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Bnrd ff Trstde-Meeting. MEDICAL. AUOTION SALES. DAILY OI RIKR. BANKRUPTCY.

AMUSEMENTS. FOR RENT. River Intelligence. WANTED. Louisville Tieater GEO.

F. FULLER MANAGER. POilTlVKLYXAST WEEK. Greatest Dramatic Triumph, ol the Age. ALL PRECEDING SPECTACLES JToum Crowded WffijcUh tAe EUteand Fashion THE bf at critics cf America, especially thos who have visited the theaters oi Pari, Miian.aud London, are emhusiasUc in their praxes ot the grand production of fc Li BICHeAtJBOtor the EXCHiiVTED FAWN WITH DEPOTS GREAT EUROPEAN BALLET, Tbe niece produced under the supervision of Mr.

B. "Whitman; Last week ot Whitman's Gorgeous Parisian Transformation Scene, saturdav, Grand AlalfQiW. Setirire seats Anrlrur Ihft rtnr. in orrfpr tix avoid the rusb at the bos office in the evening. mv3 ACADEMY OF MUSIC FIRST WEEK OF THE GSEAT LEO HXJ33SOTV, Great Equestrian Artist, and her celebrated horse BLACK BEH Every night, in connection with the grand VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT, All nt the ESTABLISHED CHEAP PRICES OF AD ap'ib dtt The Second Annual Spring Fair WA FAIR GROUNDS, near CLAttKSVlLLE, M.ST -m -rw A May aw anti no, 'es.

FIKST AT Ton rn am ts ot Enip-ht nil to ride la full costume, each escaninz lady superbly mounted on horseback, will enter the amplthe iter Ail arrangements have been made for the paru-phernalia to make this one of th most IntiTOtin-and attractive tournaments ever heid in Tennessee or tveniucsT. Several Important personages nre expected to bu present and take part in the exercises. apl deodSH- W. B. 3ZAK SHALL.

WEISIGER HALL. LA. GRANGE! 3RIGNOLI! TWO. iSIGlLT-i ONLY. MAXSTRAKOSCHliasIhelioiiorto announce that thefamnas Lyric Prima n'UK AXSA lE LA QrtASGB.

and tlii Tenoro. TWO GRIND 0PER1TIC COSCEtSTS Thursday and l-'nclay Evcuing May 7tn anu sm. M'XIE ANNA DE LA GRANGE. Prima Donna Asso-lutp ber first appeamnce). M'LLE BJNNHiiCR, Primi Donna Contralto (her first appearance).

S1GNOR P. BUIUaOLI, Prlmo Tenore SIGNOt LORtSI. SfGNOR SAKTI.Prlmo Basso. SiGNOR CICC JNE. Clarion-ite Sol Musical uirector, siuuu lUALAu, THURSDAY.

Mav 7lh. GRiD OPERATIC CHX- CERT and the new Uran-lRomautic Sympaouv, entitled "Sailor'i Dream arrange I t'nr two pianos, which will be pertormed by the composer, Sujaor Brignoli. and Madstiue Ls Gnin-c. fKiiJAi, Aiay btn, uonezsurs en.irnnnc comic opera. utr "Which will be given with an immense cast.

Aduiiaiion (fl he'erved 50 cent- cxtia 5-J if us Thssale ot reserved seat? will coniminca. Tuesday at the mtrcic store of D. P. Faulds. TjEAM BOATS For Hivcr.

THROUGH billB lading eiven to all points on Arkansas ilvcr at the lowest ratus- also and Montiomery, Alabama. Applv to MOJKHEA.D Agents for a.rkansos river United tta cs Mil and morgan uou eienmcrs. mvouim For Tsnncsace River. BERMUDA MILT. AIlvEX, Mastrr, lit leave on eanesdav.

tne (li tnst. A at 5 1'. from cily wharl. For Memphis, Vlcksbnrp, and New Orleaus. The Low Pressure Steamer RICHMOND J.

Mil 1 ARAl, MaSUT, JOfiN S. WUOLFOLK Clerk. Lieavcs as auove on lucscKiy, iLe KRWIN MOORI1EAD Agents States Mall and Adams Exoress Co. Sieame: For Owens 'wo, livansville, and Henderson. MfR'TfJR STAR.

HOL LCROF T. Mti-r. i Leaves ns aoove on imsuay the MOUUHLAD Resuiar Packet For Cannolton, Troy, Owtnshoro, Evan ville, and Homing ureeu. FALLS CITY dipt. BKRRY, ii ii I leave on This Day, the b.

at tor trc clit or nasii; ami SMALL. Agent. No, lfi Fourth Etr t-i For Cairo, Icmphis, nnd X. Orleans. DEXTER, HOLLCKOFT, MASTElL F.

O. SMITH. Clerk, ii i.eaves ns auove on rrmsy, me E-SJMnStb, at 5 o'clock v. m. WOOUHKAD T.

M. KKWLN For Tennessee Kiver Eastnort and Florence. BERMUDA ilKEN. Muster. Leaves as auove on tn'snay, ino S6th Inst- at 5 p.

from city whan. Klin IS T-nne-sec River Easfnort nn FlonTic-. BERMUDA M. AIKKN. Musior.

Li'avos as ibove on edncsd the JIOXTCALSI LEVI, Ascnts. For Cairo, and White River. TEMPEST SCHULTZ. Master. jr i Leaves as above on Ibnrsday, ilie at fi r.

m. 5AmaA MONTCALM i.KVl. Accnts. 'o Cairo, Memphis, Vickshnrs. and New Oricans.

R. E. LEE J. W. CAN SON.

Mast it. iiwb Leaves as above ou Wouucsdav, tic al N6th at 5 o'clock i'. Jt. ayiJlASa FORSEK, Agents. For Cairo and St.

LouK ARE ON A l'ATTKIt-ON. Master. Leaves as asove on w( dnesdav, tlie A6th, at5 o'clock i i. MOORilEAD Accnt. For Cairo.

Memphis, and White Miver. TEMPEST SGUULTZ, Mafer. Leaves as aoove on Thursday, the Iih at 3 p. si. MOO K1I AD ACPntiS.

For ClarkE-ilie and EMMA FLOYD WAFH. CLKK, Mnsler, ui icayeon Ci nedu tin nin mt. at 10 a. trom city wharf. Jt.DUL, Agents.

For St. Louis. MELNOTTE KKNX1STON, Master, fr fc Leaves as above ou Wednes luy. the MONTCALM LEVI, Aecits. Keirular Kenrnclty Rivei" Pncket.

BTEAMEIl WREN, SAM. SANDERS, Master G. M. WOODS, Ch-rk Will leave Louisville tor iTiUikiurt every Wednesday at 3 o'clock v. si.

Leaves Louisville everv Satimiru or Woodtord. Oregon, and Shakers' Ferry it 'clocJ p. a. For iruiirbt nd pas ace apply io FOli JXJN OI IS IX ATi. OLD RELIABLE U.S.

MAIL LINE STEAMERS. FAKK (8 50, fncludiue meals acid state-room. dollar less thai, by railroad, fl UKITED STATES MAIL MORNING LTSE AT 9 A. M. One of the mapnlnccnt steamers MAJOR M.

WAOf, Master GtSS. BUKI.il, E.P. CRIDEli, Master landing at all Intermediate points. EVENING LINE AT 8 P. M.

One of the new auJ splendid double-decked palace steamers: AOTEK1CA D. WIUTTr.N. Master, It I Te FRANK. CARTER, Master landing only at Madison. rpBoth lines makinir snre onnctions at Cincinnati with all tbe early moraine trains ior the cities.

rTickes for sale and baccate clicckcd on hoard the el earners for all points East. CyAH ihe ahove boats leave trotn the Company Wharfnoat. loot ot Third street. march29 dtt JOE CAMTION. Al'Ctii.

JCOAU W. L. MURPHY CO. WUOLSSALS AND KHTAU. DKJLLHH3 3 5il fl- It i li'l i mm For Parlor.

Coolcins, and Est, ifBce, Kaal Ide of Third near Jiai ao2 dtl T.OIJI.-VII.I.K. KV S. Wholesal and Retail Ucalcrs in No. ISC riIIXfcD SStrer, East side, between Jeifersou and Drees, CBPartlcuIar attention eiveu io orders by or waeon- T. C.

POMEROY. I Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Pittsburg: Coal, SO. 9X TH1UD STKEET. BETWEEN SLAKKET AND JEFFEUSON. LOUISVILLE, KY.

COAL. COAL. COAL. Removal 2 B' OWSER MURPHY have removed their Coa i Office to No. 130 weBt ride of Third faucet, one dooi from flerson street, There was an animated and full meeting of the members of tbe Board of Trade on 'Change yesterday, at wbicb bosinees of material interest was transacted, including tbe appointment of several special committees In' connection with the welfare' and advancement of the The following named were proposed for mem bership, and duly elected: Messrs.

Pearson Meddle, Thierman Proute, David Ferguson, and J. J.McGrath, The report of the Committee on Port Business, establishing tbe rates of charges, commissions was adopted and ordered to be embodied in tbe report of the same committee ou the general revision of charges the whole, together with the by-laws and constitution, as amended, to be pub lished in book form under tbe same cover as the annual report of the Secretary. Tbe report of the Board of Directors, to whom was referred the proposals or bids for printing the annual report of the' Secretary, was received and adopted. There were proposals sent to twelve parties, aB fellows the Coubieb, Journal, Democrat, Anzeicer, Volksblatt, Maxwell Ger man John P. Morton Bradley Gilbert, Hull Hart Mapother, and'C.

Y. Duncan. The proposition was for a pamphlet of sixty pages or more. After due deliberation the contract was awarded to C. Y.

Djncan, who was the lowest bidder. Tbe report of the committee on tbe invitation to become members of the National Board of Trade, which is to bold its first session in Phila delphia on the 8a1 of June, and to send delegates to the same, was received. Mr. J. J.

Porter, in behalf. of the committee, reported in favor of accepting the invitation, and moved that President Armstrong be appointed as one of the delegates. The "resolution was adopted, together with an amendment empowering the President to appoint the second delegate. The National Board of Trade, by its provisions, consists of one delegate from each incorporated Board of Trade or Chamber of Commerce throughout the country which shall join tbe association and agree to appoint such delegate. Any association having one hundred members Is entitled to two delegates, and if numbering five hundred members to three delegates.

After Borne discussion a special committee was appointed to solicit subscriptions to the daily Price Current which is now published by the printing house of German Bro also to urge upon merchants and business men generally, who are not members, to join the association. Woollolk moved that tbe appropria tion of one thousand dollars, made by tbe city to tbe.Board ofTradeforthe purpose of defraying in part the expenses of the.iate river. improvement convention in St. Louis, be forwarded to Mr. Tucker, Pres fdent of the St.

Louis Board of Trade, who was also preffdent of the convention. The resolution waB adopted. The expense's of thit convention were large, and the city of Louisville was assessed one thousand dollars, which, thongb voluntary offering, was one of tbe beat invest ments that could be made, as the action of that convention has resulted beneficially to the city 1 and itB mercantile and river Interests. Mr. J.

Porter, in furtherance of the late action of tbe board in reference to establishing a freight depot, and a line ot boats on tbe upper waters of the Tennessee, offered tbe following resolution, which was adopted: Resolved. That the committee annotated to wait upon the L. and N. K. R.

Co. for tbe purpose of ascertaining if a depot cannot be built at D.iDvltle, and a line of boats established between that point and Florence, be increased by tbe addition oi James Todd, H. V. Sanders, and w. AKin.

and that enid committee be instructed to report at their earliest convenience. The meeting then adjourned till to-morrow at 12) o'clock. Crrr Tbeasureh' a Report, New Albany. Tbe Ledger publishes tbe following annual report of tbe Treasurer of that city, showing the 'taxes on the duplicate for 1867, the amount collected of said tax, also the amount of delinquent taxes prior to tbe year 18CT, and the amount of said de linquent toxes collected Total amount of duplicate for 1867 $70,637 93 Collected. 55,110 73 Balance 25 Delinquent taxes priorto 1867 $23,507 50 Collected 4.642 55 Balance $18,864 95 It will be seen that there is yet due the city for taxes the Bum of $33,436 30.

call the attention of the Street Inspec tor to the filthy condition of some of the alleys ou the squares between Chestnut and Broadway and Fonrth and'Fiith streets. They need instant attention. THE COURTS. jefferson circuit court. hon; seo.

w. jousston. jvdqe. The court met on vesterdav at tbe recular hour 9X o'clock. H.

