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V V MTUSVILLE JOURNAL JisuLiSD A"' xiik Unite" States. We need hardly poinl out to our intelligent readers that the chanca of a war breaking out between Great Britain and the United Mate of the moat distant kind. The dispatch of troop to Canada athmls no proof that Lord Palmerston expects a collision with the Kenuhlic. Whenever there is the moat remote possibility of danger ap- proaching, then it id t da policy of the KnglUh nulhorititis to send troops. Their verv presence i a security aiiMdt danger. The troops must lie somewhere; the army ia maintained in full force and elViuierxy, and a few regiments may as well be stationed in the Canada as elsewhere. We are by no means sure that the military au- thorities in F.nUnd knew enough to be aware that the collision in the United States would ne- cessarily taks place far from our frontier. A fool- ish story was started that the St. Lawrence Canal 1 Kiki were in danger, and troop? are now actually employed in wa'chinj; them. In all probabili'v t,ha War Oihce imagines 'eF. Davis to be in full 'rCe jmt across the border. It is an ill wind that bl ws nobidv ud. , The London papers grumble at the expense or aendini; the troop here, and say the should defend themselves. They are utterly un- reasonable. Consider the cauae of the present ab- surd alarm. Have the Canadians any anxieties about cotton? U there any desire on the part of the blockade? Isot at all. Mr. Carlier to raise The war, if it come at all, would proceed from Kuclnh interests and how unreasonable it would circumstances for Lnland to ask such I .e under us to defend ourselvos. We are willing to belp in a good can-- , but it is useless to conceal that in case of a collision with the States, the main part of the fighting must he done by the British armv, and the munitions of war come from the arsenals of Woolwich at the cost of Britain. But, as we have said before, the British Gov- ern in mt does not anticipate war with the States nor ii it likely to tnppeu. The American people tire enc 'td in a hmg and ar tuous civil contest, out of which they w ill come, wbatevtr may be i ha result, in a prostrate condition, anxious only 1o resume the aris of peace, and fearful of falling into the condition of barbarism which war is apt to engender. There are some people who talk of the States being ruled at the end of the fight bv a mili ary dictator and a standing army, who will naturally seek new conquests. These persona generally urge that republics in past ages have subverted by military power. There is a great difference between any republic which has ever be- fore existed ant', that'of the United States. The ancient republic were ruled Ly a single city; when the city Ml before the conqueror, the liber- ties of the republic foil with it. The French Re- public was desttvved by the conquest of Paris, which formed it. If Gen McClellan, Gen. Bank, or anv other successful commander, were to desire to become the Cxiar of America (the idea is very absurd, but there ar many people who consider it a realit ), he w uli have to cross a gocd many Kubicons bt-- f re he would be able to make things pleasant. If he took Washington, he would have a magniiicent capi'al and no more. If he took New V.irk, he would have money, but no more inilueme over the mass of the pop- ulation than his Orderly Sergeant. It is t he rural population, the reading population, who rule the United Spates, and no military dictator could conquer. If he could, he would not be j:blo to control them for a day. The greatest ;: landing army that ever was raised would not keep down twenty millions of reading men inhabiting i country thousands of miles in extent. The Americans do not desire to atssail Lngland, and be LngH.-- h dj not want to assail America. There is no real cau a of quarrel now, and none is likely io arise if bnth sides preserve civil tongues, and do not let cotton come between them and their wits. Our duty in Canada is to avoid irritating i.olu.Mons with our neighbors, who are very gout riit i Tiiers in our markets. The task is not dith- - nit if men will forget pirtv and seek the good of the country. ior-mt- tUohe, Auqnst lt. Aon!i.i; iMsrARW.Y A I Train Fired in i FctLrol Soldier K'ukd and three Wenndtd We learn from Conductor Kewcomb that he left Valimra with hn train alfout 7 o'clock Friday everii1'; to coney the soldiers quartered there to Hrooktield, HDd that when he got about four miles ive4 of Palmyra atid withm three quarters of a mile ct' Caldwell Mation, the tram was bred into from a corn field. A private named Felt, belong- ing to company I', ,;!h Hlusou regiment, was "hut m tlio head and instantly killed. Three orire ptiv i'' belonging to (he same company were wounded, one of whom, wo learn, has since died from a ehot he received in the side. The train w.is stopped, the lire returned and Ihe corn-fiel- d "corralled.'' It is known that two of the prowling assassins were made to lute the dns and pay the forfeit of their lives fjr their prowess, one of wbosa weapons, a hea y shotgun, was captured and brought down on the train yes- terday momii'g. we saw with our own eves. Wii leara that one of the killed was bayo- neted. The trail started attain ami received some forty or tiftv shuts from (h brush between Monroe and Shelbina, which were returned, and it is known that one of the "I. a. uwh&cl.ers, ' a man named Keilv, was wounded, ai.d dipt. Kale, of one of the Illinois ecmpani-'S- . thinks be killed one, as he saw bim throw up bis hands and fall. All hands on the train though Conductor New-co- rn 1j says a ball passod disagreeably close lo his hoid. When will these dastardly acta be stopped? We learn that the troops were being withdrawn fiom tb country: anJ tfiee were the parting they received' General Hayward, Mayor llixuo, ai.d lion. A. W. Lamb went up the road vesterdav to nee. if thsy could not put a stop to it. Hanniiai Mts$twjtrt lt'i. Akkkst of riKtiCi' Bui lek. At three o'clock afiernoon Marshal Millwaid, accom-ptnie- d bv Deputies Jenkins, Sharkey, and Schuy ler, proceeded, by cider from the Secretary of ""'i - t uouiuiiig nun!: b on oruau mreei auove Tine, the premises deeignattd as the transient residence of Pierce Butler, L q, The deputias guarded the house, and the Marobal rang the bell and inquire! for Mr. Bmler. That gentleman Hppaarinsr. Mr. Millwanl arretted M- - . -- raot at the lepyaung the usual forrn- - iMa.' Mr. Biitler did not r"ust, and the deputies took him in charge. tlutler's effects were cam- med, but nothing of a suspicious nature found therein. Mr. Butler wh about being walked to a car- nage, when the lady of the house asked care- lessly; r. Butler, when will you return?" Mr. Butler said, in replv, nonchalantly: ' W heu the war is over. He was then conveyed down Walnut street to the wharf, where he iojk the New York boat, en loute tor Fort Hamilton, New Yoik, where he will be cod lined until orders are received for his release-- Mr. Uutler left for Charleston at the time of the fall of Fort Sumptor, and returned about two weeks sgo. He is said to have been imp icated in shipping ar.ns to the PkUadtlphia Press, 207. T!ie ecboaner Mary Alice, we have before plated, was captured by the privateer Dixie, while on a voyaa from Porto Kico to this city flbe vessel and cargo being owned by Messrs. Muris & Co. of this city), being sulnrrmntly recaptured by tbe U. S. war ateamer Waoh, a miv crew being placed on board, and the vessel ent to this city. On investigation, the Prize Commissioners con- clude tlut the vew3el cannot be held as a prize, inasmuch a tbe vessel and the cargo are the Toperty loyal citizens, but that the captors are entitled to salvage. Judge Betta ha entered an order directing the reloase uf the Mary Alice, on tbe payment into curt of the amuuut of silvage found to be due. I he amount of salvage has bee a tixed as a Ut- ile iiver $ - II'', and the Meara. Siurgii have paid tuit into court, and bv a subsquent 'rder this amount will be divided according to Uw among tbe otlisera and crew of the Wabash. .V. Y. Tribune, 11). A. Xetcs from Port Pickens. There has been very HLtie change in the cuiiuition of airairs at rort IMckons, or among the rebels over tbe water, as late as the HI at ult. Another regiment from Mississippi bad struck tenta aod started fur Ii'ch-inon- d. Wilson a Zouaves were becoming impa- tient at their inaction, and were expected to in- sist upon a tight or removal from Sauta Uopa Island. Considerable jealousy existed between 'hem and the regulars in the fort, who are to regard the operations of the rebels with more )uanitnity than the Zouaves. In conse- quence of tbu reeling, and tearful that it might lead to an un'.imely collision wi'h the enemy, t.'ol. lirown, the commandant at Pickens, had an imperative iirder thai no hostile move- ment whatsover sbould be made by the national 'roopa, unlets m rep'v lo an attack lrom lb te re- - fiie bloi.kade h cOkieut in that icinitv. L)?uTt of L'v''rik-ti- tinitds. Two wagOT-- I juds of drugs and other contraband goods were "e"r, ad on l iiday by the pickets of Captain a conipanv, rirst Penns'lvania Kegi-nieu- t. at Phtlps's Cross Koads, en route for Pone 'e Creek, whence they were to be Uksn into Vir- ginia. A detachment fiom the tro pj stationed at Annapolis Junctit-- were sent out io command t.f Capt. JUrton. and arrested Mr. Hrummell, of UItim:-re- , whn had the goods in charge, together with a negro driver. All were tnken to the .'unction. The trrtU are contained in hfteen or twenty boxes. Mr. llrummell has confessed that they were '.ought by paring in Baltimore for persons in Hichmund, and that a Richmond draft for nearly $0,000 was sent over to cover the The good." ind prisoners were detained. Xaliwiul InhUUjcnctr, I'Jtk. A proce6 has b?eu invented for an improve-i- n nt in vhe manutactura of iron and steel during the operation of puddling. A small quantity of gold is introduced, which, by diffusion through- out the mabs, is said to confer extraordinary ad- vantages. The process is to be applied to the manufacture of artillery, ships' plates, anchor b and all those portions of railway plant in which tenacity is most essential. 1 .Ve new branch of trade has iust developed iilf at Wilmington, Del , the results of which will, no doubt, tell upon the prosperity of tiut city, ihe lumber mills have been for a time paf-t- . and are now, encaged in sawing lumlwfor the Lngli.h The ma- terial worked is prir.upa'.lv of the cheicest oaks. Appointment. Wm. U. Wallace, of Wash- - il0" l)-iy- has Governor rf tsat lerrtt-ir- Leand-- r J. S. Jurnev, of lilin a. lo be Jfitre- - iary or v asnmgtfn Iprntorv. A. S. Paddock, of Nebraska 1 erritury, to b Secretary thereof. ISetween two and three hundrtd Chinese guns cnplured during the late Chinese war, have M Won! with. Some of them are over U.vcn tect lorg, with a clibro of eight inches i he Jarr'est aro cf bronze, and the. bmaller of ' b Q'i iron. CITY DIRECTORY, Arrengod Alphabetically in Bopard to BUSINESS NAMES. Anrrlonerre. Kihn, T. A rv. nh eH MUn, tv 4th anfl IkS. Ana.-reo- Tbo tie.. 4S" Mam ftree . Hnrv, Bamnel O. A Co.. Main ot . hj. 8d anrt 4tb. flpeocer, O. C Maiu et. bet. 3d aud 4tb. irrlcuhtiral Implements nod mn6m. Miipo 4 Co.. coiner of (irn bih. FttVtn. WUrd, O., M'n ft. i:a.iter A Wuchanan, &4 Maiu 6t. IrwerrcoiTPe iinllrTle, J f!. F'rM'p fformrrty PuTlB'i) 0Hery Mam, be- tween Fourth and riftb ("tf. Webster & Bro., Main rt.y between Fourth and Fifth. rtoAkivellrrm Hioilonem, A- - Perlodlml Peeler. Redfonl. A. U , 223 Third ftrt. pavideon. A., Met., bet. ,IntTerion Bid Vrk Madden, F., Sd et.t bet. Jefferson and Market, Bang Inn and Rope. Hnnt, Tboa. II. A Co., Main st., beL M and XL Ra niters Carttt Warren, 471 Main it. Bonnet Bleacher. Osborne. Mn. Wei., Jefferson it., bet. 3d and 4th. I'lothlng and fJenllemim Farnlehlnx dodii. Mandeville. ,T. C, A Co., MMn. bet. Second and Third. Anuptronf?, J. M., corner 4th and Main pt. SjtouI A Manderille. corner 4th and Msin rt. Clothe and fientlprocn's Fnrnthtnn (food. J. Von Borrief A Co.,4t?6 Main tt., bet. Dalltft and 6th. ('nrpfts, OH Clothe, nnd Cnrinln Ooode. Rite A Small, Main ft., bet. 3d and 4th. Martth&U & DkkineoQ, 4th, boL Market and Main. I'loHks, Illanttllaa. end Vnrltloe Merrlman, C. T., 4th et., near Main. Cla-ara- . Pi.jTiado, Kd., Main rt., bet. 6th and Tth. China and G)aimivfirr CppM7 A Ropkinp, 534 Main tt. Cnitchfr A McCready, 412 Main st. Jaoger, A. A Co., 4th et, bet. Market aod Jer7eron. Coal Dealer. Crittenden A Gantt, 3d ft., bt. Main and MirXet. Kellogg, J. N., ad et., bet. Jefferson and Merket. Chemists and Apotheoartoe. Dawei, S. F., oomer 4th and Jeffonon fU. Cement. McHarry, F., Mam et., bet. 7th and th ati. Carrlne DlRnufaotorere. atone, I. F. A Co., M(.in st., bet. lit and Brook. llrna, Uyeetnffs, Oils, Paint, Acw. Morrlt, J. 8. A Bonn. 4ol Main ft. koblmon, R. A. A Co., Ma.in nt., bet. 6tb anfl fth. WilPiin, Petrr, A Co., 43 Main it. Wilder, E.,44 Main ft. Dry Goods, Clothe, Ams Berry, J. Taylor, .TefTt'r?on , Mfiefnic Tfrople. Duvall, C. A O., Main street, hotweeu 2d and 3d. Mirk A Downs, Main ftrt, between 4th and fith. Martin A Crumbauph, 4th, bptwn Market A Jeffenon. iahb, U. B., corner 4tb and Market. Pure and Fur Good. Cralf, A., Main street, between 6th and 7th. Fancy Good, Embroderlea, andTrlmmincik Baochfuw, Charles F., 4th street, bet. Market and Jeft Ftahln Tackle, Ciiinp, and Pistols. Dlckoon A Gilmore, 3d street, bet. Main and Market. Griffith, Joseph, 5th street, bet. Main and Market. Fire. Irlnrlne, and Ufe Inaurnnoo tio. and A if en la. American Ins. Co., H. Dnt, Sc, Msln, N't. Sd and 4th JrfTiTon Ins. Co., Wra. Muir, 3ec, Main, bt. 3d and Sd Louisville Ins. Co., Robt. Atwood, Sc, Main, bet. 3d and 4th. Muir, John, Main ft., bet. 3d and 3d. Ross, Wm Main st., bit. 2d and ;M. Washington Ins. Co., Wm. Kop 8ec., Main ft., be, M od bd. Grntlmcn' FnrnUhlna: oodn. AruiBtronc, .F. M., rr. 4th and Mtn ft. Blanrbard, Geo. A Sou, cor. 3d aod Main Cios Fitters, Pliimbfrx, 4ce. Don ally A 8treder, 3d st., bet. Market and JorWioe. ;rcrrle, IJqiiors, and TohAff. Btewart A Barter, 645 Main street. Liquors, Wlne and Alcohol. FTart A Clark, 3d Pt , hPf Main and Marknt. MMikn, SHti Main street. Hfhroeder A Son, Wll st., bet Mum and Watr. Zanone, A. & Son, 6th st., bet. Main aud Water, I .umber, 8nb, Doors, . Alexander, F.I Ms, A ecr. Preston, A Walnot A Main between 1st and 3d. Bred-- n, J. N., cor. Main A Wen r pi and Walnut, between Charlf, Stephen, Main, between Canirbel! A Wen tell IM11I Fnrnlhlr. Herbert A Wripht 16 3d street. Printing Paper ninnnfnctvverm. Dnpcnt A Co., Main street, betwx;n 4th and 6th. Povder. Dnpont f. ,Mt1n Kttpet bftwefm h and Hh. uav:i a tfoeea, mp.id eiroct. Patent Medicines and Perfumes. A Tyler, 4th street, between Main A Market. Rpstnnrnnfs, "iwln, ,?. A Co (Walker'e,3d,bntwe'nMafketM,n RnetTer, C. C. (8t. Charlof 5th, bet. Market and Main, Store Founder. Wallace, Llthgow, A Co., corner 3d and Main itreete, lrvln MnrMnr-s- . Barl""-- , 4J. T., Aeent tor G rover A bakers 3ewiQg Ma rhinp, a 2 Fourth st. Sumner A Co., JenVrevn street, bt. 4th and &th. Hteamboat Arnrs and ( 'oiiiinth1no and For- - wardlnff iIerrhanttt. Pnedirt, D. P. Son, Main, bot 3d and 4tb. Erwln A Co., Wa'l street. Moorhead A Co., Wail street, bet. Main and Wato. Teas and Fancy Groceries. Lanbam A Co., d street, bet. Market and Jefferson. Tobacco I'omintmtoa. Nock, Wlckt, A Co., 513 Main street. rndertaker W Wyatt, c?r. 7th s.nd Jeerson street. Woodon aud WltlovWare Broomp, Cordn.gr, RAWSON, ORK1N, 538 Main ttiett. While IiCnd and l.lnnoed OtL WlUon, Peter, A Co., 4a Main street. Hardware and Cutlery Ormiby, Collie, 606 Main street flat and t'nr Itlnnfifnctnrer, Craig, A., cor. 4th and Main, and Main bet. Btb aud 7th. Iron, JSteel, Nails, cVe. Belknap, W B Co., corner Third aud Main, Jewelry, Watrhee, and Plate Fltrh-- r A Bmnf tt, Main bV, i V Wi "' ud Main, y , V.., Main st., below 4t h. Voght d Kliuk, 3d 8t., bet. Main and Market. Iron itlnnties. Fancy CaNtlns, Vn Wallace, Litbgow, A Co., comer 3d and Main st. Lamp, Burning Fluid, Coal Oils, Ac Dardy A Boatty, 4th street, between Main and Market 4eneral Produce and Provision Broker. Allen, Moore, A Bayden, Main st, bft. 3d and Sd B'jchanun A Jo 2d, Wt. Main and river. B.irkhardt, W. A H., Market. bt. 4th aud tb llihljitt A boa. Market, . d and 3d. Cood A Moody, Wall at., tvt Mniu and the river Castleman A Torbitt, Maiu at. Gar.lDi'r A Co., 41H Maiu street. Gay, Win., 5t0 Main Halbeit. M. 4 Co.. V Main street. Jack A Brotli4-r- , ol Maiu treft. Mnrrls, Geo. W., Third street. bt. Main and Water.) Npwconib. H. D. A Co.. Wall street Otter A Ailn, Sixth -- tree, bnt. Market and Main. Kawson, Todd, A Co.. 514 Main street. Snyder, John, Market street, hot. First and Brook A CURE F0S CONSUMPTION. COMPOUND SIEl'P uf SPIKENARD ad TAB. HPHtS SIRI P WILL CURK CONSUMPTION AND J. all kind' of Concha and Cldj, Uroncnitis Uyfii'jia. It aci vytn the liver and punhKs the inijiroTpp the 'pire and the coinplcxiou. Thid mfdiciue i made of bprh-- ' ml an inepaiatiuj. I a'"o inakfl a Mrdicine for tcrciiila- len a Meeiriuc for Wonn and lor Flon bofore tht;y art; op"n- alo a Fiop-r- a ion lor ttie Sore Kye. 8uniim.r Complaint, ai.d Hit- Yelirw Ttirrli. TheiR Mfdtrina fi at) niac ot 1l rb;, id arp for siile in tlm ioll .w in Drug Stove-- ; J. fiottaehalk Jj Co., ou corutr ol tireen aud Eleventh stteti. .K.ha Colgaa A Co., ou corner of Tenth aod Walnut etrpfct. K. C Went, on Market above Preston. Schtnitl & bultoo, ou comer of Kifbth and JtfftTsoa tretti;. I ran reef niniend Mrs. Liniehtiuirh'p Comprund Sinip ol tfpikfiiard ml i"r. I have been eirk tor a Iniu; time, have had overal doctor, and tit. y failed iu my case. 1 wa very uudi swolh u and had a cevt-r- coiifch. Alter j our medicimj awhile Iwastured ol u.y ciu-- aud rlievtd ol my elliuj;. Myc-ji- pip.on coed, atidno'v I am dlllK niv own wovk. My yoniiKfttft tbild ba1 a bud cough lor a lou time, eo upvere that ter breastbone (prun trom wveie conhiUK in the el ape t a chicken lvne, che ie uow well and lo iks well. She had been bv tbe doc- tors tor a long time but they all tailed to cure ber co ih. Now the ifi wei'l. 1 will ever remaiu your friend, Mre. JULIA WILLS. Ll) BVII;I,V, 6, 11. Mm. L. LiMFmnrw -- Mdame: have used ynur d S:rup iu my owu race ( f deep aeatv brouchiHl hoarieu na, with which I hive Ihjpu ftillirted for up yavd ol tweuty yen re, and sin attt-- hai iuir taken three bottle, that it ie nu admuablt tnnipt.uud tor the relief of aud dirtiniitieri, or the itnce bottlr I have u..pd h ive relifvi'ii me mrtre thfi a ivthinc I have t'ik. u, and I Hi nk it w ill cure me i y if I routmue to it. It m- iiiui'ion a - to i li nactcr can be of anv '3ivilo iou am at lib- erty to use it ad you lliiuk pmppr. v. ELIJAH SLTTON. AnypeiPODo suffjring mih any rl' the dippajes above cau be a : mmndated niti aud attcutii'it. I have loom tor faniiitee or ?ia-gi- gentk-me- diinug private bMnlin. iMrtk 1,1 Wl lAl ;il. a' d'ni .W"iw ii. I.t. ii - 'l Sfon,l t. Wanted, 4 'ITY BONDS AND CITY SCRII j art QITRLKY, LYONS, A CO. WU'.AK 41 bbla LovfriDg'd CriMhed, tiraoulnted, O aui Towdbred Suar just received and tor eale by a'" (ARDNfK & CO. W U ' I" LU Khi- -1 o,0i ixjiuuii rupMiijr shoulder a Juist received and for eale hy OAKDNKR CO IO 5" hhds prime N. O. 9;i(;ir: 7fi bhlp Powdered and Crusted Buar; 2fi bble Loaf Sncar; In itore and for eaw by ' MAK3TTALL HAI.BFRT h (If) 1131! -- A large assort ueut of Mackerel io atom ard eale by a ALLKN. MfORR. A UADKN TVKW PoINTd 2u cawf bert new etvif a Prints icr 11 tail tralu iit received an i for al rhoin fr nvh bv 11 7 T. A R. KLKV1N A ( AIN. 1LAlDri 5 caies Ii avy Plaids for servajta w ear and lor saia ctit ap lor t a'T T. A R SLKVJJ ft C41N. FLANNKLs iu caeej Caurou FlanoeU s just received and for rfale cheap for ca?h by T. & R. BLLV1N a iAIV. DHY GOODS caa-i- fnucy Print: 8 do bleached Cotton: do Caiulet Jeirif; 1 cse ChdiubiMy (iinrhani; ReceivtNj aud ter sale cheap bv IvlS r h RI.FViv A WT. JAMKS SCOAR-HOl'S- MoiASSKS 75 bbls J St .iHiuesBiigar-tloiw- " ,M"laew- - in etnre and farp&le by laiai ANIVW BUCHANAN A CO AKPET CHAIN 66 bags Carpet Chain, aborted rolora, for eale by b 2't VKLI UW sl'iiAK-- M hb!f New Vcta Yellow dufcai a lurt received aud or eale by FT TC fOin. 1ACON lbs clear Sid-- a.d'IU lbs Shoulders; '.I ooi) m sugar-cure- d riami; for pale hy 5t'-S- GARDNER A ('O. lOPK-- llputp. .hit and Cotton Rope fora!e I hv W UiAHi bblo ' u,r iu- ived aad for eale b Ljf"'J A CO. Know Thyself. Mn'ArJN !p (ru'"rtv ednrat PhwlcWn and Dr the trne cditien anl Hpap bvthepulw peuHritiM without aikin the patient any qnettin"- - hon profe to d thia, yet are enrnfnitfl iruB luaflinn qnoittons in order to obtain a etue Vi the rtia". We do noMDf f thtit knd, and have fnrf'HAblj' ffivon aattafaetlon. Comultationi and ezamttuttioDi S'Xmi OJFT OHAROH. mBPABFS OF TfT? TTTHOAT AND LUNGS fcreat-- Wi f ww method nf Medicated Inhalntion and treatment. We otTwr you new mme-diee- entirely rvti'le, which have proved s pievJy aod TorhiiU cure ui rn ojift."0(, vi: i5rononiT.(", a'l LMfeMW oi the Throat and 'TjfiutfB, Dtpeaaer of the Heart, Stomach, hivoKs end Kidn-e- , rropv, Btnt Vitnu's Uanr, 0n wre, Sirofnla, Chronic LHcerr, Kheomattflm, Neuraljruu FiiniiyVs, Unto In, Rranin. Fita, HweawtB of the Bye aim Kar, Bfm'nsl WeMirrena, 8km Dipeaeef, BupMre, Diar-rhfi- ami, tn fhort, a'l cobble dipparee. We are vot a "mm &Jln doctor, and will uadertaXe no eaae witb-o- e frir proepuct of recovery. Frolpf trnhiM wi'h Snriwertdon. Trregnlartrlep, Lnrorrha r White, Falling at the Vfomb, Flyro" o( khe Utornp.Tnmom tf any kind, Barrennoea, J1 UnnniT Pt"A?en, Painfull or litnoilt Menetrnauon, Nervonj ue bliity, c, he ppppmly cfiren wirhf nt th nue ol drnor iuinrioni or nnpatatable medirinee of any kind. IUvo no dodcacy in calling do ainerenee what ronr trfinblos mav h. 1 do not ez pet yoo to place yoar- - telf ander my treatment anles yon prrfer It. All commnnlrAtiane strictly contiaentuL The afflict ed are cordially mvitpd to call and etify thmpelve. O'T"" First et., Market d1 jerJprpon st., Iywjtvitle, Ky. All letters addreeeed to onr care, a tacio, piTiog prmrtoms and natnre of dueae, vill rwive prompt artntion Mdirinef sent to all pitrt" of th United 8tat. Omce boars from b A. Id. to J n. jrieCAWN. ot. p., nTO dtbr-wTwt- Louisville, Ky. SPRING MILLINERY, MRS. M. I. WEAVER No. 4l;Uelteron eootfa side, below Fourth, to the ladies a fine and carefully aelected Offers of pprinit millinery, viz: Straw Bonnets, Kmy do., Miff"' Ilata, Children' do., Kihbono, Flower, Ac; A1o, Patterns of the latest style, nst received, or cut to roratire. nrvery attention lvnn to dresi making. marB Who arn taking tip Carpets fhutd nt put th"tn down aain without the PATKNT t AHrKT LINING, procurv ble onlyat WILKIN3', weM side between Main and Market Jit recti. 