Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1849-11-16

              DAILY OHIO STATE JOURNAL COLU MBUS, Fill DAY, NOVEMBER lo, 1841) NUMBER 110. VOLUME XIII. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED HY SCOTT & BASCOM. Office louth-oait corner of High streol and Sugar allay. TERNS Invariably in advance. The Dnily , to persons in Coluinbui, per year 5" " sunt hy mill out ol Columliu 0 00 The Daily during sosiion, and Tri-Weekly balance of year In Columbu J m Hy mail gO The Tri-Weekly by mail S 00 Weekly in Columbus I 00 Out of tlio city, by mail, single j M To clubi ol lour and upward I 25 To clubi of ten and upward, lo one udilren ' 00 Daily, session 59 Tri-Weekly 1 00 Weekly, single 60 To clubs of tivo and upward 0 m' ADVERTISING! The following rales and rules of advertiiing have been greed upon between the proprietor! of the Ohio Statesman and the Ohio Slate Journal, to be observed, in ail caaei, after tbii-daie. My SO, 1849. DAILY PAPER. One iquare, 12 linen or le,onc iniertion. u " each additional " it . 1 week 50 50 0 IS 1 611 2 00 .. 3 3 00 " ' 1 montl 4 00 2 " 6 00 1 3 8 00 11 . r, 10 00 11 11 11 9 11 1. ) MM 11 11 .1 12 . in m Stndincr card f line! or lea, tier annum .J0 00 50 00 column, wiui t eueuytmj 6 0(1 12 " changed weekly, " daily, 4 changes, 8 " 12 " changed weekly, 25 (10 llll 00 00 00 45 (JO 55 00 190 00 daily. ' Other cases not provided lor, chargeable in conformity with the above rates. The standard of measurement to be minion type. For each additional square in the daily, inserted one month, or a greater length of time, and for each additional iquare inserted under the yearly rates, half price. No advertisements to bo considered by the year, unless it is specified on the manuscript, or previously ugreed upon between the parties. Publishers nut accountable for the accuracy of Iciial advertisements beyond the amount charged lor their publicu- lon' - j Announcing candidates (for office of evrry description,) L be cbargeu nt the rate of tifty cents per week, lor each name ; the same to ; e , in all cases paid 111 advance. All advertisements Irum strangers or transient persons to be paid in advance. Advcitise.nents not marked on the copy for a specified number of insertions, will be continued one month, unless ordered out, and payment will be exacted accordingly. The privilege! of yearly advertiser!, will bo confined rigidly to their regular business; and all advertisement! not pertainin" thereto, to be Hid for cxlra. Advertisements lor Auctioneers, General Agents, Real Estate Agents, Sic, not to be contracted for by Ihn year, but to be charged by the piece, at the usual rate!. No Advertisements can be inserted gratuitous. ... Advertisements for charitable institutions, fire companies, ward, township, and other public meeting!, and luch liko, to be charged half price. Marriage notices to bo charged 25 centa. Deaths Inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral invitations, or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to be paid for. Regular advertisers, and all otherB sending communications or reoiiiring notices, desiring to call attention to lain, soirees, concerts, or any public entertainment! nnere diaries are made lor admittance all notices of private associ-itions every notice designed to call attention to private enterprise!, calculated or intended to promote individual interest, can only be inserted withJfMvUndersI inding th it the ,, s to be paid h.r If mtersBo I"' inserted in 1 . editorial column, the same will bechHTged at the rate ol not less than 20 cents per line, and then only when accompan ied by nn advertisement. All leaded advertisements to bo charged not less than double the above rates, and measured as it solid. Advertisements on the inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 50 per cent, in advance nn tlio above rates. Attorneys will be hnlden for the pricool inserting advertisement! brought in by thorn. BUSINESS CARDS. CLINTOr-T HOUSE, ADAMS'S BLOCK, CHILLICOTHE, OHIO J. CARLISLE, (I. ATE OF CI II CI. EVIL I. t.) Juno IS, '48. lvd CONWAY L. E. TOMI.IN90N. B. P. CONWAY & CO.. Grocers, Dealers in Produce, Pig Iron, AND Commission & ForwnrdinR Merchauts, FRONT STREET, jy3-lyd. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO, JOSEPH F. SMITH, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN CIIANCEKi, A. practice in the Courts of r raukliu ai.it ailjnining ouuties. Office, in the txenange nana nuiiuing, High street, Columbus, Ohio. jylld&.wbm. CAltl.ISLE HOUSE, BY J. UOYD, Opposite the New Court House, SOHlk Main street, ApriK.t-wA-wtf cikci.kvii.i.k. ohiq. A B. BUTTLES. Attorney nnd Counsellor at Law, Columbus, Ohio. Office. No. 2. Neil's Exchange, opposite Secretary of State'! Office. i Wm.i.iam 1. G11.MOKE. UHARtM W. QltKOM. W. R. & C. W. GII.MOKE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AND SOLICITOUS IN CHANCERY. Office, N. K. corner Main and Seventh streets, auHdly Cincinnati. 0. JOHN KUW. A' S. HUANE. ROW 80 DOANE, I'ornr.;-;!!".' & Commission Merchants, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. "CP Agents for (iliddon & Go's Iron Furnaces. ,2 Msy it, il l9-d6m. C. B. KINO, D BALER IN DRY GOODS, &c, opposite F.xchange Nov. IK.. if. Bank, Columbus. B. COMSTOCK & CO., FORWARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Canal Basin, Columbus, Ohio. J. BIDGWAY CO'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, Colum bus. Ohio. Stoves of all kiuiU, and a great variety of Castings, always on hand. Oct. 1, 1841. DR, KOIl'T THOMPSON'S OFFICE, N O. 4, NEIL'S EXCHANGE, opposite the Secretary of Stale's Office, High it,, Columbus. docll. W1I. WILLSMIBE BILEV, SURGICAL and Mechanical Dentist, Columbus, Ohio. Agent for Alcock's Premium Teeth. For sale Raker & Riley's Patent Forcep Kev. Mat I3..t-wly. GEORUE E. WALCCTT, SIBJV AND BANNER PAINTER, Nov. 9...dtf. OtnalBM, 0IO. WALTER THRALL, ATTORN FY and CoensellOT at Law. Columbus, Ohio. ILT Also, a Commissioner to take the Ackaowledge-menl of Deeds for ihe State of New York. Uj Office on High St., between Town and Rich. oct20. TR. MARIN'S OFFICE. T)A''F.MEN I' of Judge Swan's new building. High st.; a. JL Residence Southwest cotnor or Rich and I Innl sis., 'opposite Baptist Church. decll dtf. BROADWAY IIOTELj BY DAVID MITCHF.LL, Broad street, Columbus, O-hio. April ti.. dtf. I. . WHITINC HUNTINGTON, n OOKSF.LLF.RS and Stationers, next door to the Clinton L Bank. High street, Columbus, Ohio. Alargoassortmcu) I f Books and Stationary always on hand . HOOKS STATION R ll . 1. N. WHITINQ & HUNTINGTON, Booksellers and Hlalwnirt, High strut. WONDERFUL INVENTIONS. A HISTORY Of Wonderful Invention!, illustrated wilh numerous engravings ; I vol. contents : The Mariner! Compasi ; Tlio Slcam Engine ; Lighthouses; The Cotton Manufacture ( luopowdor ard Gun Cotton; Steam Navigation . Clocks ; The Railway; Printing; Gas Light ; The Theuionietor ; The F.lectric Telegraph ; Thu Barometer; '"'tie Telescopo ; Thu Microscope. Just received and for sale by jyfl. I. N. WHITINQ St HUNTINGTON. " GOLD PriNH AND PENCILS. THE subscribers have recently received a laige nssnrt-ment of Gold Pens, from the best manufactories in the country, nmoug which are Levi Brown's Pint Gold Pens. Tlio Congress do do. Bard St Brut era' do. Woodward's do do. The Croton do do. The Victoria do do. Also. Gold and Silver Pencil Gases. All of which will oe sold at the lowest price!. rje23. I. N. WHIT1NU St HUNTINGTON. NEW GOO KS. " MICH'S EXPEDITION narrative of tlio United Ji S;ates' Expedition to the River Jordan and the Dead Sea :' vol, 8fO with mans nnd numerous illustrations. Girlvle's Dante Dante's Divine (,'omedv. The Inferno : a liter.il prose translation, with the text of the original, colla ted Irotn tbu best editions, ami explain.. ..ry noles ; 1 vol. I. 1110 ; by John A. Larlylc, Al it. Characteristics of Literature lllustrnted hy the genius of distinguished men ; 1 vol ; by Henry T. Tuckeruian. Roland Casliel : by Charles Lever part 2. For tale by Jyft I. N. WHITING St HUNTINGTON. Gieslei's Ecclesiastical History. A COMPOUND of Ecclesiastical History, by Dr. John C. L. Gieslcr ; a new edition in 2 vols. 8vo. Chalmers' Sermons, from 17U8 to 1817; formiDf vol. 6,of Chalmers' Posthumous Works. Hildreth's U. States, from the first settlement of tlio country to the organization of the government uuder the Fcdo-ral Constitution, g 3 vols. Soulhey's Common Place Book ; being choice selections from celebrated authors ; in two parts par 1, 50c. For aalo by au'2 I. N. WHITING St HUNTINGTON. NEW BOOKS. rilHE History of Pentlennis, bis f ortunes and Misfor-1. tunes, his Friends and bis greatest Enemy By W. M. Thackeray, author of Vanilv Fair, The Great llogaily Dia inond,c. Illustrated hy tho author. Price 25 cents. The Magic of Kindness; or the wondrous story of the Good Huso. By the Brothers Mayhcw. Illustrated by George Cruikshanks und Henry MeadowB. History of Iho Natioual Constituent Assembly of France, from May, 1848. By J. F. Corkran, Esq. Just received and tor sale by RCii I. N