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Weichant Jacob, laborer, over 756 jeff. Weichan John, laborer, over 632 main. Weidekemp Frederick, f Barteram & W, 633 jeff. Weihe C H, clothing merchant, 171 water. Weihe August, clerk at 171 water.
Weisenberger m, laborer, over 610 jeff.
Weilenback Valadin, wagon maker, 920 jeff.
Weiley Mr, carpenter, 322 market, bds 64, 8th.
Weiley Wm, shoemaker, over 397 Green.
Weinman Adam, grocer, 834 main.
Weise John, black smith, 683 main.
Weisert W, butcher on main ab Woodland garden.
Weisiger Samuel P, f A S White & Co, 591 main, h 587 market.
Weissinger Geo W, f Prentice & Weissinger, publishers of Louisville Journal, c 5th & main, h country seat.
Weiter John, tailor, 669 jeff.
Weittemore Maria, widow, in rear of 13, 5th.
Welby Thomas J, f White, Welby & Brown, 82, 4th, h.c 5th & Creen.
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Welby George, f B G Cutter & Co, 454 mn, h c 5th & Gra Welch Wm M, printer at Democrat office, h 218, 5th. Welch John, printer, bds 425 jeff. Welch Wm, free colored, shoemaker, 58, 6th. Welch James, plasterer. bds 344 walnut. Welch Louisa, widow, h 930 main. Welch John, blacksmith, h 474 market. Welch John, at 97 water.
Welch Thomas M, brickmason, bds 38, 5th.
Wellerman John, tailor, 457 main, bds 428 jeff.
Welinghorst Bernard, tailor, 10, 5th.
Welker Jacob, grocer, 729 jeff, h 655 chestnut. Welker Henrick, clerk, 729 jeff, c preston. Welker Geo, drayman, h 746 jeff. Weller John, 260 main, c 101k. Wellman J G, shoemaker, 556 jeff. Wells Dudley, dealer in dry goods, 721 market. Wells Nathaniel, clerk, 450 main, bds Croghan h. Wells J, brickmason, 559 jeff.
Wells S, boatman, bds 130 market.
Wells Harvey. captain, bds 130 market.
Wendall Benj F, medical student, bd. 365 walnut.
Werner Joseph, laborer, bds 72, 11th. Werner Anthony, laborer, bds 72, 11th.
Werner John, engineer, h 20, 11th. Wentinger M, saddler, bds 545 jeff.
Wentinger L, carpenter, bds 545 jeff.
Werne Joseph, [ Spiegelhder & Weine, 82, 3d.
Weskamp J, cabinet maker, bds 118 jeff. Westbay James W, 282 Grayson.
Westbay Henry. 930 main.
Westbay Henry B, city gauger, 233 walnut, office 72, 4th. West L, keeps livery stable, 713 market, h 27 Lafayette. West M, widow, 397 walnut.
West John A, captain of Bob Letcher, h 47 Green.
Western hotel, s s main, bt 7th & 8th, Morrison proprietor Westly Mr. ab Campbell bt Washington and creek. Wetsel John H, baker, 114, 4th.
Wetsel Daniel, coach trimne , bds 332 main. Wever Wm, brick mason, bds 565 jeff.
W ever Wm, gardner, bds 593 walnut. Weyd Lewis, f Graf & Wezd, 2.7 main. Weyler & Edinger, blacksmith, es 5th beyond Broadway. Weyler Michael, blacksmith, 708 market, h 725 market.
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Weyler Adam, blacksmith, 609 main. Weyler Charles, horse doctor, 802 market. WF Lane & Co, dirs in groceries & produce, 34 & 36 prl. H Bacon & Cobb, grocers & com mer, 423 main. Thedon Edwin H, bds 535 jeff.
elan Joseph K, f J K W & Co, 444 market, c 4th. lan Martin, teamster, Portland av, bt 16th and 17th. Wheeler- Maria Mra, dress maker, 358 market.
Wheeler Rachel Mrs, bds 356 market.
Wheeler Wm, grocer on Fulton bt Campbell & Ohio.
Wheeler Augustus, h 110 centre.
Wheeler Geo W, carpenter, bds 58, 7th.
Wheeler Winthrop, grocer on Fulton bt Campbell & Ohio. Whig Philip, shoe maker, 22, 3d.
Whinkoff Henry, upholsterer, 547 main. Whipple Job, boatman, Portland av, bt 19th & 20th.