13E1 MILLINERY HOODS. II BONNTT3, FLOWCPR. 9 X CH)MKF,N-- FlATS tlaUn't ?tvio, BONNKT WUtra. and WHALKRONIi. A oo1 asfrtnnt of LACK, UALK LACK, and pt M :ft. K AM L'RAMUS alway on hand at the lowest r"h pi u . AND PKP3SING at Mm. WM. OSBORNE'S, O 3l JeflVrpon st. Vr P' ro nrtw receiving a aonj utock of :th, uihh's. i:iml- - DlU'VS aud MISSUS' HAT3. MILUI-NUK- Gir)ti, LACKS, VKl 8, FANCY GHD, and PMAKKR GO0D8, to which we the attention ot Milliners and Mer- chants. CANNON A RYKRS. N. MS Itlnln utrsi, opposite LousvtUe Htl. 3D Ty.T OVAL MAMMOTH Fnr.MTURE DEFOT Oa been r""nv:! ti noith sd of Market street, brtivtn Third and Fourth. CHAIRS, FXATTR3SSS3, &c, tcM WIIOLKSALE AND RETAIL. an31 1v roti ivvrv3m HOT OrZF5.IIOS HOT SPRING COUNTY, ARKANSAS. ryiH1? Rr"s at HotSnrinr- - (Hale and Proctor House A bave ljn tilcnd: aud impryvcmeiJts made to accommodate eiout iiundkeu iith8 at any time throuviut i r.! These wo"dPrtul Springe positive lr eti! 9 rthfiimati.'m, Contitu ,loluts. Neuralgia, Ij'jpibago, Paralyse, (.Jsut, L;t YituuV Dance, Hysteria. Perility, lnH:ottluvy from dite?e, difeaes Murcnreal diefiie, Bciotula and Glandular diseases, and all forms ot yarn dunapes. H. 8- - CLAYTON, Proprietor, Dr. fl. W. T.ftwrenee, the Medical eTaroiner of Hot Sprtnits, will supply circulars to applicants. N B Mprcurial, IMine, Sulphur, aud other medi cated vporo turnthd when required Jan-J-- dly 3randies & Crawford DEALERS, ITAvP removed to the nw Warehouse on tbe sontb- - 1A west corner of Mam and First streeta. We wtll pap th blghe?t market ptiee fr all klods of umui, ufiiv'TiKj at our store or at any goon snipping point on toe u o river, df dlf RRANTVFiTS A CRAWFORn POAVDEK O r A LT qual'tif constantly on hand and tm sale oy DAV',3 & SPKKD, Ageutefor the Manufacturer. Ixinavrt.t.r, Sept. S, 15f MM. Davis A 8feed, Agents of Oriental Powder Co.. Louisville: Qtrtiayft! bart iiMnir yonr Blasting Powder and we ta!te pleasure In stating that we hnd it equal If not superior to any Powder that w have ever ued. ARTHUR CAMPLFLL, Suirinteudent for Smith A Sniyter. T eorrttallv conrttr in the above aud cheerfully recom mend it to the public. J. D. SMITH. I consider the above Powder superior to any we bave ever buen ame to ohtain. H. k OSK1T. We take pleasure in recorumeudlng your Indian Orien- tal Rifle Powder as equal If not superior to any we have ever uded, it being vory cleanly aud strong. This assert alter a thorough trial. Kespectiulty yours, GKOR'JE W. WOMACK, J. FRY LAWRKNCB, S. P. PKOWDKK, U A. KNEASTKR, Z.ACHARY L. TAYLOR. peTrtt A New Importations. CRTTTCHim & ZVIcCnZIAST, At No. 177 Main street, three doors below the Louisville Hotel, ARK now rerelvin tarpe additions to their stock of and Queneware. On hand and arriving lartre and handome aecortuient of Gi aw ware, Brit, and Plated Cantors, Iookiit?-;iaae- Lanterns, Water-Cooler- Toilet Sets, aud t'niit Oars, all of which will be oflr-re- at as low hgnres as can be found in the market. 7 The amplest. , aud mo?t intpreetinc i'lu?tra-tiou- of the lower creation that have ever reached " Fr jmhsuk ow en (before the ltoyal Geographi- cal Society. l miJJ! KOCATOHIal, AFItlt'A. irxploratiuii' alii in ftiutoria) AfMc; with Atcouiil-- ot the Manners and Customs of the People, aud of the Chaee of the Gorilla, the Croco- dile, Leopard, Kh'i'hant. Mipiopotamn, aud other Auinnl?. By Paul B. du Cliaillu. With jmnierous illuritrationn. vo. MiifliL luuiform with Liviag-stoue- , Barth, and Burton) 3. A DAVN IMIiF. I ife'M ItoMiniire. Ry 'hn. Iver, author of Hie ff Them," "Harry Loire-iju"i- Ar. ftvo. Pper 6u ct. VlIJ.SON HKADKIH. A Merle of So It ml and Family KeaJetr: I signed to teach Mm Art of KeadiuR hi the tuoa' Simple. Natural, aud Practical Wm: einbrarinp in thfir Plan the whole rane of Natural lllntorv and the Physical Sciences; ain lng at Me hit;lmet demee of ureliitue-s- . aud fpleudidly illustrated. Consisting of a Piitier aud Stveu Kea-iei- Hv Mttiu WiM-o- The Primer, and KiM, 8ecoud. Third, Y oui'th, and fifth (teadui ik:w ready. Trices IS 6 i, 6c, and th cents, aud 1. HS L. A. C1VTLL, 4ol Main et. r MTT"N BATTIN'i -- L bales Pittiu:; ft" do Twiiit: llo dn candieWhk: for pale hp ivMI GAKnNPlR. CO. FKKSII TKAS- - 3 4 halt cheats ch'cf Green Teas; K T a chb lt taddle?; -- 4.Freeh,aud nue; mat received and fir pale by HIMHITT HON WOA- P- O l o boes Herman Soap; Palm Faucy for sale by OAKONPR CO. O 6i) bcstJB (ieimau iiM Roelu Soaps; ill do Fancy Toilet dc, h d old Ctiftile do. In store and for sale by iv2H HTRTUTT A HON. rEACH BA8KKTS 5u dozen Peach Basket lust and for a ale by ORT.iy RAWSON, between Third and fcourth. irisu- - l- i'j kit Pntimac Shad; i kite Family Koe HerHiig; b Vjbbli do do do: Juet received aod for sale by GARDNPR A CO" WHISKY-S- U bbls superior 3 and h year old Bourbon on ccnrtniiment and f?r sale by an W. ft H. BL KKHABDT, 417 Market st of virions kiude just lJ received aud tor eale bv ORRIN RAWSON, between Third and Fourth. Kl cnFF.K-- 6i' htm y.io i pectetf .Jai a d": In store and for eale by a- W. A H. mTRKBABT. 4!T Market it. PLANTIy MOLAS3K5-f'.- n) bbla store and M TPN. Mt'P.E. tf.Api'N (ANHCK8 boeo mar and Mid Candles lu "to sale by 17 M ARfln A 1,1, FULRf RT .t CO. KttKlNKD BHOAK UK) bhls Baltimore B Soft received and for aa!e by a!3 TfT0 A CO. KIO bag pi :aie Kio Cotlee Ui aud toi bv AMJ'W BL'CriVUS A CO., Corner Second and Yrftshiujjtcn iL, BUSINESS CARDS. WATT 8, GIVEN. 4 CO., CKANE A FROWN, Paducfth. Ky. EvaneviUe, Iud. WATTS, CRANE, & CO., Commission Merchants, 45 BROAD ST., WBW iubs kjil x. have opened a House in mr v,ny or new voi n WE for the pale of Tnbacto and Weftcrn Produre, and repetf(illy aolltt a chare of Western patronage, pro to - tug our beet tnoin lor iue luwjiteio ji wn wiifapoua- - ents. , . m , We have every continence m i "oarro neintiK readily tfull ptlc", in round lots, fiereiore anvie enipmcuU to the New Yi k market Mr Davui WaTrf, of Watt", Given, & Co , Padurgh, and Given. Watte, (Jo., New Orh an", tor many yearn ami liar with tbe Tobcco trade, win give bin l attuntiin to that departraeni. wr. i. a. iunk, ol raoe & Hrown, Eanville, will atteud directly to the Western Produce dipartnj-ut- . Nrw York, .Tnne 1. 1HI n Mm Q0BO. CATIIRALL, Manufacturer and Dealer in Tobacco and Cigars, Southeaat corner of Second ana t;anowhHl sts., PHILADELPHIA, PA. N. B. An assortment of one million Domestic Ctjrirs Itepf (vinatantlv n hnd aim 'Iv MILITARY GOODS At C. ,T. RAIBLE'S. 332 J efforsoii street. JUST RECEIVRD PKR EXPRESS: Gold and Silver Brads, StftTo, and Cords (all widths snd i"aliti(); Silk aud Worsted Crlnwon Sastt, II. g. and Kr. State Butt n. Gold and Silver i iiion, TaiwU aud Fringe; Woited C'ordtt, Braids, (nd Lace-"- , all Colo"-"- : Sword Knotc, FIh Tass U, Boullin Should-- Stiapd and Ornament on hand aod made to order t short notice. Krinftep, Hntlon-- , Tasfelf, Cordp, Ac, Hi made tt terms. order at ehoit notice aud on Country Merchants supplied at aliheral discount. aplO dly JITI. DORN. UUUUIP. DOI1N & IITTGIIES, Commission Merchants AND WMOI.FHALF. DNALFR9 IN Raw Uhbky, Flour, Bacon, Suar, Grain, Tobacco, and Produce, AOF.NTB FOR ern. T. A .1. W. GatTs Distilleries, Aurora and - Ind. .... Mew. 6. 3. More ft Co., Distillerc, rtriOT, ina. Barcrass Flour MiU, I.oui?ville, Ky. Hoi"ier ' Patriot. Ind. GatT " Aurora and Lawrencehurg, Ind., No. 616 north side Market street, between bixtn'and Seventn street,-'?- , d:im LOCISVII.T.K. KY W. WTATT. UNDBHTAKBH. Improved Metal Burial Cases Combining Beanty, Durability, and Lightness. tWOfnce corner Seventh and Jefferson, Louisville. above Casketa are made of Orrnirated 8heet. TnK and lined with Gutt Percha or Jndta Rubber o an to be Air and Water Tiftht. All orders promptly attended to dia dtf LACE CU11TAINS!! LACE CURTAINS!! and bleached before eiuh'oidered Large and Splendid Assortment of (liokc Patterns, OF OUR OWN LATE IMPORTATIONS, At Importers' Prices for Cash HI'TE A SMALL, a!4 Main street, betweeu Third and Fourth. SUGAR Baltimore Extra C Sutar: 20 d- dt do A Crualied Sugar; Just received and for sale by Rl GARONK.R A (X. TARCH Imi bf'es Julius ,). Wod'a Coluoil us Tearl Starch just received aud for pale hv al: (i A Ivl JIN (iK XI KW ORLEANS MOLA8SK- 8- 2(M bbls prime Plan-- i latlon fttoiaeses in store and for ?ale bp ANIVW BUCHANAN A CO. 'USE MOLASSKS-.- bbls 9. .lamps 8u SUGAR-I- Molaa-e- in store aud for sale by -- If, N1'W Ml !H A N A N On. GOODS. TKKM8 VOR M)IS IN HTIKI. WILL OUR C A Hi nu delivery, aud it will be up It ?j making ai'r'icivtioiitf lor cred t. a.4 JAME8 LOW 4 CO. VINK- S- rasei- Claret Wine; 2'J "a casks Mad-I- ra Wine; 6 S do Sherry do; 6 M do Malaga do; In store and tor Bab' by J. MONKS. U orth nide Min. bet. ?ovnth end Eighth ?t. WELL BUCKETS. dozen Oak Well Buck. OAK. kind, just received nnd for ?ale low by UttKIN RAWfluN, aS 1RR Mnin st.. between Third and Fourth AND M FA I Sll' VKS 6(1 do2"n cod niou and plated Wire Sieves just received and for pale by a2;1 3S Main st.. between Third nnd Fourth WU1AR. c O b hhdrt 9uar; 17j bhls Molndiwr: 4t whole aud bait bbla Golden Sirup; fnr sale hy jvsiO OAltUNKK n OTAUi H IU' half boxes Jul J. Wood's Columbus k5 Starch just received and for sale hv (lAKtlNFU A CO. HI RT FRONTS. o. H j drsen Shu t r routs; bill do Crochet Biid. assorted; SS do Liie Thread (iloves; fu pu-- Ut.il V"jI Buttoiif; pieces T il Silk; ih do Snk Haukkerrbief-- Received aud for sale tor cah bv JAMES LOW A CO., jH 9la mid 21t) we-- t tide Sixth rt. Hailroad Stock for Bale. X SHARKS Lexington and Franklort Rallroa Stock for sale. QLTOLEY, LYONS. & CO. m35 WUNDRIESV O l,uo bhls Flonn ii'O bbls Applet: 800 bhls Potatoes; 60 bbls Onions: 2uo bags Br.ckwheat Floor; In store aud for sate by ni JOTIN SNTfiFR CO. OLDEN SIRUP-6- 0 packages Baltimore extra Gol-- f den 6iiup in store and for sale hy m9o ANIVW RtJCHANAN A CO IV XT RA WHITE WHEAT FLOUR .0 bbls cele lli br;ated Family Flour rceivd and for pale by W A H. ni'RKHAKDT. 4H Marltet Wooden Ware, Brooms, Cordage, &c. A FULL assortment of Buckets, Tubs, Churns, cov- ered and Cedar Cans, Buttnr and Su?r Buckets, Wooden Bowls nnd Trays, Clothes' Pins fall kinds), Rollins Pins. Potato Macher, Sieves Measures, Mops Demijohns, Harvest Kegf. Well Burk eta, kinds). Barrel Covers, Wrapping Pa- per and Paper Bags, Children's Carrincee, Cedm Chests, Trot Liues and Stasine, Seine Twine and Firh Lioe: Flax, Hmp, and Cotton Twines: Mnilla, Hemp, and Cotton Rop-- ; Brooni, Wisiie and Hearth Brooms. Black-i'i- Scrub, and Duet inn Brushes; Faucets, Lemon S'iueez".re. Percussion Capa, Ac.; in store and for sale at low PE1CE8 by ORRIN RAWSON, i Main t.. b- - tweu T bird nd v o- rth. t BOTTOM BATTING 200 bales Pittsburg Battiug in ' store aod for sale by a 5 TVO. R TTOWARD H CO. fTMIB RKBKLLION RKCOR!. A Diary of Ameri-- can fciveDt). Thre nii'thtv rar's; e;i'hfut tiOLT'B ADDKKSS IN Lul ISVlLLli AND LLTTKR TO J. F. 3PEFD. 10 ct. EVFRKITS FOL'rtTH OF JULY OKATION IN NLW YOKK. 16 ct?. a I . A. CIVILL BRANDY Rochclte Brandy: 6K pipes Otard, Onnuy, A Co. Brandy; 10 do A. Seiguette do; So a do Cobiihc do; 25 bbls Nw York do; In store aud lor sale by alH MARSHALL HALHKRT CO. WUNDRIKS 3 wi bDls Sauterue Wine; "5 boea do do: fo do Brandy Cherries: t raerf Saidiuns, hoses; Vermouth, Ahsyuthe Mtraeehino, h i'sete Cordinl, aborted Cord ml-- . Olive nl, Mc&io ii, Lhampfiue, Ac. lu store and for eale hv ANTHONY ZANivNlS & S'N, a Filth ftreet. below . 9KAND1KS M) pkifi Pel'evosin Brandy: 3J do Beruai d A Co. do; IS d1) Plauat do, very fiae: In store and for sale by ANTHONY NONE SON. A Ftth ft., hlow Mn. M ''OFFKK aoi batis prime Rio received by Juo. tvajne and WpodJord aud for sale by If. W. COOD. SODA 76 caks Bicarb S:da ju t rertrived and tor la 01 GARDnKR t O. WISES- 350 casea Claret Wine, for family use; ou do do do, very nue; (tj caskj do do; lo ds do do, fine for table nse; lno cases White do, Uaut Sauteine; Hi bbls do do, do do; "if catfka Port do; 25 do Sherry an 1 Madeira Wiue; bores Muscat Wine; M do ;hamrafue, qts, pts, and pt; Id store and for aale bv ANTHONY Z ANONf! A SON, a23 Fifth street, below M ifn LA RET WINK j 4fH cae pood Claret Wine: caeks do do do; In store and for sate by ANTHONY 7ANONR & SON, a" Filth et.. below Main. BOXES PRIMP. W R. CHEK6E juet received " pjr mail boat and fr wnle by MARSHALL HALHKRT CO. REFINED BUUAKino bbla Covering's Crushed, aud Powdered just recti ved aud tor aale by ALLEN. MOORE, A IIADEN. OODEN WARE -- Buckets and Half Buckets Tubs, Koelers, Ch'irus, aud Buckeye and Poplar Bowls fivin) d 4 KHMER C IVJ O BL'iiAK-3-- iO bbde Iroui fan to choice in store 1 1 . and tor sale by 111 ALLEN, MOORE. A HADEN. C COFFEE 30 pockets Java Coffee just received and for a)e hv livi-- l GARDNER A CO I WELL FLULK- - 60 bbl rtcvived this day and tor eale by ty BITKKH A RDT. 417 Marfeet lLOLR m fu boxes Lowell Exra Family Flfuv; Mi tf euow-- r Hke U?uhe Lxti i'amily Flour; 1 "t'ie sud m flp.'e bv H w M in Wv ! JAVA COr FEE. lu pock-l- e, ifevd thi dav end tor by W. A IL Bl'KKUAROT, 417 M u het street. TVKff FLOUR A choice article, in bhls and sncke, Jl lorsaleby fij-i- HSBH1TT4 SON" WINKS AN I) SPIRITS -- A rply ou hnud of pure old V? lueJ aud DiXiU rcr tj! cl;t-u- i.r ta--- by J. T. LANUAM t CO., ml? Importer 01 Xua, tf Tbiid it. LiUSIISESS CARDS NOCK, WICKS, & CO., WboleMMle Orooersi asm OOMIRISBIOMr mUBOHANTI, Agents for Tobcco, Xflqnors, and Ootton Ttru, Not. til and 317 Main st., bet. Third and Fourth, LOUISV1LLR. KY. mil J. E. MOORE, (BnonWWIOB TO WT. BIlfOHll). rorwardiDf & Qam mission ffKrchaat inn STEAMBOAT AG ENT, Freight Agmt for Penna. Cmtrn llmtroad. No. II FOUBTH (OB WALL) BTRBPT, wl dtf IxmlsvUle, Wy. B, W. PTTKIH. WV, L. P. PITKIN, WIARD.& CO,, tSnceeasTs to Pitkin Brothers), WHOLESALE DEALERS IN SEEDS, AGRICULTURAL HIFLEMEOTS, Machines, Trees. Plants, Hydranlic Cement, Lime. Piaster, &c. OIQ XUCaIxx street, er-- dtf i.oriwvrn.K. kt. rrxixi rURNISEINQ. rpBPNCH bi:krs All siks and kinds. V BOLTIN'i OTHS All numhere lest make. IMPROVED PORTABLE MILLS With solid French bohrr aud made on heat known plan. SMUT MACIUNES-Seve- raJ different ktnOj. Mill Irons, Screws, Screens, Belting, Piaster Paiia, and Mil I articles generally. We havo on baud a large stock of the above-name-d articles. For aale low and quality warranted. HERBERT A WRIGHT, aep87 dtf No. 18 Third st.. bet. Main and river. $ Drn& Prescription Store, MOZART HALL, Corner Fourth and Jefferson streets. WT prescript tone eareftilly and aooaratelr eoraponnded at alt hortrs day or night. roJl IIIBBITT fe SON, Whole?ale and Retail ohoceht, rLoun.& tea store, No. 4i9 Market sr., bet. Second and Third, HAVK IN STORE A FULL STOCK OP FINT? and solicit the patronage of tbe pnhlic. JOHN SNYDER & CO., Wholesale Grocer, Flour nd Goo mission merchants, tot Main street, between Third and Fourth, LOUISVILLE, KY. PARTICULAR ATTEV . GIVEN TOTHS SAL Produces i "ed to us. anal JT. E. OALSWSLii & CO. Ml Chestnut street, O)jpoeite Oirard House, PHILADELPHIA. niPOHTATION.-i-FLN- WAT11K Pntek, Phlllipe, A Co., Watrhe, In Geneva. Charles Frodfham's Ixrndoo new terli all sizes in Hunting Casus and Open Face. ff3ole Authorised Agents for above. POold and Silver, Enclish aud Swisa WATCUR?. Rich Jewelry, new designs. Oianion'ls, Pearls, and all the Fashionable styla. Silver Ware, unsun,aseed in style, quality, and flnlsL. fVStranitera viaiting Philadelphia are Invited lo amine their NEW MARBLE ESTABLISHMENT. A visit entail inn no obligation tn purchase. '.'Uniform Price, in plain figures, and no variation, illTVU dlVOt GUNPOWDER. DUPONT'S RIFLK AMI BLASTIX4 POM DEB, IN METiu f,0a Wtr-t;jr- tt and TT f roof. We have In luaca.'ne H supplr ot ",4ie above cele bvated of Towdr, put up in palimirmi an for tale at same price as wooden kes by A. V. PuPONT Ar. !0, I "ITN. B. For sale hv all the Louisville merrbunt?. (Jay's (IJiiiia Ihihiw, IN THE MASONIU TEMPLE, oosmrxi roiTRTS and onrjuw. I hare )nst now opened and ready for rale or bispee-tlo- n the largest and most elegant stock of China, Glass, and Queens-war- Ever offered In this or any other ottv in the North or South. I bave a!eo on band and intend always to have tbe ftoc f SILVER PLATEO WARP,. CUTLERY, BRITANNIA WARE, WOODEN AND W11LLOW WAKE, and GAS H JUL RES in the country, and which I will sell at prices to suit the times Persone haviii old Chandeliers. Liuiihp, Ac. can et tbru cb and and made Jock as well ad u;w at a veiy trifling eTpenpe. I am alfo prepared n-- GAB and pTEAM PIPB Into BuildiiiKB or Steamboate at the sbortect uot.ice. el? 20 PIPES SIONETTE BRAND V; lu1,, pipt-- i'linnr-Lii-- do: l.H ' do l'.ocheMa Jt rmvielt N. V. d'?; In store aud lor nwl" rv jrlft MARSHALL HALHKRT A t:0. BARRELS EXTRA RECTI 'I El Will SKY: do I), iiblo Kutra nVctititd Whidk.y; 50 do ('',ller-dl- iilcd V lii-- d ; 7i 1o l ui- - Od Pomboii Wbiriky; 'A do Hi e Whisky; In ptc re aud lor sal" hv yl MARSHALL HALMKRT Ci CIVILL! WAR! ! NEW LARr,E MM' OF TBE SEAT OF WAR lu-- t puhlisbed. ftia-i- Fiiuill ilace. made promi-uen- t jnft now, appear ou tij map. Trice plaiu. eeuts; coloivd. Tit cent'. Will be mailed on ncii't of price. jyl!) L A. CIVILL. HART k CLASS, IMTORTERS AND WHtlLE&ALK DEALFRS IN CIUAKS, and FANCY GRO- CERIES, No. t3 Ttiird street, have in store and fr sale Hi bhls superior Boarbon Whisky, yer Old; Mi) do do do do, 8 u lu s c&'ka Conao Brandies; 51U l, do do do; 10 ii do Ryicholle do; 8 do Port Wine: It M, do Madoirado; 1 H do Sherry do; 9 bhls old Pe;rh Brandy, pnrs; 11 hhls old Apple Braudy, puie; Chair pfrne t ines, various bmndrj N. Innworth t.'s and ,1. MrMilUn's Bnirlish and Scotch Pile Ales and Porter; Caret incases; Anisette; Abs utba; Maraschino: Cnracoa, Ac. Aleo a laree and d stock of Fresh Fruits, Pickles, and Hermetically Sealed Good of all derrip. tlAit at Inweat mnret prireii ml BLA' :K A.NDGKEKN TEAS A fine ment of sup rior Black aud Oreen Tea. ee- - J. T. LAMiAM A CO., lmpnrtTi of Tn--- . f. Third 't OFKEE, SCCAKS, c Superior and Rio s Coriee d. Powden !. G i anulat-d- . and prowu turars; Bronia, Cocoa, aud Cbo.olstes; l r cheap lor cch by J. T. LANHAM A CO., a!7 rf of Ten, A., Third st. W UNDRlKS-A.'srrt- Spi'", whnle and (tic'ind; W A mei ic.iu, E igli-h- . and F uch Mustard: rupertor assorted Picklcr: Tomttd, M Ih,xnjiu, and Wluiit Catchups; e.Jdoried l re((n Saucer wh"lr aud rouud Rice S.Ke, Tapioca, Farina, En iJil lit Pejd, Arrow- root. 'Jelitine, PrefCi-vi- and rre-- h Ffint' iu tirup; Salmon, Micker-jl- , aod Souuis, in kit; end kita. eljo au assnitniei-- of Fo ein and Dotueatic Wtute, and Spirit; f r fal cheap lot cash by J. T. LANHAM A CO., a 7 Importers of Tea, dir.. Third st. rfOFFEB 300 bags Rio CoftVe for ele h it JA HIM s Kl'P 'M bbls Stuai t 6 Sirup lor eale or C'tT i)M VKNt--li!i- l bags Pilthnn: Eatiln t;otrn lit received i"r at H vtiuc? aud for sale by J.NU. I'. IJi'WAnMJ ffl tJO.t Ar.ent fir M.niu ''ct uiii' s, tin. bet-- j fen Third and Fourth hi tOFKEE iMM bi?t good to prime bio iu store and b H. W. C(H)i). WHOt L"EK3 AND HAMS O l.i Sltouide; f di ch ty.tt Ham; In toie and It rale bv W A BI 1RKH A RT1T. 117 Mat ket at. I LACK W AD !Jl.ti H im'es m 'ore ami for rale by 9 aS .INO II (WARD A i O CHOICE rr( TIERCES for sale t c'e c bv 0J alii J. SMiftl SPEfeD, Mam st. WHISKY extra Recttffed Whisif: J5 bhl doable xra d; 7i bbls copper dietillefl do; fto hbl- - tine old Bcurbon d; 40 btils fine old Rye di; In 9tor8 and for sale by al MARSHALL HALPFRT CO. WINE- S' .(! s Madeira Wlr.e; in canks Poit do; lu cifks Mi :'. d, a& bbt- - Ma'aa i In st"re and for sale br alH MARSHALL HAI.PFET 4 CO ESA-JNABL- CLOTHING J. M. ARMSTRONG'S, On .llnfn, opposite the National Hotel. tUPER DRESS COATS, PAN l a, and VK Yi, po Suits; Ds A (at:a Coat ; Do Linvn ta-s- Io Liiuu Summer Ovr-Coat- ElHmit Si:k Ve-t- EleK'it Vests-- Li-l- Thread Shirts and Drawers; Gossamer Silk do do do; Cans Merino end CoMn l.'nder- - Sbli ts: eho'iluer suim S Also Hsit-ry- . Glow. C: a vats, dr trfs, Ti. rs, I tnbie'la-- , :; tf-vt- with n ejtra super stock of Hoy it aud cb'.Mreu'f CMhttjg, an ,11; All ol wblch ore nfterrd very loiv, exrlvlv ely lor I a!i, r.t .1. M. ARMSTRONG'S, Q l oinr-- r l onrth and Miin A VINES bhls Sauterne Wine, 'i "ace" d do. llO R.hl,o; fl . ' M d" Ci!Prjio-- 9" ck? M'dMa and 3htry Win"; ilO do Poit Wine for sale by ANTHONY ZANONR A SON. Fifth street, helow M'I'i, FF.E 3S0 bajrs prime Kio f V1f,-- for sale hv yl Al.d'i'J, MfioKK. A HA EN. SUOAR--4- 3 Uh'is viie N. O. biisar trow steinatr via L.Lil.-nli- e aaa ituiiroad and for sale by UK'J QAKPNUK at CO. RAILROADS LOUISVILLU, NJJW ALBANY, il OHIOAOO HAIL HO A P. FOR ST.LOIIS,! niCAGO, DETROIT 1031. Bninmor Anangomont, 1061. oN. aftr Mondav. 1 1. IRfil. PastenKer Trains ill leave New Albany as follows: olt) M. CHIOAOO KJtPRBRH ("ally excert Sun- day e), ccinni'ctiMg I r Tei re Haul and Indianapo-m- , and connecting cloiely at Lafayette forChicaao. fVThroub from New A l baby to Chicago in li hours. 