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nil 1AST NIGHT'S DISPATCHES. LOUISVILLE. FOR CAIRO AMD S.T. LOUIS. p)Kr Tue splendid pacseneor steamer J- ADAMS, ma-ter.

LOC5VILI.E,KBW AU1AJJT, AMD CSI CJLGO KAl-MOAI. SATURDAY MOnSEVO MAY 19. KAILBOAD. OFFICE LOUISVILLE COURIER, I Friday May 17, 1S6L There was nothing new in the money market to-uay. The banks are discounting only in a small way for their regular customers.

Tho demand though is very small, and yfe hear of but little complaint except in the line of collections. The telegiaph to-day announced the fact that the Valley Bauk at Cincinnati had thrown out Kentucky money. Uncurrent money is about the same as reported yesterday. The demand for exchange is small, and rates remain unchanged. In the general maket we have no cbarjgc to note.

Flour is firm, with a fair demand for home consumption. We quote at $5 25(57 25 for superdne to choice family grades. The receipts of wheat are very light, and the market closed firm with an anwfini tendency in rjriees. Tbn ksIpr to Regular Spring Meeting 1861. FIRST DAY-SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1S01.

FIRST RACE. Challenge Vase Value Sl.OOO. Challenge Vase Value $1,000. DASH of four miles. J3S0 Subscription; P.

or P. Name at the Post, SL'CSCRISCaS. 1. XEB. WARD.

3. A. KEENE RICHARDS, 2. T. a.

MOUllE, 4. J. a. J. HDN'lER.

SAME DAY SECOND BACE. Mile Heats, for aliases Purse. 8150. ENTRIES. 1.

J. S. Hunter names F. G. Sander's eh.

m. Twl- lisht, 4 years old. by Lexington, dam byEclipse. Dress Riid and black. S.

A. Keenu Richards narups c. 4 years old, by Imported Albion, dam by Iran. AiLderley. s.

C. Sweet Briar. Dress Silk and ihver S. W. E.

Milton G. Moore's b. f. Idlewild. 4 years old, by Lexinslon.

dam by Imp. Glen- coe. lllue and blue. 4. F.

Murrihy navi es b. f. Vandalla, 4 yc2r3 old, by Vandal, dam Victorie, by Marcrare. Dreis, black aud cranio. 5.

John M. names b. h. Auslerljiz. 5 years old, by orkshire, daiu Sopaz, by Glcncoe.

Dress Uluc. blue and white. le.t TfRBAY ...21 AY 19. BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. For Particulars see Steamboat Atlvertliementi.

TELEORAPII No. 3. CindnnntL GHEY EAG1.K. Dcnally, Henderson. DOVE, Sander.

Kr. river. May 17. Superior. Cin: John Ra'uic, Lloyd.

Wabasli; DEPARTURES. Superior, Cin; Eusone, nendcrson. Tub Kiver was l'ulliug alowly yesterday, with scant nine feet water in the eanI, by the HiarU, in the evening, on the falls, there were six feet steam boat water, the river having l'ulleu six iuches at the head or the folia in the previous 34 hours. The weather continues dry and pleasant, though rather cool yesterday. At 'Cincinnati yesterdav, the river had fallen two feet, but at l'ittsburg it was slowly rising, six feet nine inches water in the channel.

The Cumberland was slightly filling yesterday, though still at high tide. The St. Louis Republican of Thuroday.has the following river news: Tho river hero is slill rising slowly. The swell in the 21 hours ending at 10 o'clockyes-terday morning, amounted to seven inches, and it was then 1 Veet UiK inches above luw water mark iu 1660, according to City EugiHeer's measurement. The Illinois river is about stationary.

The Upper Mississippi continues to rise slowly. The river is rising at the mouth, and very high from Jederson City down. The weather continues tine and cool. Business on the Levee thrre is none worth speaking of perpetual Sunday reigns in the vicinity of the landing. EST" Tho suppression of tho commerce of St.

Louis, at this period, is a terrible blow, which must result disastrously to the city and State. A day of reckoning must come. Oar trade and commerce does not suffer aB severely as that of St. Louis, owing tho fact that the season here of river trade is pretty wcil advanced, while at St. Louis it had just commenced.

We understand that the D. J. Adams Capt. Richer, is atuiu to take thr track bbo is lor St. Louis ncit Tuesday.

The Denmark, Capt, Robinson, is coming round from St. Louis, and is advertised to return to St. Louis naxt Wednesday. Jif" Kentucky river is not yet blockaded oy loreiga the ligut-wmg ed Dove, Capt. Sam Sanders, is advertised for Frankfort, Woodford, Oregon, and Co- gai aiternoon.

Hue stops at all landings along the States of Owen and Henry. Ky1'hc Henderson packets are doing all the business now. The Grey Eagle is the packet this evening. 'J5f The Telegraph No. 3 is tho regular mail and passenger packet for the East today.

She start; at lii o'clock. John Kaine, Capt. Underwood, arrived from New Orleans yesterday, with a fair trip of passengers and alight Ireight. The Autocrat, Capt. Dunham, is due from New Orieauu at 10 o'clock this morning, having passed Evansville yes.cr-day all right, and full of passengers.

John Raine and Autocrat will return to New Orleans if they can get trips. There is au abundance ol produce, provisions, tobacco, and other supplies in warehouses, ready for shipment, but the owners are averse" to letting it be grabbed; by Lincoln's forces, and taking trust or Treasury notes lor pay. minister Chase, in his order to Custom House officers says that ordinary commerce and trade must not he intemii-ted, han-isscd or delayed, thereby giving His graeiuus permission to our boatmen to ruu their boats without iuterruptioD, hut without ffsvjM. That would bankrupt all of tbciu in a feu- trips, and makes their po rUii'ii a little worse than it is at present. The boats ran run as usual, but provisions, hay, com, and all kinds of produce, and and rope arccoutrabaud, and who ever takes any of these is to bu branded traitors, and would be punished as such, if or rule held sway in Kentucky.

Every act of the Administration is lawless, yet the people are uxpeeted quietly to submit to it, and out that nobody is hurt." iyTae Q. Lloyd, awee craft, camo in yesterday from the Wabash, we hear with a load ol corn. We hear that the Louisville, Capt. Hoiicroit, hence lor New Orleans, had p.isscd Cairo with her cargo of tobacco and. hay, though sh3 was four days on the way.

The despatch was from Memphis, from Mr. Troell to his partner, Mr. Duekwall. CVs9 ''he Sunny Soul, li was sold by the United states Marshal at vvnocuug, on Saturday, for to W. W.

Shiver. The A. issisuippi river at points aboo VicUsburg, has been as high this teaon as uwr was known, but below that point and at Memphis it was tully three leet below high water mark, and no fears were entertained of an overilow. Thc Ohio Bello is laid up at tho nwuth of Wolf river, Memphis, and the Mars is converted into a hospital at Camp Rector. Why don't the doughty editors of the Ciuciuuatti Commercial and OaKCtte go down there iu one of their bomb-boats, and recapture those boats In their paper columns they have carried ou a great war of extermination; laid Baltimore in ashes; killed women and children in St.

Louis; recaptured and conquered the whole Valley of Mississippi, and all along its hauks but the Ohio llelle and Mars. Now if they dou't take them, right amy, the people may taink they are only blow ing and gassing. RECEIPTS UV THE RIVER. Embracing only the Leading Ariiclesqf Import. CINCINNATI Per steamer Snporior 1" bbls oil, Armstrong Co hhds tobacco, to llourn C'o-5;) bbls oil.

Settle 10 bals 30 boxes tin, Wallace fc Lilh guw 54 hV.i whisky, John Snyder A Co 25 bbls lluur, Tliurniau 10 packages merchandise Ken-comb Vau1 liorsu, packages beer, 2 hhds tobacco, Ii3 packages buttur, lbox glass, ill sundries, consignees NEWOltl.UANS Per John Ittine-10 lMt ugilr, JAndrew Cj 13 packages xags.Mcrz Mils molasses. 1 hhds sugar, est branny. Oi; huies, 1 bbl stlgur.packa;;es sundries cousige.et WADASII Per Llod 1C0 tons corn, to order ST. RESTAURANT, Flf 111 STUEET.BKT. 2TAIX AJD MARKET.

DAILY AtiUIVAi; 01' Fll' KII PCTOMAC SHAD, CitEEX SEA rilOIJS- IAWS, SU.MON, UA.Mt: Ol'' ALL KICKEXsS, snt'AUS, UKSF.X l'OTATOES, AND AU Other Luxuries of the Season. 12 to 4 O'clock, Daily. C. C. KUFlJt, Pioprletor.

Iytosa Ale mul Porter! CONSTANTLY ON HAND. ap5 till CLARK'S RESTAURANT, Fourth Street, bchcccn 3fnin and Market. OR KEN SKA TCHTLE. OYSTEKS. EP21KC! CHICKENS.

LUXURIES OP TIIE SEASON. I'ftOQ LEOS. GREEN l'EAS. CAULIFLOWER. MUSHROOMS, table d'hote is 1-2 to 1 o'clock every day at so ct3.

per nvl idtf TV. A. CLARK, Proprietor. Oil. Xjisi.2acs.S3S Oil Oil Oil Oil Xjfa.330.S3J3 Oil COAL OIL.

