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VOL VII. NO. 289. NEW SEBIES.
COLUMBUS. OHIO, SATURDAY EVENING. MAY 11, 1861.
SIX DOLLARS PXX TZAB,
Inrarlably la Adrtfto S
D AILt. TEI-WEIKLY A1TO WEEKLY
MANYPENNY & MILLER,
fPBtIH)BI AND PROPRIETORS.
tTOfflcV Sos. 38, 88 and. 40, Forth High 8t.
' 'tBttM'lSTARIABLT IN ADVAKOE.
0Uy '" "'i''' - . $8 00 per year.
. By ih Carrier, per week, 18 U esntt.
frl-Woalily , , -.,. ... . 8 00 par year.
WssUy, . . - 100 "
crin of Advertising by tb Square,
nt suuar 1 yeai . . . 20 00
0:c " V month! 1H 00
3ne . G months IS 00
5d " 3 montlii 10 00
Out months- 8 00
Sne 1 mouth. 5 00
One square 3 weeks, .ftf 00
One " S weeks.. 3 00
On-. " Iweek... 1 7
On " 3 days... 1 00
On " 8 days... 75
On " llniertlon 60
Displayed sdvertlsiments half more than th abort
rates. . ' i
Advertisements leaded and placed In th column of
special notlcet," toM Via ordinary rate.
All uottces reiiulreo. to be published by law, legalrate.
K ordered on tkeluslrteeiclusively after the first week
per cent, more than the abor rates; bat all inch wll
appear in the Trt-Weekly without charge.
Business Cards, not exceeding fire lines, per year, ln
no, m ou per line; ontsiae J.
Notices of meetings, eharl tables ocleties.flr oompanles,
Ac halt nrice. . .
All trunnlmt advertisement must be paid for in
a'lvanc t"t rule will not be varied from.
Weekly, same price as the Dally, where the advertiser
sos the Weekly alone.- Where 'he Dally and Weekly
are both need, then th charge ti-r the Weekly will be
Bull me raws oi the Daily
No advertisement taken xeept for a definite period.
BUSINESS CARDS.
T. A. B. 8IMKIN3,
Attorney ext Xiet-w
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
OOc Aoibos Building, opposite Capitol Square.
Columbus, ohio;
OOXjTJ3VXI3TJS
Machine Mannfactnring Companj
MANDyaoTURin or
STEAM ENGINES & BOILERS,
Caitingi, Mll-OMrlng, Kaehlntry.
ALSO,
lAllxoctcl xV7"orlx.
o itt DuoRirnoN.
.. coMinmis, omu.
OHAS. AM BOB, Snp't. ' P. AMBOS.iTreM.
deoll, lH5-tf
A Kssmrmtssa.
Winter Arrangement.
Little Miami Columbus & Xenia
RAILROADS.
For Cincinnati, Dayton & Indianapolis!
Through to IndlanaDolis without Change or Can
and but One Change of Cars between
Columbus and St. Louis. . '
THREE TRAINS DAILY FROM COLUM-
' "BUS.
''" FIRST TRAIN.
(Dally, Mondays excepted.)
NIGHT KXPKK8S, via Dayton, at : 1. m., stop
ping at London, Xenia, Dayton, Middle town and Hamil
ton, arriving at Cincinnati at 8:20 a. m.;Dayton at 5:43
a. m., Indianopolls at 10: 4H a.m.; ft. Louis at 11M)
P'n" ' SECOND TRAIN.
ACCOMMODATION, at 6:10 a. m., stopping at all 81a
tioni between Columbus and Cincinnati and Dayton, ar
rirlng at Cincinnati ll:0it a. m., Dayton at 9:15 a. m.,
IndlanopolUaf S,!p. m. .
THIRD TRAIN.
DAT KXPBEB3, at S:30p. m., stopping at Alton,
Jefferson, London, Charleston, Cedarvtlle, Xenia,
Spring Valley, Corwin, Marrow. Deerfleld, Foster's,
Lorelsnd. Uilirordand PlainTllle, arriving at Cincin
nati at 7:20 p. m.; Bt. Xouis at M m; Dayton at 3:33 p,
m.; Indianopolls at 10:38 p. m.
: Ij '. -
Bleeplnar Car an all Night Train t
Cincinnati and Indiunapolia,
BAGGACB CHECKED THROUGH.
lor further Information and Through Ticket apply to
M. L. DOHKRTY,
Ticket Agent, Union Depot, Onlumhus, Ohio. '
B.W.WOODWARD,
' "' Superintendent, Cincinnati.
JNO. W. D011BRTI
Jul3 , .. Agent, Columbua,
SOMETHING NEW
HOWARD & CO'
AMERICAN ) WATCHES,
s.
C
ALL AT NO. 83, SOUTH HIGH ST.,
and examlD our new maae oi
AMERICAN WATCHES,
manufactured by B.HOWARD It CO., Boston, Man.
These Watches are far superior to anything ever ottered
to the publio, heretofore, - Having the exclusive agency,
I can sell themt price to suit lb time. I have just
received a larg tock of
AMERICAN WATCHES,
manufactured by APPLKTON, TRACY, c CO I also, a
fin assorWntof '' .'
ENGLISH AND SWISS WATCHES,
In Oold and Silver Cases, at Panle prices.. .
J,n23 ' W.J. BA7AQ1.
JO.lt BeMUedl
A A nF. CH GREEN and' BLACK
IUU TKAS 100 bags prim Bio Oonee.
1 60 pooketa old Dutch Government Java Coffee.
IS bags Ceylon Coffee. ''
SOObbls. standard Whit Sugars, consisting of Pow
dred.Chrushed, Granulated A and B Ooffee.
60 quintals George Bank Codfish. ; . . . .
gObbls. Mois and No. 1 Mackerel. - , V '
6 tea. Pick Salmon ,''
100 bx. Lyr Raisins. ' ; ' , " ."
60 hf. box do ; do f; , ', .
lOOqr.box do- ' '
10O M Cigars, different brand and grades. ' - '
nov7 - wm. Mcdonald. .
