Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 17, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1850 — Page 3

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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. From the Madisoa Papers. St. Loci, Sept. 2 8 p. m. Mr. Papin reached this city yesterday from Santa Fe, having leu on the 16tn u't. Ife confirms all th-j previous accounts concerning the deprcdali DS of the Indians and ihe iudlick'noy oi' the troops in chafing thcni. Cul. Morrioo, liy Iiis late activity, has mmle himself ti;e thenar of envi&o'le encomium, and, with the aJdnional force now on the way to New Mexico, it is thought he will render efficient service. Mr. Papin met Connelly's train at Cedar Springs. The day previous the Apaches had stolen from the train eirjuty-two head of mules. Tiie descent was so sudden, ami dexterously was the stolen property separated from ilio other animals, that not a word was exchanged nor a tin fired betweon the Indians and the herdstnpn before they were under full gallop to the mountains with the drores Wl'ore them. Col. Sumner was met encamped almut fonr miles from Fort Marin. He was with several companies awaiting the arrival of a company on detached service for provisions, preparatory to reaching the crossings of Arkansas. Mr. Papin met a company of infantry on their way to Santa Fe, all in pood health, on tue Little Arkansas. They came np to the encampment of Capt. Burford, in command of two or three companies of dragoons. Several of thrt office's werf vofc. hnf non dangerously. Brown's povernment train'was met at Lost Sprinp. A ae..o il ijovernnieui tram was met ihree miles from Carniel Grove. The same day Waldo & Co.'s mail carrier was met just starting for Santa Fe. AH the creeks between the States and Carniel Grove were dry, which was causing much sußerinj for the want of water loth in men atvl animals. A srreatmany animals were lost By a stranpe and unexjdainiilile disease called the dry murrain. The cattle cone-rally di 'd in an hour or two after leinr taken. The disease is supposed to originate from, drinking unwholesome water. Washington, S?pt. 27. fifa-TE. After some otdinary lnr.iiie-s was transacted, the I.idian appropriation bill was taken un.

Many amendments were oüered and agreed to, and the j Lull ordered to a third readinp. A message was received from the President with the correspondence between the United States Government and Turkey relative to Hungarian refujrcesi. The bill to ascertain and settle the validity of private land claims in California was taken up and debated. At 4 o'clock the Senate took a recess, to meet at 7 o'clock, when the California land bill passed. The be Mte then went into executive scsmoii. IIocsi. The H nse then went into committee at an early iiour on tl.e amendments of the Senate to the civil and diplomatic bill. Tue committee concurred in the appropriation of $10,000 for the expenses of the aent of the Sulilime Porte, to bd extended under the direction of the Secretary of State. The St-nate amendment appropriating $200,000 for additions to the Capitol wa rejected. Tlie committee, alter acting upon numerous Senate amendments, most of which were rejected, rose ami took a recess till 6 p. m. At the evening csion various amendments to t!:c bill were apreed to in committee aad roporlcd, when the House adjourned. Net York, Sent. 23, 8 P. M. The Pacific, in starting out of her dock, pitched the ! wheci-hous) against a larye wootl frame house or sued, ' erected over the pier, under which a large number of people had collected to see her otT. and the wliole : was thrown djwn with a tremembtus crash, faliin suddenly on the people, killing two or three outright ami wounding several others badly. A number are stül inj the ruins. Many eseap-d by runinj lr li:e. T'.e scene was indescribably horrific. The Pacific came into dock to render askance. The particulars have not all transpired. Pittsbcrc, Sept. 21, 8 P. M, Pittsburg was visited yesterday afternoon by one of the severest hail-storms that ever visited these parts. There is scarcely a house in Pittsburp and Alleghany Citv in which the windows are not a total wreck. The hail foil of an enormous size. Every roof suffered more or less. As an instance of the cllee-t of the storm, hail broke completely trouph in n roofs to the first floor. This may be hard to lielieve, but is nevertheless true. The amount of damage cannot be ascertained. Washington, Sept. 30, 8 p. ro. Tlie Foote ami Fremont difHculty has licet! ainiealilj ' settled. The latter addressed a note to the former, re qairins a retraction of the language used by him in debate, to be Mrjned in tho presence of witnesses, and a challenge note was left if lie refused to sirjn. Sir. Foote declined to tn the piper, but addressed a note in reply to Fremont's discluiiaiiiü any intention of riving anv personal offence in the language used bv him in the de- I bate. Friends ot both parties considered this satisfactory to Fremont, but, at his instance, the note of Foote was submitted to Col. Benton, who consented to tie arrangement. The objectionable remarks of Mr. Foote were substantially that the pl.in of the California Senator for the settlmnt of titles was a ereat outrage apon the public. Mr. Ritchie i- to be indemnified and tho printing contract I r ke up. A d -union address will appear in a day or two. It is now ready and is from the pen of Mr. Butler. The following are the Utah confirmations: Briham Youni, Governor, B. Davis Harris, of Vermont, Secretary of State. J tseph BdfTitrton, Chief Justice, W. W. Lewis, of Olli", associate Jastie, Seth Blair, of Utah, TT;tP,l SfafP, attorner. Jos. T. Tf artrnml. TTnirl State i . i J ; marshal Washixgtow, Sept. 33, 8 P. M. ' Sexati. The Senate met at 9 o'clock. Mr. Walker saiil tliat in ensrossin? tlie Imunty land bill an error was made anil not discovered till after the bill was approved y the President, which allowed war. rants for lands to le a5si;rned. An amendment had been made and agreed to by both houses prohibiting an assignment till after a patent had been issued. He produced a bill explanatory of and npplvins the error. Mr. Da wson objected. The error, he considered, was a fortunate one. Mr. Walker said objection wa mttra2iou. Mr. Dawson hoped that the Senator from Wisconsin woold not jet in a ra?e. He would withdraw hi objection, as he understood loth houses agreed to what was omitted; and the bill passed. Mr. Jefl. Divis submitted a resolution aothori7.inr the President to summon a military board to examine and report whether the crade of Lieut. General should lie I established in the army and what is necessary to prevent military officers from usurping and exercising civil function; agreed to. - The Sonate went into Executive session. The doors opened at 11$ o'clock, and a mese was received from the President approving the civil and diplomatic and additional appropriation bills. At five minates before 12 o'clock a committee was appointed to wait on the President, consisting of Messrs. Ewinr, Houston, and John Davis, who immediately reported. M'. Kins congratulated the Senate and the country on the events of the session, and pronounced the Senate adjourned. IIocse. The House met at 11 o'clock. Mr Gur!ey, the chaplain, in the course of prayer asked every blessing which God can b?stow upon the memiters, who are now about to retire home. Ti e House concurred in the Sonata resolutions to suspend the seventeenth joint rule, o that the civil and diplomatic appropriation and Indian appropriation bills could be presented to the President Tr signature. To-day several irentlemen wanted to take up particular bills, but the House refused to suspend the rules for that purpose, and much confusion ensued. A message was received lVotn tl.e President stating that he had tinned tho civil and diplomatic and Indian appropriation bills. Mr. Potter wished the committee of the whole on the täte of the Union to be discharged from the consideration of the cheap postage bill, and that it le made the special order for the third Monday in December next. At fifteen minutes of 12 o'clock, on motion of Mr. Bayly, a committee was appointed to wait on the President to ask whether he had any further communication to make. Efforts were made to take np the bill sopplementary to the soldier's bounty land bill, passed on Saturday. It appears that the enzros.ing clerk omitted three words of the patent, and this makes the warrant assignable, which was not intended. On motion to suspend the rules to take np the snpnlementiry bill, the yeas and nays were called. The Clerk was occupied thus aliout live minates, and was interrupted by Mr. Bayly, who rid that the committee had waited on the President, and that he informed thera he had no further cnmmunicafion to make to Congress. The Clerk resumed calling names. Mr. -ose to a qoestion of privilece. There were too many speculators, in land warrants on the floor, who had no i.osiness there. The door-keeper should enforce the rules. The Clerk resumed eallinj the roll, and got as far down as the Kin us. when the Speaker said - The hour fixed by joint resolution having arrived, I now declare that this House stands adjourned tine die. Immediately there was clapping of hands and other manifestations of joy. A few members lingered to converse with friends. Ci!c!N!Ti, Sept. 30, 8 p. m. The river is rising very slowlr. Several Ixvats are crronnd at Lawrencebiir?h. The Messenger, from Pittsburgh, has arrived at Portsmouth, but she will have fotTie difficulty in jrettinir down. Private depntches from Washington state that the

Senate amendments to the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill, appropriating $cU.CC0 for a cu.toin-tiuso at Cincinnati, and the same amount for one at St. Louis, were concurred in by the House. Boston, Sept. 30, 8 p. m. Jenny Lind rehearsed this morning betöre three hundred persons. She was much anroyed by the number present, and did not sing with much power.

