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The Lnnr Of his Rnee.

Francis Id, King of Naples, has taken
fight from his Capital at the approach of the
Deliverer of the People, Garibaldi. The reign
of Francis has been brief and stormy. The
Albany Journal says, "he came to the Crown
only sixteen months ago, and is bnt twenty
three years old. He has lived in turmoil
for which he can hardly be held responsible.
The sins of his fathers are visited upon him.
He has done nothing very bad himself has
had time to do but little of any sort, but he is
part of a system under which the Two Sici-
lies have groaned for quarter of a century.
he is a Bourbon, and the people have de-
termined that the Bourbons must go down.
His first refuge, of course, is Gaeta. Gae-
ia is the strongest fortified city in his king
dom. Itis town on the Mediterranean coast
with few people, but many soldiers, ramparts
and cannon. There is a royal palace there,
which is a favOrite summer residence, and in
which Sovereigns have often taken refuge
from their reTolted subjects. Plus TX fed
there, at the time of the Roman Revolution,
in lS49, and the Napolitan Kings go there
regularly whenever Naples becomes too-hot
to hold them. But now revolution RACES
even at the very gates of Gaeta. 1t is in the
province of TERRA di Lavoro, of which the
people have risen in arms.
This has been a destructive season for Ital-
ian Royalty. Exiled Italian Sovereigns are
becoming numerous. The Duchess of Parma
is now private citizen of Venice. The rich
i)uk of Modena has retired in disgust to
German Country Seat. The poor Duke of
Tuscany has become a Colonel of Austrisr
Dragons. Where and what will the King
of the Two Sicilies be two months hencef
empires to-day are upside down.
The Castle kneels before the Town,
The Monarch fears printers from,
A brickbat's rang,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-21

A New York correspondent Of western
journal gives the following sad picture of
Lola Montez. He says;-Lola Montez is
stopping at Astoria with a kind friend, but
alas in what condition of body and mind =
She is not exactly an imbecile, and yet
what term will more clearly express her
mental helplessness2 Physically she is an
invalid of q melancholy description. A
female friend of mine saw her day or two
ago, and it was enough to make ones heart
bleed to note her picturesque Innings Of the
wonderfully changed woman. Lola was
costumed in half night and half morning
robe, and she SATIN apretty garden, her hol-
low cheeks, sunken eyes, and cadavorous
complexion forming a remarkable contrast to
the gay flowers. She was unable to utter an
Ineligible word, except spasmodically, and
after repeated efforts. Her mouth was froth-
ing, like that of one in partial convulsions,
and she was uneonsciously wiping it, as lit
tie boys do, drawing it across the sleeve of
her dress. In fact she had the strange, wild
appearance and behavior of quiet idiot and
is evidently lost to all further interest in the
world around her, and its affairs. And SO
ends her eventful history What study for
the brilliant and thoughtlessl What a
sermon on human vanity
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-21
RRPURI.ToAN NOMTNATT0Ns

President LINCOLN.
q Vice Prcsidont-HANNIRAL HAllLiN.
I" supreme JudEc-JACOBB BBRfNKEItHOFF
'' Attorney Genoral-JAlIES MURRAY.
y Board Pub. Works-LEVI SARGENT.
- Congross-ALBRRT q. RIDDLE.
IL Probate Judge-DANIEL Il, TILDEN.
u Clerk kofCourt-FRED. Of ]. PRENTIsS.
). shorlG-JAnIES A. CRAW.
a Auditor-HRNRY G. HAWKINS.
' Uommissionor-JOHN BARNUlL
s Surveyor. c. SEXTON.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-21

A WRECK.-The schooner Alma, in max
ing this port in gale last Tuesday night
ran on to the west pier, and sunk. She is
total wreck. Her cargo Of coal is being fish
ed out. The entrance to the harbOr in con-
sequence of the sinking Of this vessel, is un-
sais Tor vessels in the night and the beacon
light has been discontinued for the present.
In light wind vessels can make the harbor
6y running close to the east pier Conssaut
Rep.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-21
MARRIED.