7:46 P. M. ST LOUIS NTOHT KXPRKSS (Dully), r arhin? St. Louis at A. M and Cincinnati at 6 A. M. Thin Tram ru.is to Mil chell only. Retnrninp, ST. LOUIS EXPRESS anives at New Albanv a( 4: til A. M.. mxkiiut i' oe connect mn trrm St. and Cincinnati, reaching Louisville at 6:15 A. M. The CHICAGO MAIL arrives at 7:4 P. M., reaching Louisville at C:3o P. M. Onlv one Change uf Cnm to St. Louia, Cincinnati or Chieaoo. The through Train nukis good connrctlons North and South at Grn-a-tle- , Lafayett", LaCroiT, and Michigan City for all poiuti Ea t. West, aud Noith-- west. fyTralns are nm by Louisville time. rrFor TUROUOH TICKETS and farther infor- mation, at the OVNEKAL RAILROAD OF- FICE, jouthwedt corner of Third and Main streets, Louisville, Ky. R. B. BICKER, Pnp't. 8 8. PARKER. Agent. n12 dtf FASTEST LINE EAST! COMMENCING APRIL 14 1861. littls mu&m Columbus and Xenia ajin Cincinnati, Hamilton, & barton 1861 MyiS5a55gg3 1861 EAILEOADS. FROM CINCINNATI TO Boston lo !W hours. Nw York in SI hoara. PhiladelphhA in 37, . Baltimore In 39 boors. Saratoga Sprinea 'n ?4a'rs. Albany in hours. BnfTloin 1&1 hoors. Dunkirk in 14 noun, Cleveland in ''v hours. Pittsburr in hour. Wbofiing In 11 houra. tJteubenville in U honn. Crstline in 6 hure. Znepville in 7 honra. Baodnsky iu Hi bnra. Toledo io P? hour. Detroit la 131a boars. Throaffh Trnlnn save (iuclimntl n followi f:I5 A. M. EXPRESS From Cincinnati. Ham- ilton, A Dayton Depot, connects via Toledo, Detroit, and Cauada. 7:Ufl A. M. CINCINNATI EXPRESS-Fro- m Little Miami Depot, ronn"ct? via Colnmhus, Ileveland. Dnn-kir- aod Buffalo; via Oilnmbns, Crestline, and Pltts burg; via Columhns, Steuben ville, and Pittsburg; and via Columbus, Hellair, aud Beuwood. :35A. M. EXPRESS MAIL From Little Miami Depot, connects via Co) tun bus. Bellair, and Ptrtsburir; via Columbus, and Pittsburg; via Columbus, Cleveland, Dunkirk, aud Bo flak). P. M. FXPRK3S From Cincinnati. Hamilton, A Dayton Depot, connects via Toledo, Detroit, and Cana- da. 10 P. M. NIOMT F,XPRESS From Cincinnati, Ham- ilton, a Davtru Dopnt, connect via khunbns, and PHsbure; via Columbus, Cresthe, and Pitteburf: ia Columbus, Cleveland. Dunkirk, and Buf- falo: via Columbus, Bellair, and Benwood: aud via Co- - lotrtbua, Bellair, and Pittehnr. Modem SteeiHna Cart on thi$ Train. "Passengers for Lake will take tbe morn- ing Train. rThe 6:45 P. M. Fx pre , Saturdays, for Toledo only. The Ninht Frprest rvin Dfiity, Saturdtns excepted. All other Trams rvn Daily, Sunday excepted, kr rains rno hy ( Vlnmbns time, which Li 7 tnlnatea fsjtter than Cincinnati time. BaPPa? Checked through to all Eastern Cities. I f Pftpsenrrs should hear in mind that the - t,oe(i,D and FAVORITE KOUTP.. Con- nections are made promptly, the Road are thoroughly BALLASTED, and H modern iniprovernents adopted Insuring erfifrf, ooMfORT, and SAFETY. THROUGH TICK ET AreaoM all the PRINCIPAL RAILROAD TICKPT OFFICES in the v EOT and SOUTH. Ass for Tick-et- s via CINCINNATI. P. W. STR A DPR, General Ttckeut. Affeut, jef Cincinnati. LoalsriUc and Frankfort and Lex- ington and Frankfort ON AW A FT EH MONDAY. Apnl 23, 1SI, Trains will leave Lonisville daily (S'jjidaya excepted) as fol FTRtl TRAIN A. M, ttprnK at all statlona whenHaceed. etrept Fair Grounds, VUre ( ouive. Browna-bor- and Bellnview, ennnertin? at Eminence with stare for New Castle; at Frank tort for Lawreoceburg, Harrods-bur- and Danvillf; at Midway for Versailles; at Paynes' Station for Georpetovn: and at Lexington via railroad aud stace for Nichniasvill- -, I) ah villa, Lancaster. Jrab Orchard. Somoreet, Kichmoud, Mt. Sterling, and all io--t riiT towns. TRAIN . m P M., stopping a all stationa when tWzzed. CT'ert Fair Ground a, Point, Race Course, Ormaby's. and North Bnaouicoo-nctin- g bv stare at Emmc-ac- for New Castle; and at Fa'-p- " for G"oreetnwu THIRD TRAIN- - A' stM'l P. M . "tippine at all Hta'i-Mis- ; and reom'np. w ll lav LacranFO at .ii A M , ntpiing at all stations, and ar- rive at lonisville at A. M Trains an ive in Ijouirville v follows; First Train at 10:4" A. M.; second 'IVain at ti:W P. M.; Lagrange n at to A M. Freight i'minit leave Txinturlllpdally (Sundays pTcept-ed- ) at fr.'Mi A. AL arriving in I,exinptnu at 4:H'i P. M. Freislit in l'jived and discharged from 7:30 A. M. tfl fi P M Tickets for Danville, HrrodsbnTg, tVab Orciiard. VralMep, Georgctewu, and all can be had at the Depot in Louiavllle, ooruer ot Jafferaon an. I Brook streets. SAMUEL GILL, Superintendent, aS" dtf L. A F. and L. A F. R. B. ITEMOVAL. bar tak-- Ihe Uhice lonuerly occupied by J Ve r, A. D. Hunt & Co., and will c utinue tha GENERAL UANKING a d t.OCLECTING busiiipna. QFIGLEY. LYOVS. CO. CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES for sale at greatly i reductd price lo cloe tbe consignment by CKIUN KAWSON. between Third and Fourth. i'J BASS AND GRAIN SCYTHES 5u dnten Grain Sc thea. 100 Grna do: 16 Patent SDatbs; tor sale by C. ORMSBY. t Li 1 CUl- ha Java Off en; 2t baa? Laguarra Coffee: Jn?t received and ior sale by OABDVFH A CO Wheat Tans. A LARGE npply ot WEE AT FANS In store and for sale cheap ov HUGH BRENT A CO., j8 S'cond t., betwnn Man and River. HUGH BHENT A CO. iiave removed to west f de of atre' t. lwtwn.ni Mnin tnd the Rir-e- r ill C"A NVASED HAMS AD SlDK- S- on) S'act;, M:irklin, and Oregon Hams; 2,':(!iJ choice rmiijtry Slues; For aale for ch by HIBT?ITT A SON. THE Cm iiCH F IIKIT, bi D. P. Hen drion. nnd TlK MMKFP OF HOI Av D TIIKSPIKIT 4K AVa'l-CtUilS- toy p. S Fnll. TWO Discourses d'ieid at the opening cf the nw of Worship for the Firnt Chricti?n Churrh. Louisville. Ky., .March 17, ltl. 70 pape ovo. P' ice 4b rent?. y2 L. A. CIVILL. llio O Her; Java d; LaRuarra Coffee; for sele br (;ardner a co. lriaH- - whole end half bbl;" and kite Marker?!, . Slmou, Hen pig, oardiuea. lute rich, aud Trout tor sale hy ); H GARDNER A CO. IV AILS hht) aaorted ed. Fence do, Spikes, aud I Brads for aale hy GARDNER A CO. H'O whole, M, and V bojtett star Candler; 6u boxe rreedtd dj; do 1'arnltiue do for sale by jy30 GARDNER A CO. SUNDRIES Salt iKanawha and Mason City), Baps, injri. Wvapjiiiif; I'tiptr, Tea Paper. Urnoius ("oniinou to rinei, Sricee, auphor. Indigo, S 'rubbnii Bnie"ln h. a xbi V a ker. Butter Crackers nd Watr Crarkti, Ctn'olatf, ashing coJa, Blacking, and Matches tor eale by ii GARDNER CO. Chairs. LARGE assortment ot CHAIRS fn atore and for sale by HUGH BRENT A CO.. jri . Srond st. bween Main and RiT. Drmuotin all si.-- f f roui 1 DEMMHNS7:j.)i-- iu at ue io tor sale low bv ORRIN RAW SON, ivi7 M,(n t. between Third and Fourth. loo .'nr. Wab-Board- a just re- ceived and lor sale low bv ORRIN RAWSON. iv 7 Main KotwMi Third Fo.tr-- . WHFTl.NG.- i biles g Penu Mill aud Anchor rh ittiuKn iceived pr steamboats Key Wp?t aud Liudeu aad lor a)e by n .INO. V. HOWARD A CO. 1)KI m E SAuT. iu obis aud sacks, for sale by i HIRHITT A PON. II AMd bw Davis' cebtbrated sugu-cuve- d Hania for a hy vl Hi O 4 KDMKK .0 CANDLES AND SO A P ttar Candlet; V"- do Mold do: S'.i'j do enrorun bar Sap; fi'l do fle.rrnan d'l do 'toilet do- - 30 do Caftiie d- frsaipbr m25 CASTLP.MAN. MUtRKHi. A CO WINR-- ia Madeira Wine, I'J dr Pert do; 2(i bbls Malaga do; la store and for eale by ma? MARSHALL HALEPRT A CO. TilOLASSrS- - I'l bbie St Jams Mola-s- Joy bbls prime Plaut&tiou do; In store aud for sale by AND'W BUCHANAN A CO. RAISLNS-1- m London Layer; do M "1.1 lo do aod Layers: it' diums 6ults.na foi sale by rof GEO. W. MORRIS. 134Tbtrdst. WH'TP. WINE -- 5 hbli Uaut Sauterne In pt"-- e and bv WM. GAY. REFINE! t OA'.l -- iu hbls Baltimore B ft Crush aid for eile bv RWrON. TrTr A-- CO. CO A K- -f 1 it ptime resoived per steamer B. J. Adaiiia and Jobu Raiue aid for sale by M RAWSON. TODD A CO. I kRlED rRCU'-Jf- c OriDd Pa'--b3- In store I " and tot sl hr m JJ HIBBIET A SON. rMIE STAR-fPA- rLED BANNER, Illustrated by M. Dai ley. .'5 hi t at L A tUVILL. ACON HAMS, bHOCLDERS, A CLEAR SIDES l jiciksrn cm nt lor sale hp i vv. h HiirfH t l. 417Mir1rts . A I ici;iitti:u oiLilON AND Will Fltfli, aa-- 1 1 ioitei iniaci, ui t,r iiad for slUo hy a W. S a. 13UKKUAKDr,4l7 Market at. RAILROADS LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE IlA.ILIlOD. ruin l'jhi w j rwwn CHANGE or1 TIME. ON AND AFTER SCNDAY JCLYai, IRtiLTRAlNS Lave Louisville a fallows: LbnTion Accouimodatlon 'A M. Mail Tram AM A M. ruzan-iutow- u accommodatlou R:vii P. M. The Mall Train atop at. all Ft itions on tho Main St'n't north ol ltoUuK-Ore- aud at all stations on the Mem- phis Hranrh, eormectinK at 8Ut line with the d Kentucky Railroad, arriving at Nashville thx same evenmn; also conner.tin- - ith tbe Memphis, i;UlkL.!JJLT,,d 1L,oul"v'1'' Railroad lor Clarkville, lliniiboidt, Hemplm. aud New Orleans The 61.0 P. M. Train will not connect fnr Lebanon. lii dtf J. R. ANDERSON. 8nprinMm!ent. Chan of Time. RAINS will leave Jefferaon ville, opposite LoolavlUe, 2::tO P. Iti. mmA l'i:'iO A. M. P. M. -- LIGHTNING EXPRESS EAST Dally (Sundays excepted! connecting at Seymour with trains On the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for Cincinnat Columbiis.New York- - Itocton. Philadelphia, Baltimore, and all Eastern Cities; andfat Indianapolis with line for Cleveland. PilNburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and all tbe principle cities in the Kurt: also with 1 rains on the Terre Haute and Cftfayette Kail mads for St. Loui, Chiraco, Kork Island, Qninrey Hannibal, St. Joseph, and all the other principle cities in tne WPr-- t and Northwet. 11 P. EXPRESS-Dai- lv (Saturdays ex cepted), counectinc at Seymour with trains on the Oliio and Mississippi Railroad for Cincinnati and all Eastern cities; at Indianapolis with the Bellefoun ta ue Line for Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo New York, IVson, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and all points in the Lat; and with the Cincinnati and Chic aao air line, Tere Haute and Richmond and Lafav ette Railroads for Chicago, St. Paul. St. Joeeph, St IjOUis, ana ail point in rue wet and Nnrrtiwet. CLINTON JOHNSON, Agent. al5 dtf A. 8. CROTHERH. Snp't. T mi) am LyiML KAILliO AD Is a First Cbvs Road iu all rerpfcts. WITH 285 WILES DOUBLE TRICK, THREK DAILY TRAINS ( With Connections fi om all Points West) From Pittsburg to Philadelphia ALL CONNECTING DIRECT TO NEW YORK, Morninz Mail. Afiernoon Fast line, Night Express. ONE TR1IH DAILY FBOM PITTSBURG TO NEW YORK (430 Miles), WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. VIA ALLTJNTOWN and UASTON With Direct Connections from Wetru Cities Arriving Hour IN ADVANCE OF OTHER ROUTES, IN TIME FOR UOfllMN IS y Unit or Jiotil Lint, Express Train Runs Daily fillers Sundays Excepted NINE Daily Train from Philadelphia to New York T ickt- - (,'ood on any Line or Tram. New York or Bodtou Tickets ia PitUburg good VIA riiltjA DELPHI A Oil A LLKSTOW S. BOAT TICKETS GOOD TO BOSTON VIA ANY OF THE BOAT LINKS. Ttco iPtiHv 1'annctittn frtun tlrr1nbvrg I IS alii mart an4 W nnhtnton. Iteatrc Checked Through All Trans fers Free. FARE ALWAVS AS LOW AS ANY OTHER Rtilil 1511 TICKETS VII rimBlfRV. Tickets lor 6?ale at all Main Oflices. FIIEIGIITS. Py this ronr rrelrhbs of all deecrlptlons can b" to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or Baltimore. t and from any Doint on the RaM.voada of Ohii, KeTiTnrky. IndiaTia, lllinoia, Wiscoueio, Iowa, or Miwmiri bv railroad direct. Tb Pfimrivlvatiia lUnlroad alm cotin"ctf at PirtpbiiK with ataniwrc, by which imofa can h toiwaidd ti anv Fort on the Ohio, Mn?Hneim, Kentucky, Tnnowce, Ci'jubprlaiid. Illinois, M'lJ-t- inpi, Wiccutin, MiwourL Kan!BP, Arkarisae, and Rd nvtrr; and at Cleveland, Sandnaky. aud 'hicago with atoamera to all port on tbe Nfrthwfltim Lake. Merchant and Sbipyera pntniptlnn the tranflrortHon of their frfisht to tbia Company cad rely with on it redy tinusit. THE RATES OF FKKIOHT to and from any pAtnt In tbo Wit by the Railroad, ar at all timffl an favorable aa are charged by any othor Railroad C'iipantea. t9rLt particnlar to mark packaxoa "Via PxMna. R. R. K. J. 8NEEDER. PbiladelpMa. MACRAW A KOONS. North rtwt, Baltimore LiiEl U& CO., No 2 Aator Honae, or No. 1 Soutb Wil- liam atreet. New York. LP'KCH A CO., No. 77 Stat ftw. Rotoo. H. H. HOUSTON. General Freight Agent, Philadelphia. ' L. L. HOUPT. General Ticket Agent. Philadelphia. KNOCH LEWIS, General Sup't, Altooua, Pa. r.:i dtt MADAME ISABEL SNELL, D0CTRESS & ASTR0L0GIST Eighth at., pecond door from Gray boo. WOULD reepecrfnlly inform th citir.enc of that h ia able to tell any' hinit they bav In tbeir mind, and can help people out of their trouble, do matter what it ia. She w& born with a secret that enables her to nrpaii any one. elee in TK.LL1NG FOR' TUNK3. Phe, can also find out Through, her secret all circumstancea of icknei, and can tell what will cure, as there are root growiug for overy dieeaae ia the world. Mndame I. 8. I the only one that can make DR HUFLAND S LIFE ESSKNCti pnre. This mixture i Rood tor al Miseiee", and can only be bought io her otfice. No. 5()H Eighth etreet, aecond door from Grayson. Every iwreon that ie depieued aud troubled about War should call ou ber. as she ie the only one that in. ber. ted the secret from la Sorttuz, the irreut Fortune' Teller that aaipted Ntpleon t France in all his , and made him fucceful in all his battles. She wagere S I OOO that no one can enrpas her. Pleaise call and see her, and you will be relieved Those who are too poor can come without money: and those who dnu't blhWe, call at li o'clock at nivht aid ue win mane rnem oeneve. jeu aiy CUNDHIK- 3- k5 1W bh!s No. I Salt- - Hi bbls hue Table Salt; 6U bhls Cider Yiner- - 96 hl)s No. 2 M&.k-re- l; bblf1 large No. 3 o; 3iJ Jftdo'No. 3 do; io Vdo No. 2 do; 60 kits No. 2 do; 75 bbla Flour; 10 dozen Proioi": bs do Mrrub Broom": 601 b"ls Wiappimt Puper; Ji coili Grills Rope; p0 toi Ottou de; 2'J coi't Heuiv do; Sii'i bxws Pipea: 15 do Lnjoo; 6') do Dritd Herring; In at ore and for ale by MARSHALL BALPRRT A CO , Jy29 8H' Main st. COFFEE Rio Coffee: :i0 do Lafiuayia Coffee; 3'j pockete Java dc; Jnwt received aitd for sale by iyi7 GARDNER A CO. aOEMK NT AND LIME 5U bble Mr sale hv HIRHITT A PON. 11311 Salmon, Mackerel, and Herriug, iu packages m and on retail lor sale by TTIPBTTT BOM CMlfcifc.f$E--;- tf boxe new Western Recei ve thwie k per railroad and for taJa by JNO. F. HOWARD A CO., iv'4 Main. hclwm ThirK and Pflnrth wf WUMtSTillNir L l i;A Oi cass choice Bi taki'at Bacou; bt) pieces prune D' ied Beef; lf'U Stag: and Mackliu Ham; J. ke.i prime lyeaf Laid; in srore aud tor eale by HIBBITT SON. "VKLLOW SUGAR 50 bbls choice refilled received x by mailboat aud for aale. by H. w. conn. Brats Bound Cedar Ware, ike tZ ( DOiiKN braes bound Cedar Pail-- , 3 tizaa; w 41 ao do do do Ca'is, a LJ5 do do do do Cb'iius, 4 " 45 do iron do do do, 4 l 'A') do do do di t aiin, 3 " :ti do do do do Paila, 3 " In atom aud for eale low by ORRIN RAWSON. jy'i JUS Main st.. between Third and Fourth. n LP ACHED CtTTON , c b cai-e- brands bleacbed Cottous; A do bleached Drill; 7 do Apron atid Shirting Check; 1 ca.j3 Spanish Linen-Jus- t received aud for sale lor ca?b hv .lAMP LOW A CO., lyt and aiu weet std Main st. rRINT3-- 5- rasee new si yle Print, asforted brands, and for sale for caih hv JAM KU LOW A CO., Wt and 2ln wt rid 8lxh a ADET JKANS cases Cadet Jeaua received and for sale for cash by JAMES LOW A CO., and iln west de flfxth AX AST0MSUIG DISC L0SIKE ! JUST PI BLISHKD, A Key to the Disunion Conspiracy! Till; PARTISAN LEADP.R. A Worel J Pv Peverl? Tucker, cf Vir:int 3' ictlv r f,lt'1 hy the celebrated Dnff Cteen, at Waehinf-- ". 10 tn vear I..", toi in the Houfhern Mateji. an-- aniotiK but immediately euppreddid by toe enemies of the National I uion This axtomshiuf book, iotbeeaibof a bHUiinf and fMcinatiup work r! Bction, vac printed In ISN with a fictitious Imprint, and date of purp ling to bxau historical noel, detailing the event which had taken ni ce during the previous twenty year-- . In it are depired. wPh unerring aud propti-ti- c accuracy, the whloot the present conspiracy, narrating the very flveut- - which are this day transpiring throughout thf Enited Statea of America. Every friend of the Union honld read and profit by Itpdlrrlosuree. The South will learn how thoi o.tKhly it- - inhahitaulc have been th duped of a lew ambitious sn4t"Kle demagogue. Tbe mnaaiog aud mouttrrfu toutpiraey whicli i uevelirw al.ulat;ly Bfutctng, but roe book uxli Ciirrl cc uvictiou on its owu face. f wo voluuwr iu one. jjai L, A. CIVILL, ii Maiu st. 3 0. EW YORK MILLS BMIRTINOB; WAMSUTTA AND LONSDALE 8HIRI ls': SEMPER IDEM DO; BLACKSTONE AND HOPE DO; ENGLISH LONOCLOTJI; 10 4 LTICA SHEETINGS: 4, 4, AND 4 ALLENDALE BHEKTINOf 10 4, 114, AND U 4 ALLK.NOALE SPREADS; U 4. AND VM MARSEILLES QUILTS; MANCHESTER GINGHAMS; WHITE A ''JbU ML'SK.E'1'0 NETT1NQ; HOOP SRIRTSi WHITE GOODS AND HOSIERY; .lust received and wilt be sold low for cab. r. RES3 GOODd we will close out regardless of ccst. WARTIN & OHUZVIBAnaH, aif ib 34 Fourth at., bet. Market and Jefferson. St. Charles Restaurant, Fifrh street, between Mala and Market. mtjsnRoorris. VDNI50K, GROTJSB, And all Mher DLLIOA!H3 of the SEASON, received da ly at tbe ST. CHARLIE. O. C. RL'EFKR, Proprietor. N. B. DAYTON ALK and PORTKR for salnhv tba barrel, hall barrel, keg, aud in bottles. "I" hi c. O. R. GOLD FOE PAPER. BEST AND CHEAPEST Ola idlest xxx v Olxtn. VOGT & KLINK. XTIannfactnrer, - - 924 Third tn Respeetfolly offer for inpeclon and sale a large and splendid assortment of T 33 WE Xj TT, of annerior workmanship and fashionable styles. Dia mond, Coral, Carbuncl, 1'earl, c articles rMf good, 6ne, and beautttnl and everything bolontlng to our Hue, of Purorean import. New York fabrlca ana onr own make. Having ben inirnctcd by Mnstenora to(,LOSrT OUT and sell at snp rate rahr thai retr.ru good, and, ow- ing to tbe hrd times, delrnu to I.KI' ( ASH I USTIIHr.H UU on tba eor of prir, we invite our friends and the to call and exnine onr stck, and rep tawnrfl rmbllc wants and wishot will aud ehall be f ratiued. a,t VOGT A RLINK'R, (IO M -- Io. 14 Thfr1 mtrM USKFUL AS WELL AS (ISNASKSTAl Christmas and New Tear's Presents AT WM. KENDRICK'S; X Third at., betwn Main and Market. My stok of JBWPLRY. X iAlA SILVf.K and Was never more complete than at prsnt, and ofTerM on m f&ir trmi as can b mccared In the city. C kn1M M ANV NRW THIWIH. dH4 lhw STATE OF THE (01XTRT. riiHK DANVILIK QUARTERLY RFVIPW f"r 1 .tune, coutaiiiinc Itev. Dr. P.reckinridge article ou the State of the Country ust received bv A. DAVIDSON, yj I Ah mi3 Third trtet. ntr Marlrt. New Boobs New Boohs. OF TUB LN1TKD NL 1 UKKLAND3, by HISTORY 4. NOTKS ON SCKIPTT'RK. bv .Jm! Jones. 1 TUP- RIHLB AND TUB CLASSICS, by Rishop Made. m sit. ANNALS OF TMK AMERICAN MPTIIODI3T PULf PIT. bF W- B. Ppraxue, D. D. 3. MAC A CLAY' 8 HISTORY OF KNGLAND. Vol. . WORKMKN AND TUFIR DIFFICULTIES, bv Mre Hayley. BOLDIKR'V AND SAILORS TPXT BOOR, by Rt. .1. R. D. D 'Mc. OODKY'fl LADV'3 ROOK for My. Jnet received by A. DA VIDSON, BOARDING. FAMILY and several ?iqk1b (tentletnen can M A with liue a"d "od hoard bf aprlj'nvat MRS. K. W. GARY'S, Sixth at., immediately opposite 3t. Paul's Church. rn "4 b' J U8T LiKGKlVKU AT TITS Clieap tOJto :i 0 FOURTH STREET. LACK LOVB VPII-S- , now pitlm-- : I Blv k trep t ollaittttet", entirely uew; Linen MiC'C Rut!le: Pat".nt H.itmg Machines, Ije- -t articltj iu tuai ket; .taconet Revieixm; Mus-i- do; Narrow Footing: Do Hohbiu Lacee: C(tit-'- s W't Spool Option. ol And feroate at low n icee tor fh orjlr a CHARLES F. RAUCHFl'&S'3. iyli Iftb Fnurlb st. Old N !''. COAL! GOAL! riTTSBTJRQ, raACH ORCHARD, HARXrORD cur COAL! . COAL! Of the beat quality aud at the lowest prices, for tale by CR ITT END FN GANTT, Wwl cide of Third ttreet. inv 4 ifcb htwn Main and Market. GREAT REDUCTION IJtf PIUCI3S I Engraving, Lithographs, Gilt Frames, Louking-Glasse- s, Walking Canes. A fine assortment, end CIILAPFR THAN EVKR. rCej. Inrlri f.,Mwrrn rrond nnd Third, RtHs S. W rcrorr (tlarkrr Hnd Prejuon Mf At HUND A KNOFKL'S al6 b&l Book tore. NEW OOOI)S-N- EV BT7LPB. Having jui-- t trom the Kaet, we are enabled o ruuijh rur fiienas andO t cuatoiuert i'itli all the IMt sn1 niot 'sB0 iasbioble alh?8 of HAT aud CAPS worn. A. CRAIC, Cor ier Fourth and Main ets. HAVK TM IS T AY OPKNKD 3MK (" TUB WE moA besiifJulFRKNCII PLAVKR FKLT HAP ever exhibited u thie nrist, in styles th !.", A. CR ! HOYS' ZOUAVR CAPS just received at A;. r.tAIG'S, LjTKtW GOODS The remainder ot ilaree and O t'a'bionable or ol Sti-a- Goods w will cloe cut at tmprewd nted low price j Now u your time to buf g3cdd cheap. A. CKAlli. ILITARY CAPS We ar uow prepared t manr. 1M styles and qualities. A. CRMO. v J.' bAj rner Fourh and Main te Just Received, IIARPBU'S MAGAZINE lor Jnn- -, at 11 A. DAVIDSON, Third tr. nr t CHAMPAONK WINKS if capes V. lirqiiot; k ii) do Delnioiiico; 2h baskets Versanti : A do Hted-tr- A Co.: In stoi and for sale in quantities to suit purchaser by ni J. P. THOMPSON, 7t Fourth st. nrT"rnis Cash SHKRRY, MADEIRA, AND PORT WINL3 JL tt ooan bne pale Sherry; H d old Madeira; Iff 8 do old Pott; lu store and for sale iu quantities tn suit purchasers by jn J. P. THOMPSON, 7tt Fourth at. rf'FVrfn NATIVE WINKS - ica-e- Mo. Sparkling Catawba; i: doz(-- tiite Dry do; In el"re aud tor nale in quantities to suit ptirrht- - pi9b- laJul J. P. THOMPSON, 7b tourth st. rTernn each. 1 RK K FAST HACO cau vaed eugar-cure- 1 Uh.cou lo store and f'ir sale by 1 H IM HlfllARDT 41TVrlrtt 1 AVA COr'I' KK-- ') biiis superior old Java Cottce re- - reived aud tor eale by C.ARDNFR CO. dionllouif ns, Vonihs' and CLOTHING. J M. ARMSTRONG. On Mnln. oppowlir tfae National Hotel, AS aa eleirsnt Rt?li of II tiKTLKMKv'S ' LOTHING; YOlTHo' CLOflHMi; CHILDREN'! CLOTHING; Also ShiiN, Hoeierr. Cnderwca'", Glove. Craa's, b1'cks. Tie, Su.pL'nderr, 4c, nui table tor lha rewuu, at low pncej, koii CASH SPECMI, NOTICE. MONKV! M"NKV! CAttH' cash: The " of ,1. M ATtnrt'ene, on Mn etrc-?t- n,'t Valioal. 'ho have not paid their July al favor by att3din 10 Ta bill- -, will contei au t.ntioriantd.itv at ones, is ho iihx tj o E.t m a few days frr lit- - tuil BUNTING! BUNTING! lot FLAGS! A siip-ri- article "f the different colore just received and fcr sale low by Cair?t nd Furuiebinft Waiehuse, Main st , botnecu Third and Fourth aTOl tK am bge good ta puma Kio tff- e lu cud lor sale by aS! NT'W RTT( 'H A N A N A f.'- TVT o. Ml'LASbKS bll prime Plantation M 11. laa;t iu atore and fni sale by Bl AND'W Hi 'Ch AnAN CO AMI SCOAB-HOUS- MOuASAKS ".a bbla S' jais Knar-H- ' Mi larte.' in tlor- and for i ll AiVtV K Li 'HAN AN D. tlhLP i) packi.'-- extra ...HjOid hall alio kck3, lu store au4 LaJlj AND'W iJL'ftiANAN A CO,

