DAILY COURIERSteamboat and IUrer News.

STEAMBOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.roa MinccLtu en uTarauim.

BCPIRIOR.IMttHian. CincinnatiORB, Moore, St. Loul.MLLNOTTE, McCain, N. O.POLAND, Grtcey, p,tu.ALRuRA, Gornely, N. 0.LMP1ME No. S, Clin, Carrollton-XMM-

DEAN, Vineyard,CLARA DkAN, Cadwsy, Pitta;RELIANCE, Donallv, Mem.JuU.N GAL'LT, Bubcc, Memphis.TIMi;, Bernard, Flsrene.HARRISON BKIDGES, Everhart, Green R.hOW LINO GREEN, White, Green rivr.

JOHN' BRIGGS. Cobb, While River.FOLtAN, Lopan, Owcnsboro.JOHN C. FREMONT, otockdal, 8W Louis.

Thi Bivm was slowlj ruing yesterday, withfully five feet water in the canal in th evening,a rise of a little over two inches in the previous 4bour. On the falla there were two feet water forsteamboats, and we noticed quite a fleet of lightfiatboats descending the chute yesterday. Theweather was both cold and clear all day yesterday,and ice was freely made, even in the snn. Theweatber was also clear and bright last night, thefirst clear day and and night we hare had sincelast October.

By our dispatches from Pittsburgh, it appearsthat there were but four leet water in the chan-nel, and the weatber clear and cold. Considera-ble snow had fallen in that region, and along theAllegheny, in some places the snow being six in-ches deep. This, with a little warm weather andrain, would cause a rapid rise in the river in thatquarter. At Cincinnati the river was still risinga little yesterday.

The John Gault, from Cairo, reports the lowerOhio falling quite last, caused by the rapid declinein the Mississippi, which draws the water off fromthe Ohio more rapidly than heretofore. The latehigh stage of water in the Mississippi made backwater in the Ohio extend as far as Padueah. Nowthe lower part of the riTer, especially Cumberlandbar, will be as shoal and difficult to navigate asScuffle town.

By a dispatch from Eransville yesterday morn-ing, we learn that there was four and a half feetwater on iScuffietown bar.

The Pacific which left this port Saturday eren-ing full of passengers for the South, was at Evans-viii- e

at 10 o'clock Monday morning. She had notbeen aground anywhere, and went along astonish-o- g

weii lor the stage of water.US? The following m regard to the rates oflreid 10 2em Orleans trom Cincinnati, andfurther particulars of the disaster of the FultonCity, we copy from the Gazette of yesterday:

Whisky and oil 75c : trk 15: bacon, hmoretc SoaAOc per cwt; machinery fl 00; hones flO perThe oficers of all the steamers arriving from Pitts-

burgh, yesterdsy, report the Fulton Cits lvlnir mirtr.Inr , and badly twisted and broken, with no possibility ofujiuuijuuiucriBicuiMrj. a DitDoatls along-

side of the rck,1nto which has been placed light freighttakea off the deck of the steamer. It is thought that thecabin all! coat off. The water is still up into tte centreof the cabin, an 1 the boat lies careened to her itarboard.There were only six lives lost, as stated by us yeiterday.Their names, save the deck hand, we have net yet as-certained.

The Iowa brought down, yesterday, four eonrlcU fromGreenup Coimty, Sr., en rout to Frankfort.

A betvy raof storm prevailed along the river abovethis port, niht before last.

The Stum Tigs. We recently announced thearrival of a pair of steam tow boats on the Mis-sissippi, from Philadelphia, for New Orleans.The route tLey traveled was first up Delawareriver to Karitan, and down the Baritan to NewYoik Hay, up the Hudson river to Troy, then intothe Erie canal to Syracuse, then into the Oswegocanal to Oswego, from Oswego up Lake Ontario tothe Wfcllacd canal, in Canada, then across LakeErie to Detroit, Lake St. Clair and St. Clair riverinto Uurnu, through the Straits of Mackinaw intoLake Michigan, and thence to Chicago, from Chisago into tae Illinois and Michigan canal to

in tue Illinois river, and down that to theMississippi, and thence to New Orleans. Theyare named C. A. Mosher and Gunnison, and havemade fourteen miles an hour, one towing theother.

For Memphis axd Whits River. The substan-tial and rery comfortable steamer, John Briggs,takes her departure to Cairo, Memphis, and'White river this leveuirg. She starts at 4 o'clockwith the mail, iu charge of Capt. Cobb, one ofthe most rel.able, safe, and thorough boatmenafloat, and we commend her to both passengersand trippers. Sue is a very staunch boat, provided with an excellent, well furnished cabin, andoutlit complete. During the past summer Capt.Cobb fend Ler thoroughly overhauled and refitted,and ahe cow looks like a new boat on her firsttrip. She is ol light draft, and will go out with-out delay, uud take New Orleans freight andpassengers.

EsT" Among the arrivals and receipts at NewOilcans on the l"th were the Eclipse, from Carolina Landing, with S,095 bales of cotton; John

lujuuaa, irom aieinpnis, l.AW; Princess, fromicksburjr, 4.fj34; Falls Citv.from Alexandria,

6'J; Iudian, 452; W. W. Farmer, S!4; Lau- -u nin.ziii ; suuarv UUber countrv hnttta Til- -

uiuruuO J;-- Dales.For Bowlixg Gaxxx. The LTarrison Bridges, a

neat and cuu lets passenger packet, io chargeof Capt. U. A. Everhart, is the regular Greenriver packet tins eveniug. She is the finest boatin toe trade, and a very comfortable one for tra-velers.

Toe TekNEssKE River. The fleet packet Timetakes her departure to all points along the Ten-nessee river this evening. She starts at 5 o'clockin the temporary charge of the clerk, Mr. McVey,who is one of the best and most attentive clerkson the river.

The Orb, which came in from upper poitsbefore daylight, yesterdav morning, had some Sinches of saov on her guards and nosing Shehad been in a snow storm.

Business among the boats and boatmenhas revived in earnest, with no less than thirtyarrivals and departures of boats vesterday. Thatis a pretty good port list for one day.STo the attentions or Capt Reeder, clerk of theJoliu Gault, from Cairo, we are indebted for ariver memorandum.

The John Gault has been laid up lor a few daysFor the "East. The Superior is the regularmad packet for Cincinnati She is incharge of Capu Ditman.with oarcourteaus, popu-lar friend, R. &. Dunning, in the clerk's office.JSMr. Garner, the former popular cleik of theJouu IWs, has retired trom the river and estab-lished himself as a wholes! mr.-h.-

t&-- The famous r acket E. II. Fairchild. one ofthe test of the Lightning Line, passed MiemphiB"v.mug, irom Urleans fefce isdue rnday.

Thf Jas' Mo.n,Rmery is advertised to startr!' ".w lul 'riohv, irom Portland. She isLightning Line pacifT.

SF"Tbe Moses McLellan is due from Memphisthis evening, &ad starts to that port Fridar

V OUT OF L0CI8VULB.Aa.RiVAL8 November 14.

t.aima Dean, Carrollton; Dr. Kane, St. LouUUmpire, H. Fltxhusli. Cin:Cambridge, Pitts; Orb, Cin;Argoraut, " Neptune, St. Lou is;Jobs Gauit, Cairo; Soloto, Henderson;A. G. Brown, Pitts; Marmora, ntts;

DEPARTURES.TdecraDh. Cin: BalUc,Emma lean, Carrolitoc; Iowa, St. Louis:Umpire, A. G. Brown, N. O;Cambridge, St. LouU; U. Fiuhuch, Memphis;Argonaut, tcioto No. 2, Hendersen;Dr. Kan, Pitta; Gaiel, Pitts;Veptuno, J. B. Ford, Wheeling;Kir H m. WaUace, Et. Louis.

KECEIPTS BY TIIK UIVEH.nsAoiie oi.f tuu lrxoixs ssticlss o impost

CIN CIN S ATI Per Telerraph No. 810 bbU whiakv.Mereuesd ft Co W do do, W L Weller 60 do do, Chen-cwe-

do do, Wallace ft Monks 12 do di, Clark 1(8boxes soap, J Ruater i5 doien brooms. Stokes J5 doswastboards, Owens 10 bdls paper, Ualdeman 35 bxsoap, Noah WeWsio bgs eeffee, MM Cc 27 bxi-- " " - con aj a oo, MarUn II do do, PiattloO sacks hue wheat meal, Clifford-- 18 bags bga. Bran-- c

as ft Craff 83 bbU seed, Baaham 6 bars do, Basham60 pkgs mps, i kei beer, Is bbls fiib, fcJ cases oysters,lis ptt fariiiture, O wens.- C AKRuLTOM Per Umpire No. 8162 bbU whUkr 66do flur, Juo fcnyder 80 do whisky, Penton ft Glove 61iai aogs, owner on ooara o talea hay, owner on board2 bbls whisky, t do flour, owner on board 4 coops

owner on board 10 bbls flour, do IISatidietresa, M doc brogaxi, owners an board.CARRoLLTON Per Emma Dean 19 bbls baaf.&s d

whisky, to do apples, 8 pkgs furniture, 10 bbls b haadles6 coup fows, 4 borsei, 1 buggy, owners 100 bales hay)at m v d s.uiora.

SAINT LoClc Per Neptune 140 bales hemp, sunddries o order. 182 hhds sugar resMpped from Cairo.

SAlMT L017JS Per Dr. Kane M bales batting, 100idm sugar, ewcomb ft Bro.