In East Townsend, September 10th, Mr.. j. Nc
DERMOTT, Of Whitley, q. W. aud Miss HENRI
ETA SCOTT, OF the former place
In Fitclyille, Sept. 10th, Mr.. D. A. CURTISs and
Miss JULIA II. PALMER.
In Warren, Sept. nth, Mr.. A. d. MATTHEWS Of
Middlcsex, Pa, and Miss JULIA ANN COLE Of
Hubbard, Ohio.
In Harrington, Sept, 18th, Mr., G. s. HEATH and
Miss ISABELLA HATOH .af."
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FILLIBUsrER WALKER sHOTl

NEW URLEANs, sept. 70
The steamer Frencisco Desasis, at HAVANA, re-
ports that Walker and RudIer had been shot by
the Honduras Government The men were al
lowed to depart unmOlested.
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Enect of Maine Election in Washingto

Eject of Maine Election In Washington.
The result of the Maine election in Wash
ington, the N. Y. Heralds dispatch states,
was to give totally new phase to the Presi-
dental election in the opinion of the thought
full and observing of all parties. The dis
patch says:
It is demonstrated that Douglas has not
strength to carry the State which he felt he
was most sure to triumph in. Maine was
one of his strongest of strongholds. It's of
no use to talk hereafter of his proves or his
station in any other qusrter. ThepeOple will
not believe it. The thorough rOut in Maine
ends the matter as to Douglas.
From this time forth he will have scarcely
a corp0raIs guard anywhere in the South
Clrtain green politicians in that region took
him up for the nonce, under the idea that be
WAS strong man in the North. They will
fly from him now as they would from a po-
liiieal aspirant dead and buried, never again
to be resuscitated by any force of party cleo
tricity. OF all who have ever been wheed-
led or cajoled into the support of demn-
gogues, the followers and bepraisers Of Doug
las must at this moment feel the hattest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-21

Hale AND DoUGLAs-Senator Hale is
wag of the first water. In closing speech
at DoEsr, n. H., recently, he referred to Sena-
-oor Douglas and said ''There is one thing
in which Mr.. Douglas and myself are or will
be alike. was a candidate for President
and did not get single electoral vote"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-21

BUCK TO BROoKs.-It is currently reported
that President Buchanan sent the following
dispatch in reply to the recent impudent let
ter Of "BOoby Brooks" Of the New York
Express:
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DIED.
altw advertisements.
PROCLAMATION.

I DAVID j. WIGHTMAN, SHER-
IFF Of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, do hereby no
thy the Qualified Electors Of said County, that
TUESDAY, THE gTH DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT,
Is the day appointed by law for holding the General
Election In the State Of Ohio, at which time said
Electors will assemble at their several places Of hold
Ing Elections in their respective Townships and
Wards and proceed by ballot TO vote for the follow
ing State and County Officers, viz:
One Judge of the Supreme Court,
One Attorney General,
One Member Board Public Works,
One Representative to Congress,
Probate Judge,
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
Sheriff,
Auditor,
One County Commissioner, and
One County Surveyor.
The Judges Of Elections in their respective Town.
ships and Wards, will, on the same day, select O
good judcious persons having the qualifications Of
electors their apportonmeut persons to be return
edas Jurors and return the same Othe Clerk OF the
Court Of Common Pleas OF said County, with the
Poll Books Of said Election, as follows:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-21
The Pacific Telegraph Contract.

Hessrs. Harmon & Clark have been award
ed the contract for building the Telegraph
line to the Pacific, who agree to construct
the line for $1,000. John H. Harmon Of
Detroit, was the lowest of all the bidders,
and the Cabinet in council decided that the
law providing for the construction Of the Pa
cifc line left no alternative but to award the
contract to the lowest proposal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-21

Given under my hand at the Court House, in the
City of Cleveland this 9th day Of September, a ID.
U60. DAVID L. WIGHTMAN,
sept2ls3OidkW Sheriff of said County.
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finantial.

$40 00O MONEY ADVANCED "a NJ p. D
and well kno wn WAGNERS 0EFICE-on securitles
et every kin d, viz Dry Goods, HardW ARE Gold ana
silver Plate, Watches Diamonds Jewel ~ Firearms
Cothlng, Irniture, Carpets, Pian9s trrors PAINT
lngs, Genei= al Merchandise and Perso ual Properly
anu artlclef Of value the most satisf tOry ter MS
Business 81 richly private. Established Is v. Watches
ana Jewel ry for sale at bargains.
Corner Superior street, over Geo. A. Da 'ia %.
Clothing Store.
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THE GREAT EASTERN

