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Willard Ashbel P. f Crawford & W, h Main b upper 3d and 4th.
Williams Jacob, butcher, Spring b Pearl and Bank. William Tell Ice Cream and Coffee House, Main b upper 3d and 4th.
Williams Robt L, clk at Conner & Co's, h at store.
1 Williams John P, clk at MeKay & Dufour's wharf.boat. Williams Benj, saddler, h Eln b State and Pearl.
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Williams Mrs Mary, widow, Main b lower 4th and 5th. Williams Thos P. clk, h State b. Main and Water. Williams Jacob, butchier, Elm b Bank and opper 3d. Williamson Henry, engineer, cor Market and lower 1st.
Williamson John B, boot and shoe manufactory, Main b State and lower 1st.
Wilson Mrs Ann, widow, Market b upper 3d and 4th.
Wilson Horace B, teacher, h lower 3d b Market and Spring. Wilson Levi, lab, Water b upper 3d and 4th.
Wilson Jas, lab, Spring b upper 3d and 4th.
Wilson Samuel G. magistrate, cor Pearl and Market, h Mar. ket b State and Pearl.
Wilt Jacob, grocer, cor upper 4th and Spring.
Wilt Mrs Margaret, widow, at Jacob Wills.
Winders Christian, lab, Water b upper 3d and 4th. Wininger Wm, hackdriver, h lower Ist b Market and Spring. Winn Thos, lab, ne cor Spring and lower 3d.
Windstanley & Newkirk, druggists and apothecaries, Main b Pearl and Bank. :-
Winstandley John B, [ W & Newkirk, h Pearl b Spring and Elm.
Wolf Henry, carpt, Main near lower 4th.
Wood Rev Jas, Prof Theo Semi, h Elm b upper 6th and 7th.
Wood John M, grocer, &c, n w cor Market and Pearl.
Woodfill John, s b clk, s w cor, upper 5th and Main.
Woodfill Andrew B, engineer, h Market b upper 4th and 5th.
Woodruff Seth, Judge Probate Court, Main b lower 5th and 6th.
Woodruff Israel. trader, cor lower 6th and Main.
Woodruff Mrs R, hardwarestore, cor lower 2d and Main.
Woodruff Wm C, bds at P H Tuley's.
Woodruff Stephen, drayman, L lower 2d b Main and Water.
Woodward John K, w s and retail merch't, n w cor Main and State. Woodworth Mrs Miranda, boardinghouse, lower 4th b Main and Water.
Wooten Wm, shipcarpt, lower 8th b Main and Water.
Wright Geo, shipcarpt, Market b lower 6th and 7th.
Wright John G, whetstone manufacturer, Bank b Main and Market.
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Yesley Peter, draper and tailor, Main b State and lower 1st, h Eim b-upper 2d and 3d. Young & Stewart, boot and shoedealers and manufacturers Main b Pearl and Bank.
Young Wm, f Y & Stewart, b Market b lower 5th and 6th. Young Thos, cooper, hn w cor Bank and Spring.
Young Lewis, lawyer, h Spring b upper 6th and 7th. >
, York Thos, merch't, Market b Pearl and Bank.
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NEW ALBANY STATISTICS.
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS. WILLIAM. M. WEIR, Mayor.
FIRST WARD. Alex. McCartney, Asbel P. Willard, George Gresham.
SECOND WARD. Samuel H. Owen, P. M. Kent, Alfred S. Rager.
N. H. Cobb, George H. Harrison, Abraham Case. FOURTH WARD. Joseph A. Moffett, John Evans, Thos. Danforth."
Thos. Danforth, Treasurer; Henry Collins, Judge; Wmn. B. Green, Marshal; O. Childs, Collector.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Meets on the Fourth Mondays in April and October. William T. Outo, President Judge, Win. Williams, ( Associale Judges. Thos. Sinex. Thos. B. Walker, Sheriff, Isaac N. Aikin, Clerk. Lyman Leslie, Prosecuting Attorney.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Thomas Piers, | James T. Duncan, Augustus Bradley, Clerk.