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MTUSVILLE JOURNALJisuLiSD A"' xiik Unite" States. We

need hardly poinl out to our intelligent readersthat the chanca of a war breaking out betweenGreat Britain and the United Mate of themoat distant kind. The dispatch of troop toCanada athmls no proof that Lord Palmerstonexpects a collision with the Kenuhlic. Wheneverthere is the moat remote possibility of danger ap-

proaching, then it id t da policy of the KnglUhnulhorititis to send troops. Their verv presencei a security aiiMdt danger. The troops mustlie somewhere; the army ia maintained in fullforce and elViuierxy, and a few regiments may aswell be stationed in the Canada as elsewhere.We are by no means sure that the military au-

thorities in F.nUnd knew enough to be awarethat the collision in the United States would ne-

cessarily taks place far from our frontier. A fool-

ish story was started that the St. Lawrence Canal1 Kiki were in danger, and troop? are now actuallyemployed in wa'chinj; them. In all probabili'vt,ha War Oihce imagines 'eF. Davis to be in full

'rCe jmt across the border. It is an ill wind thatbl ws nobidv ud. ,

The London papers grumble at the expense or

aendini; the troop here, and say theshould defend themselves. They are utterly un-

reasonable. Consider the cauae of the present ab-

surd alarm. Have the Canadians any anxieties

about cotton? U there any desire on the part ofthe blockade? Isot at all.Mr. Carlier to raise

The war, if it come at all, would proceed fromKuclnh interests and how unreasonable it would

circumstances for Lnland to asksuchI .e underus to defend ourselvos. We are willing to belpin a good can-- , but it is useless to conceal thatin case of a collision with the States, the mainpart of the fighting must he done by the Britisharmv, and the munitions of war come from thearsenals of Woolwich at the cost of Britain.