LUNAR OIL, LARD OIL, and FLUID LaMI'S, of every style, and embraclnc all he latest lmproTL-monts, tocellier with all the BuraiM Oils Uurnlnc Plnliln. of the beot quality, for uue vho'icsale rctui! Yary. ow. We are excluclrs for this city for tue fain of the bm-Mnrhlge Gold Oil (the mailiri. for thtr Lunar Oil and Limps: -dao for the eale of rlshtj for the Lunar Lisr.t.

Who wtiulj bura candles uheu a Hy ht eqaal to fir crux candle can le had athalf Uie ctatof r.ns i.uaar and uosl oil 1-araDi sre lost! I ale aseaauiea. UARDY BBATTT. nrlhst. p-ar National AoieL BOOTS AND SHOES Jk.t 3t ced Prices! Thesaoncribcr, havin? alarte g5g stock of LADIK.V and GENTS' wiXTKIt and GA1TEU3 on hand, ail of his omi tnanu- rehire, otters them at greatly reduced prices Ibr Genta In want, of fl mr. WTKTPn TtnnTQ can be accommodated at tho very low Dricoof 67 ye, pair lor cash only.

Kit a jot oi MKN'B AXD BOYS' THICK AND ROOTS at eott for nni. v. MARSHALL, Main strut, i-1 dt TYLER i. MARTIN A LARGE STOCK OP MILITARY HOOKS iuat received. JOHN MORTON 2 Methodist JBoolc Kooms, K0.223 THIRD STREET.

SCHOOL BOOKS cf every defcrlnlkn kept con-atautly on hand. A. U. ltEDrOED. LINCOLN SENDS ARMS To the Union Men of Kentucky! AFFAIRS IN TEXAS! Western Troops in Washington! MASSACHUSETTS TROOPS FOR FOR TRESS MONROE From New York.

New York. May 17. A communication to the Press signed by W. P. Smith, says the reported destruction of tho bridges on tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is untrue, as also the report in a New York morning paper that he hail asked lien, ocott to iaa.u military possession of the road.

Special to the N. Y. Post. The Capitol building will be cleared of troops by the 1st of June, and the building bo reaovated for the extra session of Con gress. iuc jviicuigan itme regiment umveu here in fine condition, being the first body of Western troops that have reached the Capitol.

There is no positive indications of the advance of the rebels, nor have batteries been erected on Arlington iieigms. Secretary Cameron's family arrived here to-day. Mr. Herbert, Supcrintcnnent of Mount Vernon, says there is no foundation for the report that the remains of Washington have been removed from their resting place. Brigadier General Mansfield to-day issued an order as follows I ordered by the telegraph the agent of" Adams Express Company at New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore that in the future uo express matter, inclusive of letters will he permitted to go South of this city into Virginia.

Last evening Col. Stone seized by lay order the Express matter, aud 6topped all contraband goods and allqwed the rest to go forward. The steamer Karnah has arrived from Havana on the lllh, via Nassau ou the ISlh ultimo. The U. S.

steamer Crusader at Havana, from Key West, reports the yacht Wanderer taken by the TJ. S. steamer St. Louis. A special dispatch to the Herald, from Cincinnati, says that Gen.

McClellmd has scut 5,000 guus lor the use of the Kentucky regiment. There is no truth in the rumor about Breckinridge. From Sew Orleans. New Okleans, May 17. The Texan advices say that Capt.

Vau Doru succeeded in causing the surrender of the remaiuing Federal troops in Texas. The Texaus in numbers on the upper frontier are doubtless taking necessary steps to defend the State against incursious. Rumors of the marching of Montgomery and his Ahofition forces to capture the forts on the upper border are uufounded. from Washington Vashisgtos, May 17. The statement that IVinr.ns, of Baltimore, was released unconditionally is uufounded.

Ho was only released by order of the Governmeat ou his giving parole of honor that he would oo nothing openly or covertly hostile to tho Government of the United States. A general army order has been issued, stating that there will be added to the staff of the army four Quarter Masters aud eiglit assistants, to be promoted and reelected according to existing laws and regulations. There will be added to the Medical Department ton Surgeons and twenty asdstauts. Tho surgeons will be promoted from the senior surgeons, and assistants appointed from civil life, after bavins; passed the usual examination by the Board of the Medical Department of the army. One public notice of the appointment and time and place of the meeting of the Board will be giveu.

Special to Commercial Advertiser. Visuingtos, May 17. Within a few days all the Massachusetts regiments will bo ordered to Fortress Monroe. From Annapolis. Axnapolis, May 17.

One hundred men in two cannon left on a steamer for the purpose ol retaking the light ship lying in threat Wycomic river. it is saut that many Unionists amonsrtho troops at Harper's Ferry, have been in duced to enlist, by false report of another John Browu raid. The reason for scatteriusr the trs-ona through Virginia was to insure the secession majority bv their votes. Reeder or Pennsylvania and ivans.is, has been appointed Briiradier Gen eral by the President. From Kansas.

Atchison, Kausas, May 17. At a ruect-' of the citizens of Atchison, without re spect to party, hold this evening and presided over by Mayor Fairchild, a series of resolutions were adopted, pledging am ple and complete protection to persons and property, anu to tue liovernmentanu otner freights of all descriptious which may be shipped here. No danger is apprehended from any source, but several companies are thoroughly organized and fully equipped. From St; Louis. St.

Louis, May 11. Two pieces of can non, several hundred rifles aud muskets, a number of pistols and ammunition were taken from thu custody of the police com missioners to-uay, oy order of the u. S. minorities. Also sixty (Jolt's navy revol vers were seized while In the of the American Express company.

All these arms were sent to the Arsenal. Movements of Troops. Buui.iNOTos, Iowa. Mav 17. Comna- nies aud Fourth Artillery, from eon uanuaii, uapt.

lictty commanding, arrived here to-dav. Thev leave here to night for Chicago. From Philadelphia. Philadelphia. May 17.

A at rlvcd, reports seeinur oil' Cape Henlopeu, the steamer Yankee, with 3 prize steamers iu tow, sailing North. YESTERDAY XOOX'S DIS1'ATCBE9. From New York, New York, May 17. A detachment of United States troops arrived yesterday from Fortress Monroe, and were sent to Governor's Island. Tiny report the car- rison of Monroe in rood health and well supplied with all necessaries.

An Artil lery bcuool was iu vigorous progress. Thu volunteer regiments were being daily exercised at the guns. The Wabash was formally put iu commission yesterday. She is, without exception, tho handsomest axd most useful iuau-ol'-war iu tho service. General Wool was to-day ordered to Fortress Monroe.

The Cahawba had arrived at Washington. She states that the Harriet Lane was blockading James and Elizabeth rivers, the Mon-ticcllo the York rivcr.aud the Quaker City the Chesapeake Bay. The Miuuesota was oil' old Point Comrort. The Herald's Washington correspondent states that it has been partially decided that Jeff Davis should take comuiund of tue army ai jtieumonu. The great discontent fell by the rebel troops for want of a reliable head, has its effect on Davis.

It also states that it has been seriously discussed in secret session to remove the seat ol Government to Richmond, but the intelligence that the Government intended to take possession of that city iuduced them not to go so far North at present. He further says the roports about Beauregard being dead or wounded are unfounded. A geutleman says ho was informed by Governor Letcher "of the truth of the statement that arms had been received at New Orleans from England. The World's Washinton despatch of the 16th, says that passengers via Harper's Ferry, report that the rebels are erecting fortifications on the Maryland side. They had also trectcd one of railroad iron twelve miles below the Ferry.

It is reported that considerable discontent existed among the trooDS at Richmond. The Quaker City towed the shlpArago, of Baltimore, to sea, from Richmond, with a cargo of tobacco Talued at 100,000 dollars, aboard till it reaches New York. Kentucky Money Thrown Out. Ciscissati, May 17. The Valley Bank lias turown out ivcniueKy money.

RiYer and Weather Pittsburg, May 17, M. Kivcr 6 feet 9 inches by pier mark aud rising slowly. Weather clear and warm. Cls-OINNATf, May 17. River fallen 2 feet uow24) feet in the channel.

Weather clear, mercury ua, BUTTKH AND KGGS-l am receivin dally freak supplies of eoop fresh Rutter and KkRs. which I bvu low to tnc iraue in general. OKO. R. PATTOH, Ho.

ISO Wall or Fourth street. Bis boiireen Mala and river. mediate ports cn Tuesday, 21st at-l o'clocl: -li. 1-orlreigbt or passece ar-P-Tcn hoard, or to mlS MOOJtllEAD A Asrenta. -fp-' The splendid passenser steamer S.

C' J' -iDAMS. Ilitchcy 2l5t at 4 o'clock P. SI. yor passage aptly cn board or to T. M.

ERWIN, Agert. ml8 Ko. C7 Vall street, FOR ST. LOCJS AKD ST. PAIL.