Brent Cooke and Charles B. Seymour were Bworn in as attorneys of the cart. John B. Davies and Wm Museelman were excused from further attendance as grand jurors. Iu their etead, Coleman Daniel and S.

K. Klch-ardson were eummoned and qnnlified. in rue case ot me uommonweauu against aih-vid Yancey, indicted for larceny, tbe defendant made a motion to have tke barrel of eusar delivered to bim. which he was charged with stealing. commonwealth asramst Kiveritoad company.

This case was filed for trial on the 15th instant. We are rca nested to elate, bv the Common wealth's Attorney, that all witnesses who have been summoned, or have given bond to appear before the Grand Jnrv. should attend on Pridav morning next, sb that wfll be the hst day ibey will be in session this term. He will move lor attachments and forteitnre against all those wbo neglect to attend. The Grand Jurv returned Into court indictments against tbe following named parties, viz: Commonwealth against Sarah Laws; on motion dismibSed.

Agreed. Commonwealth against Allen Boss and John Boss. This is an indictment against the accused for disturbing religious woahip at a church near Cedar creek, In this county. Each of the accused having pleaded "not entity," a jury was impaneled, who, havinir heard the evidence and arguments ofcouuBel, returned a verdict of not guiliy. Tbe accused were discharged.

lommonweaiiu against, worueu c. uauu. iuo accused is charged, in this indictment, with erecting a fence across a public road. He pleaded "not guilty." A jury was impaneled, who, having heard the evidence and arenmentB of counsel, returned a verdict of "guilty," The jury assessed the fine at $865. j.

nomas corrigan, ourgiary. Mary Clem mens, larceny. Lizzie Blackburn, larceny. Frank Norlev. N.J.Lewis, and Cbas.

Smiih, larceny. ii nam uasweu, navms burglarious iooib ms possession. auhiu vac uu, aicauug a jacti. Sally Eves, larceny. Carrie Wilson, larceny.

D. Otis and Fi an Patterson, larceny. A'ex. Mitchell, larceny. These indictments wili bo called this morning and set ior trial.

The era rid inrv Indictments apamstthe loiiowing nameu parties Aavm wiuiams. James Miller, malicious stabbing. Pat Wimsey, same. James Boberts, larceny. The Grand Jury then adjourned to Friday morn ing next.

The following cases are on to-dav's docket: Joseph Robinson and others, Williim Sherman aDd George Rollinaon. Fannie Williams, Louisville aud Sail Biver Railroad Company, Dallas uardnei, John ttoes, a. il. ixius, wm. xn-ford, Thomas Cook.

The court meets tnis morning at ciock. ICoebectton. In the list of indictments set for trial as published in tbe Coubieb yesterday, the name ol August Bronger should have been Aaron Brunk. Bronger was tried in January last, and a veraici ui not guiuy renaerea mseomtu MIUISVIL.L.K C1TK COURT. HON.

E. S. CBAtCS, PRESfDIKd rPDOB. Toes oat. May 5 Tho docket this mnrnin? was and em braced nearlv nil the nettv offences in the Police Court catalogue.

A large and very appreciative audience occupied the lobby. The following are the proceedings, classified nnder their several ncaamgs DRUNK ARD DISOBDEBLV. Wm. Mnddirran. fined and held in Si 00 for days.

Alex. Colder, fined 13, and held in $100 for two months. F. Skav, discharged. Louis Vetture, discharged.

John Brown, Qoed 15, and held in X3UU ior six monins. tneoauro Tuck and James Ellis, fined $15 nnd held In $300 for six months. John Nichols bound in $100 for good behavior. Jam ea AlacK, fined $5 and held iu $100 for thirty days. 7EL0KY CASES.

Ambrose Simmons, for stealluc bacon from J. Snyder, held in $2D0 to answer. Kate Hnuter. stealing a dress worth less than $4 from Mrs. Worth: case suspended to await tne action oi tirano ury.

uiias.Kanow, lorgcry; continued. James Colter, ior running a railway car over ana killing Louis Schwlng; continued. PEACE WAHRAXT3. Josenhine Brown Chas.Bullow; held In Nm to AnHvrer assault and battery. Mary Johnson vs.

Martha Stafford; pnt under bond to keep the peace toward aiartna Sianora. Marina stauora vs. juary ivuuauu, um- missed; INDICTMKNT3 BT GRAND JUET. Nmcv Allen, keeping disorderly house; verdict SIS. Belle Berton, keeping disorderly house; verdict $200.

A motion was mide lor new trial, and grounds filtd. -Mollie Thornton: keeping disorderly house; verdict $25, Maggie Hurst, keeping disorderly houso; Julia Dean, keeping disor3erly house; ver- W. S. D. Meeowao.

lorfelture in two cases; judgment of $100 in each. continued. susan Barr, same; continued. Eliza same; continued. lonofirwn Bftmi--roniinned.

-Sallie Green, same; dismissed at defendant's cost. Ben. and ueorge ceaCD, assault ana nailery uo Lizzie Martin; verdict one cent. Sin ford; Jackson, assault and battery on Harry found: veraict one cent. Several cases were dismissed.

S. COMMISSIONER'S COURT. A. J- BALLARD, ESQ, COM. Hugh Barnett was on yesterday" arrested and bronnt before tbe Commissioner for bavin? ex excised and carried on the business of a distiller without havinc Daid the snecia tax.

The ac cused waived -an examination and gave hail, as required oy toe uuinmipsiouer. iu jwiu ior pearancs at the next term of the court. BANH.RUPTC. reuuons ior aojnaicatiuii on yesterday, filed by the loiiowing named parlies, James F. Lofffln, Carter connty.

James C. Campbell, Christian county. W'T Cnewriiug, Green county-Thomas D. Palmer, Allen county. UNITIGO A TES CO (JRT.

HON. BLAND BALLARD, JUDQE. United States vd. two copper aiills, -In this case, by consent, tne wbiBfcy Beized herein wafl delivered io the claimant, J. H.

McBrayer, who executed a bond In doable the agree4 value, WEDlUKDlf lOUIHG, SITS, 1868, CITY AND SUBURBS. LOCAL ODDS AMD ENDS. The Board of School Trnsteea will meet gain on the flret Monday in June. ILeo Hadion will probably to an enter tainment at New Albany next week. VT" Tbst snberb Wooded t13Ion, Doneral), i at Woodlawn, and 1b mttractine much attention The National Hotel was crowded With guesta yesterdayr we notice a lot of mulea bronght to the city yesterday for aale, moat of them stout and over fifteen hands high.

IS-The Crystal Fount Lodge, No. 170, I. O. of Good Templars, will meet in iU new room, at Masonic Temple, on Friday, evenine next. Some fifteen thousand dollars worth of real eBtate was sold at Marshal's sale last Mon- oay.

"Several divorce cases are pending In the New Albany courts. 8nch thlnes are ot rare oc currence In Louisville. culvert wall He Albany has cared iu during the rains of the last day or two, and it will cost some $600 to repair lrvBarly veeetablea are bfginlne to "come lo freely, but the idea of marking down prices has not yet occurred to the hucksters. 'Such vegetable! as were not planted in April should now be pat in the ground without delay. Johnson of this city, has obtained letters patent for crystal fountain, and 3.

A. cClelland for dental plate material. amount of property is adver tised to be" sold to-morrow to pay delinquent taxes. The balance unpaid on the new school bnilding at (he comei ot Walnut and Center is $9,650. Notwithstanding that it rained atintervalt during; a good porlion of yesterday, the weather was disagreeably, warm, close and oppressive.

t-T'One of tbe largest Sandfly schools tn fhe West is that of Wesley Chnpel, New Albany; Tbe Jotal number of pupils enrolled Ib 425. J.LKllet has sold Mr. Cadwalader's floe fruit farm of 39 acres, one mile from New Albany, on the old Yincennes road, to W. Jones of Louisville, for $5,000. rains of Ihe past two or three days bave done considerable' damage onrolliog lands and along water courses; Fences -have been washed away all along Salt ricer aud tribataries furant Green, and Robt.

T. Glass, ol HendersoD, are at the Willard Hotel. Jesse E. Bell, of New Orleans, arrived tn the cltryesterday on a visit to his friends. atone of wind and rain, with vivid Hfbtnlng, last night.

It came on about 8 o'clock, and prevented much of an attendance at the churches, theaters and other places of resort. fcfPassengers on, the trains last evening re port all tbe streams between here and the 'Tennessee line sa much swollen and It is feared there will be considerable damage to farm and road improvements. "Spectacularly and otberwiao the sensational drama of Hazeppa, or the wild horse of done np in an unprecedented manner at the Academy of Music to vociferous crowds. tSHon. R.

H. Bonndtree and J. H. Vivian of Lebanon, and Alfred M. Brown, Eq of Sliaabethtowo, were at the National Hotel yes terday.

A heavy bail storm passed over this cit about Stf o'clock yesterday. Tbe hailstones were largo as ballets, and made a prodigious clatter upon skylights and metal roofs. 'A beautiful new Presbyterian church is, befog erected on the corner of Jefferson and Nineteenth streets. The foundation la laid, and the work is progreising rapidly. Tbe style of architecture is Gothic O'Brien was yesterday captured on the streets in a condition bordering on tbe "jim- jim," euperiudnced by an overdose of "Juniper 1 berry tfa.1' She will make her grand bow on our Police Court boards this morning.

pyHnn Proctor Knott, the able and popu lar Kepresentatlve ot the Lebanon district, ar rived in Washington last Friday, after a brief visit to his iamtly. We learn that there is a general desire that he should be a candidate for re election this coming fait. 0rHon. Otbo Singleton, of Mississippi, has been on a visft to his old friends in the interior of left for. his Southern home yesterday.

Whilst here be visited his alma old St. Joseph's Birdstown, and was warmly greeted by many' fiIehdB6f younger years, who still reside in thai neighborhood. of our livery stable keepers are ar ranging to send a portion of their stock to the country for pasture. Are they not too fast? The best stock raisers, never permit, their animals to go to pasture until' there is good top of grass. The change from dry fodder to grass should be made cautiously tVYesterday at a Market street livery Btable we saw a badly foundered horse cured by throwing a tablespoonful of alum well back in the mouth.

The ostlex said he had never failed to cure founder in its earlystaee by this process. The horse should be kept from water several hours alter the application. rYesterday. we met. farmers from different portions of tbe country, and they all concurred in opinion that the peach crop wonld be very good; and the wheat and clover were well protected during, the winter, and show uncommon good signs of a bountiful harvest.

ry Ah the season of ice cream is now upon us. we give a brief recipe for making this excellent dish, which we have found unsurpassed: Take one quart of milk, and scald it very little; baat the yoke of four eggs to a froth, and stir iu bIow- ly; add a half pound of sugar; flavor as you like and freeze. We learn that last Sunday in one of our churches, several ill-bred persons clambered for the door before the benediction was over, just as they do ai the theater of nights before the drop of tbe curtain. Such, people oaght to be sent to Ihe Honse ofBefhge to learn manners. I3f Some weeks ago, when the fruit was bud- nossd to be killed, a gentleman living in Galena, acroc's the river, offered to Bell his next fruit crop for twenly-flve cent, which offer- a bystander accepted and 7 clinched; by psying the money.

It tarns oat that the crop promises to be large, and the gentleman refuses to abide by the trade. A law suit, the Ledger says, is likely to be- the result. HTUoder the able management of C. T. Ven- ligerhols.