John Brown,
MAGISTRATES.
Samuel G. Wilson. Stephen Beers. Jerrard C. Jocelyn. Seth Woodruff, Probate Judge. William Speake, Treasurer. Samuel H. Owen, Recorder. Augustus Bradley, Auditor.
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Isaac N. Aikin, Sealer of Weights and Measures. John Payton, Coroner. Samuel M. Bolin, Constable.
FISCAL INSTITUTIONS. 1
Branch of State Bank of Indiana. Discount and offering days, Thursdays in each week .- Di- rectors meet at 4 o'clock, P. M .- Exchange Committee meet daily at 8 o'clock, A. M. Mason C. Fitch, President, James R. Shields, Cashier. DIRECTORS!
Mason C. Fitch, State Director. Asa Mann,
Wm. S. Culbertson,
Wm. C. Conner,
Franklin Warren, John Brown,
Daniel Seabrook,
P. S. Shields, David Crane, Joseph Franklin,
Victor A. Pipin, Clerk:
NEW ALBANY INS. COMPANY. WILLIAM PLUMMER, President.
DIRECTORS.
James Brooks, A. 'Clapp,
Thomas Sinex,
Wm. L. Crane,
- Wicome Hale,
James R. Mears,
Peter Tellon, Seth Woodruff. T. Danforth, Secretary.
NEW ALBANY AND SALEM RAIL ROAD COM. PANY.
JAMES BROOKS, President. DIRECTORS.
James Montgomery, Thomas Conner, S. E. Leonard, John Brown,
Randall Crawford, Henry B. Shields, William Plummer, Peter Tellon.
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FALEI DIRECTORS.
John Gordon,
Stephen Hale.
Elijah Newland, William Lindley.
George Lyman, Secretary; L. B. Wilson, Resident Engineer.
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MEMBERS.
Baptist Church, Res. Gon. Welnter, lower 3d b Main
and Market,
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Catholic Church, Res. EL Kuon, upper-7th b Market
and Spring.
Christian Church, Rew. E. Noyes, and Dr. Stewart, lower 3d cor Market. 180 Methodist Episcopal Church Centenary, Spring, b. upper 3d and 4th, Res. Thon. H. Rucker, 404
Methodist Wesly Chapel, Rer. Jas. Hill, Market b State and lower 1st -
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Presbyterian .- Rew. Daniel Stewart, pastor, State b
Market and Spring, -.
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Rev. J. M. Bishop, pratar, opper 3d b Main and
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Market,
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Episcopalian .- Rew. Francis Laird, Rector, Market b upper 3d and 4sh, - - 46
Lutheran .- Rev. C. H. Beckon, pastor, State cor Oak.
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MASONIC ORDER.
Stephen Bear, AL. William Hart, W. D. M. Hooper, Je. W. William Foge. Socretary. - Byrns, TERamontT. Francis A. Hutcherson, Deacon.
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Hall n s Main between State and Pearl. New Albany Lodge, No. 1. meets Thursday night every week. Alexander MeCarty. N. G. Benj. Conner, V. G. Augustus M. Jackson, Secretary. Thos McNallay, Treasurer. Jerard C. Jocelyn, Annual Secretary.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Chrystial Fount, No. 4, meets Thursday night, every
week.
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New Albany Division, No. 3, meets Friday night every
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Dudley Temple of Honor, meets Wednesday night, every week; Hall n e cor Main and State State. Daughters of Temperance .- Good Samaritan Union, No. 4, meets every Monday, P. M.
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LOUISVILLE ANNUAL ADVERTISER.
LOUISVILLE ANNUAL ADVERTISER.
GALT HOUSE,
NORTH EAST CORNER SECOND AND MAIN,
Aris Throckmorton, Proprietor. LOUISVILLE HOTEL, .Main between Sixth and Seventh Sts., Fletcher & Kean, Prorietors. EXCHANGE HOTEL, SOUTH EAST CORNER MAIN AND SIXTH STS.,
Terry & Newman, Proprietors.