Pertj ax Indianapolis Railroad Comtaxt. At vmeeting; f the Stockholders of this company, held at xi.blesviile on the 10th inst., for the election of a Directory for the ensuinsr year, the following persons were chosen, viz: John Burk, and Willis W. Wright, of Marion county; E. Cottingliam, S. Dale. J. D. Stephenson. Elihu J. Pickett, of Hamilton conntv; William Dickson of Tipton county; C. D. Murray, John Bohau and Peter Hersieb. of Howard county; J. M. Dcl'recs, J. T. Miller and W. J. Holman of Miami. The Board was organized by the election of John Burk, President; E.Coitiupliam. Treasurer; J. T. Cx, Secretary, and W. J. Holman, Principal Engineer. Peru Sentiiul. O-Tbe Duke of Bed ford, brother of Lord John Russell, receives from his landed property an animal income of JC20O.00O, or about one m'Mion dollars. This property consists of eleven preat estates, conferred upon his ancestor, John Russell, by Henry the Eighth, about three centuries apo. JI Vitltli.I), In Vcvay, Switzerland county. Indiana, on Moiu'ay the inst. hv le Rwv. Mr. Wasnu. Mr. John H. Xiumjj. Junior fvlilor of the New Albany Daily I-edger, to Mis Iacv A. NiGnswoNGta, of the former pi ice. Ricl I g!al are we, that our companion of youth ami bachelor ff i nj ha at last "shuffled off this mortal coil' of "s ugle blrsaed ess,'' n:id iij;ht heartily do we welcome thee and t!iy "hontiiebride" into the ranks of t'ie corps matrimoni-d? Where now have fled your dream of bad clor iiulrpt inWi.ru? Wl ere the visions slreping or waking, of Luiloulcss l.irt.. pi n's, and the 1101 otUr petty aiiioyiice of bct-e!orhoot? Tlmt the path of our yoim? fr uit! ;!.roi gli life may 1 urtwn with tl.e Cowers of tiBpuiies health, and eoiittntmoiit, and tbnt Ilcavta may slower iu choicest blessings on t'.iein, is our htarlfilt wiili. 1. CANDIDATES. riWe are requeued to aiiuoiiuce tiic name of Fbancm Kisrs. q.. of tin city, as a candidate for Secretary of the CoiUutioual Couver.tion. P"Vc are requrs'el to announce tfie name of B. F. Myers, of Bart'iolomew county, as a candidate for Secrtlary to t!ie Cuiititutional Convention. TVr t are req,ucstrl to announce the ume cf Cihrlfs G. Varscr, ist lodisnapclis, as a candidate for Door Keeper to the Constitutional Convention. Tr 'We are rsquented to announce the name cf Jofcni F. Bc-KLt. Cf Delaware ccuntv, aa a camliJate for the office of Printip.il Secretary of the Constitutional Convention. TT"PV'e are rcqucattd to announce Solos Tirmis, of tie ' People's Fri nd," Ccviutn, lud., as a candidate furStcrwiLi) cf the Constitutional Ccuvcnttou. Watches, Jewelry, and Silver Goods. W. H. 1ALBOTT HAS jut re-turned iroin Hie Kustru Cities, and is i-ow y7N receiving and 0n.n his Moek of Oo!, purthu-Hil ex-f-'.J preist y lr t us market, em' rac.n the larj;ejt ami fiueil ?! a-i'n.!itiil of Waithei, Jeweln", and Silver tJood ever Lioui to tili fity. Hi W'atciie huve ju.t lcen importetl from t'ie best Knmrepii iu iiiuf urtoricK. ainl a.e of t.ie tiucsl vorlnuiui!iiv of the laKM 11:1provod in jmt)il-. Wil l heavy tiold and Silver cases, mudti ii. , pretty lor retail tragic, and wan anted to keep Line. 1 lira Jewelry, eiu itiiig of Chum, SeaU, R:i,fr. llraetleti, lsc. ct. tVoiii l ic- n.sl Kietuii uimI diHiietic maiiumctoritrin, em' r:n-v every varieiy of cheiip, c iiy. DeMutiful, and useful ait. cits, aJaj nd 1 ii t e lomi'iit. piea-iir-. au! a lornmci.t of t!ic liur vx. His )uvt-r Ware is iti;iiaii'.ictured tor liiiu und slumped with his UHiiic. warranted of pure melal, coutauis t ie iiwel und most elegai.t palten-.s 01 Sxhuu, Iiules, Knives. Ac. Ac. ne i.m u'.&o riceived :.u ixteusive o-oit.iuiit of Clock, Vases, Ijinijvt. Ur ttania and Plaliua Waie, Fine Cutlet y, and 1 nnty Good.-' of an k it U. Tins spien lid a.-wortinent of goods, selected with grt-fct care f, 01 n t!ie UiU'-l lijij:t.J, oils. l of tile bet quality and newest styli.-. tiiid Oillrcl at suc:i pri: e that will compare favorably w.t.i any eU.Llis.iineiit we.s of the Mountains. . II. TAI.Pn"l septus -In tht Capi at llvuse Building. NE W STOCK 0FG00DS. J. M. BH Al.I .VELL & CO fHHANKFUL fr liie very liberal patronuire they hare heretofore JL received, have tue pleasure of aiinouiic.iii' to t,,eir Iritu.'s, eustoincrs. and t ie public 111 eentral. ti at t.iey are now receiv.li t, e laraeit, best sektte.1. and elitärst stuck of full mid W'.nier liiKv.U t- ey have ever odered in t .u maiket, eiii'iraciug almost every variety of Maple and t ancy Dry Goods, Groceries, Eaots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, and Bjnnels, &s. &:., too tclious to euuiiiL-rutc. We feel assured that we are prejwrvd tt oiler "ikkIs at auc'i prices for Cash approved CouuUy Proilucc a cannot fad lo plea- all who may favor us w ith a call. JC7-'A:?1I paid tor Wtitut ut the market pr-f:e. septus J M. KltAMWKU. A CO. WHOLESALE AND BET AIL! I. F. FAIRBANKS. DEALEX IS HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, AND SHOES, AT THE OLD STAND OF SHARP & PUATT, Indianapolis, Indiana, TT EPECTFULLY invites the attention of the public to the fact S.O. tnat 1 urn now oiferiiiir for su.e, wliok5ale und retail, one of the Ik si avorliuiiis of Ixts and Si.uc ever brout.t lo Ulis e ty mosl.yol uiyouu niaiiutactun: whic.i will be ao:d for lc tliiiu tticy can b bount at any otru-r esiaulis'.uiiuiit in t ie western ei'.uulrf- 1 1,HVe "mv '"' e!."l,oy "e wnrkinen t.-ia can tie tound and supennieiid l.ie et tl.li ucparlnitnl ni)eil. liJMi.i! been euip'oyed in tiut bus uess tor several yturs, 1 tict confident of giv.i: ji..im. li'ii. i use nunc but the very besi stock and muter. ul tnat con be loiuil ill the Lastern market. ladies or tieuls leaving ti.cr measures can be supplied, at the shortest possil lc not.ee, w.i:i any Und or c,ujJi;y tney may desirt warranted lo fit. 1 aiso alI ways nave a good supoly of Ka-sieru work from ti e best iinuiufuej tone, selected with care and experience; also, Leather, l-'uuhng, ! ice. Jcc. Country dealers are especially called to take notice that I am onrins great inducements lor tue ready casii; uo credit for this leasou 1 am scUnior Ü per cent, less than can be bought eise- here. 1 wou.d also call altci.t on to my latest Kah style of Hals and Caps of eveiy di.seripl.on. just received f.oin L'iiic.imali and Philadelphia. All in wan. ol' ootU :n my line are respectfully üiv.ted to call and examine lor tliemselves. Kcuicmber, at lue old stund of t-hurj-u tt Piatt Wasliiiiütnu street. Iiiibanapolis,' fcpt. 2?, lböO. J. F. FAIRRANKS. LITTLE'S HOTEL. tii. M. & L LITTLS have the pleasure U amiounee to the Fs'-'r ''a-'eiiiig public ail nicml ers of the Constitutional ConvenjerJiJy. t.on, in .articular, fiat (heir New Building ou Washington street, in tue Kartell! pait of lue c ty of Indianapolis, is now entirely JCO,"lHcuui cmiiajniig, in aiai.iiun in i:ieir iormcr iiotei, wincn vas vnpitii vi iiqnc ii.iiK m idling Li u r. ... i r iiuiu M.r tt BJ .IHJil rHms. particularly aduptcd to niembets of Uic Convention, as ever ton n J in the city. They duller themselves thai no one who fuvora ihcm with their custom Will go away disuppomted, as they intend lotuak their business permuneiit by lunhtr add.i.nns next s aaon. Tliey invite members of tue Convention to give t, em a call and see tlieir rooms. Ind ana4is. Sept. -. l-öo. tf TO THE LADIES. THE attention of the Ladies is respectfully invited to the sp'eiulul Slock of New ami Bcjuin'ul Fancy and LTes Uoods just received and openHi!' at THE LADIES FANCY STORE, in Gr-'JRtk'M Btnrk, AYahiii;rton street. The stock now offered has been stiel led Wit'i great care, and will be sold as low as Uie same sv.le of liood are selliinr iu Cincmnati. Trie ateorlmeiii conits of lilack and Chan?eab'e Dress Silks, Tl nek and colored Sik Velvets, Casinneres, 5lounlin de Laiucs, Laces. Cppes, Collars, Gloves, Veils. c. A. AL'f) A fine as-nirtineiii of Milinery (jihkIs of every variety. Flack Silk Visettes- latest French styie of Silk and Velvet Viselte, Cloaks, aiui Manil las: Shell and Bmfalo Tuck Cimibs: and a great variety of l ancy Art cles loo numerous lo niont.oii. Strangers visit ns tl.e city aie iarti ularly invit. d to call. CT" Stamping lor Braiding dona at the sliortest notice. "TITOOL HATS. A larjre variety for Men and Hoy" wear. V V Just received and lor sale at the loveit prices, el M'GINXls'S Hat Store, fpt25 Nearly opposite Browning's Hotel. J OST Between Seaton It IIlmnn' Flore and the Baptist Cliureh. a ai of Spüttacis. hig'dy prizMl bv the owner. Tlie finder will confer a lavcr by leaving them at this oJice. s;'2j TEEL PCTS. A ehoice lot just received mid for sa'e low, wnotesa and retail by J. P. SIDDALI septii Dritreist. rjnEAS. A superior article of Blnck Tea just received ami for JL sale low by J. P. SiDDALL, Druggist. aeptii TO CARRIAGE MAKER3. Carrin-e Bow. Shafts, Felloe, iu:ii llul, Axles, Spr nrs, and a large assortjnent of Carriage Tr. mm ne of the b-sl qimlnv. for sa'e at the nini of the !.g Padlock ami Cook Stove, by HKXRV S. KKL1XJOG. septal JT1AP3. A large variety of Mit and Mohair, Mush, Cloth, Oil4J S.Ik, Navy, Fur, and GUzcd Cxps. Just received and Air aale at M CI.WIS S Hal Store, aept23 Nearly opposite Browning's Hotel. tENST LIND HATS-For Children's wear. Just received J and for sale at M'GI.NXIS'rt Hat Store, aepfü Xetrly opooiiite Browning's Hotel. TWXKZ ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN ITS ELEMENTS AND m. F0RM3, with a History of iu onsin and .develonctnciit. By AV m. C. f owler, late Profevr of Rheiore in Amherst Jusl received and fir si'e by ROSS ft RAY. CoMi-ee. f-pt2j r.TlNE BRANDIES AND WINES. Jut receirwt a arlc ti .n of ehoice Branbrs, Wines, Gin, a'ld Ilonrboii WhiMkry, all of the finest davor ami as pure as they mini from tho, haiuU of the maiiiif,trt!irer. We wairant 1'iem pur from all adulteration or m:xtur. therefore very desirable ibr ined'cnl purpose. rpil A. F. MORRUSO.V, Dracgist. IJRESH SXTPTLT OF DRUGS AND MEDICINES just received and nL-eivinr, all warranted 1 b of tht best quality, and lor sa'e wholcsa'e and retail by J. P. SIDDAt.I, Dmrist. k.e. South side Wasiungtau street, opposite ent'iu.1 Bu.ul ng. 7.'ft IJillvtial irw aept'J njELLOWS. IRacVsprfith's enn find a few (rood Smith Bellows, Si ettcap tor cash, al the sign of the Gilt Kirnham, aeptiil WAINWRIGHT BRO. 17 EATITER ! LEATHER ! ! Jut received 3 0O0 lb. Spanish Sole Leather, suprrior iii.il tiy. Also, a larce stock of Kip Skin, which we are scllui? at our usually low prices, sept II. J. A B- C. HORN.