But, as we have said before, the British Gov-

ern in mt does not anticipate war with the Statesnor ii it likely to tnppeu. The American peopletire enc 'td in a hmg and ar tuous civil contest,out of which they w ill come, wbatevtr may bei ha result, in a prostrate condition, anxious only1o resume the aris of peace, and fearful of fallinginto the condition of barbarism which war is aptto engender. There are some people who talk ofthe States being ruled at the end of the fight bva mili ary dictator and a standing army, who willnaturally seek new conquests. These personagenerally urge that republics in past ages have

subverted by military power. There is a greatdifference between any republic which has ever be-

fore existed ant', that'of the United States. Theancient republic were ruled Ly a single city;when the city Ml before the conqueror, the liber-ties of the republic foil with it. The French Re-

public was desttvved by the conquest of Paris,which formed it. If Gen McClellan, Gen. Bank,or anv other successful commander, were to desireto become the Cxiar of America (the idea is veryabsurd, but there ar many people who considerit a realit ), he w uli have to cross a gocd manyKubicons bt-- f re he would be able to make thingspleasant. If he took Washington, he would havea magniiicent capi'al and no more. If he tookNew V.irk, he would have money, but nomore inilueme over the mass of the pop-

ulation than his Orderly Sergeant. It ist he rural population, the reading population,who rule the United Spates, and no militarydictator could conquer. If he could, he would notbe j:blo to control them for a day. The greatest;: landing army that ever was raised would not keepdown twenty millions of reading men inhabitingi country thousands of miles in extent. TheAmericans do not desire to atssail Lngland, andbe LngH.-- h dj not want to assail America. There

is no real cau a of quarrel now, and none is likelyio arise if bnth sides preserve civil tongues, anddo not let cotton come between them and theirwits. Our duty in Canada is to avoid irritatingi.olu.Mons with our neighbors, who are very gout

riit i Tiiers in our markets. The task is not dith- -

nit if men will forget pirtv and seek the good ofthe country. ior-mt- tUohe, Auqnst lt.

Aon!i.i; iMsrARW.Y A I Train Fired ini FctLrol Soldier K'ukd and three WenndtdWe learn from Conductor Kewcomb that he leftValimra with hn train alfout 7 o'clock Fridayeverii1'; to coney the soldiers quartered there toHrooktield, HDd that when he got about four milesive4 of Palmyra atid withm three quarters of amile ct' Caldwell Mation, the tram was bred intofrom a corn field. A private named Felt, belong-

ing to company I', ,;!h Hlusou regiment, was"hut m tlio head and instantly killed. Threeorire ptiv i'' belonging to (he same companywere wounded, one of whom, wo learn, has sincedied from a ehot he received in the side.

The train w.is stopped, the lire returned andIhe corn-fiel- d "corralled.'' It is known that twoof the prowling assassins were made to lute thedns and pay the forfeit of their lives fjr theirprowess, one of wbosa weapons, a hea y shotgun,was captured and brought down on the train yes-

terday momii'g. we saw with our owneves. Wii leara that one of the killed was bayo-neted.

The trail started attain ami received some fortyor tiftv shuts from (h brush between Monroe andShelbina, which were returned, and it is knownthat one of the "I. a. uwh&cl.ers, ' a man namedKeilv, was wounded, ai.d dipt. Kale, of one ofthe Illinois ecmpani-'S- . thinks be killed one, as hesaw bim throw up bis hands and fall. All handson the train though Conductor New-co- rn

1j says a ball passod disagreeably close lo hishoid.

When will these dastardly acta be stopped?We learn that the troops were being withdrawnfiom tb country: anJ tfiee were the parting

they received' General Hayward, Mayorllixuo, ai.d lion. A. W. Lamb went up the roadvesterdav to nee. if thsy could not put a stop toit. Hanniiai Mts$twjtrt lt'i.

Akkkst of riKtiCi' Bui lek. At three o'clockafiernoon Marshal Millwaid, accom-ptnie- d

bv Deputies Jenkins, Sharkey, and Schuyler, proceeded, by cider from the Secretary of""'i - t uouiuiiig nun!: b on oruau mreei auoveTine, the premises deeignattd as the transientresidence of Pierce Butler, L q, The deputiasguarded the house, and the Marobal rang the belland inquire! for Mr. Bmler. That gentlemanHppaarinsr. Mr. Millwanl arretted M- - . --

raot at the lepyaung the usual forrn- -iMa.' Mr. Biitler did not r"ust, and the deputiestook him in charge. tlutler's effects were cam-med, but nothing of a suspicious nature foundtherein.

Mr. Butler wh about being walked to a car-nage, when the lady of the house asked care-lessly;

r. Butler, when will you return?"Mr. Butler said, in replv, nonchalantly:' W heu the war is over.He was then conveyed down Walnut street to

the wharf, where he iojk the New York boat, enloute tor Fort Hamilton, New Yoik, where hewill be cod lined until orders are received for hisrelease--

Mr. Uutler left for Charleston at the time ofthe fall of Fort Sumptor, and returned about twoweeks sgo. He is said to have been imp icatedin shipping ar.ns to the

PkUadtlphia Press, 207.

T!ie ecboaner Mary Alice, we have beforeplated, was captured by the privateer Dixie,while on a voyaa from Porto Kico to this cityflbe vessel and cargo being owned by Messrs.Muris & Co. of this city), being sulnrrmntlyrecaptured by tbe U. S. war ateamer Waoh, amiv crew being placed on board, and the vesselent to this city.

On investigation, the Prize Commissioners con-clude tlut the vew3el cannot be held as a prize,inasmuch a tbe vessel and the cargo are theToperty loyal citizens, but that the captors

are entitled to salvage.Judge Betta ha entered an order directing the

reloase uf the Mary Alice, on tbe payment intocurt of the amuuut of silvage found to be due.

I he amount of salvage has bee a tixed as a Ut-

ile iiver $ - II'', and the Meara. Siurgii havepaid tuit into court, and bv a subsquent'rder this amount will be divided according toUw among tbe otlisera and crew of the Wabash.

.V. Y. Tribune, 11). A.

Xetcs from Port Pickens. There has been veryHLtie change in the cuiiuition of airairs at rortIMckons, or among the rebels over tbe water, aslate as the HI at ult. Another regiment fromMississippi bad struck tenta aod started fur Ii'ch-inon- d.

Wilson a Zouaves were becoming impa-tient at their inaction, and were expected to in-

sist upon a tight or removal from Sauta UopaIsland. Considerable jealousy existed between'hem and the regulars in the fort, who are

to regard the operations of the rebels withmore )uanitnity than the Zouaves. In conse-quence of tbu reeling, and tearful that it mightlead to an un'.imely collision wi'h the enemy,t.'ol. lirown, the commandant at Pickens, had

an imperative iirder thai no hostile move-ment whatsover sbould be made by the national'roopa, unlets m rep'v lo an attack lrom lbte re- -

fiie bloi.kade h cOkieut in that icinitv.

L)?uTt of L'v''rik-ti- tinitds. Two wagOT-- Ijuds of drugs and other contraband goods were

"e"r, ad on l iiday by the pickets of Captaina conipanv, rirst Penns'lvania Kegi-nieu- t.

at Phtlps's Cross Koads, en route for Pone 'eCreek, whence they were to be Uksn into Vir-ginia. A detachment fiom the tro pj stationedat Annapolis Junctit-- were sent out io commandt.f Capt. JUrton. and arrested Mr. Hrummell, of

UItim:-re- , whn had the goods in charge, togetherwith a negro driver. All were tnken to the.'unction. The trrtU are contained in hfteen ortwenty boxes. Mr. llrummell has confessed thatthey were '.ought by paring in Baltimore forpersons in Hichmund, and that a Richmond draftfor nearly $0,000 was sent over to cover the

The good." ind prisoners were detained.Xaliwiul InhUUjcnctr, I'Jtk.

A proce6 has b?eu invented for an improve-i- nnt in vhe manutactura of iron and steel during

the operation of puddling. A small quantity ofgold is introduced, which, by diffusion through-out the mabs, is said to confer extraordinary ad-vantages. The process is to be applied to themanufacture of artillery, ships' plates, anchor b

and all those portions of railway plant inwhich tenacity is most essential.

1 .Ve new branch of trade has iustdeveloped iilf at Wilmington, Del , the resultsof which will, no doubt, tell upon the prosperityof tiut city, ihe lumber mills have been for a

time paf-t- . and are now, encaged in sawinglumlwfor the Lngli.h The ma-terial worked is prir.upa'.lv of the cheicest oaks.

Appointment. Wm. U. Wallace, of Wash- -

il0" l)-iy- has Governor rftsat lerrtt-ir-

Leand-- r J. S. Jurnev, of lilin a. lo be Jfitre- -iary or v asnmgtfn Iprntorv.

A. S. Paddock, of Nebraska 1 erritury, to bSecretary thereof.

ISetween two and three hundrtd Chinese gunscnplured during the late Chinese war, have

M Won! with. Some of them are overU.vcn tect lorg, with a clibro of eight inches

i he Jarr'est aro cf bronze, and the. bmaller of' b Q'i iron.

CITY DIRECTORY,Arrengod Alphabetically in Bopard to

BUSINESS NAMES.Anrrlonerre.

Kihn, T. A rv. nh eH MUn, tv 4th anfl IkS.Ana.-reo- Tbo tie.. 4S" Mam ftree .

Hnrv, Bamnel O. A Co.. Main ot . hj. 8d anrt 4tb.flpeocer, O. C Maiu et. bet. 3d aud 4tb.

irrlcuhtiral Implements nod mn6m.

Miipo 4 Co.. coiner of (irn bih.FttVtn. WUrd, O., M'n ft.i:a.iter A Wuchanan, &4 Maiu 6t.

IrwerrcoiTPe iinllrTle,J f!. F'rM'p fformrrty PuTlB'i) 0Hery Mam, be-

tween Fourth and riftb ("tf.

Webster & Bro., Main rt.y between Fourth and Fifth.rtoAkivellrrm Hioilonem, A-- Perlodlml Peeler.Redfonl. A. U , 223 Third ftrt.pavideon. A., Met., bet. ,IntTerion Bid VrkMadden, F., Sd et.t bet. Jefferson and Market,

Bang Inn and Rope.Hnnt, Tboa. II. A Co., Main st., beL M and XL

Ra nitersCarttt Warren, 471 Main it.

Bonnet Bleacher.Osborne. Mn. Wei., Jefferson it., bet. 3d and 4th.I'lothlng and fJenllemim Farnlehlnx dodii.

Mandeville. ,T. C, A Co., MMn. bet. Second and Third.Anuptronf?, J. M., corner 4th and Main pt.SjtouI A Manderille. corner 4th and Msin rt.

Clothe and fientlprocn's Fnrnthtnn (food.J. Von Borrief A Co.,4t?6 Main tt., bet. Dalltft and 6th.

('nrpfts, OH Clothe, nnd Cnrinln Ooode.Rite A Small, Main ft., bet. 3d and 4th.Martth&U & DkkineoQ, 4th, boL Market and Main.

I'loHks, Illanttllaa. end VnrltloeMerrlman, C. T., 4th et., near Main.

Cla-ara-.

Pi.jTiado, Kd., Main rt., bet. 6th and Tth.China and G)aimivfirr

CppM7 A Ropkinp, 534 Main tt.Cnitchfr A McCready, 412 Main st.Jaoger, A. A Co., 4th et, bet. Market aod Jer7eron.

Coal Dealer.Crittenden A Gantt, 3d ft., bt. Main and MirXet.Kellogg, J. N., ad et., bet. Jefferson and Merket.

Chemists and Apotheoartoe.Dawei, S. F., oomer 4th and Jeffonon fU.

Cement.McHarry, F., Mam et., bet. 7th and th ati.

Carrlne DlRnufaotorere.atone, I. F. A Co., M(.in st., bet. lit and Brook.

llrna, Uyeetnffs, Oils, Paint, Acw.Morrlt, J. 8. A Bonn. 4ol Main ft.koblmon, R. A. A Co., Ma.in nt., bet. 6tb anfl fth.WilPiin, Petrr, A Co., 43 Main it.Wilder, E.,44 Main ft.

Dry Goods, Clothe, AmsBerry, J. Taylor, .TefTt'r?on , Mfiefnic Tfrople.Duvall, C. A O., Main street, hotweeu 2d and 3d.Mirk A Downs, Main ftrt, between 4th and fith.Martin A Crumbauph, 4th, bptwn Market A Jeffenon.iahb, U. B., corner 4tb and Market.

Pure and Fur Good.Cralf, A., Main street, between 6th and 7th.

Fancy Good, Embroderlea, andTrlmmincikBaochfuw, Charles F., 4th street, bet. Market and Jeft

Ftahln Tackle, Ciiinp, and Pistols.Dlckoon A Gilmore, 3d street, bet. Main and Market.Griffith, Joseph, 5th street, bet. Main and Market.Fire. Irlnrlne, and Ufe Inaurnnoo tio. and

A ifen la.American Ins. Co., H. Dnt, Sc, Msln, N't. Sd and 4thJrfTiTon Ins. Co., Wra. Muir, 3ec, Main, bt. 3d and SdLouisville Ins. Co., Robt. Atwood, Sc, Main, bet. 3d

and 4th.Muir, John, Main ft., bet. 3d and 3d.Ross, Wm Main st., bit. 2d and ;M.Washington Ins. Co., Wm. Kop 8ec., Main ft., be, M

od bd.

Grntlmcn' FnrnUhlna: oodn.AruiBtronc, .F. M., rr. 4th and Mtn ft.Blanrbard, Geo. A Sou, cor. 3d aod Main

Cios Fitters, Pliimbfrx, 4ce.Don ally A 8treder, 3d st., bet. Market and JorWioe.

;rcrrle, IJqiiors, and TohAff.Btewart A Barter, 645 Main street.

Liquors, Wlne and Alcohol.FTart A Clark, 3d Pt , hPf Main and Marknt.MMikn, SHti Main street.Hfhroeder A Son, Wll st., bet Mum and Watr.Zanone, A. & Son, 6th st., bet. Main aud Water,

I .umber, 8nb, Doors, .

Alexander, F.I Ms, A ecr. Preston, A Walnot A Mainbetween 1st and 3d.

Bred-- n, J. N., cor. Main A Wen r pi and Walnut, between

Charlf, Stephen, Main, between Canirbel! A Wen tellIM11I Fnrnlhlr.

Herbert A Wripht 16 3d street.Printing Paper ninnnfnctvverm.

Dnpcnt A Co., Main street, betwx;n 4th and 6th.Povder.

Dnpont f. ,Mt1n Kttpet bftwefm h and Hh.uav:i a tfoeea, mp.id eiroct.

Patent Medicines and Perfumes.A Tyler, 4th street, between Main A Market.

Rpstnnrnnfs,"iwln, ,?. A Co (Walker'e,3d,bntwe'nMafketM,nRnetTer, C. C. (8t. Charlof 5th, bet. Market and Main,

Store Founder.Wallace, Llthgow, A Co., corner 3d and Main itreete,

lrvln MnrMnr-s- .

Barl""-- , 4J. T., Aeent tor G rover A bakers 3ewiQg Marhinp, a 2 Fourth st.

Sumner A Co., JenVrevn street, bt. 4th and &th.

Hteamboat Arnrs and ( 'oiiiinth1no and For- -wardlnff iIerrhanttt.

Pnedirt, D. P. Son, Main, bot 3d and 4tb.Erwln A Co., Wa'l street.Moorhead A Co., Wail street, bet. Main and Wato.

Teas and Fancy Groceries.Lanbam A Co., d street, bet. Market and Jefferson.

Tobacco I'omintmtoa.Nock, Wlckt, A Co., 513 Main street.

rndertakerW Wyatt, c?r. 7th s.nd Jeerson street.Woodon aud WltlovWare Broomp, Cordn.gr,RAWSON, ORK1N, 538 Main ttiett.

While IiCnd and l.lnnoed OtLWlUon, Peter, A Co., 4a Main street.

Hardware and CutleryOrmiby, Collie, 606 Main street

flat and t'nr Itlnnfifnctnrer,Craig, A., cor. 4th and Main, and Main bet. Btb aud 7th.

Iron, JSteel, Nails, cVe.Belknap, W B Co., corner Third aud Main,

Jewelry, Watrhee, and PlateFltrh-- r A Bmnf tt, Main bV, i V

Wi "' ud Main,y , V.., Main st., below 4t h.

Voght d Kliuk, 3d 8t., bet. Main and Market.Iron itlnnties. Fancy CaNtlns, Vn

Wallace, Litbgow, A Co., comer 3d and Main st.Lamp, Burning Fluid, Coal Oils, Ac

Dardy A Boatty, 4th street, between Main and Market4eneral Produce and Provision Broker.

Allen, Moore, A Bayden, Main st, bft. 3d and SdB'jchanun A Jo 2d, Wt. Main and river.B.irkhardt, W. A H., Market. bt. 4th aud tbllihljitt A boa. Market, . d and 3d.Cood A Moody, Wall at., tvt Mniu and the riverCastleman A Torbitt, Maiu at.Gar.lDi'r A Co., 41H Maiu street.Gay, Win., 5t0 MainHalbeit. M. 4 Co.. V Main street.Jack A Brotli4-r- , ol Maiu treft.Mnrrls, Geo. W., Third street. bt. Main and Water.)Npwconib. H. D. A Co.. Wall streetOtter A Ailn, Sixth --tree, bnt. Market and Main.Kawson, Todd, A Co.. 514 Main street.Snyder, John, Market street, hot. First and Brook

A CURE F0S CONSUMPTION.COMPOUND SIEl'P uf SPIKENARD ad TAB.

HPHtS SIRI P WILL CURK CONSUMPTION ANDJ. all kind' of Concha and Cldj, Uroncnitis

Uyfii'jia. It aci vytn the liver and punhKs theinijiroTpp the 'pire and the coinplcxiou.

Thid mfdiciue i made of bprh-- ' ml an inepaiatiuj.I a'"o inakfl a Mrdicine for tcrciiila- len a Meeiriuc

for Wonn and lor Flon bofore tht;y art; op"n- alo aFiop-r- a ion lor ttie Sore Kye. 8uniim.r Complaint, ai.dHit- Yelirw Ttirrli. TheiR Mfdtrina fi at) niac ot1l rb;, id arp for siile in tlm ioll .w in Drug Stove-- ;

J. fiottaehalk Jj Co., ou corutr ol tireen aud Eleventhstteti.

.K.ha Colgaa A Co., ou corner of Tenth aod Walnutetrpfct.

K. C Went, on Market above Preston.Schtnitl & bultoo, ou comer of Kifbth and JtfftTsoa

tretti;.

I ran reef niniend Mrs. Liniehtiuirh'p Comprund Sinipol tfpikfiiard ml i"r. I have been eirk tor a Iniu;time, have had overal doctor, and tit. y failed iu mycase. 1 wa very uudi swolh u and had a cevt-r-

coiifch. Alter j our medicimj awhile Iwasturedol u.y ciu-- aud rlievtd ol my elliuj;. Myc-ji-pip.on coed, atidno'v I am dlllK niv own wovk.

My yoniiKfttft tbild ba1 a bud cough lor a lou time, eoupvere that ter breastbone (prun trom wveieconhiUK in the el ape t a chicken lvne, che ie uowwell and lo iks well. She had been bv tbe doc-tors tor a long time but they all tailed to cure berco ih. Now the ifi wei'l.

1 will ever remaiu your friend,Mre. JULIA WILLS.

Ll) BVII;I,V, 6, 11.Mm. L. LiMFmnrw -- Mdame: have used ynur d

S:rup iu my owu race ( f deep aeatv brouchiHlhoarieu na, with which I hive Ihjpu ftillirted for up yavdol tweuty yen re, and sin attt-- hai iuir takenthree bottle, that it ie nu admuablt tnnipt.uud tor therelief of aud dirtiniitieri, or theitnce bottlr I have u..pd h ive relifvi'ii me mrtre thfia ivthinc I have t'ik. u, and I Hi nk it w ill cure me i

y if I routmue to it. It m- iiiui'ion a - toi li nactcr can be of anv '3ivilo iou am at lib-

erty to use it ad you lliiuk pmppr.v. ELIJAH SLTTON.

AnypeiPODo suffjring mih any rl' the dippajesabove cau be a : mmndated niti aud

attcutii'it. I have loom tor faniiitee or ?ia-gi-gentk-me- diinug private bMnlin.

iMrtk 1,1 Wl lAl ;il.a' d'ni .W"iw ii. I.t. ii - 'l Sfon,l t.Wanted,

4 'ITY BONDS AND CITY SCRIIj art QITRLKY, LYONS, A CO.

WU'.AK 41 bbla LovfriDg'd CriMhed, tiraoulnted,O aui Towdbred Suar just received and tor eale bya'" (ARDNfK & CO.