WHITING & HUNTINGTON. SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS. rTMIF. subscribers keep constantly on hand at their book JL Btore, a very general assortment of Sunduy School Books, embracing an extensive variety of Library Books. Question Books. Teachers' Class Books, Catechisms, &c.,&c. ( 'heap Bibles, Testaments, occteVe. All of wbich will he sold at the Societies' Eastern piices. Persons desiring to make up Sunday School Libraries, Stt., are invilcd to call and examine their assortment. jyj d&w. I. N. WHITING St HUNTINGTON New Edition of Fremont's Exploring Expedition.OREGON and California The Exploring Expedition to the Rocky Mountains. Oregon and C.ililoruia, by brevet Col. J C. Fremont. To which is added n description of the Physical Geography of California, with recen notices ol the Gold Region, from the latest und most authentic sources ; I vol. 12mo. new edition. Just received at the bookstore of jy7d&.w. 1. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. NEW BOOKS. PEN DENNIS, No. 2. by Thackeray; 25c. Scenes where Ihe Tempter has triumiilied ; by the au thor of "The Jail Chaplain;" 35c. Mornings umong the Jesuits al Rome; by the Rev. M. li. Seymour; ti.'Ac. Bogtie's Theological Lectures; 1 vol. 8vo. Just received hy se2G 1. N. WHITING fc HUNTINGTON. THE CAXTON8. A FAMILY PICTURE, by Sir li. Lytton Bulwer;2 parts, 3"ic ITT" We write, with eyes overrunning with heart-en riching tears, one word of tribute to The Caxtons'' the truest liclion ever spun by human brain from the experience I tlio human heart. IV. lribum. Fors.de by oc2l) I. N. WHITINQ & HUNTINGTON. WILLIS' BUBAL LETTERS RURAL LETTERS, and othet recorda of Thought at Leisure ; written in tho intervals of moie hurried Literary Labor ; by jN. P Willis ; 1 vol. !2mo. The Adirondack ; or Life in the Woods ; by J T. Hcadley ; 1 vol. I2mn For sale at tho bookstore of no7 I. N. WHITING &. HUNTINGTON. THE INCABNATION ; OR, Pictures of the Virgin mid Her Son; by Charles Beecher with an introduction, by Mrs. Harriet Beech-er Stowe ; 1 vol. Marie Antoinette; by J. S. C.Abbott. 1 vol. crimson cloth, will, engravings. For sale by jv5. 1. N. WHITING Sl HUNTINGTON. Hildreth's I . Malrs, Vol. I. AI1ISTOKY OK THK L'MTKIJ ST A TPS, from tho discovery ol the Continent to the organization of the Government under the Federal Conatitution. In 3 vols Umo. By Briiaiu) Hii.diiktii. For sale bv jv 13 I. N. WHITINQ &. HUNTllNUTOiN. ir. com fi e'g i;Toi'ftTii e a lth. " Health und lon lle within the reach of all." 'pill'. Universal Guide tu nealth, by a rational course tl JL food aud diet: by Andrew Combe, M. D. JNew edi tion. 1 vol. lino. Por sale at the bookstore of jv7, I. JN. WtUTlnu a: numifluiVA. NEW BOOKS. T UPPER'S PBOVKKBI AL PHILOSOPHY A beautiful edition , 8V0.lt) various stiles ol binding. Illustrated by Win. Walcult, p.sq. por aide by ocl'J I. IN WHU'lINO k HUNTINGTON. GOliV'S LAIY'8B00kl The Magazines for November ; Banlett's Architecture, Nos. 7 and 8, Vol.2. Just received by oc'23 t N. WI1ITI.NG & HUNTINGTON. THIEBS' NAPOLEON, Complete. THE History of the Consulate ami Empire under Napoleon. No's. 8 and 'J, completing tho work Just received by aep3 . N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY. HISTORY of Ihe American Bible Society from its organization lo the present time. 1 vol. Uvo. 1,50. By Rev. W. P. Strickland. For sale by sop3 I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. United States i)ispentory New Edition. rTMIF, Dispensatory of the United States of America ; by JL Drs. Wood t Uache. F.ighth edition, carclully revised. For sale by aulO 1. N. WHITING St HUNTINGTON. JtEW BOOKS. LIFE in the For Wast, by George Frederick Buxton -, 1 vol. l2mo. ''Co J the best books of the season." For sale by jy.-i I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. THE BRILLIANT. A GIFT BOOK for 1830, 'villi 15 elegant engravmgs. For sale by ocl9 1. N. WHITING ft HUNTINGTON. MRS. ELI. I S' NEW WORK. H PARTS AND HOMES. orb iclal Distinctions; a sto-rv by Mrs F.llis. For sale by null. 1. N. WHITING ft HUNTINGTON. Lvnch's Expedition to the Dead Sea. ANPW SUPPLY just received by sep.1 I N. WHITING &, HL'NTINOTON. I ADY Alice, or the New Una; a novel. For sale by j sull I. N. WHITING St HUNTINGTON. HILDRETH'S l.M'I'EI) STATES. VL. 2 of this Popular HtslorV,Jiel received by iop3 I. N. Will I ING At HUNTINGTON. CINCINNATI. LAW DBPABTHBWT.pf THE CINCINNATI COLUGE. THK regular aniinnl Tann of tlio Lnw Department or tho Cincinnati i.'olloKf, will I opened on tho third Mon-dtiu in