COMMERCIAL. Indianapolis Wholesale Prices Current. Corrected Wetkly for the Indiana State Sentinel, BY KIHLAND & XTTZSIBBON, JOEWAEDING AND COMMISSION HESCHAJfTS, ARB WUOLLSALl DkAt-.RS IX Groceries, Liquor, Tobacco, and Produce, KAST fcllK OF THK DEPOT.

BACON p. fc. Hog, rcuntl....... SDouiiKl, Clear sides, , H..ms, BEKK iwt. uet... CAMllbf 1. 8.,..-. CROCEKIES .......4 Lrvou, ......... y,i3 Lead, Dar, ....tal'i' Lead, fvh.to. pure, .... 9a !o; Lead, Nb. I .S-jOalXO! Oil, liuseed .. .15l6t Oil, lrd, 1XCa?.S0 i . . ... 1.10 ..... j.: 3 . . jf-o bi 1.75 .. 3aU0 , ... 6äa73 .... 37aO M 30 8 .... Hai. ... .5 tG .... U.ild .... lf20 6a? , 4X0 4i 10.C0 .... none torroN yaks f. ft ili Oil, sprrin, CAM)Lt.S p. ft,., str 00 Turpentine, Iiou, wbite,.... Pulatues, Outuns, Cheese rtm r, roll, IjrU, Hees wax, ' trlhSCIl , Tallow, GLASN f . box. t by 10 10 ty 12, JIAY p. Un. Timothy Clover , Mcuhl JO COhS MfcAL f.tu 5o Fl-Ol' K p.brl 3.lfca3 JO FKL'ITS . bushel. Apples, ret-u, ... A .pits, dried,.... lVtlu i, dried,.., Ahuuuds, t'. Q,... Huisiu, (i. buX,. FISH Meki rel, "ü. I, t?. bll 40 1.1 u .... Ijj-X; 4.U No. !, hf. bll.,.. Au. 1, qr. brl.,.. No. 1, kits, Nu. V, V. bll.,.. . l'J.öoai.'.U, No. 2, bf. til., No. : , t. hrl., Pinion, kits, FEATH E K? 1 . t.. Htm Ordinary, , GRAIN'S f. bu!iel, W bekt, U'biie, ..... Keil Barley Kye Corn OuU, , GKOCfcitlES r. Ib., Coffee, heat lüo,.... Kuar. N. Ü suar, loif, S'uhr, (.rushed, .... Tea, ii. P., Ti y 1 all J-f Tea. Y. llyM IP. :xo titoN f. a,. K.to! Bar.. -3a?& kouud aiidsqu..re,..4. Casting a, , it-t, priug Ki Axles, AiiViU H13 LEATHEK .Sole, r. B-, 0fc22 CaUsl.iu, V di., lfM 0: U.tO Upper, W.WhCU.W) Morocco axbaiXMO Sheep, ä.CUt.0O LIQUOhS p. gal. Dup. P.k llrimly, S.W)a2.t5 A lex. Sig. Cog.,. . . 2.Wa?.3u Marlons, t-.lt: .M American Brandy .... 4ZjU Holland Gii), 1.3Ü OM bur. Whiak CC a 1. -'.' Corn do., Old Mad. ine,...13al.:ö Polt Wine, Sbal.23 . lSa er 5t- . .4M45 . .30&33 wU ..e-et, .. l: alj ,.c(i:ol ... 10 .vplee, 13il. S tU'T :tül, 5Iolacs, N. O.,. . Mol.miH, S. H.,.. Tar, N. C, t . bit, Sherry Wiue, l.'3i'2.-3 Claret Wine 75 Malaga Wine, 7jl.(0 Uomcnic, 4Uaöo XAIbS S.kee. . . . 40 Tar, Kl'jiiJa, Tohobco, V. !,- 13r5 ioa, 4.00 MitdUcr, i:!10 f d 4.L3 inJipO, Kicr 1.13! ..Gl Cd, , 4. . 3 ,5.23 6.25 4(1 Cojper-s, Ko-iu,... Gi liter, .... ...... CloVCl Guupowtler, ket', rd hrüd. PAPKK p. ream. 4tj ....COaOO , 6.'-'j Foolscap, ....5 H,n. Boids, cr.. oüi', , bar,. 4.00 .... none 73 .... none Cassia, lit SEEUS f. busUel. AIüii!, .....5! (lorcr. Nutmets l.C?al .T5I Flax,.... Yk'uodu üucktls, H.joaÜ.GOl Timothy, CINCINNATI MARXET3. Cim'-i!sti, Sept 50, 8 P. M. Flol'K Du'.l and small sales at S3 5s?3 00. M'iukey. YYh:skey 23c. Notiini? in pi o vwions. (jkockkies. Coüee 13o. Sugar 0Js;7c. NSVT YORK MARKETS. 'ew Vota, Sept. rO, 8 P. M. TLoca No new feature to notice; the demand continue good w.t 1 saies of l-').00n bhls. Wheat Sales cf Sout'iern at fl; Michigan St 12. Cor 30.0W1 bushels sold at 65c. Pom Mew $10 C-2. Labo. lird 7iäT. NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. Stw OaLtAJi, Sept. 5f. Cotto Sales to-1ay of 2.000 bales at 13J lor irood nuddlaig; sales for l ie week 5 000 ble.. CoFrtK Has advane-cd and sales are made at l'2. . MADISON MARKET3. Madison, Oct. 1, 1SZO. Flock rer barrel S3 G02S3 65. HEAT Per bushel (iOätiJc Coin Per bushel 40.3.40c. Oats Per bushel 3ö .50c. W ttisKEv Pr g.iiion 'ii'i'Xic. Potatoes I-or shipiient 60 iiSc ():xj t-Yr shipiiieiit toöjoc. Wool Ptr pound 15t-J5e Coas .Meal Per l.ns!Kl55C0c. Hogs Per cwt. net 3. waagKiaKaaaiHnBnanasnaaBSSMBsnaa PROSPECTUS OK THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. 7BHIS old established newspaper w:l purchased by the unL dt rsigned ou the il cf June last, of G. A. V J. P. Chapm:uis the uile proprietors.) Its largely inereased circulation rince then, and the almost uuiveisal coininendatious of the p. ess strengthen the belief that its course meets the approval e.f the lAiuocratic party and the people. The Editorial iiepart uirtit is conducted by W ilium J. Hiowu and Kathauiel ßultou the lall' r as Assistant and local Editor. In politics, it will be thoroughly and radically democratic, and wilt inaiutain the principles ef the great ualional democratic p:tity, uuniixed with any uew ism or doctiincs whatever. Us niisMou will be to proclaim truth, and combat error, to prrwrve the Union of the States and the Union of the democratic party. It will cud-avor to allay sectional prejudices, and to cultivate that spirit of amity, aud justice, which is the t:ue basis cf our natiuual Union. U will be the or,au of the party and not cf any man, clique, or faction. It will be fcrm aud de'eided in thf advocacy e.1 ils principles, but courteous aud rtcpcilful to its poliucal oppifcicnU. It will know uo uemies but the enemies cf lknnurracy. In additioii to politics, the Sentinel will always contain the latest fun luu and doni sue news, literary matter and commer cial intelligence. A competent and faithful correspondent will he employed at Vhiu;,tuu, whose peu will be engaged in commuuicatiii? the imptrtaiit events fruin the Natieual Metropolis. liurinc the Sessions of the Convention and l.tioisLiTiaa full aud Uiluful reports of the Debates and proceedings will be tivcu. The business and financial department will be conducted by the uudcraixDed, to wUuiu all cciumunicatious on that subject must be aduicsscd AUSTIN II. CROWS. TEEMS. The Indiana Stitc Skntikul is printed with entire new ma terials, on paper cf a superior quality, and cciiuius a larger amount cf read in; matter than any pnpr in the Slate. THIS SEMI-WEEKLY PAPER will he printed every Wednes day aud Saturday, and three times a week during tho Session of the Couveutiun aud Legislature, at four Hollars per annum, pay able in advance. THE WEEKLY PAPER will be published every Thursday at tue following low raies: Oue copy, one year, Tbrcb copies " Fiva copies " " Tea copie 44 " (in cluV) One copy, six months, Oue copy, three months,. .... .3 CO .. 