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i kmocp axic ::f. for ?nnr.irr crcoi xiv.

Lot E. KV.ifcUNDAY M KMXi iCXE 17, l

The T.ottino Race. The trotting meet

ingat lYooJIawa corr.rrier.ces Alargo number of first c'ass Lorsf-- s are on

J.iuJ, an 1 'he race vill beeiccicg. Tallpoing raty Le espe:;eJ as the purses are ofeuUicient ioijcnieat to go in tad winThere s.rs two rae aunnneed, the first fora. pur?e of ?20, u:il Lea's, lust three infite, for which there are three entries

" b:c Tdrtiia." Wq Wood's

"AbVand O. J. Iiniel"g -- Ka'e D." whichre all Cinciaiia'i horses.

1 lie s ?eon I race 13 for four year ol l, milelie:, best three in Eve, for a purae of S25For this race alo three tutries have beenlaale S.C.Lewis' bij uiire. A. II. BrandsKentucVy Chief, sad Dr. Tnlerwiod All.Ion. The two farmer hjr.-e-- ; are owned inLouisville.

On Tues.Uy comes r lT the preat match betweenGen. Singleton;-- , rf Ii:inoi, S.lverHeel co't, and J. R. Cur's, Meabrino colt,for raile hca(( b?stthr, e In five. Thesecood race U for a1! are?, bast threw inlive, fur a j iirao of S3"."'.

oxctrt The 8he'it)y toree MethodistSchiol in esd to g'.ve a grand con-

cert on Thursday eveuiog next, at thechurch. As the concert is for the benefit ofthis Sabbath School, we cannot urge tooatrong'y large attendance. Situated asthis school it, in a roriioa of the city wheresuch an institution i peculiarly Beaded, andwhere the benefits which will insure to theclasses of persons inhabiting that neighborhood is so pr.at, this Concert certa.ii.ly preeents itself as aa ohject most worthy of pat-rorage. We most earnestly tope that theroom will be crowded to itb utrn.-s- capacityIlkviug beard a rehehral one evening lastweek, we can emfi jc:ly promise the publicthey will lie folly repaid for their attendance.Tne c lurch is I on Shelby Eire!, be(ween M trice! anl Jefferson. Let everytrieadof the S abb ith School eno.se, independent of eectaiianijin, go to this delightful concert.

Svaoe Dog An incident occurred yee- -

terdiy, thowicg the crintinaUly of keepinga lavage d g. A Urge bulLiog, owned by aJrayuan up town, gjt loose and pan upona man who worked for his owner, and was

tearing him horribly. Mr. J. F. C untieobserving the peril of the man went to hisrescue when the furious animal turned uponhim and irjCtete.1 serious injuries upon himbefore he cor.ld overcome the beast. Mr.GanLle's leg, arm, groLa, and throat weretorn by the dig's teeiii. Fiuaiiy, Mr. Gnn-kl-

by a blow with an as, knocked the dogpowerless, but fainted before he could dispatch Lici Wifo the owner of the dogfound that hi? pet had been put hori it com- -

hoi, he was an;ry, and enquired what legalremedy he had aj'.inst Mr. Gur.kle. TheAn anil hia if (hat im fvni ,m

. . 'iu::y cmtai.

Sr"Tke following were the proceedingbefore ne ro'ies Court yesterday: Cora'thby John Lawsoa ts. John Albert, &c, peacewarrant. Bond required in lo0 each tokeep she peace and answer Monday mora- -

tng. Com'th by John Lawson ts. JohnAlbert, wtrr.ar.t fir assiu'.t and batteryContinued. George HiiL alias Conney Hill,alias George Sayder, maliciously stabbingNicholas Mosler. Required to give securityto answer a misdemeanor. Catharine Willieso far forgot herself as to become drunk anddisorderly, ani finally in viola' ion cf herconjugal vows to break the wasLboard overter huabaai's head. Discharged GeorgeEeimick charged with burglary. Case continued to Monday. Ja.k Armstrong, carry-ing concealed weapoa. Bail ia SSO to

i?A your;: nd pretty, but unfortunategirl, Maria Cassi.iy, hung herself witli herratter in one of the cells of thetstation house

ishviile on Wednesday.Lvuitxidt Democrat,

Altrjre'her mistaken, ro fr as the NashTilie jtirt is eonc'rnel. The beautiful but I

unfortunate female who male such poor ue I

i.y." Here that chanaind hne;v eary trticle of ieciie attire ie generally wrra I

vaere 11 propel blong, and never em--

ployed as a means cf strangulation.,,'athuillc Gitctte.

Wc beg Maria's pardon. But, Bell, youfteem to know too much.

tsywio woli Lot have their rooms fur- -

shed when tbev can elect from a stock ofovtrfCAHiO worth of farniiure. of the rvbest workmanship and cf the latest styles,and at their own price By amending that

sale which takes llace to mnrr- n-

morninc at tea o'clock, at L Kahn L Co.'CoraniisfcLn House, 491 Main street, snchartieies as are necessary for housekeeping I

purposes can be obtained. The I

auctioneer, I. Grauman, will d his 4uty by J

-- ii . . 1

r j.articu.i.r. ree aertiSemeni.

tK-I-n order to facilitate tLtr.mpn.meal01 poitsge on ieuers surtsici to Ijreiga I

countries, and to ar,ii the necessity of I

aSxiag thereto a larira x.umber of Btamns. 'men rouli, in eoma instances, increase I

the weight so e.3 to tu' ject the letters to additiooai postage the Department Las order-e- l

the issuing of new sUmps of the denominations of twenty-fou- r, thirty and ninetyCents respectively. The twenty-fou- r centtamps wiil bs ready for diatribui ion next

week t.he thirty cent stamps soon thereafter, and the ninety cent stamps as eocn as I

ther can be nroeu-- e 1. I' I

1 i1'hiscb AtBEar is to.MtS j :Tae citizens

or Loouviue will ts glad to lsara that the I

Prt., ;; Tiaii -;, nn h;. , ,.r ,w,.,.i.the eotiiitry. l.x:eaB.ve preparations erebe.ng made everywhere to receive him. but I

we are fare he wia ait be received with. I......v..,. Wv..,v.l.c..,

who livor iiittn wna a can. luey are now

manarcturing ires railings, Teraudhs, 4o , I

.t .a .t.r.r. . . " ,.

o . ' ' I

th6 Customhoasc. I

Eeucxoce Nonet Methodist ministersriu preacu a: 11 o cioca, a. St., sol L ui'el I

Baptist miniates f.t 4 o'clock, P. :t , eveiy I

2.Sunday at We'.bura Chapel, on Hancockstreet, between Madison and Chesnot streets,and a Cuion Sunday echovl will be held thereat 24 o'clock, r. every Sunday. Seatsare free llev. Mr. JSu ton wiil preach to- -

dy at 11 o'clock, and Rev. Mr. Atlcn, thepastor of the Walnut street Baptist Church,will preach to dj at 1 "c!ck.

E.5A Louisville correspondent of Greeley's Tribune has made a remarkab'e politi- -

l discovery, which Le hastened to imuart I

to a grateful country. The discovery is nomore nor less than that the Repubdcanshold the balance of power ia this county. " I

Does the cigjr party of Kentucky intend I

branch barefacel lioa a, that In

impress. ou iai iare are uepuoiicans I

enojgh ia thij county td load & clam boat ? I

J.Tut Gttat Lxsnna rot Ntw Yoei

There seems to to 1.9 doubt that tho GreatEastern ii now cn ! er pigssge. he uadvertised to Icive Soaihampton for NewYork on Saturday, 0th of Jane, ia charge ofCapi. J. Yiaa II ill. Tiie a Jvc:tisiaettttitss her al i,0M toes register.

aeWL.1' evenmg two yenBg c:en wrearreeled as Hcifi in tie shooting aud I T- -

ini eff.i.ir t.i x rei h .fe.r' fiiJeii i

K'. W.I.rr.;.',! Tl.-- .... T. I...

mux.) . 'larnii,, are outv I

WocM-iirj-i

EACL-.-W- e are rented to. . I

sy that a reaiar eic 01 uou wi.i ne;aat the Louisville Hotel, every moruiuar and I ton

eninif, darinir th troi'iai racei. com I "ie

ttencicj Monday).

KIL. "Aliaost liviLg, eouoter- -

Ul lue v r Deuiiful anivorytjpwi are r Lg more und more I

tig?" We do not remember when we havebeen mora highly entertained than on Friday night the oecahion being the com

mencement exercises by the scholars of asMrs. Noli, cottier of Guthrie und Thiidstreets. At a rery early hcur the bouewe filed to its utmost capacity with thebeauty and fashion of our city. At eighto'clock about fortv cr more mi.-se-s, of T

rarious aee.s, bat, of course, equally beau, d

tiful, moved in uron the stage like so manyfairies. Wc wete much impressed with liteorderly, dignified manner in which theyMSUmed their respective places, and alleeeuiingly without Laving undergone the

same diily evolutions to produce ctfect. Itappeared rather the result of a proper con-

ception of true dignity thn of late practice..

We regret we have no' tltae to notice in full

detail the exercises of the evening. Tieprincipal feature of the fn'ertainmeiit was

the reading of the compositions by the four"Old Times," by Miss Lizzie R.,

was a subject finely handled, and teeming

with practical sense and happy suggestions

to rising "Young America;" os also "The

Best You Can," by Mis Kite 11. "Soc-

rates, Chelsea, Byron and Lsfayttte," the

four shining stars, from the ready pen of Miss

JuliaB., wasgivcuusinmoit unexceptionable

style, and was indeed as Cue a piece of com-

position, and the delivery of same not in-

ferior to anything we have ever heard on a

similar occasion; while "The contributing

of the fine arts neceasary to the enjoymentsof society," by Miss Fannie N., received itsjust reward in a full round of applause anda complete shower of bouquets. Indeed, we

cannot here exf rcss the glow of admirationwe felt at the result reflecting unlimitedcredit upon both pupils and teachers. With

such schools at home we can see no apologyfor the practice of setting instruction awsy.It is apparent that under the care of Mrs.

Xold, the mini not. onlv receiving its fullattention, but also tho&e other matters, with-

out which a lady is unprepared to launchforth into the observing and critical world.We must again say, we never left a room

more fatly impressed with a feeling of satis-- f

ution on our part, and with a greater buzz

of admiration around u", than on FridayBight.

The exercises were interspersed with some15 ae duets and solos by the pupils of ourestimable Mr. E. W. Gunter, and the whole

closed with the presentation of some splen.did silver to the teachers. We shall long-

ingly await a return of another such treat.

KtitTrCKT MlMTART Instititk. Thecommencement exercises ol this well knownand popular institution of learning tookplace at Uarrodsburg, on Wednesday last,and attracted a verylarge crowd of spectatorsNot less than a thousand persons, a considarable portion of whom were ladies, were assembled upon the occasion; all of whom musthave been convinced then, if not before, of thegreat advantages offered by the institution,and the thoroughness of education attainedby its graduates.

The addresses were in the following order:

Orti..n- -" rohslbl to Alt." By C. I.. U jI--

tf in. .Ir, M :i.ii. ltnl., f Addisonian KocHv.Oratioii " Itri'iiMii n arid Mo:nn tiul (invermncnt

C om mrted." Hv t it ferry, of t'urt CaJ'io. Texas. IWp.of KUli itu. ro.i iv.

Ora-- BtJ. W.8brew5bury,M.tlii.IiiaRmi. at Addtuuin v.

t(ri!" co- rnment." By J. II. Morgan, HornI jtf V . nf i'hil .mrtlu in tv.

I'r g. nia:i m f ).; ft C'aixain Henry Mirston. Jr...'f Clint in, LoulMitna, nn b h.t)( 01 Company II, lv UWviin. of Co MiSNisnrl.i.'

ol lot 'air. John H VrV.cn!t tlf of C mivaiiv C. bv A. O. lltchiBiiii. "f Ma llfou. Ind,lraUou " ilutatiou.'" by J. H. HtUr, of Cuiiiilie,

iratlin " K'nttii-ity'- i I luitrlmis D.aJ." By II.ParLer. of Brandon Mi

I urait.m -- TUeMiii-l c: nifnw" By W. F. Miller,Ln'.!t.v;i.

rt ;on Italy.'' By J. IS. Standi.-- uf Bia. xJIavMis.

i iTHil'.n " irKinta. By A. W. Mac in. of SakM- i-.

rat ..11 ' Ruin of iplrc-.- " By I. Jf Jr.,Mis.

rtiou " Til Pat A m..rabl ByMrrOni. Jr.. of Clinton. Ij.

Ht1r.n A.lIo K:iTon l.va of Lau ', l.'O'lly andI LWV . sunai. v, ,i u;ao nawii, jih.