November nut, (November tilth) to cnntiniift until tbfl tirl Monday in April. A nroliroinury OODFta of f.ec-turnt will ho delivered durini; the wruk,cnuimeneir)gon the 8erond Monday in November, (12th.) Tho course- of inatructioii tu dusiu;ncd to prepare itudtOta (or the practice of the Law, ami will embrace Um UiUftl U-tloi and aubjecta of Common und Statute I. aw, and Of K'j'llt V. Thtri will he at least two MCrelMI dally, and on three ilaya of the week three exercivaa, COOttltfBg of Leclurea by the Instructor, und of Recitation in the Text Bookl, which are embraced in the counc. A Moot Court will be hnlden once n wefk, or oftener, at which Itttdtlltl will be required to prepare pleadings, furnish lint't . und make oral urguinctiti. I be atudeiita will be required to furniHti tlicmsplvei wiih the following Text lioUn : Walker's Introduction to American Law, Rlackctone'a Commeutanea, C 'hilly on Con-tr.icis, (iould on IMeadiiiK, Grcenleaf on Evidence, Hol-combo'a Introduction to Kquity.nnd Bmith'f (-ommercial Law. Lectures on CoiiHtitmi'.ral iind Internatiojifil law will be deliveicd bv Mr. (ireeiic. The Board of Trustees will confer the degree of BTI lor of Laws upon such of the students as. upon examination, bv a Committee of tho Bar of Ciucinuati, are found to be qualified to practice law. 1 he J uition lee Will be ,) tor the term. Ai additional fee of 5 is charged, an a graduation fee, to all who take a legree. Boarding and lodging mav be bad hero in respectable bouses, at ttJSO or S3 a weelc. Anv additional information, in reirard to the school, will be cheerfully given, upon application by letter or otherwise to either of the undersigned. 1 I Lb I Am (.iriLLMlh, JAMi:s P. HOLCOMBE, CHASLES P. JAMRS. Faculiy of tlio Law School. oolfMmdV" ('in. ilaz. MACK & BROTHERS, HAROriOTORIM jinii WHOUttALI DKAi.Kits in UEA1IY MADE CLOTHING, 307 Main street, Ctncinnati, Ohio, RESPECTFULLY Inform tho citizens of Columbus and . vicinilv, tlut WQ liavoopenid in this place in Air. VVal- cntt's new room, nearly oppoHite the Capitol House, a new and fashionable stock of 1 all mill Winter Clothing, Consisting of Brotd. I'ilot, rislt. Bliokot and I'oavcr Cloth Over Coats. Cloaks, a largo assortment!)!' 1'rock and Dress, UOIlneM and Wftlkllg Coats, &c.fc. An cxieosivo lot ol Pltln. (iaiters, and Spring Uotloins Pantaloons, of all colnrt. stripes and figures, made up ol tiie most fklhiontble mate rials. A largo variety ol Veats, ot the latest cut. t.entle-mtn's Linen Drawers. Undersbirtl.Cnurftts.SosjfB.Suspeti. ders, Hats, Caps, Carpet Bags, &u ; a lot of other articles too miiiirrous lo mention. Ml of the above articles nro offered to the public at pri ces lower than any other establishment of this kind in this city ha done before, i'urchssii, S as we do our mitensls al the Eastern markets, and mtnuikCtaring the clothing our-self, we think HI safe in saying that wo are enabled to sell Otblnfl Irom II) to 10 per cent cheaper than the rest, with out less profila to ourselves Being those connected will) our DMlfietory, we Bhall be constantly in receipt of rnw clothing, made of the latent style of goods and cut in tue latest fashion, bv one of the best cutlers in the west. W'o respectfully solicit the calls of the Cents to examine our stock, and if they liuil anything to suit, we arc coufideut the prices always will, (live us a trial, is all we' ask. Columbus, net. h, tuw-aam. u, iv . V.l'. R CDNKI.lNC. WILLIAM WOOD. tLFRID WOOD OONKUMO, WOOD & CO., MARUFACTURUS OP. Pure White Lead, Chrome Creen, Bed Lead, " Yellow, Litharge, " ' Bed. Putly, Pnris Creen. W'hitiiur. fire dried, ,M imsp ltlnc. Paris U'liite, Assorted colored Paints and Cider Vinegar. ttortk side of Court street, East, of Broadway. r have adopted the most approved method, as pn.t-V tised b best Eastern manufacturers, in manulac'.ur me White Lead, and will warrant it equal to any manufac tured in the United States. Will warrant the quality ol each article we m;iuul:ii'liire, to he as gonil as any to be pro cuied, and to give entire satisfaction. Olfered at lowest prices on usual time, or discount for cash. Cincinnati, Jan. 3 hrdeVw CAPITOL HOUSE, COLUilIUUS. OHIO, M. AORTHRUP, PROPRIETOR. THIS new and popular Hotel is located in the most central pnrt of the city. It has been enlarged, and is now furnished in a style equal to that of any Hotel in tho West. The Table d'ilote is furnished with every luxury the market affords, and no pains will he spared to make the guests feel at home. Stages for all the routes, call at this house tfi7y for passengers.Convenient, and first-rate Stabling and Carriage House attached, and experienced and careful Ostlers, always in attendance.September 10, 1849. 