The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • 3

GIMPS. 200 pieces new style for le by s6 T. M. MOORE. LATEST.

LTEL.LIG EIVCE-SATURDAY, 5 OCLOCK, A. M. BOOTS AND SHOES. PIATT BUOKUCN, Main, five iloora cast of Fifth street, AVE commenced receiving their fill supply of COOTS AND SHOES, direct from f.tm HOSIERY AND GLOVES. A very extensive assortment of coiiou and woollen Hosiety, of all descriptions and qualities, lor sale by s6 T.

M. MOORE. II atianuo of dvsie-s. Ilsvisg mow, ya't knrv are assured that thry will find their supply asd assortment equal to aay i the market, and wkcS they pledge themselves to sell si a vmvll advaacs on Eaateta coat. a pt 3 4J4la BOXES Western Reserve Chee-e for foFvl sale by s6 NOCK 5t RAWSON.t.

roe new ortLANA akd LE, TVa and riij. d'Ui4 a van re h' i.AJ IT L-Mh, -I. I. 4-0 lea. sareare-t, w-nl bom an, lor lb a twee snd lalvrrr.etl.ate porat, oa Uiadtv, I l.e Tlk 1 Ic'ui ub, t.

H. frvigt.l or paeaag a 'I lit lesrd, re la MMilK, 7 Kuairt en Y.aa her lie a-afoip 1 Muana, dra a Krrf a. t-ie-s ux ires Wte-, na O.nl at. ypvra east kl.ai era is ea irei.iwt a ae ue lew ug He vet, I roRMserLUM-'n fo a 3 are a nfnetniid ivrevffo. IS IUUKAS, areas r.

wm. cranial. Will dey n. tor lb a ires pug all ulHaed a. tnt.

ip, on Eaeday, U.e ft ioai at I a ioi HI. f.vgllfi! jq." ot Irinf, nt le L. C. KING. v7 Ntv.

raw. CAST STEEL. 1-4, 3-8, and 7-16 Naylors warranted Cast Steel for sale by 65 JOHN BUST. 250 BAGS green Rio Coffee ie store and for s6 STEVENSON 5t TILDEN, Main sU Griat Misting ToNioHjf. Our readers will see, from ibe closing paragraph of our account of last nights meeting, that there is to be a general discussion between the Whigs and the Locofoco at the Pavilion to-night The best talent of both parties will no doubt be there.

The gallant Pike, of Arkansas, will probably be among the. Whig champions. ICThe Horticultural Exhibition was well attended last night The very spacious Apollo Room was marly filled. The flowers and plants and shrubs and fruits made a most beautiful display, and the numerous sales were made at good prices. Probably we shall be able to publish the report of the society on Monday.

0The Circus was so crowded last night that many could not get seats. The performances gave great satisfaction. BOOTS, SHOES, AND BROGANS. P. H.

CON ANT BROTHERS, Corner Main and Bullitt HAVE bow in Store a larne and wsll-aaaovted stock, received from their boaam ta Bcmtorn. to which additions are being made weekly of kinds suited to this market. From their expert, enoe in the Lade, and having a hon-e in the manufacturing district fcw ths as la of the Leather made at their Tannery at Smithtand and purchase of Shoes, they are prepared to belter terms tha any other house in the Went. Orders from their old easlomera filled es usual, and all others accom panic 4 by the Cash pel op with fidelity and despatch. The highest market price paid for BF.KF IIIDFA tag 27 fldwAwSos Oft HHDS New Orleans Sugar, prime quail-ty, for sale by e6 STEVENSON TILDEN.

Q)(l BALES Alabama and Tennessee Colton for sale by e6 STEVENSON 6t TILDEN. fet Nrw Lt l- 7Yre Of. end, ares-mlxmi Lut .5 Sir I 1 1 L. Yi oroifca, tur-ie, ,5 J-sra srutsh. bur Me sUrro KiraUkev, ibe itreL, ai 4 a'l ire I V.

Jfo lor re 1 1 or yanagr, 4lig sspmmr aewaa. mndaitoaM, apy. la C. FAJHAke, Jr, No. 2 and 5 Gsunmni Lav.

glV dra vgil trarews w. I rar-y fra ig-El end Wse- I lEa amg il.ea ire rare. ppeg a I CT 4 AUCTION 5AU-5 BY A LOWLY, aril min, aaxwaas airy ass crave, I EL CCA A a A 1 1 CQWDT baaaU at Aar; nth edeenlay xrv a rag rrenoi nf Goods, Hoots, a.Calcry Have-ware, At, Libera ash afvixot aif ea Get a tin signs far sale. SrfrnJ Large FoT Na fiO If 14, or PY eril, er.t taw trail, WTi rex put Mip ii iH A MATA. Os na y.

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a enn I nr i twill nvne rwsa ira ler i ta-n-I- re leirmi tare lee-i -Jn i ianw, ba bia an rUarnr Dvera he, gram farms a. an YagfaaS b-cai an, green, ae arfe-ta Mteb-eaw fUaeSMat We-r. Keae.an fen ki-i WO naaea print, emk-ra-a-t neeat an rnbaW 14 ban I eaeWnclng tb Me', eaarbi bran canea 1 4. TA, 4 and 54 foanrbnd BMrtnga. I law, branAi trv-k Linen Haan.

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Aloe, a vary meet lr enk sf anvsa. anri, nee br, an ynstbv fieoir, -ea. an (ra r-na. man dared (ran wianefeicarera. an rentes.

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an urannv HiU tiatl, nrai, (bsa. an a-r re -c aarsr abm; lap, let tar, an Wrapy-ag papav. 4b trD alieaUM at ysrabnaare la aninSnA Iteuig reel wl ia tweH Irnea an reaennaiee (rest (aucra re na farXnrata an inwert-re. st mtn wi less ref an re4 asm ne. ynn lag rear in newer an annul a-rerain SUNDRIES.

230 kegs White Lead; 600 gallons Linseed Oil; 120 boxes Window Glass; 100 barrels Rosin; 20 do Alum; 10 do Copperas; Jubt received and for nale bv STEVENSON TILDEN. lb Ldrera Ii i SPERM OIL. 800 gallons for sale by s6 STEVENSON TILDF.N. OTMr. Byington, of the Ben Franklin No.

7, has our thanks for a late Pittsburg paper. There was 3 feet water in the channel of the river on Sunday evening at 8 oclock. It was rising yesterday at Cincinnati. FLAXSEED. The highest market price paid for Flaxseed by s6 STEVENSON 5t TILDEN.

ECZ NEW CLLEANi-TVe (Li. I eJSi rl -ff Ugv I pasaet per-slvnmitreel Xe-rererenreEd iX k. H. nira-, aoaeier, ei aa, are f.e nlmae and laiametiai lend-vr. lir 7J at Iff a ure A- M.

Of fra gkl nr panaags. arpy on board, ot to 6 I C. J. 1 Crerenoreet vow, rncs ahipp.ng Lot area rvv ayes fern grill ewl. ALABAMA Money wanted by b6 STEVENSON TILDEN.

