night. 'Come down at once Ellen ia (lying !' That was all they said seven short words. I read the telegraph paper again and again, before I could comprehend the full force of the message it Lore. My eyes wandered over the regulations of the company, their tariff of prices, tho conditions under which they undertook their func tions, and at last reverting to the penciled lines, I roused myself from the stupor into which their receipt had thrown me and understood their purport, lillen Luttrell was dyinp-. She was my cousin, my earli est playmate, my embodiment of all that was lovely, pure and womanly. 1 I have no sisters, but had I been so blessed, I could not have loved her with a deeper affection than I bestowed on Ellen. My regard for her was utterly passionless, utterly indescribable. Love, in the common acceptation of the word, had never been mentioned between us, we confided to each other all our flirtations, all the ca prices, annoyances, nndjealouses which which are the lot of young people. When I was first enjjarred to Lucy. I was not happy until Ellen could share mv iov. could see the object of my choice and in sweet sisterly tones could congratulate mo upon it. It was my delight to see the af fection sprinsrino- up between my cousin and her whom I now call my wife to l . i ' . near tueir mutual praises ot each otuer, ana to tnink that, until some favored suit or should come to claim her for his own, Ellen would share our new home. This was not to be. Just before my marriage, rny cousin went to PJurgundy, on a visit to an old school-fellow, whose husband, a sickly and consumptive man, was com pelled to reside there for the benefit of his health. Her slay in France, which was lo have occupied but a few weeks, extended over six months. I heard from her but twice during the interval, but on the occasion of my marriage she wrote a long and affec tionate letter to Lucy, telling her that she was perfectly happy, and speakinn in those mysterious terms which girls love to use, ol a certain V icompto de liode, who was paying her great attention. Two months after, Ellen suddenly returned to England, accompanied by her brother who had been despatched to bnnp; her back There was a mystery connected with her return which 1 could never fathom; her mother, indeed, wrote mo a plaintive letter lamenting the folly into which youne gins usuauy tnrow away their attections, and hinting that even Ellen's good sense was not proof against womanly weakness, and that had she not been recalled when she was, she would have beon'drawn into a marriage which for reasons heraftor to be verbally explained to me, must have bsen an everlasting source of misery to her. At the receipt of this letter from niy aunt, I was it is needless to say, very much pained, but being forbidden to an swer it (for Ellen was unaware that I had been written to, and the sight of a letter in my well-known hand-writing would doubtless arouse hor suspicions,) I was compelled to wait until further informa tion was auorded mo. 1 hat information nvr came, and until her brothqr telegraphed lo mo in the words with which I have commenced my story, I heard nothing of tha Luttrell family. Wilhin ten minutes after I received the telegraphic message, I had thrown a few things into a carpet-bag, had a card stitched on to it with my name, and Bolton's Tamworth, for the address, (for I am old-fashioned enough always to direct my luggage in caso of loss,) and was rattling in a Hansom to Euston Square. I arrived just in timo to catch the night mail train ; the platlorm was thronged, there were Oxford men going back to tho University barristers starting on circuit, sporting men going down for the Leamington steeplechase, and invalids oil to Malvern in search of health. Porters were pushing, rushing against stolid old gentlemen, crushing their feet with enormous heavily laden barrows, and crying, 'by your leave,' while the sufferers were clasping their mangled limbs iu anguish. The postofiico van, with its trim arrangement of sorting boxes, and ils traveling capped clerks, stood gaping to receive the flood of bags pouring into it from the shoulders of the red-coated guards ; non passo-.igers were bidding adieu to their friends nt tho doors of the carriages ; tho policemen were busily unhooking the various labels from neighboring Blctchley to distant Perth, with which the vehicles were bedizzened ; commercial gents, those knowing travelers, were settling themselves comfortably on the backseats of the second class; the old gentleman who is nlways late, was