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Public Sale.

TNY VIRTUE of deed of trust from
I'D William Teaten to the subscriber,
to secure the payment of certain debts IN
the said deed mentioned, due from the
said William YeaUn to the Bank Of Poto-
mac, will be sold at auction on the premi-
ses. on the first day of October next, at
10 O'Clock,
That Lot or parcel of ground
on which the said VIM. Yeaton, at pre-
|sent resides, situated upon the North side
|of Cameron street, and west side of st.
Asaph streets in the town of Alexandria,
and bounded as follows. viz. beginning at
the intersection of said streets and run
ming thence westwardly with Cameron
street, and binding herewith 100 feet !;
thence northwardly with line parallel
Ito St. Asaph's street 1876 feet; thence
'eastwardly with line parallel to Came
ron street 100 feet to St. Asaph's street /;
thence southwardly with that street and
binding thereupon 1876 feet to the begin
ming, together with the buildings and all
other appurtenances thereunto belonging.
One Lot of Ground on the
east side of Fairfax street, beginning at
the north side of the house formerly oCCu.
pied by Mrs. Catharine Sanford, suppos.
ed to be l42 feet inches to the south OF
Princess street thence south to The line
of the lot Formerly the property of Mary
Chew, supposed to be thirty four feet two
or three inches thence eastwardly the
same width parallel with Princess street
in depth 1913 feet s inches to the lihe
of the lot formerly Richard Conway's.
One other Lot on the north
side of Cameron street, beginning at the
distance Of one hundred and forty four
feet west from Royal street, thence west
on Cameron street one hundred and two
feet two inches to Pit street. thence
aorth on Pitt street eighty eight feet to al
ten feet alley, thence on the alley east.
one hundred and two feet two inches,l
thence south parallel to Royal street to
the beginning
One other Lot on the north
side of King street beginning at the
distance OF ninety seven feet six inches
west from Union street, thence west OH
King street twenty two feet six inches,
thence north parallel to Union street, the
same width as in froat, eighty one feet to
Fayette alley.
The terms of Sale will be one fifth iDI
Cash, and the residue in six. twelve.
eighteen and tWenty-six months, carry
my interest from the date, to be secured
by Mates with approved Endorsers, and a
Deed Of Trust on the property sold.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Trustee |
July go 2awts |
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This day is ubllshed,
find ready for ds'irsry to s"0s'F'DS'''
The First Number OF the
MONTNLY VIsIT.ANT,
SOMETHING OLD.
A Periodical Fork, intended 10 W
continued monthly for twelve m0D'i's,
longer, if mutually agreeable 10 'u'''
bcrs and the Editor.
CONDITIONS.
The VrsrrAsr will be Handsomely
printed, on good paper, with nc" 9F7
procured for the occasion.
II. A number containing Az >, his ~ &,
ares. stitched in blue paper, VII pe nh-
sued once month, and delivered ~ NE,
scribers in Alexandria. at 20 ceH''
number. payable on delivery
! X Subscriptions to the ,; aDt tbe
Work will be received at ""
Office of the Alexandra o'
|ette.
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Cotton Y arm

The subscriber has on hand, and vii
b. constantly supplied with general as
sortment of Cotton Yarns from the Rich
mond Mandatory, which will be advan
taseously disposed of to town and coun
try merchants.
July /
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For FREIGHT or Charter.

SEK The substantial British Bri.
Sss:sSssSsH.s Dasher, Freeman Collins. mas
ter an excellent vessel. burthen IS.
tons, slows about 1000 barrels will b.
ready for the reception of a CISCO in :
few days. Apply to
John Jackson.
Who has for sale The Cargo Of said
veSsel--
l45 tons Plaster.
August 6
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CARPENTERS wanted

THE subscriber wishes to employ fen
or twelve good House Carpenters 10
work at ELLIcoT's New Establishment
Elk Landing. g..
gf' He will give liberal wages Ii In
mediate application is made to
lillian StezeGrt, Carpenter
July l6
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For Antwerp,

ssT The substantial and last sa'l'os
ss ,N. Ship .ameyica, burthen 203 to''s
havinp two thirds OF her caFgo ehgaSeu'
the balance will be taken on modeI',s
terms if immediate application is :, maus
- DANIEL S0MENo'
July IL
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JOHN BINNS,
No. 70. Chestnut street.