1yd Fr. SKINNEIt, (Late of New Lisbon, Ohio.) (1KNF.HAL Agency, Commission and Forwarding Mer 7 chant, deals in Butter, Cheese, Lard, and Produce in encral, No. 13, Past Pront St., near steamboat landing, Cin-nil, Ohio. ..cfer to Justus Wright, and A. G. Richardson, Bro. & Co., Cincinnati ; B. W. Snodgrass Sl Co., New Lisbon ; Gngg & Pllintt, Philadelphia; John Smith. New Orleans: S. B. Boss. Portsmouth ; Law son 6c Covode, Wellsvillc : Ewslt and (iebhart, Pittsburgh; John Scott, Nashville ; tV. C. Scott, St. Louis. leputi rAA ISUA I N t.lrt'li t.iasswiire. OUU Flasks, Quarts. Pints and Haifa Porter and Packing Bottles, Jars, Tumblers, Vials, and Druggist Ware of all kinds. 600 boxes Flint Glassware. VV'ino Bottles, Molasses Cans, Creams, Jars, Tumblers, Plain and Flulcd Also, Druggist Ware of every variety, constantly for sale by N W. SPKKHS, ocl7 tf Columbia St., Ciucinuati. OA fin BOXES BelTcvernon Superior Wheel UUU Oven Glass, sizes from 6K9 tn40MM), KX) hexes double thick. Imitation Crown, Plale and French, of all descriptions. SXKI boxes Country Brands, sizes from IX 9 to 20 X 21. Constantly on band at Pittsburgh prices. N. W. SPF.F.BS, ocl7-tf No. 12 Columbia St., Cincinnati. CJUGAR AND S. II. MOLASSES- O 2110 brls. Refined Sugars ; 61) do. S. H. Molasses, prime, landing from Belle Isle, and for sale by ip6 KING .V IIF.FFNF.K. Cincinnati. ULES. Su very tine Mules, suitable for Calnor 1V1 nia .dvcnlurers, may be bad bv applying to apG KINO St HErfNER, 27 Main st. Cincinnati. IAISINST'iOO boxes, 100 4 boxes, 100 boxes, land-X Inaflrem John Adams, nnd for s:ile by .pfi KING & IIEFFNER. Cincinnati. TXIOLASSES. 1,000 brls Mnlassea, landing Irom Bell M Isle, and for sale by KING St HF.FFNF.B. apt; 7 Main St., Cincinnati. 1 ,,,, BAGS Pimento 50 bags Java Co flee 1 UU landing from United States, and for sale by apb KING St HF.FFNF.B. Cincinnati. I FATHER. 101 bundles I ':pei "i"! Skirtir.tr Leather 1j just received by KING & HF.FFNFR. pg No. 27 Main St.. Cincinnati. UGAR ANDlriOLASSESTS.'O hdds. Sugar, fair and prims; 1.200 bbls. Molasses. For sale by KING ft HF.FFNP.R. 27 Main street, marM. Cincinnati. LAW REFORM. TR ACTS on Law Reform just published, and for sale at the new boukstore, Neil House. jyo. J. H. RILEY St CO. Port Folios"-Amerlcan Scenery. THF, Tomb of Kosciusko. West Poinl. Viewol Wilkesbarre.Penn. Yale College, New Haven. Conn. Also, a fine assortment of Folios, in Turkey Morocco, cap and Ito sizes Fine Stationery, Sir... &c j,20 J. H. RILF.Y it CO. OUTLINES OF ENGLISH LITERATURE. A COM POI M) of F.nglisb Authors and their work, by Shaw. For sale by sepl - J H. RILF.Y St CO. 1 iO DELL'S PLATES, No. 13, is now ready for JJ the subscribers, sell J. H RILEY St CO. 10I.D PENS. A rT superior article of Gold Peas VJI lor sale by pM W. M. SAVA'iK. TAB. 100 brls S C.Tar. just received and for sale by apf, KING St HEPFNKR. Ciecinnsl;. l-KOPOSALS Toil INDIAN OOOOS. DtfARTattnr of TBI Intkriok, Okmcf Inoun A tWA I lis, September 2ii, 1849. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Office of the Commissioner of Indian Allaire at Washington City, until 10 o clock on Thursday, tho 1st day of November next, for furnishing the following goods in the quantities annexed, or thereabouts, for tho uio of the Indians, and del.voiablo in the cify of New York, via : Blankets. 8,100 pairs 3 point while Mackiuiic blaukels, to meaauru (10 hy 72 inches, and weigh eight pounds; 1,900 pairs 2A point white Mackinac blankets, to measure 61 by Co inches, and weigh six pounds; 1,175 pairs 2 point while Mackinac blankets, to measure 42 by ' ( incites, and weigh five aud a quarter pounds ; 980 pairs 1 4 po.nl white Mackinac blankets, to ineastiro 30 by id inches, and Weigh four and a qunrler pounds ; 900 pairs 1 point white Muckmac blankets, to measure 32 by 46 Inches, und w eigh three and a quarter pounds ; 400 pairs 3 point scarlet Mackinac blankets, lo measure GO by 72 inches and weigh eight pounds; 300 pairs 2 puiat scarlet Mackinac blankets, to measure 64 by fin inches, and weigh six pounds ; 100 pair's JijJ point gieen Mackinac blankets, to measure Mi by (11 inches, and weigh ton pounds ; 300 pairs 3 point green Mackinac blankets, to measure 110 by 72 inches, and weigh eight pounds ; 2j0 pairs 2 point green Mackinac blankets, to measure 61 by bb inches, and weigh six pounds ; 100 pairs 3j point gcntincila