Lorv A ltit- - Ry C. L. Martin. 01 Mapiball.TifXaa.

A .1 m ot Ictali ol tUe Alumni By C.pt. W.Gregory, ..ftLe Insiiiuf.

AOdre lo ihe Literarr !fie'r JJy Gen.

I)gTies By hb Exoellvncy. thellovernot

The graduates were Messrs. J. II. Weler,

II. M. Parker, W. F. Miller, J. S. St&ndleyA. W. Maclin, I. K. Davis, Jr., II. MarstonJr., 0. W. Standiey, and C. L. Martin.

The exercises of the day commenced withsalute of artillery, and cioeed with a reviewinspection, and drill of infantry, the lattereliciting the admiration of all tha spectatorsand reHeciiog the greatest credit upon ofS

cers and men.

Horse Fair Last Day- -

The clesing day of the Horse Fair was

encouraging. Our citiitns attendedgreater cumbers than on either of the former days, manifesting an interest that wilLave the eneet of insuring future fairs anda. creator .,.. ; ..t:,,i , i.

thIs h" Pro- - tte whole, the gentlemcn arranged this fair have dune themselves credit. They have given it their close

attention, and the arrangements were eatisfactory alike to exhibitors and to spectatorsWe trus. that the managers will not relaxtheir efforts to have a fine show in the fall

x?An interesting exhibition was madeia tbe Amphitheater yesterday by MrLoTfc1.1, ?U bfou8ht tia great Australianoesr lal ae rlD' ana maJe L,m perform

ra""ao lr,c" 01 '"ining. ur. J.oveil nas,

b' coug i!l, made tbe monster quitetrac'bl- -

iPS-cc- sacrilegious thief, last ednesnight, robbed the Synagogue's poor box

sale of Mr. V.arCeld a Stock took r,lr nr,Tl.nrsdn v. ai d tha at.,,onn .Wee. Tbe number cf strangers fron.Mb.V

present at tbe several cattle sales'"'3 wet was nought to be greater than on

""f "c.c."1n. oes toiveniucsy uiooa etocK is in le

mand Thp frJlAwin,-i- c .1.0 1:- .1. iCunt Adrine, red and white, ralve.l

Jan. 1 A IVo". W. Hunt, of ClarV. m f.oAmie Snath, red and white, calved Oo

tot:er ie, isol. tea Warfield, S1G0.Miss Magfe. red and white, calved Jan

29, 1802. J. Cunningham, Bourbon. S150Jiary uewees, roan, calved October if.

1951. J.N Conkwright, of Clark, $127 50Luclty dJ, roan, calved Nov. t, 185-1- J

Curd, cf Fayette, $C

Lucay 4td, iieht roan, calved Pent. IIVI. IT. ....ao n. i. nuuson, .asnvuie. Tenn ,S0

l'uillis, roan, calved 152. E. Lewis ofa1- - ciw.

enoa. light roan, calved lS5o. W. B

Mary Beatty, roan, calved in 185' JudgeBust, of Clara, S42 L'i.

,L' T0,Uei ia Wm- - Dunn,01 arrara, joj.

Helen, rcan, calved ia 1857. J. M. Row- -an, ct Missouri, $12 SO. role

fcusau od. red and white, calved in the8I rlaS f J . . Hunt, of Clarke

Ashland Belle, ltjrht roan, caived in 1S55,I0i.s.

Cherry 11th. roan, calved Mit r. m.r.r,

rortia whil' caiveJ j 2 18r.uucn. or Uarrard, fi7 5,

11 flake, white, calved Aug. 1 h. L. Lewis, .f Clarke. S.17 .10

tnel.or.e, rea ana white, calved June ;":0.

ipo.i. no, mornton. or noodfoni. S14 r.tiHagar. red and white, calve! Jiine

185'j. Wm. Thornton. Woodford, sr.7 f.fiMi-- s Dill.ird, red and white, calved isro- -

''."""i ivn. "111. 11 til ueiU, f I'J.I'atience, light roan, calved April 17. 1M50.

Mr. Freston, of Mason, !2j().andJenette, red and white, calved October II).

IhoS. J. M Rowan, of Missouri. Sin. planPurity, white, calved Aueust 20. 18.19

Mr. Owen, of Mason, ?27 5afcdith, light roan, calved May '., 1850. J.w Fwan, Misrouri, $10,

V , ?-- e' cMTed June 10. ly.ioj.i. Jonn nmtetiaes, ot tJlark. $ 5.

Olympia, light ran, calved June 13, 1859,I" Tarlton, of Fayette. $81. .u

Lillian, light roau, calved June, 1857.ae

" . "r, f u.rose, white, calved March 1. 1850. Wm

WarBeld, $20.Kite, red and white, calved Oct. 1, 1858W Hut,t of Clarke. 35.Iwl.bon oth, red roan, calved ADril

icoif. wr. ihornton, or Woodford. $10Fnncees Duke, red, calved Nov. 18. 1859.

Mr. Cornell, of New York, t"S.Lubt. Rubicund, red, calved March 30,

185r- - Albe-- t Wilson, of Fayette, $37 10.lup, rcl, caived September 25, lilU. Mr.

Ileame, of Fayette. $15led and white, calve I October 2D,

idJ. . I. Kmiti). ;t Scott. ST'tTL'INorthman, roin, calved May, 1857. W 01

Uesrne, cf Fayelte, S'M o: lir

1.UJJOEKI AVI, ATTEMPT TO LoXMir hfl

Jeiu rson coun'y, Ind., was robbed on Monday ONlast. l i lcka iurf. r.r ten hniKun. ,l,,ll.rao 1 "rwr'1 V0 .u; anum for the purpose of cotuiaitiinif suicide. It arrrai' thaiafter ftrriing L inquired at the WoshinK HilchIloiel for a room, to tike a sleep before

leu. lid was accordinglyma iviiia auu 1111 aeieep. ju waning; nn iVhe found that h't pocket had been cut and llor

whbthe poCftet-boo- k eeDtaininir the moner ab CM'ieaafrarte.l H then Kent mil tf.,e l.nl. Tue

j l00k a lar e dope. Some of his friends o clockcaving opp'irluneiy hig oondiiinn.

. . ., iiinr.. .nr. ii, t. .icuinty, the BhenU or

i

f

b

, vr iiiiieaa iinysic.aa aca eavei iis life.

. T? ft? c2 3?p f 4 fDramatic and Musical.

The theater Las been doing a fair busi-

ness during the past week, with Mr. Sothern

the star. The play to morrow night are

"The Hidden Ilaud," aa l f ., or The

Man aud the tirer."Mile Brunette, from the Grand Opera,

Faris, has made her first appearanceo Itnr r.iteir' TJ'.rater. as .uil.

in Verdi's " Ripoleito." She 13 pro

nounced by the critics a v;ry fine vocalist,

and an equally talented artiste.The New York correspondent of the PIul- -

dclphia Fress says Carlotta Fatti, a sister

of Adeliua, and a year or two her senior inuhnnt f.i i:.v-- a miblio diliit at a

"iconcert to bo trivou in New York next week.

The correspondent, "from personal knowl- -

edge," pronounces lier qitite superior flsai.Iauist and vccalit. A p'tv-iT-- l inErniiywi'.lalwsys prev.jul 'ier uppearaiice ;a oprra.

aeisacham.iugguV.ndgre..-,yeemeJ- !

for her intelligence, modesty and talent.Mr. Charles M. Barras, late manager of

Fik's Opera House, i".irc'uHS-.- a villa

and grounds ia Siuttu Island, where he is

residing Fortunate Barras.A piece called "Oar Japanese Embassy"

has been produced at Laura Kecue's. It is

pronounced coarse and vular.Miss Julia Dean is about crossirg

the Atlantic to fulull enajmenta in Lou-

don. Our wishes fur her eucecss accompnuyher.

The ld Bowery is:o rent. A number of

nati.es of passable managers are mentioned.

uuimiic itu'iuii.niii.i, jn, in" 1.11,1 ij"jmeans to try a gutumer Keasou there.

Maggie Mitchtll is playitg in Troy.Cooke's lloynl Circus Corcpsny is ai the

Walnut street, I'hilade'p'iia: the husinrps is

not large as wa ripe:tc.l.The Moiri Brothers Mit-- s relr. are playing

to poor houses, at the Arch.Madame Toitrniaire, the celebrated eques-

trienne, is married to an Enjlisl-.m-i- "of thename of Brown."

John Brougham is playing at the HowardAthenenra, Boston.

Mr. J. B. Booth ia expected to arrive fromCalifornia shortly, having decided to leavethat State. Miss Moubray came in the laststeamer.

The Cooper, otherwise "Anglo American"opera troupe, will perform in Boston nextmonth. The prima donna, Annie Miluer,is one of the sweetest sopranos that ever!appeared in this country he was a pupilof the celebrated Mrs. Wood.

The theatrical season ia Memphis will

commence on the 1st of September.The Continental vocalists are giving con-

certs in Cleveland.The Richmond, Virginia, Theater opened

on the 14th icst., under the management ofKunkel & Moxley.

On May 18, Lyster's Bew opera troupemade their first appearance ia California."Lucia de Lammermoor" was announcedfor that evening, in Sin Francisco. It was

to be given in Italian Miss Escott, Mr.

Squires, Mr. Leach and Mr. B. Haja sits

tained the principal characters.The Alleghanians, a troupe of whii-- Miss

Hiftert is prima donna, have been playingat Rorotonga, Sandwich Islands. The "cir-

culating medium" of the place being "pro-

duce," the prices of admission were adults,two chickens and one pig; children halfprice. The ladies of Rorotonga are alwaysin full dress, viz : a bandanna handkerchiefand a shell necklace. They wear nothingelse.

foreign.Ths Boston Saturday Express compiles

the following interesting suuniar;-- ;

The idyllic contests of brass bauds, atSydenham, is to commence on the 10th ofJuly. Sixty bands have already entered forthe first day, and a yet larger number forthe lecond.

"II Trovatore" was sune at Her Majesty'slately, with Alboni as Atucena, M. Giulinias Manrico, Aldigheri as Di Ltma, and M lieTientiens as Leonora; a most powerful cast

Mr. Wallace's benefit concert, at the Crys-tal Palace, was a oou.plete success.

Mario Daret was playing at Cork, Ireland, at last dates.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean were at Man-

chester on the 27th ult.; Mr. and Mrs. Chas.Matthews were also in the company.

A new farce, by Mr. Nurton, has beenproduced at the Ilaymarket, entitled "Theii zsmMties of Fiiismy'he Hall "

A Madame Fame is charming the criticsin French opera at the Lyceum theater,London.

Tho great Russian musical amateur,Prince Constamine Cr:or-ki- , is dead.

A new opera ;n one at, emi'led "L'Hubitde Milurd," Las been brought out at theUpera l.oratqu". IMns, with success.

M. O Ganbatu: not the patriot, but thecciineut flu' ist. h;s crested a great tensa-tio- t

among the ddittanii of Brussels.Mrs. William Leiuau lU-J- (lite Miss

Cooke) relict of tho Tell koown dramatist,and for many the lead r.g actress iuthe Bath. Birminn'iam eni theaters, has been t reseuted with a.i annuity ot

150by QueiMi Victoria, ou the rec jnimecda-tio- n

of Sir Edward Bulwer Lytiou.

Whoso Duty i It ?

I For the L' I.aioratilesra. tttSMf, Hf aii Co.:

GtntlemtH : Will you kindly permit us tocall the attention of the proper cfiicer3, ifthere are any, to the condition of the gutter,wsy on the north eide of Jefferson strec,from Third street west to tho pump. It isstated that an ordinance was passed monthsago to correct the abtte but it has not beendone. The Street Iaspector says it is nothis duty the Street Commissioner eives usthe usee answer we cannot get any satisfaction froiii the Street Committee of theCouncil now, whoe duty is it ? If we cleanout the gutter to diy, it will be full of stagnam, ofiensive water and ee the

heated term " is on us, something must bedone. Will ths Mayor see to it or the CitvEngineer, or the Uoard of Health ? Willany of the ci'y officials ?

hy not at once nave the street re cratlcdand bowldered T It would be cbeantr in thelong run, and be an immense benefit to

MAW CiriZEN'g.

C? Quilp and his wife had a bit of contention the other day. I oivn you havemore brilliancy than I." said tho woman,'but 1 hive the better ju lifnio.it. ''les,"

said Quilp, "our choice in marriage showsthat!" Quilp was informed that he was abruto.

Court of Appeals.Fsv.Miroar, Juce H, IMo"

carers itn.tr.VoKer.r.ev v Tavlor, Iripir: .Ilu. , Co. v. Hie ei a!, tin Che; alrnicd.I.i ai.a , i;o Mtinned.Mccjaery vs T .:.i; u dAriiiMroiif vg Arm.'rfr.i's ajiu'r. Tod.!; elfirmej.ttra.u'oid, MolVhvrt- -i Co, va Keautdj-- . To id, re- -

!!ao I' a liu'r, iiU; r.v'i.oHrtu.

