The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 2

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. The SaexgerfbSt at Ixdiaxapolis. nRY GOODS. THE MTTTTT.AJL. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Business cards will be inserted in this column af the rate of 1 60 per line per month. ALE. Gage, Kew York. 8. B.

Babtost, rjoulsvlt e. Tiie People's Store GAGE BAETON. STAPLE WHOLESALE AXD BETAIIi, Wo. ICO Fourth aireet, bet. Green awl Walnut.

KEEP on band a complete assort-' mPDtnf rioA Familr fliiuorlM wlilrti -President. F. S. WINSSOB, Cash Assets Invested In Bond and Mortgage or U. S.

Stocks Ismcs Bverr wroroTeOaoscrloHon or Life nd Eodowrasnt polIclM onselKtea lire, atModfran to tha policyholders, to bo raed eitl. In varment ot ereml- Fires "ix the City Last Moxth. During the month of August there were eight fires, involving a loss of $15,450, upon which there was an insurance of $11,150, leaving a loss above insurance of $4,300. The largest fire was on the oth, when" the Louisville Malt House was burned, involving a loss of $14,000. The report of the Chief Engineer, A.

Y. Johnson, is as follows: August 5th Mr. Stein, Sixth street, between Malu-and loss, S14.000; Insurance, sio.ooo-origin unknown. August 9lh C. B.

Parsons; alley between Market and Jefferson and First and Second loss slot) origin accidental. August nth echenkle A Althans, Shelby, Jefferson and Green; loss, ll.liw: insurance Sl.lue; origin accidental. August isth-Ifegro quarters, Broadway, between Tentn and EleventhMoss, trifling; origin accidental. August Hth-Mr. Sauerman, Market, between Brook and Floyd; loss, trilling; origin accidental.

August 22d-Pat. Treasey, Jefferson, between iimn and Tea lb; loss, trilling; origin accidental. August 27lh Mr. Card, Fulton, between Preston and Jackson lass, trifllnr; origin accidental. Aufcustjyth Dan Steuber; alley between Preston and Jackson and Main ard Market; loss, 1250; Insurance accidental.

Arrival of the "Fire Klyg:" The petroleum boat "Fire'King" landed atthe city wharf yesterday She was BICHiltO i. HcCPED'i Vlce-PresIrUnt, BHRPPARD HOJIAJSS, Aweary. KkNTCCKY HOItTICULTDRAf SoCrETY. As we expected and intimated on a former occasion, the great mass of fruits of tho season are now becoming ripe, and the tables of the Horticultural Society, on Saturday, were crowded with the numerous and varied contributions of its members. It.is but rarely in the course of one season that a collection like that of Saturday can be got together, embracing fine specimens of so many of the leading classes of frnits, and at the same time so creditable to each class.

Even apples, which are too plain-facad to command much attention, were well represented. We noticed one plate, perhaps American Summer Pearmain, which was very perfect, of fine size, and, withal, very pretty. We noticed many otfier sorts that were good-looking and no doubt very desirable. In pears we noticed Doyenne Boufaock, quite as beautiful as those we referred to on Saturday last. 'Also heautiful samples of Bartlett, Flemish Beauty, St Ghislain, Kirtland, and many others The leading peaches on Saturday, as also on the Sat-' urday before, were Catharine and Leopold, two clings of fine size the former white-fleshed, the latter yellow.

Stump the World, and half a dozen other peaches were'shown, but none so strikingly beau-ful as the foregoing. We noticed very fair specimens of Yellow Egg and Lombard plums. But upon the whqle we thought the character of the BEN J. D. KENNEDY, Gen'l Agent, For the States of aTApnllcaUf as for local agencies Kentucky and Tennessee may be addressed to BENJ.

D. KENNEDY, General Agent, Offlce.No. W2 West Main street, Lonisville, Ey. AKP CRU'KBB DKPOT-C Joartt jtrcefc A. Templelon, Agent.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. KEXSEBY. H. D. Attorney at Law, No.

im cornerof nfln. JUiUm ARMS AND AMMUNITION. WOIJ A DUBWrHU -DeJers In Arms and Ammunition, cor. Fifth and Hmrket sta. BOOKS.

II A DUET eULBEBT Publisher, Booksellers, Stationers, Book and Job Printers, and 3dannfactnrera of Blank Books, Paper and Bonnet Boxes or all kinds, corner Third and Green, oppo-Blte the P. O. CLARKB, IOHS w. Bookseller and StationerCards Engraved, Initials and Monograms executed plain or colored 123 fourth, second door north of Jefferson street. MORTOH, P.

A CO. Publishers, Booksellers, Stationers, Book and Job Print, era, 156 West Main street. CltCMP, A. Bookseller and StaUo Ko.ner 84 Fourth at. bet.

Main and Market. IT1SON, FIIINJiEY, BfcAKBMAJI, flifc Publishers or the American Educational Series or School and College Text Books. M. B. BAB-KABD, General Agent, corner Third and Green streets, Jjowsvme, ny.

TiTTSTTvrRSS COLLEGES. E- OYD-S 1.0CIMVII.I.K iCOMMBBClAIi COLI.EQE A Kallonal Business CoUoge, BYANT, iTBATTOX 4 CARW.TW Bus iness CARRIAGES. SPTBKV. W. Carriage and Bngjry Manufacturer repairing done in the best minner Jefferson bet.

Sixth and Seventh. McQUXULAN, Carriage Maker, 99 Third. Btreet. Prompt attention paid to repairs. CLOTHING.

SI-JKOUUB A AJTD EVXTiIaB Fine Clothing and Gent's Furnishing Goods, cor. 4th A Mala. TPI-SN. HENRY Merchant Tailor, No. 120 Main bet.

Third and Jonrth. CIGARS. cILL, S. B. Importer of anj Clgararobftcco, Snuff.

Pipes, net. Tftira ana ourcn, aajoimug ma coal: -rr ESCKSngte Dealers, No. lH Tnlrd at-rret. aianei ana jeaerson, OIi9ISTHV A O'COXXOI Dealers in Pitts-bnrg andTomeroy Coal. Offleis west side of wrd.

two floors soumoi JUiKei ou, o. rr cVftr Brook and Market sta. UG1IRS. N. Wholesale and Retail Deal- Til OS.

JAMKM A successors to Poet, James, fc dealers jjj Pittsburg, Youghio-gheny, and other coal. Otjfco. 66 bixth street, between MarKet ana Jei COMMISSION. ARDMKK A CO. Urocers and Commission CLcrcnanxa, ao.

iw jluuu si- BKKKD1CX, D. S. AON? Grocers andCom-mission Merchants, 2o. HI Main bet Third and Fourth. COWPJER, ABNK-Produce Commission Merchant, No.

S7 Main street, bet. 3d and -1th sta. ORN, HABKHOVSK Merch-anla and U.S. Bonded Warehouse, 157 W.Maln McKEJE, CUiariNAiH A Grocers and Commission Merchants, a west Main street. XTEWBKBBT, tifiO.

mission Mer-L chant and Wholesale Produce and Grain Dealer, Kos. S9 and 41 Wall street. ATSWMB. BUCHANAN A CO. Whole-SS sale Grocers and Commission Merchants, a Wall street.

DRUGS. WILDE1L JB. A CO. Wholenale DrujfRlats, Proprleiors of Wllders Famons Stomach IIDSR, J. IX.

A CO. Wholesale DrugglaW. JSO. Mam uul. fiiw .6 4th St.

rrriscrlptionscorflpounded atallhours. PRY GOODS. ARKEB A CO. Wholesale and Jtetall X)ry uooas, aup. iwnuu ia jm X) OBINSOW, JOHN W.

JX Dealers In Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, o-tlous, 1SS Vf est Main street. HAItl JIAPOTIIKB-AU kinds of Print-Inn, Llthomphlng, and Engraving S. E. corner Third and Market sta, FURNITURE. 1 FACTOKING COMPANY-Corner or Myth tad West JeBerson atreetj.