Whipple Samuel, drayman, 123, 12th. White, Welby & Brown, auction and com mer, 82, 4th. White Nathan, [ W, Welby & Brown. 82, 4th, bds 78, 5th. White Nathaniel H, book & job printer, over 452 market, bds Mrs Haldeman's. White Charles, last maker, 46 wall.
White Win, shoemaker, 551 market.
White & Bullen, grocers, 707 main. White James W, f White & Bullen, 707 main.
White Levi, grocer, 778 main.
White G W, grocer, 87, 8th, c Grayson.
White Joseph, hatter with Praigg, h 95, 8th.
White L F, book kseper at Northern bk Ky, h Portland. White John, f John W& Co, 510 main, resides in N Y. White Lewis J, f J White & Co, 510 main, bds Galt h. White Wm, f North & White, 452 mrkt, h 170, 3d. White Albert, clerk, 456 mrkt.
White George, locksmith, 88, 3d.
White Sarah, widow, h 347 Grayson.
White Geo G, f Patterson & White, bds 347 Grayson. White Lawrence B, clerk in post-office, bds 347 Grayson. V/ Thite R R, tobacco inspetr at Lou ware h, bds c let & ma. White James, bds 215 main. Thite A, widow, h 569 jeff. 8
White Geo, paper m, 235 main.
White Thomas, bds 596 market. White Mrs, on Fulton, bt Floyd & Preston. White James, carpenter, h 289 Green.
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White John, saddler, 51, 3d. White Thomas W, bds 500 market. Whitesigh Thomas, hackman, 31 Lafayette. Whiting Wm, painter, 730 jeff. Whiting Michael, shoemaker, 728 jeff. Whitlock Wm, book keeper, h 12, 11th. Whitney Mrs, bds 334 market. Whitney Roland, clerk, 508 main. Whittimore Geo, laborer, 61 Clay. Whittingham Wm, cigar maker, 108, 4th. Whittingham Charles, tobacconist, 38, 6th, h 317 mrkt. Wiaston H, bds 143, 7th.
Wicks Silas, carpenter, bds 343 market.
Wickersham Wm F, tin plate worker, 73, 4th.
Widerin Christian, tailor, 614 market.
Widney James H, school teacher, bds 884 main. Wiegman Christian, boot & shoe maker, 6, 4th. Wiesomer Philip, f Smith, Wiesemer & Co, 753 jeff. Wiest Andreas, laborer, in rear of 756 jeff.
Wiest John, coffee house, 4, 5th. Wiggerton Samson, keeps wagon yard, 777 main.
Wight Fleming, brick mason, 22, 1st. Wightman Charles, cabinet maker, bds 626 market. Wiggins Wm, hatter at Praigg's, h 119 Green. Wilde Wm, laborer, Eds 644 main.
Wilder James, f J B & Co, 448 main, h 357 Green. Wilder Oscar, f J B W & Co, 448 main, bds Exchange hotel.
Wilder Edward clerk, 448 main, bds Noble h.
Wilder Susan, widow, bds 163, 6th.
Wilburn Joseph, painter and glazier, 374 main.
Wilcox Stephen F, blacksmith, 482 jeff, bds 415 market. Wilgins Philip, confectioner, 365 jeff.
Wilkes Wm, f Lewis & Wilkes, 492 main, h 400 chestnut, Wilkes Geo, clerk, 500 main, bds Taylor h. Wilkes John, clerk, 442 main.
Wilkes Geo, wire, seive and machine card m, 398 main. Wilkerson Ann, widow, 35 Lafayette. Wilkerson Emily, widow, 57, 9th.
Wilkie James, laborer, 633 market. Wilkin Henry, on s s Broadway, bt 11th & 12th.
Wilkins Hugh, upholsterer, 154 water, h 289 chestnut. Wilkins M, cabinet maker, bds 98, 5th.
Wilkins Samuel, grocer, 724 market.
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Wilkinson Clark, cooper,:45 Preston. Wilkinson Edward, grocer, 216 market. H .|| ||||\ Wilson, Starbird & Smith, wholesale druggists, 470 main. Wilson Thomas E, f Wilson, Starbird & Smith, 470 main, h 539 jeff.
Wilson James Dr, druggist, 798 market,
Wilson E F, M D, office 665 jeff.