The beautiful passeneer steamer IIEN'MAIIK, Ilol.iiison Master. Will IaiVP nn at -i o'clock M. lorfreisht or Dafisacte. harinT the finest accomo- tlons. apply on board or to nua jiuuKiiiii Agents FOR FRASJtFORT AXD WOOUFORD SHORT TRIP.

pr jrlT3110 ftjThe freight and paesenser sloamer iyj canut-rs, cocimamler. 'Will l.ire ltiVf tliij Huv 13th at 5 o'clock 1'. M. For freight or passace on board or io AlOOKIIiAD 4 No. 110 Wall' street.

FOR OWEiVSKOHO, EV.ASSViLLE, AXD k.The splendid new L. P. Mall steam. StarGHHV Capt. Do nail.

.1. A. T.mb. cUrl- lrt.i-,-,.3 a above on Saturday. Mar.

at o'clock P. il, oosltirelT from Porthn.rf n-liiir-r For freight or passage, havini: superior accoinrco- bkivua tfppi un T. M.nrtlTlS. Ko. S7 Wall street.

Regular V. S. Mail Line For lieu-dors-oii. Lcavss every Monday, Wednesday, Friday ana zmurucy. for nnAxnr.SBine, m.vvEfavoRTn, RTEPHESSPOUT AM) CI.OVHit:o;tT HUVBSVllLIi, O.AXKKLTorS, TELC 110, EVAXSYlLLIS AM) HEMlliilSOiV.

Hie SDlcncim 1.C-.T psjciucr s-eaui- Ccr KUOF.NK. Oai-t. I P. Sarre. will lutVi; LoUUVlII- eV.rl- rnuay at ciock f.

M. Ana the stealer Star GUKY Cant 11 nal y. r.iil for.i LouUvill-j every IVcdiie.sday freighter passage on loarii or to T. AI. KHW1N.

Asmt. myll dtf No. 37 Wall sir---ct. KTL'f'SY RIVER PACKET I-'OItT'Aa KOLLTOJ. AM) LOUIirORT.

The line new lit-Iit-'Iraught pasf tat stcamiT I.KSLIK Caw ii5' Oio. Stivers. L'liaj. G. Stivers, chrk as above on every Monday, 1dneday and rriuuy, cioce l'.

i'orfrujhtcrpafifiaueapplyon board. apl2dtf fc- IjThAWK MILLED and PLKB. VAU'Kl 1 in thorocfrh ruamrip order, are now reaiiy fortheaearoa to do ii of to acy point above or bIow the Falls, at the most roiaoncble rtrs. Belnp in charge of csprieiiced boatmen, they will be able to impart satinfctlcn ft.ll who rcuy irlsb to their Eervlces. Ail crucr left at the ototRinic ctore Dea.

DarreU, corner of Fourih and ri'ttfr ctrests, meet with prompt FIKK TARBLE. Captain. P. 3. AH towlna dene attberick of cners.

820 dtf T. M. ERWIN, Sncceassrto gbs Bashaa. Steamboat Agent, I-'orwaiding ami Commission Merchant. WALL, OR FOUltTU g'l'ISEET.

LOUISVILLE. KY BKLL ileairs. D. S. THOS.

SliKKl.OCS, Cl3 dtf SIc-sri. DAKliKit. DaUT i Cin. V. B.KAlt LsaiE MS TUB EAST.

itswi JACOB tiltAPa Sn.s CIKC3SSAT! 55YBUY MOftiM AllS o'doeir. Trhicc lrrnrea tiie making of t'ae c'ciocr. morning c.ncccti'-os 17 Railroad frouiCin-ci'ihtl to the Kortii Kait. ifc-r er aiisagc on j0 OAMPIO'7. t-izt harf-boat.

foot Third Llnal leal dtf PARGNY'S CONFECTIOZfESY AND J. PA 11(1 NY hegs leave to anroueo to his Mends and the imblic tli.it his crranpmenls are at Iciivth eorupleled, and va-ridus (k part incuts of his arc fi-lly or-fasized. TUB LADIES' iiESTAl'EAfiT Is a new featnie in this city, and Sicns. Piirimy pit; tires himself tlr.t it sitr.H tc oontiucld ia llic r.i.dtordurly ai: hii a scrjiti liable Tie tn-tranee is tlirondi toe Confectionery, ar.ti the care will be taken that the icrnona be onlv such as the most cnimot nbjt.c: to. A dolicaclcs of the season.

vith Si-IKPIKTS, ICES, Ac are nlwayson hanu, u-hiter and Hummer. TUB OONFEOTIOH-SRY Tb supplied rrith can tsraiit the aye or pler.se the Many of the articloa havw nee cr before been oCerciI for sale ifi tb is oily. The Rcstaiii'aiit Is ouict and orderly. No Uar is Kept, but tha jiurest and Giifis of liiquora are lunilihed to suest-3 at tabl3. Kvcry article and every dish ivhich is within reach uf the resciircj? vt ooclt can be from clice of American Ham a jtati de ara.

Macs. Parcny flatters that hia putfi i- equal to any in America. for pas' favors, he iy attention and yo-lltnoss, 10 merit a onntinuanse of the m. Varfacr, private and public Dinners. I-uppera.

Ac, vtUL be aupylitd In the beat manner, and on rcson-able trrm, either at the Keataurant or elsewhere. febll) COTTON, CAUXiXCING, Corner Roan and Thirteenth Htreeta, LOUIKVILLB, KY. TIIE undersicnd respectfully informs his patrona and Uie yublic thnl-he has enlarged hi.i ytnb-lishmcnt for thcraanufacturiHCof th abOTuartic'i3, hnd have them always on hand. Aim. ItADFIELD.

N. E. City orders delivered fre of charge, k-ldif KAYE, BTLL and IJrasa Founder, Water street, bwteon First and Second. Loulsvills, is ri''paieQ to make Bell3 for Churches. Stoamboata, Taverns.

Ac, ofallsixea and of ciperior tone, of which he keeps an assortment on hand. Hose and Suit Screws, Oil fllohts, Cylinder GuaRe. and Stop Cocks, of every sixe, Copper KIv-ets. Spelter Solder and Urasa CastluKa of every dc-Krittton. ESCASH paid for old Copner and Brasa Wldtr MALT HOPS FOR SALE.

CASH PAID FOB. BARLEY AT THE KENTUCKY MALT HOUSE. SOUTH SIDE MAIIKBT STREKT, Between Sixth nnd Seventh. Isn21 dtfnw3t JOHN EN'GKLN A- CO IiADD, WSBSTEU SEWING MACHINES. SMIH7 kyz remarkabli Btrons Minple in tVL: JL sonstructiou; make the Lock Stitch upon both Bides alike, vhinh cannot h- ravel- use a needle, and will sevr wi'h linen thread.

The flexibility or tension is such that they tfil sew over the heaviest seams In nejre jeans without diuiculty: also sews the finest baruge or la trn without drawinp it. All Machine warrmtod. P. L. FOSKKTT.

No. 5 Masonic Temple. Fnrth Louisville. Ky. MANUFACTURERS OF XEW8, BOOK, AXB COLOHED PAPERS, ALSO WHOLESALE DEALKKS IN PAPER OF ALL KINDS.

RAGS AT PFICE OF TUB LOUlSVILLli TAPER MILL. No. ilS MAIN KTttKBT SUNDRIES. OA BBLS St. Louis 1-ace Flour: iJ ISO dozen Rhaker Jlrooms: 12 do 9) bbls Be.ii.s: In store and for site at feba FRANK CARTER'S.

512 Main TTTTAY JSffl bales lieaw Itrefsetl Timotliv and Clo XX ver ean put a or tuns in car. a choice article Tor suippins or r.nlrofU, icr Kale low tiy m3 N. S. GLOIIK CO. FIXE CAUUIAUES.

Just received. riSSK onc elesant.ciose paaneled. latcm style. Coach, trimmeil with uriwscn cote'itlne. oilmen special aneniioa ,5 uir.uicn at I.

1'. STOKE Main tr8t. iaaS One square nbove tha (jalt llonss APPLE PF.iCH BRANDT IS bbls Apple Brandy; 15 do Peach Uo; In store and for aie br ANTUON1' 4- SOX. Fifth street, febl hslow ildin. EAR CORN lam receivlnrdailj-ne-Ear Col by the carload, and sslline low on GKO.

It. PATTOV. No. 120 No. V) Wail itri-L ni3 het.w.oi) Mni and the river.

TOCKEY CLUl: S.MOHINO TOBACCO-iltl easel Jockej- Club Smokins Tobacco, in 5 a bales, in store and for sale by NOCK. WICKS 1 A 317 Main st. 17IPII-; 152 ba barrels No. 2 larse and medium Mrickercl; 1M' a no 00 uo ao uo 110; if do do db do do do; SI5 kits do do do do do, LOl barrels 3 La do do 00; 140 do uoeuo do do do; 00 kits do" do do do do; 20 bbls Xo. Salmon: 10 drums large French Codfish; st-orc and for sale low by f15 TYLER Ti- 3IARTIX.

IRISH WHISKY 2 punoheonslrish Whifky, very fine, in store and for sale by ANTHONY XANONE A SOX, febl Fifth street. bcloirMain TRIiH LINEN, ic. JL -1 ue3 Irish Linen: 75 doxon Shirt oO do do Collars ReaeiTed and for sale cheap by apS T. K. SLYIN UflAR 66 nhds Snirar roceived per the steamer Masenta and forsale by m30 K.