J ae rtl.e. 15 s'!. twU'-l- Ciel sppillint. giidr iurc.i.1 t j3j'1. .!jv ..I term lo e! wby

til- - ruled.s'ii'.. g l't appeai !. JI C.J 1.0 so! a.M.Ryt.,,is : Talbj.t, LvJ C...irratited.

llles VS bet r. L cf,i:ui : rew appeal maut.

j.pi -t I'uMti app.ar.m.e.isavk.rv, ivwt-p- , riensi!;,;; CMiimi:lt.berts.m'. alui'r vs B .y i, Fieiuiujllnrtley v, Hartley, ' i'.lu;l... stet al vs ilaiib .ri, I ie.u -iI.e. vs M illerct al .ere e'd! lVtlc I onTl.ls tay Court .. Appeal, un ip s n.i ofInch Is or:..-...- i 'i l.e nt iidd and is !u Hiea.- - n j.,;..The Clerk ! thisC-jur- nhs'l L..t L i!l r p!lKS

ppeal u;..ju loe docie', until a rii:n; tiatwrtpt o'fcur I. I:i ti.e m-- e in v. :ii..u tae ti; ! at'a.ii't.

il I... m bis .nce.

Notice to Bailders-$

.Soa'c l proposi's wiil be received a', theoffice of the undersigned till Monday, July

ip r.i, to i j o cioci m., to erect a tuarkot- -

house on Market Birou', between SiileenthSeventeenth strceis, ia accor J.tuce wiihand (specifications as tied iu tlngiueer'b

cuice. t ir riitvv..rnMv ') Crivi., June I SCO. '" '.i

"DIED,

Ky., Kev. Jamu Au.ltu:, lu the 6t,h year of l.i

ai ni resi.ien-.-e- in u nt'.n r a..m.,. .t -....... -- uu.s u. cjji, ioriu:iy i i. j..lsv jvv-

.'a yeaib.

Ult.VU'lNi is )I'--

ftDc!aa-- u Lo'teriea. deciding(OLLKiC LOTTEKV, OF KV,CLASS Glh, lij.

30 ;ifj lit 49 - t::i 10 II -- d 26 If)CijA?8 ICth, lad

73 39 -- 3 U 31 11 11 .1 .1 46 10i D. ELLIS. AisM for IVaiue. Kroa ItHfiits a Co..

.111 Ma'n vrm I. i. v. , Kv

IiOXXEaV I TA

M'krf.--! nr St.-- !:i..ic-HF- j-ti iit;u:kt

laii. arid .. u.ar ;d..- i ablocuiibad T M rt'rt

MILi.HV (U.LLlt.V. I.UTU.HY riK KiX.ltyand ciun'r. 1:. ii.i.. in i..k,- .j, w txl atbe .,uie. All 4..Mi:)n..i( ,.tl 1.1 t.y iiuii. Lauded, or

wUl receive plunvt 'tei.ti.j..ti. J. i: h,i;k

4 diy

Lost.LAST EVEMVO. Ei r .VI.KN FIRST AND

.11, a 1.1 .(, ai,t ":;., ,; A ft il.L- Under In rewur.ie bv'.ei7

FORCow, Stook Cattle, EeaperB,

Tiirefhing' Machiaes, Etc ,TTHK ARM OF JFHAKII U BAi'F., iCTjeraon WKIiLlAT. Ji Xkl.i .in. SVva 'lot Cows an i 8 or C ttie. taiii r Ttf$aome lie p.ra aui TaietU lj "Ii n M

JUea w'.:1 ha to the higheston i montiu' re liu tale wlj coiuai u.e m'u 1

a. M j 17 dl I tSVMMEK CAI"i AS .iTHEK INVi.Hl. fiF NEW

P, I'l.'. the tbiug fvr Qigotand st 1 fijl A. CBAlO S. Ivj

Railroad Jatters.UirlUi'Ut o TUAlNs.

JLrrnONViTLL' UJlLKUaD

;at;cu e.(0 i. 11.liviu.llnl'vii.'i Cvh.Ii!!.---- t I.- liH, ' u:t0i: u

- -

LOnSYILLE. .NEW ALBANY AND CHICA

I KAVK NKW AI.IiA.V V.On r..t ifterT'l.-May- , M.iy at. lt., ln-- ,,.4,.e

Sew Ailjjnyas fjllis:i"i.!ou;;oaua !. LouU Mall at Ti "U T..U ,!....' '

x'.w'ieW Aceon,uiojat'oa t .".3.V2:tip vAhKivc AC xnv Albany.

"r ' " .'. ' v:""" 7.fca..UilCMSO Clu CluCK.baii Mai: at ti p. x.Sl. LuU.. Malut 00 r. t.

LOUISV1LLL AND, LEXINGTON B. 11

t'H...uKl T'..!n Xn. 1 atM

Xo. s at ti-.r.-

Accon.m 'ail.ui i j j.,.AND NA'SHVJLLJi U. R.

U:i I'mio Su - Sin.L;.iesa Tral Xo.3 ( :.Uy, rxecpt..-.!- 0: t Kwbuiin L.p'.--: (S i ui s IXC j.tc J) A. M

tbancc Ad jLirao.;- - ju :i.;.iyb c 2.40 f. M.

KAIU'.'.MD sTTI.-TI- i MATXTfl'Dd OFIM hl'.L TS INM I.V

The Ilailroal ll '. ord of l t week has anarticle upon this sulj- - t, in which it isstated that there nte now ia operation intno l tuieil bates near tim-t- tAt.uaanJ milct

I I. Tl,,. .... 1: I : r ..vi lamuw 1 ii" pyevuiai inns men IOI.OW

are of latere-;!- , uiiJ we tberetore give thema place iu cur cV.utnus, as follows:

Let us tate out a few elementary factstins ust mA'bintry. V. e cannot arrive atexactness, cut navuig t lie im.-- ot oerlaiu of

im uiosi uuperiaui roitus 01 tne cottntrr, wemay safaly take them us t.ic lasia for tlwhole:Whnl

Taking these aggregate, wo have somecurious consequences:

1. The eapu.il employed ia railroads ishb--ut ft.7.,V that of all the incorporatedDunks ot the C ruled states.

2. The receipts rn railroads isgoij I deal more tbau the iiicme (or piohtsi-- lof all t!ie i).:nks

3. But when we compare the operationsof the two ra..c!.ims we find this iruoortantdifference, that the cost t f onrraLn. thebanks is vory unall, while the cost of oprating the railroads is very grcit. lu onecase enpita' on.y is bandied, while in tbelatter, net only capital, but a vast r,nd cumbrous machinery of meti, velno.es and road

4 1 fee number ot locomotives is rft lsi1,01 it), or, one to ench five mileu. Tia,;ujinto view the uew roads and the repairs, wemay assume that one fifth of the.se (1,2must be renewed each year, which at anaverage cost cf (M)0 en 'Ii, amounts to anexpenditure of teu millions a year for loco-

motives alone. Fasseuger and freight carswill be five millions more, aud thus wc havefiftien million per a.iuutn paid for niakiugcarriages only lor the use of railroads.

5. The S!,i)()D employees we may putdown at a dollar per day, although thatmust be too lo the officers' salaries beinggenerally high. Ibis is tirtnty ftur millionsper annum.

C. For labor andmster!nl, railroads payat lea-- t forty mi'dwnt per annum independ-ent of the iron superstructure.

7. Let us now u gardthis as rn economi-cal clement in thi country, aa it regardsother vocations. We may regard 100,000men as the vnd, furnished by railroads tobe supplied with food from the agriculturalresources of the nation. The rtlitivt pro-

portion, in families, show that each d

man is equivalent to a population offour limes the number. Wo have, then,400,000 persons, puhsiiting upon the re-

ceipts of railroads, to fie supplied with food.Taking meat and bread alone, this will re-

quire 4,000 lbs of et'.ch per day e rtlal invalue to Iwelt'e nii!ltu.s per annum. In thetwo artieles nf meat and bread he railroadspay farmers this great sum of money. Weueed not pursue the inquiry in detail anyfurther. It is obvious that for tjir.ber, ircn,paints, mechanical aid, &c, ih? roads mu.tpay millions' more, which go into the pock-

ets cf farmers and mechanics and thusmany more laborers are employed, andgreat sums of money thuf circul ited throughthe country. As au economical machine,the railroad is of immense value to thecountry. Here we may compare it with thebanks, which hive no connection with thelabor of the country whatever. The banksreap the largest profit for themselves butthe railroads aee of much the greatestvalue to tha Doiii..

8. Another e ement of irreat imnortanoeislhfcnsnmi.'i ,., nf won. I nr fo-- 1 SunDosintr it t,. be wood aloneas it is mainl- v-it. a, r.t c,,i , , j ,,.,.

, . 0rt. vo.u, .a isiuiwi unn,.. a

biso, is mamiy pain to larmers. u me wo.'aaverages titty corda per acre, it will renutreMi.:i(f itiouaan.1 acres oj t tanit to supply

I theprobably SO

taticili per (Hiret Tbe fct;i!i:,i.;j thow that f .rtti two

rf putitfjti passover roadyour. If so, each one of the whole Ameri-cn-

fiopuitiiinn would avera-j- one and a halftr r- But ss li'i'if of th nation do not rn ,voon railrna'U tit all, it ia cviJ-- that theto jiniercl.il and wealthy iiortions of the tieo- -

j.le must travel a great deal. Indeed, thisc"e '. irious pnenoineoa ot our run- -

itoiya.) get tinie to travel bomiicu: it is twen ;e. not only or treatcor.i i.trcitt ac;ivity, but Of great wealth andactivi!3' ot mind.

The Tennessee anl Alabama RailrondCuinpiuy Li'Id meeting at Franklin on

Tuesday, to consider the necessity of es.tend;ng their to a connection with theMobile ani Ohio and ths New Orleans, Jackson and Great Norihern roads. The pro- -

nosed extension will ho. we l.nrn. aliout 87A

miles, and require J'lOO.OO.) to grade it. I

Of this amount the Tennesen and AlabamaCompany agree to $J0o,00o. Theremaining $3o0,000 can be raised in thecounties ulong the line and elsewhere. The

extension will be t Recced liy a new com

pany

m wmmv.SUMMER SEASON!!TNVOICE OF M;v ANJ I.I.I.OAM LA.Ct CTR- -

X tJlllSl'ia!i! i! wMths Sa-;-t ;

Linens;.. Ctt. u M- i;lto Net;11 an 1nen tiue.iin;

T.H.le and T .,i'.-- i I..., ensVt hitt u'ju n M.itt'rir:

iO0.l'AVV ;

Cho e It Pr rl t;

lio!ce .les.j. In la,.vsirv Kms-ei- s .in; AKvery vjtl ly ol Two aud

Hite & Small,4ll A I N BTKKE T 409

THIUD IJ!l V. L. T OF BANK 0" LOUISVILLE,

i.ri4vii.i1F', kt.GOOCH&NOBLE. i

MAN U I'ACT Li; U US rj

OABKXAG-ES- !

M

JefTerson Streot,s.

BET. THIUI9 A.D TOI RT1I,

(SEAH THE UNITED STATjES HOTEL'1In

LOriSVILtE, KL.!.' I

I a'Xuams-jrruu.-

P0M3IADE1K

iCONCGMBRES!r K LF.M VINO F1U .CUI.f ,TA.SI NilVSVX etc.. end ..r . j .;. .t !..u ol i'l m PLUS nn,l.Hll'iliiSs ON 1111. luis '

Is me best tbil - .iium ii.1'jej.i.re.i i.iiu t.,r

'lll.'s. L. JKNKINS A O..Ch'-0ilsta-

Jcl7 Cotni-- cl Tulr.l aud Waiout M recti.ISSBMKJaEjrafcT

T .b .c o; OIs- T.bac ;

A i n' i'.rawi.:-:-- y 'fol-t-

MJ bu-- i

JuM ric .1'.

'VS. WICKS ,t 1.

ALT.OWAY TO'l J.box.-- Ma,-t- i

74 b .x!lb .StJj.1 Oi.X-

TVrvic. WICKS cn

VATT cTARC'l -- So B XKS M I'L- - hewnperl. tttirch, COiU aud Wh.at, lu efjre and lor .1

J

W:i,L FAY CVSH r -- r; 10 TO Tihiiois or"ireisr It. i t r. l,i .. t t,i;

All.M.I. Cjvll'llll, !.