President, there is good reason to be lieve that the Louisville Furnitore Company Bill become a highly prosperous institution. With an additional subscription of $50,000 It will be placed upon a basis of care success. Daring the next year there will be the Gait House and a new hotel at Nashville to furnish, and tbe Louisville Com pany will compete for jhe contract to furnish them. Let our Louisville capitalists give this eu- tcrpfse every afd it needs. AJLUSKM-IiIaHTS.

nt'lle Blaslna. This lady, the Premiere Djnsettse Assoiula ot Mr. Di Pol's Ballet Company, now at the Louis ville Theater, was born in Trieste March 3, 1S48. At fifteen years of age she received, from Mr. Bon eant tbe first lessons in the terpsichorean art, and gained the first premium of tbe Academy.

Subsequently she was taught by the celebrated masters, Campilli, Laville, andBlasis. Sbemade her debut as Prima Ballerina Aasoluta, in the Fe- atro Begio, in Ancona, amidst storms of applause and sboweis of roses. r- The theaters where she afrerwuds appeared are tbe following At the opening of the Featro Nuovo, in Sinigallia; The atre Communale, In Bolonia; Theatre of Lyons; principal Theatre of Amsterdam, and Carcano Tueatre in Milan. The dances which have given celebrity ro her name are: "Loreta rindovina 'Flic etFloc," "Giselle, or the Welfe," "AmadiB de Ganla," ''Apollo," "The Feast ot Louis La Grisette de 1700," etc Of her merit we need not speak. It is unanimously appreciated by ibe ciowds which nightly ihrong to see her in tbe White Fawn, and therefore we are not as ton iahed to know that has been the recipient of many Bplendid presents from admirers in Europe, and that she is always offered the best engage ments.

Tke La Granse-BrlanoU Concert. The grand operatic concert to be given at Weisiger Hall, on Thursday night, will be one of the choicest ehte.tainments of the kind ever given in our city. Tbeale of tickets at the music store of D. P. Faulds up lo last evening rooted op nearly $503.

This la a pretty good evidence ofthe desire of our people to bear this famous troupe. It Is only once in a life lime that an opportunity Is afiorded to hear such artists as Brlgnoll and La Grange. Tbs programme comprises somo of the choicest" selections from the most popular authors BriguolPs symphomy The Sailor's Dream- performed by himself and Madame LaGrange on two pianos, is universally pronounced by the press one of the grandest renditions ever given lu this coaotry. The net from "TrovAtore," by Brig- noli and Bonhem, and the "Closing by LaGrange, Bonbem, Brlgnoll, and Sarti, are also said to be the vety essence or all that is sublime and beautiful in music. Signpr Clccone's airs trem andhis clarionet solo are also spoken of by ibe press in terms of tbe highest praiBe.

We expect to see Weisiger Hall crowded by one of the mostrefinedaadlences that has ever assembled in Louisville. Acad ext or Music Maebppa. Maseppa, Leo Hudson, and Black Bess, still draw crjwds at the Academy of.MuBic- If there were additional original scenery it would add much to the effect. We cannot say a great deal to the credit of of ihis piece, unless ibe varutf oi ino habiliments ex hibited therein be a proof of its merit. We racogniae the costume of almost every covering, from the aacieut Soman toga down to that more modern habiliment, a pair of corduroy lnexpresBi- Dies; Bat-the performance, under all the circum- stances.

Is creditable, and'JLlsBLeo iB well sue- tained bj Ella Wesner, Mad. limine, Mr. Pike, cltlze pt I onisvjlle to tnow VV and nosmoke. dl' TTrAN'lE'J SITDATION'S Positions as i Prinei- i .1 hip fiTirnittic-srhnlnjtfe vear hv two eentlemen (unmanled) who nro Eradnatcs nave open a 1 th and have been engad mitlie professor R. care Editor Courier.

Louisville, ay myu Qtfuuut. TTTiVTnn-i (ift.i PAR nANDS-iarmera VV'hinV tn'rtht-in rood lAmnncnn, (nnHiipja. Hinelemen or German. lrlsn, neero. c.

street, new Fourth" m7l r.l,rr:-j.nti. mvfi iis i.Kitst 1:11. hunenni" wash and iron: also a good house girl. Apply stout healthv womnn Wssto 45yearsold, -without ircmnbranco, that Je a enon cook, wasuur, osc, urisu or ucrman preferred) for a small iami In a very pleasant nltce In tlic connry on th1 river. Apply on or before Sntnr-riay next nt So--218 south side warket, between rlpnu nlnpt nofnfnr 2 mi-n or tllr; VPOrk.

canvassers, 2 travcliuc apents, 4 partners with tJQO KENTUCKY fiM PLuTM ENT AND LABOR EX CHANGE 129 Jefferson street. mySdL' TTANTE-5(H GIRLS-Good cooks, wash- os ana ironcrs, nurses, etc. Famllics wbo de sire eand recommended servants esnobt them Jmmcdiatclv by calling at the. KENTUCKY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 129 Jeffon-on street, near fourth.

Girls directed to situations tree of charge. my4 dtf Pnn nun will n'irchftse at tlmlr Stables, corm 01 Twelfth and Rowan streets, a limited number of sound, well broke mules, not less than 15 bands hit b. mj-4 dSQ "exnres. steamboat and ral'road companies. obtain first- lflsf help FREE of cbarce, nt the Kentucky Employment Agency, I'iO Jetlcrson street, near! Fourth, MILLER Agents, All wanting workapp-y.

my i WANTF.n-1,000 LAND WARRANT S-C. H. BARKLY, Attorney at Law, JSo. II Center street, between Jefferson and Green. my2 deodS WA ED MO SE TO LOAN 0,000 entrusted to me to loin on lien Money lomed for others (tr (roo tnferest on erood security.

Annivai my law office, No. 5 Court Place. JNO mcuakiuy. mji am V7AXTEO Persons in ci'y or countrv wanting nip or lJDorers 01 any kiuu, uiu ui short notice by amlvlne at the Louisville Employ- Person's In want of employment, whether as clerks. 1 'Oorcrs, iu any uiuer cupaci.

tr, can find horn sand good wages by applying at the am; place. at TtTA NTKD TO BUY REAL EST AT NOT KS For whlih (lie his'iet cash price will be pa d. AddIv at mv Law niflce. No. 1 1 centre Pireet, Wiliard Hotel.

S. D. MORRIS. apZSdim' WANTED REWARD Information ot AS. BEltuY, a hov i5 year? ot ago, ta'ir comnlex-lon and libt hair: lei home in October, 1-6S, and snp-posert to ive gone to Nasnville- The anov reward will 9C paifj JOT Illlu.

AU'iica? itiluuilitu No. lit Chapel street, Lonlville, Ky. ap2 dim FOR GIRLS Persons to employ gouu imuiue nu'i't i.u ni lir Iftiv-inn- Mid nc (Iflrs at I.OOlSVillt Kmptoymeni Agency, 1 01 Fif li st. np26 WANTED TO SELL nouses and lots, all on band. Wanted, to rent, cotags and two-story houses.

Wanted, 10 one ot the finest ha farms on Ken-ncky river. Will exchange tor pan city Property. fJ. ap2ldtf 159 Jeflerson, bet. Fourth an 1 Filth.

fTTA ST-D Partlrs having goods of any Kind to VV sell privately, will find a purchaser by addressing P. O. Drawer 143. apU dim witnln three sonarcfl of the Nashville depot, for which a liberal rent will be paid. Inquire at Southern Stock Yard.

H. B. DONALDSON. dtf WWTKO PARTNER With 1,200 In a reliable an1 sood paying cash business, and well established. Address, with name and where an interview can be had, C.

D. Louisville Postoffice. mlMtt ANN TED AGETrs for Pollard's great work of Southern Bzmrapdies Ltsb and ms Lieuten-asts. Tf" Is Js an entirely new work, replete with th moat iutarBtinp facts never before pnblis'ied, and forming with Cause," by the same author, a complete library of the war. Perdfo' descriptive circulars and tcrm.

Address Dibble, publisher, 208 Main street, corner Sixth. LoalgylHs. "Kv. se7 dcodt WA NTKI GttNTS To sell the popular pictures of Pendleton, Grant, Watlrngton ar-d amlly. Lincoln and tamliy, Grant In Peace, These picture are ntted tn oval rosewood and gill frames, with ench glass, backs, cord, ready for Immediate delivered at any express office in the United States, free 01 charge for freight or boxlnr.

For circular, with prices, CHAS. EMERSON Box Cincinnati. mb21 deod20 WAITED A good family to take a pleasint ho-ise well located, aod board the family ior rent, with 'he prlvlieg" ofkeeplne other boarders if desired. References given and required. Address R.

Courier office, with name and address, nn 5 dS Tt causes. Character. Conduct and Results." by Hon. Alexander II. Stephens.

It- ready sale comblnci with an increased commission, make It the best $ubscriptiou ok ever published. One aentin Kaston, Pa. repo-taT! subscribers In three days; another. Boston, 103 suPscribersin four days-Send for circulars and see our terms and a lull Ar. serlption of the work.

Address NATION M. PUB-LISfltSG Cincinnati. O. febi difew8m -For a light and profitable ine ai maoceinuin ie ui fered. Anply at J9I West Market.

ao25 deoau FOR SALE- -CITY. 17" It I-E HOUSES -A rare rh.incc tor Cheap homes. 2 new cottage house and lease, situated on Fourtei nth street, between Walnut and Madison For particulars appty to B. K. on the premises.

myb LEASE LOTS On terms ot from five to 1 flfcccn yeari. front feet of Inffl in BrockJu-rldga's subdivision, bounded by and Preston 3treeti. HENNING S1JEED. Agents for W. Caldwell, 14U west Jeffer son street.

n'yfi aeodla FOR 4 I have for sale at my stable on Market street, between Sixth and streets, 3 carts and harness, tn good order, which I wish to sell. Also 2 buggies and 2 spring wagons, una some good orse. not sold before Wednesday, the fith, 11 leaoUat auction without reserve. Auction every Wednc day and Saturday. I have reduced the price sellinc 10 the following; prices: All horses tried and not sold, and drawn by owner will have to piy 50c horses under twenty dollaiB, ovcrlwenty anil up toonehnndrcd dollar-.

A LEX AS DE OWcNS, Proprietor. niy5 dtl FOR44 COTTAG A handome, new, modern-built, metal-roof cottage, containing five room and two halls, kitchen and servant's room.cel-1 ir, cistern, stable, carrl ace-h oue. coal-house, and all neewnry oiit-burfdlnK3. L6t 85 leet front by 160 feet deep to alley, and sUs sevcralieet above the pavement. The yard is full ot shruDD-ry and fruit a lew squares beyond Broadway; street cats run Wlinin a snori ulbluuvu ui collouffood terms or lake part piy in unimproved ts run within a 6tiort uisiaucu 01 11 1- uuu.

II on good terms or lake part piy in unproved property- Apply to A. KUTJiSSliN DuRFF, Ice So. 7 Hamilton Building, corner citv office sirects. T70R A l.E INTERNATIONAL BAR AND KESTAUKAN-i-Lou'sville. Kentucky.

The well-Snow" cltabllshmont knowu as Pnigns interna lonal." corner of Third and' JeflMon etMete. Lomsville. Ky- is offered -tor sale. The location is Sral within one square of the Postoffice and I Cop-tomhou'e Ihcbar room and eating, rooms, kitchens, pantries, a completely fitted up In the latest approved plan, and tarnished In every department vYth facilities for doluc an extensive and fiist-class hueiness-will be sold low for cash- Apply to AUGUST PAUGNY.Ascnt for Joseph Sr. my 4 OS FOR s17E MAKE An A No.

1 siddlcmare.a bay works also in bar-ess. Inquire 01 R. A. ROBISSON CO lS4Man street. m-r 1C FR SA liE RESIDENCE A fine residence on First street, between Jacob and College.

B-ick i.rir QtiifT f-ontaitiB 8 rooms Tbe'lotls 30 leet Jront iPy 200 deep to a 20 toot alley; isliandsomclyset In shrubbery and fine Good stable and all necessary Will be nn fn-cnrnble leniia or exchanged for a lareer place. Apply to J. K. BALL 99)4 Fifth street my3 (17 FOR -lAIE LOT? On 5 vears' credit, building loU on Kentucky, inc, Chur. hill, Oldham and akstieets.