BUSTARD. Ko. 22S West Main St. SHKET ZINC 50 casks Sheet Zinc, a superior ar tide, for sale by apl WALLACE. LITIIGOW CO.

ONIONS IOC bbls oholcelarse and dry Onions 12 store andforsaleby GEO. R. PATTOX. No.l FaorthorWalletreet, nU hetveen Main and theriver. You can get at JAS.

11. WOOD'S, Stt Market street. 3 doors above Fourth, LADIES FURS of all d-ticrirtIoiiJ, ci hf'hn inftmcftlTd lIigiu direct from the most reliable cianufaoLurerB.atverylowprict!. decl VriNDOW GLAB3 1.5C0 boxes Window Glass, aiaortedsinjs, SfcKee's hr'and, for aale by It. A.

RORINSCIN dS sis Miilmtwt. SHEET bundles of gbeet Iron. Hos. 24, 5, 6, and 7obarcn.il. and boiled; forsale by WALLACE, LITUGOW CO.

MILITARY. mi Tmtiia mihliftherl nnfler this heading will be charged five cents per line payable invariably in advance. NEWCOMB GUAYS! Tou are hereby notified to attend a regular meetinj at jour Armory THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock. Dt order of the Captain. myio dl' O.

W. CUttRT, Co. Clerk. ATTEXTIOV! JOUKSTOX RIFLES, You are hereby requested to meet at your Armory this May 18, at7K o'clock. 1 as business or Importance will be brought before the Comnanv.

order of the Captain. mylS dl' Very Important Lincoln Scuds Anns lor tne Uaiou Men oi ii.cn-tuclty. The report that Lincoln would send arms to tho Union men iu Kentucky is confirmed. A special dispatch to tho New York Ilerald says that 5,000 guns have been sent by Gen. McClelland, Lincoln's commander for Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, to the Union men of Kentucky Money thrown out in Cin cinnati.

The dispatches inform us that Kentucky money has been thrown out by the bankers and brokers of Cincinnati. Gala Dat ron the Schools. This af ternoon we oxpect to see Masonic Temple filled to overflowing by the little ones to heir and ste tho Swiss Bell Ringers. It is seldom they have a like opportunity at trilling a cost, (oaly a dime) and we are sure tliev will avail themselves of it. In the evening they give their last Concert presenting an unusually attractive pro gramme, the Kneass family sustaining prominent part, introducing new songs, quartottej and descriptive pieces.

We do not choose to apply to the Administration in behalf of any applicant for office. ournal. Our neighbor docs not mean to say, we presume, that he has not written directly to Mr. CnASis or other members of the Cabinet, recommending au applicant or applicants for office. If so, we have boon wrongly informed.

Paris Citizen says that the three gentlemen from Bourbon went to the South to purchase arms, have all returned, and were ouly able to obtain some fifty guns. These were purchased in New Orleans, and arrived in Paris safely some days ago. companies of the Firs: Kentucky Regtmeut, under command of Col. W. Hanson, will go into camp in the suburb: of Lexington, on Monday next.

The Kentucky Keglment in Virginia Harper's Jterry. Wo learn from Col. Symmes, who went as Adjutant in Blanton Duncan's regiment that the "boys" who were on Maryland Heights, opposite Harper's Ferry, on guu- day evening ware all well axd in good spirits. The report that the regiment was disorganized is not correct. Some of the men iu one of the companies had proved unruly, and caused trouble for a day or so but under strict discipline, they were de porting themselves liko soldiers.

The cor respondence of the Baltimore Sun has this about the Keutuckians: THE KENTUCKY RIFLEMEN. No visitor to Harper's Ferrv can well fail to have his atteution challenged bv the aiinearance of the Kentusky regiment, not less by the greater frequency witli which its umlorm is seen over any otner man oy the striking appearance of the stalwart and Keeu-cveu men composing n. Batter material for good soldiers, it would seem at a glance, could not be do- sired. Tho men were generally above the ordinary height, stontly framed, and wore upon their countenances au expression ol ready intelligence ana oi resolution wincu conveyed a promise of deeds of heroism whenever the hour of action shall come. The majority of them, as I learned from one of its intelligent members, are from the counties of Western Kentucky, a considerable portion of the remainder hailinir from Louisville.

Their expertness with the rifle is a subject of remark in the camp, and was publicly illustrated one day last week, when at a targtt-liring parado of the regiment five out of every six shots fired hit the mark within a circumference of thirty-six inches. They number about six hundred, are uniformed in bluo woollen hunting-shirts aud trowsers, with sloncbed hats, and are commanded by Col. Blanton Duucau, a "wealthy gentleman of Kentucky. Col. Duncan raised, equipped, aud transported his regiment to Virginia entirely at his own expense.

Tho Keutuckians are armed with Miuic rifles. They are specially detailed to guard the strongly fortified Maryland Heights, the key to the whole postiou. They know it to be the post of danger, and express an eager desire for tho light which they believe is soon to occur. ReportctTExprcKly Courier JEFFERSON CIRCUIT COURT. HON.

P. B. MUIR, Judge. Fbidav, May 17, 1S01. Commonwealth vs.

J. A. Pentou shooting continued and bail in S500. Commonwealth vs. verdict eet aside and new trial ordered.

Commonwealth vs. Rcardou and Meyer continued, aud bail iu 6510. Commonwealth vs. Reyuolds jury unable to agree and discharged. Commonwealth vs.

Pearce felony verdict not guilty. Commonwealth vs. Kcach bail to 27th in $600. The prisoners, twelve in number, were thcu sentenced by thu Judge. The following is the report of the Grand Jury' about thcTceepiug of the Jail: Locisvllu, May 13, 1SG1.

To A. Gkahasi, Forbjian, Giiand Junr: We have examiued the Jail and find it well kept, and the diet and appointments for comfort and health of the inmates properly attended to bv the keeper. ARTHUR PETER, i J. A. HARTWELL, Committee.

R. W. TOMPKINS, F.utiiful Servants. Tho Richmond (Va.) Presbyterian, after mentioning sev eral instances of devotion on the part of servants, adds: A few days a-o one or the most reliable negroes of Richmond, expressed to us his confident belief that almost anv number would be willing to go into the field, if necessary, and fight by the side ol their mas icrs, as laiiuiuiiy as wonm tlieir masters tliemselvci. lien asked his reason for so thinking, his reply was, "wo have found out from some of the free-colored nconle that went to the how the white people treat them there, and wc know well enough if (hey once come down to Virginia to set us free ws'd no inas'cr to nro- loci.

us, anu men iney would just Kick us about aud drive us out of all the places for work, as they do in the Free States." And wno mat has investigated the uuutterably wretched condition of the rrae-nerrn nomi- lation in all the uon-slavuholding States, Uoes not know that such would be the re sult nerer Marriage Licenses. Ihelollowingarethc marriage licenses issued by tho County Clerk for the wee'n ending May 17, 1S01 Pat. Minehan to C. Manning. Rilfus Frarier to Eduey Clark.

Jas. Colts to Bridget Conands. J. H. Grauman to P.

Kraft. S. Goodman to Rebecca Slosa J. M. Miller to Kath.

Miller. Jacob Gerhard to Mary Walter. Michael Ford to Kath. Burk W. F.

Herr to Sue E. Boss. Irene Keas to C. Wurthimcr. Jno.

Turner to Almira Bryant. A. S. Deancer to Mary Dehl. Jacob Keuuett to Eliiabeth Bcckler Geo.

Schneider to Margaret McCord Hugh Doherty to Mary Long. Louisville Frankfort and Lex injton and Frankfort RAILROAD Sl'EUlAO UtAiaa TO THE RACK COITRSF leave the Depot at 15 VutSch Sun' 5 miten' coniu.encIr,B Saturday. May 13, 1851. ml8 din BAM GILL, Sup't. SUNDRIES.

A TiBLS CRANBERRIES: iiCat UO bbli Norlhorn Pokuoe: 60 hoi oj W. It Cheese: It bbli choice Koll Hotter; 030 boxes E. D. Cheese; In rtore and for sale by mli ASNKK WWall street. xaTHITINa-75 boll Spanish WhlttaR, for sale by i a a.

iiuuiitautf ar S15 Main street. OSAGE ORANGE SEED-MO bushels, warranted mowth oflSGO, for sale by KllHW, 1Y1A1UI UO TITE conviction of this Rout- opens a new dire -t all-tall Line from to Clarks- vill-. numl)Oldt. PadnC'lll. Mn.nhiu.

Grand Jancticn, Yicksb'irs, and New 6rana. Only One Change of Cars from Lou- isvme to pins. Trains run from Louisville and Nashville DeDOt a3 fallows: Leaws Lcn'svinc night. AnivesatCia-ksviile. P.

ixiQ A. M. A. 31.... P.

M. ifclO A. 9:00 P. M. Making clofe connections at Ilumboldt fer New Or a and all pointi South.

Time to Kew Orleans 42K hours. Psaeajcrs will save time and money by pur-rminj Ticiicis via Clurksvllle. the nnly direct UEO. B. FLKKCE, Superintendent.