I

F..AIN ANO FANCY UUOOMA

i .l:l.! BKl.U.-'iM-

llDAD tt ILO,B, 111 Main si.VJ

A it. c L 1. It Ulrl fAI.K, HV--"J I'l' O lIll.t.EX.SibMiln t .need

Iclti"AKS AsAI'UiMTA K lil SALE I1Yel. H'v D l lol'KH, 41 Main st

f RrihS LtMI'BI.ACK nut su.r HYUj l7 KUII' D WILDER. 418 Main st

9- .BnW ENGLISH VFITM Rn) FOR KALE BY 1i 1' Ell l t H,Hi:it iBros tf ANisn 'iii.iwv k k sh.k hy' I 'f FIivv ! sVILl'ER. 414 MjIo tt.

1B"t.S iPANI;!I Will TIMS I'OH SALE BYjel7 MOV D WII.DBR. 411 Main m.

H OtSKS fcAL. SOIM V.ilt U K KyJ KDWD Wn.l'KH. Mali ?t,

CASKS YELWVV Oi'.iitK vn:t SALE bX laSDW D WII.D4U, lis .Ma mt, 13

Uavles' Tetter Ointment.I1.1s.l01 otral yean, been

trteteJ Iu dtsoasca of tha a'ain, soil la no doubt oue otm,),t vuiuat.le TKTTtK,

Babbtp.s' Ircn, aad old ulcers ever Ula overetl. It hasu.-- I l.y a uinater of our cll.'z:n with greatand ibey spi hlglily lu It praise.

I l ' T'ler, No. 71 "ojrth street,Main and Market, ara ageuta tor the city. Price, Jl (.0

per box. J1'1' d2aw4weowlnalia

WHY(!HIsrAleatOS KXL'tLSIOR DYE" present

stron-M- claims to public conttlence iha.ii any otherluilr-Iy- In tilsu-u.- :

BLC.VfSKt li the only oue that tas ever b:en au jlywi ad put- -

Ik ; proved by the hbitn-s- t chtwlcal aathorhy.AI.B1J,

rr reason that uo other Dye has ever teen ub--

kcti J to chf m'.csil anaiyula at all.MiKlEOVtll.

Belies bri"' ire iruiu every l.l.ioSa liuTwtltnt.lt. 5 a tint r blaikor lrwii, and lu a shorter j.ai ol

lliiir, thaa juv otaer Ilyu In tue woil 1.

sold e t ry here a:.d applied by a'lrHTAIXJI'.tt. Xo. ( Aor Uou. Ji. T

Wilder, lis Main (.treet, and Mra Q.Nn holaa. K. Koiirth airent. Aeenta. jel7 JAwlio

Tour 1't-ai- Experience WithHAIR RESTORATIVES !

Tttrt following U'lic: fioiu a n ntleman lonu and fav .r--

:iOu lu U!u anl viUulty.aho lias ha-- mostfavorable s of l.nonj ol what he wrlUi,w.'.l, ar r.ii. , sat:.,ty th mo-- lncrednkaia:

WaLTH.tx, M 14., J.m. 20J. tsr-- . ir f. irmtl ( -,- h ,: ll:lvM

Ir; " i.ti.niUU.r Hmu KEStoaaa.-.-a-

l rilTi-- r f.,ar mi it undcs 1 !av.- led vanoiH o?'.fr am :u the marketira?-- s. . ai. iv , 0.11 s. .), but yours l.aali. uuioiiK ineiM a. I. 1 Uavobe l a id to t.oiinieu It l..r ..it II ruliu to ,10. ;erd iu .!! ol ur t ' ii. no t ail u.anr.yjulit kmr

r rril i. ari. have laid H asi.i... an I at u.v.e ar. 'l a..'' li.ntn.ivi neai 11 na;r 01 urti;innl sh"iif

i". 't, , i.ro luci-- bv us.iu two or tUre bou!.- of v

ari i n a lien l y some Ihey have h- t'n In- -ilncel I" try paiiue.l upon tbm a- -

r1r, tiwy nave aiino.t i ,r..:,;.,i.lj re:urn-- d 10I.e. y..ni ila.f ..rti aain, m the only wttrUn.n 'iil'. t r.;i'He uru ir in as a loi'.'urU- :. n .L- -i a. any ol me li.ur tMui or U a hea withol " !i tn inaiK f is no.vie.1.

Iain yours very truly, S. B. EMMONSIi iiniiioer lual t.iee t.iii.rau.l.a were

t y HKIMSTKEETd m. .'("',,, the wiyiU'-'-I anrfnulj n ''ul.le article In i.so.

Sd t jrywtiere prlc Joe. arid $1 a bottle.W. K. U.Vi AN i CO., Proprietors, Tror. N. Y

li' Soi l wto.ale and rtll by KAYMONDand all the p lncipal Ilrux and Perfumery Stores

the?ite. Ji;I7 deodweoIy

DEAD SHOT 'I'llfc NEiTKST AND MOSTj A liable Faiih- -

Bbl'a iSl . ruily applied, tt reui.il i.i one yrar atrap ready et lot facta noxious tormentor ot euruiM'y

TftTKt79 FI.IE3 INSTANTMl'IIIT.MMJ Xt y. Kery Sheet wl.l ari, -- H I l.l.Klt. u'isrt. Commence early, and tha

boci- - may bo kepi clear uf Files all n miner.Both artklra for ale by Iiruypists everywhere. Send

for a ainp:e thet.b. L. EUTTHLP. k RON. r.

El. Altais. Vermont.

V Sold by al! good Druclst. J17 dim

Amorican "WatchesWADE BY TfJK

ADIERICAr? WATCH COHPANYAT WALT HAM, MAMS.

TO T II C TUB LIC.Is luvlied to the following statement of fact

in regard to these watches, an Is me considerationwhy they hould be preferred to those of foreign matin-fictnre:

Their a'e has Lspp custautiy on the tcrreve eversince the business w as couiuieuced, thus provli.x thatth. y hare, yrumn into pipulir favor through thrir in-

triruicauriU. As an evidence of the extent to wLUhthey havit received the Indorsement of the pubiic, w

UT state, iht npwarda of Thirty Thousand of them;ire now ia dully ne In the Cults I Siatea, givlns perfectsatK'actlon to their owners.

This result has been e ff.ted In the teeth of the mostdetermined and violet t opposliionfrcm the (treater partof those In the Watch Importing Trade in the lare dtles, wt, have systematically used all their Influence

ith t heir customers, to d:c nrage their dealing In an article wt,lch thiee.Lei.t J, t ylts j'ipenor't,tofoteign w.ilch to a very iar extent. Many of Jewtiers and iVatchn.a... rs of tho li.terlr Seconded tbe ef-

f e.ts of Watch laipirtirs, t. In peis iaded by theircouutfls, and misled t.y a contracted and imperfect viewof their own interest by the f. r of loss on their stockof imported watches, and th- - at prbens'on that Ihelrprofits t bt dluiui.iied tnrotigb competition ina well kaown Uumestlc article, w th other groundltrspr.judlc.ii arisii! fioui a s ipei li. Ul Ir.in'ry Into thefobject. Not Ulis. ai.dmi this, however, the watehfhave steady iu the t nution of I he peopltheret illers have been coustralmd to keep them to

thj, ... by deiire-..-, we are happy to a!d,

their prclu and j'arais are being dlssl-- ited.Onr peruliir st ii of nnkhislhe . rcnt parti of

each wan h the eTict cotr.t. rp.irt of every other wa'chof th? same serli s, leads 10 a uniformity In qualitywidth can ne'.e- - b al al ted by the f. .re' pro.esi. lione ol i n.' wunii is 4. od ad are aoud, tiereas eachforetifri waUb - only a pruba'il'lty t.y f, liUi'upon the skill aud C.UUtv of the woiki;;auwhoniay hai p u to be eiu;. oyet upo.11 tl. I addhlouto that priiujry cn ililons of slice ss, every watch IsMud by the Company is ma le ui the most cUjIco audenduriui mten.l-- , caieful.y ttolslii.t by the various pro-cesses 10 h:i.h hey are suLj cie l. an I then tut to-

gether, anl s ve:-l- y eil by best work-iiu-

in th ! .'actory. guch has care with a Licitthese variu-j- du:!es have been :.erloimed, Ih it onto!

I the laiae nuiu'erot wati hesso'd.not more. hau a doiulwJ "v? returned to Company for ex

muiKe.uoiu auy ru,e wnateverv..a hwwiii i umfair ti h km

uM- - ' watche, of ue mus, inferior deacrip--I hod, are onenu(ty puawntt'tt by their luakera, whomI Ilia impo.-ibl-e to call to account under any clrcuin- -

I Uat.-- .

American Watches come to the consumer unburdenedby the various expenses an omniautioa-t- he total of which. Including custom-hous- du

ro; M. r'iou or ltae.t sbould decide the qatstlon In oarItVOI,

Every dollar diverted from the purcba.se of foreignwatt.ies Is o much saved to the Country; so mncU en-

couraifeuient to home Industry, and so much addedthe public wealth. We do not ask a preference cn thesegruun Is If oar w alclies are not ier for the money, thanthe loreigo.

To couclude we claim that our watche are the besttoJ KMt JUHbie tlull:.keeprij tne worI , bejljM,U3 ,Ue cheapest; an.l t that . ,! of w.tcheawas never ma le that wouid show so little averwe vari-

at:u fnin true time as those we have isueJ. In luUivMnaj inum-e- their perfuruninca baa been unsur-passe-- by anything recorded In the history of hoeolopy

A descriptive pamphlet containing full linorui.itiouand numerous certificates from well know n Individuals,may be had on appllcat ion to the undersigned.

Liixui. as our waicn is now extcnaive y counterfeit-i- by furehrn manufacturers, we hare to inform thepuolic that no watch ia of our production which Is

by a certificate of genulaeueaa, bearingtne number or the watch, and sknei by onr Treasurer,K.r.. ,.oBbis, or by our predecessors, Appleton, Tracy

iliroHi,uut the Liiion. we do not aolicit or.ler. loralngle

Foi the Anierlcia Watch Company.BOBBINS & APPLETON.

WUOLKdALK AOKNT3.inITdeodtf No. ltfi Broadway. New York.

COl'ARTNKltSHll'S.

MR. THOM AS M. FI.KTC.IER. ho has been In thethe last ten years.ls admitted ij. a rart- -

le ol (tie new r.roj will be LL 4 FLtTlKit. an in .law t.om Jnnaaivlst.May U, la. mylj dlf SAMIKL L. LKK.

Dissolntion.'PHK PARTNERSHIP HiCKhTuCORK EXISTIN'Oa under the ot ol CASsfcUAlf 4 ll'O'KlNa Is this

mutual consent. Lltber lurtvautnorize.1 to settle tbe buaineas of the old Arm.

ni. l.L CA."tDAY,levitsvllle, Kt., Jannarv 1, 1A.

Copartnership notice.TUE UNI JKKMUNKD HAVK FOhMKD A COPART--

iiershlp, under tbe stv e of s Ast liA v jk s..s.hi conutiue tne Dusiness ol uWi ll,,ni

eoni-r- and dealers In E.V W ARK, OLASCHINA. LTLKRYaml PI.aTkhu a u k nh. .fully solicit a continuance oi tue lavore exlauued to ihelri'ivi?iw .or iuriy-jtv- t at.tr

P.tllKb CASKDAr,BEN. CASfU.AY,... H. Alii'liO.N CAssEDAY,

ir'ju.sviiie, Jannary I, em. jaT

CASH IOWDEUKD liC N'T I'MBKK FOR 8AI K bt"'i fUWll lLOt:R, IS Maui itlDEi'd LADY'S BJK FOR FLUUI AIIY, IsSI, ATI'll I I. A KICK'S.

VIEWS. VIEWS A0 LA.-- .l

rrrsat i CHIlKfj.I)!IUTUV.AITES R K T lltii P KC T A VALUABLE

lei: CLARKE a

HI. CK LKTTEIl ALPHABtTA. - BKAUI'IFULLYi '.iira.r .... k I Iel7 IXtKliK'.s.

A CIIKCKKlt. DOMINOr.S. HICK.. , at ijei71 CLAItlvE'S.

YIW i;;KtK?.-T- II! LATEST PUBLICATIONS OF. tue o.iy as aon as i.'ii.iimh-- i. atJ.i. W.C'i.AoKK'S. Mozart Hall.

5"J hli.ls prime New Otie m us&r;

utore and lor sale byMAKFIIAI.L HALBrRT GO.

A0I.AeSK?- .-ru uu:s prime Mohuuu--

MARSHALL IIAI.IIKTtT CSt.

ClOFFFK --Uil HAGS TiUME 1.10 COFFKE I.N STOHKsale ly

Iei7 II ALI, 1IA1.FKRT A CO.

