Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1849-11-17

              DAILY OHIO STATE JOURNAL VOLUME XIII. COLU MBUS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 184!) NUMBER 111. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY SCOT T & BASCOM. Office south-east comer of High treot and Sugnralley. TERMS Invariably in advance. Tlie Daily, to persons in Columbus, per year $( 00 " " sent by mail out ol Colombo 5 00 The Daily during session, and Tri-Weekly balance of year In Columbus 5 00 Hy mail 4 00 The Tri-WeekLr by mail 3 00 Weekly in Columbus 2 00 Out of tbe city, by mail, tingle 1 60 To clubs ol lour and upwards 1 -5 To clubi of ten ami upwards, lo one ndilrcis 1 (10 Daily. ntsion 2 00 Tri-Weekly 1 00 Weekly, single 50 To clubi of live and upwards 40 ADVERTISING: The following rales and rules of advertising havo been agreed upon between the proprietors of the Ohio Statesman and the Ohio State Journal, to be observed, in all cases, nf. ter this date. July 20, 1049. DAILY PAPER. One square, 12 linos or less, one insertion. " " each additional u . " ' " 1 week SO 50 0 25 1 50 2 00 3 00 4 00 fj 00 8 00 " " ' 3 ' " " " 1 month r ii ii S " , " " " 3 " ' 6 " " " 9 " " " " 12 " 111 mi 15 (XW IH 00 JO 00 20 00 22 00 2fi 00 Standing card, fi lines or less, per annum. .. column, Willi 1 changes, " " o ... M 2 II II ... " changed W'cokly, " " ... u a daily' !! 11 4 changes, " " 6 " " " ... .1 jj ii .i ii ... " changed weekly, " " ... daily, w " ... 111 00 00 40 00 15 00 55 00 l.'IO 00 Oilier cases not provided for, chargeable in conformity with tho above rides. The standard of measurement to be. minion type. For each additional iquarn in the daily, Interim! one month, or a greater lentith of time, and for each additional tquare inserted under the yearly rates, half prico. No ndvortiscments-to be considered by the year, unless it is specified on the manuscript, or previously agreed upon belw'een ttio parties. 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Advertisements for charitable institutions, fire companies, ward, township, anil other public meetings, and such like, to be charged half price. Marriage notices to be charged 2,5 cents. Deaths Inserted without charge, unless accompanied hy funeral invitations, or obituary notices, and when so accompanied . to be paid for. Regular advertisers, and all others sending communications or requiring notices, desiring Useall attention to lain, soirees, concerts, or any public enlertmiinioiils where Charlies are made for admittance all noticed of private associations every notice designed to cull attention to private enterprises, calculated or intended to promote individual interest, can only be inserted with Ahc understanding that the same is to he paid lor If inieiidH u I"' infrtml n t editorial column, tho same will be charged at the rate of not less than 20 cents per line, and then only when accompan led hy an advertisement. All leaded advertisements to be charge:l not less than double the above rates, and measured as if solid. Advertisements on the inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 50 per cent, in advance on the above rales. Attorneys will be holden for the price ol inserting advertisements brought in by ihcm. BUSINESS CARDS. CLINTON HOUSE, ADAMti'S BLOCK, GHILLICOTHE, OHIO. J. CARLISLE, (LATE of C I K C 1. E V I I. L E . ) June 2249. 1yd F. CONWAY L, K.. TOM LIN SON . . F. CONWAY A CO.. Grocers, Dealers in Produce, l'ig Iron, AND Commission .V I'm win d in:: Merchants, FRONT STUl.LT, jy3-lyd. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. JOSEPH F. SMITH, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, WILL practice in the Courts of Franklin and adjoining 'ounties. Office, in the Exchange Rank Ruilding, High street, Columbus, Ohio. jj 1 1 ilwOm. CARLISLE HOUSE, BY J. BOYD, Opposite the New Conrt House, South Mam street, Aprilfit-wfcwrf cincLirtLLi, otiio. A. B. BUTTLES. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Columbua. UNOi Office, No. 2, Neil's Exchange, opposite Secretary of State's Office. jvi7 William E GilsjoKb. CBtRLU VV. Gilmoke. W. E. & C. W. GILMORE, ATTORNEYS AT U A W, AND SOLI C I T O It 8 N C II A N C S R Y. Office, N. E. corner Main and Seventh streets, i auHdly Cincinnati, o. JOHN MOW. A. a. IIOANE. ROW &, DOANE, Fornanliii & ('oinniission Merchants, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. O" Airents for tiliddon 6l (Jo's Iron Furnaces. JJ May 22, l8iy-dGm. C. It. KING. D BALER IN DRY GOODS, 4cc opposite Exchange Bank, Columbus. Nov. l'J..tt. B. COMSTOCK 4 CO., FORWARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Canal Basin, Columbus, Ohio. " J. BIDOWAY 4 CO'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, Colum but. Ohio. Stoves of all kinds, and a great variety oft 'as-tings, alwayt on bund. Oct. 1, 1841. Oil. ROUT THOMPSON! OFITCE. JN O. 4. NEIL'S EXt'HANGE. onoosite the Secretary of stale's Office. High at., Columbus. decll. WM. WILLSHIRE RILEY, OURGICAti and Mechanical Dentist, Columhiit. Ohio. J Agent for Alcock's Premium Teeth. For sale Baker 4t rt'ley t Patent Forcep Key. Ma 13..t-wly. GEORGE E. WALCUTT, sign AND BANNER PAINTER, Not. 9...dtf. coi t mni's, umo. WALTER THRALL, A 1TORNEV and Counsellor at Law. Coliimhut. Ohio. ICT Also, a Commissioner to take the Acknowledgement of Deeds for the Slate of New York, (nr Office on High it., between Town and Rich. oct20. IIR. MARIS-S OFFICE. BASEMENT or Judge Swan't new building. High it Residence Southwctt corner of Rich and Third att. oppoiite B.iptitt Church. decll dtf. BHOAOWAY IIOTRI.. B V DAVID MITCHELL. Tlroad Ureal. Columbus. O- hio. April ti. .dtf. I. N. WHITINO 4 HUNTINGTON, BOOKSELLERS and Stationers, neit door to the Clinton Bank.Hbjh street, Columbus. Ohio. Alargeassortmeni I f Bookt and Stationary alwavt on hand. HOOKS & STATION R Mft i. N". WHITINO Si HUNTINGTON, Bookttllitt und Btatimurt, High street. WONDERFUL INVENTIONS. A HISTORY of Wonderful Invcntioni, illutlrated with . numerous engravings ; 1vol. contents : The Mariner's Compass; The Steam Engine; Lighthouses; The Cotton Manufacture Gunpowder ai d Gun Cotton; Steam Navigation; (-'locks ; The Railway; Printing ; Gas Light ; The Themometer ; The Electric Telegraph; The Barometer '''he Telescope ; The Microscope. Just received and for sale hy jjrfl. LN. WHITING A HUNTINGTON. GOLD PENS AND PENCILS. THE subscribers have recently received a laige nssort-mcnt of Gold fens, from the best manufactories in the country, among which are Levi Brown'l Fine Gold Pons. Tho Congress do do. Bard & Bret crs' do. Woodward's do do. The Croton do do. The Victoria do do. Also. Gold and Silver Pencil Cases. All of which will oe sold at the lowest prices. , jc23. I. N. WHITING A HUNTINGTON. NEW HOOKS. LYNCH'S EXPEDITION A narrative of the United Spates' Expedition to the liivcr Jordan and tho Dead Sea ; 1 vol. 8o., wi ll maps nud numerous illustrations. Crrlvle's Dante Danio'a llivine Cnmedv. The Inferno : a literal prose translation, with the text of the original, colli fed from the best editions, and c.pluiu,,-y notes ; 1 vol. 12 mo: by John A. Carlyle, M. D. Characteristics of Literature Illustrated by the genius of distinguished men 1 vol ; by Henry T. Tuclterman. Roland Caahel by Charles Lever part 2. For salo by jyll. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. Gicsler's Ecclctiinsticitl History. A COMPOUND of Ecclesiastical History, by Dr. John C, L. dealer ; n now edition in 2 volt, 8vo. Chalmers' Sermons, from 11911 to 1847; forming vol. G.of Chalmers' Posthumous Worka. Hildretll't I!. States, from l lie first settlement of iho country to the organisation of the government under the Federal Constitution, in 0 vols. SootheV'a Common Place Book being choice selections from celebrated authors ; in two parts par. I, 50c. For sale by ant I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. NEW BOOKS. rpHE History of Pemlennis, his Fortunes and Misfor-X tunes, his Friends and his greatest Enemy By W. Al. Thackeray, author of Vanity Fair, The Great Hogatty Diamond, A c. Illustrated by liie author. Price 25 cents. The Magic of Kindness; or the wondrous slury of tho Good Huan. By the Brothers May hew. Illustrated by George Craikahankl und Henry Meadows. History of tho National Constituent Assembly of France, from .May, 1818. By J. P. Corkran, Esq. Just received and for sale by e8 1. N WHITING A HUNTINGTON. SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS. THE subscribers keep constantly on hand at fheir hook store, a very general assortment of Sunduy School Hooks, embracing an extensive variety of Library Books. Question Books, Teachers' Class Books, Catechisms, &c.,Ao. Cheap Bibles, Testaments, fcc. fcc. All of which will he soi l al the Societies' Eastern piiees. Persons desiring to make up Sunday School Libraries, Ac, are invited to call and examine their assortment. jy2l d&w, I. N. WHITING A HUNTINGTON. New Edition or FrcmontVi Exploring Expedition.OREGON and California The Exploring Expedition to the Kockv .Mountains, Oregon and California, by brevet Col. J C. Fremont. To which is added a description of the Physical Geography of Calilomia, with recent noti. ccs ol the Gold Region, from the latest and must authentic sources; 1 vol. Itmo, new edition. Just received at the bookatora of jy7d&w. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. NEW HOOKS. PEN DENNIS, No. 2. by Thackeray; 25c. Scenes whero the Tempter has triumphed ; by the author of " The Jail Chaplain;" 35c. Morning! among the Jesuits a' Rome; by the Rev. M. II. Seymour ; 6Up. Boguc's Theological Lectures; 1 rol. 8vo. Just received by seJ8 I. N. WHITING V HUNTINGTON. THE CAXTONN. A FAMII.V PICTURE, by Sir E. Lvtton Bulwer : '2 parts, 371c, ' X We write, with eyes overrunning withheart-enriching tears, one word of tribute to " Thu Caxtons1' the truest Belion overspua by human brain from tho experience I the human heart.'' .V. V. 'tribune. For sale bv oc20 I. N. WHITING A HUNTINGTON. Wi LLIS' RUHAE I.ETTER8 RURAL LETTERS, and othet records of Thought at Leisure; written in the intervals of mine hurried Lit erary Labor ; by N. 1 Willis; I vol. l2mo. I he Adirondack ; or Lde hi die W oods ; by J T. Headley ; 1 vol. l2mo For sale at the bookstore of uo7 . N. WHITINO & HUNTINGTON. THE INCARNATION; VR. Pictures of the Virgin nud Her Son; by Charles . neeciier witn an introuuction, by mrs. Harriet Ucoch-er Stowe ; 1 vol. Marie Antoinet'o; by J. S. C. Abbott. 1 vol. crimson cloth, with engravings. For sale by jy5. 1. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. Hildreth's U. States Vol. I. A HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, from tho discovery of the Continent to the organization of the Government under the Federal Constitution. In 3 volt 8mo. By RICHARD HlLDRITH. For sale bv jy 13 I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. 1R. COMBE'S GUIDE TO HEALTH. ' Health and ton;; l(e tvithm the. reach of ull." THE Universal Guide to nealtb, by a rational course n food and diet; by Andrew Combe. M. 1). Now edition. 1 vol. 12mo. For sale at the bookstore of jy7. I. N. WIHTINt; & HUNTINGTON. NEW BOOKS. TUPPEirS PROVERBIAL PHILOSOPHY A beautiful edition. 8vo. in various sttlcsol binding. Illustrated by Win. VValcutt, Esq. For sale by ocllt I.N WHITINO & HUNTINGTON. GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK; The Magazines tor November; Ranlett's Architecture. Nos. 7 and 8, Vol.2. Just received by oc23. I. N. WHITING Sc HUNTINGTON. THIERS' NAPOLEON, Completed Till". History of Iho Consulate anil Empire under Napoleon. Nos. 8 and 11, completing the work Just received by tcp3 I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY HISTORY of the American Bible Society from iis organization to the present time. 1 vol. 8vo. 51,50. By Rev. W. P. Strickland. For rale by i.epJ L N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. United States DispenMitory New Edition. THE Dispensatory of the United Stntes of America ; by Drs. Wood At 'Uache. Eighth edition, carefully revised. For rale by aulO 1. N. WHITING A HUNTINGTON. SEW BOOKM. LIFE in tho Fa vst, hy George 1'rederick Bmton ; vol. 12mo. ''i'at A the best books of the seaion." For sale by jy" I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. Till; BRILLIANT. A GIFT BOOK for 18X1, with 16 elegant cngravrngs. For tale by ocl'J I N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. MIIS. ELLIS' NEW WORK. HEARTS AND HOMES, or Social Distinctions; a story by Mrs Ellis, For sale by null. I. N. WHITING k HUNTINGTON. Lvnch'ii Expedition to the Bend Ken. A NEW SUPPLY just received hy aep3 I N, WHITING & HUNTINGTON. NEW UNA. " I.ADV Alice, or the New Una; a novel. For sale by J anil I. N. WHITINO fc HUNT INOTON. HILDRETH'S UNITEO STATES. f I.. 2 ol this Popular History, just received by V ieP3 I N. WHITING 4 HUN TING TON CINCINNATI. LAW V E PA BT M KNT OF THE CINC1NN A TI COLLEGE. THE regular onniinl 'Perm of the Law Departtneut of tho Cincinnati College, will he opened on the third Monday in Novmbtr nut, (Noselnber 19th) to eontlnne until the lirst Mondny in April. A pruliruinury couno of Lectures will he delivered during the week, commencing on the second Monday in November, f 1 2th. ) The course of instruction is designed to prepare students lor tnc practice oi mc Law, anil will embrace the usual u. tics and subjects of Common and Statute Law, and of Emiity. 