Apnllii'tu, Itr.I. mv3dti LOUISVILLE FRAXKFOET AKD LEXINGTON AND FRAWKFOltT S.AIIj ROADS. OS AND AFTER MONDAY, April 2S. 1961, Train, will Uuve Laui3viHe daily (Sundays ai FIRST 7RAIK-6 A. stipplus r.t all stations trhea liaised, ezciiiit I'tlr liace Coura2.

irith otaesfcr NewCartlo; at Fraaklortfor I.aff-rcncebunr. Marrodsburp and Danvillo: at Midway tor Versailles; atrarne's Station for Georj-itoTO, scd at L-xiritpn, via railroad adstase, fjrNirho-iasville, DauTillie Tancastc'r. Crab Orchard, i-ora-erset, Rieliuaoad, Mouut Stsrllns. and all interior SECOND TRAIN-ISO P. stopvicc at all stations Tvhen tied, excepting Fair Point.

Uace Cure.O.-rr.sbr's, iirownboro, Jtiiccner's and NorLh ItviiRou; c.nnectinL' by ztase at ISndnencs for i-heli'sriUe and New Castle, aud at i'ayne's for TMUtD TKAIX Loare at P. stopping at all Station; and returning, will leATiLaratie at A.M. atallBtaticns, and arrive at Louisville at A. Si. Trains arrive in L-iulsvillc as follows: Tlrst st 10-4(1 A.

Second Train at P. Lasrange AccorirjodatloaatfclOA.M. l-'risiit Trains leave Louiivill dally (sandaya -tceptedm 5:30 A. arriving in LexlDittou at KreUiit receivid and discharged from 7:20 A. LI.

to 6 1 -A. tickets for Danville. ITarrodsuurg, Crab Orcliard Somerset. Versailles. r.cd be'byvillc, and ail furtlicr information can be Lad at the D-jpo: in Louisville, corner of Je erson andBrooh streets.

SAli'L GILL. Superintendent. apl'3 dtf L. i F. and L.

A F. R. jLoiilsviMe and lelashvljle AND Memphis and Louisvilla Railroad Line! Completion of the Hemplais, CI.irI.s-viileand Louisville Railroad, iorm- iiv a Direct all-rail Line from Louisville to Jlemphis and New Orleans via Clarksviilc. COMMJCXCJXG APRILU, 18(11, TRAINS 'WILL MUX AS FOLLOWS: IEjWii I.OL"ISVJI,LE..12:0;i Neon. I Anivc atO.ive P.

M. Arrive Bo.v,i;i-creen.. P. M. Arrive at P.

M. Arrii-e Clirk iville P. M. Arrive at IIim.bu!dt A. M.

Arrive a. Mtinpii'? UiSlt A. V. 12:00 Night A. 5:30 j.

2'! A. djiai A. 4: 40 1'. M. Tiui to Memphis.

21 hours. Vonncdimj ut liiunloldt for Xav Orkizns. Leave 4:35 A. M. P.

M. ATiiveal Jncb'-ii. 5:15 A. II. 13 P.

M. Anivo a. Canton, P.M. A. 51.

ArriveatNu A. M. P. AI. Time.

I.ouisviPe to New Orleans. For U-rrdstoiCH, leianon and FUziibttlitxAi'n. Leave Louisville A. M. P.

M. Arrive ItTr.ls'.rurn P. M. Arrive ai M. Arrie ai.

Lebanon 11:30 A. M. P. M. 1 he A.

i. 'iVii'ii LouiGvill- conaccts at Lfl'M'ii with for Sprinpfa-lil. Uanvilte, and points in the intericr of Kentucky. RETURNING. Ler.ve Lf.hancn 5: JO A.

M. Leave Kiv-ibetLto-n A. M. ii.i!;sto-.;ii A. M.

Arrive at Loui'viMe A. M. 1'. M. 5:30 P.

TiMin froai MuXiiHiis antl NaLville trr.ve at i.ouL-v:.ie at aim iiriur. M. 'ILt! 3 -iT" uooti Tmin frt)iu Louisville will llty. The nipht Train will leave LomjviMe oc jjtmday nltth'r, hut will not run on Tiiroupb Tickets at tiip corner uf Ninfii and at So. 70 f'ourth the Naiiynal Hotel.

apliiltf JOHN It. VNUEKSON, Italttmore aad Ohio llaiiroadj GR2.iT RATIONAL KOUTE! rsERinxAiya at wasihnoton and bal- Jl THOUIil-i on ths H'liOflirp, aud IV.rV-rab'jr cn tl.e Wst: at which it unites Tritb railroads, steamers, Ac, for and frorj all poiaiMu the Wtd, and Xbrthieut. THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALT, THE KACTEKf CITirS." Tiiis is the only ro'-its to Washington City. fcy this r(iut visit Baltimore, thiiael-lhi. He it Yerk, and lloston, at tho eos.

of a ticket tc alone, by other lines, Thro.vh ticheu tr the Kas-'ftrn cUics au be pro. cttrfd via City at an additional cliarae of 3. Tima 3 caickard faro as low as by an? other route. Slecrinr Cars ati.wlied ta ail nijrht trains. Inquire Tor tickets via liAl.TlMOHE AND OHIO r.AlLlii'AL1, at any of the principal railroad offices In the "ot.

J. il. SULLIVAN, nuneratTVeslern Aceat. L. M.

COM'. (Jcntrt! Ticket W. P. cMU'H, of Trinaportatlon. anlOdtf G.

i Louuville, Ky.) (K. W. JAC1C, Xoiv Orleans, La. JACK BROTHER, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Provision Commission merchant, No. filS NORTH SILE MAIN STREET Ilettveon Third and Fourth, LOUISVILLE, K.Y QUO AR, C0FFKI-: AND MOLASSES-3 rl) hhds prime New Orleans Sugar; K'O Vb iii im? Itio Cotlee; 1C0 bbl Crushed, Pondered, and Granulated Sucar.

ICObblri PLmtation Mnlassus; lii jlill3 do do; 20 Golden Sirup; 30 H-Kallon ko-b lioiJpn Simp; In store aad fot sale by JACK r.ROTHER. 51S 5t MANUFACTURED TODACCO-3i'0 boxes (). Kllis Tobacco; firO Uo Klrg do rlo; 5i) do yrinaey ilo tio: 100 tio various brands Ta. and Ky. Tobaoco; In store and for Fide by JACK A TEAN3 AND LTN3KY5-100 balna Nepro Joara 9 hlusey.i (best brands) in Btore and for sala by KANAWHA bbls Kanawha Ealt, beat brands.

In store and for tale by JACK BROTlIKlt. MS Main QUNDRIKP- 40 half chests Gunpowder Ten; 30 do lihtck do; doLtin ShaUtr liroome: 75 do fancy vrire tied Brooms; ICO do Painted Huckcte; nwpts do Tubs 73 dosrn Zinc Wash -Hoards 5i collg CJtton Rop. all fio Hemp dn do llXt bose Star Car.aws; 5 tin Starch 75 do RaMnFcap; 30 do Palm do; do German Soap; bac: jtton Varn, all numbers; rn do Carpet Chaiu; 100 bil-s RaUin: ZD do 2T Uo Wrapping Twine; 15 bats Suice; 15 bajrs 1C0 mat Cinnamon: 3 eas cs Mudrns and Manilla Indigo; 2 Mjks Madder; 10 bbls Alum; 5 do Sulphur, 50 casks Newcastle Soda; I care Nutmocp; 300.CPO (j. D. and S.

It. Caps; 75 (truss jMaWhcs: 17." do Mnaon's larre and small Elackin-r; SO boxes assort Cnndy; lit bhlh Cider Vinegar; cW kfls- Nails. Jiasorteil immbers: On liaml and forpjU: by JACK BROTHKR, No. 51? Main fiireet, m28 between Third and Fourth. BESTABRAST AND SALOON.

Northeast corner Fourth and Market street (basement.) BEKMURD STRUBE, Proprietor inform my Trends and the public in tfcnt I am prepared to furi-ish parti-s with meals at all hour of day and nijht, either at my Saloon or at tbT resiuances. JU junen anv ci-w every mo nmz. ffirioai in want of kln-ii of Game and FIsIi can be livppliad byleavio their orders at the barn cm. ialldtf mrvniilKP l.tili;) bb's Flour: no bbla Apples; S0J bbls Potatoes: fiO bids Unions: 00 bas-s llucku hcat Floor: In store and for sale by mi jnu.i a.MiiL; uu. ASNJGia.

CWOPER, COiMSSIOtf MERC1IANT, iSiittcr, iiicese ana rrocsce. 145 FOUHTII STREET, BET. MAIN AND KlTEil, ni'. ill LOCISVILI.K. KV.

BATTINCi lorssiel ii'JM Dales o. I li.iuinp in siireuim ssieby II. 1). lNKWUO.MB BRO SUtiAIl-352 hhds good, fair and prime Sugar re-eeived ucr steamers E. II.

Pairchild and Atlan tic ami for sale by ILOCU Just receired. 60 bbla of No. 1 Extra Taiaily Flour and for sale by UHU. 11. 1 A I No.