The John Gult left Cairo Saturday, November 18, at8 o'clock, P. M. In port for New Orleans, Antelope.nesiiippea our rretfht on Antelope, and passengers ona.. M. &enneth. Met Car ley Bowen at Mound City,nooojoro. ai La3y waiton at Brooklyn. Os-ceola above, Tempoet at Pryors Island, Camden at Hur-ricane J land. Interchange at Cateyvllle , J. W. Choes-ta-

at Mo. feaiine, CoivorM at Poker Point, 3. W. Lom-bart-

Floyd's Linking, Meteor at Long's Landing, 83.- Tucker la liendeion Bend, Alt amount la Dutch

Bend, Pacific lying above the bar at ScoXfieiown, K at.Pattoa at French laland bar, aUnnesota at Grandviow,Uenry Graff at Troy, Diana and Anglo Saxon at TeU

ty, fort Wayne at Cannelton, Qatoa cf the West atiaaury's Land.ng, Eolian at Blue River Island, South-rao- rand Delegate at Amsterdam.

Skxit and Fmlt Trees md Flowp rs..J htT for xX Ur& 8hade Trees, the Allan--a wblch haa .o disagreoabls odor waew

TT UJ' fll:r, Wapel and Catalpaa, PeachMT; r,PiT7 Oooarry PUau, Currant..Z?tl! TMCr 4 Shrubs, Hya--

U"V!or Panting the above.e"V RDWARJ '. WIIQM, Plortat.J. O. BUCEXJCs"

Conmisslon t Forwarding Merchant,lrOUMVILX.K, Kv

APPINTElAOE.NTfor.w'Tor H4 trie RatiandCoiumbos Railroad, Littio Hiatal Railroad, AmorietaTransportation Company. Through Bills Lading tlven

apoB shipmtite Eaot same rates as other r,Donibl.Lifios. aOao at Chas. Baaham's, Jr., Fourth tT

n8 dim

HOOTS AND SHOES.Those la waat of lioouand fhoes of

T 1 mI aft styles and quail ds, are reminded fj

f i 1 uat uy cm est eaitod by ealMng at f t ,

dd esiabliabed hoase of IS years 1 "sin

standi eg. No. 440 Market street, near Fourth. I amdaily making ad lilioas to my already large stock. Calland ret in worth of your money.

ae27 - . , CNTBIR.

COMBIEKCIAX.' ; OFFICE LOCISYILLE COURIER, t

Tcb&dav Evmibo, Nov. 16. fFLOUR AND GRAIN Flour market Is very firm, and

tra inactions by the dray load are large, at 4 75 to 5

for city superfine and extra. No sales of eountry brandsreported. Wheat Is in good demand at 90c$T for choicered and white, and in some cases 95 to fl 05, but farmerscan hardly rely on obtaining the latter prices, as a fewdefective grains in the bushel will prevent its reachingtheaney standard. Corn is very scarce, and In activedemand. Early la the morning we notice sales fromwagons of 800 bushels at 4c, and from store the sameamount at 50 to 65c. Oiher grain entirely unchanged.EPOTAT0E8 Sales of 60 bbls white Ne.banocks ati 65, and 60 bblsde do, at 2 25, bbls Included.HAT Bales 100 bales from the levee at flSCANDLES Sales 200 boxes at 17c, a decline of lc

We quote at 17, 18, 19.8 ALT Retail sales T. I. at $1 per sack.GROCERIES-Sa- les of 28 thds sugar at TXTc; 85

bbls new molasses at 87o; T half bbls Elm Hall at 84o, 13bbls Philadelphia crushed and powdered sugar at lOtfc,and small sales of coffee at last quotations.

PROYI3IO N3 Sales 9 sacks clear sides at 9fc, 9 doshoulders at pkgs extra, 9 casks bams at 10Js,packed.

LARD 10 kegs sold at 11c.OIL Linseed unchanged, 71a79.FLAXSEED Receipt ligVt, we quote at fl 80.SHEETING Sales 15 bales Bannon's mills at i&e.BAGGING AND ROPE Market quiet, with llgt.t

transactions, and sales of 60 pieces common to choicebaling, at 12Xal4c, and 80 colli machine rope at 6c.

TOBACCO Sales Tuesday at warehouses, of 22 hhdsvis: 1 at t3 75, 1 at 4 70, 1 at 4 40, 1 at 4 95, S at 4 90, 1

at 4 65, 1 at 4 63, 1 at 5, 9 at 5 05, 1 at 6 25, 1 at 6 45, 15 60, 1 at 5 65, 1 at 6 50, 1 at 6 80, 1 at 6 95, 1 at 7, 1 at6 65, 1 at 8 25, and 1 at X 25.

TELEGRAPH MARKETS.Ciscihxxti, November 16, M.fJ

nogs buoyant; no sales yet. Whisky Arm, Provisions neia nigner.

New Tnar. Kmk 1A lFlour advanced: sales of 14,000 bbls at $1 604 75

for State, 85 bO&S 60 for Ohio, and 5 2u5 &0 forcu"'u,'"i " neat nas aavaneed iqxc; bush sold

i iio oiorrj,fi o for white, 75o for Chicagopiiug, i iumr netiern rea, ana f 1 xi for ditto white.

worn auu; sales 15,000 bash at 74a75c. Pork firm atfie lor prime. Lard firm. Whisky steady.

BxLTinoaa, November 16,qmet: sales Howard atraet and Ohio at S -

Wheat active: red 81 SOffil 25. and whiu tl 80tfii 60.Corn quiet; new while 61(&66; old do 70(a78, new yellowosS'5- - Provisions quiet but very firm.. Whisky active.

New Toes. November 16. P. M.Cotton firm; sales of 8,600 hales Uplands at 11 8 16

tlour advanced, sales 16,000 bbls. Wheat advanced,sales SO,OW busheU. Corn dull; sales 19,000 bushels yellow at 67. Sugar firm; Muscovado 6a8. gales of keglead at 10c. Coffee quiet but firm. Freights firmer; on11 our 10 uverpooi nominal at

New OBLtAKB. November 16. P. M.fislesof Cotton v 6,500 bales: nrlcei unchanged.

The steamer's news had no effect upon the market; Or-leans middling ll)f; sales of 8 days 23,00u baits; receiptsjor o aaya oo,ow uaies. tugur auil, at advance; Molasses 23. i lour quiet at 84 75. Corn dull at 6S. Lardfim. Freights of cotton to Liverpool stiller, but ratesuncuacgeu.

Cimcismsti, November 16, P. M.nour unchanged and in moderate demand. Whisky

firm sake 1,2'KJ btls at 193c- Hogi buoyant; ealei 6owhead, chiefly for future delivery, at 6 4 0a6 50 for thoseaveraging lbs, and at the close holders asked higherprices. The total reeeipts are 81 from the beginning ofthe season againat 17,0tM) at the same time last year.Mess pork advanced to f 16 50, and was in demand atuiis rate; at the close, holders asking higher prices.Lard la In quick tlemaod at lOalOX, held h'gher. Oreenmeats uncnangetl. eather cool and freezing.

New York Stock Market.Niw Tosx. November 16. M.

Stocks higUrr. Calena and Chicago Vl; Michiganventral l.r;e lO.S; Cleveland and Tolsdo Bt; La-crosse Land Grants X"; Panama Railroad Bonds 1193;Pacific Mall Steams ip Company lo53; Tennessee 684X"; Carolina's fcSlf; Chicago and Kock Inland iiiiinio i ventral y; Illln-i- s Central Bonds b, Lacrocand Milwaukie 4; Michigan Southern 22; New YorkCentral b2X; Headinit 61; MUwaukie and Mississippii; urgw.a sixes vi; Alieiourl sixes M; Cumberlandvoai vo. rennsylvanla Coal Co. ba.

Nxw Toac, November 16, P. M.Stocks firmer. Cumberland Coal 22&: Illinois Cen- -

trsl 7y; IUlns is Csntral Bonds 93; Michigan asuthern22; N. Y. Central hi; Reading 51 X; Missouri ixezvx; uaiena and Cldcago 72; Michigan Ceat.ai6S;Cleveland and Toledo S2; Lacrosse Land Grants 274.

Vlonej market.Nw Yoax, Noveaiber 16, M.

Sterliuf exchange dull, declined; sales at 8Q,9)i percent, premium.

Cibcivjuii, November 16, P. M.ioey market unchanged.

Nw Obliiss, November 16, P. M.notchange on N sw York 4X, on England 15).

MISCELLANEOUS.

DeGrath's Groat Electric Oil.IMPORTANT TO THE WORLD.

IscuHAfOLis.Oct. 23, lb56.Pros. DkGbsth Utar Mr: This Is to certify that 1

have been partially deaf for five or tlx years, and 1

have been cured by one application of lietirath's Slec- -tnc Oil, in presence of hundreds and thousands of people, m iront 01 me rair vrounas.

Yoars truly, WM. KENDRICK.Another

Indus AFOU3. Oct. 20. 1856.Pbp. DxObsts Dear Sir: This certifies I have tried

Prof. DeGrath's Electric Od. I have been deaf for fireyears, and it has cured me.

Yows truly, HENRY WOODS, Sr.x et aniuuier

IsriAHirous, Oct. 28, 1S56.nam. Dkbath Vear Hir: This certifies that I have

ceou deaf ie years. DeGrath's Electric Oil has restored my hearing quite well.

1 ours truy, JOHN TAYLOR.And here is another from the wealthiest Druggist In

sue urealCixcixsiri. Nov. 8. lfi.16.

Paor. DxGs atb: Please send me 12 gross small sixeNo. 1, 12 groa medium No. 2, and 2 gross large No. 8,

uu urw on me tor me amount as Deiore.JOHN D. PARK.

This celebrated remedy for Rheumatism, Gout,Erysipelas, Eruptions, Sprains, Burns, Felons.

Ac, is manufactured only by Prof. Charles De9rath,everywhere known as the original discoverer, at his oldestaouanmemin I'nuaaelphia.

