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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-26

A RESIDENCE IN TWO STATES AND THREE
OoCsIIEs AT THE SANE TIhE.-At a place
called college Corner" an individual occu-
pies house that is rather singularly situated
One bali OF the house is in the State of Indiana
and the other half in Ohio The boundary line
between Butler and Preble in this State, runs
directly through the house 30 that the occu
pant lives in two counties in Ohio aud one in
Indiana at the same time OF course if he was
charged with any offence, il would be right
snarp work for an officer to catch him, armed
with process from Preble county. He would
only have to pass from one room to another in
nlsdwelling, TO be beyond the jurisdiction of
an ofncer, by going into Butler county. And
omciais from the counties should come at him
al me same time, he takes to the kitchen or
Parior, as the case might be, and he is safe
beyond their reach in another State, although
ne might be within an arms length of the off,
esn. Ii would require three warrants to catch
: man 50 peculiarly domiciled, and IL wanted
10 THIS State, be would not be compe.Iedsto
cross bis own doorsill without reauisition.
+. Ihe house Of an old resident in this county
similarly situated. The city line cuts of the
pOfen OF his house, 80 that he sleeps in the
e9uhtry, and takes his ease on the porch in the
ISiy. Where he sleeps and eats is, of course,
Hls voung place, 50 be is necessarily put down
~nong the country constituents. ."-CiM Ga
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WOMAN.

1t is reported, says the Greenbrier Era
that while young gentleman and lady were
gazing down from the summit of Lover:
Leap" high cliff near the White Sulphur
that the lady, in attempting to pluck flower
from the side Of the cliff, lost her balance, and
fell with headlong rapidity down the side of the
rock. Her attendant FASTENED round 10 the
base of the cliff, expecting to see her mangled
and hfeless body; but hearing her cry of dis.
tress, he looked up, and beheld his lady-loye
safely suspended by her steel hoops, from the
projecting limbs of gnarled oak. TIE gentle.
man had to summon aid before she could be re.
leased from her embarrassed position.
The London papers are full Of the case
OF Mrs. Turner, the wife of gentleman hold
ing lucrative appointment at Liverpool She
became jealous of her husband on the recent
OF letter meant for another Mr.. Turner, and
her jealousy displaying itself in incorporate
acts, her husband procured a certificate Of in
sanity, and placed her in a private ASYLUM,
kept by Mr.. John William Metcalfe, who seems
to have been q rather exaggerated type of the
mad doctor Of the old school. She was sub
Jected In the asylum to gross i'll usage and the
cOarsest vituperation. She risked her life 40
escape from the establishment, but was pur-
sued and overtaken by Metcalfs, who broke
open her bedroom door at York, struggled with
her, and dragged her in her undress from tho
bed. She finally appealed to the head of the
Lunacy Commission, and being examined be-
fore a jury, was found to bestof sound mind,
and capable Of managing her own affairs"
The Corriere Mercantile, of Genoa. re-.
latss the following curious mode of taking re-
vengs on an unfaithful wife A wealthy in.
habitant Of the Vico del Vecchietti "a street in
Genoa,) had obtained unequivocal proof of his
wife's bad conduct Without getting into a
passion or proceeding to violence, as most peo.
pie would do in such a case, he simply turned
his wife out Of doors with her paramOur, and
then sent for a carpenter, whom he directed to
set up catafalque, such rs is used in Roman
Catholic churches for the funeral service. This
DONE he sent invitations to all his friends for
the following evening, when they found the
room Lit up with burning tapers. Their host
made them stand round the catafalque and re-
quested them to chant the service for the dead
be himself acting as conductor, thus intimat ing
that bis wife was thenceforward dead to him
lie then conducted them to q we'll provided
table, whore he entertained them until late
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10 A new species Of inhammable mineral
ned Illuminating clay" has been discoy-
cred BY Mr.. Frederick II. Southworth. Mr..
IootnWorth Is an American resident of Rio
SiSnelro si.o lie has tested the properties of this
ana applied the same TO the making Of
he reports that il gives cubic feet Of
tne pound, while coal gives but 81 cubic
os 70 the pound. The article is Of the color
s@y, and otherwise looks like coal in its
III ~ state; il will burn like wax when held in
nane OF match. Ii is said 10 be found in
msers in Brazil, and the discoyerer anticipates
Ri wall be used by all gas companies in
n. ~ and become an article Of exportation.
t. D1AhIian government have taken the mat
,r,fir rh9er consideration. Mr. Southworth has
-, apIed Tor patent for the privilege of m king
lon.Ton ION this material IN Brazil, and it Is
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HI The city wharves at New Orleans Ia
heen snld Tor years and months. al 81 .a52 %