Wilson & Allen, pork packers, on mn ab Woodland garden. Wilson David W, atty at law, office on 6th, h 356 chestnut. Wilson Benj, f B W & Son, prprtr plaining mill, on Fulton c Brook, h 219 washington
Wilson James HI, f Benj W & Son, bds 219 washington.W Wilson A R, at Benj-Wilson's, bds 219 washington.williW Wilson Isaac H, clerk, 527 main. emailliW/
Wilson James. finisher, bds 228 main.
Wilson Sanford, clerk, 478 market.
Wilson Robert, machinist, bds 639 main.
Wilson Luther, plasterer, bds 344 walnut. billi W Wilson James C, pilot, bds 262 Green.
Wilson Edward, flowrist, 593 walnut.
Wilson Wm, engineer, h 115 Green.
Wilson Fielding, engineer, bda 115 Green.
Wilson Ann, widow, 262 Green.
Wilson Thomas C, carpenter, bds 262 Green.
Wilson Wm S, carpenter, h 123, 8th. HOW
Wilson Isaac, free colored, 404 walnut.
Wilson Leander, laborer, bds 370 market.
Wilson Sandford, clerk, 87, 2d. all Vi
Willee Geo, laborer, 224 main. HalliW William Pragoff & Co, liquor dealers, 35 wall. TM aill:W William & T J Noris, cabinetmakers, 793 main. William A Richardson & Co, commission merebts, 30 wall. William N Bullitt & Co, grers and irn dirs, 421 and 705 mt. William Garvin & Co, dry goods dealers, 507 main. vil W Willard Peter H, bds 16, 7th.
Willard G W, moulder, bds 164 jeff.
Williams Frederick, clerk, 76, 4th, bds Western h. W. Williams John, shoemaker, 182 madison. Pobla W Williams Benjamin, clerk, 484 market, bds 28 centreein W Williams Geo, carpenter, bds 225 green. hai1 1onn W Williams Charles, carpenter; bds 225 green. 1 .W Williams Bushrod, carpenter, h 237, green. h&M wolaniW Williams. Alexander. free col'd, barber, 56,.5th.(ohnetaniW Williams Wm, clerk, 77, 14th,201 nosora ,ndal qologher
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Williams Wm, f Poillon & "Williams, 62, 5th. Williams Henry H, free col'd, dancing master, 428 green Williams Edward, plasterer, bds 709 market. Williams Win, bds 709 market.
Williams Wm, b 194, 6th. Williams Theodore, carpenter, bds 194, 6th. Williams Thomas, gas inspector, 58, 1st.
Williams Samuel, chairmaker, 91, 4th, bds 58, 1st. Williams Lewis, blacksmith, 793 market, bds 774 market. Williams Susan, widow, s s broadway, bt 15th and 16th. Williams Elizabeth, widow, 86, 11th. Williams Sarah, free col'd, 50 East.
Williams Thomas, foreman gas works, h 696 main.
Williams Martin, w s 5th, beyond Broadway.
Williams Sarah, widow, 35, 7th Williams E B, courier, 514 market.
Williams A, barber, 563 market.
Williams mrs Emma, h w s M'Callister.
Williams John S, clerk, 426 main, h 102, 7th. Williams Ann, widow, h 28 centre.
Williams Samuel, cabinetmaker, 91, 4th. Williams Alonzo A, boat" an, bds John Dailey's. Williams E, architect, h 421 market.
Williams Mra E, millinery establishment, 421 market. Williams Isaac, cigarmaker, 474 main, bds 12, 4th. Williams Wm W, carpenter, bds 86, 11th. Williams House, M J Fults proprietor, 38, 5th. Willis Levi & Co, livery stable, 359 market. Willis Charles F, clerk, 475 main, bds 562 jeff. Willis Maria, widow, h 194 jeff Willis Charles, laborer, 212 jeff.
Willis Maria, widow, rear 134, 9th.
Willis Vêm, carpenter, 49 hancock.
Willy Hugh, brickmaker, ab Woodland garden.
Winans Aaron L, saddler and harness maker, 66, 5th. Windhorst Heinrich, boot and shmkr, 595 mrkt, h 587 mrkt. Winebrier Solomon, hatter. 202 walnut
Winkle Philip, grocer, 710 main. Winleck Wm T, f Ewing & W, 5134 market, bds Galt h. Winner Frederick. tailor, 323 main. Winner Thomas, shoemaker, 115, 3d. Winslow Martin C, planemaker, 53, 3d, b 6 marshall. Winstanley- Thomas, carpenter, 120 green. Winstanley John, grocer, 168, 5th.