The sale of this great remedy has been unprecedented.L,a&t year alone over fw.OOO worth was sold, andwherever It Is known there it Is used. Purcell, Ludd ACo., of Richmond, last year bought over tl.2)0 worth;I'.arnes ft Park, cf New York, 3,000 worth; Seth S.Hance, of Baltimore, over 81,000; J. D. Park, of Cincinnati, f 1,1100; ana ot&er urge Drapgiiu all over the United etaies.

Raymond ft Tyler, agents, No. 74 Fourthst., oppositeauu&i novel, uon i mimaict me number.feb20 d2awftweowly

ESTABLISHED IN 182T.CARY ft TALBOT, Wholesale and Retail Drucglsts

Apothecaries, 458 Market street, Louisville, Ey.V4t

SiUNDRIESIJ 2,000 lbs Venetian Red;2,000 &s Alum;2,000 lbs Cream Tartar;1,500 Its Super Carb. Soda;

1 case Mace;1 do Nutmeg;5 bags Pepper and Spice;

600 Tbs Inditro. 1 or (ale bvCARY ft TALBOT, Market street, "

o- - netween Third and Fourth.

PREMIUM COMBINED CIDER MILL,tOBH SllliLLEItAND 1ILSU.ER,

MALE'cl PATENT."THIS celebrated Machine took the premium at the

Kentucky State Fair, In connection withKramer's Cider Mill, Hickock's do., and "Culp's Mill,"and is pronounced by competent judges one of the mostuserut inventions or the age. it can be converted froma Cider Mill to a Sheller and Husker In two minutes, andaoes spienaia worx.

Price, with Press all complete, $40. For sale bya. W. BASHAW, Main street,

nl between Third and Fourth.

FRUIT TREES4 Vrli40'000 APP' Tre 1 D0 c 7Ars old, assorted;2dk25,000 do do 8 do do;

15.000 Dwarf and Standard Pear Ttreee.PI um, Cherry and Apricot Trees in great variety andas id abundance. Also Shrubs, Flowers, Bulbs, Ever-g- s

eons, Green House Plants, ete., ete. Orders promptlyfitted and warranted true to name. Trees put up In thenaoet carciui manner ana best shipping condition. ForM te, wholesale and retail, by

O. W. BASHAW, Main street,north side, beween Third and Fourth.tjLlberal discount to the trade. nl

WHEAT FANS 18 Inch and 26 inch FanBambrough's Patent Premium Fan Mills.

r sale very low by O. W. BASHAW, Main st.,Jut

T.1KESII CLOVER SEED-- ln extra article ofJL. Clover &ei just received and for sale by

O. W. BASHAW, S16 Main street, north side,' between Third aud Foarth,

4 opposite Bank of Louisville.

BUI N LEY'S PliEirilCin PLOWB-Abe- adall camoetitlon. and eira univerail ktUfLI,n

To ess Plows took the premiums at the late Kentucky"" "u- - roriaienv u. w. sibuiw.

J '' Agent for Manufacturers.

wr,i?ATI 8lTe market prioe forJ T Wheat, delivered at Portland or Louisville.FRANCIS McHARRY,

iuldtf Main SU bet Elirhth and Nintt.

C1K3IENT, ce. Hydraulic Cement, Plaatcr ParisFalls Lime, manufactured and for sale by

Main st. bet. Eighth and Nlntfc.

GINSENG 8t0 pounds lor sale byGARDNER A CO.

XJEACIIES 100 bushels Dried Peachy m prime

AND LEADSHOT kegs Patent Bhot;ft do Buck ( do; r :

' 100 plgiLcad:Received per steamer Melrose and for sals by .

10 . BL8TARD, ffo. 044 Main street.

17IUB SETA AND STANDS A Urge stock,Je. noo asui common, rery cheep.

as p. M. JOHES, 71 Tourth street.

T?IHE FEN DEIiS Brass and brass mounted, la.a. store ana ror saie ny

m r. M. JUNEa, 71 Foortn street.lOAL llODS AND VASES Brass, Copper,

J and Knameled Iron Coal Hods and Taaos. for salelow for cash. . nS - P. M. JONES.

"PLATE WAlt.TIEIiS All stylet at reducedA. prices. - - na P. M. JONKS.

OODFIS1T-1- SKo. 1 new Codfish:

W H do do do do!Ia sure and for sale by

w GKORGE W. MORRIS, 40 Third st.11 ItUIiCJ 900 boxes No. 1 Herring Just reoevod

od lor sale byUKO. W. MORRIS, No. 40 Tnlrd street.

"pOX'S STAHCII 5t)0 boxes in store and forA. jaaie by nlj H. B. CLIFFORD.

YINEOAU 1V0 btm pertor Tinegar In storeand fr sale by 12 H. B. CLIFFORD.

HLCItWnEAT FLOU UlOO bags , new

bit IL . CLIFFORD, U Foarth or Wall st.''I

BY TELEGRAPH.The Chess Tournament

Philadelphia, Nov. 16. The great chess tour-nament between the New York Club and the Phil-adelphia Athenxutn was commenced last even-in-

the moves being telegraphed over the wiresof the American telegraph company. For theperfect working of this noveltj the nicest accura-cy was requisite, and, under the supervision ofthe able corps of electricians employed by theAmerican company, the players were not, in theleast, inconvenienced by the distance at whichtheir opponents were stationed, the New Yorkplayers, in the rotunda of the Merchants' Ex-change, of their city, and the members of theAthenaeum in one of the private offices of theAmerican telegraph company. The following isa report of the moves:. Game No. I

Bed, New York. White, Philadelphia.1 P to Q's 4th. 1 P to K's 8d.

P to B's 4th. 2 P to Q's 4th.8 Kt to 8d. 8 K's Kt to B's 3d.4 K's Kt to K's B's 3d. 4 P to Q's B's 4th.5 P to K's Sd. 5 Q's Kt to Q's B's Sd.6 P to Q's R's Sd: 6 P to Q's Kt's Sd.7 Q's B's P takes Q's P. 7 K's Kt takes P.8 K's B to Q's Kt 5th.s 8 Q's B to Q's 2d.9 Q's Kt takes K's Kt. 9 P takes Kt.

10 Castles. 10 P to Q's R's 8d.11 K's B takes Kt. 11 B takes B.12 Kt to K's 5th.

Previous to the commencement of the play Phil-adelphia notified New York of the intention toadjourn at half past nine, which New York agreedto. The last move of the latter was played at thathour, and uo return was made, and some of themembers of the Philadelphia committee retiredat 10 o'clock. A message was received from Pro!.Allen, the umpire of the New York club, statingthat it is the general custom in match game toadjourn when an equal number of moves havebeen played, and relernng, among otherstances to the ruling of the chess congress lastyear, rroiessor Allen replied that a special arrangement overrules the general custom. ;N

mportant advantage is gained yet on either side

From "WashingtonWashington, Nov. 16. The practice ship Ply

mouth, which arrived at Mobile, yesterday, bringtag bit. rorsyiu, minister 10 aiexico, nas Deen odered to Washington. The sloop-of-w- St. Louwill immediately be put in commission to supplher place in the Gulf. Commander I) den has received preparatory orders to command this vesselOrders will be forthwith sent to our naval forcesin Central America, having in view the enforcement of the President's proclaniaHOD.

Advices received here state that Commodore I.valette was introduced to the Sultan of Turkey, asthe latter was passing from the mosque to hisbarge, in presence of the Unitad States Ministerand Consul-Uenera- l. lie was afterward receivedat court, and visited all the departments of thgovernment. The Turkish Admiral, who recentlyvisited this country, was remarkably hospitableand attentive. The visit of the Sultan to thesteamer Wabash was the first he ever made a for-eign ship of war. He expressed his admirationof the beauty of her model and her superior war-like condition, and his friendty feeling for theUnited States, lie particularly requested thatthe President should be informed of his visit tothis vessel.

Lieut. Fairfax ha been ordered to the sloop-o- f

war fat. Mary's. Westry G. Gosnell and JohOwens have been appointed to the Inaians ol asningtou territory.

Dispatches received here announce that MSebastian has been uuanimously to thesenate, trom Arkansas.

Bankers' Convention.Bostov, Nov. 16. Eighty-eigh- t New Englan

banks were represented here in convectionto consider the subject of the redemDtion of thetbills in Boston, and to discuss the position as3umcu uy iuu ouuuik uuna in tue matter, xne convention was quite nnanimoua in favor nf. thBank of Mutual Reception as a substitue for thduuoik Dank.

Destroyed by Fire.Peotidkjjce, R. I., Nov. 16.-- The theater in th

city was entirely destroyed by the fire of lastnight. Total loss estimated at 200,000 dollars,upon which there was an insurance of ll,OoJuoiiars.