M. C. LI 1. LEY,
And, Blank-BooH Kannfantorir !'.
hokth maa mm, coltjmbtts; omo
fAIIIILVFLOUK. , .,,.; ,
TfTHITK WUEAT BRANDED .
" S NO.W in Xi A-K K ' ' .'' '
Prom,'BarnettMIll,"Springneld,0. th besthrand of
flour brousni w 9m mariei. eatiifaotlon guaranteed,
for sal only at ,'; WM. MoDONALD'S,
aoviff ...;u v toa 8onU Bl tret.','
ALEANDKEM ItlD GLOVES. - ' . "
All sises and colors Just opened at BAINS, "
dM.IU-'U ' '':u;l t - -Hot Sl South High streak t
c 'THE MUTUAL LIFE
IN$tiaA.C;O0MPAV
- 4 ,3U1
r . 8. Wmvrm, Presidents Isaac Assitt, SecrsUry.
Net Caab Aaeete, Febrnarjr It 1801
00,000,000.74.
RICHEST 003rPAyTrIX TBI PXTXJ) STATES I
Dj"AH th Proflu are dlVldcd among the Insured J3I
Applications and Pamphlets oaa be, had by applying to
FRED'K J. FAY. Aoint.
arpiater's Balldlotj, l1 Bantlt' BIga trtet.
WORCESTER'S
ROYAL QUARTO DICTIONARY.
The LateitTho LargestThe Best,
The Cheapest Because the Best,
Tbe Matt Mellab.i Standard An
. thoritg of tbe EnfiisU Language.''
Sto Hundred Eminent Educator of Ohio
"IBB BEST BNOLISH SIOTIONABf XXTANT.
Literary Jim EotryviKtrt,
"lie i are upwards of a Hundred Thousand Words,
whose multifarious meaninirs and derirations, together
wiin wen correcc spelling, ana pronunciation are clearly
set bafon the ava.' , ...
.' Otnotnmti Comiurciat.
Bead the Decttlon of this Humbert of th Ohio Stat
uacMr AMooiation.
Th undersigned, members of the Ohio Stat Teacher
Association, adopt and aim to use In teaching, writing
and speaking, th orthography and pronunciation of
Worcester's Roval Quarto Dictionary, and we most cor
dlally recommend It a th most reliable standard au
thorlty of the Ingllsh language, as It is now written and
spoaen. ,
TjOkix Ahdrsws. President Kenvon Colleee. '
M. D. Ltooarr, Superintendent Zanesville Schools.
thos. w. Uaavxr, Bup't uasaiion Union Bcncois.
M. P. Oownaar, Bup't Publio Schools, Sandusky.
Johk Ltkcii, Bup't Public Schools, Circieville.
B. N. gaxroxn, Principal Cleveland lemal Semina
ry.
Wh. MrrcncLL. Sun't Publio Schools. Mt. TJnlon
- Joum OaDU, Principal State Monaat School, Minn.
aoia.
Craos Kasom, Principal Fourth Intermediate School.
uincmnati.
H. g. Martin, Bup't Canton TJnlon Schools. ' ' ' ''
BnwiR BtOiL, Principal MoNeely Normal School,
lu T. TarpAN, Prof. Mathematics, Ohio University,
Wm . W. KdwaRds, Bup't Troy TJnlon School.
A. 0. Horeim, Principal West High School, Oleve
land. . :
8. A. Norton, Associate Principal High School, Cleve-
ana.
TntoDORi Btiruno, Principal nigh School, Oleve
land.
R. F. TJoHisTON. Principal Cleveland Institute
J. A. Garnild, President of E lectio Institute, HI
ram.
W. L. Harris, Prof, of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
University.
H. H. Barmy, Ex-Cemmissloner of Common Schools,
vmo.
James Monroe, Prof. Rhetoric Oberlin College.
Taos. Uiu., President Antloch College.
0. W. H. Catiicart, Prof. Mathematics, High
School, Dayton.
8. 0. Crombadoh, Prof.' Language, High School,
Day ton.
B. M. Barier, Bup't Colon Schools, Ashland.
More than Bim Hundred other Prttident of CotU.
01, J'nfeieori, Author and Dietingvitud Educa
tor, nan maortea tn aoove ttntiment.
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO.
Marietta Collide "It Is truly a manilneent work.
an honor to the author, th publishers, and th whole
country, rresiaent Andrews.
Omo Wmrr an University It exceeds mvemecta.
tlons. It will be my guide In orthography and pronun'
elation, and will often be consulted by me for It neat
ana accural dennitions." President Thompson.
W. B. BciEcno OoLLtoi. "Heretofore w have need
Webster's orthography. At a recent meeting -of our
Faculty, It was decided to chanse It to conform to that
of Worcester' Boyal Quarto Dictionary." President
Garfield.
Western Rervr Collioe. "I find it worthv of
coram approbation.' r resident uilcDcoca.
Oberlin Coimon. "It mora than meets mv cxnecta.
tlons. I recommend It as th standard authority tn
ortnoepy 10 my cniiarea ana my pupils." President
morgan.
Antioch Count. "I adopt and aim to use In teach'
Ing, writing and speaking, the orthoiraohf and oronon-
ciaiion 01 norcesier noyai quarto iiictlonary.'
President Hill.
In all my wrltlnc sneak 1m, and teachlot. I have an.
deavored to conform to the rule for orthography and
pronunciation as contained in Worcester's Dictionary."
norac mann, iai rraatutnt.
Kenton Colleoe, Stnns.-"I most eordlall reoom
mond It as th mot twllabl standard authority of the
Bnglish languagta It I now written and spoken."
r resioem anaiews. . 1
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OFOHIO.
Drom Sev. Anton Smyth, Ootnmttttontr of Common
, oauxHt tn uiuo.
"The Dictionary la an imperishable monument to the
learning and Industry of Its author, and an honor to the
world of letters. The mechanical execution is far supe
rior to that of any other Lexicon with which I am ac
quainted."
From Em, B. O. Barney. Ea-Oommitttoner 0
0CA0OM IIS iiio. . ,
"The most reliable standard authority of the lan
guage." WHAT TUX
Leading Newspapers of Ohio Say.