3 to ..8 00 . 10 00 ..l to TTThe money in all caset to accoinpany subscriptions. Auy person sending a Club of Ten, with cash, at the rate of 91 to each, sliall nave a copy grafts lor one year, r or a (realer number Ihm leu. the cratuiiy will be increased in Proportion. All Post Masters are requested to act as Agents, and, as such. by a reci ut decision ot the Department, thcy.aie authoruea to rank letters fur the bcuclit bf subscribers. AUSTIX II. BROWX IniiianaicVt. Srpi. 4. l-V). ."OR THE LADIES. Just received a lot of those niaenificeiit to be coutt nt w.il.ou one of these beautiful ornaments. Also, bo.d and Coral XccUaccs. ut New York prices. W. 11. TALfcOTT, aept'Jä lu the Cap.tal House Budd.ng. fiiKD CASES. IaHics will eo a vis.tin?, ami a lard Case u Hy uuhsiieiisabie, a beautiful assortment of Silver, Pearl, Shell, Piipermaclie, and Pearl inlaid Caes, may be found at Eastern prices by calling al TAI.BUTT's Jewelry Mote. eyt'M 9 r IITVES AND RAZORS. Received atid uow opeuiii a very CvL -arse and superior lt ot' Koduers1 and Wosteuholiu's Pen and PiK-Let hn.ves of uaiumciahle patterns and prices. Also. Razots ainl Scissota Itotn the aitme matibfuctones, all warranted of the best quality. Xo other house m the city cau oder the same inducements to purchaser. The Stock is large and none kept but from tlie aliove fnetor.es. The public may rely on getting the best article, at Xew Vork prieea, by buying at TJloti's Jewelry Store, m ihe Capital Hon "nil it?. wr.r-t IV. TAJ 'OT I". m i IaMWU PuAlnTiJI) UOLdJ PüNö. Here is acnance for sLJf all froisl lovers of fine and easy writing Pens. Ju,-1 received a heavy Kink of Gold Pens, with or witiiout holders, or lliey can be had in loid or Silver 1 aes. Tlieae I'ens were boug-iit directly ol Ihe Manufacturers, and will be . Id. rosiiitetir. a! New York retail pr.Cv. Cotiipet-iiou we defy in tlie Pen line. 'We are prepared to su t every bodv in price and duality, as we have all the sixes made. All points marked w.lh the manufacturer's name Will be warranted. If ihe Points come od" in nine mouths far usage return thcra and get a new one lice ol Charte. Call and ace at scpt-JS W. II. TAI.COTT3 TfAR ROIGS. A splendid assortment of Ear Rings of every Jali imaginable variety of size, shape, aud color, among which are lo be limn I the ' Acorn Rinp," decidedly the most delicate and ex quisitely finished petulant worn by the ladies. Also, new styles Jenny Lind Kuuts, a bcaulitul little ornament, at TALBOTT'S Jewelry Store, " ' sert23 ' lu the Capital House Building. TrBTGLIsa GRAMMAR. Tlie Euelish laucmaire in its ele a J menu and forms, wall a history of Us oritr n and devclopnictrt desimied lor use in coileees and schools, by William C. Fovl ler, late Professor of Rhetoric m'Amhcrst College, just received ami for sale by C IS- UAV1, sept'JS No 12, Washingtoii trect. MAGIO LANTERNS, and a great assortment of other useful and iiitrrestiu; Games tor the Youth. Also, all kinds of Plays and Toys, Wood, "Rocco, . Porcelain, Alabaster, Br. ttania, Tin, Horn, Itone, Iory, Glass, vVillow, etc., can always lie ibmal at tiie rS.-nn Variety Store of scpfM BKEXTANO ft Kl .MI', T"RENTAN0 Ic RUMPSFasct Stobs, IndianaKit. Our JiJt Magazine of Fancy Goixl. Toys, Perfumery, Musical Imtru mpiits. Bureau Requisites, Baskets, and all articles for the Toilette is so very complete thai we cau furnish all articles m our Hue. ptV7 rfltHE RECENT PROGRESS OF ASTRONOM x, especial. 11 ly in tie United Stute., by Elias Loom is, Pro essr of Ma the malic, ie , jut raeitred by C. H. DAVIS, scpti No. V2, Washington street. TOOTS AND SHOES. Men's Kip anl Coarse Boots, Boys B 9 nnd YMith ilo ; Men's Kip and Coarse Brofr; Ladiea Buskins; Colored Silk Gaiters, patent tip; Roselt Excelsiors; Euamclh-d Pulka; Jenny Lind Ties; Walking Slioet of every dcscriptiou, SLpnr, ke. AI-HO A rreal variety of Gent's Rubbers, Over Shoes. I jxlies ami Misses Rubber Boots, Sandals, and Buskins. Just received at HORN'S' ILS VELVET TURBANS For Children's wear. Jost rciCJ e-eivel and tor talc al M'GIN.MS'd Hat Store. Nearly eppojhe Bro-.uniij'a IlJtel frtiS

INDIANA CENTBAL MEDICAL COLLEGE. session roH ie5o-'fii. THIS Iintitutioii will commeuee it next eion on Monday, Octotier 2-1, 1-Ü0, and close ou tii 1st ot March ciisujue. under U.e loilowing arrtuigenieuts: DANIEL MEEKER, M D., Proi"wor of ütucral and Special Anatomy. R. CtTtRAN. M.U.. Proi'fjMor of Physiology and General Pathology. J. S. HAillUSO.N, M.D., Professor oi' Materia MeJica, Therapeutics, and Medical Jarifprutk;uce. 0. W. MEARS, M.D., Proicssor of Olwletric and DiMaaea of Woman and Cliildreiu CHARLES G. DOWNEY, A.M., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy. L. DUN LAP, MD ProfeMor of Theory aul Practice. JOHN 8. BO BBS, M.D., Professor of lue Principles and Prtctice of Surjery.

