The Louisville Daily Courier from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 5

'OFFICIAL. BY TELEGRAPH. MEDICAL. FOR RENT. FOR SALE.

COMER OF MAIN AID F0UETH. FOR RENT. MTHE spacious Brick HouseSoiown as "White Hall," Fourth and Fifth on Market street. A newly pain ed and papered brick dwelling on Centre, between Green and Walnut. Also a store-house, and one or two offices, located on Filth street, iu the block known as "Marble Hall." For terms, apply to apl3dS T.

T. SHREVE. TO LET. A Dwelling House, in Orragby lLw, in good repair. flKI THOS.

SMITH, Third street, iiiii apl3 d3 Asentfor tne owner. BAVELLIXG HOUSE STORES FOR RENT. The Dwelling House on Green street, near Third, now occupied by James Stewart, will be for rent iilay Aso the store formerly occupied by Stewart St Son, No. 35 Wall street. Two large Warehousesin the rear of the store occupied by C.

Basham. Inquire of STEWART SON, upU ili Market stroer. near Brook. FOR RENT QR LEASE. jjjL.

large, neat frame Cottage, of eight or mna rooms, dBffTlcitchen and servants room, cistern, collar, stable, JiiUland a puinp of food water close Stand a. large lotot orerhalf anacre of ground, on the southwest corner of Broadway and Fourteenth streets, well suited for a large, ffonteel family residence. Will be leased to 'an approved tenant fur one, two or three years, at a moderate repnly to J- W. BRED EN, apl3d3 Agent, 96 Fifth street. FOR RENT.

FKONT ROOM in the second story of our store, ti-Ii on Main street, next door to the Bank of Louisville, suitable Jor an omce. ppiy io aplii C. HAGAN CO. FOR RENT. A handsome and very aesirable Duelling House, containing eight rooms, kitchen and serv-ints' house, Jiliiiion Green street, near Second.

The lot extends to au alley, on which there is.a carriage house, stable, A desirable Dwelling on Walnut, between First and Second. Three Dwellings with stores, on Main street, near Preston. A frame Dwelling on Second, near Broadway. A Jar-re two-story brick House on Jefferson, near Floyd. A Dvveiling on Gray, near Hancock.

A Dwelling on Shelby, near Beargrass. A new two-story Dwelling on Broadwav. near Preston. Two Rooms on First street.between Jefrerson and Green. A large and modern built Dwelling, on Jefferson, near Hancock.

A small, comfortable brick House, on Lafayette, near Floyd. A Dwelling, large stable, orchard and three acres of land, ou Preston, near Broadway. Apply to N. L. PETTIT, aplO d5 3d door below Secuttd, on Jefferson.

FOR RENT. ROOMS suitable for office or sleeping apartments for rant, by D. T. MONSARRAT, aplO 76 Filth street. FOR RENT.

A two-story brick House, containing six rooms, jjtlJtifceUaT and cistern, on the north side of Jefferson Jaliii. street, second door below Twelfth street. Inquire of JOHN GRAHAM, at Lumber Yard, on Eighth and Magazine streets. ap2 dtf FOR RENT. jfibZL The second and third storr Rooms of the house, 96 Fourth street, over Robinson, Martin Co's, formerly occupied by the Louisville Library.

Posses- ro.22 dtf ROBINSON, MARTIN CO For Mast. ROOMS in the building occupied as a Clothing Store by ftlesrs. Smith Whaley, on the northeast llSBHSI no.iior of rhird and Market Apply at the Counting Room of Lindeobergor Co. ,510 mum sLreei. THIRTY PIANOS FOR RENT.

1 have my care tiurty new fianos, wnicu SsrfSTiiiUa I will rent or sell very low lor cash, at my lohl rooms, No. 10 Fourta street, up stairs f2S d3m JN. V. JHUiLSHi. SHIRTS.

TK7ARRANTED TO FIT PERFECT. Just received TT by Express another invoice of readj'-mjide Linen and Muslin Shirts, cnt and shaped with all the modern improvements, I would respectfully invite all those who may want to hi out their wardrobes in tho way of neat, well nride and elegant lining Shirts, they cannot fail to find every style, shape pattern part as follows: Fine Linen Shirts, fine plaits, standing collars; Do do do; full bosoms, linen lawn do; Do do do, broad plaits, standing do; Fancy do do, assorted patterns, do do; Fine Musiin do, broad plaits, do do; Do do do, do do, Brron do; Do do do, do do, no do; Do do do, full bosom awn, standing do; edinmdo do. broad plaits, standing, Byron and no col? lars; Fancy French Muslin, fast colors, warranted; 50 dozen low-priced Huslin Shirts, broad plaits, at wholesale, a great nargain. All Ktiirts sold atmr establishment are made expressly for my sales, and the best materials and work are secureo, so call at 525 southwest corner of Third and Main streets, if you are in search of good Shirts. apll A.

D. MANSFIELD. SUNDRIES. 100 bales Missouri Hemp; 30 do Jeans and Linseys; 150 aoils Bale Rope; 50U pieces Bagging; 350 boxes Kentucky Manufactured Tobaooo; '40G bbls Bourbon Whisky; 80 bags Prime Rio Coffee; 20 hhds Prime Sugar; 75 bbls Molasses; for sale by apll T. Y.

BRENT, SON fc CO. GOLDEN SYRUP. Just received direct fromt. Louis a supply of Golden Syrup. apll W.

H. BTJRKHARPT. LE1NE this day per Telegraph No. 3, 50 bores Olean Soap, apll W. H.

BURKHARDT. "'fcrEAST POWDER. Just received per Yorktown, direct i from Boston 10 gross Preston Murrell Yeast Powder; 1 do do do Extract of Lemon; 1 do do do do Celery; 1 do do do do Almonds: vq do do do Damask Rose; do do do do Vanilla; 1 do do do do Peach; In store and for sale by apll W. H. BURKHARDT.

"VSTHITE FISH. Received this day per Jacob Strader a fresh supply of Wiiite Fish. H. BURKHARDT. HOT.

32 kegs assorted sizes, received per Muttie C- Wajneand for sale by E. BUSTARD. AR LEAD. 5,000 lbs for sale by apn E. BUSTARD.