FRANKLIN HOUSE, SOUTH.WEST CORNER MAIN AND SIXTH. JAMES PENNY, Proprietor. PEARL STREET HOUSE, NO. 56 THIRD, BETWEEN MAIN AND MARKET. WILLITT B. OWEN, PROPRIETOR.
WASHINGTON- HOTEL, Fifth stecet, between .Main and Market,
COLIN G. GORDON, PROPRIETOR.
BOWLES HOUSE, J. R. THOMSON. PROPRIETOR, No. 547 Market between Ist and 2d Sts.
An addition has been made to this House, and he is now prepared to accommodate his friends and the public with boarding upon moderate terms, either by the day or week. He pledges himself that histable shall be supplied with the best the Market affords- and his Bar with the best of liquors.
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GAS LIGHT
LIVERY STABLES,
No. 562 Market, between First and Second Streets.
Is prepared to furnish, at the shortest notice, the best of Hors. es and Carriages, Barouches, Buggies, Gigs, &c., which for speed, elegance and comfort, are unsurpassed in the Union. Also, a tine of Stage Coaches can be furnished at all times, to convey parties of passengers to any distance.
WILLIAM TELL HOUSE, NO. 410 NORTH SIDE MARKET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH, 1
N. J. BASLER,
PROPRIETOR. Also, Notary Public; Consul of Switzerland, Commissioner for the States of Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, and Tennessee.
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LOUISVILLE ANNUAL ADVERTISER.
WALL STREET HOUSE, H. GIESKE,. PROPRIETOR, WALL STREET, LOUISVILLE, KY.
This House has been thoroughly repaired, with additions , such as will secure the comfort of all who may give it their patronage.
(Baggage carried to and from the Boats, by careful and honest porters, free of charge.
CITY HOTEL.
HARRY STEVENS,
PROPRIETOR.
WALL STREET NEAR WATER, LOUISVILLE, KY.
This House has been thoroughly repaired, with additions such as will secure the comfort of all who may give it their patronage.
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PROPRIETOR.
The Proprietor has taken the above stand, and is prepared to accommodate Boarders and the Traveling Public generally. He has ample stabling for the accommodation of those travel- ing with horses.
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ORMSBY HOUSE, A. P. PARKER,
PROPRIETOR.
NO. 467 MAIN, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH. Is prepared at all times to accommodate Citizens and Stran- gers with excellent Rooms-furnished and arranged in the most elegant style.
JEFFERSON HOUSE, CORNER FOURTH AND JEFFERSON STREETS. D. W. STRADER,
Proprietor.
TERMS-81 00 per day. 84 00 per week. 812 00 per month. Baggage carried to and from the house free of charge.
MECHANICS' BOARDING HOUSE, NO. 298 NORTH.WEST CORNER MAIN AND NINTH.
Mrs. Wm. Twyman, Proprietress.
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JAMES HOWORTH'S, PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE,
FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND MARKET.
DUCK WORTH & ROGERS, Coffee-House and Boat Stores,
STRADER'S ROW, NO. 8 FULTON STREET, BE. TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STS.
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JOHN W. JONES, COFFEE AND BOARDING HOUSE, 2 CORNER FULTON AND BROOK STREETS, Good, fare, primo Liquors, and prices to suit" - the times.
TELEGRAPH HOUSE, NO. 19 WALL STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND WATER, * JULEAN BERTHEOL, PROPRIETOR.
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PROPRIETOR. FIFTH, BETWEEN MAIN AND WATER.
HEWETT'S NATIONAL DAGUERREAS
GALLERY,
477 Main street, 4 doors below Fourth.
Miniatures taken, without regard to weather, and put into Frames, Cases, Lockets, or Breastpins. 'Do not take a Minia. ture from the Gallery, even if finished, unless it pleases you. Instructions given in the art, and Instruments, Plates, Cases, and Chemicals, furnished for cash only.
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J. D. MUNN,
ENGRAVER AND PRINTER, East side Third, bet. Market and Jefferson sts., LOUISVILLE, KY.