Eiver and Weather.St. Loci 3. Nov. 16. River falling ranidlv. all

me upper streams are ret orted on the deriinnine weather is clear and cool, with the mercurjuciuw me ireezinjj point, it rroxe very nard lanight

PiTTSBCECH, Nov. 16. River 4 feet by pier markwui ou a biuuu. rreezinc

Illinois Election A Republican Defeat.The returns from Illinois, says the Cincinnati

Enquirer, would seem to indicate the defeat of theRepublicans and a choice of a Legislature favorable to the return of Mr. Douglas to the Unitedstates senate, i his result we are prepared to setclaimed by the opposition press as a creat rebuketo the Administration, but we do not not so regardit or oeneve it was intended Dy the people of liltnois. What are the facts: Two candidates are before the people of Illinois for Senator, Mr. Dougas uuu iur. Lincoln, ice iormer claimed to be

supporter of the Admiuistration in every thinexcept us Kansas policy. Mr. Lincoln was itavowed opponent in every particular. The massol the friends of the Administration, it is evident from the returns, voted for the Douglasmciuuers oi tue legislature and lor the candidates for Congress and State officersIhe latter, Alessrs. Fondy and French, before the election, wrote letters for PubHcationin which they declared themselves favorable tothe administration of Mr. Buchanan, and theirintention of giving it their surtDort. This, andthe fact that Mr. Douglas had always, up to thecwiumencemeni oi tne last session ot Congress,stooa squsreiy upon toe democratic platformand that it was vehemently insisted by hismends that it was his intention to do so ifuture, gave him the great mass of the Democratic vote, lie bad long been their leader, anit was not unnatural that they were reluctanto give him up, and weie disposed to overlookwnat inev noped would be but a single error,and to place hiui in a position where he couldagain do honorable service to the organizalion. iney prelerred Mr. Douglas to Mr.Lincoln because Lincoln would oppose the Democratic party aud the administration on all pointswhile Mr. Douglas, if his friends could be believed, would ive to both his support. Inacting they agreed with Vice Presidunt Breckininridge, James D. Clay, Senator Brown, and otherprominent democrats, who, while they differedwim uougias on the nansas Question, thought ithe better policy. The result will be looked towitn some interest to see if their confidence iswell judged or misplaced. If Mr. Douglas continues his separation of last winter from the Democratic organization, the Democracy of Illinoiswill repudiate him; but we hope he will takecounsel of his wisest friends, and be fathful totheir pledges, by supporting cordially Democraticponcy, and ine administration In its endeavor tocarry it out. Mtmptti Appeal.

An Attempt at Black Mail.The annexed correspondence between the Hum

berland City Bank and the publisher of a Bankote reporter, is quite spicy, and not nninterest

mg to pants and bank note holders :

CCMBERLA.VD ClTT BaXK, )

Cumberland. Md.. Nov. 8. ls.v. fTo the Editor of the Enrtst :

in oraer mat you may tnow the mod m operandiof aome of your all street Bank Nota Rennrtpra1 enclose Herewith a letter which I have iust ro- -

received from one of that gentrv. together with acopy oi my reply tnereto, which please publish intne money article or your morning and eveningpaper, that it may have that wide circulationwincn its importance demands, and that the nnh.lie may know the "gathering enfluence" iu regard to this institution.

It may not be improper for me to add that thibank is confined entirely to a legitimate homeuusiness, aua us issues are promptly redeemed atits own counter, and at the bankinc house nfMessrs. Appleton & Co., Baltimore, at the samerate as ail other interior Maryland banks.

ery respectfully,w. O. SPAYTU, Cashier.

Merchants' Exchange Basking Co , ?

New York, November 5th. 1833.W. O. Spaith. Esq. : Can von inform m when

I can see f It is important that I shouldhave a personal interview with the proprietors ofiu viiy Dana.

Ibere is a gathering influence against the instltution, and, if not aatisfactorially explained, itwin unug epeeay ruin on an concerned.

JOHN S. DYE,E. of the Wall Street Broker.

Cumberland Citt Bank,Cumberland. Md.. November 8. 1SS8. f

John id. Dte : Yours of the 5th insL i. recuivarfla writing letters of this kind, it would be well foryou to nrst ascertain that the parties to whomthey are' addressed are not as well acauaintedwith your history and character as I am, and haveDeen, irom your nrst appearance m Cincinnatiutn now. x thiuk there baa been a "oathertno an

Jtuenee" in regard to yourself for some time.w

There is no such person as too name interestedin to is oanK or in any war connected with it.

w. O. SPAYTH, Cas.

IIeavt Yeipict Against Fernakdo Wood.10 the Superior Court of ew York, on Saturday,'

nan do Wootf for preventing, when he was Mayor,Messrs. uodge and ttaraes from executing theircontract lor raising the sunken shin Josenh Walder. ". .. -

ONE HUNDRED NEGROES.,wanted! We will pay the highest cash prices "for ONE HUNDRED MEGROIU, at our of--nee, no. m jrirst street, between MarketUand Jefferson, Louiviiia. Kv.

ARTERBURNt,myl4 dtf ARTKRBDRNB.

PIANOS TUNED! .

WE are now prepared to attend promptly to allfor TUNING and REPAIRING, havinr ao.

eared the servioee of Mr. R. M. Bear, a first-rat- s Tunerand praoUeal Piano maker, direct from Xunn JbvkjrJC, mow xorv. rtensi in your orders.

- TRIPP cttAUtr, 109 Fourth street,24 d8m ' between Market and Jefferson.

IXTKASTAIl CANDLES-Wearea- ewfor Star Candles made br . M.

Refers A; Co., of Cincinnati. Their superior whitenessand extra quality will be acknowledged by all who willexamine and compare them with those In market. Foral at the market price.1014 , JU11H V. MC1LVA1M BUM. '

-- STAUC1I.

200 BOX Eg unchemlcaled Patent Pearl 8Urh oileotisignmont and for sale at roancfaoturer's

prloos, by ldtf ARMSTRONG CO.

AMUSEMENTS.LOUISVILLE THEATER.LKWI3 BAKER, Sole Lessee. GEORGE MELLUd

Acting Manager. JOHN T. L0RTON, Stage ManaSer.

PRICES OP ADMISSION Ureas Circle and Parqueite,75c; Second Tler.Wc; Third Tler,2rc; Private Hoses,f 5; Colored Boxes, &0c; Colored Gallery, 26c.

RVBox office open dally from 10 A.M. .till 1 p. M.,asdfrom 8 to 6 P. M., when seats may be secured oneday in advance, of

ALFRED" N. GILBERT, Treasurer.

NINTH NIGHT of the CELEBRATED STAR SISTERS'11ENE PIT OF DIR. ALLAN.

mHI9 (Wednesday) EVENING, November 17ih, willL be pertorm ed the mnical Kxuavagansa, JCSNY

LIND Jenny Lind, Miea Lucille 'Western; BanbyGa?, Mr. Allan; Baron bwlglton Berry, EcallanTo be followed by LITTLB KA1 V; or, Thb UoiCobs Gisl Corney Joe, a genius under dlfiicuitlea,Mr. Allan; Eugene Sedley, Mr. Keeble....To con-clude with thu first act of the great loal Drama, byWui.B. English, tsq., entitled THREE FAST MEN;or, The Fkmalb KoBisios Crcsoes Wit, Fun andFrolic, Odd, Strange, Droll Sayings, Doings, Quips,Quirks and QuaJJuiej Jenny Fairlove, a strongminded girl, full of aiiveuturo, Miss Lucille West-ern; Rosely, sometliing of a witch, who has an Im-

pressive 'Je ne Seal Quol' in the way of captivatlrg,Miss Helen Western; Jerry B.ostom, Mr. W. W. Al-

len; Harry Jordan, with large expectations, rathergreen, Keeble; Jim Finch, a genius in black. Immor-talized In the criminal calender, Scatlan; PaddyWhack, In search of a "job," Townsend.

f3FNoTioa. Doors open at T, and Overture to e

at7)tf o'clook. nl7

OAKLAND COUHSE.

Last ICace of the Season Wednesday,NoTe ruber 17th,

TWO 3TL AOES.mROTTINO MATCn RACE FOR 2u0 Mils HsatsJ Play or pay At 8 o'clock ureciiely.A. Maxwell enters grey horse. G. A. Green enters s.

h. Joe.SEOOND RACE The proprietor gives a Silver Goblet

for trotting, pacing, or running horses, to go the mile asthey please the winner, that which comes In the near-est to three minute thirty eeoon.de. Entrance, onedollar each. Race immediately after the first.

These races close the season, and will take place rainorahine. nl7 dl JOHN TRAVIS, Proprietor.

JUVENILE SINGING CLASS!THE WINTER SESSION

MR. WHIPPLE'S CLASS FOR BOYS and GIRLSOF commence on

slTlHDAY, NOVBMBEIl 20th,At 10X o'clock A. M., in the High School, corner ofWalnut and Center stteets. One lesson per week willbe kWen.

Tuition fee $1, payable la advance. Tickets may beprocured from Mr. Whipple, or at the music store ofFaulds M Huber, Masonic Temple. nil dl2

MAS ONIO T333VE3EXj33.FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY!

Commencing Tlondajr Evening;, Nov. 15.BIRCH & BOWERS'

3VE INST XI. 313 31s JSRE3PECTFTLLT announce a series of the r new and

of Ethiopian Entertainments atMasonic Temple, for a few nights only. This Companyis under the direction and management of the two be.--lEthiopian Comedia-- now. engaged in Ethiopian

BILLY BIRCH, the popular Ethiopian Come-dian, lats of California, and Mr. K. BOWERS, late theprincipal member of Geo. Cbe.stt A Woon's Misstk&ls,New i'oi k.

ror particulars of this new style of Ethiopian Enter-tainments, see Programmes of the Concerts.

Admission, 50 cents Children and servants, ?5c.Jdfifuoors open at 6 Concerts commence at 1)1.nlld6

DANCINGAnd Calisthenics!

31 R. W AS TELLf.lROU hir Majesty's Theater, London, and manyJ years Teacher at W illis's, respectfully informs theinhab tacts of Louisville that his Academy is now openat vne

ODD FELLOWS' HALLJEFFERSON STREET.

Hours or Tuition On Fridays from 8 to 6, and onSaturdays from 9 to 1 o'elock. Soiree Dansante from 8to & o'clock.

Schools and Families attended. Private Lessons atany hour of the day.