COAP- .- taJjll lX.s bar) Soap;t"l is)xes .einiiU uo;

i b 'Xes Palm do;.'.) OSes I .U1CT riu:? bus's Shavintr do; In store and for sa'e bj

CTARCIl -bo I...K.S Fox's Starch;

Lancaster d: In st..re an for aale bTUAI.Ill.KV a CO.

'ptA- .-; ) pkqs Oiinpow Tea;aJ ha.: c!i sis Biaci di; In store and Ibr sale bv

I7 VAllSIIAI L IIALBKIIT Ol.. 310 Mam M.

DRKSM STYIK LKOWN AND DI1ABand liiaid Hals, liie bct l:l lilaH.-t- , at

o A. I KA10 8.

Ht! HATS -- OCR SHELVLs ARE CONSTAVT-X- JIv ill e I v lib the v. rv .,t i k, IHJCk. Dr ib, andI t i s !m. hlai k. Era!., and iVIute U,airr cod

a id Dr lb Otter Hats .11 our own manufactureI lie UI. it aud n.ot fuib onaL.o .ivies.

A. CRAM.

A!u: constantly j;eclim. mwt'.'b-- ..f Ilats ts.tn i nr.waiei soil I r.n hau l lug

ner;i;un ie;l. 'l ue tteat atylas arealways !

i.V 10 A CP lu'S.MWEit .EV FOR YOUNG

ui P. very .l...t. .o and coiuloUable, lo be had .inlyA.4KOOS

'MA llO'j-- l! I1AE A FEW SlSk JAN- -iliats le.l. Call ajva al

A CR A Ill's.ail

.T'iltAr lILOL'Cll.i.N IN bTllAW O olf.is ae tu! ibe cl.s- - of the w,ll ii the

of our s'.law aud suiuuier stocks at gl. ally re--urices. A. VIVAIU,

Cornercf Fom (h and .Mu'n of

e c.inslgu- -. n. ii iirvr. at tu.

stiwt. b t M.iii and River.can

KT..-- .H CASKS PRIME KICE LANDINU FROMsiouuc-- J. U. lord aud al- bv

RAWON, TODD A CO.

r.BI.S. IN IM1IME OKDER. FOB.i, i.y lniv:ii.wj .1. S. M.iKhl A SONS.

AND OLASKWAKE.QCI.esrlWAr.K IJuc. usaaie; VI.' c;isi.9 E.ig;l-- h tblna; lei

liAl b".s Uia .wareii'.vreanl sale by

t KL lClISft McCRRADY. '

ti luvvit Ut.w Lvullit Jlvlal. je

1 11s uem'iuj per aouiim. 11 prooaoiy re ties, more tban doubles prime cot of the wau--

n.or; fi.r the yield is not I fore it gets to the pocket of the ultimate owner. This

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Louisville Theater.UIICTON Si Tlti; ilPIHM Il. Leader.JOHN T. UKT V . M,V,il. ti TKLXl-UOtl- t iaLaatata.C11ANOK OK TIMK.-- ln lutuf liie will oienat. ... mo uriain win rise M a u cmj precisely.

P&r The Hidden Hand !

ON MONHAY KVKMNU, JCNE WILL UKih rouiaiiil.- Urchin, in rive a. I,eilil ie.l 111K 111U1E (4 jII

up.in tlie wmer, aiteruards au heir as f in IIVl--

limine). Mis. K.ite leu!'i ity!.; W.t (a mr,old lli.roeana'a ser.anii, Mr ru Ka; MarjhKiKk, Mrj. Elmore; .Major lta V.'a. Deld tcTimoulTeall-- d ' M l HurrUane"j. Mr. D .nald Baynntor Black .n.il.i. ice cutliTv) Mr. tiu.'.re To

with tha Fare of l". f.J orTut Mam and T;.. fx hub Buck-ki- Mr ltyau.

Pllir-E- OP ADMMION'.-D- re Circle and Pareuette.74 ceo.!.; , 3i rents; Tulrj r. lJce,ulI'nvate B'.xes, 15, CoioreU Boxen, U col.1; ColoredGallery, li cents.

open from 9 a. V. tl!! 5 T. where atsce awnrfi i.,r any iiunt .luring lli wek.

Woodlawn Race Course,KAK LOLlSlLLE, Kl,

Spring T10UI114 aud l'ac!nTItacesi for IsOO.

FIK?T DAY Mou lay, June Id.

First A l nze;. mile beats, best threelu nve, lor horses tha never went lor m .u. y iu pm.lic.

rurse. ... jjOENTHIES.

Jainn Korkey, of Cincinnati, enters b. 1. D'cX Turp'.n.tin vt uo.is, u i,c:nn.i:l, ente.s i. m. A'Xy.

A. J. llal.ieK, of linciiiiiii'i. tillers g. ui. Hale 1).

Second R;i mile h 'ts for !s,'I e iu .

Purse $0ENTRIES.

M. Tt. TwU, of enter b. Til.A. It Itran l. 01 hexian n, eiivi j b. ti. KeiilneVv Cbtf.I'r. U. L u lei w.xl.ol Lex u 1101. enters b. h. Aib.on.

It ace 10 commen.-- preets-l- T .it S'i o'clock T. H.Cars wlli I"mv the .ip t lor lue Ka-- Course at 1?.a and i o'c'oc, an f tvmaia at tha Co.r until tue

es are over.Pa .aier car- - reserved for ladea.

PHICi;S Or AOMliStOS.a.Rttt.. free of charge. Tt. keis to t(nartr

St and rui.ilc Man-- SI i". Kalln.u I ll.keK..lihd 'i'rip. Tl.kets P,r C ored Persona. I.ceuM.

aTTIrk-i- s lor Sal at the 1:ki aa al the altj oaur round.

No money received at the irit-.- .

Members are re iT'.es e i to trurivi.-- thlr Bias it ia positn .ly lol.iilve of the ruira of tha Association.

for 1 Puraea wilt el at th Judges' sua Ievery evenira uume.ii ,teiv ail-- r met

ear" I' v 14 lorealeat the Cialt House every eveningaou loo GiU.

KACE3.First Ka-- Match betaeen Gtn. J. W. Slmtetoi 'a. cf

Hiiiucy, 111. Oliver ll.'els ,o:i. an' lion. i. B. ULexington, Ky.. M mbrlno call, for t4,0i'. Mile heats,th-- e test III live.

cond Kace Mile heats, all aie. beat three In (lvPurse SVTu

Joif

XVIADAXVXE ZSAHNUIVZTHIS CELEBRATED aCANlSIl

Astrologist, CI air voy ante and Female Doctress,

WOCTD RESPECTFrtLY ANSCtNCK TO TI1:t clilaens of Loulaililr, tlia rhe ha.s lu- arrtve.1

In the cliy. and cu be on ad matters per- -

lainine i.'o, euiier east, tut. ire, rj. ;ithe line of Hie from lufuwy to old ace rnic slariilr.fea h event lu reira'.dt l!'..uess, I ove, M .rraKe, Couri-sb'- p

Losses, Law Matt ts, and SicBesa 01 helativeaand Friends at a

Tbe Madam- - will show her vb'.tora a rcpre--aeniA iou 01 meir

rutnre Unsbaacls zad Wives !

The Madame !!! furnish medicine tor all disease.lor grown persons, nia:e or lemaie, ana chiiaren.

No. 7iM MsrW't st.. three doors belowmvSdAwtf north side. loilsv'.Ue: Ky.

C .A. K I3 ET S!Another Supply Just Ueftlved

MARSHALL CICKIMOH'SNo. 217 FQURTU STUEET.

TB HAVE SEVERAL NEW SET3 OF1IANDSOMBVelvet and llru.aela Carp-t- s, to which we roapet

Invite the ot purchasers. We he a!soon band a spien l'd stock 01

Curtain Uoo.'m L ice and Mu.lln Curtains;Cornices a"d Ban.ta. Kua and Mat

4 .ind - white and cheek Mjttlng;snd C mi An:

And every article in the House Furn'shln lire, fo aa.very low. MARSHALL A D CKINO.N.

Jeio N. 27 Fourth street. b t. M.nn aiel Ma.ketARRIVAL.-- '

FRF.4H b..X'aI'aiian M i nl;1" boxes Vernili-tf'll- :

1J l ov a Niw York Crear Cl kr u,W b.xes li'lry '3i) N.,-- .S.ifmu ilo;i boxes Ho 'an. I ll.l;li bor.e Htnespple ,1.,;5 boi s Sa. ,1;

In tufts fresli Ialry Butttr;2 Its Sni. -l II . l bi;:;KO fta Snioke.1 Saliiu-B-

Fre.h t'ovf ttvji-r- s. iiesa Ptnion. nshI'icltit L'.' a er., .r.liiiea, 4ncho- an l frefrrveU:nit ol ail Ktn Hut ret r , -- rn ! to, aa:

A. F'lVl) t'U Kinillvttd Fni'.rth sire'. tst M irket an I il rxm.

Female High School.EXAMINATION OF Al'l'I.ICANTS.

rpiir; FXAH4TI(iN OF APl'l li'ANT ' F'R A D--a. iiiissi.n to t'ii. nitii nnis! piy at iheii uuis eiiue irorner oi wu..ni an) t enter sti

lor c.ir ls of tJuilskion ou the 1Mb ami Mth of the pres- -

1 h ex.iinlfn'l.in will take pl.ice on Monl.iy, the I

or .Hire, al a ciccii, i. n., an, i (Met nuc twAp; licanu will be Iroui botli puolic aiel prl

Aipotaius w'li be e xaiy:r,U ,n lao tallowing atu.nea:

Orarnnia.;Oeiraj-bv-Kevi ii.--

, ,lnnz. an I ?e lllng. JeU.lj

noTics.ryilE KAMTXATIO OF 1UV. PUBLIC PCH.luLSJ. win lane piace in the several ards as f.jllows

lrt Ward and Fulton street ie. lio...s Monday. lh.mn. e. in. s lay, w.n, an.l ll.u'-la- y, ..June, betfiniiine Isth Inst., with t.raojiuar Depanmeul,Fulton street scrj.sil.

Second Ward School Monday. 21th. Tuesday. 26ih.

Third Ward Scluol Mondav, 75th, JKth,W edlltJi.lv. Tth. and Tlmrs lav ?s. h Jimp.

Fourth W ard Schn.1 Thursday, 21M, and Fndav, 12 I

Htth Ward Sell Muud.iv, ish. June, examination.iiate tiraminiir li...iirtii.-nt- Tnesd iy, t!i, xaiiiliiatl..n.iie u.i r"bi,.l.- rnn.ary n. part in. nl: eliies.lav, 20th,

Slst, examiiiJiio i Feniaie Mrr.jii,.arv(lav, evainiiiail.in Female (Irammar K.'p.irtineul;.Monday. 2.1th. examination !' et .Vie. ..I.

Sevenih Ward Sclio.,1 Wedm-lav- , uutli, Ihurs-iay- .

t. and Fri lay. fcl June.Klirbth Ward 2.1th, Ttiursdav,

iisi. rn riT. iiiin.ia'-.7ij.i-, and liicsday. itn June.

.lon.iH. , JOlie.t &cho.l Tu.-- lav, I9'h June.

Portland School W'e.liea lav. 2oth June.The puhlicare ii.Mted to attend the cx

amiu.iti' n.By i,Mer of the Tnisi- -j of the a vera! W ards.MIU

Sachem's Head Hotel,UU1LFOKD, CONN.

rpHE PROPRIETOR OF THIS N1. bummer House wouM

In ortti its tornier natrons and Ihe nubile generally.that he has built oil three hundred Pel this si.rmaking seveniy-fm- r ne be new dining roomforty oy one hundred, aud new parlor forty bv seTeulv.Every room In the house Is newly turn shed with runCuriHtt and new Ct.ttaj.-- Furultnre. The Hole! la ofmodern construction, built on an extensive scale, withaccommodations for four hundred nets; beailtllullyb.caled on Loiiff Hjiund. fourteen mila m. orNew Haven, on the New I. n.ton and Stoulnatoo Rail-road; new billiard roam, wltu three new t ibles, twonew alleys at a convenient dl Unre from then Mise.anil twelve nw balblmt bouses. Iishl'ia Is notsurpasse-- l on the Sound. A new yacht of fortv-dv- e

tuna, an t several small will be conataally onhand, ready fur Darliea.

Ooliia from New York to Sachem's Head, take the SA. n. iraln and 3 T X. train; check and U.k.t to Sachem'aHeat direct. ChanInn cars at .New Haven limeiniuusn, no irs. from New Haven to tbe Ileal at

a. x , 11 i M an I f r. time, forty minute..the Sachem's H. ad depot will le found one ol Cook sbesi omnibuses, uew and clean, lo carry yondirect to the house.