All kinds or Pnrnl-tnre manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail, at the lowest Western prices. FANCY GOODS. SlUS' VARIETY 8TOBE-N0S. 78 and 80 Fourth bet. Main and Market.

GROCERIES IBBITT SON Wholesale and Retail Qro. cers, 72 Marsat auum a ituvF.It wtaTT. CO. Wholesale Gro-nhC IRS wt Main at. cere OEO, -Wholesale Grocer, 113 JLTA.

Mam street. KEAr. H. grocers and conimtoslon merchauta, Ho. 63 west Main St.

IBBITT Jk MON-Wholesale and Betall No. 72 Market Second and Third. HATS FURNISH' GOODS. GKKXN OBEBN Hats, Fnrs, and Furnish-Ingaoods-cornerMaln and Fourth Lou- lsville; 48 College street, KashvlUe. HARDWARE.

MrBItlllE, A. Wholesale and Betall Dealer In Hardware, Ko. 75 Third Bt. HOTELS. TkT ATIONAL BoTKL JN Proprietors, corner Fourth and Main ats.

TISITEO STATES llOTEISTOCKTON, LEAHY CO. IToprietors, corner Fourth and Jefferson streets. TUT I J.I. ABO noTEt-WHIPS. WILLA11D, i VV Co.a'roprietors, S.

E. corner Center and Jel- lersuu uta. INSURANCE. Vr rFBT, BKNJ. Insurance ure, Fire ILd IutoJ Cargo.

Office, H2 W. Main St. IKON WORKS. VBK. r.

Architectural Fouu- arrand Ornamental Iron Works, Green toet. Second and Third. LIQUORS, Vtt nupn w. II. CO.

U. S. Bonded Ware-W lmuseWho esale Wine and Llnuor Dealers. C- PATTON, CO. B.

8. Bonded WarehouVe-wUlesale Dealers In Whiskies, iw.mvii A co. U.S. BoudecTWarehouse T'wuolSale'wfne and Liquor HOUSe v. ahtmed iwhtaky.

cologne, spirits, No. 239 West Market street. Ma" Brook. Bonded Warehouse. The best ror sale.

LOCKSMITHS. -i--trsf a5. HENBY Ijock Manuracturer and BulWen'Hardware, lei Green ll.i nira aiiu MATHEMATICAL. VL No. 122 Main street nnrter Na-S "onS HAtacle.

OpUcal and Math.m.t-1 al Instruments. -MUSIC sirp. lATTIJl-Doalor In Piano-Fortes. Cabl- nrt 0Kans, and Musical Merchandise, Nos. 92 SFVriKSrU ht.

Third and Fourth. au MTT.T.raRHY GOODS. AIIn Millinery Ooods lud Dress Trimmings, corner Main and Sixth. PLANING MILLS. X1 BY.

B. u. CO. Planing Mill, Preston St. JLi below Main.

PLUMBERS. CBEIOHTON C. Plumbers, Gas, and Steam Fitters, liHwestGreenstreet. PAPER DEALER. The programmes of.

the Saengerfest con certs at Indianapolis this week have been fully arranged. We publish them for the gratification of our musical readers. The first concert and furmal reception will be given in tfie afternoon of Tuesday, "the programme being as follows: PltOGPAiLME, 1. Freyshutz" Weber. Official reception or singers bv Maror Ma- s.

deception address by Governor Baker. 4. Overture Bossinl. Cincinnati Orchestra. Chorus "A elcome" KUcken.

Indianapolis Mannerchor. 10 s'nsers by Mr. Adolph facldeustlcker, the Festival Pre3'dert. 7. Overture "La Dame Blanche" -Bolldean Cincinnati Orchestra.

5. Delivery Or Saenprlihnrt rta l.r TrAl- denl or the late Central Committee, Mr. Stein, or to l-roiessor Kantmaun, President or present Central Committee. 9. March rrom "R-AVagner.

Cincinnati Mannerchor. On Wednesday evening, the first grand concert will be given, under the direction of Professor Balatka, of Chicago. PIIOGBAMME PABT I. 1. Overture "To Weber, Grand Orchestra orsixry-ilve musicians: 2.

"Singers' Joy" chorus by Schelder. Performed by Concordia, ef Louisville. .3. "Listen" Chorus by Etseubofer. Performed by Llederkranz, of -EvacsvlIJe.

Ind. -4. "The World Is Beautiful" Fischer Performed by Druid Manuerchor or ClncnmatL 3 "Singers. Aur.ug" V. K.

Becker. Mannerchor. Cleveland, Ohio. 6. "Grectlnjfto spring" iDt, Junker Mannerchor, Cincinnati.

T. "Vineta" Abl. Concordia, or Chicago. PAKTU. 1.

Overture from Stummo V. Auber. Grand Orchestra. 2. "Herz willst dlch hitten" Cincinnati Mannerchor.

Good 3ight" LleriVrkranz. of LnnlavIllA. 4. Abt. ITannernor.

fTnliimhnw nuin viucinnati. 7. Rhelnfart Abf. Detroit; fi. "The Star Spaugled Banner" chorus by all the societies, accompanied with the Grand Orches- 9.

Overture "Zamp'a" Harold. Grand Orchestra. The second grand concert will take place on Thursday evening. PltOGBAMME-PABT I. 1.

Overture "Leonora" BeethoVen. Grand Orchestra. 2.. "Singer's Greeting" Miller. All singers with O.andOrchestn.

3. E. V. Becker. All singerswithout accompaniment.

i. First concert In Performed on Piano, by J. Andre, with Grand Orchestra. l'ARF II. 1.

Overture "Robespierre" LItthoIf. Grand Orchestra. 2. German Song "C'horus'r All singers wltb Grand Orchestra. S.

Battle Song "Chorus" All slncers with tlranrl nrihfwLr "Pilgrim Va All singers with Grand Orchestra. Ax Outrage. About I o'clock Saturday' three drunken men got on a Main street car at the Fourth street crossing, and, when called upon for their fare, they refused to pay; and bullied the conductor in the; most offensive manner. They even went so far in their ruffianism as to attempt the ejection of the conductor. He thereupon stopped the car and succeeded in performing the ejecting operation npon the insolent rascals themslves.

After being put off they renewed their insults to the conductor, and ha drew his pistol and attempted to blow them to the moon, or somewhere else; but the pistol wouldn't explode, and the car moved oa. Determined to carry out their threats, two of the unmannerly scamps grasped the handles of the rear platform and ran along after the car for a square or two. The horses were urged into a rapid gait, and the drunken footmen were soon left sprawling in the road. And thus ended their outrageous conduct. IXACGURATIOX OF GOVERNOR JoHX L.

Helm. Gov. Bramlette and his staff and the different State officials will leave Frankfort on a special train at 3S o'clock this afternoon and reach this city at seven o'clock. The distinguished party will be received at the depot by the Mayor and other city officers and escorted to the Willard Hotel, where they will be entertained until their departure for Elizabeth-town. The special train will leave the Louisville and Nashville depot at 8:13 tomorrow morning and arrive at Elizabeth-town at 10 o'clock.

It is probable that an immense crowd of people will go down from thiscity to witness the inaugural, ceremonies. PltESEXTATIOX OF A MaGXIFICHXT SlL" ver Service to Goverxor Bramlette. At-eleven o'clock to-day there will be a presentation of a fine sold silver service to Gov. Thomas E. Bramlette, from the citi-izens of Frankfort, at- tho Capitol Hotel in that place.

Afterwards at 3 o'clock P. M. a procession will form at the hotel to escort Gov. Bramlette to the cars which are to convey him and the members of his staff to this city. We are sincerely glad to note the bestowal of these honors upon our retiring Governor.

No onemorerich-ly deserves them nor will more nobly sustain them. Ax Attempted Rape. A man named John O'Connor, who on a former occasion had been arrested on a charge of rape or attempt at rape, was arrested on Saturday night and confined in jail for a similar attempt on the person of a young girl named Matilda Marley. The couple mentioned had been to a ball near the corner of Crop and Fifteenth streets, and were returning to the girl's home when the dastardly crime was attempted. Her screams attracted the attention of Officers Martz and Antle, and, although O'Connor tried to escape, he was captured, and will be before the City Court this morning for trial.