1'hero will he nt least two exercises daily, mid on three days of the week three exercises, roiisiitinu'of Let lures bv the Instructor, nud of Recitations in the Text Books, which are embraced in the course. A Moot Court will be holden once a week, or ofiener, nt which students will he required to prcpsro pleadings, furnish briefs, and make oral arguments. The students will bo required to furnish themselves with the following Text Books : Walker's Introduction to Amo. rican Law, BUokstoae'l Commentaries, Chitty on Con- (facts. Gould on Pleading, Grcenlenf on Evidence, I o. combo's Introduction to Equity, nnd Smith's Commercial Law. Lectures on Constitutional and International Law will be doliveied by Mr. Greene. I lie Board of Trustees will confer the deeree of lor of I .awsupon such of the students nt, upon examination. uj a yoonnineo oi tue liar ot i iucinimti, aro found to be quaiitied to practice law. Tim Tuition fee will he JIM for tho term. An additional lee of is charged, as a graduation Ice, to all who take, a oi ; lie. Boarding and lodging may be had hero in respectable houses, at 2,311 or $3 a week. Any additional information, in regard to the school, will bo cheerfully given, upon application by letter or otherwise to either of the undersigned. WILLIAM GREENE, JAMES P. IIOI.COM BE, CHARLES P. JAMES, Faculty of the Law School. oc 1 9-lmd ( in. (laz. MACK & .MOTHERS, JIAKUFAlITOBMi AND WHO IKS A IK DEALIRI IN READY HA0K CLOTHING, 307 Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio, RESPECTFULLY inform thecttliens of Columbus and i vicinity, that we have opened in this place, in Mr. Walnut's new room, nearly opposite the Capitol House, a new and fashionable stock of Enll and Winter Clothiiifr, Consisting of Broad, Pilot, Felt, blanket and Beaver Cloth Over Coats. Cloaks, a largo assorlnientof Frock and Dress, Business nnd Walking Coats, &'c, ore. An extensive lot oi Plain, Gaiters, and Spring Bottoms Pantaloons, of nil colois, stripes nnd figures, made up o, the most fashionable nintc rials. A large varisty of Vests, ol tho lateit cut. Gentlemen's Linen Drawers, Undershiits. Cravats, Scarfs, Suspenders, Hats, Caps, Carpet Bags, Ac ; a lot of oilier articles too numerous to mention. All of the above articles are oflcrcd to the public at prices lower than any other establishment of this kind in this city has done before. Purchasing US we do Our materials al the Eastern markets, and manufacturing the clothing our-self, we think us safe in saying that wo are enabled to sell clothing from 10 lo IS percent, cheaper than the rest, without less prolits to ourselves Being those connected with our manufactory, we shall be constantly in receipt of now clothing, made of tho lalest stylo of goods and cut. in the latest fashion, by one of Iho best cutlers in the west. We respectfully solicit the calls of the Gents to examine our stock, and if they find anything to suit, we a-o confident me pricesaiwiivs will. I live us a trial, sal we risk. Col bus, Oct.". 1849-dSm, M. t.: B ton R CDNKt.INO, WILLIAM WOOD, ALFRED WOOD CONKLING, WOOO & CO., AKurACTORBRI Of Pure White Lead, Chrome Green. Bed Lead, Litharge, Putty, Whiting, lire dried, Paris White, Yellow, " Red, Paris Green. Chinese Blue, Assorted colored Paints and Cli Xorth side of Court street, Last of Broadway. 1TITE have adopted ihe most approved method, as pn.c. Used b best Eastern manufacturers, in m:iniil,te'np . mopur. mg While Lend, and will warrant it equal to any mam. lac-lured in the United States. Will warrant the qualify oi each article we maimh'icture, to he as good as any to be pro cured, and to give entire satisfaction. Offered at lowest prices on usual time, ur discount for cash. Cincinnati, .Ian. .1 lyddtW CAPITOL HOUSE, f'siir iiirime Mm.. ' s-iv I'm. I, i-Tsj wiiitr, M. NORTHRVP, PROPRIETOR. THIS new and popular Hotel is located in the most Central part of the city. It has been enlarged, and is now furnished in a style equal to that of any Hotel in Iho West. The Table d'Hote is furnished with every luxury the inai-ket affords, and no pains will ho spared tu make tbe guests feel at home. Stages for all Hie routes, call at this house daily for passengers.Convenient, and lirst rate Stabling nnd Carriage House attached, and experienced and careful Oatlers, alwavt in