Gentlemen's Class on Mondav and Thursday evenlngs, trom 8 to lu o'clock, at Mr. W.'s residence, on Eaststreet, between ureen and W alnut. ci'i dam

MISCELLANEOUS.NEW AND USEFUL

Patent Cane Double - Scat ChairJOHN R. CANNON &. CO.,

Manufacturer,LonlsTllle, K 7., and New Albany, la

The undernamed are now prepared to fill ordersfor their sup-rl- patent Cane Chair, which, fordurability and cheapness, Is uneuualled.

They Invite the inspection of dealers, as thereis no doubt they mil take the place or the lat Split noso commonly used.

These Chairs are to be seen at the well known martof

J. Monohan, J. M. Stokes t Son,Wharton A Bennett, John Si mm.

They also manufacture the Flat Split Chair, and Tlwire sates.

2Syl JN0. R. CANNON k CO

JOBS IIKTCALFK rRAHK METCALFS HIMKT MkTCALFB

lVCETOA.IiT'E'S

BEEWEKY!LOUISVILLE, KY,

gCEIQ, This and long estate .STIPEU?J3Ushed Brewery is NOW OPEN to itsjSmLT imanv patrons and the uublic. Cus-i- ti

turners can at all times be supplied with the ccicot aietl

BEER, ALE, AND PORTER!We can also supply our customers with PURE, FRESH1 LAST, Orders promptly Oiled.

olSlm JNO. METCALFE &. BROS.DR. A. J. VANDERSLICE,

afs Professor cf the Ecole Cliniqve de MedieintPharmacie la Pat U,

A Practitioner for Twenty-nin- e Years Purt,A NNOCNCE3 to his friends and the public that h

f a continues to devote his time to the curing or the fol-

lowing Diseases, viz: Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Fits,Dropsey, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Piles, FistulaGout, Rheumatics, Scrofula, White Swelling, Nervous ATrectlona, 1 ever and Ague, uillious Complaints, Ac.

Dr. Vanderilice has met with great success by .his peeuliar mode of treatment of diseases, where other veryeminent phlsicians have failed to produce a cure. Toattest his confidence In his own skill and merit, be willandertake the cure of all patients without charge, exeepting the cost of the medicine, requiring no fe untilalter tue restoration of their health.

Diseases of a peculiar character he guarantees to re'move radically in a few days, without offensive or dele-terious medicine. He warrants to all, no matter howsevere (r long standing the disease, an effectual cure, orne requires no pay. Females suffering with irregular!ties, nervousness, debility, Ac., can be permanently reuevea Dy vr. v .

Invalids in any section of the countrv, by addressingaletter to him (post-paid- and inclosing a fee, can haveaa vice ana medicine promptly sent them.

(3E7nesidence on Green street, third door belowFloyd.

t"Prlvate Office Floyd street, between Marketandjeaerson. Utace hours from s to la A. M.. and rrosnto OP. M. au26 dtf

"If. If. WJEJLL.S,(Late of HelskeU Wells.)

MERCHANT TAILOR.Hennlng t Speed's Building, South side of Jefferson

Street, between Fourth and ifth,next to "Club House."

Loalevllle, Kentucky,THE nndersiened takes pleasure In informlcz

mends ana former customers mat ne is nowSi at the above stand, a new and well sevariety of Fashionable Cloths, Cassimeres

and Vestlngs, unequalled by ny stock in the city,wnicn ne is prepared to manufacture to oraer, in hisown peculiar and ahd approved sty le. He asks all whomay desire a real A No. 1 garment to give him a call be- -

iore mailing tneir selections euewnere.S14 d8n W. W. WELLS.

PRIVATE MEDICAL DISPENSARY.TAR. GATES has the pleasure

Ssf i TKm&-- f announcing to the publictnatne naaiaacu lucumci iurm- -

erlv occupied by Dr. KING, andpermanently located In Louisville,It v.. wnere ne wouia can me at

tention of all those afflicted with diseases of a private erjonfidentlal nature, to the new method of treatment aspracticed In the English and French hospitals. Havingtor several years made this class of diseases a sfsuiautt,with the knowledge he has of them, warrants htm in saytng that there is no form of symptoms which they aame that Is without a sulci and permanent cure. Dr.

3.'s mode of treating theaa diseases is entirely new, having never been adopted by any other Physician la thiscountry.

YOUNG MEN Who. bv lndnlrinc In solitary habits.nave contracted that ana y

Ing disease, seminal weakness, which leads to the mostalarming and fatal consequences, should apply immediately, eitner in person or by letter, ana nave a cure enecteaby his new and scientific mode of treating this disease,which never falls of effecting a quick and radical oure.

TO THE LADIES Dr. G. Is agent for M. La Croox'itrench Preventive Powders, by which those who, fromany cause, deem It necessary to avoid conception, cando so, without Incurring danger to health or constitution;price Also, scent for Madame uaprauars remaleMonthly PUla. a safe and effectual remedy for IrreaiUarilias, Obstructions, Ao.; price fl. Uautigs i xnese ruleshould not be taken durlnir Premancy, as they are sursto prodnee miscarriage. The Pills and Powders sent byman to any part of the sountry.

Persons at a distance mav be eared at home by addressing a letter, statins; case, symptoms, length of timethe disease has continued, and have medicine forwardedtree irora damage or curiosity, to any pan or the eeon-tr-

with full and plain directions for use.Letters asking advices, also orders for puis or powders.

msst contain a postage stamp.Consultation may be beld from S a. m. to p. m., at his

fffioe, northeast comer of Third and Market srteetevnvate entrance on Third street, Louisville, sty.

Secrecy inviolable ! Don't forget tqe name andumber. All letters should be addressed to

l H. GATES, M. IV,dlOdswsElaw Le alsvllle, Ky.

BLANK ROOK MANUFACTORY!"WfmYl WEBB k LEVERING, 621 Main, thbarZZ door below Third, Louisville, Ky., mann

facturers of all kinds of Blank Books, andrfsa srt.r keep constantly on band a large assort

ment for sale either at wholeaala or retalLMerchants and others wishlnc Blank Books mad to

order eaa have them ruled amd boand to any paper andpared In beautiful and accurate style.

a very description of Book Binding executed on reasonable terms. f

Steamboat Books of all klads constantly kept on handand made to order at short notice, and of the finest materials.

Country merchants ar Invited to examine oar stockcomprising a large assortment of School, Miscellaneousand Blank Books, Paper, SUUonery, sc., ai ol, whichwill be sold on reasonable terms. ? 1 ' 'r

' WEBB 1 LiYisiyn.ill ' - Booksellers and Blank Book Makers.'

AUCTION SALES.BY S. O. HENRY 6c CO.

Special Cash Sale of super New York manufac-tured Furniture, two A No. 1 Billiard Tables.Also, by order of underwriters, balance of thearticles saved from the Newcomb.

(Thursday) MORNING, at 10 o'clock,JL we will sell at Wareroom No. 600 Main street, nextdoor to Auotlon-roo- a variety of choice

New York Cabinet Furniture,Consisting of

Extra and mediumLarRe Hall Sofas and Parlor Chairs;Marole slab Center Tables andFrench Bedsteads, Attagers, Ac.

At 12 o'clock preolely, cn 0 days' credit, two verysuperior Billiard T ables.

After which, a variety of Second-han- Carpets,Ac.

Also, b order of underwritersRich Plated Chaflin Dishes;Crockery Ware; --Large Hawser and Rope;

With a variety of other articles saved from the wreckof the steamer Newcomb.nlT S. G. HENRY k CO, Auotioneers.

GREAT SUE OF BOORS

.IT .1 UC TI O sVAT STORE 67 THIRD STREET,

(Third door from Walker's Exchange.)PRATT'S 2 1ST ANNUAL SALE.

ri!HI3 EVENING, and every evening this we-k- , up--wards of o,0o0 VOLUMES OF THsl BEST STAND-Aa-D

WORSS In every department of Literature,Sclenoe, the Fine, Useful and Industrial Arls, splendidFamily sad Pocket Bibles and Prayer Books; fine Let-ter, Commercial Post, and Ladies' Paper and Envelops.Premium Gold Pens, Ac , As.

The stock Is all new, freak, and warranted perfect,and is to be sold vUKout reterve. It Is now open furInspection anl private sale during the day, at very lowprice.

t3er,I-adle- and gentlemen are Invited to call.8. G. HE! RY A CO., Auctioneers.

J. K.PRATT, Salesmsn. ni6 dtfAUCTION NOTICE TWO DAYS' SALS

BY THKiriAS ANDERSON 4c CO.BEING In receipt 0; several new invoices of

Goods, we will sell on WEDNESDAY ANDTHURSDAY of this week. On each of which dsys wewill offer a variety of seasonable DRY GOODS. CLOTH-ING, NOTIONS, BOOT. 8HOL3. Ac. Ac.

Terms cash. THOS. ANDERSON A CO.,"16 Auctioneers.

BY THOS. ANDERSON Sc. CO.Dry Uoods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Ac.

ON THURSDAY MORNING, Nov. 18, commencing10 o'clock, we will offer a variety of seasonableDry Goods, embracing several new Invoices of fresh

and desirable stock.We will also offer an Invoice of superior Kastern-mad- e

Clothing, of latest ityles.Boots and Shoes.

At 2 o'clock, P.M., we will off r 100 cases Boou,Shoes, and Brogans, among which will be found freshreceipts ot desirable styles and qualities.

Terms cash. THOi. ANDERSON A CO.,p15

. Auctioneers.

BY C. C. SPENCER.

TWO DAYS' SALEOf fresh imported Fancy Goods, Watches and

Jewelry, Gents' Underwear, Table Cloths,Boots and Variety Goods, on four month's cred-it, at auction.