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Wint Wm, stoneware maker, 728 main. Winter Julius, clerk, Rayser's, 163 water. Winter Josiah, trunk maker, 222. 5th. Winters Josiah, saddler, 51, 3d. Winters Geo, deputy jailor. Winters Mark, saddler, 51, 3d.
Winterstein Casper, laborer, bds 87, 13th. Winterstein Christian, foundryman, h 87, 13th. Winterstein Philip, shoemaker, 56, 2d. Winthorst Josiah, tailor, 532 market. Wintteringer Alexander, finisher, bds 298 main. Wisebart L H, clothing merchant, 426 market. W Witherinton Geo, fulton, bt brook and floyd. Wizotsky Arnold, printer, h 592 jeff.
Wærner Peter, cabinetmaker, 815 market. Wærner Alphy, 867 market. Wolf Thomas W, 16 wall.
Wolf Joseph, grocer, 202 main.
Wolf Michal, f A S White & Co, 591 main, bds 930 jeff.
Wolf F, laborer, h 272 market. Wolf Jacob, tailor. 457 main.
Wolf Geo, Metcalfe's brewers, h 620 jeff.
Wolf G M, carpenter, bds 553 market. Wolf Joseph, coffee house, 674 market.
Wolfanstein Jacob, [ 1 Davis & Co, 428 market, bds 58 5th. Wolfarth Geo, grocer, 826 main.
Wolle Nathaniel, city attorney, Croghan h, bds 437 jeff.
Wolfe Heinrich, carpenter, 43 marshall.
Wolfe G, carpenter, 43 marshall. Wolfe Bernard, carpenter, 43 marshall.
Woolfolk Edward, bda 656 jeff.
Woolfolk Richard H L, clerk Post office, bds 656 jeff. Wolford Charles. f Hewitt & Wolford, bds 526 walnat. Wolford Hen y, city clerk, h 890 jeff.
Wolford Wm 8, 28 Lafayette. Wolson Lidia, widow, 312 market.
Wolson Wm, plasterer, bds 312 market. Woltring H. bds Louisville h. Wolvarton Hamilton, joiner, bds 812 main. Wooddy John, carpenter, 681 walnut.
Wood Wm C, attorney at law, 6th, bds 294 jeff. Wood James, confectioner, 86, 5th.
Wood Peter, M D. 28 Preston.
Wood Herman, horse dealer, 582 market.
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Wood Henry T, grocer, 491 market, h 4694 market. Woods E, prprtr Pittsburg h, 203 water. Wood Oliver, laborer, 194 jeff. Wood M, machinist, bds 384 market. Wood James, blacksmith, 160 gray, h 178 gray. Wood Henry, bagging factory, 50, 6th. Wood F, cabinetmaker, bds 500 market. Wooden Henry, laborer, s s broadway, bt 12th and 13th.V. Woodfall John, machinist, 304 main, h 275 grayson. Woodfield Joseph, free col'd, bds 522 walnut.
Woodfolk Harriet, widow, 80, 11th.
Woodfolk Austin, free col'd, h 208 chestnut. Woodruff/Alexander, hardware mer, pearl, h broadway. Woodruff W W, 455 green.
Woodruff John, engineer, h 366 main.
Woodruff P, widow, h 594 market.
Woodruff John, engineer, h 227 market. Woodruff Wm, painter, bds 667 main. Wood uff Susan, widow, 667 main. Woods Edward R, painter, 121. 3d. Woodson Marshall, barber, 70, 3d. Woodson S, laborer, 213 Chestnut. Wooley Abraham R, 646 market. Word Wm HI, at Smith & Son's, Fulton. Workman Ann, seamstress, 116 Water. Worsley Wm, bagging factory, h 606 main. Worth Alexander IT, laborer, 769 main. Wright & Burdsall, dirs Ikng giss & ppr hangings, 531 mm. Wright Morrison, [ W & Burdsall, 531 main, bds Ex h. w Wright David, f D & J Wright, 432 main, h 33, 9th. Wright John, f D & J Wright, 432 main.
Wright & Criels, pork packers, main, ab woodland garden. Wright Henry, dir in dry goods, 451 mrkt, h 447 Chestnut. Wright Supton, Herberts burr mill stone mnfctry, 194 water. Wright Uriah. grocer, 541 walnut.