E. DEM IN G, M.D., Professor of eciul Pallioloy and Iuslitutea of McdciDe. D. .FUXKUOUtfER, M.D., DemonittratoT of Auatomy. The charges are len dollars for each ticket, or seventy dollars for the full course. Matricu a;ion live dollar, to he paid mice only. The di elinir ticket five dollars, and may be taken at l ie Erat or seeoikJ courxe. Hoarding can be had for S3 00 per week, including; lights and luei. Furt'aor information wCt be given on application lo the Dean. J. S1. BObiü, JJean of tl.t FaetVy. Indianapolis, 5ept. 21 5w. STABLING MEDICAL COLLEGE, COLUMBUS, OHIO. Z ESSION OP 1S30-'51. Tim I-rturr 111 this Institution mm. v mi nee on Wednesday, tlie lClii of Üclobcr, and couluiue lour aim a nan nionins. FACULTY. KEXRV H. CHILDS, M D., Professor ot' OlMtuti ics and Diseases of Women and Children. RICHARD L. HOWARD, M D., Professor of Surgery. JESSE P. JTOKIXS, M D, Professur of UencnJ and Special Anatomy. SAMUEL M. SMITH, M.D., Pro:"eir of Taeory and Practice of Medicine. FRANCIS CARTER, M D , Professor of Physiology and General Pathology. cuARUi.s a. ep:k, M.D., Protestor of Materia Medica, Therapeutics and MeiUcal Jur.i'pruUeace. FREDERICK MERRICK. M.D., Protessor of Chemistry and Botany. NORMAN CAV, M.D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. FEES. lectures S06 00 (iradualion 20 W) MatncuUtioii .'. 3 141 LKssecluig Ticket 5 OU Good Hoarding may be obiainc! at from SI 75 to 9'2 25 per week. 1 lie tX'tober eottrse w:u consist of Lectures on Minor furvery. Imaii.ty. l'(:siis. M.croftcopicai Aiiatomv, and Physical Disenos:, aim is J ret 10 ail wao luatrieulute. l ue ainiNe means 01. illustration posAessea Dy tins Institution, tl central position of Columbus, and the lacilit.es of access t it. and iiany 01,1er incidental advantage b-lriigiii-i to the capital make tin l.eyun.l a doula one ot t.ie inot elieibie sites tor a medical sc!kx1. II letters 01 nuiuiry or business wul receive promiil attention, ii udtlressetl to . Al. SMITH. septl--3w. Dean of the Faculty. Zi Aw SCHOOL. OF THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY. This Institution is under the care of uos. David McDonald and IIom William f. Utt. Iu stiperur ad vantage to the student of the law are now generally known and admitted. To such as intend to practice in Indiana, it furuisltes peculiar inducements; fitr t.ity Icaru here U t only t.ie tiieory ol law in seneral, but tlie practica ol ie Mate courts, and tlie statutory inodiucaiions ot tue common law which obtain in I in I. ana. Tue course of instruction embraces all the branches of legal scieuce. Diese are tauglil in uuiiy lectures aiui ri.lauons, and a wccalr Moot court. 1 im trxt books of the J uinur . lass are ttiackstone's Commenta ries, Kent s Coiniiientaries, riuitli on contracts, and seplien ou 'lel:ii5. I nose o( llie Senior Class are Kci.l s . otniueiitaries, 'lutty's Plcailai, (Jreenleaf on Kvalcucc, and MitlorU'a Eipxity. in.kiits must supply uiur own text iHXfc. 1 lie Tuition r re is tmrty uollurs in advance. The ii'xl session will eoinnicnee ou the hrst Mondav of Novem ber, aim end ou the brat or .Marth following. ' v mm a mTWS V L. 11. .1I, Preset B. T Indiana tfnicrrsity. Bloominjrton, Aue. 2ft, 1S50. . aug31-w THE WIDOW. THE ORPHAN, AND OLD AGE MADE INDEPENDENT AND COMi'OKTABLE. The United States Life Insurance Company IX THE CITY OF XEW YORK 27 WALL STREET. Guarantee Cash Capital $100,000! rjSvlIS Company unites a Casa Catital and PaorauTaKT 3 Responsibility, in addition to the rriuciple of mutuul tuturanct, thus establishing the first aud most essential requisite u Life insurance ultimate arrant v. - It insures Uvea for one or mure years, or for the whole or life. Persons cau effect insurance oa their own lives; wives ou the lives of their husbands, free from the claims of creditors, and creditor! ou the lives of their debtors. When so desired, the sum lusuted will be paid at the end Of any number of years, thereby securing tue beucnts or A SAVINGS BANK AND LIFE INSURANCE COMBINED. Persons inruriux en the mutual system, iu this Company, par ticipate in the prchU of all the busiucsa transacted by the Insti tution, Without incurring any Personal Liability whatever. Premiums are payable quarterly, semi-annually or annually. DIKECTOltS. Frederick Sheldon, Josiah Kicli, James Suydam, James Marsh, Thoma C. ütreinua, Isaac A. Storm, James S. Poiheuius. Lutlier Lradisli, Charles M. Connolly, B. F. Wheelwright, Wilson G. Hunt, D. H. Aruold, John A. Luqueer, Washinsiuu K. Vermilye, John J. Cisco, Charles E. Bill, KU ward S. Claik, P. C. Vau SchaicS, Isaac X. Phelps, Francis T. Lu4Ueer, B. K. Winthrop, John J. Pheips, Wm. T. Whittemore, Richard F. Carman, Gerard Muyvcsant, Clinton Gilbert, K. B. Allhause, Jacob Harscu, William tucker, Eiisha Hif-'s. FREDERICK SHELUOX, President. JOHN A. btiiWAliT, Actuary. J. Eaoik, Jr., Secretary. (T?"T;i:s Coiiipaany has a Treed, in case of dispute arisine on any claim iu t'ns Male, to anide Ue decis.ons of our courts. ProsDtctuses. with notes ai.d every uilorniation, can be liad on ap plication to the undersigned, eiiuer ui person or Dy letter. A cent for Central and Xoriherm Indiana. Office in State Bank building, Indianapolis. sc-pt7-3m. WESTERN FARMERS' MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. f CII1S Company has recently been Incorporated, by the Ohio EL Legislature, aud is now orpanucd and duiug a prosperous business, in the way of issuing Policies of Insurance. Some of the important features of this, over most other Companies, are as follows, vu: 1st. The Company will be responsible for the correctness or all Surveys takeu by its Agents. Sd. All Policies will take effect from the date of tne applica tion, unless the applicant desires a future date. ?d. fersonai rruneriy will re insured to me lull value. 4tb. In case of losaa-shuuld auy difficulty arise between the insured and the company, it may be settled by arbitration in the county whtie tne loss happens. To live ar. iaea of our terms, we propose to insure sale, unex posed larrn r operiy lor live years, lor a premium rate or onehalt or on" cr cent., ana a casn premium oi iwo-mina oi enc per cent. This is d si;ncd tor a farmers- company, as none out sätest class riska are taken. Our charter and by-laws pruhibit us from insuring in cities, aud ou the following described buildings aud property: Printeis' Books and Stationery. Grist Mills, Oil Mills, Saw Mills, Clothing Works, Woolen Factories, Stocks of Mer chandise cf all kinds, and all Mechanical employments not enu merated, requiring the use cr t.re beat. Ihe design of the company is la collect as muco on caca ap plication as will be sutticieut to pay all losses, aud thereby save to the members of the company the very heavy expense of levylue and collecting assessments. o are desirous of c-sUhlishing Agencies in different sections of the country, to whom liberal inducements will be onercd. DIRECTORS. Arthur Burbeck, Alex. Patterson, Noah Frederick, Joseph Orr, .bdward rowers. NOAH FREDERICK, President. JOHN M. G ILM AN, Vice President I.vt U. Martin, Secretary. Aew LuAom, Ckio, July 1, lsJO The undersigned, Agents for the above company, will spend a few weeks in visitim; the farmers cf this vicinity to call their attention to the safe principles upon whicb this compan is based. Any communications for us may be dirce'ed to Indian apolis. All applications for agencies in different parts cf the State, directed (post paid) to J. L, McCord, (wilbii three weeks) will receive prompt attention. JOHN L. McCORD, J. F. PARSONS. Trav. J gents. Indianapolis. Sept. 7, IriöU. Hm. TSENTON FIBS INSTI1UNCE COMPAJJT. Caih Capital 5150,000 00. SURPLUS OVF.it TWeiMV-KiVE TiiOL'SA.ND DOLLARS. AU secured by Bund and Montage on Real Estate. f fMHE undersigned is prepared lo grant policies of the above ComJL pany. He as-mres the public Inat alter a personal examination aud proier inquiry m Ihe cty of New Vork as to Uie standing of tins Company, that he is ntmäi'd it ijone of the best ill the East, and is so considered by the New York public. He pledges himself to the holders of policies m this Company, that in c-ise of loss by fire they shall receive full indemnity without unnecessary delay. AU losses paid within 00 days after adjustment. Tue Company has by iu order authorized itself lo be sued ui the Marion Couutv Courts. A. V. &IORJU3, Ajent. Olhce a; Governor s circle, indiauapos. Indianaqolia, April 17, lt50. 03-Cmos 2AWS! SAWS!! SAWS!!! From the finest Web to the heaviest Mill, can be louiid at Uie sien of the Gill Elephant. sepril WAINWRIGHT BRO. WP LACKSMITH 3 can find Anvils with faces that will bear hamÜ3 inerui'.'. and Vices tliat will screw no to a tieht pinch, at scpt-Jl WAIN WRIGHT BRO. Apl LASS. -4 A right smart chance" of Window Glas at pl.t WAINWRIGHT X BRO. AXE 3 made expressly to order, f Hooaicrs and Buckeyes, warranted to make a hole in the woods by Ihe aid of manual pow er, rightly applied, at WAINWRIGHT A BRO. sept 21 fflOPLlTT'S late invented Log Rule, a great convenience to .U. lumber Merciianu ana wy a w. "f Bu . . ... v . 1 , . . . of the 1 cm r.icpnairc. sci . .. .v.v.. "jnrTE YEARS OT A HUNTER'S LITE in the far interior of aL toiuh Africa, with notices of the nntive. tribes, ami anecdotes of the chase of the Lion, Klephanl, Ilippopotainus, Giraffe and Rhinoceros, A.c., with illustrations, by ltoualeyu Görden Ciitnrainja . ivst., just received auu lor sale oy e;. i uais, ScptiS No. 12, Wasihigioei street. A HUNTER'S UTE IN SOUTH JLTKICAl Or Fiva Ver a' a lathe Interior. In two rots., ni-wlin. My 0Wuu CmaBiiiij. Juit rcccix4 ad for als by ROS-i fc RAI . ertta

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOE OCTOBER, 1350.