blue Mackinac blankets, to measure 66 by Ul inches, and weigh ten pounds ; 400 pairs 3 point gcntincila blue Mackinac blankets, to measure CO by 72 inches, and weigh eight pounds ; 300 pairs Ij point gcntincila blue Mackinac blankets, to measure 64 by 66 inches, and weigh six pounds. l)tj Goods. f 1,000 yards scarlet strouds ; (SIX) yards blue strouds ; 1,000 yards fancy list doth, blue ; 750 yards fancy list cloth, scailet; 360 yards fancy list cloth, green ; 1 (100 yards gray list cloth, blue ; 3.000 yards saved list cloth, blue; 1.C0O yards saved list cloth, scarlet ; U00 yards saved list cloth, green; 226 pounds worsted yarn, 3 fold ; 100 dozen cotton Hag handkerchiefs; 2U0 dozen cotton Madras handkerchiefs ; 175 dozen black silk handkerchiefs 90 dozen U 4 cotton shawls ; U0 dozen C 4 cotton shawls ; 05 dozen 4-4 cotton shawls ; 40.dozen U-4 woolen shawls; 28.000 yards domestic calico ; 6,000 yards Pnglish and French calico ; 10,000 yard Merrimack calico ; 3,500 yarns blue drilling ; U,000 yards Georgia slripes ; 4,000 yards blue denims ; 1.C00 yards cottonade ; 7,000 yards domestic shirting, bleached ; 15,000 yards domestic shining, unbleached ; 16.000 yards domestic sheeting, unbleached 8,000 yards checks, stripes, and plaids ; 400 dozen woolen socks ; 7,000 yards plaid linsey ; 1,504 yardl flllUiels, assorted ; pCOOilanncI shirts; 700 calico shirts-; 480 pounds linen thread ; 550 pounds cotton thread ; 400 dozeu spool cotton, Nos. 1 to 30 ; 80 pounds sewing silk ; 700 pieces riband, assorted; 4,300 yards bed ticking; 1,000 yards Kentucky jeans ; 500 yards snttlneU ; 150 gross worsted gartering ; 2UO pounds Chinese vermilion; 20 dozen silk handkerchiefs, bark and Bandana ; 150 gross fancy aud clay jiipos. Hardware. 1,780 pounds brass kettlea; 1,090 tin kettles; 7f nests of japanned kettles, 8 in a nest ; 27b do.en butcher Knives ; 28,000 gun flints ; 25 gross squaw awls 7,000 Bah hooks ; 26 dozen fish lines ; 26,000 needles, assorted ; 100 dozen combs, assorted 10 dozen scissors, assorted 10 gross gun worms ; 13 dozen axes, to weigh from 1J to 6) pounds; 50 dozen half axes, to weigh 34 pounds; 24 dozen hatchets, to weigh 14 pounds. Agricultural Implements, tc. 730 s.?s, to weigh from 14 10 5j, pounds ; 4KI half nxeB, to weigh 34 pounds ; 200 hatchets, to weigh 14 pounds ; 25 broad axes ; 200 draw ing knives, 12 inches in length ; 700 augers, in equal proportions of 14,1, 3, and 4 inch ; 150 pairs hames ; 750 pairs trace chains ; 300 pounds brass kettles 1,500 weeding hoea ; 175 hand saws ; 40 cross-cut saws, 7 feet in length ; 40 cross-cut saws, G feet in length ; 100 hand saw files; 1(10 cross-cut saw files 40 log chains, to weigh 25 pounds each ; COO Whitlemore cards. No. 10; 700 quarters socket chisels; 90 planes, fore and jack. Northwest Guns. C50 Northwest guns, two-thirds of which must measure 30 inches in length of barrel, and one third 41 inches, to be delivered in Ihe city of New Y'ork or Philadelphia, as may be required. Samples of al! the above articles are deposited in the office ol the Commissioner of Indian Affairs ; and it may be proper to remark that thoso of hardware, agriculluial implements, and northwest guns, arc entirely new. and of better quality than the articles heretofore furnished under lor-iner contracts. The proposals may be divided ioto four parts, viz : 1st. Blankets. 2d. Drygooda. 3d. Hardware, to include agricultural implements, &c. 4th. Northwest guns. The lowest competent responsible bidder will receive the whole or any part of Ihe contract according to the above scale, tho Department leseTVlng to itself tho right to determine whether the bidder is comptent aud responsible, or not The whole amount in money to be applied to the purchase of goods will he about f 90,000, but tho .Department reserves the right lo increase or diminish the quaniiiy of any of the articles named, or Bubstiiutc others in lieu thereof, or to re-quiro, at similar prices, such goods as may bo wanted Cf presents or other purposes, in the administration of the affairs of the Department. Goods of American manufacture, all other thinus being equal, w ill be preferred ; but as all the samples of blankets ami cloths are of foreign manufacture it will be necessary when a domestic article is bid for. that a sample ol it should accompany the bid, lo enable the Department to decide whether it is of equal quality wilh the samples to bo exhibited. Trie party proposing to supply the articles will make an invoice of all the items embraced in the above list, and