Goterxor Helm's Coxditiox. Our advices from Elizabethtown yesterday, we regret to say, were to the effect that Governor Helm had suffered a slight relapse Still, it is not feared thas his ailment will assume a really dangerous phase. He is the recipient of the most devoted and judicious nursing and medical attention. It is now understood that, after the administration of the oath of office to the Governor elect, his inaugural address will be read by Col. S.

B. Churchill. Base Bali. Graxd Match. The first game (of a series of three) between the Olympic and Louisville clubs will be played this afternoon at the Cedar Hill grounds between two and six o'clock.

The Olympic having been in practice some time for the occasion lovers of the sport will no donbt witness a fine game, as both nines are in fine order. This week, Friday, the Cincinnati Bae Ball Club will play the return game with the Louisville, and'on Saturday will play their first game with the Olympics. Arrests at Twelfth-street. John Lagrand was committed to the Twelfth-street Station-house last night, charged with drunkenness and an assault.and battery on John Eelly. Wm.

Williams and Isaac Brown were celebrating Sunday in their usual way drunk and disorderly. They will answer for it this morning. iSTThere was a grand vocal and instrumental concert last night at the new Catholic church in Portland, ander the direction of Prof. Zoeller. We were not present.

Some persons who -were informed ns that the music was most excellently performed, of which we haven't a donbt, considering that Huber, Hahn, McCann, Beroit, Plato, and Mademoiselle J. were the artists. iKestuoky Cricket Cldb. The mem. ters of this club meet at.

Dr. J. W. Ben-' son's office this evening for the transaction of important business. WOOLEN MILLS.

TTOTK WOOI-E3r MILLS -J. W. STINE juanuiacvnrera oi jeans, xweww, sail neU, Ac, comer of Jefferson and Campbell sts. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. FtFTCIIEKAllKKXETT-lsa W.

Main Jewelry, Diamonds, Sllyer-Ware. TTEXDRlrK. W31- t. Dtvitrtr In JV Watches, Jewelry, and Sliver-Ware also Ma- buuiu jeweis ana jtesaiia. TTITTJi WKRVB-rtinmnnd)).

WalohM fill, IV ver-Ware. Jawelrr. and Plated Goods No ns Main at. jony kitts j. wwrhbQ OliY A DUItRINGKB Dealers in Watches ana jeweiry, corner inn nna aiarJcet sts.

LOUISVILLE JOUMAL JMONDAY, SEPTEMBER Kood axd Wakfiei.d. We invite atten tion to the advertisement of this now firm, which we publish in another column. The firm is eminently worthy of the confidence and patronage of the public. Mr. Warfield we personally know.

He is man of the strictest intesrity, of fine business-qualifications, of great energy, of extensile practical-information, and of assiduous and punctual habits. He cannot fail to distinguish himself in his new business. The senior member of the firm, Mr. Kood, is reputed to be a man of the first order of business talent, of high char acter, and of large experience. He is one of the ablest and most trustworthy opera tors amongst us.

In a word, the firm combines all the qualities that are fitted to command success. We earnestly wish it the mo3t bril liant success. Homicide ix Boose CoK.nr, as B. Johnson, who shot and killed Alexander Boss, a steamboat pilot, at Hamilton, Boone county, abont a week ago, was arraigned before Esquires Riley and Black, at Big Bone Meeting-house, in that county, on Thursday, when he waived an examination, aqd, by consent of the Commonwealth's Attorney, was permitted to give bail in the sum of five thousand dollars for his appearance at the next term of the Circuit Court, which commences on Monday, September 9, to answer the charge of murder. James W.

Charles Stater, James R. Johnson, and Lucien Johnson, who were arrested on the charge of being accessories to the murder, underwent an examination before the same Justices, when the following facts in regard to the tragedy were elicited: Alexander Boss and his brother Marion had been on a visit to their grandmother, and were returning to Hamilton, where Alexander intended to get aboard of a steamboat They were both riding on one horse, and, as they passed through a village called Normansville, Alex, shouted "Hurrah for Jeff. Davis," whereupon Lucien Johnson and George Miller, who were sitting on it porch in front of a grocery, commenced throwing iron weights at the Boss brothers. Marion jumped off tho horse and ran down the road toward Hamilton, and Alexander drew a pistol, and, after firing four or five time3 at the parties who were throwing the weights, put spurs to his horse and also retreated in the direction of Hamilton, which is about three-fourths of a mile from Normansville. Thomas B.

Johnson, who did the killing, was in the grocery, it seems, at the time of the shooting above referred to, and when it was over he mounted a horse and rode rapidly to Hamilton, where he found Alexander Boss with a pistol in his hand. He charged Boss with shooting at him, which Boss denied, saying that he only shot at the two men who were throwing weights at him. Johnson then drew his pistol and fired at Boss, killing him almost instantly. The defendants were discharged, the evidence being deemed insufficient to hold them as accessories. Suicidk ix the Country.

A young man named William Romine shot and killed himself late Saturday evening at the residence of his father, John Romine, near the Eight-mile House, on the Shelby-ville turnpike, in this county. The weapon used was a shot-gun. Tho rash act was committed in a freak of insanity, to which the deceased is said to have been subject at intervals. Coroner Moore, on being notified, held an inquest upon the body. Ikqi-est No.

101 Held Saturday evening, August 31, lh'S7, on the Shelbyville turnpike, on the body of Wm. A. Romine, aged 21 years. Verdict of the jury the deceased came to his death from a gunshot wound in the left side, inflicted by his own bands while in a state of mental derangement. SUDDEX DlJATn OF CoLO.VEL JOSEPH Fible.

On Saturday morning last, Col. Joseph Fible, one of the oldest residents of Oldham county, died suddenly and unexpectedly at the houso of his son, CoL John Fible, near Ballardsville, in that county. The deceased retired on Friday night 'in apparent good health, and on Saturday morning he was found dead in his bed. He was upward of ninety years of age. Worthily Bestowed.

S. S. Parker, courteous, efficient, and popular railroad agent, at the corner of Third and Main streets, was presented with a beautiful and costly walking-cane, as a token of high regard, by his numerous railroad friends, Jon Saturday evening. The occasion was eminently felicitous, 1 Pbksojal. It gave us unfeigned pleasure to meet in the city yesterday, Mr.

W. B. Haydea, the handsome and talented "juvenile man" of the Louisville Theater company last season. He is engaged for the same lire of business at the Albany (New York) Academy of Music this fall, and is now eu route thither. Success attend him.

Mortality. The Health Officer reports fifty deaths during the week ending Saturday. For the month of August just closed the total mortality was two hnndred and sixty-five, against throe hundred and fifty-five for the same month last year. This shows the health of the city at pres ent to be unexampled. Receptiox op Goterxok Bbasi.ettb asd StriTB.

The Mayor requests the members of the General Council to meet in the City Hall at 6 o'clock punctually this evening to go in a body to the Frankfort railroad depot and meet Gov. Bramlette and staff and escort them to their lodgings at the Willard HoteL Board of Tradi Mkbtixo. Th attention of members of the Board of Trade is i sailed to the fact that an important meeting is to be held on 'Change to-day. In addition to the regular monthly business, a report from the committee on the Farmers' Club will be acted upon. Jetfirsox Circuit CounT.

The September term of this court, Hon. George Wj Johnston Judge, commences to-day and continues one week. If will be a busy session. One hundred and two prisoners, sixty-two white and forty black, are to be artaigned for trial ESTThanks to the obliging messengers ofj Adams- Express foe a budget of late Southern papers. FAZA 1867.

SUCCESSOR) T0 Anderson, WE are in receipt of a lirge and wellaisonedstockor DryGrooda Consisting of Prints; Bleached Brown Demesnes; White Fancy Dress Goods; Cloths; Cassiniercs; Jeans; Satinets; Tweeds; Flannels; Blankets; JTOTIOiSS, Vbicli we offer to the Country and City Trade, and offer special inducements to cash buyers n- JVEBHOEPF; SICCA2IPBELL autsdtf 1ST Main street. EDUCATIONAL. TJXDEB THE PATRONAGE OP THE o. GALLATIN, TENNESSEE. iHE next session of this Institu tion wtllcommoncolIOXDAY.SHPTEirnKR.