ON WEDNESDAY and Thursday mornings, Nov. 17thand 13th, commencing each day at 10 o'clock, and

Wednesday afternoon at 2)4 o'clock, will be sold, atauction rooms, No. 620 Main street, one of the largestand best asiorted lots of Fancy Goods and Gents' Un-

derwear, ail fresh and desirable, and just received directfrom manufacturers and importers, ever before offeredat auction in this city.with Instructions to close out with-out reierve. In the lot will be found Ladles' and Gents'Dressing Cases, Cabas, Work Boxes, Port Monaies, Ret-icule?, Traveling Bags, Necessaries, Fabers Lead Pencils,Drawinig Utensils, Mathematical Icstiumenls, Compass-es, Dividers, Drawing Pens, Indian Ink, Panels, Ink-stands, Backgammon Boards, Chess and Draughtsmen,Dominoes, Dice, Pocket Flasks, Gild and Silver Watches,and Jewelry. Also, a splendid assortment of every va-riety of Gents' Undtrwear, consisting in part of Linenand Linen Bosom Shirts of the newest patterns and mostapproved styles, Woolen Undershirts anl Drawers.withmany other Goods in the same line; Table Linen, bleach-ed Cotton Thread, Boots, and Slippers, together with anendlesj variety of other desirable and useful articles.

IS" I conddentiy call the attention of Clothiers, DryGoods Dealers, Country Merchants, and others, to thissale, being fully persuaded that the stock will realUe themoet sanguine expectations of all who wish fine goods.

The stock is now open for examination.Tebes For Fancy Goods all sums of 100 and under,

casn; over 9 w, 4 montas' credit Joint notes with ap-proved security negotiable and payable In bank.

nl5d3 C. C. SfENCEK, Auctioneer.

AUCTION AXD COJHHSSIOX HOUSE.HAVING taken store No. 513 Market street, between

and Third, I am now prepared to receiveconsignments or all kinds for public cr private sale. All

sales promptly attended to. I will attend tothe Sale or Keating of Real Estate and procuring homeslor oervauts. in snort, anytmng that pertains to a Commission or Agency easiness will meet with prompt attenuon. a. Holland, Auctioneer

I am authorised to as the followlcgnames asREFERENCES:

John Crabb k Co., Main street.M. C. Ramse, "Webster A Brother,Drs. Wible k Bemiss, Jefferson stieet.aplldlv

MISCELLANEOUS.A LARGE ARRIVAL OP

Gentlemen's Fine llotkiiiAT THE GREAT

CLOTHING HOUSEor

SPROULE & MANDEVILLEA LSO, a fine assortment of FURNISHING GOODS of

J.Y. every description, such as Shirts, Under-Shirt- sDrawers, Ties, Pocket Handkerchiefs. Sun-

penders, Gloves, Socks, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, andaioney ecus, lorsaie at

SPROULE k MANDEYILLE'S,Corner Fourth and Main, under National Hotel.

P. S. The largest size gsrments constantly on hand at( SPKOLLE A MAN DEVI LLE'S.

TO STRANGERS AND OTHERS VISITING THE CITY.

We would state that we have a larcre andwell selected stock of winter Boots and Shoeswhich we are disposing of chesp for cashAmong our assortment csn be found the fn

lowinir item-s-Men's double sole thick Boots, suitable for negro wear,

uj uo uo Drog&ns, ao do;Do Kip and Calf Boots;Do prain and water-proo- f Boots;

Boys' thick and kip Boots and Brogans;Youths' do do do do;Women's Dutch, Kip anl Calf Bootees, suitable f

the season.Misses' Goat, Kip and Caif Bootees, suitable for th

season.OWEN k WOOD, 495 Market street,

o30 one door aboveThlrd g

SHOW CASESVENETIAN BLINDS, and Blind Trimmings of every

in store and made to order byBEN. FLOOD, 64 Third street.

C. L. THOMASSON,Attorney-at-Law- & Notary Public,

Commissioner ofDeedsFOR ALL OF THE UNITED STATES.

I file, Fm25 d ly

NEW SEEDS!CLOVER SEED;

Seed, new crop;Rfd-To- p do, do;Orchard Grass Seed, new crop;Blue do do. do:

Just received and for sale at my Reaper WarehouseMain street, Between sixth and Seventh, Louisville, Ky

xa qitu 11. B. tlUWARD.

R. A. SHRADER & Co.,53s COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and Wholesale- ina uetau Dealers in Whisky, Brandy, Wines-J Ac, Ao.,60I Market street, above Brook, nflrtb

; j siue,Louisviue, &y.115 bbls old Copper Whisky;

76 do common do;50 do Bourbon do;So do Monongahela Whisky;Sd do Brandy;SO do Gin;SI) do Rum. Wines. Ao

Intore aad for sale by

" K. A. SHRABER CO

aTOHINT FZiSClX'SBURLG FLUID.

mHIS Fluid Is equal if not superior to any now In use,n sun m woiier ngnt, ourns longer, smokes less,kiu uvciHuuii nuutlUKHlTi, BJ an U kt U r f Irul fntaie, wnoiesaie ana retail, ey

P''V JOHN FLECK, Louisville. KyCORROGATED WROUGHT IRON ANDnittis HAILING.

(Secured by Letter Patent.)A DMIRABLY adapted for enclosing Public Grounds,

A. vemetenes, Baiconvs. Uottarea. Ac. Bheen andOx Hurdle, Patent Wire, Sacking Bedsteads, with everyvariety of Folding Iron Bedsteads and Iron Furniture;patent Wire Coal Screens, Ore, Sand and Gravel Screens,r ire netting lor Musqultos. Sheen. Poultry and otherpurposes; wire Summer Houses, fancy wire work la greatvariouee ior garuens, ete.

tl. WALKER k SONS, Manufacturers,No. 63o Market, N. I. eor. 8lxth st.,

aul dly Philadelphia.

HURLEY'S QUICK YEAST,OR BAKING POWDERT7T0R the quick raising ef Bread, Cakes, Paddings, Ac,JL without fermentation, mis is tne cneapeet, best,and healthiest orenaratloa ever Invented, and la theVaiUUlAil, QUIUiil, tUU V.lHI AX.l4iADLA A B.

TICLS. ....The manufacturer would assure the publlo none but

the an and ruaasT articles enters Its composition, andwhen used according to the directions, will not fall togive perfect satisfaction. -

Aut P in neat pacxages, wna ruii directions on each.I PREPARED AND BOLD BY

FIFTH STREET, NEAR MAIN,i s , LOUISYILLE, KY. .

tVFor sale by all Grocers. anSdAwtfWHITE dc SMITH. -

Wholesale and Retail Furniture Dealers- and Upholsterers. '

Oa Jefferson street (north side), bet. Third and Fourth.The subscribers have constantly on hand every

variety of Cabinet Furniture, embracing all ar-ticles necessary lor household purposes. Cane-sea- t,

Parlor, Nurse, and Rocking Chairs; togetherwith every variety ef Windsor Chairs, which will beold at wholesale prices.

, lUpholstery work In all Its Drancnes attended to eitherat the store er at private houses.

Comforts and Matrasses or every sis ana grade al--av on hsjid or made to order without delsy. sldly .

MEDICAL AID FOR THE POOR.In indigent elreumstances will be treatedPERSONS at the Clinical room ef the Kentucky

School of Medioine, on tha eorser e( Fifth and Greesstreets. ' Surgical operatiens will also be performed oa

ose who require them. Some ene ef the Itculty willbe la attending daily atlO A. M. aoa; dt

STEAMBOATS.CHANGE OP TIME!

U. S. MAIL LINE STEAMERS.T?LA THKsteamersof thlsLlne will

MAMJfieave forCINCINNATI EVERY MORNING

at 11 o'clock, which ensures the making of the 4 o)somorning connections by Railroad from Cincinnati Ve theNorth and East.

Porifrelght or passage apply on board or toJOE CAMPION, ArsaU

' HfOmee Mall Una Wharfboat foot Third $XHC dtf

CURLEW COAL.WE hive discontinued our temporary Coal De'Mt at

We are nreuared to furnish rm- -boats with a superior quality cf Coal on tow or station-ary boats st the Curlew landing.

CURLEW COAL COMPANY.Curlew, Ky., Nov. 6, IsM. nil) dim

LOUISVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS LlGHTNINd LINE

For New Orleans from Cairo.The magnificent steamer BALTIC, Chas.

An. Moeldn, Commander, will leave for thaabove and all inter sedlate norta on

Saturday, the 22th at 5 p. m., after arrival of cars.For freight or passage apply on board or to

FRANK CARTER, General Ticket Agent,?" Main street.t7 A plan of the Balt.c's eabin can be seen andstaterooms secured at Frank Carter's.S3TThe steamers John Briggs and Bowling Green

will connect with the Baltic at Cairo.

LOUISVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS LIGHTNING UNECairo Memphis and New Orleaa.

sf--5 fc. The fine and roapniflcent passenper steam-Lt?- "PANXY BCLUTT, L. H. Dunham,will leave for the above and Intermediate

poiie ou caiuruay, tue 21st Inst., at 3 d. from Pnrt--laud D. S. BENEDICT A SOM,n!6 "f C. BASHAM, Agents.

For New Orleans.LOUISVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS LIGHTNING LINE

my The fine steamer JA3. MONTGOMERY,Montgomery, master, will leave for theibove and intermedial! ports on Fridsy,

ltfih Inst., at 3 p. m.For frelsht or passage, having superb accomatoda-tion- s

apply to FRANK CARTER. Aired.nlT ojo Main street.tSX plan of Cabin can be seen anil atr nm.cured by applying to FRANK CARTER.

The fine new steamer AURORA,Gormley, master, will leave as aboveon this day, the 17th Inst., at Id a. m.

from city wharf.F.ir freight or passage apply on board or tonil MOOBHKAD A CO . t.nij

The fine steamer MELNOTTE, McJOowIn, master, will leave as above cn

mis asy, the 17th, inst., at 10 a. m..from city wharf.