Seals and Presses furnished for Lodges, Divisions, Courts, &c .; Bell Dolls, and Knobs. Steamboats furnished with Number Plates, etc. Business and Visiting Cards, Door Plates, Jewelry, and Silver Ware engraved.
R. M. KEARNEY, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, OFFICE, 22 EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW ORLEANS.
REFERENCES .- NEW ORLEANS : L. Wightman Smith, Esq .; Messrs. Hewitt, Norton & Co .; Martin, Owen & Co .; Fellows, Johnson & Co .; Parmele & Bro .; Robert & James Buchanen; Downs, Cuddy & Co .; Geo. W. Givens.
LOUISVILLE : Hon. W. F. Bullock; Messrs. Pirtle & Speed; Guthrie & Tyler; Loughborough & Field; Duncan & Ripley; Walker Morris, P. Maxcy, M. Cody, Jacob Keller, and Leicht & Hite.
HENDERSON, KY .: Hon. Archibald Dixon.
NOTICE.
The undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens of Louisville, that he will attend to the taking of
Casts, in Plaster of Paris, of deceased persons,
requiring but half an hour's notice. Having had considerable experience in this business in London and elsewhere, he can do it so that the friends and relatives of the deceased can have a portrait painted by any artist they may think proper, at any future period. I. O. BULLOCK, . Basement of Louisville Hotel, Main st., bet. 6th and 7th. 21
LOUISVILLE AKTUAL ADVERTISERE.
JAMES B. HUIE. J. THOMPSON HUIE.
J. B. & J. T. HUIE,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission, & For- warding Merchants, : No. 543 Main street, opposite the Bank of Kentucky, LOUISVILLE, KY.,
Will keep constantly on hand a supply of Flour, Whisky, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Hydraulic Cement, &c., which they will sell at the lowest market prices. Particular attention paid to all goods confided to their care, nither for sale or to be forwarded.
JOHN LINDSAY. GEORGE ROBERTS. Lindsay & Roberts, GROCERS AND GENERAL COMMIS- SION MERCHANTS,
No. 390 Main st., ncar 7th, Louisville, Ky.,
Keep constantly on hand and for sale, at the lowest prices, fresh groceries of every description, viz : - Teas, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Spices, Dyestuffs, Soap, Starch, Wrapping Paper, Nails, Salt, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Whisky, Spun Cotion, Dried Fruits, Brooms, Castings, &c., &c., together with every article usually found in a Grocery Store.
WILLIAM H. POPE, -
Commission and Forwarding Merchant, West side Second street, behceen Main and Market, LOUISVILLE, KY., Particular attention paid to the sale and ship- ment of Bagging and Rope, and all other busi- ness entrusted to his care.
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P. SMITH. W. BURKHARDT.
. SMITH & BURKHARDT, Flour & Commission Merchants. MAIN ST., BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD, LOUISVILLE, EY.
JOSEPH BELL. WILLIAM TERRY. BELL & TERRY,
Wholesale Grocers & Commis- sion Merchants; NO. 518 MAIN STREET, LOUISVILLE, KY.
WILLIAM GAY, WHOLESALE GROCER AND COMMIS- SION MERCHANT, 562 Main st., Louisville, Ky.
JOHN F. HOWARD,
Agent for the Pittsburgh Eagle Cotton Factory, Penn. Mill Sheetings, E. & J. Hall's Fire Proof Safes, Dealer in Western Reserve Cheese, and GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 519 Main street, south side, between Third and Fourth, LOUISVILLE, KY.,
Keeps constantly on hand, a large stock of Cotton Yarns, Batting, Candlewick, Carpet Chain, Sheetings, Fire Proof Safes, and Western Reserve Cheese. .
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BOAT STORE. BALDWIN & PLUMMER,
Receiving, Forwarding, and General Commsistem Merchants, WATER STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH, LOUISVILLE, KY.
H. H. JONES. MARSHALL HALBERT. JONES & HALBERT, WHOLEKILE GROCERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
.Ta. SES JLILY STREET, LOUISVILLE, KY.