Appiy to o.v. "virtfi Jefferson street. r-i7nTJV 1 A larn-e I of seasoned cherry lumber, trom two to five Inches thick Apply to JNO. C.SUEHLJSl-.nt bnreiey, 001 lolk-ifcCo's myldtf 170 A I -E OUSE AN LOT A cottage-house 1 ot two rooms aim kuciiuu between Main anu Rowan. For terms apply to mk.

HIJGflES. corner gtventh nntlUreen streets. up.uuo -nnt i.OTS I off for sale in lot-: to suit '1 i 1 Ti-nnorii; on the cast side ot Twenty-fourth street extended (north of Rowan and Duncan streets, and n-ar the Portland Railroad). Also, on soa'h side or Harney street same nIhborhood. which is rapidly improving.

Alao.lnthcunper or east Tn porilon of Ui cityonPavnc steet ext -nded. and on Loufsviite Frankfort Rniiroad lots dig bly located and of suitable -izc. All at low rates nnd on liberal terms. Ap-nlytnTnOMAS P.JACOB, soniheast corner Market and Third streets, from U'a. M.to 1 p.

m. ap2a dtt dor Ai K-POWERPRSS-A small cylln''er 1 Taylor press. 31x111. tn perfect order, will be sold 25 percent, below in ttiato'-furer's price. Apply lo COMMi COMPANY.

New Albany, Ind. ap -7 FOR RETAIL DRUG STORE Tn a god part of the city, vtth good ran of cash CMStom. Apply to WILSON, PKTER CO. apl7 and English levers and other watch's, fine diamond jcwelr, from one-thlrn to one-halt and a much ae two-thirdB below the regular retail price, it the Broker's office ot r. HA GAN, Aircnt, i i 4 Third street.

ap25 dtf 17 OR SIE Tlie entl.e flxlnres Ko. Drns Knnri lor-ntlon on stren'i would mnt-n irooff Kfnnd for a hat "tore or other retal' store. in trade, bv a small alteiation in the fixtures. three-storleB: upper parts rent for )W per momh. partirulars fifquire al W.

R. LAWRENCE'S, 159 Jeflerson street, between fourth nd I'lllh. ap23 dtf FOR IjF. WAGONS 10 new sotlni of diff-rent sizes, ot my own -nftnTifactnre. tor sale at reasonable rates, by C.

SPIES. No. lS Jackson direct 'tween Jefferson and Green. p2Q dhn FOU S4 I-E A nice residence on Broadwav, between Sixth and Center v.rccts. 8 rooms, coat ano nars; iuhhiici For terms arply to WM-Kkub, Painter.

Oreen street, uetow vuui.ur 'Jtf noitSAl. A LOT-65 feet lr nt by 200 ieet deep, 1 An Hlch street, botwetn Fourteenth and Fif-iJS Annlv to AD Market-street Foun-d4 between E-ghlb and Ninth streets. dtf Fltlt. ttl.KOR RENT DWELL1NO HOUSE One ot the best built and most desirable dwelling houses the city, situated on the soutli side of Walnut, one door west of Sixth street, late the residenc-of b. B.

Ldsht, deceased. It has a larse, elegant parlor, reception and dlnl g-room on tho flr6t no- r.h iarecliambere, (throe with drawing-rooms attached! onsecond and third floors; servants' rooms, and all necessary ontbu ldings complete It old, a smaller houBC would b-. taken in part Payment. Inquire ot Mrs LKIGHT, on the premises, or ol WILLIS FAN-KEY, Executor. "Pl dIS Pit HA l.E LOTS-ln size to suit purchasers, on second and Twenty-third" streets, by SON, city that ib rapidly Improving.

mb3i dtf FOR SAI.B-HOUSE-One of the best bouses in the city, contalnlns 15 rooms.on the south side Of Ji uD-nnri nd Third. Lot fill fey 191. Apply to PEARSON MEDDiS. I Si' west Mam sired. ITOit LOT Southwest corner oi Main and Inquire ol JJJfiMBlia JUaKPU, Attorneys at a I ft If SK LOTS A Hrffc.nnm ber-ofbuilduigiots.

Apply at ROWAN BV7CHAN- ii it old nan aitabiefor wrapping paper' and tbe cheapest -n I'p I15PO, tor Bail1: uuilpi BOARDING. "13 Itm KG A pleasant; nicely turn! bed room suitable ior a lamtly or young men, at 191 geventhftrc t. my 6 dtf two families nnd several da boarder, can be accommodated with cooa board on application to No. 65 Green Btreet. between Second and Third- my6 (16 -Two pleasant front rooms, suitable or.

Slncle pent if men. can lie oh. tained in a Private lamily; also a few day boarders, ap2S deodj desirable rooms for -families. Reference re- qnirca. in the citv If T.iicm' tan rant.

In Central jtorKet. Threemeal tlcketaforll.orSl for3. Good I I 1 fort of mt. 300 heen 40 fine in house good the about are in lays Siate. with on into JOHN of coal wee rrom and For or ffM.

4 from irnit. ately a three I A road tbe in the on and all ada, OI cnlt a to be WHARTON FOSTER, Real Estate an Gen'I Anctloneers, Ofllce Wo. 3 Market street, between tiecand aud Third, north vide. XJ D. Guthrie, S.

G. Henry, Wheeler TO -DAY. B7 BATBB McNETT, A Lnree and General "A siortmcnt of Uonse- AT AUCTION. A' mnnwivn xfnr ut o'clock, at our Auction nooms. on Filth street, near jenerson, we win sen as aoove.

terras my5 HAYES McNETT. Auctioneers. BY THOMAS ANDEB80N CO. Of Dry floods, Clothlnr, Boots and Shoes WEDNSSIAV TRTTRSDAY. Sth an.

of Mav. at 9u o'clock a. each day. will be An assorted stoclc of drv eondB. An assortment ot R-trirHArv? lnvoicea of stock trom imoortera.

jobbers, retailers and speculators; also 250 doz table entlerv. At 12 sf. each day will be Fold a large stock of ready mtde spring and summer clothing. 10 Hit 01 11 icq me aitenEion 01 me iraae is directed. lenna casn.

my3 T. ANDERSON Auctioneers. BY MEAS WZZf802V No. S3 Filth street, between Main and Market, Continued Site ot New Carpets. Parnltan Household Goods.

Plated War, AT AUCTION. fVS WEDNESDAY MORNING, May at our anc tiun-rooms, we win eeii as aoove. Terms CHh. myfl MEAD WILSON, Auctioneers, BT MOORS WALLET, No. 81 Fifth" street WatcIit'B, Jewcli y.

Plsiols, Catlory and Mo- AT AUCTION, THIS (Wednesday) NIGHT. May 6. at o'clock, we will sell at our auction-ro a largi assort- Terms cash. tny6 MOORE A MALLET, Actlonoera. BT C.

MATHEWS COi No. 226 Market street, between Sixth and Seventh. Splendid Sale of New and Second-hand Fur- bvery Jjescnpion urocenes, AT AUCTION, No. ZH Ma I-If fit Bt. bttween Plxth ana Seventh, we will sell as above.

Terms cash. dl C. J. MATHEWS Auctioneers. BT 8.

O. HENRY CO. 600 Lots and Fancy Dry Goods. Cotton Hosiery, Hood Skirts and salt Huts AT AUCTION. "TEDNEEJDAY MORNING.

at Qo'clock- 900 cases and cartoons spring stO' gents', Indies, misses' and chlldten's wear, (in call, kip, goat, kid and serge.) Also, by order of assisnee, 120 pairs brogans, 84 prs boolB, 7'iprsyoatns' Wellington, l'-l prs men's bools. bale positiye to close a concern, myi s. G. HbjNRY Anctioneers. BT mOHRIS.

80X7THWZCK CO. Larce and Attractive Hale ot durable Proncrty in eortlaud consiBtiug oi 3(1 Huildiuie Lots, also Hrick Cottage, AT AUCTION. ONthenretntBes, THURSDAY, Mav 7, 1EG8, commencing at 4 o'clock i. h. Tho above property situated between Bark and Third and Perry and Che-tnut Is known as ulock No.

on the man or Portland. A nart of t.hp Pronnri fronta on Bankstreet. JUotsSOandSS feet trout by 20!) to SVO lett ceep to an a ley. The cottage contains 4 rooms, with lot iO teet front. TL Portland avenue cars run within a short distance of the ground.

lerms at ime, MORRIS. SOUTHWICK my4 Auctioneers. BT KOB.RIS, SOUTHWICK A Green Street Property AT AUCTION. rEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 6th, 1868. at 4 o'clock1, wp.

roll I BPll on thn nrnmfaps oltiiuloH the sontu side of Green street, oetweeu Floyd and Preston, Ko. 110, a two-story and basement Brick nousc sua i.ui, oi six rooms, Kitcnen, cenar, cistern, Ac. Gas throntiont the honsn T.nt Ifi fpot lnna HO to an alley. This is very desirable, property, MORRIS. SOUTHWICK Auct'rs.

mays AUCTION SALE UT OSBORNE McATEER. WE will Bell at auction, on WEDNESDAY, May 6, yond Tork, Frame tottage on Leased Ground. OSBORNE McATEER, Agents and Auctionee'rB, xa jeneisou street. BT J. U.

SHAFFER CO. 79 Jefferson street, Deslrabte Main-street Itesidence AT AUCTION. ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 6, at 4 o'clock, on the premises, on the north side of Main street, nctween Clav and Shelhv. we will bp.11 a cood two story brick dwelling-hoTlBe of eigh rooma and kitchen, two halls, two porches, gas, with a eood cirpenter shop on Washington street, 26m teet iront by 204 feet d- ep to Washington street. Sale positive and peremntory.

i Krmn wm ue made Known at saie. royS .1. U. SHAFFER CO Auctioneers. BT B.

IUOORE, No. 127 Northwest corner Main and Fourth. 5000 Cigars, Groceries. Boots and shoes. rmo nnisoi imiest -lyies.

uarownre.uni-leryoid and Silver Watches, notions, AT AUCTION. 'TiHUrSDAY MORNING, May 7th, at 10 o'clock pre. i. ciseiy. Terms cash.

my 6 S.T. MOORE. Auctioneer. BT S. T.

BXOOBE, No-127 northwest corner Main and Fourth. large lot ol 8tor Fixtures, ShelTlnu. Desks- Stoves, Skow Cnaes. a No. i uafr Plutform Scnles.

inclosed Tables, for White Goods; ona Half Dndd'sHae-ttl'c fcc.f at Ko. a-tii Main street, between sixth and Seventh streets, AT AUCTION, THURSDAY EVENING, May 7th, at 3 o'clock. To be sold without reserve. Terms cesn. mye S.

T.Jtf QORE. Auctioneer. BT SHERMAN P. WHAX.BT, Furniture and Household Goods of a Prirate nesinence on rone way, nee 'AUineeLin aud Fourteenth streets. AT AUCTION.

ON THURSDAY MORNING, May 7, 1SG3, at 10 o'cl ck, I will sell on the, premises, Bitnated on Broadway, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth the mrniture and hou0ehold goods of dw lllng-houfe No. 514. Everyf Ing put up must be sold to the httlhest bidder, as the owner Is about leaving the city. lennsjcaou. roys sHEitMAN r.

Auctioneer. BT SHERMAN P. WHALB7, Peremptory Sale ot the V.legant Residence of UDDH iTiiiivr, riq) Hiumeiiwi iu cuwdiub kwniiil strMil'. hpMVPFIl Cnllnf'f'nnil Hrliln lidee streets, and lOO by '200 feet of urouna. AT AUCTION.

ON FRTDAY AFTERNOON, May 8th, I8GS, at 5 o'clock. I will sell, on the premises, situated as above, my residence with 100 feet of cround ironting on Second street and rnnnine back 200 teet to 20-foot alley, The yaid ts beautifully laid out with Bhrub-bery. The house is a modem-s'yle two-story Dnctr, witn large attic; contain rooms: wash room kitchen, servants' roomB, good cellar and all the modern Improvements, I am determined to sell it to the highest bidder, and there will be no withdrawal ot the ptoperty. Parties wishinE to iehpect the premises previous to the day of sale will please call, upon Unas. Au.Li.u.n, in.

my uwuc.ut S.P. VhALEY, Auctioneer. Terms at sale. mya ata BT MSAD WILSON, 83 Fifth street, bet. Main and Market.

fits, 00" -worth of China, Glass, and Queens- wurt, UDiupnsiUk inecuurv suiukoi cvu.au Flexner. Wholesale liealers, Olaln sc. bet SeveMth and Eighth, AT AUCTION. their house. No.S77 Main street, ana continue from kv to day uu tne enure stock 13 disposed or.