alhi the prices, in dollars and cents, at which he or they will fur uish them, deliverable in New York, (or if the contractor prefers it, about one half of the quantity may be delivered m St. Louis, Missouri, free of expense to the Government.) on or before the 15th day of May next, assuming the quan-t ty of each article as specified in this advertisement, ind extending the cost, making an aggregate of the whole invoice constituting the bid. The goods will be inspected in New York (nnd in St. Louis, if any portion of them should be delivered there I by an agent ot the United States, who will he appointed by the Department for the purpose, nnd to ascertain the conlbrroity ol the articles purchased with the samples exhibited, when the contract shall he made, and wilh the terms of Ihe contract itself, which shall contain a clause that if the articles are not furnished within the time prescribed, or if they arc ol insufficient quality in the opinion of the agent aforesaid, and if within live days after notice of such insufficienc; , the party shall not furnish others in lieu thereof of the required quality, the Uniled States shall be authorized to purchase them of others, aud to charge any increase of price they may be compelled to pny therefor, to the contractor, who shall pay the said difference to the United Stales. Bonds will be required, in the amount of the bids, with two good sureties, the sufficiency of whom to be certified by a United States Judge or District Attorney, for the faithful performance of the contracts. Payment will be made alter the contract is completed and the delivery of the goods as albresaid to an agent of the Department, upon a duplicate invoice certified by bun. Communications to be marked " Proposals for Indian goods." The bids will be submitted wilh the following heading, and none will bo received that arc not made in tho form and terms here prescribed : 1 (or we) propose to furnish for the service of the Indian Department the following goods, at the prices affixed to Ihem respectively, viz : (Here insert 'ho list of goods.) Deliverable in the city ol" New York (or St. Louie) on or next; and in case of the ac- ccptanco of this proposal, the quantity being prescribed by tho Department, 1 (or we) will execute a contract according to this agreement, and give satisfactory security to tbe Department within ten days after the acceptance of this bid ; und in case of failure to enter into such contract, and give such security, I (or we) will pay to the Uniled Stales the difference between the sums bidden by me (or us) and the sum which tho United States may be obliged to pay tor the me articles." P.ach and every bid must also be accompanied with a guaranty in the following form, to be signed by one or more responsible persons, whoso sullieiency must be certified by some one who is known to the Depaitment, either personally or by his official position. ' I, (or we) hereby guaranty that , Iho above bidder, will comply with the terms of the advertisement, for proposals for Ind'an goods,' dated 29th September, 1U49. if the contract should be awarded to him, and enter into bond for the execution of the same within the time prescribed." P ORLANDO BROWN, oelj 3lawtlstNov. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. CT NOTICE. The time for opening the bids is extended to the 1st day of December next, at 10 o'clock A. M. and the time of delivery of the goods to ihe 1st June, I860. The regulation forbidding extracts to he tnken from tho contracts of former years, has been rescinded. oc25-tdel O. R. WHITE FISH, Ac In store and for sale 20 bbls. While Fish ; 15 4 (l do. 4 extra large Luke Superior do. 7 bbls. No. 2, Mackerel. W. M. FINCH, au29 No. 4 and 5, Barkeye Block. C OFFEE Just received 43 sucks Rio Coffee ; 17 " Prime do. 4 " Old Java do. W. M. FINCH, au29 No. 4 and 5, Buckeye Block. WHITE FISH.-20 bids. 20 half do. Lako Superior Fish, in verv excellent condition, line and large, at W. M. FINCH'S, jy27 4 and 5 Buckeye Block. FOR SALE". TWO NEW TWO HORSP WAGONS, made on honor, for sale at reduced prices. WM FINCH, anil Nos. 4 and 5 Biickcve Block. SUPERIOR CODFISH. ... 