All tbe bmiicnea taught In flna-class Col-lei'ea ure embraced In ihp coursft of tndT. Wn strive to attend specially to the moral jujiI physical training of our pupils. We think it beat thai the pupils board In the College building, but. If profrrred, cooil-prlvate ooaiuine cau ue ouiainea wwa. H.

H. TODD, vr. K. JONKS. P.

S. Our CatalocuA shows a li.it of dud lis a the gratifying results of our nrst scholastic BU G1U- tX J. L0UISYILLE FEMALE COLLEGE, 1 Boarding School for Tonng Ladiei, WILL be reopened on MONDAY, SEPT. 2d, 1667. The Qpeninr lecture to be delivered 10 A.

M. same day. Tbia Inatitutiou, if we may use the langunjre of disinterested par-tltF, is the beat managed female school lu Kentucky. Here everythtusf young ladies need to learn at school is taught by learned professors and teachers at charges a fraction leas than at any other similar institution. Day scholar who reside above first or below Twelfth meet, who take tbeoxtra wil furnished ticktts on the street oan without charge.

For further particulars address Kkt. S. PRETTY3TAX. A. anl7 dim" President.

The Mount Auburn YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE. CITUATED on that beanllful eminence north or kj the city or Cincinnati, from which It derived Its name, has Jubt dosed, its Twenty Becond Ses sion. The past year has been one of unusual prosperity. Iht-re hnvln? been in attendance twn hunfirvi! and thirty-live yOunjr ladies, jrathpred from all quiring a physician hit ix-ctiifeil. Its healthful location and to country position, while yet so near Sie city, gives it advantages over either cl or country schools.

Its character aaaiirst-rate Seminary of Learn-Jnc Is too well known to need rurther comments. The L1BHARY, CABINET, AND APPARATUS, already very extensive, are receiving yearly addltlons. 1'qt Catalogues, or information, address I. 31. WHITE, 45 West Fourth strtMt, Cmcinnrti, ana dew Or IT.

THANE MILLER, Prea't. LouisYillB Female Seminary, Conducted by Mns. II. NOLD, aided by an eillcient corps of teachers. THE Seventeenth Annual Session will commence ilODAY.SEPT.

2d. In tho elegant mansion on the S. W. corner of chestnut and First street, now occupied as a dwelling bv Mia. James B.

Ciay. This airy and commodious bulldlajr will afford ample room for both the Uterary and Boardin? Depart uiei its in this Institution. Youn Liutles and Misses will here receive every attention, and enoy all advantages, for aco.uirinir an and thorough education. While they will he 'eluded from the Interruptions of society, they will h-3 perjiiitttni to enjoy all the opportunities lor ceneial improTtiwent which our euty alTords. A highly accomplished and refined French lady will reside in the family, where all can learn to convtrseluyrench, wtiich lansruage will be taught to oil the miy'ix without extra charge.

SfolA will take charge of ah advanced class In Literature and Heading, affording it also the advantages of French wiihont additional charge. For circulars or further particulars inquire of Mrs. W. U. Jfoid.

No. 73 Chestnnl strept. between Second and Third, until the Uh of tho present month, after which Tirrs Nold mar be foundat the S. W. coiner or Chestnut and First streets, an in d2in Chegaray Institute, ENGLISH AND FRENCH, For TToimg Xja.c3.iois, BOAEDING AND DAY PUPILS, 1.527 and 1,339 Spruce street, PHILADELPHIA, PBNN TS7TLL reopen on Thursday, Sept.

II 19th. French is the language or the family, oMi in XADA1IE DULKRVILLY, Principal. (JNIYERSITY OF NOTRE DAME, ST. JOSEPH IND, STUDIES -will be resumed at this Institution on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 18S7.

por Catalogues, address Rkv. WM. COItBY, S. S. President, Jyll dtfeeptl Kotre Jarae P.

Iudiann. ACADEMY IF THLY RGSARY. Select School for Youns Ladies. rpHIS Institution, conducted by tho J- Dominican Sisters, will be open for the reception r.r Pupils on the i'lriK Monday lu Sep-tcniber. To all who may patronize them the Sisters would say that, while particular attention will be given to cultivating the manners and dispositions of thotfe uuder toeir charge, no pains will be spared to Impart to their pupils a thorough education in all the branches called for by their prospectus.

For further particulars apply at the Academy, Fifth street, near Cedar Hill. au2l GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PURCHASERS fit HE best pianos In the market will be sold at X. greatly reduced prices for Cash by LOUIS TRIPP, No. 92 and 81 Jefferson Louisville, Kt. VBlnatrated catalogues aent free ou appllca-lon.

may? dtf. Artificial Garrleninfanfl Seeft Store Ko. Third st-, bet. Market and Jefferson, By HEIVRY KKESKEX lae assortment of all kinds of Flower, and Forest MlSEDa constantly on hand at low rates and of the first and best quality; also Flowers of all kinds. BononrU made 3 re quired.

Seeds guaran HKJTRY KRESKEN, Artificial Gardener and Seedsman. )nI5 dfcw3m ROBERT BIGG-S, Gas and Steam Fitter, No 76 Green, abore Third Keeps on hand a large supply of Gas Fixture, fisi Shade, KatSi Tnb. WawMtands. Water Close, Hydrants, and Clserns asd Hose Boxes, Well Pumps. BOILERS AND SINKS- JyS3 deodtim 1 Porto Rico Sugar, 1 r( HHDS prime Porto Blco Sugar just re-JLU yj ceived and for sale low by NEWCOJCB, BL'CHAif AN.

fau23 dlO 31 Fourth st. Howard Female Institute are offered to the city and country trade at the lowest prices or Onaccouatof one partner of tho firm residing In New York we are enabled to offer goods at such prices as to induce an examination of our stock on the part of buyers. Orders pioroptly filled and goo da delivered. auH dim O. O.

F. FUNERAli NOTICE. The Officers and Members of AM- ojsjaagifc-XON EXCAMPJCEXT(Ko. 11) J. O.

O.F.,are hereby notilleel to meet their Hall THIS (MOXDAY7 AF- TERT700K, September 2, at 2 o'cloct, lo anend the funeral-of patriarch Joitv auti.n Members ofslster Encampments invited to Ify order the C-P-'- e2 dl" y.JW. STEVEXSO.N-. Scribe. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF BOONB lODQil (Ho. lj I.

O. F. You are hereby notified lo men -sa at your iodsc Room THIS llLOS-jSggggs: BAT) 2. al 2 for tne purpose of attending tbe funeral of our deceased Brother, joh.t Acstix. -Members of eleter Lodges in good standing are reapect fully Invited to join ua.

WILL. M. XICIIOLS, N. O. acidl ED.

BEATY, B. S. ASOXIC KOTICE. Members of nOBIXaON LODGE (No. 2t5.it A.

Y. areherehvnotilied to imeet at their, Hall, oc Eighth street, at 2 oVlocfc, TH.I3 (MONDAY! AfTKOOnV f.r the, of attending the fimeral of oir deceased Brother, jomn auhtih. juemuers oi sister images are in- to attend. By order of the W. M.

scSdl Ij- CLOTHROP. Secretary. Kentucky Cricket Club. A KEGl'LAB Meeting, of -lL Club will be held at Dr. J.

W. Reason's offltie, rnrncr fifth and Walnui, on MONDAY EVES-TNG, September 2d. 18ST, at 7 o'clock. All the members are requested to be present, as business or importance will bo brought before the Club. By order of the President.

se2dl C. ADAMS, Secretary. Fine Horses for Sale. TVLOODED ZOESEB and Erne stock for draft, fkrmers' purposes, lijjHt harness or saddle use. now' at DEXTKH-t STABLE, Eighth street, between Main andiSi.