J. W. MAuRT Ac CO, MJUTASEHS. 1 8,0OO Dollars! 10,000 Dollars! IS Drawn Numbers oat of 73 ! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, For tl-e benefit of Mouonraha Academy, Claa No. Ill, for 1830 To be drawn at Alexau;lru, Va., ou atul8y, Utt- 5lh, l.-vXI. ' SPLENDID C1IE21E. 1 Prize of., 30.1X10 l-.WK) 10.000 6 (XX 3 000 I Pr.ze oi'. . 82.012 2.012 . 2.01 i do 1 t.o 1 c!o I do no do do 014 10 Prats of 2.100 do 2.H0 I 10 do 1,L10 4 c. Ate. Ac. A.c. Tickets 10 Halves 5 Quarters 2 50. Certificate of Package of 2ß Whole Tickets 8IC0 00 Do do of 20 Half do 60 00 Do do of -Ai Quarters do 30 IO $30,000! $20,000! $15,000! 150 I'rizes of 1,200 1 VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. For the beueiit of Mononealia Academy, CIhas No. lit, for 1S50. low drawn at Alemmira, V a-, ou Mttuiday Oct- 12, 150. BIULLIAM SCHEME. 1 Prize of. . . t do ... 1 do ,..jj.0Ot. ... 30.11)1 ... 20.liWi . .. 15.000 ... 10,000 Ac. 1 Pnze of. 810.000 1 do 6.2-i :i Prizes of 5,000 5 do 3000 130 do (lowest 3 .No.).. 1 ,200 Ac. Ac. 1 do ... 1 do ... Ac. Whole Tickets Sl&-IIalves $S-Quarters $4-Eighth? 52. CertiCcaies of Packages of 25 Wliole Tickets . S220 00 . 110 (10 . 53 on . 27 SO Du Do do do do of 25 Half of Ua Quarter of i5 LigbiU Co do do Do - 10 PRIZES OF 1,500! VIRGINIA STATU lXVTTEUY. For the benefit of Mononealia Aemk niy, Class 117, for 1 -50. the bene To be drawu at Alexan Jria. Va., on Saturday P.h.i t)ct., 1-50. 75 Number Lottery 12 Drawn Ballot! SPLEJt DID M0.0bO ai.ooo 15.000 7,000 Sic. SCHEME. 1 Prize of. . 1 Prize of. 5 Prizes of. 3.00b do do do lo do .ii 2C0 (lowest 3 No. prizes) 400 4C. ic. Tickets 10 Halves 5 Quarters g2 50 Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets 130 no DO do ot 2. Huif do Do do of 23 Quarter do &5 tn 22 50 $30,C00! $14,273! "2 PHIZES OF $10,000!! 1st Drawn No. 30 2.1 Drawn No. 25. TICKETS ONLY $20. VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, For the benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class K, lor 1S.50. To be drawn nt Alexandria, Va., on Saturday (Jet. Sfilh. IsöO. 73 Number Lottery 13 Drawn Ballots. MAMMOTH SCHEME. 1 Splendid Prize of....

75 OW S Prizes of. 3.000 1.001 do i.iHii 14 '27t 10 do 1 jot) lO.tXKJ Ü0 tlo l.'jnt 8.000 00 do l,(aa, 5.0WI 50 do 500 4,000 Ac. A.c. Ac.

1 da do ... , 1 dö do .... 4 Prizes of do 3 do 3 do Witte T.tkels ?20 Haltet $10 Quarters 5 Eik hs $2 50. Certificates of Packages of SO Whe4e Tickets g-JtiO f Do do of 2d Half do FJ0 0b Do do of SI Quarter do WW Do do of 'JO Eighth do 22 5c Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packoires iu the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and au oif.cial account ot eacu draw.113 sent immediately alter it is o ve to an who orucr irom us. AdOress J & C. MAL Iii , Agents, sepUtS-7 Alexandria, Va. Notice to Canal Contractors. WABASH AND ERIE CANAL. INDIANA 4- KAT.I-. f) ProtKMabi wilt be reoeivetl at Prliw-lim. lint . inttl l), T SUth dayot October next, for the consli uct.on of tinrty-livt miles ot the above named Canal. The wora consists of s.xH tc lion eratiraciusr much variety tt exeavalioiu mctudiifx consider ute rocs, a 11 u inner 01 aetp eui auu utacy eniOtiHKinrmt, one a'nie duct, e!''!it locks, and many culverts. All tiic mechanical structure lo he of titulier, and w.ll anord tnuth work for carpenter. Tliere Will he no stone masonry of any description. Of the exea. vation and embankmeiil mere is much 11101 e heavy work t!:au is coin mon on au equal length of line. Bi Hers from Ohio will find n most convenient to reach this work by way of the Ohio river and Evunsville, as the soutli end of tne work is only 14 mi es north of Kvausvil'.e. From the middle and uoi th nan of Indiana, it will be mom conveu ent to reaeh the nort!i end ef the work at Pctershur?", in Pike county. Bidders who are not known to the unJcrs srued will be expt ctetl to furnish proper testimonials of character. 1 aymcitts in tumiey will lie inaile at periods ol about sixty davs. nuns and sprc.fications of the woik wd! be exhibited at Pri ice ion by the KniMiccr iu ciiaree. 10 days before the lctliur The line will be in re.ulniess for insitectioii by the first of October. For further information, itersons w.!nn to examine the work can address X J. Bad, Uesidcnt Liigoieer, l erre Haute. SA.MLbli rUKKr.K. SOIXI.MON STL'KtiESS, 8rpt2-tl S. R. IIASMF.R PENDLETON KAILEOAD CELEBRATION. I ."rr OX the occasion of the opening of the Indian apoliS and Bebcfantaiiie. Railroad on the etti of Ociooci, uu Irani will leave Peud etou for liidianai olis at 10 o'clock iu trie moriimi;, aud t.ie return trains will leave Indianapolis tor l'en d eton at 1 o'clock, P M ; both U ains wiU return to Iiid.aiiapoli in t.ie eveuimr. 7 o prevent accidents and confusion, no person will te n rra tted to set upon Vie cais Without a ticket, for which fifty cents lör lue dy will lie charged, to pay extra expenses cf train. Ticket olfices at Indianapolis and IVndlclou will be open at Ö o'clock ou the momui? ui ine aay. , Conductors will see that order is preserved and these directions enforced. O. 1. .MiTII, sept JOilX BROUGII. MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD CHANCE OF TIME. '. 1 J. J I 4mM. ' (In nihrl uitr fiiiMtuv 11 v t lli Vltti Ii.rf fl, t-gj-Vn y l'aüseiier trams will leave Madison and Indian apoiis, rciccüvciy, at 15 iniimtes be lure Ü o'clocl;, A. M., lual ar rive ui tue same places at 1 o clock, r. .M. epl JOH.N BKUUUil, ITea t. Indianapolis and Erownsburar Plank Boad. "J OTICB is hereby given to the Stmkhoider of the IiHlianapoI. j lis aiui B.owushurg PlaiK Koad toinpany, that ou tridav. Me 11th day nf October next, an Klcctiou will be held at the house Joan Larrimore. in Aleciiauicsburc'. m Marion county, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4 o'clock, P. M., tor the elccUou oi five Directors of said Company. By order of I AilCIIIBAI.U A I - E AAN DLR, MOKTiN GREEN, BKN'JAM.N M. IXGAN, JAMES JOHNSON, JOilN CAItUSLIa, se-ptl9-3w Coramiss'oners. Central Flank Eoad Company. jsajOTICE lh rcby given that the Books of the Central Plank lt( Road Company will be opened, for the futMcr.ptiOii of Slock. ou the 10th day of October tienl. at the otfice of IXe-t. D. W. IasymaiL in Putnam couutv: at the residence of Jesse helium, ut Hen dricks county; at the oihce of the Secretary of the Company in Ind.anapolis, Mariou county; and at the Colore of Jehn Templiu ui llancitck county, and will continue open 40 duys from tliat date. By order ol tlie Board ol Dirtetor. " WM. ROESON, Pres'u R. B. Btscax, Sect'ry. aeptlS-tlOOrt. r7SSent.iiel. tirecucaslle, please insert three weeks end send ac count to this office. - GREAT EASTERN ROUTE. EASE AND COMFORT AND ECONOMY OF TIME A Iii ONE Y. Seventy-Five Hour, from Indianapolis to N;w Tori, Via Madison and Indianapolis Railroad, River Packets, Littls Miami aud Mad Kive-r Kaiiroads, Lake Steamers, aud Buffalo and New York Railroads. TfT'NO STAGING WHATEVER. CQI THE above named routes now (-V,eiV N rti n in rniinrti.m m-ith rli r.lliT t IC . "t n and from Indianapolis. Passen- Vv-"df.j-ai. eers coins East are sul jectcd to no delay whatever. The Packet Line cn the River makes its trips with perfect regularity com fortable Boats bein? provided lor tow water, tue regular nue cousists of two Cf the fiuesl boats on the River. At Ciuciuncti passengers can take the moininj line of cars, or remain during the day, aud take the evening line, either of which couuect wich tha Lake line of Steamers at Sandusky. For ease, comfort, and economy this is decidedly the moat preferable Lastern route. Durinx the close of Lake navijaticn. the time cu this route, by the way of Pittsburgh, in splendid Packets, is lengthened but a few hours, witn only miles 01 stapnp. Cars leave Indianapolis aud Madison at 7 o'clock. A. M., makins the time over this Read in hours. The cars and stock cf the Road are not excelled on any road in the Union. New aud valuable machinery has been introduced on the Mad ison Plane, rendering the transition cf passenger trains over it as safe as ou any otner portion of the road. JOHN BROUGII. PresU 2d.fi R. R. Competnv. , Madison, August 22, 1830. auD2s-Cwsw. riudiana State Journal publish 6 times semi-weekly, and Ccu ritr and Journal at Lafayette, Courier aud Ex press, Tcrre Hute, Democrat at Noblesville, Signal at Muncie, lxniocrat at Ander sontown. Patriot at Winchester, aud Pharos and Journal at Logansport, will publish 6 times, weekly, except this note, and eud accounts to this office for collection. Indianapolla to Buffalo in Fifty-Sight Honrs, and Logansport to BaSalo in lorry-Two Hoars. IHK v tmm ärim Lour. sv are run AM ninz Four-Horse Coaches dailv between LoV igansport, Ind., and Niles, Mieh leavine LoV7. H art. i'a r " T"'" t ' y A. M., and arnvin; at Mies at 11 P. M.. same day, connecting with the 12 o'clock train to Detroit, and continuing on to Buffalo, in best class boats, wieh out detection. This line will be run, in the best style, in new Troy Coaches, and passengers may rely upon arriving at Detroit, Buffalo, and New York without delay. JfTThroush Tickets can be secured at the Stage Oflicea in I.VDIAKArOLlS, LOOiHRPORT, nd LaFaVETTK. N. B. Kits as furnished at all timca. july27-3m-weow X VALUABLE LANDS FOH SALE IN HOWARD COTJNV TY-The Suljseriber has lands, iu Howard county, suitable for two farms, and which he will sell ou moderate terms. One is a tract of 160 acre., situated on the head waters of Pete's Run. nearly adjoining the residence and farm of Judge Ervin, Icwvvit: the west half of the north-west quarter of section 27, and the ea.-t half of the north-east Quarter of section 23, ot towiislnp '21 north, ot ranee east, being a square quarter, about three n.ilcs east of tiie Michigan Road, at a point le winch said road wdl be planked front Logausport this tall, and tour miles norm or rtew ixiriou. The outer tract contains one hundred aud f. :n acres, and is situ ated aix miles south-eaM of Kokomn, near Jehu Helton's, viz: the east half of the north-west quarter and tue south-west quarter of the 1 iioriu-wcw uuälia ii .ci 1 1011 ig, iuitumiiii iwi north-west quarter of section IS, towiulnp 23 north, es raiitre 9 esse Kokmnn crttk, a beautaid stream, run. ihrmi-U tne-lan.i; a.,1 the .. KUi ümh r, h rf 0 H, evcral flourii nil and limber are hard to bent. Several flour me mills and saw. nulls are close bv, on V. . J e.at. Junce t-.rvin, Ik. Aluertaon, or Bv. Barriit, of New I" 1, can rive iul'oi tnstiou in relation 1 the firs! tract, ami John L .1 of ti second. Apily to the undersigned at Indianapolis. spU3wlW) .-i. BOLTON TTR0N. Jost 1 eived a larce stock of Iron, including all sixes ii fio i a i.' l-rud to 4 uica nai; aixi 2 uv.a squars aad round bar, J ' iroo'h anl cut uaila, all sizM. S rn ef the G 't Hj .. aeptOl WALMVRIGaT Cr.O.