attendance.September 10, 1849, lyd Vr. SKINNER, ( l.ale of New Lisbon, (Vim.) CENERAL Agency, Commission and Forwnrdinu Mer 7 chant, deals in Butter, Cheese, Lard, and Produce in eaeral, No. 13, East Frontst,,nearsteamboatlandinit.Cin. uati,Ohio. ..el'er to Justus Wright, and A. G. Richardson, Bro, & Co., Cincinnati; B. W. Snodgrass k Co., New Lisbon; Gngg A Elliott, Philadelphia; John Smith. New Orleans; S. II. Ross, Portsmouth; Lawson & Covode, Wellsville i Ewalt and Gebhart, Pittsburgh; John Scott, Nashville ; W. C. Scott, St. Louis. Bcp22 dtf. rrrv HON I s Green Glassware. OW Flasks. Quarts, Pints and Hall's Porter and Packing Bottles, Jars, Tumblers, Yials, and Druggist Ware of all kinds. oOfl boxes Flint Glassware. VVino Bottles, Molasses Cans. Crejms, Jars, Tumblers, Plain and Fluted Also, Druggist Ware of every variety' ( distantly for tale by N.W. SPEERS, oc!7 If Columbia st Cincinnati. Qflfin ROXES Bellevernon Superior Wheel "UU Oven Glass, sixes from (i V, 9 to 10 X SO. 400 boxes double thick. Imitation Crown, Plale and French, of nil descriptions. 20011 bojes Country Brands, sizes from 7X11 to 20X21. Constantly on hand at Pittsburgh prices. N. W. SPEEBS. ci7-tf No. IS Colombia st, Cincinnati, UGARaIvII S. IirMOLASSES O 200 brls. Refined Sugars ; 50 do. S. H. Molasses, prime, landing from Belle Isle, and for tale by apt? KING ft I IF.FFNF.li. Cincinnati. IVI 'J,':'!'- su very line Mules, sellable tor Caliior ItX nia idvenlurers, may he had bv applying to apG KING 6c HEFFNER, 27 Main st. Cincinnati. RAIsiNS2(Woxe7 1001 boxes, 100 i boxes, land'-ing from John Adams, nud for s-de by apG KING .V HEFFNER. Cincinnati. MOLASSES I rcii brls Alolasscs.lanilir..' Irnm Hell Isle, and for tale by KI NG At HEFFNER. apfi 27 Main st., Cincinnati. 100 apb HAGS Pimento; 50 onus Java Coflec landing from United States, and for sale by KING & HEFFNER, Cincinnati. f E ATHER. 100 biiudles fjjmei and Skirting Leather XJ 111st received bv KING ic HEFFNEIt. apt No. 27 Main st., Cincinnati. OUGAR AND MOLASSES.-3.0 bdds. Soger, fai' O and prime; 1,200 bhls. Molasses. For tale by KING A HEFFNER, 27 Main street, inar22. Cincinnati, LAW REFORM. TR ACTS on Liw Reform just published, and for isle al the new bookstore, Neil llouie IjU. J. II. RILEY A.- CO. Port Eolio"-American Scenery. THE Tomb of Kosciusko, West point. View ol Wdkesbarre. Penn. Yale College, New Haven. Conn. Also, a fine assortment of Folios, in Turkey Morocco, cap and 4to sizes Fine Stationery, Ac. Ac jyM. i. H. RILEY St CO. OUTLINES OF ENGLISH LITEHAT URe7 A( OMPOUND of EafUah Aethers and their works, b? Shaw. For sale by sepl J. H. KII.F.Y & CO. BO 1 DELL'S PLATES, No. 13, is now ready for the lubsrnbers, lell J. II RILEY & CO. 1 OLD PKNS. A verv superior article of Gold Pens lor sale by spZI W. M. SAVAGE. TAR. 100 brls S. C. Tar. just received and for sale by spC KING A HEFFNER. Cincinnati. PROPOSAL" 1'OK INDIAN GOODS. DLrAHT.MKNT III' TIIK I.ITKIIIOII, Orin K Indian Aitamis, September J'J. 11)19. QEALEI) PROPOSALS will he receired at the Oflea or i ) the Commissioner or Indian Affairs at WuahiugionCiiy, until 10 o clock on Thursday, the lit day of November next, for furnishing tho following goods in the quantities annexed, or thereabouts, for Iho use of the Indium, and del vol able in the city of New York, vis : Blwnktti, 2,100 pairs 3 point while Mackinac blankets, to mcaiuro lit) hy 71 Inches! and weigh eight pounds; 1 ,1100 pairs 2j point while Muckinuc hliinkels, to measure !l hy lili inches, and weigh six pounds) 1,176 pairs 2 point white Mackinac blankets, to nieaiure 12 by fib inches, and weigh live and a quarter pounds ; UCO pairs I j OOinl whito Mackinac blankets, to inaaiuro 3li by 60 inches, and weigh four anil a qunrierpoundi ; pairs I point wiiitii iviackinac blankets, to measure 32 by 46 inches, nnd neigh three and a quartet pounds; '100 pairs 3 point scarlet Aiockinac blankets, to measure 00 by 72 inches, and weigh eight pounds; 3C0 pairs V, point scarlet Mackinac blnnkels, to measure 64 hy (lb inches, and weigh lix pounds ; 100 pairs .14 point green Mackinac blankets, to meaiure Ofi by IH inches, and weigh toll pounds ; 300 paira 3 puint green Mackinac blankets, to measure fit) by 72 inches, and weigh eight pounds ; 260 pairs ;jj point green ilnckinac blankets, to meaiure 61 by Ol, inches, and weigh six pounds ; 100 pairs .'