A new barn, one hundred bv feet, has beenbuilt this spring, which will accoiamodate titty huraea.Eight acre uf laud have been tu.loaod ana Dded withoriiaiceniai ami run lie. a, waiks, Ac.

Ihe hou-- will be onene-- tor the rectf..n of company on the 2i)tti day of June, uud.-- r the immediate uperintendence ot the owuer.

iN. B. Musquuoea ar never wm al th Uead.

Tontine Hotel,NEW HAVEN, CONN.

THE HAS REFl'RMSULDTIIIS.nab'.e drst...la- - Iloiel entire tb'a surma--

nniodeled the old . aided a new la..lies- ordinary, au.1 oul In comuiete order h!a biuJ

au.i oa1 u rooiiia.families call have aultes of rooms at either hotiaa a.

low at- at any s h.juse lu trie count rv.aMers ran ao tl anl from tne Till II NR to the

lla.Ali, three time a day, by rail, and take their mealsI eiiber house, wunou' extra charge.HavliiK t urchaael aud Htovk-- d a lanre Farm at

aebemsllead ihn aohiia. taa iw-- i bouses will be fur- -n'sbed wilb meats, pnuPrv. u.:!k. butter, veaelabies

i.i iruit. uui:y, tro'u tne iaruiA leierai h Unit has : ut ud at krhrm'i Heajt

an al the Tontine, at the propih-tor'- uwn expenae.c jnnecu wnu ait tne liu m in. UMiie i Matea.

JelU.llitw II. LEK SCKANTO.M.

The Bedford Springs,TRIMBLE COUNTY, KY.,

4 RR NOW OPEN FoR THE RWETTION OF VICIT.a"V ore. The proprietors, thaukful 'or the liberal Dat--ronagewhu h has beeu bestowed tbe urereoiim .rje- -i j .siiue.1 ,u as inai innititea ,n searcn OI a neeltnv

.t pleasant summer rt tre .t will aud at the hEDhiihDi ni.ius an tne aavama e. wh cn can Le lonn.i t uisiu.i in in tue We t.Among tha imorovem-iti- s m.e durtmr last Tear are

a row of new Cottage, containing a m.uiber ot largea.rj uniiij r

The orourlelonSekiNui,

greater varlet :!V?V'-'-- -The Springs, wbhh o many aovan--

lagrs.sucu asperiec.lv neauny locaip n, bauii:ul seemrv, e.)i hit xoratlng air c..ar already so wed kuowaiu..t it is uuuece ai v to sy more In their favar. Theproprietors, however, wid asu-- e their patrons thatbey will en leavor to gt a'l their vhdtors full atl-aciioo, an.l win lei t.i, to the taole with allie tiotn minis a bl.h the surrounding cotiflry ailords.Fersons coins by Lonisvil.e an Iriukiort R..lroa.i

win always ui.u at jericuo cyin eyan-- " tu t s..ni;gs.I' A Kb. ft A

Pniprletora.

GRAYSON SPRINGS.GRA rSO.V CO UXTV, KY. t

THF INTEKFfTOFDAViDKFRNnoNINiaI this propei ty b.s beu trau-- b ire i lo K. E. E4 Ites. and having mad-- un nrrangenient wan J. F.

Harks .n to in.i.ase Ills one third interest, we are cutting th entire lu order fr tbe receiitionof by the of June, and are ready to uter--

n invan is at an units.The nud rsigin-,- re determlne.1 fat nothing shall beint'tig ou their part to ii.ake the entertainment atiiyson not only teu.a.l.il to Invalids, but agreeable

ti pleasant to tnose iu searcn oi pleasure.reacu i.raysi.n ?pniii;s. ra-- ngeni wiil leave Lou.

Isvi.l by tba Loulsvilie and N Kalln.ad forUtisbethto n, where Ihey a i I cud g.xel hotel a.

lailoi a, and M. Aill.iu a c a. he- -, with good audarelul drivera. wiil le readiness to convey ia-- s. li

ters i any nuiiiDer-- , uaiiy, tooiays-n- t.y way ot uisn- tbeui. n s, over a goou country roiu.

FOARD1NO.Per day ... 12 00Per week ... o (Per Uionih - 35 VU and

Chii.neuaud Servants hull price.Hordes per day 7S

.11. I I.S.KN3JS, I)e9 dAwtsel R F. YTKS. A

Bluo Lick Springs.fpnii N AND CELEBK ATED WATtR- -

. lue Place, a lew bus travel by ral road and lse- -acn ut.:svu e. Cincinnati. j.exiii'jtu .. a.,j

Maysvltie, hiiviu teu i.urcliayed by a tonpany1. now ui:deigoi''K tni.rougn reoalrs. and Is ie

rehitel and lelura siied thro. liout. and w.ll beopeu tne reception ol v.ailors ou llta nr day

one. ISoO. IiIu the mansgement ati control i f tba f'ibMshientie sub crllr wl l be &r ste.l bv s.eral g. nlle::

long an.l favorably kuon lu tne tuslne-s- . an I by a fullurps ol ein .i. in and a.trti'lve au I. as It I. tne

oi tr.e .ouii-an- to mate tne u:ue i.kk riir'ngs 01s pl.e ol summer rrs .it for -

vulldi and ollo-r- ricieatlon for pb avure. n.ipa'us nor exiec. will be spv-- to make it come up lu

Its appuiiiiuivbla aud to Ibeh'gUc.-- t markex.eilente

Ol ihe bea thful Watlon of this WalerlngPiace, Pa iHnllful di ives. the he.l'ug aud li..meipclnal qoaiiileeof Ps mineral wat r.,andthe beauty O

Its and vailed scenery. It Is de. med untie.

and unapproacusd oy auy other a eriug I IfIn the Union. I -

Conu-ue- d with tho Hotel la a Livery Sub'.e, whera j.:lhorses, ougia... backs and omoibus. a ol tue beat uaillj

alwaysJilllN IR'OUES, Proprietor.

P.lue L'ck F (it Inn. Ky, Ap l'. losj. el dawif Jl

PHkTHF.H A HMlTH. 41 Mala

OUL AND FEE THE NEW STYLE (TRAW 1IATli.troduced br I

PRATTIF.R SMITH. 429 Main at. I

eu par ttcatuer Frd aud lor a. bT

MISCELLANEOUS.Water rises, Hydrants. Bath

Tubs, Wa.htands, WaterClosets, and Cuia IZoss.

UA3 l'IFi..--;

CIlA.NDEHEli.BHACKETS;

FEXDAM3;OI.A5S AND I'APEK fUArKt.

ITCHNlsnED AND PIT L P a cvprniniL vi.1 ner t y tho very tr t of workmen, iteui.cg audUulvaali'.ug a abort notice. A u,.wiy ofURAS3 COCK"';

FORCE, LIFT AND ALE I'CMl'S;LEAD AND IKON FIFE;

Slitrr LKAD:BK.V.-- J WIRE;

WIEET BRASS AND I)KA"!i CAR FCUNIoUINuaaway on hab l;

tKDA STANDS. BAC3ITT MK TAU IIPtLLh S PAT- -

NT METAL AND EKA W CAdTIMIS furuL-he- to!orler.br R. BIUO.i. M Fitlh

illJli IfWALL PAPE8S!

Larcro, ISTev.r

rnrt'ii vt i n i.--

v.. c r. a i ma Luni.ri ri.n r.a Al

WM. F". WOOD'S.!l 111 1. 1 rir.l.t!, r..l! MAIN

COACHES!SIX SEAT ROCK A WAY a;

FOUR SEAT r.OCXAV.AVS;

SHIFTIXQ TOP BUGGIES-SLID-

SEAT BUGGIES;

TROTTING BUGGIES;

SULKIES, 4c, 4o.flSS A WORTH UNT FR SAIK CHEAP AT

Bin R, II IG HT &. 'WH EELCR SOrPOSITS TUE GALT HOUSE,

LOCISY1U.E, KT.PirtS uViiw

CAR R I AC ES!I. F. STONE & CO.

$Z HATB ON HAND T1IK

LARGEST and BESTASSORTMENT OF

CABEIAGESIN

. L.OUISVII.LB!4GOOD AKTIlLi: AT A TAIR

PRICE!

HUGH MARTIN,CARRIAGE MAKER,

l AND sIXllI fTatKTS.' " fr--

LOUISVILLE, nv.JaU rtCra

Looking-Glassc- s,

Portraits Picture FramesG. S. COOPER,

No. Oo Third Street, between Maiiiet anlJeroa, feat s'. le.

Ji ASSORTMENT CONSTANTLY ON HAND OFHilt V! bn. of the various ..t.'e. f..r hfUteiw

b.isiii.-- - Car.is. c. cPartW. in waul of such woul I ila weli to ca" befor?

purcbasinic !! Jtf

Fourth rtreet, bet. b re en aud Waluut.MODES SE TAXIS.

nkw in t:Tiox.LE CHAPEAU VALISE

h'atem'ed.)DATF.NT RIOHT IR SHLF APPLY TO MAPMI A. IIK.NK1. Vll'lner, I' ea it b street, betaeen u.eellan.l Walnut. LuiiisvlPe. Kv

NOTICS.COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE BXIsTtNOTIIE Ihe uuderaii(ne.1. und :r tbe styi o:'

WRMIIT BRIlX.KPORi).Is this dav dissolved by mutual consent I'avlJrrniirawini; tr..in tne concern.Ti e business will be continued bv JAMES BRIDOE- -

FOKD. under the style of

James Brldnrcford & Co.Parties tndebtefl to the. late nrm. whoe accoon's are

ow due. will please cad au settle, and those havin :

claims against them wlii send them In r r psvtnut.I'M ll v nn. nr.JAMkS BKIDOKFOKD.

Lon'.svil'e. Ky, May 13th. I mn. Jel utf

nanlstoMii llailroad !

Special Arrangement from Jnne18th to Jane 30th, inclusive.

FIR TI1F. ACCOM MOD tTION OF PERSONS rof attending the Kx'n.nat:..rs at Na and

the Hantstowu Train w ti ae tne lvp.punctual!" al 4.1 ell. in. arrive at I ar'.wwn a' 9: HiA. M. KetnruliK leave Bar .a own al J0 t. xt. an.l ar-rive In Louie, ille at ni S r

JOHN B. ANIERON. Sno t.A. J. Fmb, Oeneral iet5.iii- - 0

jxo. a. 3iili7ek7jSTo. 306 Fourth Street

(OLD M' .MB Ell 9V,

his stock of rtrh DRESS OUODi luHA K Mi E KOKK- -;

BAKEOE ANULAIS ROBES;OKOASIiY do;Fiifc.NCH OKO INDIES:JACONr.TS ANI) ML'aLINS,PLAIN BAH U.K.PR1NTEO do;VALNM'14 LACE SETS;

:M KKi il DKK K.S, Ac. Ac

I. MARK .O. F. CJW SST ECEIVED THIS DAT. A SMALL LOT OF VERYAy desirable e

SSXSS OOODS!Such aa Orera.ltne Robes;

EiitfttsB Bare.-- Kobe;Thn-a- and French Lace Points;Point l.ace Seta, Cellars and Oieevea.Plain Repl il.ks in colora;A fi w Onnn ly Rooe ;A lew organdies, in pieceMarabout and other Fai.a;Black Orenad ne Haree:Five to nine voiante Baivire Rcear

All of which wiil be sold at prices s,.tsiartirr to thebnyer. Im2?l MAKK A OilWNS. '.71 Valn-- t.

Violin Stolen.It.EN, FROM TUB DEMOCRAT OFFICE, A VIO-U-

A go Mi re m a d 1H be wive a. ai.d ou iiurstiuiiaak- -i. If returued to ihla office.

,'e!3 g. PHILLIPS.

Dissolution.TIK OPARTXEilaillP llaRETOFiRE 'Ia between m liili & Pchwtng. Is tri'sday dls,lved by UlUt lal 0Usrlil. V. A. M Ulil colilluu- -

li ik iu lb bu ln.sa al tne old mi I.

.HuiiL a wruvrryo.I.oulsvPle. Mi II. ei lel W

For Kent.'PUB LAROK WAREIIorE- -A now ocuplel bv J .hu White O. ou the . I

"rth stle of Main street, bttweir. TMrd aielJlLJiFourth. Posaeaslon glveu i.Vh Autu-i- . isrio. loeid3 Ll VltrlN BKllO r.R a I O.

8 LADY'S BOOK FOR JILT. PETERS-lV-

F .Msa.i:ine lor July, and a larg" s .rinirnt of Suri.onnet Suta. F. MAM'K.N Slelo HI Tbirrt st . I..H No. 971.

OLtTtk B. SlkAlTO. O. Ok LAV.

STRATTOn St 02 LEY,

'OPPOSITE THE VOSTOFFICE.