OSIN. 235 bbls received per Empress and for sale by apn hujiaa- 17 RAN KLIN SAVING'S INSTITUTION STOCK. A i few shares for sale by D. T. MONSARRAT, npIO 76 Fifth street.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MUSIC. JUST received, together with all the most popular and standard Music of tho day, for sale at wholesale or retail by D. P. FAULbS, 539 Main street, The Orphan, a beautiful song in French and English, by Do laPerrierre; 'How Sweet are the Roses; (Beutiful Vignette.) Wc Waited for the SpriHg-time. WiUia Bell; Very popular.

what thoufeelest; very popular. The Pet'of tho Cradle; eautifuiVigneUa.) Shells of the Ocean; The Lilly of the Vale, by Madame Ablamowicz; Suffer little Children to come unto me; The Child's faith in God, or the Poor Widow; What is home without a mother; lam never ahne. Song of the Continentals; Few Days Schottisch: Messenger Bird Waltz, Schubert; Roses of May do do; Italianu Polka, by Wallace; Sevastopol Quickstep. Piano Fortes and Musical Merchandise of every descnp tion at wholesale or retail. Call and examine.

aplO SUNDRIES. 30 bbls Rectified Whisky; 3 tierces Rice; 50 hhds Sugar; 75 sacks Coffee; 50 bbls Plantation Molasses; 30 do Sugarhouso do; 0 half bbls do do; 40 dozen Brooms; 30 do Buckets; ao nests Tubs: 50 dozen Washboards; 50 boxes Star Candles; In store and for sale by aplO STEWART A LMONDS. 20 bags jTavagena, just received and for jfA. sale by aplO PECANS. 10 bbls Texas Pecans; 25 do Illinois do; Just received tmd for sale by FOVDA St MORRIS.

RAZJL IS UTS. 10 bbls in store and for sale by aplO Jb'OJNDA MUMitts. EMONS. lOOlioxes Prime Sicily in store and for sile oy apiu -f uiNiJA iviuwrtio. SEGARS.

100.000 Cuba Sixes; 50,000 I-uns Kines; JIJ.COO Hal Spattish; Just received and for sale by FONDA MORRIS. 1VTOLASSES. 158 bbls received pjr Antelope and for xtx sale Dy aplO A.GRAY CO. CUGAR "8bhds prime Sugar landing per Antelope aud ii nnil'for sjilfi hv aplO AND JiUUHAlNAiX CO. MOLASSES.

00 bbls superior St. James Suirarhouse Molasses; 100 do do Gld Plantation do; 50 do da New do do; 150 lilt bbls do do do do; In store and for sale fey 4 aplO ANE'W BUCHANAN Ss CO. TEAS. 6llball bests good to fine flp Teas; 25 do do do Black Tea, lb papers; 100 catty boxes Teas; In store and for sale by aolO AND 'W BUCHANANS CO. CRAPE.

50 pieces Black Crape; 50 do Hat do; Roceivod this day and for sale by AS. LOW nnl0 418 Main street. BONNET RIBBONS. An assortment of Bonnet Ribbons received this day and for sale by aplO LOW CO. jfRAVATS.

20 dozen Black Cravats, superior 'quality, ILflW JAS. LOW CO. MITTS 50 dozen Blitts, Paris embroidered, received jsdayaiidforsaleby aplO JAS. LOW fc CO. IINN i full assortment of Irish Linens on hand and for sale by aplO JAS.

LOW CO. iRriGE 1 case Green Bar. ge received tiiis day and "for "sale by "P10 JAS. LOW CO. 20S ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

,533 In the Foiks of Harrod's Creek, Oldham county, rfKeg Kentucky, about miles from Louisville, and in a neighborhood, With a new story and a half frame Coaage upon it, and allnocssarv outbuildings, two upplo -chards and peach trees, for family fruit. The Land as or excellent quality, and in a fine state of cultivation. For further information inquire of P. N. Yager, adjoining, or the undersigned, on the premises.

Spl3 SAM'L JESSE YAGER- STORE 5 IXTURES FOR SALE, OK for Goods. Shelrinir, Cornice, uiuwef and two 30 foot counters, fitted up in raoaern su Je. tlie best manner, for dry coeds. Inquire at HAKfc a Trunk Store, 486 Market street, near Third. CHEAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT JEF- FEB.SONVILLE.

on 17th of April, at 8S6S Mo'cToek. I intend to sill at front oij the City Clerk's Office, on the Jetfer- souville landing, a number of most valuable lot! i and Plot tonville landiw srrmuifl fnr hivfi I'nis attractive property will bo "4 T. i.i" ii-r ami m. ou Ine elevated irrountl at neriv win x- the "Springs," on Spring street, and Vernon Place, looking t02dhetob1ocks IS IT, 19, 24, 30. 45, 47 87, 100, Stc, some of which are 'the depot, and others on the Ave-sue, near Ike river.

3d A valuable business sde at tne slup-yards, running from Market street (improved) to low water mark. See plans of part of the property at the Merchant's Exchange, and at prenCH'S, aplO d7 Auctioneer. FOR SALE. A desirable two story Brick House and lot, situated PhIST on Lhe corner of Fifth and Breckinridge streets. House has live rooms, a large hall, krtthen, cistern, and other conveniences.

Lot 27 by 200 feet deep, handsomely laid out. This house is a delightful residence will be sold cheap. Terras eas Applv to GEO. JOHNSTON agdly atT.M. Hicks', Fifth Market and Jefferson.

FOR SALE. A FARM of CG acres, 30 of which are well fenced and under cultivation; the balance heavily timbered with ash, hickory, oak, elm, poplar, in Clark county, on Silver Creek, five miles from New Albany, and four and a half miles fron Jeffersonvilfe. a lor house, stable. kitchen, Terms $1,000 cash, or $1,200 half cash and balance in 12 months, or 1,500 one-third cash and the balance in oneaDd two years deferred payments on interest title warranted, and immediate given. This farm is worth $30 an acre, but the owner has several other farms, and wishes to dispose of some of them.

Al CHISON SMITH, a5 dl2 No. 5, Court Place. FOR SALE. MI offer for sale my superior Ale, Porter and Cream Beer, either by the barrel, keg or dozen, (in quarts and uints.) Also a few hnlp.i ciiTiprinr Ttfew Vnrk TTons. IVIv Erawer'Si Yeast is verv line, and ail families using it recommend it as for preferabfe and more healthy than the slow poison called Yeast Powders.

1 offer for sale cheap for cash a House and Lot in Ormsby Bow. Also 69 feet of ground on "Walnut between Eighth and Ninth streets, north side. mS JOS. METCALFE. 16,000 YOUiVG APPIiE AND PEACH TREES FOR SALE.

THE undersigned has shipped to this place, from glh.isnuts;rv on the Ohio river, in Meade county, thousand Peach and Apple Trees, of the verv best varieties the western country. His Trees are all thrifty and well grown for their age; and the kind of fruit sold will be warranted in every in lance. His Trees may oe seen on his ihitboat at Portland, where they are well uacked and safe from frost. To those ho purchase and live at a distance, he will ship the Trees in the very best order and condition. dlPl R.T.ANDERSON, H.

I. RUSH, Commission and Forwarding Hcrcliant, And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in PRODUCE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Marker street, between Sixth and Seventh, LOUISVILLE, KY. Consignments solicited. all WHITE FALLS LIME. rAA BBLS dehverable on the lauding at Jeffersonviile OUU at 75c perhbl.

Apply to JOHN VAN METER, apll d6 Third street, near Main. BALLET AND CU MSTON PIANOS. wgif 3 THE advertiser has on hand a large and spienuiu assor meni. ui meat; in-i strumcnts. They compare favorably with those of any other maker, possess all the modern improvements, an i no single instance nave iney failed in giving perfect satisfaction.