Wright Lewis F, 541 walnut.
Wright Thomas, barkeeper, 474 market. Wright Robert A, coppersmith, 127, 12th. Wright Amos, boatman, h 748 market.
Wright Fleming, brickmason, bds, w 8 1st, bt mrkt & jeff. Wright Thomas D, printer, h over 218, 5th. Wright Willard, saddler, 551 main.
Wright Mr, jeweller, bds over 471 market.
Wright Joseph S, bds 500 market.W
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Wrothmann Wm, shoemaker, 22, 3d. Wulkop Adolphus, M D, 438 jeff. Wulkop Chas W, clerk, 498 main, bds 438 jeff. Wullerich John, shoemaker, bds 608 Green. Wyatt Washington, undertaker and coffin maker, 335 mrkt. Wybrant John, dir in porter and ale, 58, 5th, h 195 Green. Wybrant Andrew, bds 195 Green. Wyman Marshall, pilot, h High, bt 20th and 21st.
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Xavier Rose, sister of charity, es 5th, bt green and walnut. / Xavier Kelsea, brewer, s s green, bt preston and jackson.
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Yandall Lunsford P, M D, prof in Med College, h 365 wint. Yarnell Phebe Miss, 226, 3d. Yenowine Peter, blacksmith, h 563 jeff. Yost Jacob, shoemaker, bds 2, 2d. Youce Samuel, tinner, 61, 6th, h 354 Grayson. Youce Joseph, 61, 6th, h 341 walnut. Youman John, dealer in wood, 154 green. Young Samuel A, atty at law, 99, 5th, bds 386 chestnut. Young David, laborer, 47, 12th.
Young Lustre, carpenter, 322 market, bds 64, 8th.
Young Cyrus, free, col'd, 45 centre. Young John, lumber merchant, 14 clay.
Yound L, free, col'd, 86 preston. Young Wm, barber, 71, 3d. Young Morgan, shoemaker, 344 main.
Young Edward, clerk, 451 main. Young Wm, bath house, bt 462 and 464 mrkt, and 73 pearl. Young John J, bds Ormsby h. Young Henry, drayman, 965 market.
Young James, hackman, bds 188 jeff. Young John P, steam saw mill, fulton, bt clay and shelby. Young Mr, teacher, 332 green. Young John D, lumber merchant, h clay bt wshtn & creek. Young Isaac, cooper, bds 841 jeff.
Young Lewis, tanner, 44 Portland avenue.
Younger Wm, laborer, h w s McCallister. Youngest John, clerk, 183 water.
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Zanone Peter, confectioner, 489 market. Zanone Jacob, coffee house, 384 market, Zanone Augustus, barkeeper, 419 market. Zanone Anthony, 540 walnut. Zazio Nancy, widow of Francis, confectioner, 78, 4th. Zeanor Wm, brickmason, bds 600 market. Ziegenheim C, coffee house, Portland av, bt 17th and 18th. Zieler Kasper, baker, rear 774 market. Ziegler Bonaparte, wood dealer, over 538 Green. Ziegler John, butcher, 634 Green. Ziegler Joseph, bds 634 Green. Ziegler Geo, tailor, 444 market, bds 124, 5th. Ziegler Geo, saddler, 551 main, bds E W Conner's. Zigler John, carpenter, bds Kentucky h, 553 market. Zilch Conrad, shoemaker, 733 jeff.
Zimmerman Adam, shoemaker, 81, 3d.
Zimmerman Henry, wagon and ploughmaker, 811 main. Zimmerman John B, tailor, 1284 market. Zobel Adolph, bandhox maker, rer 505 market. Zoder Geo, boatman, h 129, 12th. Zolizzi Joseph A, clerk, 473 market, bds Franklin h. Zorn John G, shoemaker, 6, 4th. Zubbrod G, gunsmith, 73, 4th, h 95, 6th. Zuma Geo A. f E C Beard & Co, 480 main. h 35, 7th. Zunsteck Frederick. blacksmith, over 752 jeff. Zweigdorff Rudolph, shoemaker, 769 jeff.
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GALT HOUSE, Corner of Main & Second Sts., ISAAC EVERETT, PROPRIETOR.
LOUISVILLE HOTEL Main, between 6th & 7th Streets.