! point genlinclla blue Mackinac blnnkels, to measnre Bfl by II I Inches, nnd weigh ten pounds ; 400 pairs 3 point genlinclla blue Alnckinac blankets, to meaiure 60 by 72 inches, nnd weigh eight pounds ; 300 pairs 2$ point gontinella blue Mackinac blankets, to measure 6-1 by lili inches, and weigh six pounds. Dry Goods. 1.000 yaids scarlet slroiids . HOO yards blue strouds ; 1. 1100 yards fancy list cloth, blue 1 760 yards fancy list cloth, scarlet; 350 yards fancy list cloth, green ; I . (01 yards gray list cloth, blue ; 3 IH)0 yards saved list cloth, blue; 1, 000 yards saved list cloth, scarlet J BOO yards saved list cloth, green; 2-'6 pounds worsted yarn, 5 fold ) lOOoosen cotton Hag handkerchiefs 200 dOMa cotton Madras handkerchiefs ; 173 dozen black silk handkerchiefs; I'D dozen 3 4 cotton shawls ; 00 dozen 64 cotton shawls ; (" dozen 1-1 cotton shawls ; 10 dozen 84 woolen shaw Is ; 8.000 yards domestic calico ; 6,000 yards English and French calico; 10,000 yards Merrimack calico; 3,500 yarns blue drilling; 8,000 yards Georgia slripes ; 4,000 yards blue denims ; 1.000 yardi cottouade ; 7,000 yards domestic shirting, bleached ; 15.000 yards domestic shirting, uiihlciched ; 15.000 yards domestic sheeting, unbleached 8,000 yards checks, stripes, and plaids ; IO0 dozen woolen socks; 7,000 yards plaid hnscy; 1,500 yards llannela, assorted ; 1,600 flannel shirts; 700 calico shirts; 430 pounds linen thread ; 650 pounds cotton thread ; 400 dozen spool cotton, Nos. 1 to 30 ; 111) pounds sewing silk ; 700 pieces riband, assorted ; 1. 500 yards bed ticking; 1,000 yards Kentucky jeans ; 500 yards sattinets ; 160 gross worsted gartering ; 200 pounds Chinese vermilion; 20 dozen silk handkerchiefs, bark and Bandana ; 150 gross fancy and clay pipes. Ilardwurc. I 00 pounds brass kettleB ; 1.0'JOtin ketllos; 70 nests of japanned kettles, 0 111 nesl ; 27ti dozen butcher knives ; 20,00(1 gun flints ; 25 gross squaw awls 7,000 lish hooks ; 25 dozen fish lines ; 25,000 needles, assorted 100 dozen combs, assorted 10 liozen scissors, assorted 10 gross gun worms ; 13 dozen axes, to weigh from IJ to 5.J pounds; 50 dozen half axes, lo weigh a. pounds ; 2-1 dozen hatchets, to weigh l pounds. Agricultural Implemenlt, Ac. 730 axs, to weigh from 14 to 5) pounds ; 400 half axes, to weigh 3A pounds ; 200 hatchets, to weigh Irf pounds; 25 broad axes ; 200 drawing knives, 12 inches in length ; 700 augers, in equal proportions of 1 j, 1, j, and inch ; 150 pairs names ; 750 pairs trace chains ; 300 pounds brass kettles 1,600 weeding hoes ; 175 hand saws ; '10 cross. cul saws, 7 feet in length ; 40 cross-cut saws, (i feet in length ; 100 band-saw files ; 100 cross-cut saw files 40 log chains, to weigh 25 pounds each ; 000 Whitteinorc cards, No. 10; 700 quarters socket chisels; IK) planes, lure and jack. Northwest Guns. G50 Northwest guns, two-thirds of which tnuitmenturo 30 inches in Icugili of barrel, and one third 42 inches, to he deliveicd in Ihe city of New Y'ork or Philadelphia, as may be required. Samples of nil the above nrlicles are deposited in the office ol the Commissioner of Indian Affairs ; nud it may be proper lo remark that thoso of hardware, agrloultaial implements, and northwest guns, are entirely new, nnd of better quality than tho articles heretofore furnished under former contracts. The proposals may bo divided into four parts, fix : 1st. Blankets. 2d. Drygooda, 3d. Hardware, to include agricultural implements, Ac. 4th. Northwest guns. 'i'ho lowest competent responsible bidder will receive the whole er any part of the contract according to tho above scale, the Department lescrving to itself the right lo determine whether the bidder iB CompteAt and responsible, or not. The whole amount in money to he applied to the purchase of goods will ho about 90,000, but the Department reserves the right lo increase or dimmish the niiauiiiy ol any of the articles named, or substitute others in lieu thereof, or to require, at similar prices, such goods as may be wanted t.r presents or other purposes, in Ihe sdminiltraliOa of the ef fain of the Department. Goods of- American manufacture, all oilier things being equal, will be preferred ; but a-, all the samples ot' blankets and 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, to enable the Department to decide whether it is of equal quality with the samples to be exhibited. The party proposing to supply the articles will make an invoice of all the items enibraced in the above list. and affix the prices, in dollars