NO. 20, JhcSnut-Strtet.
Philadelphia, June, 1916.
81 Mr.. Eaoch Reynolds, Of Washing.
ton, is appointed agent for the District
If Columbia. for the above proposed
splendid publication. He will receive
and deliver the epgravings
when completed.
July 2
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FOR NEW YORK,

zss The fast-sailing schooner EypeH,,
~ y ment. CAPT Sotoddurd, VIII SAX
this week. For freight or passage, nav y,
mo superior accommodations, aHp'y -
the captain on board, at 1anney's "ha''
or TO
Barnewall ard popiIan'
August IS III"
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Cabinet-making Business.
JAMES HARRIS, Jun.
July "a

JN.nES Hex ERiS, Juns
Respectfully informs the Public,
EVnAT he has commenced the Cabi
3 net-'naking Business on the corner
i King and Patrick streets, opposite TO
Mr. William Mills, where he intends
and keeping complete
assortment OF CABINET WARE, which
he will sell On the most accommodating
terms.
The above business will be csrried on
IN it's various branches, and attended to
With promptness.
~ lie also makes, stufs and repairs
Sofas, Mattresses, &c.
July "a d5t1avtf
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Hardware

LEWLs- HIPKIN's q co.
Have received by ships Ocean and noe,
fern, from Liverpool, a general assert
ment of
HARD WARE & CUTLERY.
ON HAND,
a general assortment German Goods,
Which will be sold on the most ac-
conmodating terms 10 punctual custom
ers-or for cash.
May %
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The Museum will be opel
for the reception Of Visitors, on Monday
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
from 8 to s o'clock.
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L haze receiDsd Sonas
Seasonal e GOODS. Il

such as superane and second Cloths and
Cassimeres, and coarse ditto
Lambs Wool, Hose and Socks
Flannels, plain and figured
Booking Baize
Damask Table Cloths
Marseilies Sestings
Long Cloth, Cambrics
Plain and figured Null Muslins
Dimities, Furniture Fringe
Madras Handkerchief
Is trunks super6ne undressed well choseH
Calicoes
The above goods will be sold by The
piece on accommodating terms.
George Taylor.
octsbeE . eo1R
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Public Sale.

On Friday next, at ten O'Clock, VII
,e said. at the Vsn,lue Store, corner O
',ripce ana Water streets, general as
;ortment Of Dry Goods, consisting Of
Cloths, Cassilneres
Bedford ard imperial cord
Blankets, fiannels
Flushing cambria
Lcno, iaconet and book muslin
Wcysted, lambs wool and cotton hol
siery
Shifting cambria, Irish linen
Madras handkerchiefs
Figured and plain shawls
Colored cambria, Florence silk
BoRbazet. pattinet
Ribbons, lace
Gallons, tapes, bobbins
Cotton balls, white jeans
Pins, white and brown linens
Cords, velvets, brown Holland
Calicoes, dimities, Marseiiles y fancy
vesting
Plain and figured cravats, etc. etc.
Terms made known at place of sale.
p. G. Marsteiler.
October 2s
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From TIE London Ell. Star, .aug. s7
An Apparition |

Narrative of the appearance of an APP
partition to James SIMPSON, Broad
Cloth Weaver, near Huddersfeid
Yorkshire.
The encouragement given by the kim
tof France to preternatural monitions'
has produced its expected effect Gho.t
las appeared in Yorkshire, to an eldery
broad cloth weaver, and every European
country will, it is to be hoped, enjoy 81
Imilar visitation for since their ruler,
will not be moved by what the living am
the suffering urge upon them, they MAJ
perhaps, be influenced by the advice o
the dead.
James SIMPSON lives at the distance
|of four miles, and three quarters from
|Huddersfeld-hesis rathe.o:a melancholy
temperament, fond OF smoking, about five
feet eight inches high, with a cast in his
lett eye--was twice married, but has no
'ctildren by his last wife halts little with
the right leg, and LOST one of his eye
brows when boy, by the explosion of a
|slxpenny brass cannon. On the Sd OF
Aag. 1916, as he was stepping out of bed
Iat about half past five in the morning, he
felt something puIling him back by the
shirt he thought it was his wife. who
sometimes does, 50, but upon turning
about he found that she was fast asleep
/ this. he has since acknowledged, some
what surprised him.
When he attempted to put on his
breeches, they we're suddenly snatched
from his hand, and carried with crack
ing noise up the chimney, and in this
state he was, as he states, irresistibly
compelled to go into his kitchen, where
he discovereda tall thin man, as he then
supposed him, dressed in an olive colour.
ed great coat, and nankeen trousers.
setting in a bee hive chair by the fire.
who uttered, to the best of his recoiec-
ton, the following words: "James
SIMPSON, ! am going to alarm you'll you
have any gin in the house, take glass Of
i'll am a spirit am commissioned to
Inform you ON several points which your
own natural reason is utterly incompe-
tent to discoyer--List, LIST, oh, list ~
see, James SIMPSON, that you mistake
me-you conceive that | am e1horting
you TO go into the army, but our army
lis more than sufficiently numerous, and
| am come not to Increase bat to reduce
lit" Here tie Ghost took a pinch OF
snuff, and perceiying that SIMPSON, be-
tween cold and terror, was extremely
uncomfortable. he deSsred him to step for
thls wife's' fame petnc6at, and to put It
ion him during tbs re-l q thei conference.
'Upen his return IN tsie pet,coat, the APP
partition thus crpiaued :. obse ve wat
| say to you, Jaasss, and register 1t
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NoTlcE.
TO all .ohoa il may coasera.