being rapidly hurried to his place; and ihe back-faced stroker was leaning forward, looking out for the signal of tha station-master to go ahead, when I sprang into a first class compartment and took the only vacant seat I found there. Once started, I looked round upon my traveling companions, who were apparently of the usual stamp. There was a stout, red-faced, gentleman ff.rmer looking man, rattier uu3iiea wun the last pint or port at Simsoii's and tlie exertion of cram ming a fat little portmanteau (tho corner of which still obstinately protruded) under tho seat ; there was a thin, pale-faced curate with no whiskers and shirt collar, but with a Ions? black coat, and silk waistcoat buttoning round the throat, a mild, w.nh- ed-out, siim, aflernoon-service style of a man, engaged in reading a litile book with a brass on the back, and 'Ye Ly fie of St. Crucifidge,' emblazoned on it in red let ters. 1 here was a Iidgfty, pinched-up old lady, wilh a face so wrinkled as to make one tlianutul she was a lomale, as by no earthly means could she have shaved it, who kept perpetually peering into a mottled looking basket suggwstive of sandwiches and sherry-flasks, under apprehen sion of having lost her ticket, and thero ft young man apparently devoted to the stock-broking interest, stiff as to all his rounder checked trousers, neatly as to his boots, who kept alternate paring his nails, stroking his chin, Whistling popular melodies in a subdued tone, and attempting to go to sleep. Finally, on the opposite side to me, and in the further corner, there was a lajge bundle, the only visible component parts of which were a large poncho-cloak, a beard, and a slouched, foreign-looking hut ; but these parts were all so blended and huddled together, that after five minutes hard scrutiny it would have been difficult to tell what the bundle really was. To be Continued. COMMERCIAL COlM'GE, COT.UMBUS, OHIO, THE MOST Thorongh and Practical Institution IN the west. TERMS. For full Course, Including all departments m Book Keeping, Lectures and Penmanship, I invariably in advancs, .... go ua For full Course, lu Ladies' Department, SO (hi THE PROFEIETORS take great pkasure in expressing their thanks for tbe gralify-log and unprecedented success which bas marked the career of their institution since lis establishment at the Capital, and stimulates tnem lo renewed exertions to moot, in ei moat ejjici.nt manner, tho rapidly increasing demands for a practical and comprehentive courts of mercantile training. I hn great practical experience of tlie Principal, in heavy Bunking and Con'morctal Houses, assisted by educntodand accomplished gentlemen, has enabled him lo bring to degree of perfecUon, a system of COUNTING! ROOM .netruction, by oral exercises, INOT ATTAINED BY AIU' OTHF.R IS-KTTTUT10X. Ech student, by this new process, Is drilled at tho )KKK, individually, step by e'ep, until he has mastered the whole routine of an Accountant's dutU-'S nt thoroughly as though h had served an apprenticeship in some large Commercial House ; and ihus all awkwardness, fullering and egregious blunders are, In a great measure, dissipated. Iu addition to our engagement or accomplished Assistants, wo have also secured the services of some ol the most eminent lecturers in Ohio to lecture on Com mercial topics. Our course or Instruction is too extended to particulars here, but it embraces overv thing connected wltb DOUBLE JiNTKY HOOK KEEPING, with a free and full discussion of its sclonUfle principles Lectures upon Commercial History, and History of eminent Commer cial Men, Commercial (joography, Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations, Banking, Political K-eonomy, Worcantllo Law, glides of Trado, Penman- snip, oC. Ike Ladies' Department Is now opened for tho roceptlon of Ladies. No lu.titu tlon In the Union Imparts a more thorough or !nv:m,-Ing course in this Department, In conclusion, wo would add tnnl wa snan put .onu our best efforts lo merit in a still more eminent Wra the flattering reception which our enterprise has mot, and pledge ourteloes to impart a more tharough, practical conrge cf Mercantile Instruction than .un L.i formed at any other similar college. Among mo uiauy cecommeDoauoDS, wo give the following:" We, tbe undorsigned, take pleasure In testifying that wo are personally acquainted with Mr. Granqhh's ability as an Aecountaut,aiid teacher of Book Kooplnn, which Is of tho highett order. Ha has had groat experience as au Accountant, in hoavy Commercial' and Hanking Houses, which givos him superior