For freight or passage apply on board or toJl C. BASHAM, Agwit.

New Orleans and Mobile Direct.gmmm ine nne pacxet i ltj ek, L'ook, master,

LJl will leave as above on Friday, the ltfthtiu3i., a ni

or freight or passage aaply nn bf ard or to"II MOOR HEAD A Co., Agents.

Memphis, Napoleon and AVhlte Rlwer.m Kk The 0n steamer JOHN BBIGG3,k Cbb. master, will leave . ,hv. ,,r

the 17th Inst., at 4 d.For freight or passage apply on board or tonl5 MOOR1IEAD k CO., Agents.

erJ w Th eleeaut passengerL4vfe steamer JOHN BRIGGS, N. H. Cobb, mas- -

iiiMiii' t will leave fur above and intermediatelandings on Wednesday, 17th st 4 p. m.

For irelght or passage apply on board or tonig FRANK CARTER, Agent.

The fine steamer JOHN BBIGGS. Cobb.master, will leave as above on this day,

s17th Inst, at 4 p. m.For freight or passage apply on board or tonil C. BISHAM,

Mound City, Cairo, Colnnsbns, Hickmanand Memphis.REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET

. g " The fine passenper steamer MOSESMct'LELLAN, Captain Erwin, will leavlor the above oa Friday, ltfth at 4

m. frcm Portland.For freight or passape apply on board or to

N. S. LONG k BRO., AjenU,nl" S3 Wall street

RRGULAR U. S. MAIL PASSENGER PACKET.

Cairo and Memphis.The fine steamer JOHN GAULT, Bunce

cti'&V master, leaves as above on this dayr at 4 p. m.,from city wharf.For freight or passage apply on board or ton!7 MOORHEAD k CO., Agents.

gmma The fine steamer JOHN GAULT, Cspfti bunce, will leave as above oa th'i ir TiaslfiiT the 17th Inst., at 4 p. m.For freight or passage, having fine accommodations.

appiy on ooara or toN. S. LONft k BRO , Agents,

nil S5 Wall street.

For Cairo and Memphis.gmmmj ine eiejant passenger

Lf sieamer uunu.Mi UKS., W. .McLalner m iw umaster, will letve for above and lnterxe.1!ate iu. Hudson Wednesday, l.th, at 4 p. m., from cityw iiiri.

For freight or passage spplv on boar. I or inn, FRANK CARTER, Arer.tA- - d ine Bowling Ureen will connect at fair.) with

tne name.gmmm The fine steamer BOrt'Ll.NO

firiftV l l.tt.. Captain McLain, will leave It

tfiisiMrithe above port and ail Intermediate lan. I

ini;s on ednes.lay the 17 h inst., at 4 p. m., p. siiitcijt irum me cuy wnari.

Forfrelght or passage apply on board or toN. 3. LONG A BRO., Amenta,

nlo 35 Wail street.m "' (a The fine steamer BOWLING GREENL: - rrvTr3nMcLane. master, will leave as above on

Wednesday, l.th, at 4 p. in.For freight or passage apply on hoard or tof'ld MOORHEAD A CO.' Aleuts.

t- the Bowling Ureen will take freijlit and passeogers io me oaui at Cairo tor .ew Orleans.

. The tine steamer MOSES McLELLANi.taptain T. M. Erwin, wUl leave as above

on Friday, lith at 4 o'clock p. m., posiiiveiy irom rortiana.

For passage apply to n!7 C. BASHAM, Agent.

St. Louis and St Paul.dale, master, will leave fur the above c

Saai Wednesday, 17th Inst , at 1 a. m.1 ur l'rei,;nt or passage applv on boird or tonld MOORHEAD A CO., A?ents.

For Cairo and Saint Louis.The fine steamer ORB. Moore, mazier

Swill leave as above on this day, the 17thwfl inst., at 12 m.

MOORnEAD A Co., A rantsThe splendid steamer ORB. Moore

Captain, will leave as above on this daytne im inst., at u a. m.

CHAS. BASHAM, AgentThe splenlid steamer SHENANGO, Capt

srencn, mister, wm leave as aboveThursday, the ISth Inst., at 10 a. m.

For (reient or cassaire applv on board or ton!7 C. BASHAM, Aent.

Eastport, Tnscumbla and Florence.The fine steamer TIME.

Captain Johnson, will leave as above oothis day, 17th, at 4 p. m.

For treit'lit or passage apply on board or toN. S. LONG k BRO., AgeaU,

nl7 43 Wall streetThe fine steamer TIME, Johnson, masterexpected to arrive, and will leave as

WW! lT!lll above with quick dispatch.For ireigntorpassageapply on Board or ton!2 CHAS. BASHAM, Agent.

Parkersburg, wheeling and Pittsburg.The fine packet CLARA DEAN, Cud

ldV, man, master, will leave as above on th:r iirSI lay. 17th inst , at 4 p. m.For freigiilor passage applv on board or to

WM. BINGH AM, Agent,nil 42 Wall street.

The fine steamer CLARA DEAN, Cad.man, master, will leave as above Thursday, 13th Inst., at 4 p.m.

For freight or passage apply on board or tonlT MOORHEAD k CO., Agents.

For Rowling Green.TV. n. . ... DOTTlCFJ

i--t. Captain Everhart, wm leave for the above

and all intermediate landings, on Wednesday, 17m at 4 p

For freight or passage, having fine accommodations.apply onboard or to

nlO R. S. LO.NCi A UitU., Agents.

.fr" Thh fine packet H ARRISON BRIDGES,T "V Everhart. master, will leave as aoove on

Thursday, ISth at 4 p. ra.For freight or passage apply on board or tonl7 MOORHEAD A CO., Agents.

Camden Dlreet, and ail Landings onOuachita Hirer.

II is The fine steamer POLAND. CaptainVV7f--yrrUhe- e. will leave the city wharf as above

on this day, llih at 4 p. m., positively.For frelktht or passage, having tine accommodation,

apply on board or to N. a. LO.NU A BRO., Agents,nl, oo nan sirett.

Tha fine Dacket steamer POLAND. Gramaster, win leave lor the above

" 1 This dav, tne litn, at p. m.For freight or passage apply on board or tonl7 MOORHEAD A Co., Agents.

Owensboro.The line steamer EOLIAN,

Logan, master, will leave as above onThursday, the 17th Inst., at 4 p. m.

N. S. LONG A BRO., Agents.nl? 85 Wail street.

Clarksvllle and Nashville.

fjcC'fc.? Bruce, will leave forth above on this day,sjBMKMSltBC Ith Inst., at 4 p. m., from city wharf.

. M. s. LONts A BRO., Agents.BIT - - S5 Wall street.

DAVIE &. MEYER'S

Exchange Office,North aids of Market at., bet. Third and Fourth,

t LOUISVILLE, KT.

ALL UNCCRRENT MONEY, GOLD and STLTER, andWARRANTS, booeht and sold at loweet

rates, and a general EXCHANGE business done.N. B. Office hours from A. M. to P. M. oTdtf

CHANGED AND GONE!. Old Drags and old Fixtures all sold and gonerr new Fixtures and fresh Drags, Medicines, Cheml-- A

A eals, Perfumery, Paints, Oil and Dy Stuffs, willnow be found at the new Drug Store, northwest

corner of Eleventh and Market streets.DR. BETTISON'S ENGLISH HORSE LINTMXNT stM

manufactured aod for sale by every druggist.Physicians Preecrlptlons carefully compounded et

purest and fresh medicines, by Dr. BTTL302i.lour patronatre u rspcuuiiy soiicitea. s4 dSns

rrou tyGitLS3i, . -LAWBxsoira,Kv-Aar.17.l- Sf S." '

MR. EDITOR: Tos are authorised t annosac mea caadldate for Congreea la th Fifth Coogreaa,

tonal DisUic, sobjeot V the decision of a Democrat!OonveaUeav, sidawts : W. F. LEATHERS

REGTJIaAR PACKETS.Regular Ewanswllle aud Wabash River

Packet.C--" - steamer JOHN TOMPKINS,

fciraiGeo. Sutton, master, will eommeoce toply regularly between Evsnsrllie and all

points on Wabasn river, aa soon as ihe stage of waverwill permit. The John Tompkina has been thoroughlyoverhauled aol repaired, aaU offers induemeis to ai.jppers unequalled by any boat in the trade. nlluoFor Westport, Uethletsem, 2Iadls,Carrolton, aod all Intermedial

Landings.The only regular Packet, EMMA DEAN,

Capt N. Visat aao, having beenrepaired from stem to stern, and rrosa

bun io iiioi house, has resumed her place la the trade,leaving Louisville for tie ab'jve pf.ru every Toesalay,Thursday and Saturday, at 1 o'clock P. M.

For freight or passage, hat iii superior acconUois, apply on boara or to

ndtf FRANK CARTER,

For New Orleans M. Louis, Cairo aadNew Orleans Railroad Line.

Th spiendid passeuger seauir J. C.)WON, Isaac H. Joces, master, wlil leavel?t. Louis during the fall ataaou on the

lowing usi :

LSAVSS ST. L0C1S. LSAvas CAiaj.Tuesday Oct. 2. Wedoewlay CcMonday Nov. 13. Tuesday Nov.Sunday Dec. 3. Monday Dec.

oid dtdec

RALTIM0RE AND OHIO II. R. LUE.Fruit. Lt and passners

throukrh to Baltimore, I 114W aihlngt n Ci'y, Jcij-M-

ana New lurk.Steamer EUNICE, J. M'Lane, Master; Jna. List, CUk.Steamer J. B. FORD. S. MCollough, Master; E. Lj, "

One of the above steamers will leave Loiusvill setryTUESDAY for Parkersburg and iVt.eri.ri..-- .