120 Fourth or Wat! street. between itaiu and the river. MAJUil.EIZKDIKONMANTEI.SanilO.BATKS-Acoiopiete stock kept constantly nd for sala tow by LliPiJ ALlUJb. i.ixij(i0w CO. SUGAR- 60 hhds prime N.

0. Sucan 7o tiblj crushed and Powdered Sniar: 2 bi'is I.osf Suerr Id store and forsak 'jy apl5 MAKSnAIJ. gALBERT Jt CO. fT.owbu seeds. 3 A AM l'APEKS, assorted kinds, for aaleby PITKIN, TYIASD CO.

For St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit axd au. roiyrs west a yi kotb wes-i THE (5EEAT WET AKD SllOUT LIN HOUTE. ISG1. Summer.

ArraiisTaeiit. 1S61. r.T.i.nct3, cis- (MIIlVUO. fK AND AF'j'Hll April 15th 1S61 Tas- (daily ticel't Satav. days).

P.M. bt. Lcnia and P. Kl.ht (dally), at i Vr -7 vJ-'J for rt. LouU, 1.

M.kiidT Two Trains via u. and 55. U. K. Sundays) for Detroit.

at A. M. am! P. M. Twa Trains daily Sundays) City, hyrnccae.

f-t. Josuyh. Ilau-hal. t-uii'ry Hl-iemiiiiion. Iowa City, and allyolats WaV Kaitn aad Train on tiundayi to all the abore tltUa.

Only one change of Oars io Si. Louis (Jincin iicti, or CsiUa'jo. Tihi To St. Louis, la! hours; to Jefferfcn City, 31 hocra: vo St. 44 hours; to Cairo.

15 hou'v Mampliis. New hours. UTTTrains 1.iu; 7-m i i i.n P. corineeiir; at MrfcilKtL Trutas tfnmb, arrivii.K iu Louis.ille il and P. M.

SA6GA12K CHSCKEn TUUOIGH XD AL2. TK A i-irtlJs l-il KE! Ail Trains connect cloieiy til PaFrjer trainscu the Ohio Muslssiitpi Kailroail and w.si". indeGr.itsiy for O. M. vhen they arc Ueiaycd.

m-uri: lc piastn-r-TS rei'ia-b-e conncti6u ul MitcLeU. la or (rcrr. t. Louiacr Cir.tiirnsti. ZSrVasacrzer V.r?r-j takes to and from anv par, of the city srni IrJt ol cir Through oruirt clt.3.ly -CtUr! with His T-rrc 1 n-i Jliiii-road, TVest for U.i:'.e S.

J.o-j:t yz tor indL.uaroiis; at ToU-iin 3d Railvray; at M. S. wi Mich, litan Soathurn Iliilr.iad for and Ete Abo M'chan City wlththe Central Ruiimad And inti Wot ad al.o f.irt:tr can be iii their o'lice, corner of Main and Third 'itrjut. frrraerlv ocu-pUd hf A. D.

LOClSViLLK. is ure rnn T.o.s-. 8. S. PAHS Kit, Aaent.

vji. H. V. U'lC'v'riU New Albany, April's. sMILROAD, mm CHANGE OF TIME.

DRAINS will li-ave opposite Lea- JL isville, at A. 11 J. It. RT. and rivnvvvi'i vv- PRKS.S-Co:i:u k- M.l.,:;;-.

ii and all point? in the f. with I-jcal tiains tor pointdin J.mlt trn p. 1.1(511 PM.N'J EXPni-i FAST-Daily 'Sundays excrniD ciincctin-; at w'Ah Trains tin Kiii'i UailiiKni for Ciiifisjiriti. New V.tV. ddpriia.

a- -1 all KitWni Cities and at Iudniiiapoii? with Wiu: f.r CI-v I ind. Pi.ii.Mj -'i-j, jlj.b-nvire. and the principal the Kt; uUo with on tli? Terrt llaut" 1 i af.i'.-vtr Kailr.irrN St. Lords Ct icar--'. l.

Ila- bah M. the other eitic in the West and I1 litest. A. M. NIGHT UNPlHiSf Vuuv (SiHird-iy ticepted.) euiH-'l al Seyi-'our trains the Old and and all i-t indiiLnr.p.ili-; with il.e Dalloroiitsino lie l.r Mo r-iit.

Cif'-hid Nfv V.o!''..'!,. H.i'ni. liiorp. and all in Cm ai.d Ti-rro hirii- monH, and fw St. Paul.

St. Josfph. St, l.ouiia-ul all pj'inu in the West md Norihwest. A. Fup-t.

LINON JOHNSON ai-ljVdtf FASTEST LINE EAST! VIA z-ir xr APRIL MTU, LSI. JTTLE MIAMI AID 1861. iiiMiiMlil8Gl. FROM CInUiNNATI TO Boston in S3Ti li'inr'. 'ii-TS Sirntra in il-.

in WhsiIIuirin hmin. Sa' in hr.n. Detroit Ner Yr.i!t in 3t in Pany 'n iu hi.nr.a. in hcuifi in 7 fcurp. ic f-Y hourj.

hoLI'f. riirous-i Traiu Ciuciunati aa A. J. nd Da'tc i'Mpjt cotma-ts via l'uie-Jo, 'jU and Cai.ad.t. A IK KXl'KEIfiS-I'r; r.i LVtlt Mirtiiit t.

Cre.tii::i: Diii; vi Cohnul-'j i. and via Columbus, IMI'I ilativ, 0:15 A. M. UXVUI.SS A SL-F I.Utle Mirtnil 1 vi'i liftlair viin.ii'iiis Crtviline and Pituburj; nil'" C-da jbu, ChiVelhud, Dun-kirl: and RutTal--. 5:13 'I.

Cii-riimati. hiuI D-ij 'Ti itfpot, ci-ncects via Toiedo, Detroit and 10:00 M. Cincinnati, anj Depot, n-nects via Cidtir.ibi'i, i-teubenviil-: and I'llta-burir via Cobnaus, Crjtlir.e and Pittnhurtr; via Ciii'imb'-n. t-id. Diliil.ir!: and via ColTiibiii.

and and vin Bjilair r.r.d Pirtsi-urt. "tJleeping Can on thlh Train. Passengor.s for Steamers will take the 3Zoriiiiis Train. THE I. l'CK TOLEDO O.NLV.

TiT" The Nib'ht Kxpress runs daily. Saturdays ci-Cipted. tSf All oiher trains run daily, Pun. ays csciHited. Trains run by rr-iE, wliirh is 7 Minute than Cincinnati BXGHAGE TiiOUftll TO ALL IhTKi: i M'iEK.

ty siiL'Uld b.tir in Mind that the CINCINNATI Is The Ut.l) KAVOKITK ROCTK. are in.ni'i prcniL'tly, the roitiU ar'ttirTCHgiiiy llAl.LA.STf'D. and all mo-ivrn adopt-rd i-suring epixp, cuufokt, aud aAKSTV. TlinOCCH TirKKTS AreaoMsf all tlic PRINCIPAL RAILROAD TICK-STOKl'ICKSIu the and S'JUTU. ABk for Tir.kct- via CINCINNATI.

P. W. STIUPER. myii-Itr (Icnsral Ticket Cincinnati. II a i 1 IHI IIHII Wl ITTWWgtf DUFOJJ'S iflD EAEAHD'S GU OWT) JL A TE bar on har.d a full of DUPNrS f.n HAZARD'S Ifrand pnwdcr, wb-'-jh wt; continue to pell iii.irket raus.

jJk reputatinn ai.d -r-nown o. flg-Po ---dor prohibits the of uur giTiupl. to piirtiei to obtain Uieir curlitl-'-it i3. We guarantee all the Powd-r w-; sell to bj surcrio to Rjiy other brandu in lha Luito States. OFFICE OF C1TF rOWKR MAft.V7.IKE, No.

177 Mam -treet. 3atf. V. DUPONTA CO. HART OliARK, No.

115 Third fctreat. bct-recn Main and Merlet, 8 Have on hand and for f.ile lu(7 9 A 50 bblsCoi)7tr-diitiIIed Whiaky, 3 years old; A t3 do do do, 3 dc; ClJ GcS -IU do do dn, 10 do do 5 dcj! 6 quarter casks Old Port r. 3 do di Port 8 do do 4 do dy Sherry U'ine; 15 casks Yonnt-er'ti li Ale; 1 puiichsbn old Trisb Whisky, 4 ytars old; 1 do old bcot do. i do. nJOdtf THE GEM OF TifE SO.V! As Miiij by Mafia C.

V.iri;.n J-lcics id the lr. Afiatn--, now wiifi Madame AKf 0 NKAR AN'n srt the wfr.ls. with an elefc-arit litiij lill-'- t'ru'e onlv Also "STII.I. IS MV by Foley 11.11. autliorof "Ever of Tlie," suae iitbocrauhlc title a.c-nU.