facilities In Imparting a practical knowledge of Book keeping a thorough Commercial education. h. J. ALLR.V, LL. V., President of Karmors' Colloga. LOKIN ANDKEWS. PreshlenUif Konyon College. To young men who wish to acquire a" tae Jn- cation," we think it affords facilitros soldo; om equaled. of theoretical mr. uranger has tha rare qualification auiowicugo and aulness In teach nir. added tn nriMt..i wuu.iug migm experience, ana wo ifini conuueni thai Erttduatuafroifl bis College will be fully campetent to eep the mil cemplicattd set of Jiooht. A. P. STONB, Wholesale and Retatt Merchant, J. J. JANNKY, Sec. B'd of Control, fit. B'k of Ohio J. F. PARK, Book Keeper at D. T. Woodbury's. It. OVKKDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank. H. X. MILLS, Sao'y Columbus Gas and Coka Co. C. B. MASON, BoolcKeupcr nt J. H. Filey dt Co's. For full particulars, send for circular. OKANGfc'K de ARJVJSTKONG, ,le4-y Proprietors. Suporlor si., Cleveland, 0.,nd Main St., Bun"ulo,N.Y. PRINCIPALS. II. D. Bryant, J. W. LvsTc, II. D. Stratton. DIRECTORS, Hon. J. II. Oiddings, Pros. Chas. G. Klunoy. " Hiram Griswold, " iKirin Andrews, " K. Hitchcock, Ptof. Samuel St. Johu. N. 8. Towusucnd, R. F. Gnylord, lisq. W. F. Otis, Esq. Cyrus Prentiss, Esq. W, K. Gordon, Esq. Henry Wick, Esq. FACULTY. II. 1). Bryant, ) Professors of the b'cluuce of Account n. u. Mraiion,) nnd Lecturers on Business Cue-Johu H. Pcnn, ) touis. James W, Lust.? '""'ruciors in uusmess and Orua- W.P. Cooper """"" 1 euiusnsaip,ana i.octurers ' i In Mercantile correspondence, &e, Hons, Judge Starkweather and II. I). Clark, Lecturers on Commercial Law. Pres. Asa Mahan,' Lecturer on Political Economy. Kor. J. Hyatt Smith. Lecturer on Commercial kihle. K. JS. White nnd J. B. Merriain, Lecturers on Co nun or rial ooniMitatlona. T, P. Handy, Lecturer on Hanking. Finance. c. TERMS : For full course lime unlimited Including all do- I'ui.iiiuuis ui umi. jieujiiuy, jjeciurusauu i rac-tlcal Penmanship a III (in For same course in Ladles' Department 25 00 Persons taking I'unuiuushlp alone will receive iweniy lessons ior 5 00 For various styles ol Ornamental Peninaiiahliia. nmv be agreed upon. For instruction In Business Arithmetic only as per agreement. ino nusiox or uie institution Is to aflord perfect facilities for acquiring in an exnedillous manner a trior ough knowledge of Commercial Science and Art, as pructlcally employed In tho Counting Room and Bual-uess pursuits generally. TheUnoK-KEEriNo Dipaktmcht is under tbe personal superintendence of the most accomplished Account ants and Teachors, and It Is believed that no Mercantile college m ice united Ktates possesses superior advnu- tngns for imparting a thorough and practical kliowledo of commercial science. Tba 1,'ouriinii coi'pes will enibraco Iho most approved and practical forms for keeping Books by Double Entry In the various departments of trade and commerco, including General Wholesale and Retail Mercantile Exchange, Commission, Manufacturing, Kutlroad, Banking, Printing, Mining, Shipping, Sleain-boatlnz. Individual Partnershln and oomnoiind Com pany business. All munuscrlnU from which the Stu dent copics,are written In a bold, rapid business hand, which will serve as a great auxiliary in securing to btra an excellent style ol writing. Dauv LtoTugns will redelivered upon tbe Sclenco of Accounts, commercial Law, Political Economy, commercial calculations, Bunking, Mercantile customs, commercial ethics, Railroading, Busiuees correspond-once, mining, coruinoice, commercial geography, iic. Penmanship, practical and ornumenlul, will be taught in the ainst effectual manner by gentleman oflhehighest- accomplish uiciils, as systeumlio and rapid penmen, end we pledge ourselves to Impart to our patrons to a snore gouoral extunl than Is dona at any similar Institution, a hand-writing iu every respect adapted to business pursuits. Goiitluraen nud Lsdfcsdesiring to qualify themselves for teaching penmanship, will Aud ample facilities at this college. The SmTt or Moons oci-uplo.l by tba collog are spacious, elegantly furnished and conveniently arranged for pursuing every department of mercantile education Tni Ladihb' DapABTXBBT Is entirely separate from tho gentlemen's, and it lilted up In a ueat and oonve nlent manner. Through extensive business acquaintance of tbe prliieljial). many of tho aim placed In Incratlvo situations. J)7,seud for alclrcular by 1 01 tun atiiaems on graduating u re us. mall. mJ0.1Wy If! HBES. BELCHER'S ST. LOUIS GOLD IV FN HYiUiV- For sale br poll r.FO. McndNALO.