They will be sold at Boston factorv prices, and those in want of a reaily pood instrument would do well to call before purchasing elsewhere. J. H. McCANN Agent, apll No. 67 Third street.

S20 REWARD STOLEN out of my trunk, at the Louisville Hotel, while at breakfast, three sets of Gold Sleeve Buttons, one Diamond Breas pin, one set of Shirt Buttons, one Opera Glass, and one Daguerreotype Likeness of my sister. I will pay JO for their recovery, or any information that will lead to it, at the Louisville Hotel. apiiJJem a. a- uuimt NOTICE. WE, the undersigned, hereby ci'ution all persons from hunting or otherwise trespassing upon ourgrounds.

as we are determined to prosecute all hertafter who may be found inside of our enclosures. WM. SHORT. 1 M. D.

ROUARDS, Jefferson county. apll dO C. C. TUCKER. PUBLIC MEETING.

THE peo-ple of Jefferson county are requested to moot at Mr. Hart's Tavern, in Jefferson town, at 10 o'clock, a. on Mondav. April 16, 1865, 'o take into consideration the late outrage of the Cincinnati court on the riehts of Mr. Dennisou, a citizen of our county, in his attempt to recover a fugitive slave.

Nathaniel "Wolfe, Hon. Williams, Hon. Geo. A. Caldwell, and Joshua IT.

Bullitt, are expected to address the people aplO d5 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ALL persons having claims against the estate of Samuel Pennington, deceased, are requested to present the fame to me lor adjustment, and those indebted to said estate will please call and make immediate payment. aplO d6 WM. KENDRICK, Adm'r. CANNELTON BATTING.

150 bales Cannelton Butting in store and for sale by apll MARSHALL ALBERT. ACKEREL. 25 bhls No 3 Mackerel in s'ore and for sale by apll fliAttSHALL halumu. ATCHES. 250 gross round wood boxes New York Matches in store and for sale bv apll MARSHALL HALBERT.

ROOJlfS. 50dozen OhioBrooms in store and for sale by apll MARSHALL HALBEKT. OAP AND CANDLES. 250 boxes in store and for sale by apll MAKoHALL HA L.Hfclt 1. OFFEE.

200baesRio in store and for sale by apll MARSHALL HALIiEKT. iv- AILS. 300 kegs assorted Nails in store and for sale by apll MARSHALL HALHUti T. TEAS. 175 packages Gunpowder, Imperial and Black Teas, iu store and for sale by apll MARSHALL HALBERT.

DRIED PEACHES. 300 bushels Dried Peaches in store and for sale by apll MARSHALL HALBERT. 71fOLASSES. 150 bbls Plantation Molasses in store and J.TJ. tor ale by apll MARSHALL HALBERT.

UGAR, 135 hhds good fair to prime Sugar in store and for sale by apn 1V1 AKaM ALL HAL.tSL.KT, CHAMPAGNE. 5C baskets Champagne Wine, Heidsick just received, in store and for sale by WARD CARY, apll Comer Third and Main streets. ATAWBA WINE. 6 casks just received and for sale by apll WARD GARY. CLARET WINE.

50 boxes just receiyedand for sale by apll WARD CARY. LD BOURBON. 20 bbls (very old) in store and for sale By apll WAKU uaki. ECTIPIED W.1ISKY. -100 bbls in store and for sale WARD Si CARY.

ay apll CIGARS. A large stock imported, just rece ived and sale by apll WARD CARY. TIOMESTIC LIQUORS, Bitters, Sardines, kc, con-Jj stantly ou hand and for sale very low bv WARD CARY, ajU Corner Third and Minn. WOOL WANTED. Wo aie paying the highest market price for "Washed and unwashed Wool, aplf T.

Y. BRENT. SON CO. ffHUE LICK WATER. We are the regular agents for 1 the sale of Blue Lick Water in this city, and will keep u.

constant supply of Iresh tlnouiihout the season, apll T. Y. BRENT, SON CO. -B-i ros 2,000 Kjs Fresh Smvrna Fiys in stcro and for sale by apll GAETANi) URSO. GUM DROPS.

100 boxes Vanilla, P.ose, Lemon and Orange Gum Drops, in store and iot sale by anll GAETAfsO PEACHES, -100 cases fresh Peaches; rorsalety110 GAETANU Ult-SO RAISINS. 150 boies Layer Raisms Instore'Sidforseie by apll GAEANO UBSO. gross Lemon SyrBP. of or own male, in 1 store and for s.t.1b hv GAETANO UKf-O. b-jies La Bortcaux Superior Pearl Starch, received ner.lac.oh strader and for sale at lnanufactu- 10 rs' pricesby apll A.

RAWbON. COTTON. 20 I ales Cotton received rer Tishominso and lor sale by apll A. RAWSON. TOILET ARTICLES.

Pcrfumerv, Powders, Pastes, Po-mades and Preparations of the "most approved make, with every essential of the toilet, at P10 MILLER Si GOULD'S, 93 Fourth St. CHILDREN'S CAT5S AND CARRIAGES. All styles may always be luund at MILLERIS: GOULD'S. 93 Fourth street. "Tfy ILLOW WARE.

Wearo continually receiving from TV onr manmacaircrsWi low Ware instlv celebrated for its beauty and dnrab.Iity. Wo have' now on and Square Hampers; Oval Clothes Baskets, all sizes-M trketeud Baskets; Chairs, Cabs, Oarriuaes aud Cradles-Also fine imported Ware: at MILLER GOULD'S. aV10 88 Fourth street. OltK nave ar; excellent assorlmrntof inese vkiv convenient articles, all stylos and eic i uiuiMwii. uu unturniisucu.

teem are some wi'h Meiers. umuie lor tra- Hair and Tooth Erushos, Dressing Combs, and cvervlhin" in the fanc7 line may b( found t.t MILLER GOULD'S, 9 Fourth ftplO between Market and Jefferson. KACTICAL LANDSCAPE GARDENING, with reference to the imnrovement of Rural Residaiinav BOARB OF-'OOSHMOW 'COUIYCIIHEN. Tuesday, April 11, 7 o'clock, P. M.

Present President Biper, Messrs. Gillie or, Johns toa, Pope, Sliepard, Stibuks, Richardson, Knv'e, Pollard, Atkinson, Pennebakor, JDavies and Gautt. Oa motion, the reading of the journal of last sesaion was dispensed with, A message from the Mayer notifying tho Council that Hie LouifcviUo and Portland Hailrotid Company were tearing xip the bouidering: on Main street, above Tuelih street, was read, when Mr. Pollard, had leave to introduce tho following i resolution, which was adopted, to-wit: Resolved by the General Council of the city of Louisville, That theMavor and City Attorney he, and they are heruby directed to take the necessary steps to prevail the extension of thi Louisville and Portland Rauroad ConiDanv. above Twelfth street.