Tlies- are Kcm' ati'l seliini; rapidly. Call soon at Hie Ueuirnl Musi-; liuuse. 31U West UvV WH MuCAlt.lKLL. COLffltFO Son IIATP The larfest and selecticn ever broug'if. to the city, at myt OltAIG-Sl mil keeji con-stantir oo Imiitl a nu htr of tiifs? c-Iebra- tetl natives, an-l are to put then 'SffiJli'-upat sliort nutie for hotel and family use.

ar- unsurpassed fnr bv apl tVAU.ACK. LTTHOOW CO. VEN1TIAN JJLiNU FACTORY. TKlItl) STREIIT, Main and Market-V en'tian lllimis of every sise, color and price. Show Casos for Couatry Mt-rchaiits.

cheap. IHlntis repaired, aix' "m.i forsale liUlilishsdH'" febU diw FLOOD. QULI'IIATl! MORnilXE-ltO oi. Sulphite Mor-Dphine fr.rEaleby H. A.

4 1 JjBln'" Percu.sion Caps, iihiuu- iure ii lor s-ie low by OHRIN RAW50X. my! o. -nam sireet. en Thin! and Fourth. j- LOUR iw) bbls new -sbeat Family Floor: SOU bbls Extra do do; Receipts dally, and fur Bale bv PKTKR SMITH f'onr aad Commission Merchant, y3 104 Main street, betneen First and rctm1.

SUNDRIES 60 bbli White Fish; 80 ker. prime countr Pntter: SO bn-ihfla extra tmLnnz Una-re" Seed Cora; Iaft-ore ani for s.ile on cmi-isnment. by jmlSdlm v. ii. u.

DltvDKN, Xo.Ja Third st. fTlCM Gum forsaleby R. A. KOIUNSOX tiSdiw Main airtet. tfSSSi Von et at JA.

WOOD'S, Men's IKr and UcyS SO I-T 11 ATS AN'I CAPS direct from tli- oianufiicturerj, which he is idling to s'littbe timJS. rjhUKPKNTINK-oiS IU? Spirits Turpentine juit 1 recolved per -ttflamer, Jno Ilaine ami for t-aleby 7p8 1VLKR MARTIN, A.M. and P. viu mIMi i at 7:30 A. M.

and 7:4 P. i3' daily G'Tc-pt for New Or. cans, at 7:50 A.M. 1 I day were made at 10 for primo red to choice white. There is but little doing in corn, the demand for the South being very small, and the sales arc limited to small lots for feeding at 55c05c for prime shelled, sacks included.

Uats are dull at 40e. Whisky is quiet at 13c. Groceries are dull, with but little doing. Provisions arc quiet with but a fmall demand. Mess pork is held at for city brands, but no sales could be made at these quotations.

In lots it could be purchased at a decline on the above quotations. Bacon shoulders are firm at tic. Lard is duil at 8c for prime. Daily Review JL.onisville Market. Flour and Grain Sales 500 bbls flour at So 50S" 00; 500 bushels wheat at $1S1 10; S00 bushels shelled corn at 53cG0c sacks included.

Rope Sales of SO coils machine at GJc. Whisky Sales of 100 bbls at 13c. Potatoes Sales 51)0 bnshels at 6070c. Cheese Sales of 20 boxes at Scfgiic. Apples Salus (50 bbls at S2(gS4.

GuoOEitiKi Sales of 40 hhds sugar at 6(S)7Ke; 25 bbls molasses at 32c; 00 bags coffee iu LtlglSc. Provisions Wc quote at 516f 17 for mess pork, and 8c for bacon shoulders, with no transactions. Tobacco Sales Friday 76 hhds, viz: 5 31 75(31 85; 23 at 522 'JO; 10 st $33 05; 4 rt 3 454 00; 0 at 55 054 70; 7 at 36 05G 70; 4 at 68 05, and 1 at TELEGRAPH MARKETS. Cixctxnati, May 1731. Flour unchanged and in moderate demand; sales at 504 CO for super: $4 5 for extra.

Whisky firm at I3f. Nothing transpired in provisions. Cincinmati, May 17 r. x. Flour unchanged and dull; very little doinc; small ales at $4 5024 60 for superfine, and $4 754 85 Tor extra to choice brands.

Wheat unchanged. "Whiskr steady at and the demand is about equal tn the receipts. Nothing doing in provisions; prices remain unsettled and nominal. Groceries unchanged; demand fair. New York, May 17 r.

fj Cotton without important change and demand moderate; middling Uplands are quoted at 137i. Salus of 2.400 bales including 200 hales in transit. Flour market fur common "rades rules heavy aud drooping, modo- rate home trade and limitod export demand sales 1:1,000 bbls at $5 G8B 10 for super State, 5 lo(o lor extra tsiaic, t-i ou(vo ou lor superfine western, and 15(gi5 50 for common to medium extra Wstorn. Whisky cteadv: fairbusinesa doing at a decline; sales 1,100 bla at 10. Uoou sound parcels ol wheat lair re-auest for exoort.

and brine a shade belter pri ce, while inferior to sound descriptions are heavy anu uroopmg; sales lu.uuu uusneis winter red western S01 32: 1,700 white we: tern at SI ou nois white Ken luckv 10CJ1 73. live quiet and firm at 07(2. 03. Barley continues quiet: sales 1,500 bushels Money Market. CrsciNNATr, May 17 r.

M. Kentucky currency has beou thrown out bv thtcc banking; houses, and the indications are that the paper of all the banks of the State ex; copt the Fanners and Northern Bank will be refused by all the banks to-morrow. Exchange arm at premium tor uaio anu inuiaua currency. New York Stock Market, Niw York, May 17 r. a.

Stocks Second Board dull. THE GOOD TIME HAS COME GREAT REDUCTION In Prices! cY 6ROTER IVOISSLSSS FAMILY SEWING MACHINE! LEGAL AND GENUINE TOR 40 DOLLARS! IT Is nov within the reach of all, and will deUYat thousands of families throughout the land. The only OomiiAnv that mannfactsres the two va rieties oi aiaonines, Double-Lock aed Shuttle Stitch. Aa the Patent nndor whloh these celebrated 5fa- chinas arc made, have now, after long content, boen fully dimained br the Courti apd Patent Office, and as the Company anticipate, iu time to coirfc, an ex emption from the heavr expenses er litigation, they proDose to eire the Dttblio the ben ell of this huma nity, and bare accordingly reduced the yricja of their Machines irsm ion to Uollarii on each Machine, Call and see thenu UKUViSK nave recently introduced a new fihnttie Machine for Tailors ub. irhich is r.c.

knowledge! to be superior to any of its kind in tko mantel. rice, ucy jionars. rNo. 802 Fourth bet. Market and Jefferaon, IN HIS NEW STOUE Adjoining Bank of Louisville, JVE -A-1 3NT HTHEHT, South side, between Third and Fourth, DEALER and IMPORTER iit TRIMMING GOODS, CURTAIN SIATEHIAIiS, CARPETING OIL CLOTHS, HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.

1 S70R QUANTITY. QUALITY, BEAUTY, AND XX HUUSJi Ula NO KliUAL. kU7 1 niii iiia niuiLBttU tu heu au oi niv nin an fit n. mersand as many new ones aj possible. have prooured the services of E.

A. RANDALL, late of the New York Cash Store, as Sales, man. myi utf WALKER'S EXCHANGE, Third street, betweeu Main and Market. Cauliflower, Green Peas, Cucumbers and Tomatoes, GNJPE. SHAD, BLTJE-WISG DUOE, CEAllg, KJ OU.LiLi Ul Brmia, AC.

JOHN OAWKIN A Third slrost. between Main and Market. 11. Just arrived and for sale. London Luci ano, utaro granules, nne rort, Madeira, and Shi TMnes.

and Hayana Clears, J. c. A CD. SI'ItlNO STYLES DRESS HATS Intro, duced this morning by m23 A. B.

KELLOGG. CASSIMERE IIATS-SI'RIXG STVI.E At KELLOUG'S. SOFT HATS-AH colora, stjlei and qualities, at KELLOGQ'S. SPRING STYLE CAPS-A lr ment received this day per express lit 1 KELLOGG'S. Kourth strtet, under National Hotel.

STIFF ItRTM HATSAll An.t-A mu uar per cxorss at tiuubu il, fourth street. under National Hotel. BLACK TEA a chests extra fine Oolonst Tea justrecelred direct from New York and for sale corner First and Market sts. ARIETIES-T 50 doren Callroad Corsets; 50 do new style Skirts; Coat'a Spools. Suspenders; Patent Thread, Needles.

Pins; Rutt-ms, Combs, Whalebone: Ruminj, Crochet Braid. Ac, Ac Just received and for sale cheap by JW T. R. SLEYINA CAIN Ce5Ie0b? AmarleM alTh MS SOBIKSOS n6(U "XMainst roet. A CASES CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPE5 lnstoreand fonalebr A.

T. T)T7 PfPffT nn POTATOES AND APPLES-1 fresh supplies, and foi sale rMeinr dalr between Alain and the river H1SJSUI DRIED FRUITI 1 KA iVUTS' BUTTER' CHOICE LARD FOR FASHLY USE' FEATHERS, 4e Justreceived and for sale low br febia SOCt. TYICga A CO. SCOTCH ALE. ECEXVED this day.

per railroad en t. JLt, TOUNOBB'S A LE. St. Louis Bf ewerr iiiiv -t it RnnDiiipn0Mthd for E3 SMVaUstr'ee' uuuanuuuas jiuiAiaeeif a lot of chnlnA rnrli cnoioc Jus ebM NOOK. WICKS A CO TWDIT JARS iron quart andhf gallon Frui JL' Wltu cjorkl ana jteni wax for sane for ale br B.