PayalrlauV Prcarriptiviia Acearntely (oni.oumleJ t all liaara.

ciuslvelv. itb fresh and pure sirups.A we,U lecied aasoriment of Perfumers., Tsl's4 VT

Brul;.-s- , 10 wutch we .uvl;

A CARD. '"ow.;:FLEiE -- NOTICB" itte arret t Iji iier onMjIu, opposite ihe Natioatl, "bas re the Piles'

u h i ,1. .m m.a- - ot

"XTT TC?-- ) tULLl "FaOS"' '-- - '

CLOTHING-- !

His stock of Summer Coihtnr !alme. em! rn. laj all I

QUalUles and size., lor Men a Youth.'. B.,.,' an.l IU.ilreos H" ar "

Call and get a handsome outEt for a very l'tila j

-i

sTotice.THE FIRM HI RFTirORE EMfflVI! rNfFR TOT

ot II U H UiNuS to. is this ay lernni.at.dbyu.iitualcoiis.nl. K.ta-- r p.ixiy alii use the name olArm aa cj.se may req uire. I. Ill TC1U N.:s

leu uj J1I1IT 4, Mll.lO.1,

K ECEIVED THIS M0RV!Nt PER EXPRKSS.Tk'some of tbe nneat fOFr I1AIS ever brought i..S

IMS market; i.!.n. t luini a id lists. .,r a, an loPRATULR A SMITH, t Main street.iv m loiirth and Fuih.

KESS HATS FuR THE FIXEST AN D LIOUT IBest Molvsaln an.l Casslru. re li it., call u saa

t bo.xea Sjair.) N.xes .sermall e'o;

si iNsfri; Foi's l"ear lo;10 bbl. B'la Tarle Sail;

ho kegs Nailslu S .ten A!e;10 bb s U n ion Porter,

st e an I lor sil - bvW. a IL RURKIIARDT.

F rlLli AND CV-i-- dltl.l. sumlucr .IV can o. L. I ihe

Ihe niauu'actur- rs. Itsjei riiAlM' H A .'IlITTt. 4 'e't tl.

1ITS TIN A NTT.luony, and Pia Lead In s i.ie sr. .r biw

'''."I W. B HI I.K NAP CICll'.lNO A.ND AM.Ki. A SL I'thlOK AKTICLB IN

stoi a and r aiiM hleld W. H. BE! KAP CO.

1'"""'slll,'"i.''-,ii,'Wi- IVaua vooper. n.vvia ivV asia tvVV. K. BVI.KNAP A CiV

F a a Fa's ov do;bs jd and for ia.a at tba ..im a tun r's j p;.iv

Vi. B. BKI KNAP A Ok,

MACKERKI, No. 1. t AND S wACKKRKL. BYkiit. r . Ivd .n f r s.; Ky

W. A II. tlL'KHII t Kor, 417 !ar'-.- tt 4

K"B1N -- ' B.'XE3 No. 1 Mt,KL V

"frTlUa to tiv. end fors-- hW H. Bl il K II t RDT. 417 V irtei t. and

v a. lair a. ways n hsnd atja FiiATlLSit A fXITU a, C3 Mala li. Man

wm. ruAiitfcK...

MISCKLL

PRATHER Si.' SIIuKALL,

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.

IX TilstiCJbrZr RK 1.1.1 OLE

CA3U ASETi.ETKA IXSTJSASCE C03TPA1YY, of Hartford. Cczia.

cas COMMERCIAL TIES IS3USAKCE C0MPA5Y. of Xcw York.AMr3ICAN kAGz'tl'ilSc6?n. of 2Tew Yor?"

GIEAHD LIPL ANNUITY A1MD TSUST COMPANYPhilad.lrhia 0,

SFEXT1VG AX AGGREGATE

FOUR MILLION COLLARS!0f Lt'S.-E- AritiTi.D AND PAID

tf HI fW,

munn & Co.'s Southwestern Agricultural Works.t URR OF EIVHTR GKMy Jrii T loriSTILlK, KT.

it- - acminrai zrrtjiements

Four-IIon- e Threber and Cleaner.'E V? Arn"!;!i'l TARirTT OF MACULS.COV-- TtVJ O-F-l'vVnu'-l- 111 ;t;lti:Ks AMU.AMtks,.!U UvrH It AM) TW-- H..H-- HON TnRKa-iKRa- . do o2

p '. ir ir-- i f. cn;: l WJttSi ir-.tx4- -

V FRKsSZd;IdMi-!L- lllD-i'WK- !., ,io--

TKI.K..RU-I- F H'DI STRL"l4itaa.i.D Cii.J5ilLt an l PRK wlb ER. TO .apt dlrsteit CORNER jF altiUiU A.ND URisN afSKETjl. LiA.lv! ILLS, k T,

nTbe fireil br.rrttor of the Household.

Sf. P. STSWAHI'SAND

A.li wLIatiAir-Tig- ht Cook Stovo!

FOR WOOD OR COAL,

lnyraveJ la '39 with saw St tra largeFlaea.

'rilK T'lLLOWINO IS A SkitT tl'MMAST Ofa. in pe-- -- :'. Jil.ea

The Stewart Stove:Ui. winrui.:TT. It taj been la aa In uacv &m!

lies to J) yean.1. i ru U or.l culinary nprratu-n- t avty

- .am a - a::h'imf In evl.lenc. of wbali:will aceonr-iti- w. ailiele u th fan lAt. ou KasU oi

a. a iJtw Aja tM Uisl m'..vi iri'i a sHr

3u. KcOt.i.--- ' i Fai o to Its eons traction.iti bm. V taft J. ei . i m (; or Utrrrn ira.

t)i. rf lis k tf.d.:o-xj- j and wrlU an. I mah re,;a.aie.l al piea:v u o UKa lry.prrtrr.7:"t ii K.'ir in On , w.i.iout a,ierter- -eo. . Hh the uuaun- -

j The steivail StoveIlaatfce fcio.- pertectiy Tent::ale l Uvea of Stoveu w ture-l- .

eu;.i,... Wa'.-- t.r bathing parpoaa cerearoieMi ira ,y than any C- amic Raliue.

U sol ; b all wjebta ou a i.i. v. .in muutba.

Tbe Stewart Stole.'.U1 'il' sin the I'nion. ?ma'.l

Vv!i;re per iuail ot. aptbc-t-

. r; t ve PaaiphL U er t fre on ai plearb.n to

I? TT CI 1? irT T A ATaa - M. v a a v a a a. & .nW.COr.NER RlMt AND CIIKT?rT :

Jeffemonvillr, Indiana,

A LA RO K VARIETY OF IMPROVED STYLES .

CAllSWARi:, CUTTaTRY,MECHANICS' TOOL,3 AND ADTSTABLE HANDLE

D HAW 1.1 u E..11VtS.

Fire and Burglar Proof Safes;COW BELLS. PLANTATIOS BELLS. OIL FT0N14

C3RH HUSKER$,Jir.kTORD'S PATENT, whkh are perfed'T anccewfots

rj, by ll..r-- e or Hand P..w. rlllrstf are beueveit W the only aitccesstal l'r9Hussers eter d. U s bo..abla4afa J once.J

Grates and ilant els, Zuajneled andPlain,

PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES;

Chain Pucp, Iron Pumps, ThimblSkeins, Burning FluiJ;

?TRAWOCTTER sND OTHFR AiiKICCLTTRALIMPLEMENTS;

Japanned and Pressed Tinware;Stoneware, Yellowwre and Glau Fruit Jirt.

MANI FUTTRER AOFNT for the sale of manykinas Ol Oovia lb the cU-s- aouve en urueraiaU, eic

XAMirCTlBAa c

Superior Tinware,EXCELSIOR rSUIT-Cail.- Acf Prices ai low a can be fbnnl In th

Metal F...iln and other Job Work done In thebest maim- - r. IHces low in proportion to th ajuaUuy.

lal dAaHni'ns

.'I K IMil.N ll SIM tKK. llmsi, ILiiift.f. tuivr and Inuwtr of tbe Bra .lepebWe !l'FtTACLFS. an-- l ail knvlsm MalhraunicOptical and l"hrs.. .1 Instr jnwi.ls Siwsrtaslea warm- fe.

su t in a.l ca a oiace Ma.n slresit, under UVH .ci. IDt

Spring 1850. Styles.No. 100 TonrthSt., XIo.100

LOUISVILLE. KY.

Mrs. J. A. BEATTIEINFORMSher

TUB LADIES THAT SILK IS IX

SPRING STOCK OTTAWS MILLINERY!

COMPIIsixo .a, rri.L AJSi.RTMSNT "F ALLARIlJL..s AIPElliAlNlNO TO IdaTRALE.

Ladies' Dress Hats rnada ta ordernirvdlT .Hrw. J. A. KKATT1K.

REMOVAL!3randeis fc Cra,vford,f

l

GRAIN DEALERS.t M price Pw ail kind

store or at any good shippun

7'V1VWI"H " BR NDEt? A CTAWFORP.

wIEAM. CuMMUMCATIUN WEEM.Y BETWEEN

NEW Y0?:K AND IRELAND.Gl A Z. fjJa.VCi ASD GSM MA .vr.

Heda.iloa of Faro! Throavili Tlekota ! ! '1 nvr. ITV i.K Ktl lii.WV. V. tt

ui.' tt Asiiiv .inN. rr of manHfTi.;.EDlN:l-:'.iI- . KtM. VK.s

1.1. Asi. VV au-- l li.i. w. l i.lLl ERi1i.il, a g at C"itK to l iad aud revelvo Maial

e.e.y sAiUil.lI .Jii 's ..und wtA enoseo! pnievtioiti),

scw Turk to Cork or Liverpool j

IO Uamo'irv. H.a;.ii, A tp or Rot- -

.' .' ' " ""

.'".! ." """".'.' iwoa.1- -

w'. w totk. J.U. AIAI E. Mo..t" r on Ltu.Ki.iu,Nn. 1131 Ms.a l..,.'.vitTlTaftt, DThl Euiluid. IreiaJld an.101 m i, so t ;.y we'.Q ig. af.T I

Quinine Sal.titute er Xfrre Ionic,InJIOSS EI FECTUAL THAN iiCININR.

And Fr from all its Evil.HAV1NO MADE ARRANUEMKNT9 WITH Till

f.r ihe sale of tins popular remedy, w.eiw -- 10 s iu,,y 11 in an .inani it and warrant it

.ia- iri T:i Ague aud a I .Nervous Lueeaaea.llbei.; 't,...u;il u;a-- lo tbe fa.e.

m2s.lAw .1 M. in HIS A SON. S w!r .

Barkeepers andGroceiaANYBODY ELiS WUJ MAY SK LX WAT1 x

?mm COPPER WHISKY13 tl.J Ctr. W:U dO tt" tO CAil .J II1AM I.a.

?iithis & nrxcivs stock.Oi .Vdrl-- f ttreet, I'tvt'.n Fl. t and Second.

T"T ?. ea 51 taf 'i feom one to Bt veart okl, fromrei t s 'iiw.ti t.ic Ktte. t an leianiliie' s'.s t. - - ui ,. ir M v ea.nsaiiytaaiTa

so ss t. s . !. r V. i.i... c .0 I. ar.;a

y. a. s-- aa -m W.T. a. i'Hti T.

Mcivait & Barter. ofA

PHeOUCEPaCYISlGNBHCXEHS.ItLOUISVILLE, KY.

1 ITKr.ENCE.-- M AKT1N t CO, U.CI3TTLLH, KT.am

H;chai-- t Ats'oa.n. n. J. A.'aiaa. sJsk Hewnt,a to.. .Na X) iea A Cov,rkn

A Co, Otw"B;'; Vi w. PoaeU, Jr,J. Kins head A Co, Nanw: Usjaa A s,. Vn.Nrveil Hoone Co, do: Uala A BrouAar, wm jb o. .re woou ivi. ao;

Zled Cedar Chests.FCRTlUtt 8rPPLYFTHHr.FFCL ARTTCLK'u ',m.e ktfil'!g. now In aiore, nia-l- of wilnet wool. l:ilo uf th(e.!ar A.s la a'l nasecta.these Cue-i- s arc itiv.luaD.e .ar pacaiM aw Man-- aumats, wo.. ten clo'u-- s, Tu-- , hue b us .es. and ali art k letlUi'ttolsi ry a. No lime Is to be eat

s ias 101 sale s ti.e Wuodenware atora. No. ata 4V,sir , Vtwea Tblri ab4 keurtn.

AN EO U S.

ASD

West.

,X. tS,iUkL

4"M.i.w;., - J,fOJtr.l.VIES:

94sl4lt

-- t,l5s4ilfl'SD TO JHET LOSSE CF OVE.1

FUHK.

are sntrtcd to call at oarractor

MEDICAL1X c Zi 25 A N' S

STRENGTHENING C03DML-- AND

a 6MJ U a

IfIkiort tiLirs, iilft UaiDZ.