A message from th Mayor in regard, to the eligibility of W. T. Weaver, asaniember of this board, from the Fifth Ward, iv as referred to the Committee on Elections, and sent to the Board ol Ahlormon. A message from tho Mayor in regard to a claim against G. W.

Eonald ol $.52 for nursing, medicines, for sen-ant at Pest-house, was referred to Finance Committee, with leave to renort loam'hr. A messasejtfiu the Mayor returning the poll books and returns of the recent election, held on Saturday April 7th, was read, when.a resolution from the Hoard of Alderman to appoint a Joint Committee of live, to examine and report upon said poll books, was adopted, aud th Committee on Elections was thou appointed. Mr. Pjllard, fro i the Finance Committee, reported in favor of the foil owing resolution, which was adopted: Resolved by the General Council, That Dr. G.

V. Ronald, be released from the payment of $52, as charged for nursing, inedic.nes and medical attention to his servant, whilst in the Pest-house with the small pox. Mr. Taylor had leave to introduce a resolution allowing A. Gilmore $69, for 46 mghts as Sergeunt-at-Arms.

which was adopted. The 13oard of Aldermen having refused to concur in the amendment to an ordinance making appropriations for the fiscal year from March 1st, 1C55. to March 1st, I3j6, by inserting $1,000 instead of Sol)U, this board insisted on sad. amendment by the following vote, to-wit: Yeas Messrs. Atkinson, Pollard, Pope, Shepard and Taylor G.

Nays President iiipley, Messrs. Kaye.Dunlap, Richardson ami Shanks 5. A resolution from the Boar A of Aldermen allowing II. Seaton $46 50 for services as Serge an t-at-Arms to" said board, was adopted, A resolution trom the Board of Aldermen, that an election oe held on the last Saturday in June, at wluch time the voters shall decide and veto upon the ordinanco entitled "an orJinance to aoorove and confirm the nurchase the property known as Strader and Thompson's wharf, aud to provide for the payment of the bonds and ihcr-on." Those voting for the ordinance shall write or print on their ballots 'or t)ic ordinance," and those voting asains-. shall write or print on their ballots ''against the ordinance." Hr.

Shanks presented Eli F. Leizer's bill of 301 20 for z.ui UU5UQJ.S oi coal, ue iverea at tne wnicu vys referred to the Commitiee on rVork-housc, with leave to report to night. Whereupon Mr. Davies, from said committee, reported in favor of a resolution allowing the same, winch was adopted. Mr.

Pollard had leave to introduce a'resolution allowing Deacon George Ronald, Janitor, 50, lor hiK services the pas year, which was adopted. Mr. Peuuebaker, Irom ihe Revision Commit I.teo, was, by request, discharged rem a of old papers, referred to said committee, which were filed. Mr. Gault pre entod a report from the guardians of the Alms-house for the month of April, which was referred to the Alms-house Committee with leavo to report to-night; whereupon Mr.

Gault, from said committee, reported in favor of allowing said guaidians S9a 21, which was adopted. A report from the Joint Commit oe on Elections, accompanied by a resolution ordering certificates oi election to be given to ihe following named persons for their respect.ve offices, was road, to-wit: Jolih Mayor. R. .1. Elliott.

City Attorney. T. H. Crawford, Assessor. H.

S. Blair, Treasurer. John D. Pope, Auditor. G.

W. )oaue, CiLv Tar Collector, E. D. J. F.

Babbitt, Railroad Tax Collector, E. D. B. Fie-g, Street Inspector, E. D.

T. City Tax Collector, W. D. J. J.

T. Murray, Railroad Tax W. D. G. W.

Grilfy, Street Inspector, W. 1). G. W. Dunlap and W.

G. Reasor, Common Couacilnun, First Ward. J. A. Krack, School Trustee, First Ward.

A. Gilmore, Day Watchman, First Ward. Gross and T. B. Wettherxord, Night Watchmen, First District.

In the Second Ward R. Gailbreata and J. Zeigler Common Couucihncn. Samuel Casweli, School Trustee. C.

W. Taylor, AMerman. C. W. Tiller, Day WatcUmaA.

Edward Willuuus and A. C. Crss, Nicht 'atchmon. In the Third Ward H. E.

Pope and P. R. Holbrook, Common Councilmen. A. S.

Wooirutl, School Trustee. J.U. Williams, Day Watchman. B. S.

Rust and W. Kail, Dav Watchmen. fn the Fourth Ward Thos. S'hanks and B. I Raphael, Cominon Councilman.

A. Harris. Ah er tan. J- Q. Jcnool Trustoo.

C. Brewster, Day "Watchman. M. Sweeny and'W. Arthur, Night Watchmen.

In the Fifth Ward W. T. eavr and T. W. Riley, Common Councilmen.

C. Ripley, School Trustee. Jas. Kirkpatrick, Day Watchman. Robert Seay auu W.

II. Moore. Night Watchmen. In the Six Ward J. A.

Gillies and T. S. Haydon, Common Councilmen. F. A.

Have, Alderman. W. S. Pilcher. School rnstee.

Harvcv Seaton, Day Watchman. J. Laniborn and W. C. Benson, Night Watchmen, lji the Seventh War Rcbt.

Vaughan and D. E. Bcatty, Common Councilmen. G. W.

School Trustee. M. Howard, Day Watchu.au. W. J.

Phidps and JVIatthew Fleming, Night Watchmen. In ihe Eighth Ward including Portland D. Pcnnebakcr and N. H. Plummer, Common Council-men.

Tho3. D. Howa Alderman. S. D.

Choa School Trustee. B. W. Kagan, Day Watchman. J.

Ott and J. R. Gray, Night Watchmen. That for License, 2,131 votes were cast. That against License.

3,093 votes were cast. For amending the charter in regard to Police, there were 2,213 votes cast. That for re-organizing the Auditor's, Treasurer's, Asses-80ri Collectora' and Struct Inspectors' offices, there were cast. Thatagaintit re-organizing the Auditor's, Treasurer's, Assessor's, Collectors' and Street Inspector's offices, there were 2,172 votos cas The above report and resolution being read, Mr. Dunlap moved to amend the same by striking out that portion giving John Barbee a certificate, which was rejected by the idllow-ing vote, to-wit: Ayes, Messrs.

Davics, Dunlap, Gilligan, Shepard, Pope and Taylor 0. Nays President Ripley, Messrs. Atkinson, Gault, Johnston, Pollard, Pennebaker, Richardson and Shanks .9 The question being thon taken upon concurringin the report, and the adoption of the resolution, it was decided in the affirm; tive and the same was adopted by tho following vote, to-wit: Ayes President Ripley, Messrs. Kaye, GauU, Johnston, Pollard, Pennebaker, Richardson and Shanks 8. Nays Messrs.