THE GREAT EASTERN.
Now I've time and will toll you,
All about my recent trip,
On the railroad, down to Gotham,
To see the great Steam Ship.
First, I'll tell You OF my reception,
For, with the Embassa adOrs from Japan,
stopped at a house on Broadway,
Called the metropolitan.
When entered this great Hotel,
gentleman most polite
In our book, your name please write"
Then made my mark upon their book,
In q manner no ways small: said
When the smiling Clerk, behind the counter
you're from lsaacs Union Hall ~
assured him had the pleasure,
OF hailing from that spot
Says he, "my friend we're full tonight,
So you IL have TO take cot"
Then he showed me in the parlor,
To a soft and downy cot,
And with regrets, assured me,
Next day they'd change my lot.
| Next day they changed it truly
Oftheir friendship r proof,
They placed me in the highest room
They had beneath the roof.
When got down stairs once more;
As am rather fat,
told the Clerk ] could not climb
So many stairs as that.
The Leland took me by tBe hand,
Says he, ''my clever 6ller,
J. hyOu re not used GO getting hl3h,
Wen put you in the cellar
told him vrts satisfied
With awning he d do,
But If il Was the same to him
I'd stop between the two.
Then they made me quite COntented;
And III say to every uan,
When next You visit New York City,
Stop at-the Metropolitan.
But in telling of my reception,
have let the subject slip,
must now tell you all about
My visit to the Ship.
The Ship was anchored in the stream
And climbed up ladder ofrOpes,
But when the ladies went on board,
They showed no little hoops.
Everything about the Ship
Was on a scale extremely large,
Even the price paid for seeing her
For dollar was the charge.
Tho ship was very dirty
They had not prepared at all,
For q visit from the Proprietor
OF ISAAC'S UNION HALL.
Then left the Ship disgusted,
And bought my stock for Fall,
And can now supply with CLOTHING
All that visit UNION HALL.
re- I have now the largest and best Stock Of Fall
and Winter Clothing for Men and Boys wear in the
city Purchasers at Wholesale and Retail are inyi-
ted to call at
ISAAC A. ISAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale of Singers celebrated
SEWING MA CHIMES
STORR'S AUTOMATON PRESSMAN.
CornOr of Union and Superior streets.
naz- TOoF OTrp ron n1I or Ayno -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-21

@. o. D. means 'collect on delivery al
the President is known to be aysrss to
paying for political dispatches himself
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WASHINGTON, Sci

To he Hon. james Brooks, Auctioneer,
Notscared at all. tH
@. o. D. Yours, &c. J.B,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-21

"Empires to-day are upside down,
The Castle knsels before the Town.
The Monarch fears r printers frOHn,
A brickbat's rauFss
Give me in preference to a CroFn
Five ghillfDes Fhange."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-13
FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY,
ALEXANDRIA,, VIRGINIA.
cApTTAT, OVER $4,000 DOLLARS,

CAPITAL OVER $780, 600 DcLAAEs,
| AND INSTANTLY IN GRE A G.
| The Charter Of this Company offers more 1aVora-
hlc advantages to the farmer and others, than any
Company chartered in the State, by lnsurIns
with or without q premium note. Il the apPilcaht
prcc,r ho can pay The full amount OF The premium
in e., sh or by ciectinS Il cash insurance ior t"o
years. The insured saves onc-eighta OF the amount
he would otherwise have TO pay; or 0y becoming Il
rcculber and giving ii small premium note, she III
surod saves nearly One-haH Of the amount charged
by Stoc; Companies, when insuring from year 10
wear. This is the advantage resulting lron the
combination OF the -
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issuing Policies
against loss or damage by fire, on the 18TH day OF
March. 1854 since which time over seven thousand
seven hundred persons have Insured ana become
members Of tho Company, and over seventy thou-
san;! dollars have been paid for losses HaVlng
increased our business daring tho past year. we leel
grateful fer the liberal patronage bestowed upcn
the Company thus far, and for It's iiatierlns pros
meets OF future usefulness The Directors nope
and believe, that, by prudence, caution, and rigid
system Of economy, they will establish Tor TINS
COMPANY y reputation for cheapncs5 anu safety
not surpassed by any Company in the u. States,
All differences in settlement Of losses may be
determined by three dsinteresed arhitators OF the
County where such loss happened, to be mutually
chosen by the insured and the Company.
DIRECTORS:
r. ". Thomas, James T. Close,
Y. 3. Robertson, Thomas T. Hill,
DR.. Z. II. Stabler, 4. Ii. Garter,
Christopher Nea,le, Wm wright,
P D. Lipscemb, II. I. Lester,
SilaS Biglow, Ben. L. Nalle,
W. II. Turner, George L. French,
4. z. Blakey. VIM. c. Knight.
OFFICERS:
Il. ". Thomas. Prcs't. Thomas !; Illll' Ireer'
y. 7. Robertson, V rrcst VIM. Wright, Secretary.
JAS. T. CLOSE, hctuary & General Agent.
my 7--cSdly -...--
FFynE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
I ALEXANDRIA, continues to insure against
Fire generally in Town aud Country as heretofore,
on tie most reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
ANTHONY 2. COVER, President.
William Gregory, Edward 5. HOugh,
Robert Jamiesun, james T. Smith,
Thomas r. Keith, Robert Il. Violet,
William y. Fowle Thomas McCOrmicK,
John II. Brent, {. ". Watt!es.
R:57- Cffice hours from to u, and from 2! to 3s
O'Clock. c. ". WATTAh>, Secretary.
Office or King street, near 81. Asai!n
nov i0--d1y
FsEiE pOTO1AG INSURANCE COMPANY
! OF ALEXANDRIA offers reliable insurance
for such FIRE and MARINE RISKS rs they
mav receive 1T their Office, No. II FAIRFAX
STREET. Also, as Savings Bank receives
MONEY On DEPOSITE, allowing interest, and
investing the same agreeably with their Charter
Board of Directors:
D. BOYD SMITH, PRESIDENT.
r. S. Ashby, Wm. n. McFclgh,
Cassius +. Lee, x. Borsh,
Benjamin Barton, Lewis Mckenzie.
nov lN--tf r.. Is. ~" ELL. sec Y.
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asz- THE AMERICAN MEDICAL AND ToI-