2,500 PACKAGES BOOTS AND SHOES. B. F. BAKER, Main street, 3 doors above W. C.

Fellowes IS now receiving, direct from the mancfactarera, l.fiOO Cases BOOTS and SHOES, eompciaiag the largest and best assortment ever offered in the VVeL Merchants sad dealers ia the article are respectfully invited to call and examino the above stock, which was manufactured, to order, ex preaaly for this market, and will be found well adapted to the wants bf thia and lb adoioiog States. All the above goods will be sold aa low aa they can be bcnghl from any jobbing hooaa ia tha a lied Slates. The stock consists of the following goods: 2D cases ladies welled Half Gaiters; pegged kip Shoes; do calf do; aewed calf do; do roococ.do; do do Boakine; do calf do; do kid do; do leather Slippers; fins kidSrippers.ail quail tie-; thick Boots; kip do; calf do; thick Brogans; ip do; calf do. Together with a full aseorunent of misses, youths, and childrens Boota sodJShoea, of all kinds. Also, mens, women's, and misses for and Iodta rubber Overshoes, ladies qnilted silk Huskies, while kid and satin Slippers, Ac.

sag 22 NOTICE. THOMAS J. WELBY, having leased the store on Fourth street, between Main and Market, recently occupied by Lumley Weiby and having made arrangementa to be well supplied with all descriptions of Furniture, from first hands, will continue (be auction and commission business at the old stand. All consignments made to him will be promptly and faithfully attended to, and be solicits from a generous public a fair share of that patronage which baa been hitherto so liberally extended to him. s6 NEW A The eetigot-si vsrore FATEJCJT, Ii.

-n-erere-ere an o.a- let 11 daparfoior lie afo-a i.d a.l KicTnaiiiir isodirra, oa Nlw-dev, IE 7.fi imfo 4 IE e'l lor A hL paanage, tty nc htarf or In 4 LICE fnari CrawL A It FOR NEW tELEANS. (fore. if'-3 Crura. Im5 of (, s.aer TW Ln tew and eg 'uuCit tusrer A M- li a nS A i AJ ii, fobn Fra me, wrereure, Jeea, icre New Or van, on Nvutim, lit lb lea. frernU boat w-U noaay fra igtm nod Id lb A nilsnmdcM.

A pp to J. CELTJE fraff atraal, as run A fioor frarm i Batting, candlewick, and yarns. 20 bales Baiting; 31 do Candlewick; 2.100 dozens Cotton Yarns; Just received per steamboat Utica and for sale by LYTLE MARTIN, Agents for the Hope Cotton Factory. 1 BARRELS No. 3 Mackerel, 1844; A VP 6 bbls.

No. 2 do do; 35 hslves, quarters, and eighths. No. I Mackerel; 76 drums Fip; 6 dor. London Porter; do Scotch Ale; in store and for sain by MAIDEN CUKa 6 s5d3 REGULAR WLEALY FACE IT, For Coirs end 17 nie-ia-dreifc Perns, I Ll, TYe ninamer A GAT A.

Jam-s gaffertv, mamer, Idraw ing teaf -Ty I wv la lor-Las 1 rt. aa a left, hi par I from Uni a.ie Ire-iro, ai il (E it isrtusC rare iaodiogs. For He igbl nf pannsf a j-w on kef, ot ia 23 If fo. I. il AM.

gent. DAILY UN r. rCR fBANErorr, ET. pot ie Llomred A''Va ll-l fun fifitreif.vy rtL I ftew--- tel Iw'iii. tl etna met 7 KlC A LET Jtn.

A. lofa pa Ore 1 id fviamre, and -a etenrw- er ECS LTTCHfl, lla a 7red. e-aii, w. ieaan a ptate al li II ux t. ft liras w.

i depart pxoriaatv, peantl.gera pmaaa pa MISSING from Mai. Throckmortons farm, 3 miles np tha liver, a Negro Boy, called JOHN, supposed to have absconded or been seduced away. John is apparently 16 or 17 years of sge, black complexion, about 5 feet 6 inches high, rather stout built, awkward gait, and aln-pid expression of countenance, being, in fact, almost an idiot. He is in all probability skulking about the city. A suitable reward will be paid for apprehension and delivery to L.

POWELL. s5 d3 Corner Second snd Walnut ala. Terre. caab. A.

COWPY A GO Un Awasran. KCrflftar but!) Hair ns VT adore aye sash wank. Ltl gf Rrnnang Ln-gt JUf As lot ft IMb 54 U( FS hia-dKk I and 5 (XI r. t'k Large F.a tin. XX.

an Wb Cbinbev. bk Large Fa finreliu, l(i, an lit Paanre-b-r. ACCTtO'X ALR A. O. KEWRY.

AUCTIONEER, Jonff.NG. AND C-OKVI5MON MERCHANT. No. Fotv Stmt, Regular nin rwy Gw, Crecerire, Boot and Mavdarate, Ac eaa-ry ire day and Friday waoming, at fa pl bn cl k. Slarahal, tm utr atk a nfi- ed lo premplnaaa, and cm ra neewne ie term.

Oel-doo naina el Real l.rora-r an Ea ran tare ia Da tily aoaaoed lo, pcntiufoy, and charges moderate. Lsbevsl rank bfrtarM r.a is faf goods non rand fa, anct-osi or ptii ate nt. aid TANNERS OIL. baweU Tar-oara OJ, ef as none cn.ltei, fit l-a hTEWAET ft OWEN. PACKING TARN.

re-la Par Yg Tare I wale Uw, lo clone rerea ft meet, hTRMi ART ft f) FN. a5 Maa aL, bt- Tiih oi Sraih. WM. T. JENNINGS DRAPERS AlfD TAILORS, IMPOBTKBS op CLOTHS, CISSIMERRS, VESTINGS, FANCY DRESS ARTICLES, NO.

231 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, opposite the Park fountain,) SOLICIT attention from those visiting New York to a large assortment ol new Goods for fait and wider wear, selected with a view of rendering their slock as rich in quality and variety as can be found in the city, comprising Beaver and milled Cloths, Tweeds, for overcoats, cloaks, French and English Cloths lot dresa and frock coats; various new styles of Cavsimeres; rich velvet. Merino, silk, and satin Vesting; which will be made tip to order at prices to sustain our reputation as pioneers in the progressive reformation that is averting the esnse of complaint that cash purchasers are taied for others, delinquencies. The style and finish of our garments will compare with those of any other establishment, and in this is the sequel of the extensive patron-age elicited. In addition to the stock of Goods usually kept by the trade, they have always on hand an extensive assortment of first quality ready-made garments, comprising Overcoats, Cloaks, Dress and Frock Coals, Pantaloons, Vests, Ac. Fancy dress articles in great variety.

sG d3m bond al lie tit'U. I. C. rvrtltE ri.L Frs'l L. 2 Until Jraxo aw.

The vf.ry latest and ttik very best IN ABUNDANCE Harpers Pictorial Bibls. No. 8, also fall aopply of stl beck Bn tubers. Mysteries of Lmtdoo, part 7. F.veoiogs of Working Man, bp C.