HI The city wharves at New Orleans have
been sold for years and months, at 81 o52 900.
H. The Louisville Journal calls the Atlantic
cable ssthe umbiiical cord" ofthe continents--we
suppose because Il comes under the head Of naral
affairs.
IL poor wretch, named Alexander Penault,
sentenced to two years imprisonment In the
Provincial penefentiary, Montreal, Canada, for
stealing tsgo pc GO from the Poor-box Of the Ca
thedral at that place.
III The schooner Davidson, Simonson, from
Georgetown, &c, coal, bound to New Haven,
during the prosec ution Of her voyage, sncount-
cred heavy gale, and whilst sndeavoring TO get
into the Breafwater, capes Of Delaware, carried
away foremast, and put into Norfolk, Va, for re-
pairs. -5~L
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ACADEMY,

KhUUhhFILLEA AChDEMY,
Il MOHtgoniery Coknty. Md.
The next session will commence MONDAY Sep
tember eth. None but Teachers of thorough schoI
arshlp aHd successful ex perIence will be ENGAGED
The accommodation for boarders in the PriRci
pals fami will be ample, a large addition to the
boarding house being in progress.
Boys will he prepared for advanced classes IN anv
of the colleges In the country fitted for business
by strictly practical course, at the option Of the
parent.
Catalogues may be obtained at the principal book
of The undersigned. ~
K. Ii. PkETTTMAN, A. NJ, Principal.
A. BOWIE DAVIS,
au 3 colin President Board OF Trustees.
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4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Tb

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The
"a subscriber is authorized to sci: FARM OF 2I5
acres, wlthln three miles of the Culpepper Court
house Depot on he Orange and A exandria Rail
road. The land is in fine heart, and is well CODED
and watered, and the dwelling house, which is COM
modlous ard comfortable, ard all the necessary
farm buildings, are IN excellent condition. The
clety IN the neghborhood is unsurpassed in the
state OF Virginia. The aek ed for and terms
Of sale Of this very deslrab Farm very
able, For further particulars apply to w. d. WAL
LACH Star Once, WASH gton city, ID. G..
IL 2aXOW
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THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.

The facilities afforded at the FEMALE ENG
LISH AND FRENCH COLLEGIATE INSTI-
the French language, are not surpassed equalled
6y any other Institute in the city. The corps of
FRENCH teachers will be increased the coming YEAR
VIII ch will commence on the 9Th of September, and
more OF the studies of the school will he pursued
heretofore as large majority of the pupils now
SPEAK the language with fuency. The advantages
who has toleIably good reading knowledge OF The
language, to speak it huently the course of the
winter.
Circulars and Catalogues can be oh lined at all the
BOOK and Music stores, and at the Institute, No.
l82 street, "Gadsby's Row"
HIRAM CORSON, Principal
Nine. Caroline ROLLIN CORSON,
pr
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story HOUsE, with basement and back build
ing. No. 4Oi street, between Eleventh and Twelfth,
containing IL rooms. gas throughout, marble man.
tells. water and bath room. Inquire premises, or
room No: 5, first floor. Post Office Department.
ms
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OVERS OF OYSTERS CAN GET AT THE
i 4 present season. daily, OYSTERS@ -
in the shell, taken out of salt water thelGN (oA
same day. Restaurants wishing to be NAEZ
supplied by the barrel will please call on Sv
J. X. b. SCHWARZE,
Dealer In Oysters,
Corner of 18th and E streets. back of
iy 9-eOh KirkwOod House.
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IN STORY BRICK DWELLlNG-HOUSE
AT PRIvAE SALE subscriber has for pri
DWELLING HOUSE, with large Back Buildings,
containing eleven rooms, built In the best manner.
ana iurnlsneo .nroughous whn slI me modern I'M
DO. situated on north Nj street, between 9Th and
10th streets vest one dSGr east Of 10Th street,
JAS. G. MCGUIRE.
RpI4-d Auct'r. and Com. Merchant.
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bM-u LBARrLE7TN TNss so.sos. Sssls>n.'-'