Terms, tor all anms of tM and under cash, for over tharatoonnt a negotiable note at 3D days, satisfactorily Indorsed. BT 8. P. WHAIiBT, Two new ff-storr Brick esldences nnd I ota situated on tne no i lowest corner oi jacoo and I'rcston streets, AT AUCTION. THURSDAY AFTERNOON.

Mav 7. lSB8.atl oVloctr. i will sell on the nremises. si In at oil as auove, ts U' uutnui new ui icn-uou-es. u-w ami lust tlnlshedl.

that contains 6 and 7 rooms each. with hall; also gas and water. The above houses are wuu siiumeu auu ut a uuu iucuuou. re sons wi til ing to examine tne property previous to the sale win please call on the unuersigLeu. or Terms at sale.

myl dtd A.BACON. BT C. C. HOTCHXNSOXT. Chestnut-street Property for Sale.

SHALL sell at auction, on THURSDAY of May. at 3 o'cIock p. a line house and lot. si tuated ou Cb stnut. between Fifih and Center streets, SO feet trout oy iuo ieet aecp, running to a paveu aney.

i ne UOUBCWUiaiusiuiuuuir, trim goo; aiew vum-uuuac, AC. tmi ene-tnira casn ana naiaucs in one aua two cars. m2 dtd C. C. HUTCHINSON, Auctioneer.

Pcblic Sale. WILL sell to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, May 9. 346 ACRES OF LAND, Wlnirlml'oi BiEt of HorlPPriTlllP. TTv. Thf Innd Is adapted to truit culture, tooacco or eran.

mV2 di" Agent for W. Wal tter. To tlie Ladies Mrs. Ssterbenn, Female Phyaiciio lie. that shoiiss.

romovod hpr residence to No. Jeffotson street, north side, a few doors above First, where she Is preoared to treat all female diseases, cw tup.ll Vnna-n uc a eVilirni nhvnicianand midwife. and constantly keeps on hand a medicine that will restore suppressed mcnstruauuii, ici. mc ujudc hat lc av iu urn see t. lauiBs.

mm iwuun CARRTAGES, BOOGIES, AMD CHARLES FAn-SEL, 309 Weuzel bet. iflarsh II a rpHE price for carrlafij, buggy, and wagon painting Painted, striped, and varnished work cheaper than ever ueiure. uiuiuucuuuu JACSOB B1CKSL. D. WILHELMI To Contractors Oilers.

Shingles! Shingles! WE are agents for the sale of 16-Inch poplar shin-pIm. cnld tohe the best In the citv Me.h ve can furnish from atorepr on board cars a tbe ma chine on toe L.anart. n. in lots tosuitpurcnaers, at the lowest manutacturers prices, or wiTl aeliver in STEELE CURD, oroaawuy, opposite a. Depot.

fe22 mh7 d2awtf B. B. THTJRMAN, LUMBER EBCHANT COR. EAST AND WALNUT STS. TTifi In varA or sale a snnnrlnr flseortmntit.

of bps. XX eoned pine lumber, all thicknesses, dressed aud unaresseu; aisu jumi. suiugiea, iaiu-, poets ABC. uructi im uuuus, bUUUllUU. ao3 dim The Fine Race Horse DONEBAIL, (By Lexington dam Crisis, by Imp.

Margrave,) nr ILL make this season (196S) at Woodlawn Race ii vOUTEei ai mm. ur ostucuiktb Mm dims. a. W. FARHIS.

NOTICE DlstrVt.of Kentucky. ss-In bankrupt-ry. At Winchester, the Kd of Apnl. A. u.

mx. The undfirsipned nrcDT Riveq nonce 01 nt appointment as Assignee 01 assume j.ouniuun. the county of Woodford and State of Keniucty, ruptuDOnhli own 'pciitlon by the District Court of said district. F. H.UILEY, Assignee.

mi 6 dlawSW TV.TOTICE Distriotof Eentucky, ps In bankrupt- rtw i the rino rtf Anrll. A.D. 1B6S. The undersigned hereby gives notice or ma appointment as 01 onunuo a. BtjeORD.nf the county of Fayette, and Mate of Kentucky, within said District, who has bpen ad judged a bankrupt upon hiB ownbetitlnn.by the ills- myotitawavy United nanjc- rnntcv Tn thn mnllprof fI7R.

RKKEVkR. netltlOU forllual dicharpe filed 24th April, 1868. By order ot the court the creditors ot Charles Greever, a bank- nint nri hnri.hv Tint id nil n. annua hftforrt tn. At IT1V uuiuu iu i.uueii'in.

iveuiucKY, uu niu uj 0ar, at l'i to show- c.ntine. if anY why the bankrupt aforesaid sfcall dicnarg from bis debts. JAMES M. FIDLER, Register. ED.

ITrLPP. A93lgnee, Lebanon. h.y. ap2fl dlaw2W Stales ior the Dl strict olEe-)tucky-In bankrupt-in thn mntler of KLIJaH BKAHTt. Pntlrinn Rn il dlseharze 'filed Anrll 24th.

18G8. Ut nrrim of Curt the creditors or ijah Beard, a bankrupt, are hereby notified to appear oefore me, at my office, Lebanon, Kentuckv, on the22d day of May, to show cause, if any they heve, why th bankrupt aforesaid should not be discharged irom his debts. JAS. M. FIDLER, Register.

Ed. Hllpp. Assignee. ap2a dlaw2W States for the District of Kentuckv In hnnfcrnnt. cy.

the matter of TilOS. E. BALLARD. Petition lor final dischirge filed April 24, 1P68, By order of Com tne creditors of Thos. E.

Ballard, a bank-mpt, are hereby notified 10 appear before me, at my office, in Lehanon. Kentnclrc. on rneMrinvn Mav. 18C3, at 11 O'clock a. to show cause, if any thev have why the bankrupt aforesaid ehould not be discharged from his debt.

JAS. M. FIDLttR. Register. Kd.

fliLPP, Assignee. ap)dlaw2W NTICE-In the District Court ol the Unitrd S'ate3 for the District of KfnlucEV In Bank ruptcy. In the matter of B. F. SPURLING.

Petition for final dUcharte filed 24th of April, 1868. By order of Ihc Court the creditors of B. F. Spurling, of a bankrupt, are hereby notified to appear before me. at my office, in Lenanon.

onthe22d day of May, 1SC8. at it) o'clock a. to snow cause, li any they have, why the bankrupt aforesaidshonid not be discharged from nis debts. JAMES M. FIDLEtt, Kegi'ter.

Ed, Hilpp, Assignee, Lebanon, Ky. apsa aaiawaw fTICfi In the Dlrtiict Cr-urt ot the United Slaies for the District of Kentucky' In bank ruptcy. In the matter of ii. A. MIlLER.

Peti ton imai uiscnarB mm apru 10 a. uy oracr uonrt me creditors 01 it. A. Ml ler. 01 Adair coun ty, a bankrupt, are hereby notified to appear b-fore me, at mv office, in Lebannn.Ky., on the 23d day 01 May, 1863.

at 10 o'clock a. show cause, if am they have, why the bankrupt aforesaid should not be drnnh-rprf from hfa dfihtFi j-uijiK, ul'k ister. jid. uiLPf Leoanou, s. In Bank- runtcr.

At Lebonon. the 27th dav ot Anrll. A. D. it68.

'i he undersiened herenv irlves notice of his appointment as assignee ot KLI M. 01 I'ZSDCinioim, in iqecounryoi Haram, ana state or catncKy.wunin sam aibtnct.wno uaa uienaajuagea bankrupt uoon his own ne ition. the District Court of said dtstric. EDWAED HILPP, Assignee. NTICE-Dlstrict of Kentucky, ss In bankruptcy.

At Lebanon. Kentuckv. the 20th dav of Anrll. me uiiu- uereuy uives notice 01 his appointment as Assignee of WiLEY MOUSTJOY. Lawrencebure.

In the conniv of Anderson, and state "i iveniucKy, wiimu saiu wisi.rn.t, who nas ueun Assignee. ap2l dla3T NOTICE. District ol Kentucky, SS. At Winchester. Kentucky, the lRth dav of April, A.D.

16C3 In nkruptcy. Tne undcislgned hereby e-notice ofhisanpolutme it as Assignee of LEWIS GlilOSBY, of Lexington, In the county ot Fayette, and State of Kentucky, within said District, who has neen adluiged a bankrupt upon bis own petition, Dvthe District Court ol said District. F. H. DUD-LEV, Assignee ap'i2 dlawSW NOTICE.

District of Kentucky, SS. At Winchester. the lHh day of April, A. 1868 In Bankruptcy. The undersigned h--reby gives notice bis appoiniment as Assignee of WILLIAM MORRIS, of in the county rf Franklin, and State of Kentucky, within said aistrict.

who has been adindged a bankiupt uoon his own petition, by the Uisfrict Conn ol said distdcl. F. H. DUDLEY. Assignee.

ap22 dlawSW Kentuckv. SS At Win- thc 9th riav ot Anrll. A. TJ lSt3 In Bankruptcy. The undersigned hereby elves notice oi ms appointment, as assiedcb 01 Ltuf- ARD I11NCH, Of in the connty ol Scott, ana state of Kentucky, within sail district, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon bis own neilton.

by the District Court of said District. f.H. DUDLEY, As-iraee. ap22 dlawSW JPUBLJjCSAJJES mAIlSHAL'3 SAUL Johu Kennodv's Adm'r against. in Chancery, No.

20,075. John Kennedy's Heirs.) BY VIRTUE ol a decree of the Louisville Chancery Court, rr-nriprfirt in thp atiovp. nnnqn. Ihp ntiHor. signed, or one of us, will, on MONDAY, MAY 1868, Abon the hour of 11 o'clock a.

sell at public auction, to the Highest bidder, at the court-house door-in the. city oi Louisville, on a credit of 6, 12 and IS monUis. i-o much as mav he necssarv to satis I the decree herein ofihe property In pleadings mentioned, TWO TRACTS OF LAND, JriTersOD conntv. Kentuckv. about: 10 milPBfrom city, ana to the west ot i he county road leading from theLexinzton Turnpike to the aylorsvilie Turnpike.

The Hist described thus: Ueemufoe at a stone the county road, corner to Gaar; running-thence with Allred Gaai's line BQyW 74 poles io a stake, corner to said Gaar i nd the Jacob farm, now Ten uroecs: tnence witn ms line ou bo.ij poies to a ake In his line, comer to the tract assigned to Mrs. Kennedy as dower; thcjce with the line ot the dower trnct 82W T5 72.7 poles; thnco 1 14 po es; thence 8J34 3i poifs to a stako in thi aloresnld conntv road ana in Gaar'- line: thence with tbe Gaar line ard road 1 31.72 poles to the beginning, containing S5 acres. The second: Beclnning at a stake in the line of the Jacob tarm. now Ten Bio celt's and westernmost corner ot the tract, assigned to Mre. Kennedy cower, thence with the imes ol said dower tract, P2)4 101 Doles.

36 3.9 poies. i-5M 46 84 poles a state in the county road and In Garr's line; thence with sniil line aud road 1 91.78 coles to niuone in said road, corner To Garr; thenue wi'h his line and rous ii mi.iu poies to a staxe sain roaa ana Gaar's line anil corner to the 15 acres conveyed by Kenu'dytoStackmann; thence with his llnesN82 poles N50s W33 poles to a stake in the line of the Funk firm, now Mrs. thence wlih the same 65.S uoles toaslone, corner to 'he same, theDre IS (57.r noles to a stone, corner to Bullitt aud tbe Jacob arm; thence with the line of the latter -17 poies to th" nesinning, containing 88J4 acre. inepurcuaserwiii ue rcquirea to irtve Dona witn approved security, bearing Interest from date until paid, nnd a lien will be retained as additional Marshal Louisville Chancerv Court. in y6 dtd K.