Atkinson, Davies, Dunlap, Gilligan, Shepard, Pope and Taylor 7. Mr. Atkinson had leave to introduce the following resolution, which was read and adopted by a unanimous vote, to-wit: Resolved by Common Council of the city of Louisville, That the this bard are horeby tendered to Chas. Ripley, for the courteous, digmfivd and impartial manner in wmch he has discharged the duties of President of this board. President Ripley then and in his usual characteristic haDpy style, spoke in a very feeling manner oi the harmony of feeling aud action that had characterized the legis lative aciiDcraiions oi cno meinuers, uiu sentiments expressed in th resolution, and expressing his regret that tne fond ties that connected him with the board must now be severed, when tho Council then adjourned sinedic.

JOHN V. VARNUM, Clerk. Chemical and Physiological lectures. DRS. B.

I. RAPHAEL AND C. W. WRIGHT will give a course of ten popular Lectures, embracing the following subjects: 1. The Plural Origin of the Different Races of Men Dr.

Raphael. 2. G'ass and Porcelain Dr Wright. 3. Circulation ol the Hiood Dr.

Raphael. 4. The Atmosphere and Water, iu relation to the every day pursuits of life Dr Wright. 5. Respiration Man and Animals Dr.

Raphael. G. Tar Different Varieties of Soap and Periumery Dr. Wriiint. 7.

Physiology of the Senses Dr, Raphael. 8. Chemistry of Plant-- Dr. Wright. 9.

Tha Intellectual and Instinctive Faculties Dr. a-phael. 10. Animal Chemistry Dr. Wright.

The Lectures willbe delivered at the Kentucky School of Mfdicino, corner of Green and Fifth streets, comn encing on Friday.April 13 th, and be continued every Tuesday and Friday thereafter, until completed. They will be fully illustrated by experiments, drawings, modelB, Stc. Admission for the Course 00 Do do do Gentleman and Lady 3 00 Do do a single Lecture 25 Minors half the aoove price. Tickets can be obtained at Morton Griswold's, Webb, Gill Levering's, ami Ringgold's Book Stores; Peters Webb's, aud Fauld's Music Stores, or of Er. B.

I. Raphael at the OddFollow'sHalL m20 dim NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS. THE Life of William H. scward. with selections from his works, by George E.

Baker. Price SI. English Past and Present, by Richard Chenevix French Miranda Elliott, or the Voice of the Spirit. $1. Modern Agitators, or Pen Portraits cf Living Amoncan Reformers, hy Cavid W.

Bartlett. $1 25. IneztaTaleofthe Alamo. 75 coats. Fifty Years in Exile, by Melville.

7J cents. The Works of the late Edgar Allen Poe, with a Memoir by Bufns W. Griswold, and Notices of his Life and Genius. In 3 vols. $3 50.

41 Bancroft's His oryof the United Statesfrom the Discovery of the American Continent to the present time. In vols. 12 75. Received and for sale by F. A.

CRUMP, 84 Fourth street. Pl0 TEXAS EMIGRATION STOCK-A A.ftrto apio 76 Fifth street. 471 MAIN STREET. 471 ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS. Mark Downs are this morning opening Black Lace Veils: Chautilly Lace Talmas; Aupassi Muslm Collars; Venice Point Cai brie; Aupassi Muslin Basques; Ladies' Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs; Do Hemmed and Embroidered do; Do Scalloped do; Sewing Silk Mitts; Long do; Ladies' Kid Gloves; Cambric Muslin; Jaconet do; To which wc invite attontion an9 MARK fe DOWNS.

FRENCH EMBROIDERIES AND LACES. V. GERM ART, 116 FOURTH STREET. 110 I RESPECTFULLY invito the attention of the ladles to the following large and fine assortment of new Spring Goods, iust received from the French manufacturers and importers. Rich French Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs; Embroidered Nansook and Plain do; French Embroidered Swiss CheinizeUes; Do do do Sleeves; Do do do Sets: Do do do Collars-, latest styles; Do do Collars, trimmed with Lace; New style of Lace Collars and Sleeves; French Embroidered Swiss Bunds; A new and large assortment of Jaconet Bands, at various prices; AIfo, a now and handsome assortment of the latest stvles of Dress Trimmings and Ribbons; Piatt and Valencienne Lace Collarettes, at various prices.

an6 13 EN J. A. FLOOD MvM ami Slso-case Makers DEALER IN WALL PAPER, No. 64. Third street.

Near Maia. au4mefcw CARTER'S SPANISI 0lT6RJsJ Not a iarticle oriIcrcry In it LET THE AFFLICTED READ AND PONDER AN Infallible Remedy for Scrofula, King's Evil, Rheunla. r.ii;"i nhctinnto rMitiiT.fifnis Eruntions. Pimmes or Prism les on the Face, Blotches, Boils, Chronic Sore Eyas, Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain of the ILUU joints, bUlDOOm UJCtirs, i3jpmui.ii. isuiKurv, Lumbaco.

Smiml nomtilaints. n-nd Diseases arisintrfrom an in- udicious use of Mercury, Imprudence in life, or Impurity of heBiood. This great alterative medicine nnd Purifier of the Blood is juiw used by uhou ands of grateful patients from all parts of ihe United Sliit.es, who lestifr daily to the remarkable cures perforp ed ky he greatest of all medicines, CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE." Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula. Eruptions on the Skin. Liver Disease, Old Sores, Ail'cction- otthe Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat, Female Comp ants, Pains and Aching of tha Bones and Joints, are speedily put to flight by -using thia fereatand inestimable remedy.

For nil diseases of the Biood nothing has vet been found iu uunipare with it. ciennses me sysu-m oi impurities acts gently and efficiently on thn Liver and Kidney the Dke-tion, gives tone to the Stomac makes the Skin clear and healthv. and restores the Consti tutiou, enfeebled bv disease broken dow nby the excesses ol youth, to ty pristine and strength. For the Ladies, it is mcoinnanihlv better than all the cos metics ever used. A few of Cabter's Spanish Mixture remove all shallowness of comolcxion, bring tho roses mantling to the chuck, give elasticity to the step, and improve the general health in a remarkable decree beyond all the medicines ever heard of.

The large number of cortinc tcs which wehave received, from persons from a.l parts of the United States is the best evidence that there is no humbug aboutit. The magistrates, pirysicians rnd public men, well known to the commun ty, a add their testimony to the wonderful effects of this GREAT M-OOD PURIFIER. Cal on the Agent and get a Circular and Almanac, and read tho wonderfu cures this truly greatest of all Medicines Ik's performed. Proprietors, No. 3 Pearl strert, Richmoi to whom all orders for supplies and agencies nmstbe addressed.

And for sale by SUTCLIFF HUGHES. Louisville.Ky and by Dealers generally. -12 Hurley Sarsaparilla. Louisville, April 1S. Hurley's Sarsaparilliis what is represented, andl believe it the most wonderful medicine before the ublic.

Nothing under heavens induce me to say so without proof of the strongest and surest kind, therefore I speak willingly and positively on the subject. My daughter has been afflicted with skin disease and stiiF-ness of the joints for seven years. I employed the principal physicians of tiiiscitv, and they could not euro hor. I gave her your Sarsaparifla. not expecting it would do muen good, but to my great astonishment she rapidly got well, and, thank.