KOBINSON A MOLASSaa-SOT bblianJialfhbli St. JanieV Sogarkouie Melasits in itore andforsale br TWTKTY PRUIT- 100 boxes Londea Layer Kalslni; 100 do do do; 75 boxes MR ds: 60 do do do; 100 do do do. 600 drumsnewnpi; In store and for sale by o30 GEO. W. MPRRIS.

No. 1M Third et EAGI.B YABaNS-100 bass Eagle Yarns, assorted numbers, Is itora and fomale by SECOD DAY-MOM)A MAY 20TII, Louisville Association Stake. Sweepstake for Colts owl YYWts then 3 years old. ijilte ftluO subscriation. $50 forfeit.

515 declaration, if made and liniil bythelatday of at arc iboi. siuu uy me Abaocat'on, provided two or mere start. Ten or more to make a race. Closed 1st ix7 of Jaimarr. liSl whh the folio wing nominations no declarations.

to commence nraisdhj at ZK o'clock CSCirJ will leave the Kace Course at U'i-. and Ueular Lexiimton at o'clyck. Gars remain at the Course until the Uacca are over. -PASSENGEIE CARS RESERVED FOR LA-DIrJtf. Prices of mission.

ADMITTED FREE OF CHARGE Jl Badges for the week, adimtting to Quarter anil CO Tickets to l'ublio Biaml antl 1 Quarit-rMrctca Jiailfci fur Colored for the week Tickits, round 5 Tickets for sa'e at the Denot and at tin; Tick Oflice on the Course. Badges fr sale at the Ualt UQUZC. 52T1S0 MONEY RECEIVED AT THE GATES. CEn tries for Purses wilicloie at the atanu every ai.er me uace. K9Pools for sale at the Gait Houe every eve niuu and morning, on the Track, by WORLti my it dl LISl'Ttilir AUCTION NTECE! CHANGS OP BUSINESS! S.

PtOTIICIIILJ), On MarJzet street, between, Second and Third, Jo. South Ht'do, 'WfOVLTi announce to the citizens of Louisville 1 vicinity, that he han or.ened alarjre AUCTION AND COMMISSION liirslNEaS, where he will h.vre always hand t. UrjiQ h.t of POM KTIC GOODH, DOCTS AND SHOKS. and RKADY-MADE CLOTHING, at auction prices. Auction Sales every day Troru 9 until .2 o'alock, and in the evening from 7 until 10 o'clock.

Out-door rales promptlv wtlendcd to. Cash advanced on consignments. K. B. All persons indebted to mo will come forward and scttlf, or the nccounti will he put in the hands of an officer for inSSdtf S.

ROUICIULD. W. H. C. DRYDEN, Commission Merchant Fi3SI AND PRODUCE Ko.

33 Third Htro-t, bat. Main and the Kivor, iV. attciition fciven to the 3aleofHa7 Grain, Dried Fruit, P.uttcr, Efjtcs, Apples, Totatoes, Flour. Diteon. Laid, Sic.

for (irocaiIe3, L'nuord, rhc! Sliinafee-tnrel Articles, HoKclted and filled on thu mo3t fa-TOrabie ternia. f3f" Liberal cash adracces made cn consisn n3 COAL, COAL. PITTSBURG. PJSACH ORCHARD. HARTFORD CITY.

COAL. COAL. Of thehtst quality and at the lotvcst prices. Vo salehy CKl'i'lKN'UEN A GAMT, west Bide Third atrcct, bet. Main and Market.

myl dtf son Sgti'oot GEO. W. IlP.IGCShas onrned the above plaen. oijpoitc the Courier Olliw. vill he to meet vU nijtl n.iv frieris.

l'ure Liquors and the best of Alealwayi ou haud for those thirst and a colli collation for thcte who hunger, apl dtf SCHBODT LAVAL, Mannfacturers of Alcohol, Cologne, Pure Spirits, And Dealers In Bourbon IJIauonaJtela Wliiskies, Westside Second bet. Main and "WaUr, au5d.tKtf LOUISVILLK. KV Dmcss G00DS-15 caaej new Ainerican Lawns; do do French do; 7 do asinrlud Popline; Received and for sale cheap by T. R. SLEVIN' A CAIN.

PDRT5 COGNAC AND ROCHELLE RUANDIES. 20 Yi casks A. SciFnette Erandv; 10 4 do Otard, Dupur Co. lirHiidj; 10 do Maarct do; 10 do PinPtCastillon da: Also 10 and 5 pipes pure I'ellevolpin Itrandy on consignment and ordered to be sold at New Yort prices. j.iiuAb, nortnsiue Main street, n24 between Seventh and F.iphth.

TTSKAD TI1IS Silk. Merino. Lambswool. Cash mero and Cotton Undershirts and Drawers, at cost! cost! oa Main street, doors above Third, at di A D. MANSKIKLD'S BARLEY 125 bushels prime Barley, in store and for Bale by GEO.

R. l'ATTOX, No. 120 Cold No. 24) Wall street, nf between Main and theriver T1IO COFFEK-riOO baaiRIo Coffee just received per steamers Diana and J. It.

Ford and for sale by tap ti him a jiAiiiirs. V. D. GiETANO rniLIP TJCARO R. A.

TACi.R0, V. D. GAETANO "Wholesale Fancy Grocers, And Dealers in FOREIGN FRUITS, iMAXUFACTUREHS Of CADY, SYRUPS, AD FRESER.VES, No. 710 Main street, between Seventh and Eighth fb7 LOUISVILLE, KV SPRING CAPS A fine asortinant of EsRtt i'K''t colored Caps tor jut received PRINTS 100 eases new style American Prinfa; 5 do black, and black and white Prints; 2 do -1-4 Hayle's purple Prints; Reelved and for cale chean by ap25 T. K.

SLEVIN CAIN. J. MOiK8, 73U MAIK STRKKT. "JJ AVE in store and low in lote jljl suit purcnaiem, over titoi? or various aise and brands of Kentucky Bourbon Whiak a portio very old and made by the beet Itourbon co jipcr di til ion is probably the Lnest Whisky bow jorfa Btbe state. OliED POTATOtS-100 bbls eeioctcd while MS shanoo Seed Potatoes at $1 40 per bbl.

now in store anu loreaie uy N. S. GLORE No. 131 m5 between Main and River. W.

K-rSINA ORANGKS- 10.J boxes Orances; 50 i do LiDons: Received by steamer Pevtona and for sale by Y. D. OA ETA NO Main street. apIS between Seventh and Klahtli. 6 N'i'iN LL AsSl OK I sW TUliXcC0e ftsea FontanellaSmokius Tobacco, In 10 bal, Iu store and for sale by dl7 NOCK, WICKS CO.

SODA ASH casks Kurtz's Soda Ah. Kl pr cent, reiiKth, just recivod per steamer Diana and for sale by apj TYLER MARTIN. CASES UNION PIUNTS: XO 10 CASES TACON PRINTS: fi do M'RAGUE'S PRINTS: 2 do ENGLISH BLACK PRINTS; 2 do CANTON FLANNEL; Just received and forsale cheAp. "We retpectfnlly invite the attention of the trade to our stock, wbich will be kept lull and well assorted, and will be sold prist barjaias fercaah or to prompt buyers on short time. janlT T.

R. SLEVIN CAIN. JUST RECEIVED AT THB CHEAP LACE STORE, 30J Fourth HtrfetCoI.i No.MJ. ALAnGE ASSOUTMKNT OF EmhroidiiredJacocit Daods; Do do Edgings; Do do Irtiertioos; Plain Linen Collars and Set; Vulencienne Edpinys and Laces. Ahro.

a few Real Lnce Collarettes (new stylos), at my U5oa: Inw prion ffr cash. A lot of French Embroidored LIKEN BANDS will tesoIdIss than eost at CHARLES F. RAUCnFUSS'S Cheap Laco Stora, fU S03FoarthstjrecttoldNo.P9). MACCAR0NT AND OIL cases Italian Marcaroni; 15 do do Oil; Rcelvcd by Chancollor ajid for sale by y. D.

GAETAKO Maiastreft. aplff hetween Seventh and Klghtb. 0LASSES 20 0 bbls ehoice Plantation Molaisei landing from steamer Atlantic and for aalby dll E. BUSTARD. No.

22a West Main st. JUST RECEIVED-COO as fresh Table Butter: 20 boxes Cream Cheese; 20 bids Cranberries Also a superior lot of Groceries always on hand, in store and for sale by A. FONDA SONS, Wholesale and Retail Grocery Stj re, S05 Fourth bcL Market and JefTrrson. my Louisville. Ky.

AVPLKS bbls cboite Northern ApnltS. In large packages, received this day and In dolly receipt of same kind, and for sale lots to suit, by N. S. GLORB No. 131 Fourth mS between Main and Rirer.

HOLLOW-WARE 250 tons Country Hollow-ware, assorted sizes, for sale to the trade at low prices, by apl WALLACE, UTnGOW Jt CO. fti English IiancaBlock-Tln, a superior article, for sale by pl WALLACE, LITHGOWA CO. 4..