NEW STOCK OF PLAIN AND FANCYsrA
~ TIONERf jast received at Shepherd's-
Fancy and plain \ Note and Letter Papers ard Enve-
lopes. OF latest styles,
Feber's Poly grade and other Pencils,
Gold Pens, Steel Pens,
Maynard q Noyes' Black, Blue and Red Inks,
Envelopes, assorted plain and fancy,
Blank Books, Memorandums, &C.,
School Books.
Children's Toy Books, of every variety,
Also, Prayer .5oOks, Psalms. &c.
Don't forget the place TO get your money tack,
with 10 per cen.-at corner 7th and d, states Once
Building.
iySl w n SHFpUERn
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON

>, One Of the Steamships Of mi, Qenps,y. carrying
tse phlsed ny states Mails for ACAPUEO, L1n0nS
LIfoRNIA, and OREGON, leaves
fsnsnla ana tylse each nopth. on the eri.sk
ere, wnlch leave New Orleans and New York regp-
AIRY on 5th and 20th OF each month with the usia.
ROADS. 1nik-
These steamships have been inspected and an
yroyed 81 the Nsvy Department, and guaranty srssS
The fensns Railroad Ct7 miles lonsDis pow eom-
ploted from ocean 10 ocean, and crossed in or
hours. The baggage Of 10 CHECK cd In New
YORK thIough 70 San Francisco, and passenger are
embarked a. Panama by steamer at the oonpanyse
expense. The money pcid in New York covers al
expenses Of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
san Francisco, TO prevent detention IN case Of aoo
oent go that the route Is entirely ssltabts-no ALL
are having occurred IN eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the came day thar ar
rive at Aspinval.
Conductors 20 through By each steamer, and taks
charge Of women and children without other Droteo
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates sVply a
the sgenoy, IN West street, New forf, 10
kk&shfAAtSSHRIlSkts kk&sfAAt6SsH. 4 SlESkkts . Co.
bA-a .BARTLETT.B Boston.
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A DESlRABLE FARM IN CULPEPEI
"A COUNTY. VA FOR SAI,E-The Editor

A DESiRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.-The Editor OF
the Evening Star authorized to sell, on very Oc
commodatlng terms and at a low price, one OF
the most desirable farms in the County of Cul,ep-
woodland, and the residue arabic land. IN hue con-
ditiOn for cultivation. This tract is situated about
three miles from. Culpeper Court House. It has upon
1t small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
lnEs. All the arabic land not in cultivation is well
set In grass To q gentleman seeking q country res
ldencs this farm offers attractions not surpassed, if
equailed, in Piedmont Virginia. building site upon
the farm commands a fine mountain prospect, and a
view OF the surrounding country for many miles.
ne SOL is OF excellent original quality, and pecu-
nary adapted to the production Of wheat and is at
present In good state of improvement. The owner
VIII sell 1t Tor less than its value, II early ppcation
is made. Persons wishing to purchase will please
oommuncate with w. ID. WALLACH, ESQ, Ed
itOr of the Star ap 9-Iawtf
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TQ THE PU UBLIC.-l have opened an Office As q
i Justice of the Peace, No sos, PennsylvauIa av-
enue. for the action OF any business entrusted
to my care; such % drawing deeds, wills. taxing
scknov collecting notes, drafts, and act
Ing q general agent. - 80 n l't .Cs-r II
here 10 also connected With my ofiics two of the
most ex xpert and vigilant detective officers, A. n,
Al On and John II. w ise. who will be- al ways ready
to serve the public and guarantee speedy return or
all business entrusted to their care. = =
P.S.-The patronage of all officers having busi-
ness in my line 10 respectfully solicited.
Once hours from .. m. % 10 ,. m. p
~ 3-n JAMES WARD. Up
DQwLAND's MAOCAssAR OIL 1t GIBBV
n HnF eesre, nsaT lStA street. - 81
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a EhhRRM n AL3EXANpRIA AZ C0UMTY,yA..
PR6VEb hfT cfTY PRoPhhRHT44NMGE R oPhhRH44NGE r0 F0R I'M s9f;
acres, miles from Washington and the same dis
tancc from Alexandria. and miles from George
Mr.: +. Yulee Esq and OF the lands of theilate L.,
B. Hardin. Esq. The Farm is divided into fields
with water In each held fine orchard, and house
containing rooms, with a good cellar and back
Kitchen stable, and all necessary out-huildings IN
good order, now in the oocu paHcy of f.. Yulee ESQ
who will show the property and give information
respecting the sale. Information csn also be had
from w. ID. Wallach, Esq, Ediror of the star,
Possession given on the lst of January. 1853.
Je l9-lawf ID. WELLS,
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EMERSON INSTITUTE,
~ II street, betUeen 18th aad 18th streets.
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
The duties of this Institute will be resumed the
ist day OF Septem6 T. Number of pupils limited.
au lS-eotf CHAS r. VOTING prnc,aI
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PKOPERTY-A An NJ, cOnta ming 100 acres
less than 10 miles from Washing ton. under good
cultivation. aid having = chard of so trees CT
choice fruit, comprising apples, peaches. apricots
neo:arres, pears, q1inces, &C., together with
grapes, ourranrs, strawberries, &c.-the same hsv-
Ing a good dwelling containing nine rooms, with
CELLAR, will be sold reasonable terms. or
changed for city property. There is good barn
and stabling on the premises, good water at tie
door, ana numerous never fsling springs. About
~ in wood, consisting of oak, hickory, and
chestnut. The stock and crops may he purchased n
desired. For further particulars inqu re of JAS. 8.
SCAGGS 7th street, or JOHN ID. CLARK, Esq,
18th street, between G and ID streets.
jy Is 2awtf
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FrrTINs sH,R r.. EsikTS AND NO HumBus.
Any gentleman who wants sup euor cut Shirt and
SHIRT 70 6t, Of the best quality OF matenal as ever
one cen teai who 9as tired them, call At the cor
% a-so e-z,s,.e. HOPKINs's BAZAAR.
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EOR RENT-The BRICK DWELLING STU
l. ated on the east side of Ilth street, one door
above Pa. avenue, lover the Gas Ofhce.) Posses
SION given on the lst of July. For further particu-
lars apply to 6. A. w. RANDALL, corner of I2th
and ID SITS. 10 ~ If
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STRATEo EoH HATS! Mrs GTTI GsTRAW "A w HATsH
From this day forth Viii seli OH my large assort
ment Of 8 RAW HATS az COST. and large pro-
portion OF them below cost, for casn.
CAL deScr.y and get bargains, such as l hsye not
su 10 cow ga Pa. ave., bet. ~ and eth SITS.
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CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRING

CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
n CUMB BERLAND COUNTY, "A.
This vell-known Mountain Resort, situate in
Cumberland county, Pa FIVE miles north - q
easl OF Caris e. viii be open for visitors on yEA4
the 18th OF June. The waters Of these I..Wl
are superior fof drinking and bathing. Acoommods-
tlons large. Fare from Philadelphia 70 Carleisle
SS-s5; from Baltimore TO Carlis e. IS 10. Visitors
leaving PhIladelphi$ and Baltimore IN the morniDx
train arrive st the SPRINGS at S .. m.
For further information address the proprietors
OWEN CHANDLER.
Carlisle Springs, Pa
. Rtfe.erees.-IohnC G. Da Costa. Ese., Thos. C.,
PercIyal, Esq. PhIadephis; Alex. Kirk and. Esa.
VIM. Renshav, Ess., Baltimore; yacob Gideon.
ESQ. Richard Wallach, Esq, Washington.
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Navelers' Directory.

TEEs VIRGINIA. sPRINes.-rsassassrs for
sssIr sss1 nlS.s ssTGsd 4 ~ y oss ;;:siss :;
ehe alexandria and washinrtou Railroad ,th NJ
xeasd Sea dosssns s .S fSsnue vii Be called fcr and
break fast oan be obtained. This line cS res The
~: =; Msil for the o. 4 A. r. 4. Passenger Will
that Is met with on the boat. II y the most ex pc
oltfous, and IN many instances, tAV most eoonornl-
Baltimore,
M n: B.-coaohss fam:saed for Excunion. and R,o
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CODA WATER AND HOOK.

SODA WATER AND HOOK.
IL xSg want refreshing glass Of pure SODA
WATER, favored with the different Fruit Sirups
or one Of hOCK,ta ney article in this city, CALI q
j, p. Milburn q o.'s Drug Store, under Willards
Hotel, where the best quality Of the above beve-
J. p. HITBURN / CO, Druggists.
IL b-anSm Ea-ll w,ilards' H0tal
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I OTS FOR SALE.-Square 49S-3, 4, 5,6.7,e 9,
TO- H. l3 IA Is, H. S, l9, z5 26, n, D. %, 50, 81 So
Square 1875, &c, q, %.
B. BAYLlSS.
an IS cow Missouri ave-. "a and 9Th SITS.
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Educational.