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WM. PRAGOFF & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS,
41 FULL STREET, LOUISVILLE, KY.
JACOB SCHRODT.
JACOB LAVAL.
SCHROUT & LAVAL,
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J. H. SCHROEDER, WHOLESALE DEALER IN FOREIGN WINES & LIQUORS, HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C., 28 WALL STREET, LOUISVILLE, KY.
E. H. GOSNELL, MERCHANT TAILOR, Keeps constantly on hand a general supply of Clubs, Cassimeres and Vestings, all of which will be made up in the most fashionable style and stortest notice,
.Th. SI, PE.IRL, BETWEEN MAIN .LYD .. MARKET STREETS.
MPGRATH & SMITH, MERCHANT THILORS,
and 6th streete, a few deere above the
LOUISVILLE HOTEL,
Keep a general supply of superfine Cloths, Cas- sugeres, Vestings, &c., &c., which will be made to order on the shortest notice, and in the most Enghionable style; not to be surpassed by any oth- ers in the trade as regards neatness, quality or durability.
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R. W. STAMPER.
JOSEPH KIFFIN.
STAMPER & KIFFIN, MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 479, Main between 4th and 5th Streets, keep constantly on hand a splendid assortment of
CLOTHS, CABSIMERES AND - VESTINGS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
HENRY HYMAN, LOTTERY BROKER,
WALL ST., BETWEEN MAIN AND WATER, (P Tickets always on hand at this LUCKY OFFICE ..
CARTER LANDRAM, LOTTERY BROKER, No. 580, Main Street, above Gall House.
LEWIS OLIVER, LOTTERY BROKER, No. 78, 5th between Main and Market Streets,
Where his friends and the public will please . · call for LUCKY TICKETS.
JOSH THOMAS, LOTTERY BROKER,
WALL STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND WATER.
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HENRY DUNCAN, FIRE PROOF LIVERY STABLE, SIXTH BETWEEN MAIN AND MARKET STREETS,
. Is prepared to furnish at short notice, Horses and Carriages, of every description, equal to any in the City.
ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLE.
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The subscribers would respectfully inform their friends, and the public, that their extensive stables, on Jefferson street, be- tween. Third and Fourth streets, which were recently destroyed by fire, have been re built in an improved style, and are now en- tirely FIRE PROOF.
The very best Saddle horses, and the finest Carriages, Bug- gies, &c., are always kept on hand, and will be hired out on reasonable terms.
Attached to the main establishment is a large and roomy "stock stable, which will be found, particularly desirable for all who wish to use it.
The location is central and convenient, and in every respect our establishment is equal to any in the West.
WM. C. KIDD & J. W. DAVIS. Jefferson between 3d and 4th.
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WILLIS LEVI & CO'S,
LIVERY STABLE,
NO. 369 MARKET. BETWEEN SIXTH AND SE- VENTH STREETS.
They are prepared to furnish, at the shortest notice, the best of
HORSES AND CARRIAGES,
Barouches, Buggies, Gigs, &c.
Which are equal to any in the city. 0 Horses and Carri. ages bought and sold at auction.
ALEXANDER MAXWELL'S
LIVERY STABLE,
NO. 377 JEFFERSON, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH.
He would respectfully inform his fellow.citizens, that he has
Buggies, Carriages, AND HORSES,
For hire on the most reasonable terms. Also, he is prepared to receive and feed Horses upun the most moderate terms.
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CABINET WARE-ROOMS, 1
Wholesale and Retail. MAIN STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD.
Elegant and Fashionable Furniture
OF EVERY STYLE AND PATTERN, AT LOW PRICES, WARRANTED SUPERIOR QUAL. - - ITY AND WORKMANSHIP.
J. F. SCOTT,
NO. 57 WALL, BETWEEN MAIN AND WATER,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in MAHOGANY SOFAS,
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Every variety and quality of
CHAIRS, TABLES, AND BEDSTEADS.