0ckene. Dangtlnoos Cyclopaedia of Medicine, Brsiih waites Retrospect, No. 60 cl. The Kilcbee and Fruit Gardener; 25 Ola. Memoirs of Vidocq; price 50 els.

New World Repository for August; F.leclrotype Manipulation, the art of working In metals, illoalaii-d; pries 50 els. Mirror Library, No. 29, containing the odes of Anscreon, rhymes oo tbe road, sod Alophroo: Bf Tboinas Moore; 25 rts. Literary Remains of Willis GajlorJ CUik. No.

Ladies Companion, with tare fioe engravings. Milts History of Chivalry, roaaptetn. A new anpply of Arabella StnsrL All received snd for sale si tbs Lilerere Depel, Fourth street. ja5J W. X.

IULDEMA.N. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL ACADEMY. MR. J. C.

LA VCt-ERlE, from Farm, baring succeeded Mr. CI-retnoBf, in the School os Main Street, between First and Scoed. ad associated himself with Mr. Wsrrnaweog, re. epeellnlly informs tbe lo habits oi a nf Loews, lie that the School will re-open on Monday, the l(Xb IneL RranthtS taughtt English, French, 5-peeleh, sod Latin languages; Algebra, Geometry, T' gw rvometry.

Surveying, Navigation, Flexions, Mes-a rations. Mechanics, Aalrooomy, 5 c. badew Music, and all the useful brsoehew ol an Eng mh education, each ss Geography, Book-keeping, Ac. Messrs. I.ariocsaia and Marraiwsos, from form-r experience sod Success aa teachers.

Caller themselves that (hey will establish a perm us tut School, which will worthy of public patronage. Terms From 17 50 lo 1 15 per according to the branches taaghL Further particular known by applicalion to Ml Lav'guerie, at Mr. Noble's, oo Mato street, or Lo K. Mallhewaon, at thn Taylo llouae. Mr.

Iwvifuetie will con I too a to giro private lessons in French as kxmeily, Ml Matthewnoo will give private te-swowe to Mathematics, References i F. Coaby, Jr Esg G. Dene a Eeq John llalme, F- li Abrahaan Hite, Fwq Geo. r. Cwslhmey, teq Hiabop Flsrei; Ua.

P. A. Kaye; Co nan Pope, fir, Mctkgwetl; Bishop Smith. sj soil BY THIS MORNINGS EASTERN MAIL. ARRIVAL OP TUB GREAT WESTERN.

Thirteen Days Later prom Europe. The Great Western arrived at New York on Saturday afternoon at 6 oclock, bringing Liverpool and London papers of the 17lh, Paris of the 14th, and Dublin and Havre of the 15ih of August. We make up the annexed summary of news: There has been no change In cotton, although the state of the markets was rather unfavorable. Manufacturers were so fully employed that large orders had been refused. The accouchment of the Queen took place on the 6th inst.

Her Majesty has given birth to a prince, whose title, as the second male offspring, will be, of course, the Duke of York. On the 14th the Princess de Joinville was safely delivered of a princess at Neoilly. Letters from Florence, of the 30th ulL, mention the death of Joseph Bonaparte, once King of Naples, afterwards of Spain. He died on the 28th of July, after a long illnese. Orders have been given for the immediate eqnip-ment of the royal steamer yacht Victoria and Albert.

She has accordingly been maated, and received on board her fuel. Parliament stands adjourned to September 5, to enable the House of Lords to give judgment in the ease of Mr. OConnell. Mr. Washington Irving haul arrived in France on leave of absence for two month from his di-iomatic duties in Spain.

After a short visit there will visit London. One of the most interesting events of recent times is the abdication of old Mehemet All in favor of his son Ibrahim. The old roan fall of years and honors, intends, it is said, to take a pilgrimage to the city of the prophet. Two reporta relative to the post-office espionage were laid before Parliament and their contents have afforded food for much comment since. The Government organs contend that these reports exonerate the military from the odium of systematically abusing the aecresy which ought to belong to communications passing through the post-office.

Accounts from Constantinople to the 17th ulu state, that information had been received of the defeat of the Russians by the Circassians in Daghestan. The Journal of the Two Sicilies, of the 27th ulL, publishes the sentences and execution of nine of the unfortunste young men who sailed from Corfu in June last for Calabrias. On the 24th the military commission sitting at Cosenza pronounced sentence of death upon seventeen of the persons implicated in the descent upon Calabria, nine of whom were carried into effect the following day. Murder of an American Captain on the high Seas. The Thomas Bennet, a vessel on her voyage from Liverpool to Charleston, S.

whence she on the 3d instant, returned on the 14th in consequence of the murder of Captain Halsey by the cook. She had been out five days when the melancholy event occurred, but had only reached the Bay of Biscay, when the chief mate ut back, and on arrival the murderer, a fine ooking fellow named John Kent, was apprehended and placed in confinement. The Abolition of mprisonuent for Debt The above act which received the royal assent on the 19th inst. by commission, came into operation the following day. Dreadful Fire near Gravesend.

On Wednesday, ihe 7th instant, the greater part of the village of Lower Thorne, near Gravesend, was destroyed by fire. Ireland. The osuall weekly meeting was held on the 12th inst. The chair was taken by Richard Gorman, Mr D. OConnell, announced the receipt ol various subscriptions and proceeded to give the usual weekly return from the prison.

He was happy to be able to inform the association that the imprisoned martyrs were in good health and most excellent spirits, enjoying the glorious fact of the perfect tranquility of Ireland throughout its entire extent. Judgment in the case of the traversers will be given on the 2d proximo, and although it is generally understood that it will confirm the proceeding in the Irish court, much will depend upon the opinions which the judges may entertain with regard to the proceeding connected wiih the monster trials, whether any portion of Mr. Connells term of incarceration will be curtailed. France. The session of the France Legislature for 1844 was closed by Royal ordinance on the 5th inst.

In the Chamber of Deputies M. de la Roche-jacquelin said that it was impossible the assembly could seperate without replying to the insulting languago used in Parliament by a minister of Great Britain, In speaking of the naval officers of France. Morocco Bombardment of Tangier. The following very important Intelligence has arrived by express: Paris, Thursday morning, 7 oclock. The Journal des Debate of this morning contains the subjoined announcement of the bombardment of Tangier: We are assured that the Government received last night the following important news from the African coast: The answer of the ultimatum sent to the Emperor of Morocco by the Priuce commanding the French fleet not having been satisfactory, hia Royal Highness the Prince de Joinville commenced firing againet the advanced works which protect the fortress of Tangier.

These works were altogether destroyed. The European quarter of the town baa been spaied. The English consul general, Mr. Hay, took refuge on board the vessel of the French Admiral. United States Public Securities.