W U ' I" LU Khi- -1 o,0i ixjiuuii rupMiijrshoulder a Juist received and for eale hy

OAKDNKR CO

IO 5" hhds prime N. O. 9;i(;ir:7fi bhlp Powdered and Crusted Buar;2fi bble Loaf Sncar;

In itore and for eaw by' MAK3TTALL HAI.BFRT h (If)

1131! -- A large assort ueut of Mackerel io atom ardeale by

a ALLKN. MfORR. A UADKN

TVKW PoINTd 2u cawf bert new etvif a Prints icr1 1 tail tralu iit received an i for al rhoin fr nvhbv 11 7 T. A R. KLKV1N A ( AIN.

1LAlDri 5 caies Ii avy Plaids for servajta w earand lor saia ctit ap lor t

a'T T. A R SLKVJJ ft C41N.

FLANNKLs iu caeej Caurou FlanoeUs just received and for rfale cheap for ca?h byT. & R. BLLV1N a iAIV.

DHY GOODScaa-i- fnucy Print:

8 do bleached Cotton:do Caiulet Jeirif;

1 cse ChdiubiMy (iinrhani;ReceivtNj aud ter sale cheap bv

IvlS r h RI.FViv A

WT. JAMKS SCOAR-HOl'S- MoiASSKS 75 bblsJ St .iHiuesBiigar-tloiw- " ,M"laew- - in etnre and farp&le

by laiai ANIVW BUCHANAN A CO

AKPET CHAIN 66 bags Carpet Chain, abortedrolora, for eale by

b 2't

VKLI UW sl'iiAK-- M hb!f New Vcta Yellow dufcaia lurt received aud or eale by

FT TC fOin.1ACON lbs clear Sid--

a.d'IU lbs Shoulders;'.I ooi) m sugar-cure- d riami; for pale hy

5t'-S- GARDNER A ('O.

lOPK-- llputp. .hit and Cotton Rope fora!eI hv

W UiAHi bblo ' u,r iu- ived aadfor eale b Ljf"'J A CO.

Know Thyself.Mn'ArJN !p (ru'"rtv ednrat PhwlcWn andDr the trne cditien anl Hpap

bvthepulw peuHritiM without aikin thepatient any qnettin"- - hon profe to d thia, yet areenrnfnitfl iruB luaflinn qnoittons in order to obtaina etue Vi the rtia". We do noMDf f thtit knd, andhave fnrf'HAblj' ffivon aattafaetlon. Comultationi andezamttuttioDi

S'Xmi OJFT OHAROH.mBPABFS OF TfT? TTTHOAT AND LUNGS fcreat--

Wi f ww method nf Medicated Inhalntion andtreatment. We otTwr you new mme-diee- entirely

rvti'le, which have proved s pievJy aod TorhiiU cureui rn ojift."0(, vi: i5rononiT.(", a'l LMfeMW oithe Throat and 'TjfiutfB, Dtpeaaer of the Heart, Stomach,hivoKs end Kidn-e- , rropv, Btnt Vitnu's Uanr, 0nwre, Sirofnla, Chronic LHcerr, Kheomattflm, NeuraljruuFiiniiyVs, Unto In, Rranin. Fita, HweawtB of the Bye aimKar, Bfm'nsl WeMirrena, 8km Dipeaeef, BupMre, Diar-rhfi-

ami, tn fhort, a'l cobble dipparee. We are vota "mm &Jln doctor, and will uadertaXe no eaae witb-o-

e frir proepuct of recovery.

Frolpf trnhiM wi'h Snriwertdon. Trregnlartrlep,Lnrorrha r White, Falling at the Vfomb, Flyro" o(khe Utornp.Tnmom tf any kind, Barrennoea, J1 UnnniTPt"A?en, Painfull or litnoilt Menetrnauon, Nervonj uebliity, c, he ppppmly cfiren wirhf nt th nue ol

drnor iuinrioni or nnpatatable medirinee of anykind. IUvo no dodcacy in calling do ainerenee whatronr trfinblos mav h. 1 do not ez pet yoo to place yoar- -telf ander my treatment anles yon prrfer It.

All commnnlrAtiane strictly contiaentuL The afflicted are cordially mvitpd to call and etify thmpelve.O'T"" First et., Market d1 jerJprpon st.,Iywjtvitle, Ky. All letters addreeeed to onr care,

a tacio, piTiog prmrtoms and natnre of dueae,vill rwive prompt artntion Mdirinef sent to allpitrt" of th United 8tat. Omce boars from b A. Id. to

J n. jrieCAWN. ot. p.,nTO dtbr-wTwt- Louisville, Ky.

SPRING MILLINERY,

MRS. M. I. WEAVERNo. 4l;Uelteron eootfa side, below Fourth,

to the ladies a fine and carefully aelectedOffers of pprinit millinery, viz:Straw Bonnets,Kmy do.,Miff"' Ilata,Children' do.,Kihbono, Flower, Ac;

A1o, Patterns of the latest style, nst received,or cut to roratire.nrvery attention lvnn to dresi making.

marB

Who arn taking tip Carpetsfhutd nt put th"tn downaain without the PATKNTt AHrKT LINING, procurvble onlyat WILKIN3', weM

side between Mainand Market Jit recti.

13E1 MILLINERY HOODS. IIBONNTT3,

FLOWCPR. 9X CH)MKF,N-- FlATStlaUn't ?tvio,

BONNKT WUtra. andWHALKRONIi.

A oo1 asfrtnnt of LACK, UALK LACK, andpt M :ft. K AM L'RAMUS alway on hand at the lowestr"h pi u .

AND PKP3SING atMm. WM. OSBORNE'S,

O 3l JeflVrpon st.

Vr P' ro nrtw receiving a aonj utock of:th, uihh's. i:iml- -

DlU'VS aud MISSUS' HAT3. MILUI-NUK-

Gir)ti, LACKS, VKl 8,FANCY GHD, and

PMAKKR GO0D8, to which wethe attention ot Milliners and Mer-chants.

CANNON A RYKRS.N. MS Itlnln utrsi,

opposite LousvtUe Htl.

3D Ty.T OVAL

MAMMOTH Fnr.MTURE DEFOTOa been r""nv:! ti noith sd of Market street,

brtivtn Third and Fourth.CHAIRS, FXATTR3SSS3, &c, tcM

WIIOLKSALE AND RETAIL.an31 1v roti ivvrv3m

HOT OrZF5.IIOSHOT SPRING COUNTY, ARKANSAS.

ryiH1? Rr"s at HotSnrinr- - (Hale and Proctor HouseA bave ljn tilcnd: aud impryvcmeiJts made to

accommodate eiout iiundkeu iith8 at any timethrouviut i r.! These wo"dPrtul Springe positivelr eti! 9 rthfiimati.'m, Contitu ,loluts. Neuralgia,Ij'jpibago, Paralyse, (.Jsut, L;t YituuV Dance, Hysteria.Perility, lnH:ottluvy from dite?e, difeaesMurcnreal diefiie, Bciotula and Glandular diseases,and all forms ot yarn dunapes.

H. 8- - CLAYTON, Proprietor,Dr. fl. W. T.ftwrenee, the Medical eTaroiner of Hot

Sprtnits, will supply circulars to applicants.N B Mprcurial, IMine, Sulphur, aud other medi

cated vporo turnthd when required Jan-J-- dly

3randies & CrawfordDEALERS,

ITAvP removed to the nw Warehouse on tbe sontb- -

1A west corner of Mam and First streeta.

We wtll pap th blghe?t market ptiee fr all klods ofumui, ufiiv'TiKj at our store or at any goon snippingpoint on toe u o river,

df dlf RRANTVFiTS A CRAWFORn

POAVDEKO r A LT qual'tif constantly on hand and tm sale oy

DAV',3 & SPKKD, Ageutefor the Manufacturer.

Ixinavrt.t.r, Sept. S, 15fMM. Davis A 8feed, Agents of Oriental Powder

Co.. Louisville:Qtrtiayft! bart iiMnir yonr Blasting Powder and

we ta!te pleasure In stating that we hnd it equal If notsuperior to any Powder that w have ever ued.

ARTHUR CAMPLFLL,Suirinteudent for Smith A Sniyter.

T eorrttallv conrttr in the above aud cheerfully recommend it to the public. J. D. SMITH.

I consider the above Powder superior to any we baveever buen ame to ohtain. H. k OSK1T.

We take pleasure in recorumeudlng your Indian Orien-tal Rifle Powder as equal If not superior to any we haveever uded, it being vory cleanly aud strong. Thisassert alter a thorough trial. Kespectiulty yours,

GKOR'JE W. WOMACK,J. FRY LAWRKNCB,S. P. PKOWDKK,U A. KNEASTKR,Z.ACHARY L. TAYLOR.

peTrtt A

New Importations.CRTTTCHim & ZVIcCnZIAST,

At No. 177 Main street, three doors below the LouisvilleHotel,

ARK now rerelvin tarpe additions to their stock ofand Queneware. On hand and arriving

lartre and handome aecortuient of Gi aw ware, Brit, andPlated Cantors, Iookiit?-;iaae- Lanterns, Water-Cooler-

Toilet Sets, aud t'niit Oars, all of which will beoflr-re- at as low hgnres as can be found in the market.

7

The amplest. , aud mo?t intpreetinc i'lu?tra-tiou-

of the lower creation that have ever reached" Fr jmhsuk ow en (before the ltoyal Geographi-cal Society.

l miJJ! KOCATOHIal, AFItlt'A.irxploratiuii' alii in ftiutoria) AfMc;with Atcouiil-- ot the Manners and Customs of thePeople, aud of the Chaee of the Gorilla, the Croco-dile, Leopard, Kh'i'hant. Mipiopotamn, aud otherAuinnl?. By Paul B. du Cliaillu. With jmnierousilluritrationn. vo. MiifliL luuiform with Liviag-stoue- ,

Barth, and Burton) 3.

A DAVN IMIiF. I ife'M ItoMiniire. Ry 'hn.Iver, author of Hie ff Them," "Harry Loire-iju"i-

Ar. ftvo. Pper 6u ct.VlIJ.SON HKADKIH. A Merle of So It ml

and Family KeaJetr: I signed to teach Mm Art ofKeadiuR hi the tuoa' Simple. Natural, aud PracticalWm: einbrarinp in thfir Plan the whole rane ofNatural lllntorv and the Physical Sciences; ain lngat Me hit;lmet demee of ureliitue-s- . aud fpleudidlyillustrated. Consisting of a Piitier aud StveuKea-iei- Hv Mttiu WiM-o- The Primer, andKiM, 8ecoud. Third, Y oui'th, and fifth (teaduiik:w ready. Trices IS 6 i, 6c, and th cents, aud

1.

HS L. A. C1VTLL, 4ol Main et.

r MTT"N BATTIN'i --L bales Pittiu:;

ft" do Twiiit:llo dn candieWhk: for pale hp

ivMI GAKnNPlR. CO.

FKKSII TKAS- -

3 4 halt cheats ch'cf Green Teas;K T a chb lt taddle?;

-- 4.Freeh,aud nue; mat received and fir pale byHIMHITT HON

WOA- P-O l o boes Herman Soap;

Palm

Faucy for sale byOAKONPR CO.

O 6i) bcstJB (ieimau iiM Roelu Soaps;ill do Fancy Toilet dc,

h d old Ctiftile do.In store and for sale by

iv2H HTRTUTT A HON.

rEACH BA8KKTS 5u dozen Peach Basket lustand for a ale by

ORT.iy RAWSON,between Third and fcourth.

irisu- -l- i'j kit Pntimac Shad;

i kite Family Koe HerHiig;b Vjbbli do do do:

Juet received aod for sale byGARDNPR A CO"

WHISKY-S- U bbls superior 3 and h year old Bourbonon ccnrtniiment and f?r sale by

an W. ft H. BL KKHABDT, 417 Market stof virions kiude justlJ received aud tor eale bv

ORRIN RAWSON,between Third and Fourth.

Kl cnFF.K-- 6i'htm y.io

i pectetf .Jai a d":In store and for eale by

a- W. A H. mTRKBABT. 4!T Market it.

PLANTIy MOLAS3K5-f'.- n) bbla store and

M TPN. Mt'P.E. tf.Api'N

(ANHCK8 boeo mar and Mid Candles lu "tosale by

17 M ARfln A 1,1, FULRf RT .t CO.

KttKlNKD BHOAK UK) bhls Baltimore B Softreceived and for aa!e by

a!3 TfT0 A CO.

KIO bag pi :aie Kio Cotlee Ui

aud toi bvAMJ'W BL'CriVUS A CO.,

Corner Second and Yrftshiujjtcn iL,

BUSINESS CARDS.WATT 8, GIVEN. 4 CO., CKANE A FROWN,

Paducfth. Ky. EvaneviUe, Iud.

WATTS, CRANE, & CO.,

Commission Merchants,45 BROAD ST., WBW iubs kjil x.have opened a House in mr v,ny or new voi nWEfor the pale of Tnbacto and Weftcrn Produre, and

repetf(illy aolltt a chare of Western patronage, pro to -

tug our beet tnoin lor iue luwjiteio ji wn wiifapoua- -

ents. , . m ,We have every continence m i "oarro neintiK readily

tfull ptlc", in round lots, fiereiore anvie enipmcuUto the New Yi k market

Mr Davui WaTrf, of Watt", Given, & Co , Padurgh,and Given. Watte, (Jo., New Orh an", tor many yearnami liar with tbe Tobcco trade, win give bin l

attuntiin to that departraeni. wr. i. a. iunk, olraoe & Hrown, Eanville, will atteud directly to the

Western Produce dipartnj-ut- .

Nrw York, .Tnne 1. 1HI n Mm

Q0BO. CATIIRALL,Manufacturer and Dealer in

Tobacco and Cigars,Southeaat corner of Second ana t;anowhHl sts.,

PHILADELPHIA, PA.

N. B. An assortment of one million Domestic CtjrirsItepf (vinatantlv n hnd aim 'Iv

MILITARY GOODSAt C. ,T. RAIBLE'S.

332 Jefforsoii street.JUST RECEIVRD PKR EXPRESS:

Gold and Silver Brads, StftTo, andCords (all widths snd i"aliti(); Silk audWorsted Crlnwon Sastt, II. g. and Kr.State Butt n. Gold and Silver i iiion,TaiwU aud Fringe; Woited C'ordtt, Braids,(nd Lace-"- , all Colo"-"- : Sword Knotc, FIhTass U, Boullin Should--Stiapd and Ornament on hand aod madeto order t short notice.

Krinftep, Hntlon-- , Tasfelf, Cordp, Ac,Hi made ttterms.

order at ehoit notice aud on

Country Merchants supplied at aliheraldiscount. aplO dly

JITI. DORN. UUUUIP.

DOI1N & IITTGIIES,Commission Merchants

AND WMOI.FHALF. DNALFR9 IN

Raw Uhbky, Flour, Bacon, Suar,Grain, Tobacco, and Produce,

AOF.NTB FOR

ern. T. A .1. W. GatTs Distilleries, Aurora and- Ind. ....

Mew. 6. 3. More ft Co., Distillerc, rtriOT, ina.Barcrass Flour MiU, I.oui?ville, Ky.Hoi"ier ' Patriot. Ind.GatT " Aurora and Lawrencehurg, Ind.,

No. 616 north side Market street, betweenbixtn'and Seventn street,-'?- ,

d:im LOCISVII.T.K. KY

W. WTATT. UNDBHTAKBH.Improved Metal Burial Cases

Combining Beanty, Durability, and Lightness.

tWOfnce corner Seventh and Jefferson, Louisville.above Casketa are made of Orrnirated 8heet.TnK and lined with Gutt Percha or Jndta Rubber

o an to be Air and Water Tiftht.All orders promptly attended to dia dtf

LACE CU11TAINS!!

LACE CURTAINS!!and bleached before eiuh'oidered

Large and Splendid Assortment of(liokc Patterns,

OF OUR OWN LATE IMPORTATIONS,

At Importers' Prices for CashHI'TE A SMALL,

a!4 Main street, betweeu Third and Fourth.

SUGAR Baltimore Extra C Sutar:20 d- dt do A Crualied Sugar;

Just received and for sale byRl GARONK.R A (X.

TARCH Imi bf'es Julius ,). Wod'a Coluoil usTearl Starch just received aud for pale hv

al: (i A Ivl JIN (iK

XI KW ORLEANS MOLA8SK- 8- 2(M bbls prime Plan--

i latlon fttoiaeses in store and for ?ale bpANIVW BUCHANAN A CO.

'USE MOLASSKS-.- bbls 9. .lamps 8uSUGAR-I-

Molaa-e- in store aud for sale by-- If, N1'W Ml !H A N A N On.

GOODS.TKKM8 VOR M)IS IN HTIKI. WILLOUR C A Hi nu delivery, aud it will be up It ?j making

ai'r'icivtioiitf lor cred t.a.4 JAME8 LOW 4 CO.

VINK-S-rasei- Claret Wine;

2'J "a casks Mad-I- ra Wine;6 S do Sherry do;6 M do Malaga do;

In store and tor Bab' by J. MONKS.U orth nide Min. bet. ?ovnth end Eighth ?t.

WELL BUCKETS. dozen Oak Well Buck.OAK. kind, just received nnd for ?ale low byUttKIN RAWfluN,

aS 1RR Mnin st.. between Third and Fourth

AND M FA I Sll' VKS 6(1 do2"n cod niouand plated Wire Sieves just received and for pale by

a2;1 3S Main st.. between Third nnd Fourth

WU1AR. cO b hhdrt 9uar;

17j bhls Molndiwr:4t whole aud bait bbla Golden Sirup; fnr sale hy

jvsiO OAltUNKK n

OTAUi H IU' half boxes Jul J. Wood's Columbusk5 Starch just received and for sale hv

(lAKtlNFU A CO.

HI RT FRONTS. o.H j drsen Shu t r routs;bill do Crochet Biid. assorted;

SS do Liie Thread (iloves;fu pu-- Ut.il V"jI Buttoiif;

pieces T il Silk;ih do Snk Haukkerrbief--

Received aud for sale tor cah bvJAMES LOW A CO.,

jH 9la mid 21t) we-- t tide Sixth rt.

Hailroad Stock for Bale.X SHARKS Lexington and Franklort Rallroa

Stock for sale. QLTOLEY, LYONS. & CO.m35

WUNDRIESVO l,uo bhls Flonn

ii'O bbls Applet:800 bhls Potatoes;

60 bbls Onions:2uo bags Br.ckwheat Floor;

In store aud for sate byni JOTIN SNTfiFR CO.

OLDEN SIRUP-6- 0 packages Baltimore extra Gol-- f

den 6iiup in store and for sale hym9o ANIVW RtJCHANAN A CO

IV XT RA WHITE WHEAT FLOUR .0 bbls celelli br;ated Family Flour rceivd and for pale by

W A H. ni'RKHAKDT. 4H Marltet

Wooden Ware, Brooms, Cordage, &c.A FULL assortment of Buckets, Tubs, Churns, cov-

ered and Cedar Cans, Buttnr and Su?r Buckets,Wooden Bowls nnd Trays, Clothes' Pinsfall kinds), Rollins Pins. Potato Macher, SievesMeasures, Mops Demijohns, Harvest Kegf. Well Burketa, kinds). Barrel Covers, Wrapping Pa-

per and Paper Bags, Children's Carrincee, Cedm Chests,Trot Liues and Stasine, Seine Twine and Firh Lioe:Flax, Hmp, and Cotton Twines: Mnilla, Hemp, andCotton Rop-- ; Brooni, Wisiie and Hearth Brooms. Black-i'i-

Scrub, and Duet inn Brushes; Faucets, LemonS'iueez".re. Percussion Capa, Ac.; in store and for sale atlow PE1CE8 by ORRIN RAWSON,

i Main t.. b- - tweu T bird nd v o- rth.

tBOTTOM BATTING 200 bales Pittsburg Battiug in' store aod for sale by

a 5 TVO. R TTOWARD H CO.

fTMIB RKBKLLION RKCOR!. A Diary of Ameri--can fciveDt). Thre nii'thtv rar's; e;i'hfut

tiOLT'B ADDKKSS IN Lul ISVlLLli AND LLTTKRTO J. F. 3PEFD. 10 ct.

EVFRKITS FOL'rtTH OF JULY OKATION INNLW YOKK. 16 ct?.

a I . A. CIVILL

BRANDY Rochclte Brandy:6 K pipes Otard, Onnuy, A Co. Brandy;

10 do A. Seiguette do;So a do Cobiihc do;25 bbls Nw York do;

In store aud lor sale byalH MARSHALL HALHKRT CO.

WUNDRIKS3 wi bDls Sauterue Wine;"5 boea do do:fo do Brandy Cherries:

t raerf Saidiuns, hoses;Vermouth, Ahsyuthe Mtraeehino, h i'sete Cordinl,aborted Cord ml-- . Olive nl, Mc&io ii, Lhampfiue, Ac.

lu store and for eale hvANTHONY ZANivNlS & S'N,

a Filth ftreet. below .

9KAND1KSM) pkifi Pel'evosin Brandy:3J do Beruai d A Co. do;IS d1) Plauat do, very fiae:

In store and for sale byANTHONY NONE SON.

A Ftth ft., hlow Mn.M ''OFFKK aoi batis prime Rio received by Juo. tvajne

and WpodJord aud for sale byIf. W. COOD.

SODA 76 caks Bicarb S:da ju t rertrived and torla 01 GARDnKR t O.

WISES-350 casea Claret Wine, for family use;

ou do do do, very nue;(tj caskj do do;lo ds do do, fine for table nse;

lno cases White do, Uaut Sauteine;Hi bbls do do, do do;"if catfka Port do;25 do Sherry an 1 Madeira Wiue;

bores Muscat Wine;M do ;hamrafue, qts, pts, and pt;

Id store and for aale bvANTHONY Z ANONf! A SON,

a23 Fifth street, below M ifn

LA RET WINKj 4fH cae pood Claret Wine:

caeks do do do;In store and for sate by

ANTHONY 7ANONR & SON,a" Filth et.. below Main.