God. continues so. Had she been taking any other medicine I would not give this certificate, but your Sarsapanlla, the oniy remeuy employee, leaves no couol tu is uieuicai uu.n-ties, and that it alone cured her. Signed. LUKE REYNOLDS.

4 nv Tiortinn rumiiriTus- hp. trntli jithI lionestv of this State ment will find me at my residence, corner of Ninth nnd w-inut streets, Louisviue.iy. apouim 1855. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, 1S55. MILLEU TAB33, Corsica' RlarlLct and.

Fourtli sts.y "T7'0liLD respectfully invito the attention of ladies to meir lar'e siock or si aucy latest styles and best fabrics embrxckigtho Faucv China fctrioed and Plaid Silks: Blnck, Plain and Plaid Moire Antique; All colors Organdy Muslin and Linen Robes; Barege do; Misses' do Plain and Printed Challics; Plain auo BvadairTisbue, new; Widows' De Laines. Embroideries. Collars and Sleeves; Collaret ts a Sleevs: Maltese. Plaiterand Honiton Laco Sets; Jaconet Sets, Colaretts; Basque-Lace Veils; MouriLiigSets; Hemsrici ed Line i Caitbric Handkerchiefs; Embroidertd do do; Black worked do; Edgings, Inscrtings, Mouriiinsr Goods. A large and splendid assortment.

La50 nail Silk, embracing ail the latest and most desiiable styles of Parasols. We feel safe in saying that it will be to the interest of all persons in search of the latest spring styles and of cheap and desirable goods, to give tis a call and "examine our stock, before making their purchases. MILLER fc TABB, ap9 Comer Market and Fourth streets. LARGE arrival of Carpets and Furnishing CScods AT THE NEW YORK STORE. DUIiXEE, HEATH have j'u-t receired a large and varied assortment of Carpets and furnishing Goods-, embracing all varieties of styles and qualities in the manufacture of English, Scb chand Amer.can fabrics, tobe found in any Carpet Establishment iu America.

Our stock of Carpets has been selected th the utmost caution as to merit in the goods wc oder.and a view of pier sing thetate of all who may favor us with an inspection of our stock. Royal Wilton and Velvet Carpeting: Croslev Son's Superior Tapestry do; Homan Pardoes do do; Superior Americau do do; Union Mills old stylo r'cti Brussels do; Velvet and Brussels Stair do; Superior and Imperial 3 plv do; Tapestry Ingrain do; Extra Super and Fine 2 plv do; Union and Hemp do; and -1-4 English Stair nnd Hull do; 5-8, 3 nnd 4-4 Plain and Twilled enitian, do; Smith's American Patent Tapestry Ingrain Carpet, hy tho yard, or in patterns to suit rooms, the most superior qimlity aud styles of any Ingrain Carpets in the world. India Matting. 4, 5 and 6-4 White and Check Matting. Curtain Materials.

Rich Lace and Muslin Curtains of all stvles. Union and Cottoii Damasks. Buif Hollands, and a variety of Oil Shades with fixtures. Brass Corn ccs, Curtain Bauds Cord and Tassels, wimp nanus and Fringes. Rus and Mats.

Our assortment oi Rugs and Mats will bo found to embrace all the styles nnd varieties ma- ufactured, from the most common Straw Mat to the most superb Mosaic Rug imported. Flo'r Oilcloths. We keen constantly on hand, all widths, from 4-4 to 24 feet wide, and'have just received some of the most beautiful designs (entirely new) in Gothic Oak, with many other styles that cannot fail to please the tastes of all. Mr. Durkee' living constantly in New York, whero his whole attention is given to the purchase of our stock of fry Goods, Carpets ind Furnishing Goods, gives us a most conclusive advantage in the selection of the newest stvles of goods, as well as a great saving in the est of our goods, over any of our competitors who only visit the market for a few-days and make their purchases haste, and at such prices, as they are compelled to pay.

DURKEE, HEATH m28 d3mis 107 Fourth Market and Jefferson. IAB6 ARK1VA1L OF Carpets and Furnishing Goods. J. Gr. MATHERS AS taken the splendid store No.

73 Fourth street, be-. tween Main aud Market, under the National Hotel. wnere may ue iouuu i targe anu spienmu siockoi (jarpeiiug. Oilcloths, Curtain Goods, Window Shades, Cornices, Oil Paintings, Pianos of the most celebrated mokes, and everything in the House Furnishing line. My stock consists part of Rich Velvet and suporior Tapestry Carpets; Brussels, Stair and Hall do; Superior and Imperial 3 ply do; Tapestry Ingrain do, Extra Super and Fine 2 ply do; Plain and Twilled Venitian do, Curtain Materials.

Brocaello and rich Lace and Muslm Curtains; Satin Delaine, Union and Cotton Damask; "HnfF nnd a larire vnrmtv of Oil Khnilnq I keep constantly on hand all widths of Oilcloths from to 24 feet. and of the most anoroved and latest stvles. All of the above I now offer for sale at ihe lowest cash G. MATHERS, at3 dtf is Fourth street, bet. Main aud Market.

THE SPLErVDID NORTHERS STALLIOJC MORGAN JUNIOR, WILL stand the ensusine season, mmroenc ing the 1st or April and terminating the 1st of juiy, at tne vemjo street stable, Louisvme, and will be let to Mares at S15 the season, nava- oie ai. me ciose ui ma season. Any inure not proving witn foal, may be sent the next ensuing season -without charge, provided the Horso remains the property of the present owner. Morgan Junior was sired by the ''Green Mountain Mor-iraiv" is a lineal descendant of the "Jnvtin Mnrs-an and is himself a striking representative of a family of horses which, for harness purposes especially, have now, for half a century, been distinguished over ail others; and in the Northern and Middle States, where thev are best known. are highly appreciated and readily purchased at the very uiguesi prices.

Morgan Junior is 8 years old this spring, consequents in his early is of a rich dark bay color, without a white hair unon him! faultless in his docile in temoer. now- erful, rapid, and graceful in his movements. His colts of the first season, now just makingtheir appearance, bear the iraprnss of the sire, and reflect great credit upon him as it nrst-ciass ureeaer. jusiirn uiNji. ap7 Ajienta.

BARNHtLL'S PATENT CORN PL ANTE R- have purchased the exclusive right to sell this great i lauor-savmg implement, mis mac-ume nas now ucua inuso four years, and out of the great number that have been patented; we believe it is the only one that has stood the test of universal experience, and whnre it has been in troduced, the manufHCturoishave hardly been able to meet the demand for them. With one man and a horse, from seven to ten acres of corn can be planted with it in a day. furrowing, drojipiiu; and covering all at one operation, aud it hfitt.r than it nun flmie bv hand, the rows being so nearly upon a perfect line that the plow or cnlti- ator cttu uo uii wiiiim au men oi uie w. a-u. sale wholesale and rctan by ap7 BYRAflf.