MISS II: MCCORMICK and SISTER will re-
~ sumo the duties of their school IN the lat of
segtsmber; NO 4S AZ street, between Psnnsy lvania
olo nlissOurl avenues. Is
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DRADY'S GALLERY,
ID $50 Pa. AVENUE, NEAR 7rH STREET,
Deer Svssag, Rittsakesss, Faat + Co.'s
BdRkiHg H0Hss.
Mr.. BRADY begs respectfully to inform the pub
c that In consequence of the very liberal patronage
he has Seoelved since opening his PHI OF o.
contrary to his original intenIon keep open during
the summer months.
An efficient corps of Artists will be constantly In
attendance to execute Photographs and Ambrotype
in the best possible manner.
III Prices ranging from 81 upwards.
The Collection of Portraits of distinguished men
at this Gallery (the largest IN the world open for
public inspection every day Sunday oepted) from
q. m. to .. m. je Sl-e03m
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ENEMALE ACADEMY,
l. Street, bet,oeen 18Th aud 18th.
Il. T.. JANNEY, PRINCIPAL.
The fourth annual session will commences on the
first Monday in September - "
The course of study in this Institution is extern
ton. an IlIawqvs
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A SPECIAL NOTIcE:IL"v Valley View Farm I"
n ate the residence of John H. King, decd is
offered Tor sale or rent To persons living in this
seotion It deemed unnecessary TO describe IT. but
ior the Information of persons at a distance. il may
be well tomention tnst place within one hundred
mies ol washington city offers snch Inducements
either 70 q purchaser or tenant. The improvements
are lArye and commodious Dwelling, containing II
rooms 6ardener's House, containing S rooms; a
large Barn, and ample Stablips; Wagon sheds, Car
rage Huuse. Ice House, Green House, Sprinr
House, Tool House, Carpenter's Shop, Root Lel-
ars, Corn House. Smoke House, Servants uaT-
ters, Hay and Gram Barracks, &o.-in a word,
Ssery conyenence that can be desired upon farm.
several springs OF lire water are upon the place
and particularly one from which wafer is forced to
the dwelling. stables. &s by a hydraulic ram. The
farm contains about 50 acres, AT under fencing and
Ia WALKS and drives, shaded by fruit trees. This
paoe, Tor the ast hfteen years. has been carried on
very successfully as a market garden, there is a
large quantity of Hot bed sash. Forcing Frames,
60. on the place that can be uccessfuly used in
the raising of vegetables. The Fruit Trees of ali
KINDS grapes, Cnrrants, Gooseberries. &C., can be
II Is presumed that any one desiring such placs
will examine 1t personally Every information will
be given upon application at the place, or 90 w.
ALBERT KING, No. IS High street, Georsefown,
II. Y. jy 26-n
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W. YOUNG LADIES,
Corner OF Montgoniery dad DHnb1rtoH sts.,
GEoRGETowN, ID. G.
The duties OF this institution will be resumed on
tlons on the part ofthe Principal for the cultivation
OF the hearts and minds Of the pupils committed to
fully solicited. an ~ eotSepI5th
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SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS.
p BuTrER CoQLERs, TEA SETS,
ALBATA SPOONS, FORKS, LADIES.
And LOT Of spe IyoIy HsrSIs Steel Blade Csilvsr
just received. and Offering very low. At Ss Penn.
aysnus' We. M moon
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u GEORGETOWN. ID. C..
The next annual session Of this school will oom-
menoe on MONDAY, September 6, 1853. Circulars
may be obtained at the Drug Store of Mr.. R. :. T.
Clssel, corner Congress and Bridge streets.
GEO. ARNOLD, nj. A., Principal.
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DOOK- BINDING AND BLANK BOOK
ID MANDATORY,
By EDWARD LYCETT,
81 Pa. AUesHe bst. IOtk and MA Ssess.
spsnceIs History Of United States, svol tto bound
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NOTICE.
HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has taken the old stand Of
Messrs BreTeton Bro, corner Of 7th and sts..
No, <b4 1th street, where he will keep general az
sortment Of WINE, LIQUORS, and GROCB-
RlES, and FEED and PROVISION.
JONAS p, LEVY.
~ 1t-h Successor to Breretou A. Bro.