jtf JFrCPOSis l OR STATIONARY". Pi op S. ceived bl U.e Oiuce of Ii e Secretary if .-ute i

Kisa. w . I e it. Secretary of fUle uiil.l iocKi.P. M., of tue 25u of October Uvit, kjr lWuiah.i.c f ,r the use oi t.. :a)e, 3-25 Reams of goad Printing Taper of th s.zs of 53 ty 19" . tiA i3 by "r, CO Reams of letter Paper. Ruletl; 10 Ream of I ettcr Paper, PLUi; ,: 10 Reams of Ruled Cap: 10 Reams of kjivdope Pap r. . Samples of quality, aud a detailed speeificalion of prleea rra?t e" company eac i propoaal. r.acu item tntut be pr;HcU ior pnr. uir, en I Loud and seeur ty Will t reu.red for the I'l.Uuiici.1 Oi t .c coutracts by Iii ceh December uti.ii g. J. f. v tAlvr i tasurrr. C. H. TEST, t'tntar K. W. 11 ELLis, Audiof. Indianapolis, Sept. 25, lc50 3w(w) i K VAX NOTICE. Tie Ci'.cctor and Trtasnrtr of Tit ion cm iry, JL lii uaiia, .7ould rtsrHCtlulIy in Cut) t; etit.ru. i.f iij tonct linty t -at t ie Dnpi cale tor tlie year lb50 u Dow iu lus Lai, J ao.d Lc ready to receive luxe. 1 ne i ate oi taxauou charged ou tic Dupt.ci.le for the present year is ui follows: For State pvrioses. On each SIC0 ra'uatiou of property C3J Ou each 1'oU .5 1 or County runotct. On each f 100 valuation of property On each Poll Oil ea.'i S100 vah.ai.oii ot Town lxu ai.d .iup.oemci.is ii r i Koad purposes 0 Ou each and every acre of laxahie lid lor ivoud j-urf iv. for School turvosts. Ou each f 100 valuation oi' pros vtty 10 On each Poll iS The Treasurer will at'ein!, Lu itrsii wry eitt Liy, at ti e stveial places of hoiihnj elcct.nns in tue ftveial tovuu., un Ihe loduwJig days tor uie purpose ol receiving taxes. In Cicero Township ou Friday, 23ih dav of October. lu Madiaou on Satuiday. SOU " In Jertersou " on M..i.duy. iku " 41 In Prairie " cu 'I ueUy. V-tn " In Liberty 44 on WduJay, SOth 44 44 In WiU Ctt " oil T ursday. oU " 44 And then in his OlSce al Tu ton uut.l t. e f rst Moilsy in .Tnnvarv. 1951. J- - ULfcSUtit. Cl. laJT.iu. Tipton, Ind., Sept. IS, 1550. 3w.w. AT r. np VAT T74PT T1 W &TVT TflWTT? TV nr,.'. vcir . td. Guvernur and Auditer cf tue Mate cf Ir.di. na. vt ill e Cr at public sale at the Mate- C.pitcl at Iuditutpclis.cD t.u.ldy iL 'Oih d.y Of November, 'fjt. betw Ct D lit bc-18 tf 'I, A. j.i Ld4, P. M all the lij-Lt, t.lle, inUreft, tUlm, itd ileL.itd whuL iLu U-te holds in or to the criLru tiTn-im cf tue CtuU'al Ciu.i. itUbtcd in the State ct lcuii na, inclLdiu:; iis b.-nl s, turn ir.. Uw-patbs, sidc-euu, feeder, bas.iif, n. It ef way, dan.f, w.ur pewer, structures, aud all appurtenances UitrtULU lticL ii.f, uijcct to all lenses ef water pTrer, made ty the Mate, aud reset Ving UI the ttalc all rents which utr lc due cl U.c Utcc cf sale. The portion cf the Canal nd rpuru tuners in the county tf Me.re.au will he cfiVrtd as a so par ale and distinct division cl s-.J property. Ihe Caoul nib thrcurh a neb portion tf the Plate cf Indues. snd is p. nitulürly vluüllfwr iu wilier pewtr Ic-ttttd t tho Capital cf the State, the leises f.r wl ich tmuiil tu ever tl lee eticusaad dollars per anuum. ILe wcrW hrs ci t the Mlc cer three quarters cf a imlii. u cf dulUrs, and will be diFpcs.d cf at a very low rate, the tte la brndcbcd it lr turpt u uaviration, and is d.aircuscf tliw ngatiufc herself fxcui atl tv.ti of inierual in.provcu. Lt. The purcb. k r or purcbrpers will be rtquirrd to eie :eite to the State cf Indiana, cud d liver tu the G.vnu.-r, a U Li wuh iiu-1-le seeurily, toiiditicued to Luit imify tie S. te Lrvvir tl.trt--Iter, against all damages, tUiics, er deiuauds, Lüh the Male u.ay be suljccted tx cr liable f r cn acecuul cf any def.cieucy iu the supply if water tu the Lessee, tbiir Leits er iisaiiiv. Teru.a l.ash dewu, cr bonis cf the Male cf iud: äaa ü- ti.e.r market value at the d- le of sale. Sealed prupcsals will alo Le considered un'.il the day cf sale, and the undersigned reserve the pnvueic ct rubiiiuug all Lid and pruH.iaI l j the Letisblute L r cculii'Lialiou. For fa it her paxliculius addiass the und rsirmd. JOLPH A. W klGHT, Givcrncr. E. W. Ii. LLL1S, AuiLic. Indianapolis, Indiana, Seft. e, KM: The tmiuinr, t ineiuuti, Ohio, Lcuifvil'.e Prtnrrat, !-ouisvillc, Ky Jenntl cf Commerce, New Ycrk Cily, PhiUdtlphia Udiitr, Pa., Besten Times, iiti-lon, will puH.oh tiic above weekly for aixiy days, aud forward Lheir accoLDis 13 tue .Auditor ef Stale. sepw-i.n.w T 0 SINKING FUND BOHnOWEF-S. Where interr-st was due and unpaid un the IU: diy of July Um, cn lu-tis l.eni the S'iukius Fui.d, the 1. uds niort-ted iu senility will be aUvertised abcut the first day cf October next, to be aold cu lhed Saturdi-y cl December next, acroidiug to law, uuless payn.tDt be made before adv-rtisio--. Wbere not mure than cue year" interest prior to Raid List day cf July tnay be due, aud the ccunty is deemed suCici.nt, arid the borrower uua4 e to ay, preaeut payment cf such interest will not be exacted, if Uic bor rowers shall forward to this cffice a written tf rcemeut to pay interest cu the internst so dec aud withheld a Mm if which is Uvea below. J. AIOKKISOX, Sinking Fund Office, Breaidcut. Indianapolis, Aup. if, r."0. ( FORM OF AGREEMENT. I agree to pay interest upon the iuteresl due and unpaid r.n the loan of 3 procured I y me from the Mate cf lcuinna, being through the Commissioners cf the sink in.: Fund, cr cu 8 being the purchase money .freed to be paid ty Lie tr A. C. for laud or lots, as the case may be. Given under my baud this Cty cf IijC. Witness, j rThe following papers will please ln-rt tbree wert, and fcrward their iscuuuu to ti:is etiice, viz: Couri r and Ji crnal, Lafayette; Palladium and Jt tr.rsuiii.in, h'ictmeu i; Ciuiur and Express, Terre Hutc; Cetiri-r and Buner, Maditvu; Jourual and Kcpublican, Lvausville; Sews, Michi0aii t ny; Ieo.o-cr-t. Goshen. , STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SS. Is tbc .Marios Ctactii Coiar AtrilTesm, A. U.. 1!VI. Wti'NEsr.AV. April 21t'i. IfäO. William Su'liran. Adm'nistrator of the Ktue ot Jamt-s 11. Psy. deceased, rs. Wiiliuin Tuomas, .lames Tnomas, Henry Thorn s, Adam Wright, Administrator of John K. I.iverinan. tiecca-cd. biid The mikiiowu heirs of said Joi n 11. Liverman, dececscd. Caeery. AHI day comes l .e compla nam by Bol ert I. A a'r'':e. lq-. his Solicitor, ami. on leave arautetl, annexes to I. is bill ol com plaint, au ailidavit ol" h.s want if ki.owieeitre ef tiie lamts cl' t ie sa.d defemiants, the miLiHtwu hrirs of Jo!m H. üverunn lieeea. 