BE ALL GANTT. D. M. L. C.

C. Important Public Sale. virtue 'ot a resolution of the bond-holders of the E. Ii. K.

M. at their mcetine the 7th ot Novtmber. 1357, the unde-signcd wili, on the i uty luav, low, esiwaii ior hhiu puuuc vtuuue Mound UHv. Illinois, about 1.500 acres of valuable land lying In townships H. 15, nnd 16, south ot range onu'd City Itiilrjad with ail its franchises nnd vueccb.

jiii-o some vamaoie cny iuih m. aiouuu v. IliluDis. The lands are well timberedand val uable for cultivation, and will be subdivided In tracts ot convenient size to suit purchasers. The sale in ne on a creuii oi six mooias wim approvea iritv For a dcscrlntl-in nf the lands und further aitlculars call on or audn si JAMES t.

MA USUAL j. LOUlSVllle, his atloruLVs. Dougherty Carter. Mouud City. Main-street Mills for Sale.

LL be sold at auction, on ibe llth day of May, 1SGS. if not sold net'orc that time at nrivate sale. Main-trftfit Mills, inclnrimfr hullditii'B. erround office fixtures, sacks. No.

1 sale, The mill has run one season, with evervihlne in pe feet and complete running order, it nas me capacity oi mating barrels oi" flour and grindingSOO bushels ol corn per dny running two buhrs on wheat and one on corn, he buhrs are 4 leet diameter. Eneine 16 inch cylin der. 3 foot stroke. Two boilers 20 feet long and 12 Inches diameter. Terms One-third cash: balance 1D 12.

and la interest with approved securt- or mriuer particulars, appiy to GUY DOUGLAS, pl2 did Main, bet. Floyd and Preston. Splendid Tobacco Stemmory at Pub lic tsaie. 01 WEDNEFDAY, the 1 3th day of May.lSBS. at the hour of 4 o'clock p.

bv direction of the Falls Citv Toiiaeco Rank, and ouruant to the terms and conditions of. and the powers granted in, a mortgage from James L. Lawson arid wife to said bank, then calleu the Falis City Bank, dated the day of No vember, Ipdu, and recracu mine jeuersoa uounty P.ijirr Plcrt-V nffli tn duril hook No 11). oaffC 3S. will, on the premises, sett to tne nuncst muaer niu proper'v described in said mortgage, viz: Beginning lie.

ififi fept west of Eleventh street: thence with said street weetwnruly 50 ieet; thence nt right angles one uruiy au ieet; tueiic- tn ituaiuuiue. aihu, iuk con. tho u-holo constiintlnir one of the most com- ute aud commodious TOBACCO STEMMtiRIES in the west. tkp.mr (inc-tniro casn. tne naiance in eanai insiai- m.m nni niui wo vears.

Win Ben Irnl tlOtfiR in addition, maturing or amounts tqual to interest at tne rate oi nine per cent, per annum on t.i.o nmnrnitu ot" the ahovp-mentioned Instalments un paid at respective maturities, li'ie pertect and special warranty aced given by the bank. The prop- lmifi iiv Hip FrnnLIln Bank forfifteen hundred dollais. with into, est li om the 2Sd of October, 1867, which sum mowpastune. a. s.

jicujjid, u4 dts. Auctioneer, Desirable Saburoan IToperty AT AUCTION, 0a Saturday, May 9, 1858. "wTvT SATnPTlAV AFTERN'OON'. Mav 9. 1B08.

at 4 o'clock. I will offer for sale, by auction, on the nremls s. heantitul countrv seat, owned oy v. ii. aieiiwetucr, conunmuB tiuoui, buus, eh nnird two miles irom tne city limits, on the Shelby- me orancn roaa.

Thn ntr-pp in hnndBomelv imnroved. embracing spacl tus two -story dwe.Hng. stable, ice-bonse, orchard of scb ct fruit, shrubbery, A more extended nonce is acrraea unnecessary, a pwuia uwirmis iu nnrplmsp will tn-sncrt. thp nrcmic-t fo thp.mselves. u-hicli mav hi done at anv time nrevionc to ihe sale.

Omnibuses will be In reaolnrs1 at 'he corner of Alain ana secotui streets, at ixfetoetc on tne aay os io ciiisinnc to aiienn id auu iruui the property ireo of charge. Terms cash; balance in one and two ycais, with interest ami urn. np27dtd 4H st Main stre't. 36 Fine Building Lots AT AUCTION, On Saturday, Slay 16, 1868. dopfc will onVr at nublic auction, on the n-Piiiist-B '(! flPKlnihlp lintlrttnfr lois.

Of Sfl fiet front each, on bouthail street, and running pack from 400 Also. 10 1 Jts ot SO feet each, "fronting on the Shelby' '1 li bp lrtla nrf mtii'itcrt helvfpcn the fiiiolhrvlltft and Brownsboro turnpikes, Jusc hevond the bridges over ucargrass on tnseioauj.ana are Known as tne sun-division of Pone's iiK acres. 1 hev will be lound very desirable tor residences, manufactoriei. being nut norr ii om uih catitiu ler in in ut wc Main-street Kan way. A pijit oi i ne may oc seen ar my omcc.

mnnlhs, with interest and lien. UK'). TrUFteo, dtd 40 West Mdin street. S. A Ij 2 OF FINE ILL PROPERTY! IN LOUISVILLE, KY, AS Assignee of A.

F. Bankrupt. I will, ai llo'cVck on tbe preiuises, sell at public auct-on. the property known as the "Market-street Milli," situated on the nrrth sideot Market sti eet, between Brookand Floyd, andnumbcrrd ti and H9. The lot is 40 by 210 to va alley.

The building is io by 100 fctt, four stories high nnd cellar beneath with metallic roof, walla which are of brick are ot an unusual thickness and strenirth. The engine Is lS-lnch cylinder and S-feet stroke; the Doners, in numuer-are uu inencs in diameter ana vt leet long and. with the eneine, are outsMe the build- juk. mcura diameter, auu Sb Inches in diameter. 000 bu meal per day, or.SOO bbls family flour, 75 bbfs rye uuuru uwu iucui ci uuj.

iutj oiticiiiucry is in good running ordtr. TERMS -H cash, balance In 6, 12 and ISmonthB. Se curity 'requirca on aeicrreu payment and uen i tained. uruiSN e. jon as, apiQatd, Atslcnce of A.F.Clark, is by a I I rum rest RESIDENCE A very DlcaBant ref- I Jr containing! large rooms ana kitchen and sorraDt'8 "oonj.oncast aid of Firth street, between I tf84 west Chestnut street myS ''3' I ,,11..

iu I. 1 ttBiDezK ro nmaw-ii TTm-niint-R nnH turea fornale. Inquire of Mo AIR CO Es- 1 1 uu lucui agBnia, ivi fiHii street 170. HltNT HOllRtt A two Rfrtrv Iioiibr on I. weal side of Filth street, betweon Broadway and ium.

iaenouseis in eooq repair. per uiumu, inquire ot ii. u. JitKniTiiis, aroauwny, betweenFuth and Center, at Jarvts meat and veg etable store. myS d2 storvhrlelc house, now used as a hoardlnp'-hntiRo containing lOorll roomB.

There are now tour eoort lam III pe In the bouse who are desirous 01 remaining Erovided someeood responsible oarty will take the ouse. Rent low. For mil particnlars inquire of MORRIS, SOUTUWICK No. 60 Jtffcrson street. myff d3 tlODflfiOn TTlnvd KtrPPt hulwunn nllif Gray streets, cuntaln'ng 6 rooms; Joeated in a desirable neighborhood.

Apply to H. T. JEFFEKS'JN, No. 1 West Main Street. LifftC KENT-A UA lfnrea and honse.

I1 tfttnlnir ipwn rni-imc. rrnr TwolHI, and Portland AVPiinrt. Tn trnnA tannnt will tin icLricu JCHt-uriuuie. anpiy io ibhuks a mca i ne-u Jclferflon, between Fourth and Fifth. npSO dtf pOtt KENT HOTEL A hotel centrally located.

In thp. p.irv of IiOuIrvIMp for rnf. fnr Ilirno vfarR containing twenty-fivi rooms well Jbrnlsbsd. Furnltur.i and fixtures f.ir snip. Innnfre of C.

IT. GARTRELL No. ISO Main stteet, between FOR (t ENT 1'ave for rent a nr two-Etorv hrir.t-honJe on li etrnnt. (. uross uoaas.

wiiuin one square ot the old fomaca dltfon to In crop. J.11111C uiuuej iuuu. For a'l of the above apply to W. TJ. LAWRENCE, appidlf lfl Jefferson, bet.

4th and 5th. rooms, nantrv. rns and urotor nnmnlofn fin AlEO. ail OFFICE. Knit fnr Hnnfnr'a rnnl oc.

3tate office, on the corner o( First and Walnut streets. wioitf WJL "estJaam street. ind Walnut. Apyly to Dit. COCniiANE, Sixth So.

16. aplS dtf UMllt RENT RESIDENCE The property known as se Cottage, with 25 acres ot land, situated on Market street, a short distance fron the termlno lono' the Markct-street Railroad. Will be put in good repair. Rent low to a good tenant. Applv to NEaD Market-street Foundry, bet.

nightb and Ninth bts. aplSdtf nKNe.KSIInntpd on tlifi T.nniBvlllfi and Frank railroad, one-half mile irom O'Bannon's Station. containine: abont nlnetv acres of land, with modern Frame Dwelling of eight large moms, servaats houses, kitchen, carrige-houe, stable and ice-house tilled. T-hereis also a fine supply of spring and cistern water. This place offers fine inducements to a party dolus business in the city and desirous of a country residence.

Possession elven 1st Map. For terms aua lurtber particulars iutmire of LEANOER S. REED, firack Reed, 3 Sixth street, Louisville, Ky. ap'5 dtt Two two-storv brick azine street, between Seventh and Eighth. Inquire K-1 L'LLEit.

55 Eighth street, bet. Magazine and utioblectio able Sixth street, east side, between Green and Wal- containing six rooms, baaldes basement and ttic. Apply to H. B. Northern Bank.

fe2T dtl FOR" A IjW DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEATAND FKTFIT FARM -Contain in ir 57W acres.at Beard's Station, miles from the city, on the Louisville, Lexington and Cincinnati Railroad, being elevated feel above the level of Louisville. Fruit has never known to fail, and alwavs oavs remuneratively: acres are planted with every enumerated kind 01 proauces vee-etable's equal to any crown; contains a nsnarnfms bed anil everv varietv 01 small fruits abundance. The improvements are a comfortable trame coitaae nouse. witn uve rooms, closets, eiiar. also detaahod epitage of one room, servants' room, store rooms aadan necessary outbuildings; a tUil of ice; (ffa Best fref-stooe spring water, valuable nrone quarry, and two fish pond'; neighborhood healthy and unexceptionable, skillful physicians schools, and churches of various fcnominations nearby.

The tract can be divided into 35 acres, fronting both the railroad and turnpike, "inclusive ot all main improvf-mnts." and 22)4 acres Irontmg the Louisville and Brownsboro Turnpike (a bean'ilul building sJte), inclosed with a good Dlank fence; contains two flne-benrins orchards, a annrv alrcadv opened of superior building rocV, and situated con tiguous to raiiroau aenot; win De soia separaieiv or togctner, ani a satisfactory stock of merchandise would he received in part pay. Apoly SAMUEL HYMAN, on Morris, Southwick Jefferson s-treet. mli4 d2aw tf The undersigned offers his farm in.McCrackcn connty, lyine on ui road from Paducah to Blitndviile, from Paducah, at private sale. There 500 acrts land in said trac, and about fonr-fliths tine timber.saKa.ble tor all farm purposes. The land well, and xril-qnal to any tobacco laud in the The improvements aic all new and substantial.