' : Irom the Cleveland Herald of March 88.
Th orthography of th Worcester Dictionary I that
used by most. If not all, authors of distinction In this
country and angiana, ana eoniorms to me general usage
of ordinary writers and speakers.
Whatever prejudice may have existed previously, a
careful study of this volume will Invariably be followed
by a warm appreciation of Its great merits, and a deslr
to add It to th well selected library, be it large or small,
It i a library in Itself, and will remain as Imperisha
ble record of the learning of it oompiler.
: Irom th Oirutfnnatt Commercial of April 90,
Tier are upwards of a hundred thousand words Rood.
bad and indifferent whoee multifarious meanings and
derivations, together with their corroot spelling and pro
nunciation, are set clearly neror the eye. Th work I
unquestionably th greatest Thesaurus of English Word
ever published. . ...
From th Cleveland riaindealtr of Sept. 80, I860, t
Evidently Worcester's Royal Quarto Dictionary it
not only the latt, but th est work of the kind near is
sued, and can by no possibility suffer by comparison or
controversy.
i ' " from th Toledo Blade of May 20. ,
As to noNUNCiATtoN. Worcester is the Btaiaed
followed by our best authors', In definitions he leaves
nothing to he desired, and In Orthoorapht it Is sufficient
to say that Worcester can be safely followed. . 1
" INGHAM Sc. BRAGGs ' ',
Pnbliahera, Baekaollera dc Slatlonera,
NO. 191 SUPERIOR ST., CLUVSLAKD, OHIO.
maiO '.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIEE INSUK1NCE COMPANY,
or
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Dividend January l , 186 1 5 Par Cent.
ASSXTS 1UJS6 60.
Statement January , 188I .' '
Balance, per statement Jan. 1st, 1800 J,09,58J 39
Received for Premiums dur- '
in'g th year lbVO 8793.053 S5 .
Beceived for Interest during ' . .-. .
the year I860.... 814,014 19
Total recelpl for 1POO....77,007 74 ' . ..",:.
Paid Claims by Death,S07,050 00 . f. .... i u
raid roiiciea surren- . hi.
dored 41,111 89
Paid Salaries, Poit-
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age, Taxes, r-' ' ' ;
change, ete 81,680 S4
Paid Commissions to
Aients 81,323 30
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Paid Annultiee l.17 00- 1 i ' 1
Paid Dividends dur- , , '
log th year ...... 100,500 73 503,091 63
411,978 14
Net Balance January 1st, 1801..
. 13,813, W8 50
ASSETS.
Cuh on hand $8.6284 IP. " "
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Bonds and Mortgages on Beat ,:,i; ii : .
jctute, worm aoubi uie
amount loaned... 8,337,841 68
Premium Motes, on Policies t
In rone, on ly drawing a per
ent. interest.... 1,879,884 17 '1 .
Beat jesute w.wa n
Loanson Berip...'. " 3,931 44
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ours of trsnsmltsipo.... 45,343 75
total Asseii.V,
13,813,550 60
7sfiTS Policies tn force, Insuring. . Atla, 428,538
1,435 new Policies nave been' Issued during the year.
After a oareful calculation of th present value of th
outstanding Poltcieeof th Company, and having the
neoettary amount In reserve therefor, the Director
nav daclarad a DiviDENn of 45 per cent, on the Premi
um paid at the table rates, to all policies for life In fore,
lssaad prior to January 1. 1H60, payable aooordlng to the
Dreaent rule of th rinmnn.
Bates for kind of Lite Contingencies, Prcspeot
nwe,BUteBent, and Applications, will be furnished
.i, um uinoe or Agenotesol th Horn'
puny
f ' f OM. UTATiTiMON, President.
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Bill to Lease the Public Works.
A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR LEASING THE PUBLIC WORKS.
BU enacted by th Oeneral Anembly of the
Stat of Vmo, as follows:
Siotion 1. That the Governor, Auditor acd
Treasurer or State be, and the eame are, here
by antborlzed and required, as hereinafter pro.
Tided, to leaee for the term of ten years, Irom
tbe day of the approval ol tne bona herein re'
quired, the publio works of tbe State, consist
ing of tne Miami ana rie uanai, unio Uanal,
Walbonding uanai, nocking uanal, sandy and
Beaver Cant.1, Muskingum Improvement, and
Western Resarve and Maumee Road, and all
thfl aide cuts, feeders, reservoirs, lock-bouses,
collectors' offices, welgb-locks, and leases of
surplus water, connected with the same or
appertaining thereto, and owned by tbe State,
for the purpose of being used in connection
therewith, witn tne rignt to nave additional gur
filus. water; and all moneys derived from tbe
easing oi said publio works shall be paid into
the treasury of the State, and form a part of
tbe sinking tuna.
Sia. 3. Immediately after the passage of
this act, tbe saia uovernor, Auditor and
Treasurer shall advertise tbe said publio
works, witb tbeir appurtenances, as specified in
tbe first seotlon of this act, to be let for tbe
term of ten years, at publio auction, in tbe
rotunda of tbe State-bouse, 10 the city of Co
lumbus, between tbe hours of 10 o'clock A.
M. and 4 o'clock P. M , of the day of letting,
which shall be on the 20th day of May, A. D.
1861; and said advertisement shall be published
in two newspapers printed, and of general cir
culation, in eaoh of the cities of Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Dayton, Columbus, Toledo and Z iocs
ville, which advertisement shall be continued
in tbe papers aforesaid until the time of said
letting, and shall describe tbo works to be let,
specify the time and place Of letting tbe same,
and the terms upon which said works are to be
let. And tbe said Governor, Auditor and
Treasurer, on the said 29th day of May, A. D.
1861, and between the hours of 10 o'clock A.