BOXES PRIMP. W R. CHEK6E juet received" pjr mail boat and fr wnle by

MARSHALL HALHKRT CO.

REFINED BUUAKino bbla Covering's Crushed,aud Powdered just recti ved aud tor

aale by ALLEN. MOORE, A IIADEN.

OODEN WARE -- Buckets and Half Buckets Tubs,Koelers, Ch'irus, aud Buckeye and Poplar Bowls

fivin) d 4 KHMER C

IVJ O BL'iiAK-3-- iO bbde Iroui fan to choice in store1 1 . and tor sale by

111 ALLEN, MOORE. A HADEN.

CCOFFEE 30 pockets Java Coffee just received andfor a)e hv livi-- l GARDNER A CO

I WELL FLULK- - 60 bbl rtcvived this day and toreale by

ty BITKKH A RDT. 417 Marfeet

lLOLRm fu boxes Lowell Exra Family Flfuv;

Mi tf euow-- r Hke U?uhe Lxti i'amily Flour;1 "t'ie sud m flp.'e bv

H w M in Wv !

JAVA COr FEE. lu pock-l- e, ifevd thi dav end torby W. A IL Bl'KKUAROT,

417 M u het street.

TVKff FLOUR A choice article, in bhls and sncke,Jl lorsaleby fij-i- HSBH1TT4 SON"

WINKS AN I) SPIRITS -- A rply ou hnud of pureold V? lueJ aud DiXiU rcr tj! cl;t-u- i.r ta--- by

J. T. LANUAM t CO.,ml? Importer 01 Xua, tf Tbiid it.

LiUSIISESS CARDSNOCK, WICKS, & CO.,

WboleMMle Orooersiasm

OOMIRISBIOMr mUBOHANTI,Agents for

Tobcco, Xflqnors, and Ootton Ttru,Not. til and 317 Main st., bet. Third and Fourth,

LOUISV1LLR. KY. mil

J. E. MOORE,(BnonWWIOB TO WT. BIlfOHll).

rorwardiDf & Qam mission ffKrchaatinn

STEAMBOAT AG ENT,Freight Agmt for Penna. Cmtrn llmtroad.

No. II FOUBTH (OB WALL) BTRBPT,

wl dtf IxmlsvUle, Wy.

B, W. PTTKIH. WV, L. P.

PITKIN, WIARD.& CO,,tSnceeasTs to Pitkin Brothers),

WHOLESALE DEALERS INSEEDS,AGRICULTURAL HIFLEMEOTS,

Machines, Trees. Plants,Hydranlic Cement, Lime. Piaster, &c.

OIQ XUCaIxx street,er-- dtf i.oriwvrn.K. kt.

rrxixi rURNISEINQ.rpBPNCH bi:krs All siks and kinds.V BOLTIN'i OTHS All numhere lest make.

IMPROVED PORTABLE MILLS With solid Frenchbohrr aud made on heat known plan.

SMUT MACIUNES-Seve- raJ different ktnOj.Mill Irons, Screws, Screens, Belting, Piaster Paiia, and

Mil I articles generally.We havo on baud a large stock of the above-name-d

articles. For aale low and quality warranted.HERBERT A WRIGHT,

aep87 dtf No. 18 Third st.. bet. Main and river.

$ Drn& Prescription Store,MOZART HALL,

Corner Fourth and Jefferson streets.

WT prescript tone eareftilly and aooaratelr eoraponndedat alt hortrs day or night. roJl

IIIBBITT fe SON,Whole?ale and Retail

ohoceht, rLoun.& tea store,No. 4i9 Market sr., bet. Second and Third,

HAVK IN STORE A FULL STOCK OP FINT?and solicit the patronage of tbe pnhlic.

JOHN SNYDER & CO.,Wholesale Grocer, Flour nd Goo

mission merchants,tot Main street, between Third and Fourth,

LOUISVILLE, KY.

PARTICULAR ATTEV . GIVEN TOTHS SALProduces i "ed to us. anal

JT. E. OALSWSLii & CO.Ml Chestnut street, O)jpoeite Oirard House,

PHILADELPHIA.niPOHTATION.-i-FLN- WAT11K

Pntek, Phlllipe, A Co., Watrhe, In Geneva.Charles Frodfham's Ixrndoo new terli

all sizes in Hunting Casus and Open Face.ff3ole Authorised Agents for above.

POold and Silver, Enclish aud Swisa WATCUR?.Rich Jewelry, new designs.Oianion'ls, Pearls, and all the Fashionable styla.Silver Ware, unsun,aseed in style, quality, and flnlsL.

fVStranitera viaiting Philadelphia are Invited loamine their

NEW MARBLE ESTABLISHMENT.A visit entail inn no obligation tn purchase.

'.'Uniform Price, in plain figures, and no variation,illTVU dlVOt

GUNPOWDER.DUPONT'S

RIFLK AMI BLASTIX4 POM DEB,IN METiu f,0a

Wtr-t;jr- tt and TT f roof.We have In luaca.'ne H supplr ot ",4ie above cele

bvated of Towdr, put up in palimirmi anfor tale at same price as wooden kes by

A. V. PuPONT Ar. !0,I "ITN. B. For sale hv all the Louisville merrbunt?.

(Jay's (IJiiiia Ihihiw,IN THE MASONIU TEMPLE,

oosmrxi roiTRTS and onrjuw.

I hare )nst now opened and ready for rale or bispee-tlo- n

the largest and most elegant stock of

China, Glass, and Queens-war-

Ever offered In this or any other ottv in the North orSouth. I bave a!eo on band and intend always to havetbe ftoc f SILVER PLATEO WARP,.CUTLERY, BRITANNIA WARE, WOODEN ANDW11LLOW WAKE, and GAS H JUL RES in thecountry, and which I will sell at prices to suit the times

Persone haviii old Chandeliers. Liuiihp, Ac. can ettbru cb and and made Jock as well ad u;w at a veiytrifling eTpenpe.

I am alfo prepared n-- GAB and pTEAM PIPBInto BuildiiiKB or Steamboate at the sbortect uot.ice.

el?

20 PIPES SIONETTE BRAND V;lu1,, pipt-- i'linnr-Lii-- do:

l.H ' do l'.ocheMaJt rmvielt N. V. d'?;

In store aud lor nwl" rvjrlft MARSHALL HALHKRT A t:0.

BARRELS EXTRA RECTI 'I El Will SKY:do I), iiblo Kutra nVctititd Whidk.y;

50 do ('',ller-dl- iilcd V lii-- d ;

7i 1o l ui- - O d Pomboii Wbiriky;'A do Hi e Whisky;

In ptc re aud lor sal" hvyl MARSHALL HALMKRT Ci

CIVILL! WAR! !

NEW LARr,E MM' OF TBE SEAT OF WARlu-- t puhlisbed. ftia-i- Fiiuill ilace. made promi-uen- tjnft now, appear ou tij map. Trice plaiu.

eeuts; coloivd. Tit cent'. Will be mailed on ncii't ofprice. jyl!) L A. CIVILL.

HART k CLASS,IMTORTERS AND WHtlLE&ALK DEALFRS IN

CIUAKS, and FANCY GRO-CERIES, No. t3 Ttiird street, have in store and f rsale

Hi bhls superior Boarbon Whisky, yer Old;Mi) do do do do, 8 ulu s c&'ka Conao Brandies;

51U l, do do do;10 ii do Ryicholle do;

8 do Port Wine:It M, do Madoirado;1 H do Sherry do;9 bhls old Pe;rh Brandy, pnrs;

11 hhls old Apple Braudy, puie;Chair pfrne t ines, various bmndrjN. Innworth t.'s and ,1. MrMilUn'sBnirlish and Scotch Pile Ales and Porter;Caret incases; Anisette; Abs utba;Maraschino: Cnracoa, Ac.

Aleo a laree and d stock of Fresh Fruits,Pickles, and Hermetically Sealed Good of all derrip.tlAit at Inweat mnret prireii ml

BLA' :K A.NDGKEKN TEAS A finement of sup rior Black aud Oreen Tea. ee- -

J. T. LAMiAM A CO.,lmpnrtTi of Tn--- . f. Third 'tOFKEE, SCCAKS, c Superior and Rio

s Coriee d. Powden !. G i anulat-d- . andprowu turars; Bronia, Cocoa, aud Cbo.olstes; l rcheap lor cch by

J. T. LANHAM A CO.,a!7 rf of Ten, A., Third st.

W UNDRlKS-A.'srrt- Spi'", whnle and (tic'ind;W A mei ic.iu, E igli-h- . and F uch Mustard: rupertorassorted Picklcr: Tomttd, M Ih,xnjiu, and WluiitCatchups; e.Jdoried l re((n Saucer wh"lr aud rouudRice S.Ke, Tapioca, Farina, En iJil lit Pejd, Arrow-root. 'Jelitine, PrefCi-vi- and rre-- h Ffint' iutirup; Salmon, Micker-jl- , aod Souuis, inkit; end kita. eljo au assnitniei-- of Fo ein andDotueatic Wtute, and Spirit; f r fal cheap lot cash by

J. T. LANHAM A CO.,a 7 Importers of Tea, dir.. Third st.

rfOFFEB 300 bags Rio CoftVe for ele hit JA HIM

s Kl'P 'M bbls Stuai t 6 Sirup lor eale or

C'tT i)M VKNt--li!i- l bags Pilthnn: Eatiln t;otrnlit received i"r at H vtiuc? aud for sale

by J.NU. I'. IJi'WAnMJ ffl tJO.tAr.ent fir M.niu ''ct uiii' s,

tin. bet-- j fen Third and Fourth hi

tOFKEE iMM bi?t good to prime bio iu store andb H. W. C(H)i).

WHOt L"EK3 AND HAMSO l.i Sltouide;

f di ch ty.tt Ham;In toie and It rale bv

W A BI 1RKH A RT1T. 117 Mat ket at.

I LACK W AD !Jl.ti H im'es m 'ore ami for rale by9 aS .INO II (WARD A i O

CHOICErr( TIERCES for sale t c'e c bv0J alii J. SMiftl SPEfeD, Mam st.

WHISKY extra Recttffed Whisif:J5 bhl doable xra d;7i bbls copper dietillefl do;fto hbl- - tine old Bcurbon d;40 btils fine old Rye di;

In 9tor8 and for sale byal MARSHALL HALPFRT CO.

WINE-S' .(! s Madeira Wlr.e;in canks Poit do;lu cifks Mi :'. d,a& bbt- - Ma'aa iIn st"re and for sale br

alH MARSHALL HAI.PFET 4 CO

ESA-JNABL- CLOTHING

J. M. ARMSTRONG'S,On .llnfn, opposite the National Hotel.

tUPER DRESS COATS, PAN l a, and VK Yi,po Suits;Ds A (at:a Coat ;Do Linvn ta-s-Io Liiuu

Summer Ovr-Coat-

ElHmit Si:k Ve-t-

EleK'it Vests--Li-l- Thread Shirts and Drawers;Gossamer Silk do do do;Cans Merino end CoMn l.'nder- - Sbli ts:

eho'iluer suim SAlso Hsit-ry- . Glow. C: a vats, dr trfs, Ti. rs,I tnbie'la-- , :; tf-vt- with n ejtra super stockof Hoy it aud cb'.Mreu'f CMhttjg, an ,11;All ol wblch ore nfterrd very loiv, exrlvlv ely

lor I a!i, r.t.1. M. ARMSTRONG'S,

Q l oinr--r l onrth and Miin

A VINESbhls Sauterne Wine,

'i "ace" d do.llO R.hl,o; fl .

'M d" Ci!Prjio--9" ck? M'dMa and 3htry Win";ilO do Poit Wine for sale by

ANTHONY ZANONR A SON.Fifth street, helow M'I'i,

FF.E 3S0 bajrs prime Kio f V1f,-- for sale hvyl Al.d'i'J, MfioKK. A HA EN.

SUOAR--4- 3 Uh'is viie N. O. biisar trow steinatrvia L.Lil.-nli- e aaa ituiiroad

and for sale by UK'J QAKPNUK at CO.

RAILROADSLOUISVILLU, NJJW ALBANY, il

OHIOAOO HAIL HO A P.

FOR ST.LOIIS,! niCAGO, DETROIT

1031. Bninmor Anangomont, 1061.

oN. aftr Mondav. 1 1. IRfil. PastenKer Trainsill leave New Albany as follows:

olt) M. CHIOAOO KJtPRBRH ("ally excert Sun-day e), ccinni'ctiMg I r Tei re Haul and Indianapo-m-,

and connecting cloiely at Lafayette forChicaao.fVThroub from New A l baby to Chicago in li hours.7:46 P. M. ST LOUIS NTOHT KXPRKSS (Dully),

r arhin? St. Louis at A. M and Cincinnati at 6A. M. Thin Tram ru.is to Mil chell only.

Retnrninp, ST. LOUIS EXPRESS anives at NewAlbanv a( 4: til A. M.. mxkiiut i' oe connect mn trrmSt. and Cincinnati, reaching Louisville at 6:15A. M.

The CHICAGO MAIL arrives at 7:4 P. M., reachingLouisville at C:3o P. M.

Onlv one Change uf Cnm to St. Louia, Cincinnati orChieaoo.

The through Train nukis good connrctlons Northand South at Grn-a-tle- , Lafayett", LaCroiT, andMichigan City for all poiuti Ea t. West, aud Noith--west.

fyTralns are nm by Louisville time.rrFor TUROUOH TICKETS and farther infor-

mation, at the OVNEKAL RAILROAD OF-FICE, jouthwedt corner of Third and Main streets,Louisville, Ky.

R. B. BICKER, Pnp't.8 8. PARKER. Agent. n12 dtf

FASTEST LINE EAST!

COMMENCING APRIL 14 1861.

littls mu&mColumbus and Xenia

ajin

Cincinnati, Hamilton, & barton1861 MyiS5a55gg3 1861

EAILEOADS.FROM CINCINNATI TO

Boston lo !W hours. Nw York in SI hoara.PhiladelphhA in 37, . Baltimore In 39 boors.Saratoga Sprinea 'n ?4a'rs. Albany in hours.BnfTloin 1&1 hoors. Dunkirk in 14 noun,Cleveland in ''v hours. Pittsburr in hour.Wbofiing In 11 houra. tJteubenville in U honn.Crstline in 6 hure. Znepville in 7 honra.Baodnsky iu Hi bnra. Toledo io P? hour.

Detroit la 131a boars.

Throaffh Trnlnn save (iuclimntl n followif:I5 A. M. EXPRESS From Cincinnati. Ham-

ilton, A Dayton Depot, connects via Toledo, Detroit,and Cauada.

7:Ufl A. M. CINCINNATI EXPRESS-Fro- m LittleMiami Depot, ronn"ct? via Colnmhus, Ileveland. Dnn-kir-

aod Buffalo; via Oilnmbns, Crestline, and Plttsburg; via Columhns, Steuben ville, and Pittsburg; andvia Columbus, Hellair, aud Beuwood.

:35A. M. EXPRESS MAIL From Little MiamiDepot, connects via Co) tun bus. Bellair, and Ptrtsburir;via Columbus, and Pittsburg; via Columbus,Cleveland, Dunkirk, aud Bo flak).

P. M. FXPRK3S From Cincinnati. Hamilton, ADayton Depot, connects via Toledo, Detroit, and Cana-da.

10 P. M. NIOMT F,XPRESS From Cincinnati, Ham-ilton, a Davtru Dopnt, connect via khunbns,

and PHsbure; via Columbus, Cresthe, andPitteburf: ia Columbus, Cleveland. Dunkirk, and Buf-falo: via Columbus, Bellair, and Benwood: aud via Co- -lotrtbua, Bellair, and Pittehnr.

Modem SteeiHna Cart on thi$ Train."Passengers for Lake will take tbe morn-

ing Train.

rThe 6:45 P. M. Fx pre , Saturdays, for Toledoonly.

The Ninht Frprest rvin Dfiity, Saturdtns excepted.All other Trams rvn Daily, Sunday excepted,

kr rains rno hy ( Vlnmbns time, which Li 7 tnlnateafsjtter than Cincinnati time.

BaPPa? Checked through to all Eastern Cities.I f Pftpsenrrs should hear in mind that the

- t,oe(i,D and FAVORITE KOUTP.. Con-nections are made promptly, the Road are thoroughlyBALLASTED, and H modern iniprovernents adoptedInsuring erfifrf, ooMfORT, and SAFETY.

THROUGH TICK ETAreaoM all the PRINCIPAL RAILROAD TICKPT

OFFICES in the v EOT and SOUTH. Ass for Tick-et- s

via CINCINNATI.P. W. STR A DPR,

General Ttckeut. Affeut,jef Cincinnati.

LoalsriUc and Frankfort and Lex-ington and Frankfort

ON AW A FT EH MONDAY. Apnl 23, 1SI, Trainswill leave Lonisville daily (S'jjidaya excepted) as

folFTRtl TRAIN A. M, ttprnK at all statlona

whenHaceed. etrept Fair Grounds, VUre ( ouive. Browna-bor-

and Bellnview, ennnertin? at Eminence with starefor New Castle; at Frank tort for Lawreoceburg, Harrods-bur-

and Danvillf; at Midway for Versailles; at Paynes'Station for Georpetovn: and at Lexington via railroadaud stace for Nichniasvill- -, I) ah villa, Lancaster. JrabOrchard. Somoreet, Kichmoud, Mt. Sterling, and all io--t

riiT towns.TRAIN . m P M., stopping a all stationa

when tWzzed. CT'ert Fair Ground a, Point, Race Course,Ormaby's. and North Bnaouicoo-nctin- g

bv stare at Emmc-ac- for New Castle; and atFa'-p- " for G"oreetnwu

THIRD TRAIN- - A' stM'lP. M . "tippine at all Hta'i-Mis- ; and reom'np. w ll lavLacranFO at .ii A M , ntpiing at all stations, and ar-rive at lonisville at A. M

Trains an ive in Ijouirville v follows; First Train at10:4" A. M.; second 'IVain at ti:W P. M.; Lagrange n

at to A M.Freight i'minit leave Txinturlllpdally (Sundays pTcept-ed- )

at fr.'Mi A. AL arriving in I,exinptnu at 4:H'i P. M.Freislit in l'jived and discharged from 7:30 A. M. tfl

fi P M

Tickets for Danville, HrrodsbnTg, tVabOrciiard. VralMep, Georgctewu, and all

can be had at the Depot in Louiavllle,ooruer ot Jafferaon an. I Brook streets.

SAMUEL GILL, Superintendent,aS" dtf L. A F. and L. A F. R. B.

ITEMOVAL.bar tak-- Ihe Uhice lonuerly occupied by

J Ve r, A. D. Hunt & Co., and will c utinue thaGENERAL UANKING a d t.OCLECTING busiiipna.

QFIGLEY. LYOVS. CO.

CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES for sale at greatlyi reductd price lo cloe tbe consignment by

CKIUN KAWSON.between Third and Fourth.

i'J BASS AND GRAIN SCYTHES5u dnten Grain Sc thea.

100 Grna do:16 Patent SDatbs; tor sale by

C. ORMSBY.t Li 1CUl- ha Java Off en;

2t baa? Laguarra Coffee:Jn?t received and ior sale by

OABDVFH A CO

Wheat Tans.A LARGE npply ot WEE AT FANS In store and for

sale cheap ov HUGH BRENT A CO.,j8 S'cond t., betwnn Man and River.

HUGH BHENT A CO. iiave removed to west f de ofatre' t. lwtwn.ni Mnin tnd the Rir-e- r ill

C"A NVASED HAMS AD SlDK- S-on) S'act;, M:irklin, and Oregon Hams;

2,':(!iJ choice rmiijtry Slues;For aale for ch by

HIBT?ITT A SON.

THE Cm iiCH F IIKIT, bi D. P. Hendrion. nnd

TlK MMKFP OF HOI Av D TIIKSPIKIT4K AVa'l-CtUilS- toy p. S Fnll.

TWO Discourses d'ieid at the opening cf the nwof Worship for the Firnt Chricti?n Churrh.

Louisville. Ky., .March 17, ltl. 70 pape ovo. P' ice 4brent?. y2 L. A. CIVILL.

llio OHer;Java d;LaRuarra Coffee; for sele br

(;ardner a co.lriaH- - whole end half bbl;" and kite Marker?!,. Slmou, Hen pig, oardiuea. lute rich, aud Trout

tor sale hy ); H GARDNER A CO.

IV AILS hht) aaorted ed. Fence do, Spikes, audI Brads for aale hy

GARDNER A CO.

H'O whole, M, and V bojtett star Candler;6u boxe rreedtd dj;

do 1'arnltiue do for sale byjy30 GARDNER A CO.

SUNDRIES Salt iKanawha and Mason City), Baps,injri. Wvapjiiiif; I'tiptr, Tea Paper. Urnoius

("oniinou to rinei, Sricee, auphor. Indigo,S 'rubbnii Bnie"ln h. a xbi V a ker. Butter Crackers ndWatr Crarkti, Ctn'olatf, ashing coJa, Blacking,and Matches tor eale by

ii GARDNER CO.

Chairs.LARGE assortment ot CHAIRS fn atore and forsale by HUGH BRENT A CO..

jri . Srond st. bween Main and RiT.Drmuotin all si.-- f f roui 1DEMMHNS7:j.)i--

iu at ue io tor sale low bvORRIN RAW SON,

ivi7 M,(n t. between Third and Fourth.

loo .'nr. Wab-Board- a just re-ceived and lor sale low bv

ORRIN RAWSON.iv 7 Main KotwMi Third Fo.tr-- .