The following quotations are the latest obtained: Alabama sterling fives, Indiana fives, Kentucky sixes, 1868, 93; Louisiana fives, 1844, 1847, 1850, and 1852, 74 a 75; Massachusetts sterling fives, 1844, 105; New York fives. 1858, 1860 and 1855, i860, 91; Ohio sixes, 1856, 1860, 90; Pennsylvania fives, 1854, 1856, 1858. 1860, and 1862, 66 a 70; United States Bank, per debentures, April, 1841 and 1842, 64. ldverpool Cotton Markets, Aug. 16.

We have had a good trade demand for cotton throughout the week. In prices there is no alteration, and the total sales smount to 42,660 bsles. Report for the week ending August 10. With a mocerately fair demand from the trade and prices of couoa have scarcely been supported. We do not feel justified in reducing our previous quotations, but purchases have no donbl, in some instances, been made on easier terms The sales altogether this week consist 26,210 bales, none of which have been taken by speculators.

Upland, inferior middling lair 4 good fair good and choice 5J; New Orleans (inferior Tennessee) 3 a 3J; inferior middling 4J; lair 5J; good fair 6g; good very choice gin inks Mobile, inferior middling 4J; fair 5: good fair good and prime Sea Island, stnd, and saw-giun'd 5 a 11: inferior 11 a 124; middling 13 a 14t f. clean, n. fine 14 a gd. cl. ra.

fine 16 a 18: fine and clean 18 a 20. Liverpool Corn Market. Aug. 17. Heavy showers having fallen during the last week or ten days, comparatively little progress has been made in field labor, aud fears are entertained for the wheat crops.

Our market has in consequence bad an upward tendency, and iu addition to an advance of Is. 2d. per quarter on English, and Is. per quarter obtained for free foreign on Monday last, a further rise of la. to 2s.

was realized for both descriptions to-day, but the day proving fine the transactions were on a small scale, especially towards the close of business. Flour is not much inquired lor at previous rates. Provisions American. There ie no fiae American cheese at market, nor is any expected until late in the season. There are numerous inquiries for good and fine at 34s.

to 38s. Lard continues to meet sltentiou, and sales have taken place at 36a. to being rather higher rales. We have a steady demand from the shipping trade lor beef and pork at 72s. 6d.

to 77s. 9d. for India beef, 60s. to 72s. 7d.

for prime mess, and 44s. to 65a. for prime mesa pork. Hams for ships use bring 42s. per cwu Amsterdam, Aug.

13. A cargo or 805 packages of Porto Rico tobacco, ex-Mercurius, has been all disposed of; the demand was, however, mostly for good sorts. 232 hhds. Kentucky and 62 hhds. Maryland were sold last week at steady rates.

Havre, Aug. 12. The cotton market was tolerably animated; 11,000 bales were taken for consumption, and prices were very firm, particularly for Louisiana and Mobile, which realized rather higher rates. The stocks in all hands do not exceed 120,000 bales, against 156,000 last year, aud 3 Tut Misuse oo Last Night. We sent out a few hand-bills yesterday, announcing that the Hon.

E. J. Shields, of Tennessee, would speak at the Whig Pavilion in the evening. Although tire circulation of the notice was quite limited, the meeting was very large, and a considerable number of ladies were presenL Mr. Shields spoke with great animationand power, coming fully up to the high of his audience.

In portraying the political and personal character of Mr. Polk, whose district he formerly represented in Congress, he was terribly severe, but perfectly truthful, and extremely happy. His remarks were received with frequent and hearty applause. When Mr. Shields sat down, Mr.

Thomas Harney, of Mississippi, whom we have noticed as an apostate from the Whig party, asked permission to wddresi the Whigs three quarters of an hour. The Whigs, with a liberality that must appear strange and unaccountable to the Loco focos, immediately called him out by acclamation, and he made a speech. His effort shewed a good heart enough, but a rather weak mind. He declared hitnself a nullifier, reprobated the doctrinaof protection -thoroughly all its forms, and, throughout his whole speech, jumped from subject to subject as abruptly and as nimbly as ha supposed that somebody was in hot chase after him. The audience heard him very but, with all their politeness, they could not help laughing at him two or three times most immoderately.

When he sat down, there was a geneial call for Mr. Chilton, of Vicksburg, who promptly rose, and, having the advantage a thorough knowledge of Harneys wltole political course, be gave him one of the genteelest, keenest, and severest casligaliens that we ever saw administered in any public assembly. The shouts of the multitude attested their delight at the operation. We shall have something more to say of the several speeches in our next. Alter the close of the speaking, Mr.

Wolfe, the president of the Clay club, announced by authority that there would be another meeting at the Pavilion to-night, to which Whigs and Democrats were alike invited; and, that not only Mr. Harney, but the other Democratic speakers were solicited to attend and to participate in the discussion. Mr. Harney at once declared that be should piobably accept the invitation. So we may expect a general discussion between the Whigs and the Locofocos to-night.

This is a point, to which the Whigs have long and vainly been reeking to bring their opponents. Most heartily do we congratulate them on their final success. Arbist or a Postmaster. Some weeks ago, a letter, ooutaining a draft of $280 on the Bank of Kentucky in this city, was mailed at Madi-sonville, Hopkins county, addressed to a person in Oldham. The letter not having reached its destination, information to that effect was communicated to the post-office here.

Upon in quiring at the bank yesterday, it was found that the draft had been presented by and paid to a Mr. Hancock, postmaster at Cairo, in Hender son county, through whose pos -office tho letter had to pass. Hancock, happening to be in the city, was immediately arrested, and is now in jail awaiting a judicial examination. The draft whs endorsed by Mr. Smidlofthis city, to whom, we understand, Hancock gave yesterday, before his arrest, $180 and the remainder in an order.

RNEFK.V ftrt.uri lev, of Kabr-r' foone, and s-lia old i- era na ie a5 MF.W ART ft DEN. ircmoN RTTHGMAKANTlEb A (a. Mi rv iMim. ticuikiim ANTI E0 A (O brae a. A wr ire tkpotil eawry TEornira anoroii.g, ttu.mn, Ivy GtxiU.

(cinvi re, hatfatre I s.reea, 4 Liber) vb advent toad gm aenoaig-ned it era Jc-t aai, E-c a rat ararek.vaalead breagEnc lit yeataeery TY arntray TUNNEL FLOUR. Just received a lot or this superior Flour, lor family use; also on hand several other brands; for sale, wholesale or retail, upon the most favorable terms. 66 B. H. GWATHMEY, Fourth at fW II roLNOtee Gn a w-d at Tea; 6 ri 4 ft; Raei4 p-f Sw -rre a.

a un'e ts w4 MK ft avtiN EXTRA ATTRACTIONS! FOR THE LAST WEEK! AT the room above the Mercantile Library, on Fourth street, between Main and Market, Beater cloimn 2 gares fancy Heater I do da da; Jn4 received ad for nae lor canh Ie 4 w. ft C. i.LLO ft Ls ft I ri. AUCTION 6 A A 8T W. ft C.

FELLOW II ft CD ii mtib HAVE EJn Annus rng II a-'a rwa Tors fit vrmftiiitg of lay Gcxifin, f.ieii and Slrore, in. foapa, ft a. Afaxe oc tnvas, W. ft C. LLLO 6 ft fou dee i A Am 1 ANTON FLANNEIA.