and cents, at which he or they will fur nish them, deliverable in New York, (or if the contractor prefers it. about one half of the quantity may be delivered in 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 tfiis advertisement, and extending the cost, making an aggregate of the whole invoice eoOatltOtiiflg the bid. The goods will be inspected in New York (nnd in St. Louis, if any portion of them should he delivered there ) by an agept ol the United States, who will be appointed by the Department for the purpose, and to ascertain the conformity ol Ihe articles purchased with the samples exhibited, when the contract 6hall be made, and with the terms of tho contract itself, which shall contain a clause that if the articles are not lumished within the time prescribed, or if they are of insufficient quality in the opinion of Ihe agent nforesnid, and if within live days after no-tice of such insufficiency , the party shall not furnish others in lieu thereof of the required quality, Ihe I'mled Stales shall be authorized to purchase them of others, and to charge any increase of price they may be compelled lo pay therefor, to tho contractor, who shall pay the said diflercnce lo the United Stales. Bonds will he required, in the amount of the bids, with two good sureties, the sufficiency ol whom to lie certified by a United Slates Judge or District Attorney, for the faithful perlormance of the contrscts. Payment will be msde alter the contract is completed and the delivery of the goods as aforesaid to an agent of tho Department, upon a duplicate invoice certified by him. Communications to bo marked " Proposals for Indian goods." The bids will be submitted with the following heading, and none will be received that are nut made in the form and terms here prescribed : I (or we) propose to furniih for Ihe service of the Indian Department the following goods, at the prices affixed to ihem respectively, viz : (Here in.rrt 'he list of goods.) Deliverable in the city of New York (or St. Louii) on or bedim the day o next ; and in case of the ac- cnplnnco of thit proposal, ilin quantity being prescribed by the Department, I (or we) will execute 11 contract according to this agreement, and give satisfactory seeurily to tho Deparllrieiil within tin dais after the neeeptanre nf this hid ( und in cine of failure lo enter into such contract, and give mch iscurity, f (or we) will pay to tho United States Iho differcnco between the sums bidden by mo (or us) and the sum which the I 'nitcd Stales may bo obliged to pay lor the inn article!," F.och and every bid muit also be necompaniod with a guaranty in the following form, to be signed by One or more responsible porsoin, whoso mllieiency must be certified by tnmo one who is known to tho Department, cither pcrtoii-ally or by hit official position. ' I, (or we) hereby guaranty Hint ,lho above bidder, will comply with the terms of Iho sdvertiicment, for Dro-potals for Inil'an goods,' dated 2!)th September, 184'J. if the contract should he awarded lo him. and enlcr into bond for the execution ol the same within Ihe time prescribed." pi 'VVN, ORLANDO BROW ool5 3tawtIstNov. Comniissioiierof Indian Ali'airs. TT NOTICeT. The lime for opening the bids is extended 10 tho 1st dny of December next, nt 10 o'clock A. M. and tho time of delivery of the goods to Ihe lit June, I860. 'I'ho regulation forbidding extracts to be taken from the contracts of former years, has been rescinded. oc25-tdel O. B. WHITE FISH. &C.-I11 etore and for sale 20 bbls. White Fish; 15 4 do do. I extra large Lake Superior do. 7 bbls. No. 2, Mackerel. W. M. FINCH, i9 No. 4 and 5, ISsckeyo Block. CCOFFEE Jii77eoo7ved J 13 sacks Rio Cotrec ; 17 " Prime do. 4 " OldJasndo. W. M. I INCH, "''2'J No I and 5, Buckeye Block. iriIITE FISH ill bbls ! VV 20 half do. Lake Sunerior Fish, in verv evealUni condition, lino and large, nt W. M. FINCH'S, jv27 4 and 5 Buckeye Block. FOR SALE" npWO NEW TWO HORSE WAGONS, made on honor, A for sale st reduced prices. WM. FINCH, null Nos. 4 and 5 Buekevo Block. S" UPERIOR CODFISH.... 1 cask very superior White Codfish, for retail only, at W. M. FINCH'S, "2'J No. 4 nnd 5, Buckeye Block. SUGAR CURKIUAMsTDri Beef, together with every urlicle in the Grocery line. 27 W. M. FINCH, 4 and 5 Buckeye Block. PINE OLD rllKKSF. TUST received, a largo lot of fine old cheese from Major M,.f 'I,,,,.!'.. J.Im n-tm iir , J MeClond's dairv. "ei- v . 