BLOOD PTJUiriER!!Tails tDRLIAL IS DlsTlLLklD Ikuli A t.ZB1

only to ujvii.ei c..eu.ica.: si wttAot the nio- -l vaiuaMe naedicioai roots, uvr ija mn.1

bare- - known to '.he ii.ii.d oi u,au. via; iiiwijurowa,W lia t tierrv Ba . keUuw Daca. l...le.lvcx sax

aapaisila. E !er F,..wers, a 'in ... n.v nrwiuclti IMms tulaslibia Piuiesiy :or la resturu;::. ui ea.ta evetkuowu.

It is Nrri'a ?i KmT. enntg dtseas bT ia,oraiuas. 1 :ien Uiieli. us bea.:-- ind ieiMe U Hutconrsine through rein ha bo.i v, yurln big andaccelerating l He van u.atl..i. oi tbe beji. It outra.:-- "any U.::. as. iter .a tbe stoma 1, ana st . rg u.oa titw -- ie w iisl. aliun.

MtLnsn's l wll etfectnally ewreuser CJ.il M..L.C. ii.siycpMa, us.e. u.rv.u.c vfei'J. Ijern ity, ut tne s, ai d l.A.".! UJ fioiU u!si lereu lever or Ilealnwarl Plje, or ?ktjesM..i t.ie Muu,.-- .

ol Bl.u.1 IO Uc It. .U. t i'a.u "I Il.,n InHeat!. Pa v'.ia;t u ol le.e !.; er Iit ie Ii. Soi.r k.i:..;aXKJU.. Olio or ?uccatlt;

--e.Uii: a n iing Owwr.. r . uvs-- , vt ta.ulaul triCi paeaiA, lawir-- i e.:s. Pain Ut!)e Ulll of the back. Ct..-- or Md. U .den F o:Ileal, iepivniou ui Frui.iu.1 Lanauoe

or ay N rv.i s,u;eUi '.Ua, and IVv and y" cuiiia ano

It :s . ire oi t:ie B aiuer aa.Wm'j. such a esramuj Wea.nar. Incoi.tiuelicet nue, StraiigUarr, nn .mtuai.on or Weaiirsa ol uitvtil or b ...er. W ..pea. ac

IUlHb. IS .N. AB"IT IT.This corn uu wiil uever lad oi- - i.y ol tae abov

tixeii -r . '.ioua ou eacn Potue. lu UetluAu, i n i

M.H 'ULF A MILLION VVU ive Ireu i.l iiinn; ine past six nj..iii., ju-- aI.M.altce b. t in al iu .u- re sail- - Whs-

, will silver we.kness or Ivtd'.pv abeu .McLkA.1MAXSOTriAM.'.. L'.r - i r,ir .,.,

In Ilia LAUla.- -.

Do eon w'sh to be and strong? ta aonce arai i iue ai u. Lei a Mreoiueniug talial. w' i aiel .muTtie your l.Kja tu ns.w.tl.ruun eveiy sem. an. the ncn l.-- y a, of beatlo w.x.ni lo . our etc. a aganu averv btua warrai.;.to give aati.tactlsj't. M

FOR CHILPP.KN.We sa to f arrnt-- . n i.,rrt iirii are s'cklT, pon

oe a.b'nte.1 wit'i ti.; sim. pr v,eut ji:..i.a cldUirerlv tnem a smaii .;csi. n'y ol MetVan's and

will iua.se Ihm .at au4 MU.L Detay nukmoment trv it, aim t,,u ai'l

IT Ls DtLiCi'-'- 3 Titxa.Every country n.ercHant sir n i ;s tbecrtv we

til he has orocu-c- J a uppl- ui AtcLeaur jtrengti.eauilsro!aL It sr.. ra,.:..lv. beeause .ujva.noerai acouut wu. be u.ao lo uivse auia buy ta arBKain.

cAl TION Beware of or da-'- etry to paim up- u y .u ome nu'.er wrtwUlch loey caji buy Abeap. bv a. n

u. h men. a lor McLEA.N a .' i j.k...llIEl.Nii CtiKDlAL." ai.i take not n ng It is the on

ti.al will iiiini. ti.e l..uw, luorouiitu. and at u.Minis, linhi. rei.gu.n tbe ... uai- -

tie lak.-i- . y n. mtng. tf'lngceiciu orvveutai r c hoe .a, 1 1... aua Fever.- -

low fever, oral, ntvvai e. JPrice only tl per ooiiie, VC MA Boltlea r 15.J. U. M. l.F1

Sole of tho Cordial abo. ile Lea s oAcanOil Lri.iinnt.

aT Pnmipal Depot on I ha corner ot Thl.--d aaai Pin Jstriii. -- c u.uii. Mo.

For sale ia Louisvhie by Raymond A Tyler; Beli,

McLean Volcanic Oil Lin I awn I!The be- -t Liniment In tbe warM for man or bets.Auoiijer reina; jb.e .uis- - ; u.e-- i i,y McLean's To

auiic tai Linjnent. Kea.1 for yaurseivts.in.'Diaa .ii. a blJcslll::,:, :;v;;;g near t'a--a avenaea irsin uel, na.1 a B.wrn.e runit; .,). on taia KMJS

He ipe--l va--. us Moves, a. .. t.ni mual da law good. He oi ever being able Pi wora at hi.uaie asin arvau-- c i.e could uot any wigm aa hifo.; aiJ by one ssuad M I V. Vva.aa.ic OlLMiuneol be b n...w pereet.v cur..

Rneuuiat siu, Pnr.;.'s'a, Neura gia, JpralnsStllluesa in tr Jo., iu. 'rs, ;ig .re I l.oalEarache. I.ioi!i.h. ij..u:i.K kri. i ;we. bura.Scaeia. Paiui, Ac, jieei lis lua iua.x iu due oca otins wonderful Mnini-n- k,

Foi Horses and tail e, lt 's an Iti'ai'iW-- remx--Uia e. Oa.la, Strah ',e, ta aesl!"", Aweeny. 3;...i.t, k'srfu.a. se.:ingI

W I.IU.1S, Kaitiei.iu.te Bit. s, ant vsr...-i- ou.er .l:saThick auiiwarf ai nabs u. riaaa injuries or a. c.Vuia, Itvarr CO'liitrv Mer.a.1.1 s,.,.na oota.ti a supt..y ,1i. Lean a oai.K. iu It arda rapkL,. bamre ii alwa.a cures. 1A I beral dtovoajit w 01 ba aatW to mere bants who bay

sTlor sale ba J. IL M. LEAN. rorsarTli.r--l aud Flna aLreets, Su Lou W A.-- i a iahova.

GALEII'S HEAD DISPrHaSAHY,!ESTABLISHES

For the rare of ail rrhale 9easet.XaXSSZCJLX. S.S7CB.T,

(ksMoiam rvafp-..-j fluAs awa lfrw,no c.1W AsUun aioa i 'Amimj f iht ArajJ Or- -

fans, m a f ' tl6: aaJ fiwasr. f,fJfl'kflVirrrvrivTj IsT Sent frea of p.s,ug ia c p.m.. U the Ciusa.-a4- n

ON AN.v ME. lit D. FlKKAt'1"J Svph.lla, ..oil. a.

. ?evil lui. olIM-.

. i uie reon'-i- eti- e s iea o. u..itsexes, the I :m mi ties u vocin ano1.1 . ..I ... ar.s rvm ' '. e mj.i.':t-- af ... a tu:

rails .a o. a. i4kJtN A L A k N t.i, it j, oi.r.iK.onae.ur ia.ee noon t.,e n jat s VJ.IV. . ,,i.u4 ovl .!M- ...l.i

Ol i..-.- c .. ... oi.iv taii. J.i a. .,..e. i n., .cure, a howa b tba renortui neeiwus. A trwa- -ui a.iv er i iba WArrai, ana i - . .i.iempsai.n,m who enter a u .o'.lt I t .e c.a.l,lion, to ane ad es ja a a :as o. r an iaIt . Dl ol TkN 4 KN T.

T1hxs w',a have rontrartsl a tesae. an I es,c lolv, ;.-- a uo .. toi-- e

th mseivea bv rets n secret na dt.. as s al. t'LkAO' D and L Mb a I iiu ....!. y aud losaolPwer, ii. re app t'.aae .a. ar ireaioient, atuiujaart re .4 th - m.ai V.

DR. DkWi'U' kaMAI.B M41MTTILT k ICLATvR.A sale ande-- r a'a reuie-l- y t..r lrreaalar- -urs, . , ami laikeaaiv rettaata preveiiiive of t,reg- -

aani-v,- warrame t not io H'Iiiisi '.be hea ta. t'ALTl.'.Nt ba a. I rfoa fm-'- . aa miaAivoi wmn ba the result. i.e.gh ..-- ,. ksaint.eaa

PVe tl per N. and V aeot bv nia.LThe aitwr uiav II '. e r-- e or be

leter. on aa ? 1. .llseases of .i; a,, aiedi ea se it tu - li prts ol tlic o a 1: cm. ws

tus'ru. t us for set; rr.at sent, se. e .i. . rAl.ir-- s U.; r . cLro.s

Consul!. ng S i.a.'el"s Beji .i.inaa'v. ittatS-e- t LrtWrsrn JtaTawt aaal Js'Mr-- .' J, It,.

EIOW TOTDR. J. H. McCAN!f W BN BL D TO VKTKCT TO

cerlaii is i. true rx:u..r a.. tu. a. ty ofleaii.l fl.- I. e bo... w.lbyait nsBlu

1 -'' J laes'.ioi.a. saoaa peoMaio - the.are ,arettl to aydi s..iue lr.;ii, a orn-- wan a 1 aa h loe uiseas- -. w e da r l.iug or taat a.ja

VAj.NaULrAriuNo b .vajaNatiom3FREE GF CHARGE

Dlseaeea of tho Trst an l Lunca trecarl y 5jr.f1,Inbalatlon and eonstaatioaai tria..., w

tat m Nrurai.'.a. t ascent. Hup lore, iwovsa. rv - -as ine aye and kUi, a A maiai I s a..-.- . .

Female Diseases!nch as atippres-ioT- i. Lucorrh-- e arWhitea. Falling af th Turn..-- , of an. ki. aa.rrUw.rr Nervous K . n p,i,i'.,i ,.r la.'aiav'iMs4mi,iv,B, Ac, will ae aoessl! rure-- iwiUiout lha uae oi ooiaotioua dntaa ao4 iniuiloaaii,,.. iin. .11. K, li... aa oe.kaceca. iu. no .inlerence wnai your trous-- s aiav ba. X

lo not expect oa to !' yoar.i Bieier bit treat-t-

liona atrVtly Latn a.l.lrea-e- to of-Vg-

'nc' smg a stamp, wi receive prompt si'entlot,tk. Th. on First atreat, iburin d. aoe Mar

set UvnisTli'.e, Er. cMce Uvurs iro-- o saw. tin tea.Aloreaa IfcUdAwtl J. IL k C'11. M. Dl

H NERV. ra DERIMTY OR PFRM A TOR.Illl.t 'KA jDiI ). J, d., wssj MJ tiw

beware cf p rua coving Biy au- -Tertlaeme'.ta. Tnero H no 9rn aivertialiia

Foim r -- u fiT." ac . a u . has wo nurhMu-s- i p.trora my i.a rsv. au I crcutara, wb le ihey aeiibrr inosaSow. aoe ctiea to cavre vm. eeoiit.iivii'4 avtieatnsen, ararw h w tha writer ca, eo. kMnaae. andtor... oel.l.y. AaJ4frrrj (O Usee..

a1- - .! e- -a a aupafacr.oea tnior to Boatlis lestow... VU-- paa aAw Jau

at cost: at cost::KL

SOOTS, SZ0H3 and OAZTZa&s.CtiN.iEQlINCB OF TUB CHANG INJ titbllrtw. ww Win cuaiaescs anm oil o..r a. .

Bwola, shoe a.hi tiaiurs al co't, aMonday, Maj 1 Ith.

la not only o:m of loe lar, but tt ltijockio l.oa.eve.eomprhdu, evary ua bVi m ac at Sooe Hon a.Li. a A F LETCH k. South vl V Xarkf

SEW STOCK OPCHINA, GIAS3 St UTJISITSWalSj j

FROM ItHOPlPJIST new and Urr- - ... . r4aa3l

. CT ".' ueS,int 4Cleunimua Ooo.ts. American aivt avi u.L'.l'l"' "4srel sil.eru.aieu .-

Wallers. Umn. at 12 'V"arl, to the TraTa. F UoT.hkhat lower price, tuaa ta.aW.,Wti Jl kXl UI rotUsitaX'iU

. JO