5 Islre Cetuon Dm self rsceraad an lr te a a w. ft rr.ujtmrji co. CLAY FANCIEV I cane Issey Clav FnwcteS, a new an bnat fat nn-vie lor yea'n. Soi re tT 5 W. ft C.

LU)H r.I ft CD. CLOAK cares a4 C-sk Lre-if iul raea.aed at4 for a Ie 5 w. ft r. fhUjOWf.l ft CO. NEW BOUKS.

rllK Spoon. No. 4. McCullochs GaxeUaev. No.

16. Do do. No. 17, Harpers Pictorial Bible. No.

fit. Thin day received and for sale hr J. MAXWELL, 5 Main street, seat Third. F. A NS.

aJ Cants Cnrttra'l RprsaoJ Cadvlrj 3 do tf bland Kara; 7 do Keck' de; 2 do pla.d 4 i Kvrerlatr; Jeal rvcnrH an e-ale vae le tif eat by 4 W. ft C. LU)W fob ft CO. inf) BARRELS White Lime, ia prime order, iUU received snd for sal by s5 S. HILLMAN.

Ai mns N077CJL LARGE SALE FOR A 14, lire MXOWf.i A CO, Da W-ttrein en TWreradaf, the I Ilk, in en Ik i k-irikw. Of Fg Lai, Df end jlmeraiten fap GiuhSiA WJLt. (re amfo at kle-r, lawnrew li re in al kg let, 4a yn Oinv, Wreura. Ml, (Ua, li ClinNi him, latftx fM mi mwt ftYr 5 femmutrm Jmm psmt FiMI UifotA, fifty MWiTj Mt ftSfct fr4W) mi-m Vb Rbftei jdUllirwi Wte, rwl, I IftWaftl hditkl 4 ft MWIHV Ifit" itHlMi, Idtfrftl ft iTbSht lift tuRR' few lafeto frwrn Wm WLemeeitew eUwt 1 iwmh M(S ft kU toft fefpi RtMHill, ftrftlMHlPV ft, ftSaft ft ft Ftfiftrs ftiM II wr Imm f1 fefe fFMRdi Sft feftw tilftU (rilijlftniFi frilft ft rWMf'WtUftFf A jrns ft CHnuMt Ohw Wiwft IlfM ft I Y'm itt ARPERS PICTORIAL BIBLE. No.

8 or thia aplendid work received and for sale by F. W. PRESCOTT A s5 31 Main street, near Filth. SANDSS SARSAPARILLA, eon tui naottt. asd rxumsssr or all dis-basks a ais i so mm An lortaasTAVaorvna looo oi habit or no rti, tiaiui Scrofula trr K-ng's Eril, fiinMfin, Okdiaati f- lantOMO Eruptions, ptmplos or Rustmiss om Itr fbrr, IHotches, Riles, Chronic hors Efts, Ringworut or Tttlsr, Sc nUthrnd, Enlargmmt mud Pw gg Ike Rones and Joints, fUuhhsrn Ctrsrs, frhihue OVsg toms.

Sciatica or Lumbago, and Itisnsrs mrimmg from iaiudicioms mss of uisrcnro, Asntea, or drw su, srpmrs or i mprudenrs in Uft, Also, Chromic Canstitutional Disorders mill bs removed bf this preparation. TtlK following certificate front a gentlaraaa who ot the whole of hi nose from a aavara scrofuloua disease. It apyaks far itself: Bsoohlvs, November DM3. Msssaa. SAVtn- Centtemesi Attboogh 1 am difig-ured and deformed lor life, I have not lost my recollection; and never, while 1 exist, shall I cease to Teel grata.

Pit for benefits conferred through the nse of yvur UtaIo-ahle Haraapsnlta. I wa attacked. In the year with a scrofuloua affection on the end of my os, commettc Ing with a email red spot, attended with tithing and burning sensation. This induced rubbing, and Mr commenced the ravages of a dtsrese which pnrred as folio was The left nostril vat first destroyed, end, continuing epward. It crereed tbs bridge of the sore, and, seizing upon the right side, destroyed the carn age, bone, and all ths surrounding parts, until, finally, ike nose was entirely esleu off thv mm( for roseeytng tears from the eye to the nose ohiueraud, which caused a continual flow ol tears.

The diseaae now seised upon tbe upper lip, extending to the light cheek, and my reel tngs and sufferings weie such a can better be Imagtsed then described. I am a native of ffottinrtnn.la get land, aud my rase is wail known there. The first phri. clans In the Kingdom prescribed for me, but with little benefit. At one time 1 wa directed to lake drops of the tincture ot Iodine three time a day, which I continued for six month in succession.

At another time I appled oil of vitriol to the parts. After this seed a pra-aciiptionof Kir Astiey toopera. Rut all proved In vein. I continued to grow worse, tn.1, cr a drowning mas will catch at straw, I used every remedy 1 could hear of that was considered applicable to my case, until became disgusted with the treatment, and rettnqnwhed all hope of ever getting well. Many pronounced the diseaae a Cancer, bat Dr, under whose treatment I as, considered it sc rofutous lupus; and tins la the Dams gives It by medical men.

At a last resort, I was recommended to try change of air and an Atlantic voyage, and. In A pni last. I sailed for America, and arrived here in the month of Mar. The disease continued gradually to increase, extending upwards and backwards, basing destroyed (ba satire boss, and fast verging towards the frontal bone, it seised upon tbe upper law and urrouoding parts. While crossing on the ferry boat from Brooklyn to New York, gentleman was attracted by my appearance, and thus accosted me: My friend, have you used the Sarsaparilla! Yes, replied various kinds, end everything else I could bear of.

"But, said be, "I mean Randss Sarsaparilla. pfo, I replied. Tbes uee fur I believe It will cure you. Being tboi ad-lreuted by stranger, 1 was induced to make tnal of medicine he so highly recommended. I purchased one bottle, which gave some relief, and, wonderful to tell, after udng your Karaapari la Ires than two months, I feet within me well.

The disease is stopped in its ravages, all those racking and tormenting pai us era gona, my food r-ltshaa. my digestion good, and 1 sleep well; and, under the blessing of Iff vine Pro. vidence, I attribute the result entirely to the ere of Banda's Sarsaparilla. Ub desire that ths afflicted may no longer deiay, but use the right medicine and gel cured, I remain, with feeilng of tasting gratitude, your friend, THOM AH LLOYD, ffutna Alley, Peart street. STATor Pfrw Your, Os this tore day of Roram.

CUy of Brooklyn, aa. I her, S9. before ma cams Thomas Lloyd, sod acknowledged the but of tbe fore going paper, end that be executed the same. HKHKY C. MlRPHY.

Mayor ot tbs Ctly of HrookJya. Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. B. A D. Sands, 7 Fulton sircar, rite York; sold by M.