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WM. O. DODGE,
MANUFACTURER OF
Fashionable Cabinet Ware,
UPHOLSTERY, CHAIRS, AND VENETIAN BLINDS, 1 No. 95 Fourth St., between Market and Jefferson.
JOHN SIMMS'
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NO. 388 CORNER MAIN AND SEVENTH STS.,
: Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand a splendid as- sortment of fashionable Cabinet Furniture. Which will be sold very low for cash. Steamboats and Hotels furnished to order at the shortest notice. Also,
Undertaker and Coffin Maker.
Coffins, Shrouds, Hearses, Carriages, and all other Funeral Appendages furnished at the shortest notice.
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CABINET WAREHOUSE! WHITE, WELBY & CO. NOS. 80 AND 82 FOURTH STREET.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
MAHOGANY SOFAS AND DRESSING BUREAUS,
Wardrobes, Side Boards, Sofa Tables, Centre Tables, Card Tables, Extension Tables, Washstands, Bedsteads, Chairs, Bu- reaus, Lounges, Divans, Tete a Tetes, Sociables, Outomans, Work Tables, &c.
Every variety and quality of
CHAIRS, TABLES, AND BEDSTEADS.
L. M. SHERLEY, DEALER IN
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WHISKEY,
CORNER FIFTH AND WATER.
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BENT & DUVALL, DEALERS IN
Rich, Fancy, and Staple
DRY G DODS,
CARPETING,
Floor Oilcloths, Rugs, Mats, &c. NO. 519 MAIN STREET.
A large and general assortment of Carpeting of all qualities, comprising rich Tapestry and Brussels, of the latest importa- tion.
Every description of the best styles Housekeeping and Fur- pishing Goods, rich Curtain Materials and Trimmings.
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A splendid assortment of new fashionable Silks, Shewls, Laces, Hosiery, Gloves, French Needle. Work, and all kinds of Afine Dry Goods.
BACH & HERTZOG, IMPORTERS OF CUTLERY,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS,
NO. 456 NORTH SIDE MARKET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS. 1
LOUISVILLE ANNUAL ADVERTSEE.
F. COOPER & CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY OODS. Sign of the big C. A NO. 454 MARKET STREET, NORTH SIDE, Between Third and Fourth Streets. F. Cooper residing in the East selecting Goods from the lat. est importations and auctions, we shall be in weekly receipt of the newest and most fashionable styles, which for quality and cheapness, we dely competition.
LOEWENSON & OCHS, Importera and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic FANCY GOODS. And all kinds of
Dry Goods, Looking Glasses, Toys, Spectacles, Brass and Composition Wares, Accordeons, HOSIERIES, TRIMMINGS, &C. SOUTH SIDE MARKET STREET, NEAR THIRD.
J. ABRAHAM & CO., WESTERN STAR CLOTHING STORE MARKET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH. Hats, Gloves, Suspenders, and SHIRTS.
Always will be found on hand an assortment of all kinds of Gantlomen's and Youth's Clothing. Notice the sign of the Star.
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SHERLEY, ESCOTT & CO., GENERAL DEALERS IN
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NO. 3 COMMERCIAL ROW.
T. M. DUFFY,
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FACTORY,
NO. 76 SECOND STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND MARKET,
Where can be procured, at wholesale or retail, the most sope- rior article of
Cane-Seat, Windsor and Rim Chairs, Settees, Rocking Chairs, &c. Also, every variety of Cabinet Furniture, low for cash. (Steamboata and Hotels Furnished to order, on the short. . est notice.
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GEO. GILLIS & SON, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND Agents for Manufacturers of AMERICAN DRY GOODS.
SOLOMAN HART & CO. MERCHANT TAILORS, AND Wholesale and Retail Clothiers, . No. 436 and 440 Market, between Fourth and Fifth Sts., and Corner Third and Market. N. B. Southern Merchants and Retailers supplied on ad. vantageous terms.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE. NO. 164 WATER STREET, BELOW WALL.