M. and 4 o'clock P. M., thereof, and at tbe
place aforesaid, shall proceed, at public auction,
to let said publio works, for the term of ten
years, as aforesaid, to the person or persons who,
In consideration of tbe tolls, flues, water-rents,
and revenues to be derived therefrom, shall bid
to pay the highest annual rent therefor, to be
paid in semi annual payments, in advance, each
year, during the term of said lease: Provided,
that no bid shall be received unless the person
or persons making tbe same shall have first de
posited witb the Auditor of State, In money
or in stocks oi tne state oi unto, or ot the
United States, the sum of twenty thousand
dollars, upon the conditions following, to wit:
That he, or they will, on their part, enter
Into an indenture of leasfl of said public
works with the State of Ohio, if the eame
shall be struck off to him or them, and also
give a bond payable to tbe State of Ohio, in
the sum of two hundred thousand dollars, witb
five or more sufficient sureties.to the satisfaction
of the Governor, Auditor and Treasurer of State,
and renewable every two years, or oftener if
tbe Uovernor, Auditor and Treasurer of State
shall think tbe sureties at any time insufficient,
conditioned that tbe said lessee or lessees shall
perform all the covenants of said lease on their
part to be performed, and will pay all damages
suffered by the State or individuals, by reason
of his or their failure to do so; and lu default
of said lessee or lessees entering into said In
denture of lease and giving said bond, tbe de
posit so made as aforesaid shall be absolutely
forfeited to and oecome tne property ot tbe
State; and provided, further, that no railroad
company shall in any manner become party to
said bids, or be interested therein, or in said
lease; and it shall be unlawful lor tue lessee or
lessees of laid publio works, or tbeir assigns.
during the continuance of the term of said lease,
sell or assign tbe same, or any interest there-
in. to anv railroad company, or to any trustee,
aeent, or other person for or in behalf of any
railroad company; and all assignments so made
shall be null and void: ana provided, lurtber,
that said publio works shall not be let for an
annual rent ot less man twenty tnousana aoi
ars.
Sio. 3. Tbe person or persons who shall be
the successful bidders at said letting shall,
within five days thereafter, enter Into an in
denture of lease with the State of Uhio, which
shall be executed by the Governor on behalf
tbe State, and wbicb shall contain all tbe
covenants, agreements, reservations and stipu
lations between tbe parties, required Dy tnis
act, or necessary to carry out its provisions,
and within the same time said lessee or les
sees shall execute and deliver the bond men
tioned in the preceding section: Provided,
that if tbe successful bidder or Didders shall
fail within said five days to enter into said in
denture, and to deliver such bond, then tbe
Governor shall give two weeks notioe and pro
ceed to relet, and so on until a lease is made,
the lessee or lessees giving bond witb security
aforesaid: Provided further, that tbe annu
rent shall not be leas than twenty thousand
dollars.
Sio. 4. It shall be the duty of the attorney
general Immediately aft' r the passage of this
act, to prepare tbe form of bond and indenture
lease herein required; and it shall be a part
tbe contract between the lessee or lessees and
the State, that tbe lessee or lessees shall pay the
rent aforesaid at tbe time and place specified in
his or their lease, and shall faithfully perform
all tbe legal contracts of the State for the term
aforesaid contained in the water leases on said
publio works, or on leases of ground for colleo
tors' offices or lock-houses, and all arrange
ments or agreements entered Into by the State
Ohio, by acts of tbe General Assembly or oth
erwise, with any person or persons, State, cor
poration or company, or with the United States
relating to the publio works during the term
aforesaid, and shall at all times, when the sea
son will permit, and the water is not necessa
rily drawn out of said publio works, for repairs
new construction, or when said works are
not obstructed by ice or by reason of some
unavoidable breach in some structure of the
said works, or other casualty, or on account
scarcity of water produced by drought,
keep the same in good and proper condition
and repair, for prompt, speedy, and success
ful navigation by all boats not drawing more
than three feet ot water, and shall, irom time
time, make all necessary and proper repairs
and reconstructions as the Board may require,
and under the direction of (he Board or an en
gineer appointed by said Board, to as to keep
said publio works in gooa ana proper condition
repair, and deliver up said publio works to
thai State of Ohio at tbe termination of said
lease in like good condition; but no change of
plan or materials shall be required which snail
make tbe works more expensive tban tbe old
plan or materials used; ,and all such repairs
shall be made at the time determined upon bv
said Board, and after a reasonable notioe of the
same shall be given by tbe board to said lessee
leasees; and tbe lessee or lessees of said pub
no works snail permit an persona to navicate
said canals or travel upon said road, making no
distinction in tons cnargea or privileges granted
in favor ol any person or company. And tbe
rates of toll charged on the canala shall In no
case exceed thoe adopted by said Board in their
toll-sheet ot loots, nor on said road tbe rate
adopted by said Board in 1859. .
mo, o. it saia lessee or lessees snail not
fulfill all the covenants contained In said lease
by him or them to be performed, the said lease
may be forfeited at tne option oi tne uoara or
Publio Works; In esse said Board shall declare
aid lease forfeited aa aforesaid, they shall
cause an entry to that effect to be made upon
the journal of their proceedings, and shall im
mediately notify, in writing, tbe lessee or les
sees ot their action, and shall also In said no
tlce separately and distinctly specify the grounds
upon which such forfeiture Is declared, and in
all such eases the action of said Board shall be
inal, unless, within ten days after the service
of said notice, tbe said lessee or lessees shall
i
file in the office of said Board, his or their writ
ten protest denying or otherwise taking issue
upon tbe charges so made by tbe said Board in
whole or in part, and the name of a referee,
whereupon the Board Bhall appoint a second
referee and shall notify the Governor of said
protest, who shall thereupon appoint a third re
feree, who shall be an experienced lawyer. The
referees shall be citizens of Ohio, and shall, as
soon as practicable.after their appolntment.agree
upon a time lor meeting, not exceeuing ten
days after the appointment of said last ap
pointed referee, unless the Board and said lessee
or lessees otherwise agree, and shall also fix
some convenient place within the State, where
said parties shall be beara, anawnen assembled
at the time and place so fixed as aforesaid, shall
be sworn, or affirmed, well and faithfully to
bear and examine the matters in controversy,
and to make a just and true report therein,
shall proceed to hear, examine, and determine
tne same. Tne trial oeiore me reieree snail
be conducted In the same manner as a trial by
Court. They shall have the same power to
summon and enforce the attendance of witness
es, to administer all necessary oaths, and to
grant adjournments, as a Court would have
upon such trial; and it shall be their duty to
sign any true exceptions taken to any order
or decision by them made in the case, and to
return tbe same witb tbeir report. They eball
make a report in writing, sttliug tbe facts
found and the conclusions of law separately,
and ttinir ilppinlnn thereot). and shall file th
same with the Clerk of tb'o Superior Court of
Cincinnati, who shall thereupon docket a case
on the general term docket of said Court, to be
entitled "tbe State of Ohio against , the
lessees of tbe Publio Works," and said Court,
at Its first general term inereaiter, shall enter
iudement on such decision, unless, within ten
days after the filing of said report, exceptions
thereto shall be filed witb said Clerk. It excep
tlons be filed, it shall be the duty of said Court,
at its first general term thereafter, to hear said
case, elvine oreierence to tne same over all
other cases, and tbe said Court shall have the
same jurisdiction of said case as it has of civil
actions commenced therein. The referese
shall be allowed such compensation for their
services as tbe said Court Bhall deem just and
proper, and the witnesses shall be allowed the
same fees as areby law allowed to witnesses in
civil actions; and such fees shall be taxed by
the referees and returned with tbeir report.