Wilder A Agents for Louisville; J. O. Hooch A Elkton; George W. Horton. Lexington; Keatoe A harps, Marseille; Ktarv A Yeunglore, has ting Green; Fisher, Ghent; Brown, Moe, A bhe.byrille; William A Mason, Greenville; W.

Fraek, Glasgow W. A. Hickman A (., Hardafown; J. D. broitn, Richmond; John Chiles, ML Ffrrling W.

J. T. 8 Davies, Geoigelown, Kentucky Puce $1 per bottle an bofUea lor $4. sd Laces and edgings. I can I-acea and Edging! I do black and white thnle; Received this day bf 5 JAMES LOW 5 ca rX fitr.f pier pr Win 44 I 4t tW 4ftg t4 af ftfl ftft.sr.Wmft! IrWa MftkF lf 9.

1 4 CT ft fti 1. THE COKFLAGRATIOIV OF nORtTHY, AS EXHIBITED BY HAILIIL, With two new Fignrea in the Xtaliaa Faaucclsl! With HanningtonU celebrated DIOTINfl DIORAItlAR, and wonderful ITALIAN FANTOCCINI, Or Life-Like Mechanical Figures, As formerly exhibited at the Citv Saloon and American Museum, New York, Will open on Wednesday evening, September 4, for one week. Admission, 25 cents; Children half price. Doors open at 7J to commence at 8 oclock. Order of the Evenings Exhibition: GRAND MOVING DIOR AMA, representing an Italian Landscape.

Beautiful Drop Scene, by the celebrated Cbas. Lehr. The Dedasora in Spain. Grand Diorama, representing a Storm and Shipwreck. Magnificent Dioramic Scene of a splendid Fairy Grotto.

With the much admired ITALIAN FANTOCCINI, or, Mechanical Fignrea. The evenings entertainment to conclude with a terrific representation of the CONFLAGRATION OF MOSCOW! introducing alarm-bells, vollies of musketry, report of cannon, incendiaries firing the city, until the wide-spreading flames reach the Kremlin. The scene terminating with an awful explosion. There will be an afternoon performance on Saturday, September 7. Doors open at 3 o'clock.

To commence at half-past 3. s5 d5 1 rkfk BARRELS home-made extra family -I-" Flour, Ireah ground, for sale by ANDERSON A SNEAD, At their Mill, corner Eighth and Jefferson ala. N. B. To Families.

Single barrels delivered free of charge. a5 d6 I7MJR AND SEAL CAPS. NO dotsas musk Ceps; 450 do bait seal Cepe; Received this day by sA JAMES LOW CO. INDUCmr. ACADF.MY, OL LEONARD, after aa aVirewce nf near two years, baa retnree-4 to thia i tv, and will epea a nebool for a select uf rmi ia-i rea, oo Second aLrael.

Of 0. lymcjoysl Checch, Mfn6v, lb Vh iir.L At tbe a umbel will be limited, all who wreh to aecwre i place for lher daughter weald da a'l to make immediate SbpiiCaUoe. Terms, 15 per qaaner. peyahie ia advance. Rale Hm.

ft to. 2 7 LEATHER. A large and complete stock of Note, Upper, Skirting, snd Haraeae Leathers for sale by s5 StEWART dx OWKN. 0 AS NrSt! I a ftSM (ftftMt rftW fsiAitit; fekilAwiUi tiMtilftl wmlwwftj 4 fe wmt. iipsarft 1imm, ss ft litiHsiiAfty Hhsftti su ft fttil uns HfciWErtf toirfe 0 uksunrf (diFvsfti fruny 9sra fbSV'Maf ftu0 Out Lsv Sftftis I 4Uof fSssft.

ftt. ft (Mg ftMNSl MSI fell ftftuts ft WiMWi ft w4 ftisft i ftSdft I fct snl sft, (isft4 A (BWfi, I SHHMft lus ftSiA St. ft Mftlft, I'blift MS Sbi. 119 SnpHHS ss ftlftfl Eftl kl 01 ftM ft Ml Ult Mils 91 III tlWf Huff JliFIfty ftftl MMi suf siffti.fiwMwnfc, -mm mnm in w4tts ws-s AM metSesere kiFm A ft ftbft IftrLHM ftreftlt. SWft ftfft APkPlftH4iS i Skftft t-Mftt isitfiFinn fti ki Imwvft ft I sA Mnnis.

Irifist.isiA ft (s i UirOW A fe ytd 0 Aft ft ktsis (niiftUm ft ft, I. fL Wft in Fnswt.1 mm fMh meY'f ii mm IftftA to AftflNII sw4 (iM UIIM ftltfltll ut ftSWft. XiW fU ftMbi Ift ft tftfe Mi refe trl9re febft 0. fere ti, A A) (Mhft ft A PEPWllH. Pm.

ft ft, riefe ftM IftNLfe JfevftftifthW A-Mf ft. CfThe Hon. Wm. Owsley took the usual oath of office at Frankfort on Wednesday, and is now Governor of this State. A great multitude was Assembled there on the occasion, including nine military companies.

ITThe publication of the Bardstown Gazette baa been discontinued. UTTONSI 20 grows superior brocede Overcoat Bnitons; 60 do do do Cost do; 60 do do do Vent do; Di do lasting Coat do; NX) do bora do do; 211) do do Overcoat do; 75 do superior gilt Cost Jo; 2, CIO do bone Butuios, sanorted; Jut receivad snd for sale low by J. H. COLSTON Ot MORRISON. s5 Main aL, near Bask of LoswvUIb, CANDLES.

25 botes New Bedford Sperm Candles; 25 do Yevd.a and YA erkfi hint do; 25 do summer do; la a uv and for nale If ad LYTLE ft MARTIN. JTABCIL -i hotr ti Fox Cretinnati Nterth 3 ia aioce and for sale be s4 LYTLE ft MARTIN. WHITE BRAZIL SUGAR. JO barrels eery fine just received and for sale hy 5 J. S.

CHENOWETH 5t CO. HKF.T LEAD. 2.DD poaeda Fcet Leal ia 3 More and foe nale tp e4 LVTLR ft A BTtN. PaoscRiFTioH. Mr.

John Donley, the very worthy postmaster at Athens, Kentucky, has been removed and a Locofoco appointed in hia stead. Mr. Donley has been postmaster' lor several years, and has, we learn, given universal satisfaction. PAINTED BUCKETS. tOO douai, in fine or-der, just received snd for sale he s5 J.

5. CHENOWEtH 6 CO. DANCING SCHOOL. FD. MALLET makes known to hia friends, and the public, that he haa taken Mr.

Peterss Apollo Rooms, on Third street, to give Dancing Lessons during the season. The School will open on Friday, the 20th of September, at 3 oclock in the afternoon, Saturdays at 10 A. M. and at 3 P. M.

Mr. M. wilt teach all the fancy dancea: also, the Polka. In a short time after the school will be in progress, there will be a general practising every Saturday commencing at 4, P. M.

Ladies will receive tickets of admission. The object will be to teach new quadrills and new figures. Mr. Webster, already known in the city aa a celebrated player, will condnct the orchestra. A subscription list will be left at Mr.