PITKIN CO. OTATOS. 100 bbls pure Neshmoo Potato! ard 107 FOURTH STREET. 107 Ufa rn. are airaiji in receiDt of' another large assortment of the most superb stylus cf Kpnfjs ana Summer Gooiis.

comomins vuoj latest and most desirable iiriportations or tne season. Call and oxamuui our stoeK ot r'C prjRKEE. HEATH CO TJi'rt-MC flif mr.st snlendid stvlonf ilmc MTir tj Trimmm ujuuu uia cny at 107 Fourth street. OCA ELEGANT MANTILLAS, of tho newost Paris tjiJ aiu juoi. receivoa ana now ouerea forsr.lob7 CUKKliE, HEATH CO.

vi-c-A Dockets Tnr.eWrA np.r and. eift bv r.KSlMUT). 100 half bbls No. 2 aud Ko. 3, received lfi per mail-boat and lor sale by ap3 E.

BUSTAED. EANES AKD LINSEY. For Southern planters, best quality. TJiOMAS SMITH, Third street, ap9 Agent for Manufacturer. DALE OPE .300 coils, different part of vorj- SL tiest quaniy, to close consienmems.

if or saie Dy apO THOMAS SMITH, Third street. REPORTED BXPEBBSli FOR THE LOUISVILLE COURIHR. L1TEH FROM EUS0PE. A It I A OF THE WASHINGTON. New Youk, April 12.

The Washington arrived with Liverpool dates to the 20th. The accounts from the Yieana conference are unsatisfactory. The allies do not insist upon the destruction of Sevastopol, but propose other conditions which are disagreeable. The Russians attacked the whole line of the allies at Sevastopol on the 17th of March, but were driven back with a great loss. Consols closed at 93.

The Washington arrived at 7t o'clock with 13' passengers. The Canada had not arrived wlien the Washington sailed. Odessa advices to the 24th, state that the Hussi-, ans, in spite of repeated attacks, maintained their position on Mount Nepane, whense their guns play upon the French lines. The weather continues fine. The health of the troops continued to improve.

The advanced batteries of the British are making considerable progress. According to information, the deserlers at the Emperor'3 death has not been promulgated in Sevastopol. Projects of connecting Enpatoria into a strong fort and for the re-erection of extensive land and sea fortifications at Sevastopol, were favored by the British government. Omar Pasha arrivei at the Allied camp on the 12th. On the 13th the Russians opened a fire upon the heights of Balaklava.

The English, assisted by Knoyes, routed them. On the 17th the Bnssians attacked the whole line of the Allies, and were driven back with great loss. The alliance between Sardinia and the Porte was signed on the 10th. Napoleon in the meantime, both he and the Empress, will visit Victoria ou the If th of April. Prance agrees, says the morninp Herald, to sond 50,000 additional troops to the Crimea, after the Conference, provided England furnished the means of conveyance.

It is understood that the Conferenc; agreed upon the two first points, and that the critical third point, on which the question of peace or war turns, is under consideration, and would occupy several days. The demolition of Sebastopol is not demanded. On the other hand anott er despatch says that the old conjectures are idle. Sardinia is in the English market trying to procure a loan of two millions at four per cent. In the House of Commons, oa the second reading of the bill to abolish newspaper stamps passed by a large majority.

Sir Charles Wood stated it was intended as soon as the ports in the Bnltie and the White seas were open they would establish a strict blockade. The committee to inquire into the conduct of the war continued in session. The revelations are still more appalling. Prince Gortschakoff arrived at Sevastopol on the 20th of March. Oa the 14th the Turkish cavalry at Eupatoria made a sortie, and were repulsed.

On the night of the I oth the French carried a line of ambuscades, occupied by the Russian sharp -shooters. At the same time the Russians made a sortie, but were repulsed. On the 17th three 1 attalions of Zouaves attacked the new Russian redoubt, but were driven back with great loss. The America had not arrived at 2 P. M.

The of the British and Baitic fleet are at Spithead. It is expected they will sail on the 2nd of April. The Parliament agreed to Sardinia's request for the loan of two million sterling. One million will be lmmcdiattly advanced from the public treasury; the other million in a year hence, if necessary. The Madrid correspondent of the London Times says that the Spanish Cabinet has been discussing strongly.

The note addressed to the government by Lord Howden, the British minister, on the subject of religious bias, and it was a question whether the letter should not be returned to the author. How-den got scent of this and threatened if such an insult were offered, he would within six hours suspend all intercourse with the Spanish government. A satisfactory adjustment is looked for. Latest from Vienna. Despatches, dated evening of the 27th, state that the political horizon has again become gloomy, aud the conference of the day previous on the third point was anything but satis-foctory, the condition required of Russia being very disagreeable.

At the annual meeting of the British and American Land Cempany there was a highly satisfactory exhibit of the state of affairs made. In the House of Commons Mr. Phenn moved that an address be presented to the Queen, praying that in the peace negotiations exertions be made for the reconstruction of Poland. After the debate, in which Lord Palmerston opposed the motion, on the ground of creating greater difficulties, it was withdrawn. (The Halifax lines are hopelessly deranged.) The Burns Case.

Boston, April 12. In the Circuit Court this morning Judge Curtis delivered his opinion in the case of Theo. Parker and others, that the indictments are void on tha ground that the process was not sufficiently set forth in the indictments; that it was not alleged that the commission on Burns had a legal cognizance, and all the accused were therefore ordered to be discharged. The result was received with applause. The Grand Jury found indictments against Capt.

Went worth and crew, for previously attemptinir to destroy th vessel at sea, by boring holes in her with the intent to def.aud the Columbian Insurance Company of Charleston, S. where the vessel was insured. Important Despatches. Washington, April 12. There are rumors prevalent of important despatches from Havana just received via Charleston and Savannah, en route for Washington.

The contents have not transpired here. We may have to wait the arrival of the mail for them. The James Chester Case K. Si. Victory.

Baltimore, April 11. Captain White and the two mates, Casen and Packwood, of tho James Chester, have arrived, and were held to bail for further examination on the charge of Barratry. Several sailors testify that there was only thirteen inches of water in the hold, none sick, and plenty of good dfinking water. That the vessel was in good condition at the time she was abandoned. The sailors arrived at Wilmington, Boston and Savannah as Rnm is said to have been the cause of the abandonment.

At Hagerstown, on Monday, the Know-Nothings elected all their candidates b3'six hundred majority. A thousand cf the United States stocks were re-oeived at Washington for redemption to-day. Commodore McCauley. Baltimore, April 12th. New Orleans papers of Friday have been reoeived.

Commodore McCauley leaves Washington this morning l'er Philadelphia, to meet the San Jacinto at New Castle, and will sail immediately for the Gulf. The Commodore has received instructions from the President. HOME TESTIMONY MR. Solomoks: Being compelled to wear spectacles, 1 have never been able to (jet a pair but what made my eyes ache 1 have tried a great glasses, but silw.ys failed, until I obtained a pair from you. I can see ty day or candlelight for any length of time, with the greatest ease and comfort.