Market. seids Copartnership. HpHE undersigned has associated J- with him In the Book and Stationery Trade Dit. F. MILLER, late of Oldham county.

and will ccutlnue uuilnesa at the old stand, ZTo. S4 Fourth street, between lain and Market, under the style of CRTJMP MILLER, the copartner-iblp dating from 20th June. 18t7. s2 F. A.

CRUMP CO. BOOS IBTOHB. P. A. CBTJMP.

DIt. W. F. MILLER. pErilP FILLER, Booksellers, Stationers, Printers and Binders, "Wholesale and Retail Dealers in School, Miscellaneous, Theological, and Medical Boots, Bianlc Books, and Stationery, No.

st Fourth street, between Main and Market. Orders from country merchants and colleges fllled with promptness on as low terms as any house in tho west- R2dlm ZtOTiisville Marine Association. LOUISVILLE, Aug. 31,1367. AilEETlKG- of this Association VTUI boheid tlit-i (Monday) morning al nine The members are requested to atteud punctually.

By order of the President. J. A. HAMILTON. Sec'y.

S. M. ROOD, i N. W. WABFIELD.

ROOD 6L WA2.rX.SXiI, KlAL ESTATE AGENTS AMD COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 2(o. JOS Third street, between Green and Walnut, twodootssouth of Po3t-otlice, HAYE a largo number of houses, lots, and farms for sale and rent. They offer their services to the public with the full assurance that tbey can give perfect satisfaction. Bills collected and advance made to repair any property entrusted to them, s2 it, school SCHOOL STATI0NEKY, AJ(D ALL OTHER Scliool Xiequisitos, FUKJUSHED AND SUI'PIJEU BY JNO.W.CLAEKE, 123 JTourtli Street, H2 d6 Near Jefferson street. EW DRY GOODS STORE.

THOS. McSHANE, No. 131 north Hide or Market street, be ttreeu 1'Ioytl mid Preston. HAVING recently received into my new store, at the above stand, one of tut most select and beautiful stocks of clioitu ireah DRT GOODS In tho city, I will he happy to have the patronage of all my old friends ana customers In the our. I am attsQed that I can ofTiT them, as well as the public generally, such inducements as will cause them to give me a liberal share of their patronage.

Itemem ber the place, at So. 131 north side Market street, between Jf'Ioyd and Preston. sep2 TJIOS. KINGKS PATENT WroiMIroii Tabular Arcli BrMes HAVE been in use throughout the Northern States for Hie last FIVE VKARS, and are superseding all other kinds for Turnpikes, County Roads, Railroads. Hundreds have been built and put up, and.

without a SIXOLK EXCKPTION, have fmtiiled every condition and stood every test required ofa 0001) BKIDUK. Being constructed wholly of ROUCrT XH03XT, upon a plan combining in the greatest degroc Economy, Durability, and Strength, they cannot fall to recommend themselves to practical men. Tbe undersigned, having acquired the SOLE RIGHT to manufacture and put up thi-st Bridges In the States of Kentucky, Missouri, and the Southern States, is prepared to furnish them promptly. Reliable and responsible agents wanted. Circulars, lithographs, and prices sent ou application to JULIUS BAEBAKOUX, HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, Corner of Floyd and Washington Streets, sidtf LOUISVILLE.

KV. To the Farmers of JefTeron County nail Kentucky in Venoral. GENTLEMEN Hundreds of yon hold Idle capital. Ouce you employed yur surplus funds in extending the size of your farms and your field force, now you look around for new fields of enterprise. Some of you, having sold your farms, and many, even at a distance, while etui farming, have invested here In city property.

Would It not a tonad policy for others to fnveit at least a small amount Immediately, to have something always saleable to fall back npon? There Is a good deal of real estate In markel which can he bought at reasonable rates, some very cheap Should you buy a lot in an improving i.uaxter of this city the probability thai within a year or two It will be worth one-third more, if not double Such result! are Been here constantly. A gentleman told us recently that he had told a lot for Just twice Its cost exactly one year from purchase. We think niauy of you will live to see Louisville contain half a million of fouls, and lots now on ibe outskirts become central. Lots are easily leased, (and, except the buildings, all including fencing, become tbe lessors at the entl of tbe lease.) thus paying rent yearly, while they advanc in value rapidly. Please call and see the real estate wa haTC for sale, or address ns bv mall.

ROWLKS ASD BARBOUR, Real Estate Agent) and General Collectors, Ti Vain street, opposite the Bank of Kentucky. B. Bowies. President Bauk of LoulsvIUe; V. McKnlght, President Bank of Ken-tuckv; W.

2f. Haldman, proprlttor LouisTille Coutier. "LOUISVILLE" WR0UUHT-IR0N COTTON TIB, PAIMIED Mart 5. 107, bj BAURT C0LBM.W. "THE JLOOSYII.t.E TIE" COMBINES STRENGTH WITH SIMPLICITY.

IT is manufactured of the beat charcoal iron, nod each hoop and oocklL' Is subjected to severe ml to Injure the 3tr of the tie. The hoopa are not weakened bT hems per rorated.ornoicfced.bat have the full strength it the entire width or the iron. As Is shown In the above cot, the tie fanbf adjusted In two wajs. either of which wi lhol the hale to the sir it Is compressed and the laborer can bale cotton either war with rljldlty and ease, without possibly matins a ntlstjre. One end oi the hoop.

In both to the souareslde of tbe slot in the raiile, the other enr? or the hoop Is passed throopf the onen. log or slot In the bacVle. from either and bent around the diagonal side to II the hoop las in the four hoops), O' hZ? TrutlS under (as In the three hoos). If applied In IhcUtte? the tie care uiacJcJed by nulling the end out with a cottpn-hoot. "The Louis vine TU having no Iom motion In its adjust-ient hold a bale In core pact and good shape, and orotecrt rt from fire, waste, and stealage.

It has been tvoronchlv tested by planters xnd.coUon-pressp. and In evry case, pronounced to be the nestle yet Introduced. laree stock on hand at lowest rates Liberal discount to dealers; BARKY COLKil AX. (Oaice Louisville Boiling Mill Co.l. au23 d3m 161 Main Louisville, Ky.

ISAa.0 ABB ATT. john n. arnABT.i3?"" SELMAN, jfXSiSELMAS a. continue the I all kinds of Si Third street; to No. sal Main street, betweoa be pleased to see his friends and customers.

WANTED. WANTED. Local and Traveling Atentu to'sell some of the best articles ever offered to thi nubile. The greatest per contrure ever offen'd will be paid. For mrtUer particulars, r.ddress.withstsmp, J.

M. WILBUR A se-dVw Box 2,731. Cleveland, Ohio. WAITED For one year, 62,100, for which ten per cent, secured by mortg.ii;?, be given. Addre "Mortgage," Journal OflUc auWdj AGENTS WANTED.

AGKNTS WANTfiD-flD to lo ilay. to Introduce onr new iiateutSTAitSimTTU: SswiXfj-MArniXK. Price Twbcty Doluils. it iim- two threads, aDd makes the s-Miniiie Ixm-kStu k. All other low-priced Miehiuei make the Chalx Stich.

Exclusive terrllorv ciTen. Sfiul f.tr culars. W. G. WIUSOX Manufacturers.

WANTJED Agents BYCiywhero Male andFeaialo. "One hundred an.l iifly dollar per month to 5eII the UXDEItFEKD COM-MOJf iiEHSB FAMII.Y-t SEWING-MAC1UNK, the greatest Invention of Price onlr This machlnq docs every, variety of iSuiily and tailoring: malces thestronrest stttch ev-r invented, and isjfulhr warranted for thrtv yt'r. fMl at McDowell's Block-, southwest corner Fotirtli aud Green street, or address uh for circulars. BLISS MCEATHHO, Manufacturer. auMdeodSm -AgentirCoinsville.

Ky. WANTED 100 strictly first-class Book Agenw new work entitled 'Yearinjr of the faselnallng author John Kstin Cooka, formerly of Gen. Smart 'h This book kunll the Interort orthe mosvehann-Ing romance and theaathvntlclty of standard his-tor-r. it is Ilhiit rated with Ightsuperhlv executed et sngraved battle scone ami sn-lerIor ard i the most salable book. with-out doubt, pabllihed In the fl to years.