WHFTl.NG.- i biles g Penu Mill audAnchor rh ittiuKn iceived pr steamboats Key

Wp?t aud Liudeu aad lor a)e byn .INO. V. HOWARD A CO.

1)KI m E SAuT. iu obis aud sacks, for sale byi HIRHITT A PON.

II AMd bw Davis' cebtbrated sugu-cuve- d Hania fora hy vl Hi O 4 KDMKK .0

CANDLES AND SO A Pttar Candlet;

V"- do Mold do:S'.i'j do enrorun bar Sap;

fi'l do fle.rrnand'l do 'toilet do- -

30 do Caftiie d- frsaipbrm25 CASTLP.MAN. MUtRKHi. A CO

WINR-- iaMadeira Wine,

I'J dr Pert do;2(i bbls Malaga do;

la store and for eale byma? MARSHALL HALEPRT A CO.

TilOLASSrS- -I'l bbie St Jams Mola-s-Joy bbls prime Plaut&tiou do;

In store aud for sale byAND'W BUCHANAN A CO.

RAISLNS-1- mLondon Layer;

do M"1.1 lo do aod Layers:it' diums 6ults.na foi sale by

rof GEO. W. MORRIS. 134Tbtrdst.

WH'TP. WINE -- 5 hbli Uaut Sauterne In pt"-- e andbv WM. GAY.

REFINE! t OA'.l -- iu hbls Baltimore B ft Crushaid for eile bv

RWrON. TrTr A-- CO.

CO A K- -f 1 it ptime resoived per steamer B. J.Adaiiia and Jobu Raiue aid for sale by

M RAWSON. TODD A CO.

I kRlED rRCU'-Jf- c OriDd Pa'--b3- In storeI " and tot sl hr m JJ HIBBIET A SON.

rMIE STAR-fPA- rLED BANNER, Illustrated byM. Dai ley. .'5 hi t at L A tUVILL.

ACON HAMS, bHOCLDERS, A CLEAR SIDESl jiciksrn cm nt lor sale hpi vv. h HiirfH t l. 417Mir1rts .

A I ici;iitti:u oiLilON AND Will Fltfli, aa-- 1

1 ioitei iniaci, ui t,r iiad for slUo hya W. S a. 13UKKUAKDr,4l7 Market at.

RAILROADSLOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE

IlA.ILIlOD.ruin l'jhi w jrwwn

CHANGE or1 TIME.ON AND AFTER SCNDAY JCLYai, IRtiLTRAlNSLave Louisville a fallows:LbnTion Accouimodatlon 'A M.Mail Tram AM A M.ruzan-iutow- u accommodatlou R:vii P. M.

The Mall Train atop at. all Ft itions on tho Main St'n'tnorth ol ltoUuK-Ore- aud at all stations on the Mem-phis Hranrh, eormectinK at 8Ut line with the d

Kentucky Railroad, arriving at Nashville thxsame evenmn; also conner.tin- - ith tbe Memphis,i;UlkL.!JJLT,,d 1L,oul"v'1'' Railroad lor Clarkville,lliniiboidt, Hemplm. aud New Orleans

The 61.0 P. M. Train will not connect fnr Lebanon.lii dtf J. R. ANDERSON. 8nprinMm!ent.

Chan of Time.

RAINS will leave Jefferaon ville, opposite LoolavlUe,

2::tO P. Iti. mmA l'i:'iO A. M.P. M. -- LIGHTNING EXPRESS EAST Dally

(Sundays excepted! connecting at Seymour with trainsOn the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for CincinnatColumbiis.New York- - Itocton. Philadelphia, Baltimore,and all Eastern Cities; andfat Indianapolis with

line for Cleveland. PilNburg, Philadelphia,Baltimore, and all tbe principle cities in the Kurt: alsowith 1 rains on the Terre Haute and Cftfayette Kailmads for St. Loui, Chiraco, Kork Island, QninreyHannibal, St. Joseph, and all the other principle citiesin tne WPr-- t and Northwet.

11 P. EXPRESS-Dai- lv (Saturdays excepted), counectinc at Seymour with trains on theOliio and Mississippi Railroad for Cincinnati and allEastern cities; at Indianapolis with the Bellefounta ue Line for Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland, BuffaloNew York, IVson, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and allpoints in the Lat; and with the Cincinnati and Chicaao air line, Tere Haute and Richmond and Lafavette Railroads for Chicago, St. Paul. St. Joeeph, StIjOUis, ana ail point in rue wet and Nnrrtiwet.

CLINTON JOHNSON, Agent.al5 dtf A. 8. CROTHERH. Snp't.

T

mi) am LyiML

KAILliO ADIs a First Cbvs Road iu all rerpfcts.

WITH 285 WILES DOUBLE TRICK,THREK DAILY TRAINS

( With Connections fi om all Points West)

From Pittsburg to PhiladelphiaALL CONNECTING DIRECT TO NEW YORK,

Morninz Mail. Afiernoon Fast line,Night Express.

ONE TR1IH DAILY FBOM

PITTSBURG TO NEW YORK

(430 Miles),WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.

VIA ALLTJNTOWN and UASTONWith Direct Connections from Wetru Cities

Arriving HourIN ADVANCE OF OTHER ROUTES,

IN TIME FOR UOfllMN

ISy Unit or Jiotil Lint,

Express Train Runs Daily fillersSundays Excepted

NINE Daily Train from Philadelphia to New YorkT ickt- - (,'ood on any Line or Tram. New

York or Bodtou Tickets ia PitUburggood

VIA riiltjA DELPHI A Oil A LLKSTOW S.

BOAT TICKETS GOOD TO BOSTON VIA

ANY OF THE BOAT LINKS.

Ttco iPtiHv 1'annctittn frtun tlrr1nbvrg IIS alii mart an4 W nnhtnton.

Iteatrc Checked Through All Transfers Free.

FARE ALWAVS AS LOW AS ANY OTHER Rtilil

1511 TICKETS VII rimBlfRV.

Tickets lor 6?ale at allMain Oflices.

FIIEIGIITS.Py this ronr rrelrhbs of all deecrlptlons can b"

to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston, orBaltimore. t and from any Doint on the RaM.voada ofOhii, KeTiTnrky. IndiaTia, lllinoia, Wiscoueio, Iowa, orMiwmiri bv railroad direct.

Tb Pfimrivlvatiia lUnlroad alm cotin"ctf at PirtpbiiKwith ataniwrc, by which imofa can h toiwaidd ti anvFort on the Ohio, Mn?Hneim, Kentucky, Tnnowce,Ci'jubprlaiid. Illinois, M'lJ-t- inpi, Wiccutin, MiwourLKan!BP, Arkarisae, and Rd nvtrr; and at Cleveland,Sandnaky. aud 'hicago with atoamera to all port on tbeNfrthwfltim Lake.

Merchant and Sbipyera pntniptlnn the tranflrortHonof their frfisht to tbia Company cad rely with

on it redy tinusit.THE RATES OF FKKIOHT to and from any pAtnt

In tbo Wit by the Railroad, ar at alltimffl an favorable aa are charged by any othor RailroadC'iipantea.

t9rLt particnlar to mark packaxoa "Via PxMna. R.R.

K. J. 8NEEDER. PbiladelpMa.MACRAW A KOONS. North rtwt, BaltimoreLiiEl U & CO., No 2 Aator Honae, or No. 1 Soutb Wil-

liam atreet. New York.LP'KCH A CO., No. 77 Stat ftw. Rotoo.

H. H. HOUSTON.General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.

' L. L. HOUPT.General Ticket Agent. Philadelphia.

KNOCH LEWIS, General Sup't, Altooua, Pa.r.:i dtt

MADAME ISABEL SNELL,

D0CTRESS & ASTR0L0GISTEighth at., pecond door from Gray boo.

WOULD reepecrfnlly inform th citir.enc ofthat h ia able to tell any' hinit they bav

In tbeir mind, and can help people out of their trouble,do matter what it ia. She w& born with a secret thatenables her to nrpaii any one. elee in TK.LL1NG FOR'TUNK3. Phe, can also find out Through, her secret allcircumstancea of icknei, and can tell what will cure,as there are root growiug for overy dieeaae ia theworld.

Mndame I. 8. I the only one that can make DRHUFLAND S LIFE ESSKNCti pnre. This mixturei Rood tor al Miseiee", and can only be bought io herotfice. No. 5()H Eighth etreet, aecond door from Grayson.

Every iwreon that ie depieued aud troubled aboutWar should call ou ber. as she ie the only one that in.ber. ted the secret from la Sorttuz, the irreut Fortune'Teller that aaipted Ntpleon t France in all his ,

and made him fucceful in all his battles.She wagere S I OOO that no one can enrpas her.

Pleaise call and see her, and you will be relievedThose who are too poor can come without money: andthose who dnu't blhWe, call at li o'clock at nivht aid

ue win mane rnem oeneve. jeu aiyCUNDHIK- 3-k5 1W bh!s No. I Salt- -

Hi bbls hue Table Salt;6U bhls Cider Yiner- -

96 hl)s No. 2 M&.k-re- l;

bblf1 large No. 3 o;3iJ Jftdo'No. 3 do;io Vdo No. 2 do;60 kits No. 2 do;75 bbla Flour;

10 dozen Proioi":bs do Mrrub Broom":

601 b"ls Wiappimt Puper;Ji coili Grills Rope;p0 toi Ottou de;2'J coi't Heuiv do;

Sii'i bxws Pipea:15 do Lnjoo;6') do Dritd Herring;

In at ore and for ale byMARSHALL BALPRRT A CO ,

Jy29 8H' Main st.

COFFEE Rio Coffee::i0 do Lafiuayia Coffee;3'j pockete Java dc;

Jnwt received aitd for sale byiyi7 GARDNER A CO.

aOEMK NT AND LIME 5U bble Mr sale hvHIRHITT A PON.

11311 Salmon, Mackerel, and Herriug, iu packagesm and on retail lor sale by

TTIPBTTT BOM

CMlfcifc.f$E--;- tf boxe new Western Recei ve thwie kper railroad and for taJa byJNO. F. HOWARD A CO.,

iv'4 Main. hclwm ThirK and Pflnrth wf

WUMtSTillNir L l i;AO i cass choice Bi taki'at Bacou;

bt) pieces prune D' ied Beef;lf'U Stag: and Mackliu Ham;

J. ke.i prime lyeaf Laid;in srore aud tor eale by

HIBBITT SON.

"VKLLOW SUGAR 50 bbls choice refilled receivedx by mailboat aud for aale. byH. w. conn.

Brats Bound Cedar Ware, iketZ ( DOiiKN braes bound Cedar Pail-- , 3 tizaa;w 41 ao do do do Ca'is, a

LJ5 do do do do Cb'iius, 4 "45 do iron do do do, 4 l

'A') do do do di t aiin, 3 ":ti do do do do Paila, 3 "

In atom aud for eale low byORRIN RAWSON.

jy'i JUS Main st.. between Third and Fourth.

n LP ACHED CtTTON , cb cai-e- brands bleacbed Cottous;

A do bleached Drill;7 do Apron atid Shirting Check;1 ca.j3 Spanish Linen-Jus- t

received aud for sale lor ca?b hv.lAMP LOW A CO.,

lyt and aiu weet std Main st.

rRINT3-- 5- rasee new si yle Print, asforted brands,and for sale for caih hv

JAM KU LOW A CO.,Wt and 2ln wt rid 8lxh a

ADET JKANS cases Cadet Jeaua received andfor sale for cash by

JAMES LOW A CO.,and iln west de flfxth

AX AST0MSUIG DISC L0SIKE !

JUST PI BLISHKD,

A Key to the Disunion Conspiracy!Till; PARTISAN LEADP.R. A Worel

J Pv Peverl? Tucker, cf Vir:int 3' ictlv r f,lt'1hy the celebrated Dnff Cteen, at Waehinf-- ". 10 tnvear I..", toi in the Houfhern Mateji. an--

aniotiK but immediately euppreddid by toeenemies of the National I uion

This axtomshiuf book, iotbeeaibof a bHUiinf andfMcinatiup work r! Bction, vac printed In ISNwith a fictitious Imprint, and date of purp ling tobxau historical noel, detailing the event which hadtaken ni ce during the previous twenty year-- . In itare depired. wPh unerring aud propti-ti- c accuracy, thewhloot the present conspiracy, narrating thevery flveut- - which are this day transpiring throughoutthf Enited Statea of America.

Every friend of the Union honld read and profit byItpdlrrlosuree. The South will learn how thoi o.tKhlyit- - inhahitaulc have been th duped of a lew ambitioussn4t"Kle demagogue. Tbe mnaaiog aud mouttrrfutoutpiraey whicli i uevelirw al.ulat;ly Bfutctng,but roe book uxli Ciirrl cc uvictiou on its owu face.

f wo voluuwr iu one.jjai L, A. CIVILL, ii Maiu st.

30.EW YORK MILLS BMIRTINOB;

WAMSUTTA AND LONSDALE 8HIRI ls':SEMPER IDEM DO;BLACKSTONE AND HOPE DO;

ENGLISH LONOCLOTJI;10 4 LTICA SHEETINGS:

4, 4, AND 4 ALLENDALE BHEKTINOf10 4, 114, AND U 4 ALLK.NOALE SPREADS;

U 4. AND VM MARSEILLES QUILTS;MANCHESTER GINGHAMS;

WHITE A ''JbU ML'SK.E'1'0 NETT1NQ;HOOP SRIRTSiWHITE GOODS AND HOSIERY;

.lust received and wilt be sold low for cab.r. RES3 GOODd we will close out regardless of

ccst.WARTIN & OHUZVIBAnaH,

aif ib 34 Fourth at., bet. Market and Jefferson.

St. Charles Restaurant,Fifrh street, between Mala and Market.

mtjsnRoorris.VDNI50K,

GROTJSB,And all Mher DLLIOA!H3 of the SEASON, receivedda ly at tbe ST. CHARLIE.

O. C. RL'EFKR, Proprietor.

N. B. DAYTON ALK and PORTKR for salnhv tbabarrel, hall barrel, keg, aud in bottles.

"I" hi c. O. R.

GOLD FOE PAPER.BEST AND CHEAPEST

Ola idlestxxx v Olxtn.VOGT & KLINK.

XTIannfactnrer, - - 924 Third tnRespeetfolly offer for inpeclon and sale a large

and splendid assortment of

T 33 WE Xj TT,of annerior workmanship and fashionable styles. Diamond, Coral, Carbuncl, 1'earl, c articles rMfgood, 6ne, and beautttnl and everything bolontlng toour Hue, of Purorean import. New York fabrlca anaonr own make.

Having ben inirnctcd by Mnstenora to(,LOSrT OUTand sell at snp rate rahr thai retr.ru good, and, ow-

ing to tbe hrd times, delrnu toI.KI' ( ASH I USTIIHr.H UU

on tba eor of prir, we invite our friends and theto call and exnine onr stck, and rep tawnrflrmbllc wants and wishot will aud ehall be f ratiued.

a,t VOGT A RLINK'R,(IO M --Io. 14 Thfr1 mtrM

USKFUL AS WELL AS (ISNASKSTAl

Christmas and New Tear's PresentsAT

WM. KENDRICK'S;X Third at., betwn Main and Market.

My stok of

JBWPLRY. XiAlA SILVf.K and

Was never more complete than at prsnt, and ofTerMon m f&ir trmi as can b mccared In the city. Ckn1M M ANV NRW THIWIH. dH4 lhw

STATE OF THE (01XTRT.riiHK DANVILIK QUARTERLY RFVIPW f"r1 .tune, coutaiiiinc Itev. Dr. P.reckinridge article

ou the State of the Country ust received bvA. DAVIDSON,

yj I Ah mi3 Third trtet. ntr Marlrt.

New Boobs New Boohs.OF TUB LN1TKD NL 1 UKKLAND3, byHISTORY 4.

NOTKS ON SCKIPTT'RK. bv .Jm! Jones. 1

TUP- RIHLB AND TUB CLASSICS, by Rishop Made.m sit.

ANNALS OF TMK AMERICAN MPTIIODI3T PULfPIT. bF W- B. Ppraxue, D. D. 3.

MAC A CLAY' 8 HISTORY OF KNGLAND. Vol. .

WORKMKN AND TUFIR DIFFICULTIES, bv MreHayley.

BOLDIKR'V AND SAILORS TPXT BOOR, by Rt..1. R. D. D 'Mc.

OODKY'fl LADV'3 ROOK for My.Jnet received by A. DA VIDSON,

BOARDING.FAMILY and several ?iqk1b (tentletnen can MA with liue a"d "od hoard bf

aprlj'nvat MRS. K. W. GARY'S,Sixth at., immediately opposite 3t. Paul's Church.

rn "4 b'J U8T LiKGKlVKU

AT TITS

Clieap tOJto:i 0 FOURTH STREET.

LACK LOVB VPII-S- , now pitlm-- :I Blv k trep t ollaittttet", entirely uew;Linen MiC'C Rut!le:Pat".nt H.itmg Machines, Ije- -t articltj iu tuai ket;.taconet Revieixm;Mus-i- do;Narrow Footing:

Do Hohbiu Lacee:C(tit-'- s W't Spool Option. ol

And feroate at low n icee tor fh orjlr aCHARLES F. RAUCHFl'&S'3.

iyli Iftb Fnurlb st. Old N !''.

COAL! GOAL!riTTSBTJRQ,raACH ORCHARD,HARXrORD cur

COAL! . COAL!Of the beat quality aud at the lowest prices, for tale by

CR ITT END FN GANTT,Wwl cide of Third ttreet.

inv 4 ifcb htwn Main and Market.

GREAT REDUCTIONIJtf PIUCI3S I

Engraving,Lithographs,

Gilt Frames,Louking-Glasse- s,

Walking Canes.A fine assortment, end CIILAPFR THAN EVKR.

rCej. Inrlri f.,Mwrrn rrond nnd Third,RtHs S. W rcrorr (tlarkrr Hnd Prejuon Mf

At HUND A KNOFKL'Sal6 b&l Book tore.

NEW OOOI)S-N- EV BT7LPB.Having jui-- t trom the Kaet, we

are enabled o ruuijh rur fiienas andOt cuatoiuert i'itli all the IMt sn1 niot 'sB0

iasbioble alh?8 of HAT aud CAPSworn. A. CRAIC,

Cor ier Fourth and Main ets.

HAVK TM IS T AY OPKNKD 3MK (" TUBWEmoA besiifJulFRKNCII PLAVKR FKLT HAPever exhibited u thie nrist, in styles th !.",

A. CR !

HOYS' ZOUAVR CAPS just received atA;. r.tAIG'S,

LjTKtW GOODS The remainder ot ilaree andO t'a'bionable or ol Sti-a- Goods w will cloe cutat tmprewd nted low price j Now u your time to bufg3cdd cheap. A. CKAlli.

ILITARY CAPS We ar uow prepared t manr.1Mstyles and qualities. A. CRMO.

v J.' bAj rner Fourh and Main te

Just Received,IIARPBU'S MAGAZINE lor Jnn- -, at11 A. DAVIDSON,

Third tr. nr t

CHAMPAONK WINKSif capes V. lirqiiot;k ii) do Delnioiiico;2h baskets Versanti :

A do Hted-tr- A Co.:In stoi and for sale in quantities to suit purchaser by

ni J. P. THOMPSON, 7t Fourth st.nrT"rnis Cash

SHKRRY, MADEIRA, AND PORT WINL3JL tt ooan bne pale Sherry;

H d old Madeira;Iff 8 do old Pott;

lu store and for sale iu quantities tn suit purchasers byjn J. P. THOMPSON, 7tt Fourth at.

rf'FVrfn

NATIVE WINKS -ica-e- Mo. Sparkling Catawba;

i: doz(-- tiite Dry do;In el"re aud tor nale in quantities to suit ptirrht- -

pi9b- laJul J. P. THOMPSON, 7b tourth st.rTernn each.

1 RK K FAST HACO cau vaed eugar-cure-

1 Uh.cou lo store and f'ir sale by1 H IM HlfllARDT 41TVrlrtt

1 AVA COr'I' KK-- ') biiis superior old Java Cottce re- -

reived aud tor eale byC.ARDNFR CO.

dionllouif ns, Vonihs' and

CLOTHING.J M. ARMSTRONG.

On Mnln. oppowlir tfae National Hotel,AS aa eleirsnt Rt?li ofII tiKTLKMKv'S ' LOTHING;

YOlTHo' CLOflHMi;CHILDREN'! CLOTHING;

Also ShiiN, Hoeierr. Cnderwca'", Glove. Craa's,b1'cks. Tie, Su.pL'nderr, 4c, nui table tor lha rewuu,at low pncej, koii CASH

SPECMI, NOTICE.MONKV!M"NKV!

CAttH'cash:

The " of ,1. M ATtnrt'ene, on Mn etrc-?t-

n,'t Valioal. 'ho have not paid their Julyal favor by att3din 10 Tabill- -, will contei au

t.ntioriantd.itv at ones, is ho iihx tj o E.t m a fewdays frr lit- - tuil

BUNTING! BUNTING!lot

FLAGS!A siip-ri- article "f the different colore just received

and fcr sale low by

Cair?t nd Furuiebinft Waiehuse,Main st , botnecu Third and Fourth

aTOl tK am bge good ta puma Kio tff- e lucud lor sale by

aS! NT'W RTT( 'H A N A N A f.'-

TVT o. Ml'LASbKS bll prime Plantation M

11. laa;t iu atore and fni sale byBl AND'W Hi 'Ch AnAN CO

AMI SCOAB-HOUS- MOuASAKS ".a bblaS' jais Knar-H- ' Mi larte.' in tlor- and fori ll AiVtV K Li 'HAN AN D.

tlhLP i) packi.'-- extra...HjOid hall alio kck3, lu store au4LaJlj AND'W iJL'ftiANAN A CO,