Sec. 6. If said lease shall be adjudged to be
forfeited, tbe said lessee or lessees shall imme
diately surrender up peaceable possession of
said Publio Works, and of all property of tbe
State appertaining thereto, to tbe Hoard of Pub
lio Works, and eball also be liable on bis or
tbeir bond ; and if any lessee or lessees, or any
employee, under him or them, shall refuse to
to deliver up the Public Works when said lease
shall be declared and beld forfeited, in accord
ance with the provisions of this act, or any prop
erty of the State appertaining thereto, or shall
resist any member of tbe Board of Publio
Works, or other officer employed under said
Board, in the execution of bis duty, after said
forfeiture is duly declared, he or tbey shall, upon
conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not less
tban one hundred dollars nor more tban five
hundred dollars, or be imprisoned in the county
jail not exceeding six months, or both, at tbe
discretion of tbe Court.
Sio. 7. The lease provided for in section
three of this set, when executed and delivered,
shall for tbe term aforesaid invest in said lessee
or lessees, such rights, privileges, and fran
chises, now exercised by tbe State, as may be
necessary to manage, control and keep In re
pair the Public Works, and collect tolls for the
navigation of the eame, together with tbe right
to appoint superintendents, collectors, inspec
tors, lock tenders, weigh masters, and such
other officers and agents is may be necessary
ana saia sunerinaenaenis, collectors, ana other
officers and agents, shall have and exercise tbe
same power and authority In the collection of
tolls and water rents, and the levy of fines , as can
now, bylaw, be exercised by similar olncers and
agents appointed by tbe State, and said lessee
or lessees shall be governed by the rules and
regnlations for navigating tbe canals and Mus
kingum Improvement now in force, subject to
such alterations and additions as may hereafter
be established by law or the Board of Public
Works, not inconsistent with the terms of tbe
lease herein provided for.
Seo. 8. The said lessee or lessees of the Pub
lio Works shall receive all materials provided
or contracted lor, and boats, scows, tools, imple
ments, horses, mules, rnd other property now
belonging to and used by tbe State on said Pub
lio Works, at tbeir appraised value, which ap
praisement Bhall be made by three judicious,
disinterested persons, to be appointed as follows:
one by the lessees, one by the Board of Public
works, ana the tmra oy tne uovernor, and pay
to the State their appraised value at such times
and in such sums as may be determined upon by
laid appraisers.
seo. y. Whenever it snail become necessary,
in order to repair, protect, or reconstruct aDy
part of the Publio Works of tbe State, or to
prevent injury to the property of any person or
tenons, or corporation, occasioned through or
by the Publio Works, to appropriate to the State
the property of any person or persons, or corpo
ration, or any easement in, to or over tbe same,
the same shall be done in accordance with tbe
provisionsof the existing laws, and the com pen
sation assessed for the property so appropriated
shall be paid into tbe treasury by the lessee or
lessees lor tbe use and benefit or the party to
whom the property thus appropriated belonged.
Seo 10. That said lessee or lessees shall not
assign their lease or any interest therein with
out the assent of the Board of Publio Works
thereto, entered in writing on said lease, and
upon the journal of said Board; and in every
such assignment, the assignee shall be held to
have assumed all liabilities to the State of the
original lessee or lessees under this aot, and be
governed in every particular as by this act the
original lessee or lessees are now bound, so far
as tbe same be applicable thereto, but such as
signment shall in no manner diminish or affeot
the liability of the original lessee or lessees, or
the sureties on their bond.
Seo. 11. Whenever, in the opinion of the
lessee or lessees of any of thu water nower on
said canals or slack water Improvement, tbe
said lessee or lessees of the Publio Works do
not supply him or them with tbe surplus water,
as provided In their wator leases, according to
tne true inteni ana meaning ot tbe same, tbe
said lessee or lessees of the water power may
make complaint in writing to the Board of Pub
lic Works, who shalLexaniine Into the truth of
said complaint; anu if '.he same be. in their
opinion, well founded, the member of said Board
in whose division tbe said water power is lo
cated, shall forthwith notify tbe lessee or les
sees of the said Public Works, of the nature of
the injury complained of, and the said lessee or
lessees ot said rubiio works shall, without any
unnecessary dolav, correct tbe same: and in de
fault thereof for the injuries sustained by them,
the said lessee or lessees of water power then
may nave ana maintain an action d reotlv
against said lessee or lessees of said Publio
Works, tholr sureties or tbeir assignees, for the
amount ot such damage or loiury sustained
and tbe said . lessee or lessees of said Publio
Works shall have the same right as the State
now has, when tbe water leases are forfeited for
non payment of rent or other cause, or exoire.
to re-enter and lease again with tbe consent of
tbe Board of Publio , Works, in writing, said
water privileges for such period of time not ex
ceeding the unexpired part of said ten year's
term. .,
Sio. 12. It shall be the duty of each mem
ber of the Boatd of. Publio Worka to pass over
and inspect the division under hie immediate
charge, as often as once every ninety duys, and
over the entire publio works once a year, and
the engineer ot such division shall personally
lnspeot every portion of such division, as often
as once in thirty days, and report to the Board
from time to time, tbe result otssuch examine
tlOnS.