5ng~ THE AMERICAN MEDICAL AND ToI-
LET RECEIPT BOOK.-This Book contains Re-
cipes and Directions for making all the most vau-
able Medical preparations in use; also, Recipes
and full and explicit directions for making all tho
most popular and useful Cosmetics, Perfumes,
Ungents, Hair Restoratiyes, and all Toilet Arti-
cles. If you are suffering with any chronic dis
ease-if you wish beautiful complexion, fine
head of hair, smooth face, clear skin, uxu-
rant beard or moustache-or if you wish to know
anything and every rything ia the Medical and To-
let line, you should, by all means, peruse copy
of this Book. For full particulars, and sample
of the work for perusal, (free,) address the pub
Usher. T. F. CHAPMAN,
oct 30-d3m No. S3l Broadway, New York.
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DR. x A MES
DIR x A N IFS
PANORAMA of the ARCTIC REGIONS,
WILL EXHIBIT At
BERTY Hall l., i.
Commencing Wednesday Evening, Nov. 7th

The management would respectfully announce
to the citizens of Alexandria, that they are able to
present an EXHIBITION that is truthful in its
design, moral, and entertaining. There is no
Painting that has ever appeared in this country
that is able to compete with this
WORK OF GRANDEUR.
Mr.. TH0S. HICKS, ore of DR.. Kanes compnn-
ions, appears ut the close Of each Exhibition, in
Esquimaux costume, accompanied by DIR. kane's
faithful Esquimaux Sledgc Dog, "Toodlarmick."
NIs- Admission % cents; Children Is cents.
Seats in Dress Circle, 81 cents.
gzEs- Doors open at 1.-THE voyage will COM
rnence at o'clock nov ST
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JAMES C. NEVETT,
Duke Str5ot Wharf, Alexandria, Va,