THIS HOTEL is thoroughly repaired, newly fur- nished, and now open for the recep- tion of visitors, under the superintendence of WILLIAM BISHOP, LATE OF NEW ORLEANS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, P. W. BIBB, PROPRIETOR, Corner of Sixth and Main Streets. Is prepared at all times, to accommodate citi- zens and strangers, in a com- fortable manner.
HOELE OUSE.
No. 495 Main, between 3d and 4th Sts.in) ENTERTAINS TRAVELLERS AND BOARDERS, AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. 21)}
192 WALKER'S RESTAURANT HOTEL,
East side of Fourth, between Main and Market streets,
Where all the substantials and delicacies of this and other markets, can be had at all hours. N. B .- The DAILY PAPERS from the princi- pal Cities of the Union, are on file at this house.
TAYLOR HOUSE BY P. W. TAYLOR, JR., No. 546 Main, between Second and Third sts., Second door above the Bank of Kentucky.
The table will, at all times, be bountifully supplied with all the luxuries of the season, and the charges, will be made satisfactorily low, either by the day, weck or month.
VERANDA HOUSE, BY N. WADE,
Corner Jefferson and 4th, entrance on 4th.
This house has been thoroughly refitted, with an addition of some thirty rooms more than it contained heretofore; all of which are elegantly furnished, and is now ready for the reception of Citizens and Strangers.
N. B .- Private families can always be ac- commodated with suitable rooms, at reasonable terms.
193 WALKER'S CITY EXCHANGE No. 73 Pearl, between Main and Market streets,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
This house is elegantly built, expressly for the business, furnished in the most splendid style, and is noted for its superiority over any other house west of the mountains. Private rooms are always in readiness, for the accommodation of Gentlemen; and the proprietor assures the public that his assortment of Refreshments, and pure old Wines and Liquors, cannot be ex- celled by any other establishment in the Union.
N. B .- All the city, principal inland and for- eign newspapers, are received and filed in the reading room, for the accommodation of mer- chants, farmers, mechanics and visitors.
WESTERN HOTEL, GEORCE B. MORRISON, PROPRIETOR,
South side Main, between 7th and 8th streets.
This house is fitted up in the most elegant style, well furnished, and has forty-five comfort- able rooms, for the accommodation of travellers, day boarders and private families, and is situa- ted in the most business part of the city, adjoin- ing Todd's tobacco warehouse.
Terms reasonable.
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PUBLIC HOUSE, BY M. LEACH,
No. 68, Fifth, between Main and Market streets.
A large stable is connected with the house, making it more desirable for Travellers. They may rest assured that every attention shall be paid to them and their horses, and at as low rates as in the city.
P. S .- The subscriber keeps constantly on hand and for hire, saddle horses, horses and buggies and carriages, at as low prices as at any other establishment of the kind in the city. Stable No. 65, Fifth, opposite Public House, between Main and Market streets.
ORMSBY HOUSE, BY
A. P. PARKER, No. 467 Main, between Fourth & Fifth streets.
Is prepared at all times, to accommodate Cit- izens and Strangers with excellent rooms, fur- nished and arranged in the most elegant style.
WHITE HALL, F. SCHNATTERER'S COFFEE AND BOARDING HOUSE, No. 415 Market, between 4th and 5th sts., LOUISVILLE, KY.
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BOWLES HOUSE, J. R. THOMPSON, PROPRIETOR,
No. 547 Market, between Ist & 2d sts.
This house is entirely refitted up, furnished in the most elegant style, and is now open for the reception and accommodation of citizens and strangers, by the day or week, on the most rea- sonable terms.
N. B .- There is also connected with this es- tablishment, two large commodious stables, where horses, stages and carriages of every de- scription, can be furnished to carry passengers to any desirable point, on the most reasonable terms.
WASHINGTON HALL, JAMES A. ROGERS, PROPRIETOR,
Fifth, between Main and Market street.
This is an old established house, elegantly fitted up, and situated in the most prominent part of the city. Its accommodations, as a pri- vate Restaurant, are not to be surpassed. The best assortment of pure old Wines, Liquors, &c., may at all times be found at this establish- ment.
P. S-A fine collection of city and inland newspapers, are kept on file, for the accommo- dation of visitors.
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VIRGINIA HOUSE, BY
JAMES SHOCKLEY, No. 10, Strader's Row, corner 2d and Fulton sts.