1 cask very superior White Codfish, for retail only, at W. M. FINCH'S, au29 No. 4 nnd 5, Buckeye Block. S UtlAlTcURKD HAMS. Driedlleef, together with every article in tho Groeerv line. 27 W. M. PINCH, 4 and 5 Buckeye Block. FINE OLD CHEESE. TUST received, a large lot of fine old cheese from Major McCloud's dairv. (oc!2) W. M. FINCH. GROCERIES. IT'RF.SIl RICE Just received 1G lierccs good fresh rice JL at FINCH'S, Buckeye Block. FOR RENT. rpilp dwelling house formerly orcupied by Cnpt Henry X S. Mallorv. opposite the Blind Asylum, Columbus, with ten acres of ground adjacent thereto. F'or terms, apply to B. T. CUSHING. oel6deVwtf CIIICKERING A GILBERT'S Premium Boston Pianos, Just received anil for sale at manufactu rer's prices. A. REED, Agent, Four doors North of tho Neil House, aulO-dlv Columbus, Ohio. M&MY& mm BY CLOIH.H A WOODS V. STALKY. ClsKRI SFRlNoriltl,0. r'MII' MYitn nf tlwi nil,,-, Si I' iimh'. Mum tn an I J. tiusky. Columbus, Wheeling mid Unyton, is kept at the Uuclicye Mouse. t ; - taken to ami from the depot free ot charge. Meals always ready on the urrival of the earn. We refer the traveling public to the proprietors of tbe Staj;e Companies, who ar willing to certify that there is a sia$e office, al the Jinckeye House, thai receipts for fare to anv point on the line. au24-tf NATIONAL HOTEL SPRINGFIELD. TDK proprietor of the above Hotel wishes it distinctly understood, that there is 110 fifqei Ojl'icein Springfield exiejit at Ins house that there is neither agent, drivers, horses or stages at any other house. I9AAU a a A tests, troprietor. Springfield, July 18, 1MB. jyl'J-dtf. COLUMBUS INSURANCE COMPANY, FIRE AND MARINE. THIS Company continues to injure every rpecies ol building, and the furniture, machinery, goods, warea and merchandize, and other property contained therein, a-gainst loss or damage by tire ; also, steamboats, and a sail vessels, and the cargoes of steamboats, sail vessels, keel boats, and other water crafr, against the perils of seas, lakes, and rivers, on the most favorable terms. DF;MAS ADAMS, Jr., Sea'y. June 25, 18W dtf. ERlKOrArREADWLLi CCOMMISSION MERCHANTS, for the purchase and J sale of WOOL, at Rochester, New York, and No. 54 I'earl street, Boston. A A RON P.RICKSON, Rochester, N. V. GKORCK rilFADWELL,, Boston aeeltdly. THE SOUTHERN MINSTREL. A COLLECTION of Psalm and Hymn Tunes. Odes and Anthems : lu three parts, selected from eminent authors, together with a number of new tunes never before published Suited to nearly every metre, and well adapted to Churches of every denomination, Singing Schools, pri vatc Societies, with plain rules forlearners. By L. J.Jonea, ol' Mississippi. Just received at the now bookstore, Neil House. ise-aij J. 11. Kibr.y at lu To Country Merchants. CALL on C. R KINO, and buy goods below the market prices. Ceme along, and make yourselves known aa cash buyers responding lo this call, and you will buy. r- or a lew nays onlv. u. 14. MNU. May 17, 1819 dfcw. NEIL HOUSE BATHS :JAre now in tine operation, and this delighllul, cheap and healthy luxury. can now oe enjoyed in lull pertec-tion. Warm, Cold aad Shower Bath, nt all hours. TT Tickets obtained at the Office of the Neil House. Ladies' natbs. Tho Baths (or Ladies are now open, and tickets can be obtained by tinging the bell in the ladies' parlor of the Neil House, where a female attendant will be in readiness. jel6 dtf. MORE LEATHER OF ALL KINDS. Hit. KIMBALL has just received, in addition to his t former stock, an extensive supply of Spanish and Slaughter Sole Leather, Upper do.. Calf and Kip Skins, Morocco and Kid Skins of every variety, Pink, Cochineal and Fair Linings, Bindings, A . Allot which will be sold at great bargains, at his old stand, sign of the Colden Boo Columbus, June 1'J, 1819-dtf. Green liwn Cemetery. lyrOTICE is hereby gives that Lots can bo procured in 1A Green Lawn t.'emct' ry, until the first of August next, at the following prices : First Class Loll 8J centa per square foot. Second class Lots cents per square foot. Third class Lots 5 cents per square foot. On and after the first nf August, the prices will be aa follows : FirBt class Lots 10 rents por iquare foot. Second class Lots 7 cents per square foot. Third class Lots 5 cents per square foot. The Superintendent will be on the grounds, in fair weather, from '.I o'clock A. M. until (i o'clock P. M. Bv order of ihe Board of Trustees. jyl.'l dtfi2tw ALEX. E. GLENN, Clerk. TOOTH PASTE. A SUPERIOR article of Charcoal Paste for the Teeth, highly recommended. The best quality of Cologne. Fine Almond Soap. Eau Lustral, a fine article for ihe Hair. Anti-Mephitie. Aromatic Vinegar, for the lick room. Extracts, nssorted kinds. Ox Marrow. A tine quality of Hair Brushes. Porsale at the new bookatoic, Neil House. ,., j , J. H. RILF.Y & CO. TO niNDERS. A RULING MACHINE, iroe frame, in perfect order, for iale cheap for cash. C. SCOTT. j.. beloro the dav of - i