Agents aro meeting with remarkable shokms. For urius and territory apply'to V. Puhllshpr, Boom ti Hamilton Bonding, -'OtJifairi street, Ltuiq-ville, Ky. mayI4 ooii.tv.-.f FOUND. TjOUND A Laco nandkorcliiof J- on Third Nlreet.

The owner can have it by calling at this oillceaud paying for this ad vert lament, dl STRAYED. QTEAYED OR STOLEN A light 3 bay MULH. about fifteen hamN hl-h. siiind respect, klx yearsold. aut oi.o the to Clias.

Ol'fltin Ora aireet, if-tween Preston and Jackion, will lie hands miely rewnrded.l nn) dtf LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE RAILROAD. OmCH UN UK A I. LouiHVua, Ang. Governor's Inauguration at Elizabethtown- TjOE tho accommodation ot parties wishing to witness tht of Hit! Governor, a special tr.iln will run on Tm'd w. the of St-ptemfopr, from Lonisvlile to I.ouiiville at A.

and the same avenins- pjut-ergers from Louisville will pay full ff.rj tfolnic to Elizabethtown and return free. au31 d3 ALUKKT VJNKjGcu'I S-ip't. MRS. HTjIiSK WAT'i? 'JJLL open i Primary Scliool in tl.e of Calvary uhurch on MOS-DA Septi'inbvr al. The courw orstii.lv will ti.i similar to that punned In the seveuth.

Kislr.h, JSmth, and Tunth (fradns of the Public ScbooH nf Lcutsville. Sirs. will prepare chit-iri: for into higher arauen In thy Want or Private SchiMi'ls. Pir terms apply at the resUlence of if r.ir. No.

iiO Fourth street. auI dli $500. rHE ntovo reward will "bo for information which enable mr to wliom and wlien a certain chased now was used In evidence at a recent trial In Boston or thecaaeof Ellms vn. Kulley. was -nriivrd with tho words "Pan to Hello" nn the Inside, sld rm was ncrr.vcd by Mr.

inM BrNcne, at tl'in aii-w Julr. 13C, and moat jirobuoly since isoii. Coinniuuiuat'j Ith n. 'I llWMiMinintrTMMriiij FOR REWT. FOK EJ5NT Tho office on tho Kast corii'T of Main and Ilullilt i-tr-eH, now ocupitHl by tho Falls City Tobacco Till- olllceL so roTi.tnicted as to be thoroughly drr.

admirably lfihted arid ventllaid, and one of ta iiwt deiijthtfiil liithclty. Tim de-tV. ivm-n-n, and larije tire and bnrclar oronf vault 50 witli tlm office, Ii woold boa tine uttnd fur anv mi-rantilft luiihif-. Apply to II.C.PirrUHLL, Cashier KaMs City Tobacco llanfc. auit dtf EENLBff-A two-stmbrieIc -L' 1 house on thTestMdo of Wal hestlKldt nut and Gray Ha? riom, omff yard, Ac This Is a very Arao.

a two- Ktory brick house on the west side of Floyd be-, Market and Main. Has ten ruou wn adapted for a Apply to J.iR. Ti mmonstUn6n States Hotel. FOR Store House, Ko. 13 Second street, now occupied by Jacob Laval A Son.

Apply at the storeor to P. I'fleffer. lysdtf jl. nxvmsox. L.

C. UOKtNSO.T. NEW BOOK STORE ON FOURTH ST. Wholesnlc anil Betall. THE undoreigned would most ro-srectftiliy call the attention of their riend ai the public cnerallv to tlielr lare and well selected stock of BOOKS uudSTATJONliP.Y, which they have Just received aud opened at their aw store at No.

72 Fonrth street. They will keep for sale all the School Books used In the Public and Private Schools of the Slate, and they are prepared to supply country merchants at low prices. Thev most respectfully solicit tho patronage of all their friends. DAVIDSON ROIilNSON-12. Fourth street, ansa ds Almost directly op.

National Hotel. NEW CHINA STORE. Wo. 96 South side Market street, Between Third and fourth streets, LOCISVILLS, KY. J.

DOLFINGEB, Importers and Dealers la Queensware, Table Cutlery, Britannia and SllTcrwarc, Ac. Having received a new and largo assortment or the above! selected with ijreat care for this market, and boashl at tho lowui cash prices, wenowofftir the same to our friend, former customers, and the public In general at lowest prices. An lamination of our stock is solicited. aMdaa FIRST THE SEASON! JTJST EEOEIYEf) WALKER'S EXCHANGE Shell Oysters, Young Grouse, Woodcock, Young. Mallard, Blue Wing, and Woodducks.

All other seasonable Inxurres'of tho land and water constantly on baud- Regular Breakfast from 6 to A. 31. JResiIar Dinner from 14 to 3 P. M. 'Reeular Supper from to 8 P.

-'auSfrftf Third street, bet, Stark-1 aad Maiu A. J. MUS Forhaerly of. the old and Trcll-knuwn firm of uractutu- of He has removed from the old stand (No. so and FOR SALE.

OR SALE A Farm in Union county. three miles. from Casey vlile, on the road thence the same owneJ by The farm contains a.7 acres-170 undpr cultivation, the balance well timbrod and plenty "of water. -There arethree good homes on the place for laborers or tenants, three tobaccu barns, a jrood new barn Tor stock and graitr, a jrood apple and peach orchard, aud 30 acres in mi-adoir. This Is one ot the best farms In Southern Kentucky, and is snscspifble of division.

Vox further particulars apply to J. ST. Tate, near the premises, or to the undersigned at Louisville, Ky. ii. a.

gaiiTbreath, tapadAwtf- yr; n. bilraper. FOR SALE House Terms ac-commodatini; That handsome new two-Btorr and attic No. 1 House all conveniences on Walnut street, between Thirteenth and fourteenth, outhalde. For full particulars call ontheprem-Iecs.

from 1 to 6 o'clock r.ifc. ausi dtf B. It. JONBS. Valuable Building- Lots for Sale.

TWENTY beautiful building lots, situated on MiDle and Anderson streets, -tween Seventeenth" and Eighteenth, (or sale on accommodatingterms. Apply to Kennedy fc Irwin, 1M Third bet. Marteel and Jefferson, nnso Aivr OK SALE-UP-town and Down- town Lots At low rates, and on eaiv Some beautiful lots frontimr on the east side oi Twenty-fourth street, and on ths lonth side of Harney street extended, convenient in dtitauceto both of the Portland, and to the Main and Market street railroads. Also, on ie eastern con hues of tho city, very eligibly locat-'d lol. fronting on the north side of Payne street-tjxtended: and on the south side of the Louisville, Lexington and Cincinnati R.

not far rrom the land owned by that company. Apply to THOS. P. JACOIl, southeast corner of 2farket aud Third. Olflce houri froca 9H A.iT.

to P. if; Jy.n deodtf Portland Cottage for Sale, CONTAINS seven rooms and hall; lot 91 by 193 feet, with line shade aud Iarg apple trees. Price 5.S00. cash aDd time. Apply on the premises, Ho.

Third street, between Grarier and ChestnuV. aui dl FOK SALE An intorest one of the best paying Wholesale atanuracturinz Establishments In the city. Only retires a small capital. Address Courier Office. Jyst df I)OK SALE Eesidence A large.

substantial, well-built bouse, on the north aide of Bank street, or Citizens railroad, near Por laud. The house Is a large, double. two.iory brick, with metal roof, all In cood repair: stable and al-ecessary out blilldlngs. r.oi koxsis. Posmlo Itcu Immediately.

WHITMAN A WILSON, No. 150 Alain over iCorton. Oalt, A Dissolution. THE copartnership heretofore ex-Istlnc between MeRsrs. JrETTHNHEIMKK SI UKTZfc, is tills dny tl's-iolved rry mutual consent.