The proprietor of this new and splendid es- tablishment, informs the public that this house has been recently fitted up, in a most handsome manner, and that he is now ready to accommo- date boarders, by the day, week or month, at at reasonable prices.
His Table is spread with all the varieties of the market, and his Bar contains the most choice Liquors.
WILLIAMS HOUSE, BY M. J. FULTS,
No. 38, 5th, between Main & Water sts
This house is well furnished, and situated in the business part of the city. Travellers, day boarders and private families, can always be accommodated with suitable rooms.
D-Terms moderate.
MOWRY'S RESTAURANT & DRINKING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 482 Market, corner Third streets, Where may be had, the best quality of Li- quors that can be obtained in the city. Also-an excellent Lunch is served up, daily, at half past 10 o'clock.
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ADELPHI COFFEE HOUSE, BY MATTHAUS VETTER, No. 456 Jefferson, between 3d and 4th streets.
This house has every accommodation for travellers; day, week and month boarders, at a moderate price.
N. B .- Also, keeps on hand, a large stock of foreign and domestic Liquors, and for sale at wholesale or retail, as low as can be found in the market.
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, BY
CHARLES H. HART, Nos. 225 and 227 Green, corner Seventh streets.
This is a large, well furnished and commo- dious house, where a large number of boarders can be accommodated with good board and gen- teel rooms.
N. B .- C. H. Hart, house carpenter and join- er; shop on 6th, corner Green.
JOHN POTTER, GROCER & TAVERN KEEPER,
No. 888 Main, corner Shelby st.
This is a new house, elegantly furnished, and situated in the business part of the city, and has every accommodation for travellers, day, week or month boarders. Rooms well furnished, &c. Also, keeps a large stock yard. IGTerms moderate. 17
198 BULLEN'S RESTAURANT AND
DRINKING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 69, 4th, between Main and Market sts.
This house is entirely new, and arranged for every accommodation of Gentlemen, and where, at all times, may be had the best assortment and quality of Liquors, Regalia and Principe Cigars, that can be obtained in the market.
N B. A fine collection of foreign and domes- tic newspapers received daily, at this establish- ment.
J. P. CURTIS & CO. Spocie, Bank Note, and Exchange Dealers. No. 469 Main, between 4th & 5th sts.
Having an extensive correspondence through- out the United States, will attend to the collec- tion of drafts, notes of hand, &c., and the buy- ing and selling of Bank Notes, Stocks, Checks, and Coin.
WILLIAM B. JACKSON, SILK MANUFACTURER,
West side Second, between Walnut and Chestnut Sts. LOUISVILLE, KY. Cocoons and reeled Silk bought, or manufac- tured on commission, into sewing Silk, Hand- kerchiefs, Dresses, &c., on reasonable ternis.
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DUPONT'S GENUINE GUNPOWDER.
A tull supply of this celebrated powder, in cannis- ters, whole, half and quarter kegs, in magazine and for sale.
Purchasers and consumers will recollect that each package of this Powder, is warranted to them by the manufacturer, and further, that they will not be re- sponsible for the quality of any other offered in this market, purporting to have been made by them. All, therefore, who wish to avoid having a base counterfeit imposed on them, can procure the genuine article from the undersigned, authorized Agent of the manufactur- ISAAC CROMIE, ers.
No. 477 Main, near Fourth street.
CITY POWDER MAGAZINE.
The subscriber has constantly on hand and for sale a full supply of
DU PONT'S CELEBRATED GUNPOWDER,
In canisters, whole, half and quarter kegs.
Beatty's FFFg Powder,
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American do
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Western do
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Du Pont's Blasting Powder, all sizes, a 50 per cent better article than any other in the market,
Cannon and Musket Powder,
Also, Patent Safety Fuse, for igniting the charge in blasting rock.
Office at the store of J Cromey, No. 477 Main, near Fourth street. ISAAC CROMIE.
N. B .- No counterfeits, sold from this magazine.
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THE KENTUCKY & LOUISVILLE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Have now issued policies on property to the amount of one million two hundred and two thousand eight hundred and ninety-eight dollars sisty-six cents, ($1, 202,898 66,) and still continue to take risks against loss or damage by Fire, on Buildings and Furniture within this State. Risks are taken, for a term not ex- ceeding six years. They have also determined to in- sure stocks of Merchandize. All losses sustained by this Company, will be promptly adjusted and paid.
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