Seo, 13. That if any member of the Board of
Publio Works, or engineer, shall directly or In
directly bold or purchase any interest In the
lease of said publio wotks made and executed
under the provisions of this aot, or shall com
bine or collude with any lessee or lessees of the
same to prevent the faithful execution: of tbe
provisions herein contained, be shall be deemed
and beld guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall, on
conviotion thereof, be fined In any sum not less
than one thousand dollars nor more than three
tnousand dollars, and shall forfeit bis office.
Sio. 14. If tbe Publio Works shall be leased
under this act, tho offices of collectors, super
intendents, inspectors, lock tenders, weigh mas.
ters, and all other offices under the appoint
ment of the Board of Publio Works, shall be
abolished from and after the approval of said
bond, and no officer shall be retained thereafter
under tbe Board of Publio Works, except three
engineers and a clerk'of the board i Provided,
that so soon as said works shall be leased under
the provisions of this act, and the lessees shall
have given notice to the Board of Publio Works
of their readiness to take possession of said
works, the Board shall cause notice thereof to
be given to all superintendents, toll collectors.
officers and agents of the State, employed on or
about said works, who shall nevertheless con
tinue to discharge the duties of their said offices
or employments, (at the expense of the lessees
ot said works) until removed or re-appointed,
and tbe official bonds of such officers and agents
shall enure to tbe use of said lessees, as to all
moneys received, or acts done by them on ac
count of said works, subsequent to the time when
saia lessees shall take pot-session as aforesaid :
Provided, that whenever said lease shall ter
minate by forfeiture or otherwise, tbe said Board
are authorized to appoint sucb superintendents.
toll collectors, officers and agents of the State as
are now authorized to be appointed by the aot
passed March 34, 1860, entitled "an act defining
the powers and prescribing the duties of tbe
Board or rubiio works."
Seo. 15. Actions may be brought acainst said
leases or lessees, or their assignees, and tbeir
sureties, In any county in which tbey, or any of
mem, reside, or may be summoned, or in any
county into or through which any pact of the
mono works that may be leased, aa bereln
provided, may be located, and in any such ac
tion a summons may be Issued to any county
against one or more of the defendants at the
plaintiff's request. '
bio. lb. Actions may be brounht bv and
against said lessees or tbeir assignees by the
name of "the lessees of the Publio Works," in
any county Into or through which tbe same may
be located, and service in such oases
may be made ou any collector of tolls of said
lessees; and in making such service, sheriffs and
constables are hereby authorized to make ser
vice without as well aa within tbeir respective
counties, but executions issued on judgments
rendered in sucb actions against said lessees
shall operate only on tbeir joint property as les
sees.
Sio. 17. This act shall lake effect on its
parage: Provided, that nothing in this act
shall preclude the State from granting permis
sion to the city ol Cincinnati to enter upon,
and to improve as a public highway, and for
sewerage purposes, all or any of that part ot
the Miami and Erie canal which ei tends from
the east side of Broadway, in said city, to the
Ohio river, the State hereby reserving tbe riebt
to make such grant.
STONE'SJBAZAAR.
No. 4 Gwvnne Block.
A. P. ST0NE & O'HARRA
AKKNOW KECEIVINOTIIEIH WII.
TER OOOD8, and Invite the publio to lnspeot
the). No such stock of Goods bas ever been brought to
this market. The South, Inconsequence of th failur
of the grain crop, bas not been able to purchase the us
ual quantity of rich goods, and this fact has forced the
Importers to sell them at publio auction. Our buyer
(Mr. Stone) being hi New York at these large sales, took
sdvantag of them, and we can and will sell our goods
here, at leas than any one who purchased two weeks since,
paid for them in New Vork. Our stock Is complete In
every ueparuneni os
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
OTTOMAN VELOURS,
BROCHE VALENCIAS,
PRINTED MERINOS,
PRINTED COBURGS.
DVED COBUG3;
n w a H sa AwaMAM
UKLejANo,
FANCY WOVEN FABRICS,
ALL WOOL DELAINES,
POPLINS, PRINTS,
DELAINES.
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS!
Five Thausand Dollars Worth
Bought in One Day,
At one ball the Coat of Impoitation.
LADIES' FURS, '
n all Varieties, of the Celebrated
I
matsufatnre of C. OGnn
titers 6c Hon,
IIOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Hen's, Ladle and Children's Cnder Shirt and Drawers;
Ladies, Misses and Children's Hosiery of all kinds. In
Wool and Lamb's Wool; Fleecy Lined and Cotton Gloves
of every make.
ALSO
A complete assortment of all tbe usual varie
ties of
LADIES CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
OVERCOATINGS,
TWEEDS,
FLANNELS,
RIBBONS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Ladies and Gent's linen Cambrio Hand
kerchiefs, &c, &o.
To persons who call on us, we nledire our words to
show them the largest, best and eheaueat stock of Goods
ever seen In this market, or pay them on dollar per
ourwuiiv luoaing.
decl-dlyxtawitw. 8T0NJJ c 0 HARRA,
Our Cough, Oold, Boartene, Jntu.
etua, anylritatlon or Sorme of the
, Ihroat, Setter th Uautklng dough
in Oontumption, Bronheitie, Attha
ma, and Catarrh, Clear and give
ttrength to th vote of
rUBLlU NPIiAKEUS,
and 8INUEHS.
Few are aware of the importance of checking a Cough
or Uommon I'olU" m lie nraisiam; ipai wnicn In tn
begtnniog would yield to a mild remedy, If negleoted.
soon attacks the lunge. "Brovm't Bronchial Troche,''
containing demulcent Ingredients, allay Pulmonary and
Bronchial Irritation.
BROWN'S
"That trouble In my Throat, (for which
the 'Jrocht' are a specific) having made me
TROCHES
often a mere whisperer."