Peters's Music store. s5 d6eod2vr. Beatty on agejcultirf r.naa iractxal (arlad-rg be Pise lesay. carefal'y reamed. 5v Adam ffosuy.

Aka Ptea ideal of iba Easincby AgricaitaraJ Socraly. FeraaUbf F. W. PRESCOTT ft 4 II Mta atteel, aear f.V. VESTINGS.

1 ease avptrior Csahmers Vest-toga, handeoma patterns, received this day bf JAMFJS LOW A CO, 5 N. corse Mate and Wail sib. rW JH xt GEr.rj wanted -w wn tu i 4e JL eel pravea. Hi I ant for Vrr rarae 7. ItiflftlN, M.

bill; Nefood tiirerL, Ws wee Jba-l end fiff eo nil Iran let re. At, NT CEOF-fc AT A N7 D. HOT. 221 leg Na. 1.

2. J. 4,6, ,0, and 10 Snot ia above and Ire eale Ie 4 LYTLE ft MARTIN. KW GOODS JUST RECEIVED Ladies colored Glove; Ikj blue Silk do; (hj black F-gypUsa nitk Gloves; Do bUck wonted Hoes; Ikj A I pec ha do; Ik) Menoo colored Cashmere Itoee; I llraraswick M.ls; I to Lhlessa do. For sale low, wholesale, Fy s5 J.

IL COLSTON MUKRISON. fi-rti fa atl fata Wl tuflhf ft fvt The Mimiro Business. The Galena Gazette saya that the mining business the present season has suffered much from the uncommon wet weather. A Lett a trom Ex-Governor Ritner. The following is an extract from a letter recently addressed by Ex-Governor Ritner to a gentleman of Berks eounty: That men can be found who lay claim to the character of gentlemen who stend up in daylight and declare at a Locofoco meeting that I am supporting Polk and Dallas, is very incredible; but then it seems that it is nevertheless true.

1 could not go in favor of British interests, and against the protective tariff apd sound National currency, the distribution of the proceeds of the sales of the public lands among the States- and in favor of the annexation of Texas for any consideration. I therefore go for Gen MAKKLE first, and then for CLAY and FKEL1NGHUYSEN. 1 am, dear air, yours, dee. JOSEPH RITNER. LOAF, CRUSHED, AND FOWVtZrU SUGAR.

14) RUXES AA oniaey ft liouwryl foe I Sxrar; re 7 be Lcverrag'a Cu 0 baraaia Oartri Srga; 6 do Few dared Ja( received pv-r eriak-l Far. at E-r nreVy LYTLE ft MARTIN NCI. 1. MArsySfL. V) Earra in, Gae.ted St(, III, jau tr it at.

fit rti be J-4J LYTLE ft MAI.T. SUM (rA 1 TO MERCHANTS AND ADVERTISERS. ONE of the proprietors of the Memphis Daily Eagle will be in Louisville in the course of a few days on his return home, and would respectfully recommend his advertising columns to the consideration of the merchants, manufactn-rers, and others, of Louisvillet as a medium through which to introduce their establishments to the merchants of Memphis, So nth Tennessee, North Mississippi, Arkansas, and the vast region of country contiguous. The Eagle has a very ex-tensive circulation, and more so than any other paper within hundreds of miles of its location. It is the only daily paper in the city, and offers superior facilities to advertisers.

Terms, same as those of the Louisville Journal. All advertisements left with Mr. F. Browne, at the counting-room ot the Journal office, will meet with prompt attention. a5 dim ft ft bfMWl tm btb.

ft ftl ftft tu BOXES Morgan's Premmm chewing 4 barco; 22 botes Ksrtoaa Hooey the (V) chewing Tobacco; Received per steamer Swiftest and lo asle be ad NOCK dt if A IV SON. Mua at 1 m. p. imr BI ANKE7A Jerei aervved Cl yi-y vi Ma Ini I iitili, g-on a-tu iv, aa no a rtn.liM not Ira at I 2 I I V7 A IG JRK5H MACKEREL, Jest received a eeppfy No. 1, in half, quarter, end eighth bsrteU; No.

2, ia half and qnsner berreUj No, 3, ie bsrrela; for sale Fy nS J. S. CUENOVhKTii dk CD, Main aC AtVON IE OR, tl Mt Inin. Notice. id trp iu a leu i-rar era want nf wrfr, list wa shall ractir ra dne ereees ir rht-ivM nv.

led -os ever atbiUie ia ten I l.jir, vneay td tbnre tha grand or veer a lire 4-re 1 nun. a fk. rnaa. Ke-anae, Us da leiM, fn'rai6ev. -I a w.h e-rr ndduaas In eennyrete en jnts.

lie l-ery via rant (net, -tit, ad A FH A A CO. WHISKEY a ran e'en an 4 Sat re fog. fanaUSrci.k Kiali eA If. T. XAfK D.

I Lt U'fM-Jlrel XJ errere fc-4 7a'n l-nar; i A ri 4 AX I tob fre nc- Ira IIT 4 trtlU. Livingston patent cofff.k mills fot gate cheap by JOHN RUST, Third bet. Mata nod Market. Blue and black ink. a tw ttr sry superior joa rev -I red and tor ie Fy 5 J.

fC CHENOWETH CD AZORS, warranted good snd of an qnal itjr, for sal bp (5J JOHN RUST. ft nmfs it.um curitnio ires ftft mm FwfPf0 I4 JV.I I Kbit Sft The bodies of three men were taken from the river, opposite the levee, this morning. They were all, lrom appearances, boatmen. Their names were Henry Young, James Welch, and Asa Jones. SU Louis Era, Sept.

3. Cincinnati, September 6. Flour all sold at canal at $3 69 a $3 76 clear. 60 barrels whiskey were taken at 19J; at the river 19jc. LASS.

8-10 snd 10-12 Class for sale cheap a John Kerr. TASrilR Oil barrels NJX i rereieed and for ante by 5 JACOB KEU-F fi. I QUNDFJEh in srucr AND ful Lfo 2b tnr l. e'i 1 1 1 A do Freer. lend fi.rrn Irm U.uw and 111, lb bar nnawrae 21 kir Gispratr In; i I bsraai, cal, an 2 Cdiri -i i IJ sanaa ir; rg I spa-, lei rs, Fvgfer.

4 EF MARKET. a at. DI GD 1 care as perm soft fad.gaj 9 eeroore soft Csreecae do; Jial received and for nale by nA JACOB KELLER. if ASSIMERES AND VESTINGS. Superior plain Mark Caseirnere; Ds Jaocy plaid do; Do do striped do; Do do Tweed do; Ih black satin Vesting; Da fancy merino do; Do Swansdo wn do; Do black and colored aiik Vesting; Jit received sod for sale by O.

I. HARRISON, a5 S. V. cot. of Foarth and Market sts.

New York, Aug. 31, 3, P. M. The Market. Spirit of this Mornings Reviews.