3Jr. C. STuetze will continue tho business at tho Central Markel Grocery, and will settle all claims due by the tiruj. Mr. Mitlenheimer earnestly hopf-s that the patrouape heretofore beatowedori the firm will be continued to his former partner and Miceesaor.

H.J. MKTTENHEIMBR. null C. MTJETZE. For Hie Barflstowa Fair! SPECIAL TRAINS FOE tho Nelson County Fair, to be litM at Bardstown, JTelson county, Kt Will lenvc ImilsTlllc on Wednesday, Sept.

Itli, at 7:30 A. Arriving Bardstown nt :5. A. nnd rctnrn-lui. leuve for Louisville anno I'.

TicfcPta for llie ronntl trip, from LOTiHvIHc to Uurctow und return, eivcli. ausl d4 Ag-eacy of the Grafonborg Co. for tbe State of Kentucky, no. 76 SPourth Iiouisvillc. DRUGGISTS and all Merchants dealing in the Gnefenberg Med-ciuen are re-appctruny notllied tliat lhycan sAve the freight them from New York by leaving their orders i thTis.

aul2dcodimAw2I BAYMOXD ACQ. Cordage. COILS Manilla Rope, assorted A.tVJ pJies, received this dav and r.ir sale bv OARI1N ERA CO. Dissolution. HpHE finn of MERCHANT GO Is dissolved, C.

A. Merchant retiring. The hnslnefw will to carried on by his late partners, Huxley and BrearclliT. All debts due and against the lirra connected with the business will be settled by aum d.i HUXLEY A UKKAHCLrFK. REMOVAL.

NYDER SAKDEJJS have ro- moved to Main street, between Thirdand Fourth, Nrth side. Assignee's STotice. M. FLBTCHEIl, Boot and Shoo Dealer, of this citv. havlne mnde an a.snlcn- T.

mcr.t to the undersigned for the benellt of nis creditors, uil parties havloi; claims agalnnt- the said T. M. Fletcher are hereby nolllied to present their accounts properly authenticated for examination and record. 1'arttf-s owlnf; the sivtd T. M.

Fletcher are requested to call imaiediately at No. 124 West Market street, and settle their Indebtedness, or they will be proceeded aralnst according to law. W. HYDES. Assignee of T.

i. Pletcher. Loaisvllle, Aug.C9,lsT. an3 di To Contractors and Builders. SEALED Proposals tvill be received until Thursday, September 5th, 12 for materials and labor for building; a Hhopnnd Foundry.

Plans and apeciticatlons can be seen at our office. Proposals to be made under thefollowing heads, to-wit: Excavation, Bricks, Brick-layinir, CarpenterH' and Joiners' Work. Slate and Slating, Tinners' Work. Pointing and Bids may be ade for the whole or any part of the work or materials, bnt must be classified as above. We reserve the right to reject any or all proposals offered.

BRENNAN auso d6 N. W. corner Eighth and Grayson sta. Dexter Park, UNION STOCKYARDS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. The large premiums oUerud by tbe proprietors of Dexter Park have fUled with the strongest fields of horses ever known on a trotting track.

Sixteen races for premiums ranging from 1M 00 to 3o 00, and with from four to tenantries In each, will be decided In five days, commencing on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8d, besides show premiums for all classes of line horses. This will be the Uitt apprumec of StJ-ter la public, as his sale to Mr. Bonner, of the New York Ledger, will cause his retirement from the tivcf, and this therefore will be the Jast opportunity for tbe public to see him trot. W. Y.

TCCKBit, OEO. B. MAIfSUH, ruIS di Frts't. Sop't Dexter Park. J.

P. COATES' DE6T SIX-CORD CABLED THREAD. JOHN HTTGH AUCHINCLOS8, SOLE AGEKTS IN HEV TOKiT, Jfo. 108 DaaneSlmt. dim H.3ElIVtC3"7---Ij.

DORN, BARKHOUSE, CO. HAVE REMOVED TO SQo. 3 West JATfvdJrx J3t, (NOUTII SIDE), Between Flrat and Second Street. au22dlm ASSIGNEE'S CTG3XCE. THE creditors of FREDEBtKA GRATJMAW, whMn o.rt wa tifiairrifd to me intrust for the creditors of her estate undera deed of trust, dated November 50th.

1S6, find recorded in deed hook Jfo. 27 pase M9, in tbe Jefferson County Court Clerk's Omce; will please present their claims; properly verified, and they will be paid thetr pro rata shares, provided such claims are so presented on or before the 1st of October, ISC. LotnstLE, August 25, 1SC7. au-27 dlO considerably disabled on her experiment al trip from Cincinnati, and has been on the ways at Madison for repairs; but her condition now is reputed to be good. Our citizens will have ample opportunity for inspecting this oily-running as she will remain in port two or three days'.

It is probable, too, that will make a trial trip for the satisfaction of those interested in the new feature of petroleum steam. 8The card of Messrs. Bowles fc Barbour will he seen in this morning's-Journal) by referring to another column. Louisville ia increasing in importance, size, and population every day, and it is always safe to. invest in city lots in any section of the corporate limits.

To those who have capital unemployed these gentlemen will point out a way for safe and profitable investment. Their office is at No. 78 south side of Main street, between Second and Third. Police Dbpartmext Arrests for the Moxth of'Auccst. To the attentive clerk of the police Mr.

J. H. Bibb, we are indebted for the monthly state ment of arrests by the city police. It is as follows: Forrelony 50 For misdemeanor -Jsm As suspected 13 Total 7 196 Irishmen Germans Africans GS A Murderer Cacgbt. W.

H. Herrin- ton, a native of Fleming county, Kentucky, was lodged in jail in this city Saturday by a Nashville policeman, who is taking him to that oity for trial on a charge of murder, committed near La-vergne, tenn. He was captured in De troit, and from all accounts has bloody, murderous, fiendish antecedents. Military Arrests. Tbreo men were ar rested in Logan co.

a few days since by the military for abusing and maltreating ne groes. They were turned over to the TJ. S. Court and examined before the Com missioner Saturday, and released upon bonds of $1,000 each to answer at the next term of the Federal Courts, and $500 tojbe of good behavior in the meantime. Ciiestxct Street Methodist Ciiuroii.

The congregation at this temple were edified last night by a sermon from the eloquent and talented young divine, Rev. R. A. Holland. He has just returned from a tour in Europe, and, we understand, intends making Kentucky his residence in the future.

understand that Gen. Thomas and staff and Gen. Burbank and staff will be invited by the city authorities to participate in the ceremonies tcmorrow. They will probably accompany the Council to Elizabethtown. It is to be hoped that both Generals will be able to attend.

5The attention of the public gener ally, and the ladies in particular, is called to the "Announcement Extraordinary" made in another column of to-day's pa per by Messrs. Kinsella Haydon. Staubixg Affary. A man named John McGrau was seriously stabbed yesterday on High street, by John Kelly. Kelly was arrested and lodged in jail on a charge of cutting with intent to kill.

The White River Trade. It will be seen by the advertisement in the proper place that the steamer Tempest will leave for Memphis and White river at 5 o'clock this afternoon from the city wharf. ISTMiss Augusta L. Dargon, the gifted young actrsss who gained such a. fine rep utation in Louisvilleduring the past two seasons; has been engaged by Manager Flynn for the Nashville Theater.

New Orgax. The splendid new organ lately purchased for St. Joseph's Church, in Butchertown, was "inaugurated" yesterday with appropriate ceremonies. Fire xear Lagraxge. Tho residence of Mr.

Reese Winton, near Lagrange, on the Frankfort railroad, was totally destroyed by fire on Friday night. C. Rufer, of the St. Charles Restaurant, will set a fine Turtle Soup lunch to-day at 10 o'clock, to which all his patrons and friends are invited. 8-Fnnnie Preston, a negro woman, was committed to Castle Thomas last night tor stealing clothing.

CITY ITEMS. Dearixg's Bookstore Twexty-pivb per Cent. Saved School Books at Reduced Prices. Charles T. Dearing, 103 Third street, calls the attention of parents and pupils to his large stock of school books, which he is selling at reduced prices.