N. r. WILLIS.
"I recommend their as ta Pcsuo Drus-
BROWN'S
ESS.
TROCHES
KV. B. CHAPIN. 1
"nave proved extremely seryieeabl for
BROWN'S
HoaastHsas."
RBV. HENRY WAHD BEEOHEK.
TROCHES
"Almost Instant relief In the distressing
labor of breathing peculiar to Asthma.
BROWN'S
RKV. A. U. atWLISrON.
"Contain no Opium or anything injur!
TROCHES
OUS." VS. A- A. HAYB3,
Chemltt, Baton. '
"A simple and pleasant combination for
BROWN'S
OOOSHS, C." ' '
TROCHES
VB. U. I. SIQELOW, -Boeton.
"Beneficial In B0Kewm." -
DR. i, F.W.LANi,
Boton,
"I have proved them excellent for Wnoor-
BROWN'S
TROOnBS
BROWN'S
ma Cocou."
BBV. H. w. warren;
' Boeton.
"Beneftdal when eonpslltd to speak, suf
fering from Coin."
TROOHEB
BROWN'S
nsiv. d. r. J. ANVICKBUN,
St. Louie.
TROCHES
"rrnrroai, In removing Hoarseness and
BROWN'S
Irritation of th Throat, so oonuuoa with
Sraxers and Bikosrs."
TROCHES
Prof. Bf AOT JOHNSON
m tmmge, era,
. Teacher of Music, Southern
BROWN'S
. ,v vernal College
TROCHES
"Great bene, t when taken before and After
BROWN'S
preaohing.ee they prevent Hoarseness Iron
tneir past eneci, i inina iney will n or per-
TRODTlBlS.maiiantadvantawe to
nav w baww A' w
President of Athens College, Tenn.
TROCHES BTBold 7 H Druggist at TWENTY
FIVE 0NTS A BOX..O
7 ' ROBERTS BAM OIL, ... i.,,
' ' J 1 i ' Dmawtota, 84 Worth High street. ,
i rt 69 Soath Ulgh street, Oelamtats, 0.
. smtT tsselas .i . v-. . i'i"-- i p v,;v..i'M ,;
Scrofula, or King's Evil,
is a couxtitutioiml disease, a corruption of the
Diooa, iy wnicn ting fluia becomes vitintpd,
weak, mul punr. living in the circulation, it
pcrvmk's tho whole body, and mny burst out
in uiseasc on any purt ot it. No orpjim is free
from its ottin ks, nor is tlu-rc ono which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous tuint is variously
cuiiM.'d by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unheal thy food, impure air, filth
anu liltl iv huliits, the depressing vices, and,
above nil, by the venereal infection. What
ever be iti origin, it is hereditary in tho con.
stttution, dt'.ceiiiliiia " from purents to children
unto the tliuil ami lourlli e: Titration ; indeed.
it seems to be the rod of llim who says, "I
will visit the iniquities of the futhers upon
their children."
Its elfects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lung, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tuuerclesi in tlio glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
tho energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu
tions not only suffer from scrofulous com
pluints, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, nlthougli not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de
cimates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination J and many
uesrructive uiscases or tne liver, Kidneys, Drain,
tun), indeed, of nil tho organs, arise from or
nro aggravated by the same cause.
One rjimrter of all our people ore scrofulous ;
their persons arc invaded by this lurking in
fection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an alterative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such a medicine we supply in
AYER'S
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,
the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. It is com
bined from the most active remodials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec
tions which arise from it, such as Ekittivb
and Skin Diseases, St. Anthony's Finn,
Rose, or Euysipet.as, Pimples, Pustules,
Blotches, Blaixs and Boils, Tustoits,TF.TTEn
and Salt Kiif.uk, Scald Head, UiNOwonM,
KiiEUMvnsM, Syphilitic and Meuci'Iiiai. Dis
eases, Ditoi'sv, Dyspepsia, Dehility, and,
indeed, all Complaints akisino fiiom Vitia
ted oh Impuiif. Blood. The popular belief
in " impurity of the blood " is founded in truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa
rilln is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
AYER'S
Ague Cure,
FOR TUB SPEEDY CURS Of
Intermittent Fewer, or Fewer andAgns,
Remittent Fewer, Chill Fewer, Dumb
Agut, Periodical Headache, or Billon
Headache, sad Blllou Fvcr, Indeed
for the whole class of diseases original
ansj in uinary oerangemeni, canaeii uy
the Malaria of Mlaamatlo Countrle.
We are enabled here to offer the community a
reineuy which, nunc 11 cures tne auove coiniiiaiius
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such a remedy is invaluable in districts
where these afflictinir disorders nrevnil. This
"Ct'UR" expels the miasmatic poison of Fever
and Aouk from the system, and prevents the do
Tclopnicnt of the disease, if taken on the first ap
proach of its premonitory symptoms. It is not only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply tor a collar brines it witlun the
reach of every body ; and in bilious districts, whero
Fever and Aoud prevails, every body should
have it and use it freely both for cure and protec
tion. A (treat supcriontv of this remcdv over anv
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Intermittent is that it contains no Quinine
or mineral, consequently it produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu
tion. Ihose cured by it are left as healthy as if
they had never had the disease.
r ever uuu Ague is nut aiuno tne consequence OI
the miasmatic poison. A great variety of disor
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Hheumatitm, Gout, Headache, blind'
net. 1'oothaehe. Earache, Catarrh. Asthma. Pal
pitation, Painful Affection of the Spleen, Hyster
ia, ram m tne isoueu, louc, faralysts and De
rangement of the Stomach, all of which, when
originating in this cause, put on the intermittent
tipe, or become periodical. This " Curb " expels
tne poison irom the Dloou, and consequently cures
them all alike. It is an invaluable protection to
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarilv
residing in the malarious districts. If taken occa
sionally or daily while exposed to the infection,
that will be excreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
ease. Hence it is even more valuable for protec
tion than cure, and few will ever suffer from Intcr-
mittcnts if they avail themselves of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared by Sr. J. C. AYXB & CO., Lowell, Mass.
K0BKRT8 at BAMUSL. Columbus.