Sales 5,000 lbs. Western beeswax at 29Io. per lb. Coffee dull; 1,500 bags Brazil aold at 6 a 7c. There is a good inquiry for cotton bagging.

There is a good supply ol logwood, but little of any other dye-wood; 70 lone Campeachy brought 27 60; 80 Domingo, $20 50 a $21. Feathers, 33 a 34c. Some poor codfish havo been acid aa low as $2 06; a prime cargo now in the market is held at $2 50; mackerel are scarce and quite firm in prices. Bunch raisins, $2 35 a $2 37 J. Sales of North river hay, for shipment to Brazil, at 374c; other lots at 30 a 32c.

Sales of 350 bales dew hemp at $92 60 a $95; tons clean at $175. Indigo is firm; Manilla, 60 a 70c. for medium and 82 a 85 prime. No change in molasaes; New Orleans in bbla. at 3lc.

Turpentine is very firm; spirits 38 a 39c. American linseed oil, 73 a 14,000 galls. English, at cash; 4,000 galls, winter lard oil at 65c. Nutmegs 100c. cash, 105c.

6 moe. Tallow seLa i freely at 6 a 7J. Tobacco is in fair demand, Kentusky 24 a SU Jago 22J. Whalebone 48 and 50c. sellers.

Wool very inactive. To-day A cargo oT Rio coffee was sold by auction, at prices fully equal to the previous cargo sale, and said rather better. Flour is heavy at $4 25 a $4 50 for Southern. A sale of 16,000 bushels New Orleans com, which haa laid in store for some lime, was made by auction at 45 eta. wt delivered.

Two hundred barrels prime pork were taken at $8, and there are further sellers at this, and $950 for mess. Whiskey 25c. in best barrels. The revenue for August ie not exactly ascertained at the custom-house at this hour, bnt will exceed three millions ot dollars. The net proceeds will be jnat about three millions.

During the month of August the exports of silver amount to and about $400,000 more are packing to-day for the English and Havre packets of September America dollars la tj premium; American halves 5f. 9tJ a 9t. Sterling bills era closing firm at a 10 premf-um: the chief Bales to-day of prime at 10. Franca 4. Hamburg 35 a 353., Bre-men 77 77i.

180 pinr-rsr 01 ldrrft I fe wm Hft ftlaf iii I I 1 4 UMkM: TUtXi tS I I fs lrJH'i6 ft0 I 4f I Teas ft ft mui SEE CdhfAS, Wis Tp 0 ft It 5 Cc ff a a i i Aft uwNif ft IT fl fltlAlifl is '0 Vsim Car FtSV( 0pm" Ca Lfw fi AH sttft A Pirn 3 Ft i bi AftSftft li-N I fts iH ft life 1 Ife rife9 M0 itt A ftr ife ft To OILS Y.fg.na TtLaCf In end fo lie NiilK ft SAVtJwJN, Mare nL HOT FA ni tat reJ A) burea aamcwe .4 dj; Isn are Ir 4 fHKh ft A Vi in Tfo CHEAP READING. THE Epooa. No. d. MeCsIlocha Gatelleer.

Non. IS and 17. Joal received and foe sele vi F. IV. PB I'-SCUTT A CO.

JK ANS 5 canea pLid Jnsns, an exoet-I lent article for ear a cosia, received this day tf 4 JAMES LOW GO. 1 Tweeds. I care 6 4 plaij Tweed; do 3-4 heavy flu; Jixat received end for naie very low for canh by n5 W. A C. FF.LLO VIES Mare eG Holland gin.

i pip Mot 4 ae ky Kj hTEWAKr it OVA EX CANE SE ATING. bales Case, for cha eal, foe sale by PORT OF LOUISVILLE. 6 feet water in Canal. September 6. Arrivals.

Little Pike, Armstrong, nati, Buckles; Oliver Anderson, Todd, Frank-f rt, Buckles; Brunette, Irvin, PittebuTg, King; Fawn, Quint, Henderson, King: Yucatan, Butks, St Louis, Basham. September 6. DsTARTrRis. Little Pike, Cincinnati; Oliver Anderson, Todd, Franklort; Senate, Me Lure, Pittsburg; Brunette, Irwrn, St Louis; Agstba, Lsfferty, mouth of Ohio; Yncatan, Burks, Cincinnati. RECEIPTS.

Per steamer Oliver Anderson: 209 pa bagging, 122 coil rope, Coleman Co 18 bbls tallow, 2 bbls ne, Cornwall Bros; 1 box. Buckles; 17 bides, Fonant dt Bros; 66 pa bagging, 24 coils rope. Buckles; A hhds tobacco, for sale; 219 pa bagging 114 coils rope. Buckles. 5 SHIPMENTS.

Per steamer Oliver Anderson: 17 kegs nails, 33 Xks sundries, 19 bbls do, i stove, 40 bbls aunds, bags coffee, 20,000 shingles, 1 dox buckets, 21 MS flour, 16 bags woof, 1 bhd A pks sun-y s.i i ii it CARPETS AND RUGS. I have jnal received a further nsnply of the following Carpetings nod Ruga, and will tell them ai the very lowest mat. kel prices; 3 ply imperial Carpeting; Superior ingrain do; Fine do do; 4 4, S4, snd 5-8 Vemtian Carpeting; Superior cheneille Bngt- Do tufted do. The aboe Carpel amt Hug render my meol as complete a can be foam! went of the mountains. Purchasers will find it greatly lo then advantage to call.

5 .0, I. i 1 14 FACE A lo HcsLoa, fre ss ty n4 NvX ft kAUViE PE IRE. GEEF.N luffl.t; ftu b-gs SJrs lor la LYTLE ft KAETiS, a A Mx.a 2 fonts bv ir Ur A He ire. (jr ir r. rc-inauic- Kor, i rraer.

for gn foot, A iag.ifre, arid fore A os bar Sub It nk Ire a 2a tr 'rcr, j.avt! a ii HOWES A MABIE, PROPRIETORS. THIS nnrivalled establishment will be exhibited on Green street, between Third and Fourth, for 4 days only, viz: the 4th, 5th, 6lh, and 7lh i us tan t. The large new Pavilion, under which the exhi. bitions are given, bas been fitted upend embellished in a very anperior manner, with a view to the comfort and convenience of visitants. A portion of the boxes will be expreasly reserved for the.

accommodation of those attending with ladies and families. Places eafi be secured by making application at the Pavilion during the dav. .1 Admission: Boxes, 60 cents; Pit, 25; children to Boxes half price, i Doors open! 74 oclock. Performance commences at 8 o'clock, s3 d3 STEWART 6c OWEN. E.VTI Cl A graw i a i viy of t-ra Hrr and aa A eeo ai nn.

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nb font ed fax aai I w. rr OS KENT A cotnforiahls del-Fng, between Fitvl and Brook Street, on aoulh rid ot AUm. ianee ow prrn in I lo ini. Apo'f I) RUPERT UNDENBERGKk, 1 Main at. sL2 rlFPFFR AND PIMESTU- I CO heg Ivpper; 10 do in and for na 2 LYTLE A MARTI t.

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