For freight and passage apply on l. al or toofcddSin M OO K 11 .A D k viV.

Regular Ureen River Packets.m The flae steamer HAR2IS0N ERIWt.frWCaprainQ. W. Everhart, aud BK.CIIiT,

ti iiiiV frf'T'-'- " W. S. Varmeter, will oksiicsmaxin treir tri;i regularly bc'weea LouNhie sciBowliDj; Green upon the of caviira!i?A iaGreen river. N. S. LONG A BRO., Aiiecta.

olS dtf 36 Wad straet.

GOING IN TO STAY.Regular Louisville and Nashville In-dependent Packet.

m J The tine passeo?er steamer HNICBE1-- Captain Ausilu, U now bela? tbor- --

overhauled and repaird, ami willbe luily equipped aud redy tor bmlnvs ,n tne opuiof navigation in Cumberland river. For far'her tuformatlon enquire of N. S. LCNG A BRO., Ag-t-

dlt 36 Wa,i street.

For Clarknvllle and NashrHler-"-REGULAR THURSDAY PACKETS,

fmmmj The splendid steamers JOHN OACLPJcj;'a and TEMPEST. Olio,' these stears winTs lYaff " the si ove anil all intermedial,

lanOinxsiue first Thursday on opeum of r.avinun.For freight or passatrR apj lv oo :orl or toMarshall halkprt co.,

olS df V Hret.For Clarnvlllo and Nash 113 j.

REGULAR THClVaDAT PA3.3EJGi!t PACnTT?.( The ?;.;en T I .t , --

Lf te:uer JOHN GaULT, J.an i ni H. Bance, mter, C. T. Head- - ifmt"er.ciem, itMPEiT, D.G. Parr, N. L. Ju.inaue,clerk; leave Louisville i above alternately ery Ifcuri'day at 3 o'clock P M.

Paaaer.gers and shippers may rtly oa the boats Uavtng punctually as advertised.

S. B. Freight and pseei.gers taken t. all poin'e withe Ohio river at the regulsr Packet rau-s- .

For further prtlcula's t"MARS t.ALL KALLrRT A CO.,

REGCLJR IJ. i. MAIL THMVLEKLYPACKETSBSTWEEN LOCISTILLE AN I? MEMPHI3.

mmtj The splen lid pajser.nr steamers JiOSSdfcJt?WnIcLELLAN, T. M. Erwin, ranster, leavertiiiiirfi as' -- j Monday ai 4 p. ra.; reton- -ir.g tee 1 nuriday aid p. m.

SOUTHERNER, Geo. W. Triplet'., rrvuter, :tLouisville every Wetlnffday at4 p. m.; retamlr. leavesMemphis every lav "t p. m.

ALV1N ADAMS, Wa! Lnn.b, nirtjr, L.oij-vlll-

every Friday att p. ra.; re'un.'t? teavrsevery Monday at 3 p. m.

For freighter srpl7 on N;arJ or toJ:'d?f CHAS. BaSHA l, Az-r.- i.

REGULAR TUESDAY, THCRiDAT AND 3ATUSDSPACKET.

Madison and Carrollton.- H "' Th Sn "fhl draught suamer Ci- -

s.r-- -' CPIRE No, 3. Cat T. J. G. Cine, wUl leavafor the atove ports and ail ist; media's

land'ngs every Tu?s Jay, laursoay sad Saturday at 1p. ra.

Forfrelght or passage. tivir.g finsapply on ooard or to

N. S. LONG A ERi.. AjLta.s dtf 6o S'a:i stre-- .

St. Louis Cairo, and New OrJeanRailroad Line.

jsOT Tue new and splendid pas-- - i w ,Sender steamer NEW CNCLE--

saaBMs-i- B. L. tiUctt, Master, J- .-U. McManan, Clerk, will leave St. Louis and Cairo oathe following days 'luring tLefiu seas m :

LStVSS ST. LOPIrt. LSAVSS CAIRO.WednesJay Sept. 22 2e,Tuesday Oct. Vi W ed;ieo..'Hy Oer.Monday Nov. 1 Tuesday N.,ySucday Nov. 21 Monday NSaturday feo. li Suii'iay hr. 13

tS1 For through ticke's apply at the orB cf th4ew Aitixny and iiaiJroaU Co. s."J dtdcl i

SAINT LOUS PACKETSFor Mound Cltj, Cairo and Saint Loal;

ooats w.ucom-c- e

ti. Wj thoir rvjiiar Uip-- i t,a -- Js..'ssr respective dajn, sr.-- ec.r..t .. -

tUuue ruLiuiii rinj Ue seAoa, g viug partlca.ar attri.tion to ail way business lev'r.g LDuiavilieMday FASHION Cart.J. M. Mirii.Wednesday HIGH Fl YES CajUTLos 'AiSaturday M0iM McLELLAN. .C .t. T. M. trwir:.

Paien'er ar.d shippers can re-- cp :.zx theae btTleaving paactually on their r?u:vr lays, and coacsiitcwith all the packets runri:',; sbove St. Loui.

For friigM or passdge er : '.y on I or j

d'f CM I. H t Jtf AM. WlHtreeU

IMISOiJIilsANEOUS.

TXTRA FA?IILV AND UAKEK'iAS VLOl'It! itcrulariy rjceived from the lollowiag

New Albany City Muls tx.ii. TD.iie sud Red VFl.rtl'.itierville Jj ij d J..Telegraph da d . jo j.i du"Utlca !- - j. :r. j., $JWashington do do d.. do JjLabanon J. j jj d0White River ij j., j,Jeffera do dj io j3 'Paelby street do jo do i- - dcHarrod's Creek do do n ..j jLowell do ij jj j"ReddlnWB dj d Ji , t j JoGreenvlne df. Jo j;Frankiia do Jo l(oCrescent do X., ;0 j,,!Shetiyv,i.? J. J d- J, j"store a jd for sale by

TITER iMITII, north side Main stree.,03 dtt cn door bclov Fir".

CHEAPEST AND NEATEST,

AND most durat'.e CHIMNEY T0P3 ev.r macafas.In the West for sale wholesale an J retail, at

P. BANNON'S,Falls City Ttrr C .lia Louisvi.l?, Ky.

P. S. Chimney Taps put up oa the shortest notice,uidly

EMPIREFAMILY SEWIXli MAC'lIINE!

A GOOD SEWING MACHINE at a low prW baslor.? been a , and is n. w e;ta.neJ ir

the Nettleton k Raymond Paieat. This is a.Machine of remarkably si.ni.le coii.t.-uo'tie- and do.tlie same work as the tiOo .MacLines, yet it is oJered asthe low price of

SCO!The stitch Is th best made by machinery, aad It lperior to the best hand sewing. It la eiastic, and there-fore not liable to break bv any strain in ,uki.. .otherwise. Every fourth stitoh may be cut and the sew-ing will still hold. Th machine sews from two commoaspools, and for speed Is not surpassed. For sale by

McNACOHTAN k CO.,No. 5, Masonic Temple, Fourth ireet,

louieviiie, Ky.tWInspectlon of thes Machines solicited.(jtTAgents wanted throughout the State. s4 df

THECLOTHING TRADE!"a70 dealer in Clothing wha vi;.s our market Is unas-1- .1

qualnted with the tlrm ofLUUTE.V, L(EWE.TU AL & CO.,

and whoever has once been dt a.lng with that house wiaappreciate the superiority of their stock, its variety, andtne unsurpassed taste of lis getting ap, over ail andvery competition.This notice therefore 1 mor esrectillv adlrea.l

those dealers at a distance who have not hitherto had aaopportunity of ava lint: themselves of the manifold ad-vantages oilered and inducements held out by the abovnamed firm, and a reaeral invitation is herewith tendered to them to examine L. L. A Co.'s stock before maklatheir ultimate selection.

It has been the coastant study of the Ann U. dletaneaU competition; with this view their FAC-TORY IN NkW YORK has been established and.FRENCH CUTTERS enfsrrd. an 1 one of thia permanently located in New Tork, where every nov-elty In material, pattern or cut, is at once incorporated!Into their stock.

A great variety ef Gentlemen's Furnlh!n a..t. .also constantly kept.

lacHTIX, LdwENTHAL CO.,anil d Aw Corner of Main and FU th street.SPEEU'S WEATHER STRIP LfirwTHI subscribers beg leav to Inform builder and

,l.UleT I'orchased at a hid, PrtcK?r.1? t "SPEER'ii WRATH Eat 8TRIPan article which ha ni. i., ksaend itself to archltecU and builders. It is very sipito it opwaUon, cannot get out of rder, la s Brfcvweather and dust sruard.l iwnr. ..in. o.. nn,.tion&ef burglars, prevenU ail now by th wind aad slam,salng, and Is cheaper and better Mr Freach windowsthan any article yet Invented.

W now offer the rlht for every eouaty In Ksatucsy,except JelTersoa, which w reeerve for oa reel vee, for salnsuch liberal terms as must make It profltabielaveaA-saen- t.

Bpeer's Weather Strlo Lock may bsa la vratlat the hardware store of Jo&a Hart, Market street,

E.ehth and Ninth, and at th carpenter sAop efBchoa k Tohin, oa Fourth street, beyoad C he la at, fWhom ail eaa b ootalned.

ay7r!lw-- a , - JOHN HART.

a n nnn. TT- - H V T W rftTI Y ' W 1 VTVTtJi I war t to (trouase d.i.'d butiie corn.

L. XlENMAW.Didlaf ' f. X. oor. liaia and Campbell