And hv DnifiKistaand Dealers everywhere.
novu:iyd,twa;w
REMOVAL.
JSa23o3rlo cto Oo.
ATE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE
. to the Booth-west corner of High and Friend
streets,
"UP STAIRS,"
And will continue to keep on band a larg stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
The attention of Merchants and Dealers Is respectful
ly Invited to onr stock. 8. DO VLB At Co.
marcnl:atliUuUJI.
NEW HOOP SKIBT.
No. 39, SOUTH HIQH STRUT.
tTav lust received a new mak of HOOP SKIRTS
flniihsd la a manner far superior to any yet introduosd
for -
DURABILITY AND GRACEFULNESS. .
mh 33. .
TRAVELLERS!
T1THKN yon go to New York, drive direct to the'
j new lurti.anTo airrct m me
sraiTHSoiMAN house,
r l
BROADWAY, CORNER OF JIOUBTON STEKT
Oondaetedon th ; - ; - -EUROPEAN
PLAN.
Good Fare, Good Rooms, Prompt Attendance, Sod Hod'
erat Charges.
BINOLK ROOMS 50 CTS. TS CIS. and 1 PERbAV. .
DOUBLE ROOMS and PARLORS I,M te S3.
Meals aa ordered. This Bote! has all the annoinlments
of the best hotels, a moat central location, and Is heated
throughout ly steam. - BAHUKb S. MHAD.
marchVdJm . . .. . .. . : i proprietor
HENRY KOCUKEH,
flats of Phalon's Establishment, N. T..) frepristor
th Hew fork Fashionable Shaving, Hair Cuttlns
Bhampoonlng, Cnrling and Dressing Saloon, last state
street, over th Post Offloe, where ejatlafaetioa will
be given In all th various branches. Ladies and
Children's Oalr Dressing don In tlx best style.
JyW-dlV ., ' '
PLAIN AND FIGURED BLACK
DRESS SILKS, of aver? grad. Tbe most select
assortment In the oily, and at most reasonable rate.
, BAIN A SON, '
aprilS ; , Ho. SD South High street.
'- JS- OAIlDb
...r-.
rr ivisri tiiisj DAir SOLD '
XX 8tookofOroorlfSt6 4. .!) JflNO.wsdieeru,
recommend him to or old pstrons sad Wfnrts. v
1 Columbus, MsrohSDUi, Il-al-dtf
BEAUTIFUL,
AND CHEAPER THAN EVER!
Ova SPBINO STOCK IS VNVSCAL
Iv laree and well assorted. The Terr latest natterns
from AMERICAN, KNQLIBH and FRESOH Factories.
GOLD PAPERS AND BORDERS.
Gold and Velvet Borders, .
SPLENDID DECORATIONS,
SIDELIGHT
AND '
FIRE BOARD PAPERS,
Gold and Painted Shades,
GOLD
WINDOW CORNICES,
BUFF, BLUE,
AND
GREEN HOLLANDS,
WINDOW FIXTDBE8, all kinds,
CORD AND TASSELS,
BEAUTIFUL PICTURES
AND FRAMES.
RANDALL & ASTON,
lOQSoutli DEElalaSt.
COLUMBUS, O.
N. D. Landlords and Dei-sons wiibine Quantities of
Paper will make money bv bnvios of ns. Country
Merchants and persons from abroad will do well to call
and see us. april 1 d2meodl R. t A.
MUST BE SOLD!
ALL THE GOODS
AT 8TORE
Town Street,
AT FRZOBS
TO SUIT THE TIMES!
WAR! WAR!! WAR!!!
OWING TO THE WAR BETWEEN
th Union and the Sunny South, I have concluded
to sell out
ALL MY GOODS,
tVEN
BBIiOW COST.
Th stock consists or the largest lot of
WHITE GOODS,
In the city of Columbus;
JACONETS,
CAMBRICS,
BBILLIANTS,
ES HERALD AS,
MULLS,
pr.ATnfl
80IT FINISH CAMBRICS,
(AH LABS, Dullf UB, SKIBT BBAID,
BOBIEBY, FINS. BUTTONS,
SUSPENDERS, BOOKS AND EYES,
and all kinds of
NOTIONS AND SMALL WARES;
th best HOOP SKIRTS In Columbus, and at tbe
lowett price,
, 1 Wholesale and Retail.
Then, ladles, all, both gnat and small,
Come, glre me a call,
And then joa'U And A. If. K. Sroaaia
In all his Glory.
A. H. K. BTORRIE, A tent,
Remember the War I Mo. 01 Town street,
aprll:d3m Columbus, Ohio
NEW ARRIVALS
OF
Spring & Summer Millinery.
The Stock Replenished .
DAILY
FROITI LATEST imPORTATIONS OF
' NEW YORK.
MY STOCK Of
Spring & Summer Millinery
Is now complete, comprising every variety of Millin
ery; also, a large assortment of Embroideries,' Hosiery
and Notion, Ac., and In sjnantltle aad prices that eanj
not fail to suit all who my favor as with a call, Th
goods bare been bought at Panlo prices, and will be sold
at a small advance on cost.
MILLINERY.
Miss M. E.YOUNG, late of Nsw York City,
will enperlntend th Millinery Department. Her loag
experience In the most Fashionable Establishment In
Broadway will alone be a warranty that she will be able
to glv entire satisfaction In matters of tsste to all who .
may favor her with lhcirrder. ,'..,'! i
Th Ladl of Columbus and vicinity will please ae-
cept my sincere thanks for their liberal patronage, and
I w mid respectfully solicit a continuant of the same.
It H. WARE,
AS East Tsiirsl Rt.,
ClsmaS O.
aprll-dSm-eod .
Irish Linen Goods. "
w
AHHANTED FABRIC '
Unea smrl Bosoms riain and Fancy
Shlrtiug and Bosom Llnsns.
Linen Hheetlng and Pillow Casing. ' '
Lleea Cambria and Long Lawn.
, ,t Linen Pocket -hands fs, all flies.
' "' - 1 " Lluen Toweliiogsaad Diapers -
- -J'"m "rioeao DVyllM. AW1 h,b;i
1