Thatearc three improvementi on said tract, tobacco barns and other necsjary out-bulldlngs each. The land lies hmween Perkins aim Massac creeks, and convenient to either, it could be divided two, or three small farms, to suit purchasers, ii desired. Paducah promises to be one of ttie greatest railroad centers in Southern Kentucky, and is now ui tne ueai. touacro martens 111 ttie omic. rut us a-d fuither particulars, annlv to G.

F. Robb. Panneah or to the on the premises. ROBB. ap27 Station, in Oldham countv, Ky.

The Improvements on the place consist a Bmall rooms and kitchen, good cellar, honse and Btable, fine spring of water; 1 acres in timber; balance improved; all under fence; acre in grapevines, lhi place wonld make a comfortable littehometor one doing business in the city, that withes to icslde out ot the dust nnd noise. For fur-ther particulars inquire of MORRIS, SOUTH WICK (io Jefferson street. mySdlw nd. V- Valley Station, on the F. R.R., and miles Louisville, on tne oaiiarcisvuie piKe.

improvements are a good double modern stvle Frame Cottnce seven rooms and kitchen, nood donhle cottage for servants excel kot barn and carrl an e-h ouse and other out-bulldlngs. The place is tastefully ornamented, abounds in (mil of all kinds ndafited this climate. Land ts mostly in crasB, with 20 acres woodB pasture. It is line stock or iiuft farm, embraces several fine bnilding sites, convoni nt to never-tailing sprincs of water, and high, rolling ground. Chaage in my bnslness Induces me to offer the above propertv at a barsatn.

Tcims will he made easy. further Information apply to me on the premises, to Messrs. Morris SomhwicK, Louisville. Kv. MOSfS, Pewee Valley.

Ky. deodtt. ORSALK-CODNTR SEAT A beautiful coun-irv teat- containing nboutiw acres ground, about miles Irom the city limits, ahout onctourtn of a Woodlawn Station on the L. R- Im provementsa UUlll LlJllUC COblUfiC UI I luumsiauu kitch-n, nicely papered and in cooa order, goon stable, a fine orchard of the choicest varieties of and ail nccesary out-bulldr gs. Inquire ol J.

U. SHAFFER 79 JeffV r-on reet. ap'-M dtf IR SAI.K- on the Kentucky river, above LockSo and tew miles above the Louisville and Cincinnati Branch liallroan, uwou. conntv, Ky. Also a nne uw.

i-IfaccoDlniniugGrooins and kitchen, smoke-house, ico-luuse dlled wi'h ice, poultry-house, stock barn, tenant houses, endowed hay bain, e. Part cah ai.d lime, inquire ol W. H. WRENCH, 159 Jffferson st, between Fonrth and Fifth. aplS dtf FOR SSAI.K-A VALUABLE FAttM Situated a)t miles below the city, between Cane-run gravel and tne river, one-half mile fiom each.

Contains IK acres 135 acres clearer and well inclosed, rest In timber; 50 acres ol tine meadow; good orchard acdeood water: comfortable hewed lo? dwell-inc of eight rooms, and necessary out-bulldlnas, all rod condition. To suit purchasers, would be divined into two lots of 90 ana 65 acres, each having a portion of cleared land and timber 'mprovemeots on former. If not disposed of at private sale bv Thursday, iheStn of March, wlU be soid on that day. the premises at public auction. Apply to J.

w. HUGHES No. SI Green street, bet. Second Third; or to B. GAY, at his mill, on Main street, between Fleyd and Preston.

fc22 dtl s2 nr.rna on the Bnrdstown road. 13 miles from the citv, well Improved. 90 acres 5 miles below the city, all under fence; irnnri hnlMiniii fmlt. An. lOacrcsonthe Ohio river, fimilca below Hie city, under cultivation: good tru but no home.

Three lots of 25 acres each, 5 miles irom the city, with comlor'able houses, A beautiful lotol'O awa, fronting on Cane Run Tnrnnivn.i miles helow the citv. This land ts well -i to garde ilng, and will bo sold on easy terms. nVe in aanikiou to tne uuovu mauy ucou unu Tanufc. Kentucky and other States Ior sale and Apply to JOHN W. HUGHES Real tjHUL I A NICE LIT1XE COUNTRY SKAT Containina SO acres, with brick and stone dwelling-house of seven looms, good out-buildings, fine orchard of choice frui with troo spi in-z at the door, situated on the Taylorsv.lle turnpikv, nine miles east LOUlSVllle.

niMUCEUia UUUUi. luiiunc ui SHAFFER it 7 Jefferson street. np25dtt cmnlloi nnontltllX! AnTilv tO- 1)H. lOnH KANE No. IliaSlxtb street, or H.

L. POPE. Mechanics' tianu. uoluuli STRVED COW $10 rcwrd, on tho 2'ilh of April, a yountt red, roan oow, fu and nar having call- Has a small head and neat horns, lame in the leit lore leg. Any one leaving information oi ner at the southeast of Ihlrd and uiicsinut, wi i re ceive the above reward.

myo d3' "cows one a white, the other red and white. The LOST. Tii (JAltSET PIN 'fimcwhfirn on Harfrct, I-J from Eighth to Fourth streets or Fonrth to Jefferson, down to Fifth, or from F.fth and Jetforso Schulthess' coniectlonery. A liberal reward will given to tn linaor by leaving unt tnis omcc. my 6 da FOUND.

Tntsduv mornlnc. May 5th, an umbrella, whlrh the owner can get by proving property and paying cnargos at tins omcc. FOR CONints-THlttD PTSTRICT. CIRCUIT COURT CLKKK. P.

BARBOUR Is a candidate for re-clcctton to the office Ol Circuit Uonrt Clerk ot within; ton nmihtt at2-dte IHJ11A1SL 1. UWt is a uauuiuuws iu iubuiuwi JL. of Circuit (jourt uters oi oiiioy cuuiuy. rORN.CAIN Is a candidate for Clerk of the -Icfler- sou Circuit court. iiwuu FOR SHERIFF.

TE are autDorlzcd to announce Capt. JOHN itiAKiin as a canoiuate tor sucim i Auaust election. ia una FOR CHANCELLOR. B. COCHRAN Is a candidate for the office JL (tiancellor ot the Louisville Chancery Court.

Jas-dle COUNTY AN If CITY ATTORNEY. WG. REASOR is a candidate tor ro-elcctlon to thi nmfunfCitv A tttirnav. la thnftrv nf r.nnlvrl)i and county Of Jefferson, at theensning Augnst elec tion, mm FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE. njDGE GEORGE C.

ROGERS Is a candidate for re election as Circuit Judge In the -tourtn Judi cial iMsrrict. iutn uu XTE are authorized to announce Hon. OORN Circuit Judge of the Judicial District. mhTd: VT rttlTTriiT lo a fxmriirinlP Tor Hircnit JUdCe O. the Ninthi-iudicial District, composed ofJef- tsrson.

uianam, bneioy, spencer, anu uuuni wunu. IT pp aiithm-Warl tn annnnnpn IT MflNT, as a candidate lor ot the Circuit uoun ior me ihu jumciai mstrict.uoiect to iijo rc- cision oi a democratic convention, snouia one held. Jail dte FOR MARSHAL CHANCERV COURT, WE are authorized to aun-nroce A. J. MUSSEL- MAN asa candidate for Marshal of the Louis ville (jnancery vumi, it lub augasbeivcLion.

iei JOHW iJ. int "uucpvumiui ciiuuiume ior Aim shall of the Louisville Chancery Court. fel2 dte r-i nuiuANUi candidate rer Marsh it I ot in -T Louisville Chancery Court at the next August election. wuw rTT3 Tilhorlead to announce J. B.

PARKS as candidate tor Marshal of the Louisville Chanowy Coon ai toe nev aukusv civcuqu. jai A. of gi cf. ot Viz; In said in st the as to tuc in 19 S3 said 50 day i I BOATS 1EAF1N TO-llAV. iror paruculars see advertisements.) Cincinnati AMERICA.

p. C. T. 9 a. Henderson MORNING 5 p.

k. WREN p. m. New E. LEE 5 p.

v. ARRIVALS May 5. United States, Cln. C. T.

Dnmont, Madison. Morning Star, Henderson. Falls Cityi Green river. DEPARTURES Mav 5. United States Cin.

c. Dnmont. Madron. Mollln RmtX. Kfartlenn -nr c-.

Turascon, Henderson. BOATS IN I rt ir Bermuda, city wharf. Pink Varble, citv wharf Pa'ef tine, city wharl. Tcmoest, city wharf Lesal Tender, Portland. Morning Star, Portland Pittsburg, May 5.

River feet 2 inches, and risire-. Balnine etpnrt- iiy all morning. CTKCIN1IATI, May 5. River risen 1C inches. Now 24 feet in the chan nel.

Weather, cloudy, and very Enltry. Ther mometer SO. TB3RrVKBWaslaliinffBlOWlvveEiterrlfiv wi'hh feet water in tbe canel. 6 feet water In ihn rhntP and 4 feet water on the rocks last evenine a fall of over4incbes since ourlast report. The river was rising at Pittsburg and Cincinnati at noon vesterdav.

The recent baavv rains have hn general, and the upper streams are rising. We expect to see the river at this point rising to-day. Tbe weather was very waim. yesterday. In the anemoou tnere was a neavy rain ana nau storm, accompanied with thunder and which cooled the atmosphere slightly.

At dark the ln- uiwmuua iur mare rain wrre tavoraoie. one mess was extremely dull on the wharf yesterday, there being but few arrivals and departures. he aosebt E. Las. The magnificent sleamer R.

E. Lee. CaD tain John Pannnn n-111 iirp.vi tuts mornins and return to -n- nricono ot o'clock this afternoon. The ubieh-beadea Lee ib too well Known lo need any encomiums, and Captain Cannon is one ol the most popular commanders on the river. Tbe Bermuda came no thrnnch ihe cnnai yesterday, but will be unable to leave for Tennessee to-day, ou acoount of the breaking of a bog-chain in attempting to come up over the falls Monday.

Captain Dan Richards b.id her etern drawn into the bank, and was hard at work, yes-terdav. strengthening her. The repairs will be completed to-day and abe will leave to-morrow. HTThe Mornlno- Star Is tho rprnilsr mfVot fii- Hendersonatflvep. from the Portland wharf.

"The P. W. Strader will o-o on tlip venva Cincinnati for repairs, after which she will return to New Orleans. Vernon, from St Lnnis to PittH. burg, and the Champion, from St.

Louis to Cincinnati, were due last night. dispatch from Ihe Deleter, state's thnt ah will arrive Thursday and leave lor New Orleans Friday, SfThe towboat Neville left 1m at. nmht for tho mouth of Kentucky river, from whence she will take a tow ot coal to Frankfort. steamer Falls Cilv Is (he n)r packet for Green river at 5 p. from tbe city wharf.

Tender will mm over hor tbe R. E. Lee. and will be the next, hoar 7or New Orleans. Thc follnwinn- steamers nrrivofl nt X- Orleans yesterday: Commonwealth, Louisiana, and Paullnr Carroll.

The departures were: Shark, Great Republic, Richmond, Selma, and Louisville. far-The steamer Wren goes lo Frankfort at 4 st. to day, from Ibe cily wharf. ty-The towhoat W. fSirrtt from St LoniB to WheeliDg, came up through the canal yesterday, with three barges of iron ore.

The Leni Lsoli rocs to tho monnt In- day. ie TemncPt came ud ov.r the falls veptpr- dny with the assistance of tbe towboat Neville, and will load lor White river. t-Thenew ferryboat built for the Fprry Company of St. Lome, was receiving her boilers yesterday. She is to have three boilers With five fiueB each.

The oalatial sleamer Frank Parpoud mssrd Memphisyesterday, and will arrive Thursday to Richmond left New Orleans vaatorAnv and will leave here Tuesday next. deck hnnds of thn T.Aoha.1 bis leg broken by a fail at Sunday even- 'A dock Dassenirer wbo left the Prnl- Pr- gond at Helena, has been arrested on sus picion Ol oeingcoucenieu in the recent robbery or passengers on that boat. He was searched before leaving the boat but no money was funnd upon him. In less than a half hour alter tho Ktenmpr departed up tbe river, he stepped into a saloon, took a drink and banded out a $100 bill to pay for it. Suspicion was atonce aroused, and bis arrest ordered.