01. r nv,n. GROCERIES. FRESH BlCE Just received 10 tierces good fresh rice at jy27J FINCH'S, Buckeye Block. - FOR RENT. " rpHE dwelling house formerly occupied hy Capt. Henry X S. Hallory, opposite the "Blind Asylum, Columbus, with ten acres of ground adjacent thereto. For terms, apply to Ii. T. CUSH1NG. oclbd&wtf CHICKRRING & GILIIERT'N 'Pro in in ni Boston Piano s, just received and tor sale at manulactu- A. REED, Agent, 1 our doors North of the Neil House, Columbus, Ohio. rcr'd prlcos. aulO-dlv UY CLOUGII & WOODS. V. ST A LEY. ClMK SPMlloriKLD.O. THE Office of Ihe Ohio Stage Company's Lines to Sandusky, Culunibus, Wheeling and Dayton, is kept at the Buckeye House. Passengers taken to and from the depot freo of charge. Meals always ready on the arrival of the cars. We refer the traveling public to the proprietors of the Stage Companies, who lire willing to certify that there is a Slogs q0!cf at the lluckeye House, that receipts for fare to any point on the line. nu24-tf NATIONAL HOTEL SI'RIKGFIELD. ("PIIE proprietor of the above Hotel wishet it distinctly X understood, that there is no Stage Officcin Springfield exiept al his AOUMthat there is neither agent, drivers, horses or st.ngos at any other house. ISAAC THAYER, Proprietor. Springfield, July 111, 1010. jylO dtf. tOLlJIBlIsnXSlIRAMK COMPACT EIRE AND MARINE. THIS Company continues to insuro every rpecies of building, and the furniture, machinery, goods, wares and merchandize, and other property contained therein, a-gainst loss or damage by lire ; also, steamboats, and a tail vessels, and the cargoes of steamboats, Bail vessels, keel boats, and other water craft, against the perils of seal, lakes, and rivers, on tho most favorable terms. DEMAS ADAMS, Jr., See'y. June 25, 1819 dtf. ERICKSON & THEADWELL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, for Iho purchate and sale of WOOL, nt Rochester, New York, and No. 64 Pearl street, Boston. AARON ERICKSON. Rochester. N. Y. GEORGE TREADWELL, Boston Oecll dly. THEOlrrirKRN MINSTREL A COLLECTION of Psalm and Hymn Tunes. Odet and Anthems : In 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 rate Societies, with plain rules for learners. By L.J.Jones, of Mississippi. Just received at the now bookstore, Neil llotbje. Lse28 J. H. RILEY A CO To Country Merchants. CCALL on (I, R. KING, and buy goods below the market J prices, ("erne along, and make yourselves known as uasn ouyers respunoing to tins call, and you will buy. For a few days only. C. R.KING fllav I . low dew. -'$'iT NEIL HOUSE OATHS rrrSa1!! Aro now in line operation, and this ileliglitlul, cheap and healthy luxury, can now be enjoyed in full pcrfec. lion, Warm, Cold and Shower Bath, at all hours. 0 Tickets obtained at the Oliice of the Neil House. Lndies' ntbs. The Bnthi for Ladies are HOW open, and ticket! can he obtained by ringing tho bell in the ladies' parlor of the Neil House, where a female attem.ant will be in readiness, jelfi dtf. HMORE LEATHER OF ALL KINDS. H. KIMBALL has just received, in addition to his former stock, nn extensive sudoIv of Snanish ami Slaughter Sole Leather, Upper do . Calf and Kip Skins. Morocco and Kid Skins of every variety. Pink, Cochineal and Fair Linings, Bindings. Sec. All of which will be sold at grent btrgains, at his old stand, sign of the Golden Boo i oiuniuiis, june rj, IDWKItT. reel Lawn Ci'mctcrv. lyTOTICF. is hereby given that Lots can be procured in LN Gieen Lawn Ceinet ry. until the tint of August next, at the following prices : Fint Class Lots 8J cents per square foot. Second class Lots Gl centi per square foot. Third clais Lots 5 cents per square foot. On and after the first of August, the prices will be as follows : First clais Lots 10 cents per square foot. Second class Lots 71 rents per square foot. Third class Lots 5 cents per squaru loot. The Superintendent w ill be on the grounds, in fair weather, from 9 o'clock A. M. until (1 o'clock P. M. Bv order of the Board of Trustees. jy!3 dtf&8tw ALF.X. K, GLENN. Clort. TOOTH PASTE. A SI PERIOR article ol Charcoal Pasie for the Teeth, liighly recommended. The best quality of Cologne. Fine Almond Soap. Eau Lustral. a fine article for the Hair. Anti-Mephitic Aromatic Vinegar, for the sick room. Extracts, assorted kinds. Ox Marrow. A tine quality of Hair Brushes. For sale st the new hookatotc, Neil House. Jytt. J. H. RILEY A CO. A RULING M ACHINE, iroa frame, in perfect order, for tale cheap lor cash. ( St OTT. j.0.