OPPOSITE PIONEER MILLS,
rs NOW receiving his fail supplies Of GUAE0S
!. and FERTILIZERS, as follows:
80. | PERUVIAN GUAs0, direct importation.
CALlFoRylA GUAEo, OF recent importation, an
a!yzmg per cent. Ammonia.
RoBlxS0x's No | MANIPULATED GUASo, a
superior ariiclo, warranted equa! to any in the
market.
IcaAnos GuASo, from Saldanna Bay, Arri-
Ca anajyzins IL per cent. Ammonia, warranted
genuine
DAHEgs ISLAND GUASo, analyzing rs TO 50 per
cent bone Phosphate Lime.
DEBuHG's No. ! SUrER PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
No. l CoLuMEGAH GUASo.
No. | NAv4ssA GUAN0.
4. a. MEXICAN GuASo.
PuLyERIIED Bones.
All of which are warranted TO be OF the best
quality, and will be sold il large or small Quanti-
ties at thc Lowest market rates. amg l5
C1TAND gACK-BRCOMS ARE FALLING.
- shall sell, from this date, BRQoAS from
81 25 10 So IS per dozen, and compromise to
make have made contract for large lot Of
rev Corn, and MI that know the nature Of Brooms
will not buy cid, when they can get new.
I would invite merchants coming to our city.
to call and examine my Stock, it Is the largest
TO be found This side of Baltimore--consisting OF
Brooms, Buckets Tubs, Churns, Baskets, Black
ing, Matches &c, &c.
| have orders to show, that merchants have got
nv prices, and have gone to Baltimore and have
sent their orders from Baltimore to fill, and uc-
knowlcdgcd that they would save 10 per cent to
buy here. l. HERRING,
Broom and Wooden Ware House,
oct / Royal street, Alexandria, Va.
EALLoTy2Es! HALLoTYPEs
THE LATEST AND GREATEST INVENTION
IL TIE ART!
T!TIIE undersigned having bought the patent
right for this city, offers these PICTURES
10 the public, and calls upon everybody who want
PERFECT GEMS GF LIKENESsES
more TRUTHFUL. rs DURABLE, and CHEAPER than
Oil Paintings. to try
HALL OTTPE!!
AMBROTYpES,
DAG GUERREoTYPES,
and PHOTOGRAPHS,
Taken artisticaly, and as low, if not lower, than
anywhere else. z:.5~ Come and sec the llALLo-
TYPES! II. WOOLt,
mn I7-ly Royal ST., I'd door from Kins-st
GEORGIA PINF.-Just received from savan-
VI nah per Schr Henry paySou, ,eOu feet CT
assorted GEORGIA PINE
l2by H. lU by -. by y, by II, for
sale by tect 81 WATERS & co:
ooN TONS NO. l PERUVIAN GUANO. per
otU Sehrs. T. C. Warrcll and John and Henry,
warranted direct from the hands Of tho agent of
the Peruvian Government.
sep2l [sent] JAMES c. NEv EII: :
ryTALI. PAPERS, Of all the very latest pat
w t.rus, furnished and hung in the best alan-
uer, at J. P. CLARKE'S New Paper Hanging
and Window Furnishing Store, no. l5s, King
street oct %
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GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS.
1uS. u Mod nIlnTcIl @ M

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Brandies, Vines, Gins and iStgars.
ID EG leave to call the attention Of the citizens of
- the United States to their Pure Wines and
Liquors, put up under their ewn supervision, for
Family and Medicinal use, in cases assorted to
suit customers. Clubs, Military and other public
bodies, who require to purchase in large or small
quantities, in casks or bottles will be literally
dealt with. Price List sent on application.
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HATS sl-D CaESi

HATS END CAPS!
y Ohm ARNOLD has just received frou New
York sample stock Of
TIE FALL STYLES,
Embracing every variety Of FRENCH FELT,
NOLESh-iN. and CASHMERE HATS Also,
a complete assortment oi
CHiHDREN'S FANCY HATS AND CAPS.
Being in receipt Of our NE" FASHIONS, we
are prepared TO fill AL orders for SiLh HATS.
4 cail i solicited to examine The NEW STI LES.
Hzi:' Fhenix Hall Hat aid Cap Stcro
ono 9n.;f
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50NNETs, RIBBONS IND FLOWERS,

r UIL
JOHN I. EE ANS,
DESpECTFULLY uforrns the Ladies that he
q has opened we'll selected assortment oi
B0NNETs. RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &C., of the
latest styles. -
B0NNETS DLEACHED and TRAINED at
.he shortest notice.
LADIES and MISSES HATS, Of tho latest
styles, viz :Cotilda, Florent!nc, C"ntincnti Z"r'
ave, &c.
EONNETS made to order, ut thc shortest notice.
HATS AND CAPS.
Gcntlc1ncn's Cashmere and Soft French Hats,
and Chndrcn's Hats and Caps.
oS
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HATS, CAPS, BoENETs, &c.
EURS! FURS!! FURS y.
IInrtN- ~ It.F n

EURS! FyRsM FURS!y!.
JOHN J.. EVANS,
y ESpECTFULI.Y informs the Ladies that he
= has the largest collection of FURS ever OF
lcrcd for sale in this market, viz: Sable Nink,
Stone Martin. Fitch, Siberian Squirrel Water
Mink. Rock Martin, French sable, %r.: Erminc
and Swausdown Trimmings. All Of the above
will he sold wholesale and retail ut reduced prices
FURS made and repaired ut the shortest notice
The Ladies are invited TO call and examine my
stock OF fura. oct Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-13

10, FOR RENT il three story DWELLING
-. HOUSE, ON Washington street, between
Prince and Duke streets, lately occupied by Com
,,Ioorc Possession given immediately. Apply TO
birs. ANNE Il. LLOYD,
"u. 2l--tf on Washington ST., corner of Queen
-. FOR RENT.-lhc three story STORE.
t.;;%; No. 4l!. King street, with the t:rec story
WAREHOUSE in the rear. Apply TO
lnh 3--tf JAN rN I. SMIit.