E0BEET MAINLAND 00., General Commission Merchants Bankers, 3o. 1 Hanover Buildings, Hanover Square. et. L. Eutumi.1 KKW YQP.I Wixxtase WmoHT.

JJeM dwly STEINWAY SONS fWf anu OHICKERINa SONS' PIANOFORTES! HAVE BEEN ATVAKDED THE Ffrat tmlnm 3.ld MiIa at the Great Exhibition in Paris over all competitors. Full stocks of the above makera's Pianos tho of their Southern Agent at factory Denial Association Originated the nse of tfco NITROTJS OXIDE GAS For EXTRACTING THETH WITHOUT PACT, and have administered It to over 20,000 patients without failure or accident. We make the pure and fresh every dav. It has no ta nor smell. Is pleasant to broitne, and ivesoun-pleasant'effects.

We make a specialty of extract-ine teeth, and guarantee to do it without paim. FICE 13S FOURTH STBKET, Kb opposite the New Market BnUJlas. KKicdlrst grape display a subject the most noteworthy. We observed quite a number of contributions of Delaware, Concord, Re becca, and. some others; but, abating the fact that some plates contained more clusters than others, there seemed no other difference in the different samples' on show each seemed to have been grown, upon a spot exempt from grape rot, each was well ripened and brought to the tables in good order, its rich bloom undisturbed.

We to have seen as fine Rebeccas on any occasion before. The turnout of visitors on Saturday was large, and among them we noticed sev eral distinguished strangers from the Southland East; andwe had the pleasure of a conversation with a gentleman from Cincinnati familiar with the weekly shows of long-established Cincinnati Horticultural Society, who complimented our society by sayina that, while in the aggregate our society would compare favorably with that of his own city, he did not think he had ever seen in Cincinnati, or that their climate would grow, such peaches as the Catharine and Leopold on exhibition on this occasion. The exhibition of the Kentucky Horti- cultaral Society at Masonic' Temple on Saturday, August 31st, presented in the Floral Department Rustic Bouquet, showy and brilliant, contributed by Mr. Jas. T.

Lanham. Basket China Asters, beautifully ar ranged, by Mrs. George Wicks. Floral Basket, elegant and tasteful, by Mrs. Col.

Alexander. Bouquet Hardy Roses, eight va rieties, superb kinds, by Thomas S. Ken nedy. Table Bouquets of greenhouse flow ers and a fine collection of hardy Phloxes, by Henry Nanz, the Florist. To Mr.

Nahz was awarded the society's diploma for the choicest and best collection of greenhouse plants and flowers exhibited during the season, and his sarv- ices were engaged to decorate Floral Hall for the great State Fair, to be held at the Fair Grounds, commencing on tho 17th of September inst. In the Fruit Department the following kinds were exhibited by the contributors named: PEACHES. Grand Admirable, by Wm. Johnson. Miller's White, by Jesse Vandegraft, lied Pineapple, by same.

Snow, by same. White Heath, by same. Crawford's Late, by J. Vandegraft and Wm. Johnson.

Stump the World, by Lawrence Young. Catharine, by L. Youne and J. E. Wil- Loitc Leopold, by H.

S. Duncan and L. Young. Druid Hill, by Ormsby Hite and Wm. Johnson.

Orange Cling, by Wm. Johnson. PEARS. Doyenne Boussock. by Lawrence Young.

bt. Andre, by b. L. Oanr. Beurre d'ADjou, by James F.

Coons. Pennsylvania Bell, by Jacob Johnson; Anannas d'ete, by S. L. St. Ghislain, sent by a lady for the cor rect name.

Kirtland, by W. H. Dulaney. Flemish Beauty, by John Thatcher and J. F.

Coons. White Doyenne, by J. A. McDowell and J. F.

Coons. Three kinds for names, by James Trigg, J. Thatcher, and J. F. Coons.

Seckel. by S. L. Gaar, J. F.

Coons, and J. A. McDowell. Bartlett, by J. Vandegraft, Jacob Johnson, Ormsby Hite, W.

H. Dulaney, J. Thatcher, J. A. McDowell, S.

L. Gaar, J. F. Coons. GRAPES Concord, by Rev.

Dr." W. W. Hill, W. H. Dulaney, and J.

F. Coons. Rebecca, by J. F. Coons.

Catawba, by J. Vandegraft. Delaware, by H. S. Duncan, W.

H. Dulaney, L. Young, and J. F. Coons, rums.

Yellow Egg, by John Thatcher, H. S. Duncan. Orange Plum, by S. L.

Gaar. APPLES, Transcendent Crab, for preserving or for cider, called sometimes China apple, by T. S. Kennedy; also, by same contributor, Gravenstein, Rambo, Drap d'Or, Pomme Royal, Broadwell, and several other kinds. A very fine red striped Apple was sent in by James Trigg for a name; the speci mens were very fine and perfect.

The Fruit Committee neglected to name the specimens sent for names, although they seemed to enjoy eating them very much. Another Fatality A Child Rux Over axd Killed. A most lamentable accident happened at the junction of Eighth and High streets, in Portland, last Saturday afternoon. Several small children were playing on a sand pile near the sidewalk in tlrat locality, when a wagon heavily loaded with rock came thundering along at a furious rate, raising such a dense of dust that the children did not see their danger. It is said, however, that the driver, Adam Rice, called upon them to get out of the road, but before they did so, one of them, a little boy named Michael McCue, aged three and a half years, was run over by -the cart and instantly killed.

The Coroner was sent for, and after investigating the matter, issued a warrant for the arrest of Rice. The inquest is appended: Ixqcest No. 103 Held at No. 446 High street, mpper Portland, August 31, 13G7, upon the body of Michael McCue, aged three and a half years. Verdict of the jury: Came to his death from being run over, at the corner of Eighth and High streets, by a cart and horses recklessly driven by Adam Rice.

DICK MOORE, C. J. C. building on the southeast corner of Third and Green streets, the PostofEce, has been, overhauled, repainted, and styled the "Forsyth House." If -r- roNT. A.

Y. Manufacturers S) and Dealers, 1M Main at. REAL ESTATE. B' T.OWIIS BABBOIIB, opposite Bank of TSMaln su, buy, sell, rent, and collect. JEB, Proprietor, Kos.

65 and 67 Fifth bet. JS STEAMBOAT AGENTS. Jst. t1 rnmmiHlnit MerchftDU. No.

20 Wall St. -fe QuinT-EY. wooi.roi.ic. lavp yj uoit.iicuw SADDLERY. them rIrjai.B.E.

Manufacturer and DealerlnSad-ejere RlnleaTHarnesi Trunks, Jtc. Ko. 68 West Main at. ''otSS nTOVNT. yf.

J. Manufacturer and Dealer In aodle-ryV narness. Jrldlra Co l.r. Trunks, 4," allseB, ltftjcuwjmw i MakerTupholstery of all kinds, northeastcor-ner Third andCartetsU. Si 15 MalnsU crrXT PATNTING.

rilaKXBU oBiaiNAiSieN snop-m nwlX) Jefferaon si-bet. Third and tonrtn. "yr SEWING-MAO tiiss I'li premium 'hlno Twist, SlUr. Oil, Ac, Ho. 5 -a'" TIN AND SHEET IRON.

1ft" Al Manufacturer and Thole-sale Dealer In TU, Copper, and Sheet Iron i -r- irorT stoves. Grates, and Castings, No. 2M Main St. iTHfiOW, J. H.

CO. Northwest corner or Castings. Lin, dbwwhh vy are. It AWE. DA TID-fsnpei-irnn aua V.TTJ Main streel.

norm aiue, uew anu n'Onentb. vfelght. KICHOUION, Tin Roofing Establlsh-teno mcntrTln and Sheet-Iron ware, Stove and tlrfhow ware, Mo. 81 Green near Third. VARIETIES.

maxf OOEB.S. A. SON House Furnishing wasnnth side Market sL. bet. jrth and Fifth.

AY'S CHINA PAIVACE-No. 8 Masonic Temple, corner Fourth and Green sts. I arm.