P. S. 1 forgot to mention that my wife is greatly benefited by th3 pair she got, and equally pleased. J. H.

RYAN, Louisville, Nov. 9,1354. 129 Main street. Louisville, Nov 16, 1SS4. Mr.

Solomons: Sir I think it no more than an act of justice to you as well as to the American community to state the spectacles I bought of you suit me well. 1 find my sight much improved. I can see small print with them for any length of time without fatigue to my eyes. Yours truly, MARSHALL; Corner of Jefferson and Seventh streets. I take nleasurein saving I have used a pair of Mr.

Solo-mons's celebrated Spectacles for the past three weeks, by dav and by gas light, and prefer them decidedly to any glasses heretofore used by me, beiniyileasaut and easy to the eye ALEXANDER DUVALL. Louisville. Nov. 13.155'. n2.idlmis CeSfDR.

SOLOMON'S Office, No. 74 Fourth street, be tween Main aud Market. VTM.KESiltlllRK WOULD respectfully call aatWoa tohis stock of Silver Ware, such as Castors, warrsvisu sonu, Coffee Urns. Tea Sets, I'itchers. G.

ble.s Cups, iiold and silver of many varieties, suchas Chronometers. Duplex, Lever, Anchor and Cylinder. iH Magic. Hunting and other stvles ol casing, main- of which are made ami cased, to special order: Chains. Seals and Roys; PeaaSctsoi iieckioisu, jiui jui and Pins; Diamond Bracelets, Ear Rings, pins imdluncs; Mosaic and Cameo Ear Rings, Pins and Bracelets a word, a general a sortmcnt of articles in my lino, are offered on fair terms atmy placa of Imsiness.

No ,1 Third street, between Main and Market. Louisville. d21 l.Iitj, fiOUTHESN bbls Southern in line feorder, thisda, received foale.bv LARGE ARRIVALS OF FUR'NJ'S'j-WW'G- GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER. Ph. icss-'and 'Frock Coats, Mack and fancy colors; Black and Fancy Cassimere Pants; Blaekand Fancy.

Silk Vests; Also, Black Satin, White Satin and Fancy Marseilles Vests; Business Coats, Pants and Tests. FURNISHING GOODS. linen and Muslin Shirts, from tfco smallest to the largest size; 'Undershirts, Silk and Gauze Merino; Also, Cotton Undershirts and Drawers, every style and quality; Cravats, Ties, Suspenders, Socks, Gloves, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. The above Goods are of the latest styles and for sale low at SPROULE MANDEVILLE'S. I(M 1SC0TT, 475 MAIN STREET Importers, Wholesale and Betail Dealers in LOOKING- G-L ASSESS, PAINTINGS AND Freacli Aeiericaii Window Glass, DAGUERREOTYPE STOCK, Artists' Materials, FINE VABNSS3IES, MANUFACTURERS OF THE FINEST GILT LOOKING-GLASS FRAMES-, PORTRAIT FRAMES, MINIATURE FRAMES, CORNICES, ALSO, ON A LAEGS SCALE.

MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD AND GILT FRAMES, FOR SiOoMmg Glasses, Essgravings, Biisimess Cards, HEGAN ESCOTT would invite especial attention to tlieir large spring importation of choice Goods, ein-braeing- all the novelties of the season, and purchased tvith the Greatest care and judgment. ra.it aim Finely Finished AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY ism 7R pnTTRTH STREET, between 1 Main ami Market, constantly on hand a I luree and varied stock of Rosewood, frTjifme-rinv nnd. Walnut Furniture. comprising every article suitable for household pur- oses. In addition to the above will be added everrkinu 01 pring and otlier Mattresses.

Mantel, Pier and Looking Glasses, Oil Paintinsrs, Cottage Furniture, of which will compare favorably with auy other work, and will be sold at prices to meet the views oumrchasers. 26 dlyst OYSTERS! ARRIVING DAILY XT BURKE'S OKEAT SOFTHWESTESrV "WHOLESALE DEPOT 72 Third street, Loursvillc, S. OTJINTERRO, Agent. CEILINGS WHITENED, WALLS COLORED, AND PAPER A EN I HE By T. W.

ADAMS, snop at the Painter's Depot, Third E' Au'work attended to oromDtlv. ran dlv SHOW CASES, FINELY' FINISHED find of JBest Quality, 314 GREEN STREET, OPPOSITE LOBISVILIE THEATRE. PRINTERS' ATIENTION. Higlets, Enles, Quoins, Slice Galleys, Brass Galleys, and Furniture on hand andforsale cheap for cash. f9 d3m IBA JONES.

S. WHARTON Furniture Warerooms, 1VO. 508 AW5 510 Market street, between Second and Third, ALWAYS on hand a large assortment of House-furnishing articles: Bureaus, Sideboards, Wardrobes, Mattresses, Feather beds, Card Tables, Comforts, Centre Tables, Looking Glasses. Carpets. Chairs, Presses, Tin Safes, All of which will be sold cheaper than the cheapest.

jn. B. Cashpaidforseoondhand furniture, and new ex-chanced for old. i13 I Ilstls BREAKFAST BACON; Cieab Pons in Half Bajijiels, SUGAK-CTJRED Dkied Beef and Tongues, ix Kegs asd Stone Jaiis. JTar salebv DTJFFIEI.D fc fll d6ms.t Sixth street, between Main and Water.

JOHNSTON SON, PAINTERS' DEPOT NO. 55 THIKD STREET, (Second Door from the "Courier DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, no6 PEARLS. WE have just received another supply of Green Snail and White Pearl, together with an assortment of ma-erials for Papier Mache wort. jojmsTOJT SON. ZINC PAINT.

NOW WHITE French, American ard English Zinc, dry or in oil. anR JOHNSTON SON. COLORED PAINTS. HAVING completed our arrnngoments to grind our colors bv steam, we are prepared to furnish a superior article, either in oil or distemper. joHNSroN SQ? ap6 No.

SJ Third street. bbls. extra St. Louis i'lour, just received and for sale br CaS D. S.

BlSNi-DICT. STJ'GAIt. 360 hhds fair and orimo Sugar received per Empress and Antelopo and for sale bj' cplO H. D. NEW COMB BRO.

TiTOLASSISS. IS! bbls prime reeeivod per Antelope and ninirc and frsale by aplO H. D. NEWCOMB BP.O. CLOTHING- FUMITUEE NATHAN WHITE, PRINTS -10 i-ae new stylejAmerican Prints received this dayaiulte- sale for cash oalybv fQw aplO 418 Main street.

tiviug the general principles of the Art, with fall diroc ftons for planting Shade Trees, Shrubbery and Flowers, and laying out Grounds: by G. M. Eeru. Price Si flo. 3For sale by A.

CRUMP, aplO 84 Fourth street. OLASSKS. bbls New Orleans received per Empire LYA and for salo by ap9 A- GEATc OQ..