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DILLON & QUINN,
Composition Ornament Makers AND GILDERS, NO. 551 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE BANK OF KENTUCKY. OVER Ma. BURDSALL'S PAPER STORE.
Looking Glass and Picture Frames made to order in the most correct and elaborate styles. Interior decorations for Steamboats, and also for private and public Buildings, in the styles of Louis XIV, Elizabethian, Gothic, &c. Both part. ners have had a long experience in the first establishments of New York, and respectfully solicit an examination of their work.
JAS. SPROULE & CO., Wholesale and Retail Furnishing and Clothing Warehouse. WEST CORNER OF WALL AND WATER STS., Fresh supplies of fashionable Clothing, received from our manufactory in New York weekly, throughout the year-the largest stock in the West.
EDWARD BARDSLEY ..
MANUFACTURER, IMPORTER, AND WHOLESALE AND RATAIL DEALER IN
HATS, OAPS, &O. 9 451 MARKET ST., LOUISVILLE, KY. .
Persons wishing superior Hats and Caps of the latest Paris. ian or Amer can fashion, can, by calling at my establishment, find them of every variety.
LOUISVILLE ANNUAL ADVERTISEE. 337
WILLIAM C. CLEGG,
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JAS. W. PRATHER. ABSALOM COCHEL'
PRATHER & COCHEL, Manufacturers and Importers of HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS, No. 453 MAIN ST., FOUR DOORS ABOVE FIFTH, LOUISVILLE, KY.
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J. G. PRAIGG.
HAT & CAP MANUFACTURER, No. 481 Main st., Louisville, Ky.
Praigg's celebrated Beaver and Moleskin Hat of the finest texture, and latest styles, will always be found at his estab. lishment. Also, Gents' and Boys' fine French Cloth, Velvet, Plush, and Fancy Caps; Panama and Leghorn Hat; with every variety of seasonable goods in the line, wholesale and retail. Also, Hats and Caps made to order.
J. G. PRAIGG, Manufacturer.
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S. K. GRANT, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, 465 Market st., bet. 3d and 4th, LOUISVILLE, KY., Keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of Religious, Miscellaneous, and School Books. Also, a variety of Stationery and Fancy Articles.
DANIEL HOWE, HARNESS MANUFACTURER, &c., South side Main st., bet. First and Second, AT J. D. COLVIN'S COACH FACTORY. N. B .- Old Harness repaired with neatness and despatch.
HARRISON JONES, SADDLE, HARNESS, & TRUNK MAKER, 43 Fifth st., bet. Main and Water.
JOSIAH R. WINTER, Hose and Trunk Manufacturer, No. 41 Fifth st., bet. Main & Water. All orders thankfully received, and executed with neatness and despatch.
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SPIEGELHALDER & WERNE, DEALERS IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY AND
SILVER WARE, No. 82 Third st., between Market and Jefferson. Clocks and Watches repaired, and warranted.
ISAIAH COFFMAN, 1
No. 19 Fifth street, between Main and Water, Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of MOSS, SHUCK, AND CURLED HAIR MATTRASSES. Flags, Curtains, and Carpets, made to order. Particular attention paid to supplying Steamboats, Hotels, and Boarding Houses. Also, Feather Beds renovated and cleansed. Orders promptly attended to at short notice.
HAMILTON DEVINNEY,
No. 34 Fifth street, between Main and Water, Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of MOSS, SHUCK, AND CURLED HAIR MATTRASSES. Flags, Curtains, and Carpets, made to order. Particular attention paid to supplying Steamboats, Hotels, and Boarding Houses. Also, Feather Beds renovated and cleansed. Orders promptly attended to at short notice. ~
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HUGH WILKINS,
STEAMBOAT AND CITY
UPHOLSTERER. No. 166 Water st., between Fifth and Ballin,
Manufactures to order and keeps constantly om haut, all sizes of Moss, Shuck, and Curled Haie Matmasses, Coman Batting and Caulking, Drapery, Flags, &c. Every article from his establishment is manufactured in the nearest and best manner, and at reasonable rates.
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