Upon searching hid person nearly $300 was found on bim, two hundred of which was in $100 billB. About $10,000 was stolen Irom the passengers. R. E. Lee look on board Patterson's stables at Memphis (or ibis point.

are fortv-eieht steamboats In the upper Missouri river trade this season. EgTTbe Tableauab. at Cincinnati, has turned her Arkansas river orders over to the Mary Erwin, and will begiu to receive soon lor the mountains. From Onr Exchauees. The St.

Louis Democrat of Monday save: Thp. weather has hppn prtromBlr hnt cnvm-nl davs, with a violent itorm acain Inst evening. The etor ofthe 1st, which was very severe here, extend-td widely above here. It was lelt with great severity at Peoiia and Dubuque, where the rains were excessive. The Missouri is about on a stand.

Another swi'H was anticipated In the rilinois. Od the lt tho MiBBissippi was st itionary hi Dubuque, but rlBlng bo-low, wi-h eo water all the way down from St. Paul. The Des Moines is at fl -od hTetit. The Slils slppl at Keokuk i reported to have ripen six feet in one nieht, and the town of Alexiudrfa is Inundated, or about surrounded with the Hood.

Builiiea-with St. Louis sreambOAts continues cood. although there Is a surplus 'as osnat eurplug of tonnajre. The river contlnai- to swell here, nnd will probably come up three or four feet more. The racing excitement Is over tnr the present, the John on having accoir- TheRnth at th" foot of Cherrr street.

Thf ws' steamer, in rffectlug a lanalng, broKe ofl' the Uridyl pori nin-raii. me Kate am i neiween these two boats, tbe Kuib holdine her In liki a vie The Kate did not su until one a'clock yet rd morning In forcin-rhcr wiv unl of her nnooimortHhln situa'iou. Phe lost fully six hours by the landing where she did The owners of the Hart consider it a Rroa outrage, and the treating of cm ill boats ia tris manner, especially when It is ink -n into consideration thai the Atlantic c-'mpwiy has a wharf -boat occupvine a large poi tiou of the wharf. The Pittsburg Commercial of Monday shys: In addition to the boats we have already named as having departed, the following will leave on ibis water, all with lieht iows. lor Cincinnati; Saitmm.

spvn bargee, 70,000 bushels; Hornet, seven barges, nustieli; Leopard nnd Fearless, ten bushels; Niagara, seven bareee. bushels; whale, uuisca. (o.uuu uunuciA. wmera are Keiimg reaay to leave on the present water. Lat The Coa.

Valley loaves Steubenviilc for Cincinnati with 80,000 bushels. Tbe Cincinnati Times says Mr. J. H.Menire. of New Orleans, lelt for horro In last night's tram.

While nere he purchased the slde-wneei Bteamer Monsoon trom David Gibson Co. She will be continued in the New Orleans and Red river trale. Contain Chas. S.inde is hero from New Orleans tor the purpose of contracting for a packet lor the Red river trade. The Cincinnati Enquirer ol yesterday says: Mr.

Win. Kevt. lata of the Florence Trah r. which punk some months ago near Collier's Landing, In the Arkansas, arrived on the Mary Erwiu. Asm 11 por tion, oi uer cargo ana uiu cauin lurniiure oi tuc ooai was saved, iter machinery may be recovered when the river gets low.

E'The Memphis Avalanche of Monday says: "Weather tullrv and crndv. The river here is de clining slowly, having declined one and a half InchcB in the past forty-ci iht hours. White river la bank tnu ana stationary, ine is Dooming anu The wharf presented a dull appearance yesterday. Witn ii lib tn 'Yemeni in ireiguL. 'ihe river is declining rauidiy, with fair prospects of a srtcedv decline.

We have hao ihe bulk of the spring rises front the uouer btream, and we predict the crest Fathf of Waters will suon be inside of hiB b-inks. and Mill not get on a "high daddy" until est Bpnag. Mr. R. A.Thompson, late river and commercial editor oi tne uunetin.

ieit last evening ior flew Tork onap'easure trip. Mr. Thompson is a gentleman of sterling cnarac.er and great ublliti-a, and afiurnt writer. Durlne hi? connection with th Memphis pre-3 he his made staunch frl.nds,vho wish him well. Tne mempnis meager says: On Saturdav evenine a deontv sheriff of thin county manehis way to the landing nnd boarded the Mound UI steamer Peosta, with a view to laving an attachment for on hat boat.

The packet was aitne tauuiug, ioului uuiuu bireei.ai uit; umr, auU was consequt ntly subject io an attachment ifsusd by a aiempuis conn; nut no uuoner nau iajuam oaauh, commanding tbe Peosta. received an intimation lhai the Bherifl was on board than he signaled the pilot una engmeerto cat muse uu uiatu wr mu opposite shoie. In almost an lntant thii lignai was ooeyed. and tho Peosta was under way. Tho sheriffwut on deotr tir thn cintnln.

The cantain. hvabneir Rtiilr- wav, went below to dodge tne The sheriff searched lor the proper party to serve tne attacn-rnent on, and the snti oper party tcpt out ot sight nutil the packet bad reached ths middle ot the stream and was no longer within Ibe ol the Memphis conns. Th and not till then, ihe captain tuada himself vlsiDle to th nakrd eye oi tho perp exed ohlcial, at the same time hinting that be him off on tbe Arkansas shore. The shcriffprotCBl hut in vain. In a moment more he was left alone 1.1.

nn, tn tho nnd hnfTklo n-nata that intect the Rackeusacfc coast, which he wanoeied up and down, chagrined and forlorn, nntii about Dichttatl, when aesncc-PKCum cuarteriDea skin to inm haefc to oi the river. "When Cant. Sands next pu'B In an appearance la Shelby coacty another contempt may De xpectea. Times of Snuday Bays: Tho wpnthpr vpfitcrdav was clear and warm. Btrone west wind prevailed all day, keeping th dnst In motion, ana renaerms tue wuan very nnpieasint.

Business was very lively yesterday on tne levee. All the packets got off wilh fine trips. Ihe river before the city is at a st ind. We are more than oleased to be able to say teat a malOIUyoi tu aeparuu bioaiuurs uau gouu iripn. The only exceptlous were the Pargond.

Great Kepnb-lic, sud Selma. rantParfrotid departed forLouj-vllle. piThe SL Lonia Republican of Sunday says: VMtrriT liniit aci-tdent. which. of Ecrions nature, might nave b-cn ntiendfd wilh more riioaaironi; corns on' ncS.

occurred abont 3 o'clock in the afternoon at the foot of Anna street, near Quai- sntine rt. t.f nun ntimif hall uti tmiir nrpr thnt the heal-stake. to which the stt-arnboat David Watt3 waimoorsd, was about eivioe way, and ihat there was a dauzerot' the boat arming Into Ihe river. The ih.f iMc onnld tnte nlarti was. nnfoilnnatelv.

realized, ts, notwithstanding tho mo.lt strenuous efforts Ol tne men on mc uuais ueur it iu ecu re tue DvW Watts by attachlne lines to other states, the neadswkesavB way, and t-e. boat drilled Joosc. Four or nve oiuer siakis were iuwcui-u uj strain. was so great that 'ourhhwsers and ottochnrl lo nnp nf thpm were broten. Ai the' David Walts drifted away, the moorlnc lines of two barges belonging to Ihe Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company broke and the haT-ffonrtriftPd with the current.

There was at tais time a skiff tn the river contain! as two young men. anu It got between th-. narges, which directly afterward came lntocollision. As the barsts came together the akin" got crushed be ween them, and its sides were a-ove in. One ol the youne men.

seeing the danser, JnmpDd into the river and was picked nnt th mhnr a vnnn fplloip Ot eiah'pn nmp.d John Krentziuger. remained In the boat and was seriously injured, his tight hip belnv shockingly CrUBUBU. B3 mac" up bum i uui c.i cu uu stretcher to his residence on Cnrondelet avenue, near Soulard street, and medical assistance was called ia. His recvdry is expected, but it will be a work of time. The David Wat's drifted on to a sand-bank opposite Quarantine Island.

nnd remains in about eighteen inches of water. It is expected to begot ofl jo-day without injury. The two barges HPt- nniTwprp nrouht up about i o'clock by a steamboat. Tbe hMtake to which tbe David Watti was fastened gave way in consequence or its SfnKBeXtEe c3ge ofthe which is of a verv swampl' nature, and consequently weak. It wm only by the most aanous eflorts that several other boa sT moored near the Divid Watts, were fioa dtifiing down the river alonswithit, as the hawsers snapped Iffce pteccsol twine; and, as it Louisville, Cincinnati Lexington RAILROAD.

rS ANU AFTSB APiilL 1S6 trains Till run ai yj follows; Leave Louisville at 6:00 o'clocK a. Mn 2:30 5:15 p.m. Arrive at 3:10 a. IthSa A. p.

m. The 6:00 and 2:30 trains connect at Cbristiansbnr? sneipyyuie. bAMUBL GILL. Sunt A CLEAR. flUonTn ftltm and BEAUTIFUL Cil lOUOKItDe USB Ul HUiUULvi wa it removes black pou, pimples, moth patehei, ind IN THE BPRTNG MflWTHS thi.

itm ntnll tmaprirofti Chan ano RpiHnni n' Pubi.t Pntr- CKVTBATBD ElTBACT SAEBArAHLH Ig an atSlHftllt me greatest watum. TOXmO LADIES, BEWARE OF THE Us JDRIOUS EFFECTS of Face Powders and Washes. All Buch remedies dose up the pores tne bicm, and in a short ttm deatroy the compiex-a. It vou would hkve freah. healths nd vouthfu.1 appearsEce, use Hklkbold's ErtBAor Habsapa- niLLA.

NOT A FEW of the wort disorders that afflict man kind arise from corruption or the blood HcunoLS's ExTHAnrflAWiAPi.Biixi.hi a reme of the utmost value. HRr.MWOT.Tl'S RTTRAOT ft ARSAPARiTI.A cleanses and renovates tbe blood, intila the vigor of health iuto the system, and purgei out the humord QUANTITY vb. QUALITY. Bhlmbold'6 Exxkact aes ap abill a The doss i-amali. TbOBe wno do-slrealae quantity and large dosei of medicines EBB.

THOSE WHO DKRIRK BRILLIANCY OF COM- PLEXt.ON.must purify and enrich the blood, which UKUinOuDI tOSOKHTBATia fiXTttAtrr OIBBA- pAsif.i.i invananiv does. AfllE ior Helmhsld's. Take no other. I tlEIAUim.Tffl roSfiRKTHATET) HTTRAfTT RAR- oArAuiLLAiB me ureu ioi raruier. HE U1B OLD'S HIGHLY Concentrated Fluid Extract SAB, AP AR ILL A ERADICATES ERUPTIVE AND ULCERATIVE DISEASES 7 SB OAT, SCALP, AJVX SKIN, Which bo dlsflrure the appearance, PURGING the vii eflecu of mercury anu removing all taints, the remnants of DISEASES, heredttarv or nlhfr lar and taken by AuULTd and CHILDREN with pertect SAFETY.

TWO TABLE-SPOONFULS of the Kxtrant of Bar. saparilla, added to a pint of water. Is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle is equal to gallon ui iuo on up vi jrtapriu- or toe uecocuonB as usu ally maoe. AV N'T RESTT (Jf I la nnhliahArf AiBaico-isiiiruiKicai iteview on wn suuicct oi inem irart of SarsmUftflll 1 1n rrrtftin ncctifin ht iia.l min Traven, i K. 4c.

Speaking ol those dlaeaset and dhteaser arising irom the excess of mercnry.be fltmpB that no rtmniii naual ts th frtmr-t nt any other drug I am witk. It in th strictest aene, a tome tnit wu mvaiuaott. attriouie, thntttiM aoBticnbl tn a MtatS Of LAMfm miiln aiul yet so irritable, renderi other $ubttOHcm olA HELMBOLD'S Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla EiUbllshed spward of 1 3 jesrs. Prepared by H.T.HELUBOLD, Dbcsqist ajtd Chuibt, No. 594 liroadwty.

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