'i, tittd that their rcs.ileiK-e 11 as he verity believes not .n tins hti-: Vhere'iixii, it is ordered that and delemüiii. the Unknown heir tf li.e said Jomi E. lveTman. deeease-d, I e iMl.fted of llic hhi.? und peiideiicy of snd bill e.f complaint liy liiree siieccsjve weekly tublicaiitMis iu the Indiana State Sriitiuel, a ueekly iie ;fr of peneral circulation, pruned and pu' lii ied iu the county oi Munoii, in tiie tie of la liana. A:id that unh sa ti.ey appc-tr au'! pus.d lo or answer tiie same, beftre tlie caliiii?. at the next term M tiiis Court, sanl bill as to said unknown he.rs of John il. Laveriiinii deceased, will be takeu as cor.iessed. A true cpv. .Must, WM. STEWART, CkrkM.C.C. Jo wfSSU I Stt e. 3w(w) fXECUTOS'S SALE. Tlie nudersifned. executor of the last !i will and testament of A-a B. liarr, IhI of Mjj.oh comity, deceased, will, en Thnrnby the lTlii day ol Cctnl er, l;öl. al tl.e late resideuee of mil dec mx-d :u t raiiWl.u nwi:lui 01' sa d county. t.irce miles rast 01 New Btt.'iel. proceed to sell at public auct ou the personal propctty of s.i.d ileccdetit. conist:lip of horses, citt c. hoes, geese, aiid a Cjüa"t ty of clean wheat an.l ok is, com 111 1 -r field, iwo licv titiuuU. fartn.tig utens: s. Iiouscl.old aim kileneii lunu'.ure. &C. A creiht of nine m nt; will he riven on all sums over llirce dollars by tlie piuc:iascr civni? note w.tn apnroved aecur.lv, 1 ay-lle w.tuout any re ief iVoia vnluatiou or appra.semeiit laws. AU ums of Ihrre (Mlars ana under cash ai ne to commence at 10 o'clock. A. M., of said day. BENJAMIN" MORGAN, acpta-jlw(w) r.xceutor. ADlvUNlSTBATOH'S SALE.-Not ce is here by trie en t' I the miilersignel. Admin stratois of J;.u Hunter, laie ol Mar on county, Indiana, deceased, w II prooettl to sell at pub..c ancl.nu all llie personal prnperty of sa d estate. coiiMMinj; of horse, t-att'e, l.ops, s'icep. hay iu the stack, corn in tne tieid. wneat :u rie btibel. U-es, farm. mr ulcus Is of all kinds, several C'VaJ w; giMis, an I h.u.el.;d poods of all limls, Ac., at the Ute res.dence ot tlu; dee-eased, four miles tust ol liKhaiiiipoi s, on tie liionkviiie rowt; coiiiiuenciii? on I- mlav llie lath dav of October nexl. bikI coii'mue irom dav b cay until all is sold. A cred.l of twelve moutis wiU be jriveit on all sums of three dollars and upwards, by the purchaser eiv.ng: his L.oie wiiu approved sccur.ty previous to the property being doliveied; sad notei will be drawu w.timul relief from property or uppraiscniciit laws. AU sums und.r three dollars casii in h.u.l. Puiti.er lertns will tat made known ou the day of sa'e. Smd s.i'e to cv:imence at ten o clock, A. 31. MATHi.w k. im Mt.lt, JDIiN T. IHN tl;:, sept2.5-3w(w Administrator. DMINISTRATOR'S N0TIC3. letters of Adm nistra oa . on tnc estate of I AC Iaac. Ijte of Marion couutv. M:ile ol ludiana. deceased, have X'ii day been graute 1 and i.- led to e under s pied by the Clerk of the Probalu Court of Marion comity. Tue esiate is probably insolvent. DAVID McCLRDY, sept'iVjwiw) Almiiustralor fc ALE OF SCHOOL LANDS. On Wednesday, October 30, Ä ItsöO. between 12 o'clock. .NU Wid IS o'clock. P. M., 1 wJI otr for sale, at Nasiivide, iu Brown county, Ind.una, r-crtiou No. '20. la l owiKh p No. 10, Nortli ol Kan?e N. 4 Kast. I e.li; a part ol t' IjCIhI donated by an Act of Conress for the promotion of JUiuratiou in Clark's Traut. Tue Sccbon "wUl te oßtred .u lota lo suit pur. chasers. Tf RMs Cash, or one-fourth cash, the balmice in three e;un! annual payments, with mteresl al tiie rate of ten per cent. it aimuin, payable in advaucc auuuully. CA.MPIir.l.l. HAV, uogl24-U. - Auditor CLt. k county. JOXICE Is hereby jriven that the andersiirned Iim been ppointed Adinimstratir ol llie cs-aie ot i.iiie- iierjrncr, cee ... , f : ... i. CCajietU said l-ergnner rcs.nta Ul niaut n county, f-mtc eii ine.ni. a. All persons indebted to a.d estnte are r;ueud to make imnxd.i.te paymeiil to ttit undersipucd. All per sou t-avui? claims try present tiiem for settlement. JOStA'A STEVLN . liKt.anal.n. ept gl. löC 3w. "jajj OTICE- I do hereby forewarn any ieron from trust up ny wile, as she abocoittlcd w.ihout pro; oc at on. as 1 w.ll nt ti accountable. JOHN Met Al.L. Greenwood, Pepl. 6, lt50. eplll-3w OTICE Is hereby riven that letters of Adm!n!stral on on lha 1 estate of Ehzii! th Pearce, deceased, tin duy hart been eTSiited to me by the Clerk of tie Marion Piobate Con it. shI estate is solvent. W1LUA.M MARTiN. septl 1-Cw Admin.suutor. yrISS0LTJTICN OF PARTNTF SHIP. Tie Crm of Pltt JsLJV At WAinatisRT I this day dissolved by mutual eonsenl. The said WainwripLl is fully auiiior.;:i to demtiiid, receive, and scilia up all dcmaiais and dues in fivor of the lute turn. HENRY S. TLA TT, Indianapolis, Aug. St. 10. KA.MCKL WAINWRIGHT. ADMTNISTEATOIl S N0TICS. Letiers of AdminUtratioB on the estate of Charles GnlTin, late of Marion cem.ty, State of Indiana, deceased, have this dy been pranled and issued to tha undersigned by the Clerk of the Pronine Court of Mar .on county. The esiate iajirobably uisolvcut. M1C1KLL IXJNLROAN, Septemlier 10, 1J-ÖU. atptlS-3wf AJmiu.strator. TT OTICE la hereby riven that letters of Administration have IM beeu granted by the"Clerk ef lie Piobntc t otirt of the comity of Marion, on the estate of John Hunter, l.oe ot" said comity, deceased, mi. Mathew K. iluutcr and Jo' u T. Hunter, fid etai is solvent. MATHEW P. IH'NTER, I . JOHN T. Ill'NTEIi septl?-3w Aditiinistrators. "H"KERNIA OR RUPTURE CURED Watt A PatiefWs H l New Truss for the radical core oi Heriiis cr Rupture, Kr cam and cenanty of eiwet it has m !ee.l uo rival. T ie rtu:' oi icta m Ihe hospiUls has lceu eichty per cent, permanently cured. 1 tu. directions accompany each Trus. 1 ss'e at WDDAI.I.'S PmpfStoTf. jnnel South il TTatAia tfom st 4 Corns fo.n Heridian. yr ADIES AND MISSES GUM SHOES, a fine assortment, at JLs septic KNODIX'S rnMIB RECENT PROGRESS OF ASTRCN CMY F.spela. eialryinil e Cnited tatea. By Ella 1-ooms. rtfesor of Mathematica and Natural Philosophy in the Vtnrte.ty of N- ork Cny. Just received and for sa e by ROSS A RAY. aept2S T O OAF-INET KA3TRS. 5 CM feet F.af V Walnut ai 'aber.ur Vcuecn, at WA-ertNTUGaT A 10. een?l