To all .chofa IL may Ceneers.
NTOU are hereby neti6ed, that the Di.
rect Tax. for 1916, has become
due and payable. and that attendance
~ill be given TO receive the same at tbs
following times and places, viz:
AT Fairfax coart house, on Monday,
3lst October
At Cen,reville,. Tuesday 22d
AT Gum Spring, Wednesday Esd
AT Aide, Thursday Oath
AT MiddIebarg, Friday s5th
At UpperyiIle, Saturday goth
AT Uniontown, Monday s6th
AT Capt. Gresg's sore, Tuesday 29th
AT Pumpkintown, Wednesday S0th
At Smiths cross roads, Thursday S1st
AT Hillsborough, Friday lst November
AT John Cannards', SATURDAY. ID
AT Sol. vichroy's store, Monday 4th
AT Souder's store, Tuesday 9Th
AT Waterford. ednesday 9th
AT Leesburg, FROM the 18th October to
Che ith November
AT I.anesyiEIe. Tuesday 18th Nov.
81 AT Wiiey'a, Wednesday 18th
AT the cross roads, Thursday 18th
AT Wreus' Friday 18th
AT West EDd, Saturday 18th
Az Fairf..s court house, Monday 18th
AT Colchester, "Wednesday Goth
AT Motifs in Alexandria, Tor non-resi-
dents. Thurday Dist.
And that correct copies of the tax lists
remain with the principal assessor Ut this
collection district, open to the inspection
Of any person who may araly to inspect
the same.
John LittlGohn. Collector
of the Revenue for the 22nc
Collection District Virginia.
October 2s-24 tSlstNoy
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Hugh Smith * Co.
Have received by the ship Boston fros
LIVERPOOL.

Have received by the ship Boston troS
Liverpool,
An additional supply which, with thelr
stock on hand, enables them to Otter loF
sale general assortment Of CHINE,
and EAR THEN WARE, at Fel~
sonable prices.
Tue, offer for sale,
A few tons of shot,
Pipes in boxe- and
Dry white and re,i Leadin cask''
Sept. IL dlweett
The National Inteliigencer, Wlhehes'
ter Gazette and Leesburg Wafhias,one
an, will please insert the ADORE fof th,t $.
weeks and forward their accounts 70 no
office.
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land sensibility which gave them the most
|4eartfelt satisfaction. Tins, in making
Sc Of the natural language of signs, We
|csuld establish a rapid and universal
ystem of communication, which supply
/ suppkes) the want of spoken language
all over the world. Bat gentlemen, il
THE deaf and dumb are happy together,
those who do not know how to write and
read, are moi SO with the persons enaow-
ed with the sense If hearing and the
use of speech. because they canaot make
themselves understand to understood by)
|them. Be then so good a. to hasten
their happiness; your countrymen have
beer too negligent of that unfortunate
class of deaf and dumb !; hope you
will soon rival the benevolence of Eu-
rope.
LAURENT CLERC.
Have you any idea how God could
have existed fron eternity
God was before all age; but we can
not comprehend how he is from eternity,
il is great mystery for us. 50
What idea have you of God -
That be is tie supreme Being, by
whom all exist in this worl., the Creator
and preserver of all visible and invisible
beings.
Have you any idea Of the manner in
which we converse with those who are.
leaf and dumb r.
l know thar in speaking you express
your thoughts BY the mean Of the voice
but lave no idea of the effect of tie
sound
I How long ago, and in what manner
did you learn the English Language p
| began to learn it at the moment in
which left France: and being Oh the
sea, | applied myself so much, that |
succeeded to make SON progress.
How do deaf and dumb persons first
learn the names of objects or things -
We at first draw the object in ques-
ton, show it to them, make the sign of
it. and write the name of that object, and
make the pupils initiate the letters such
as they see them, and BY dint ofrepeat
ing we succeed to teach the word To-
them.
The thanks of the meeting were ex-
pressed TO MIR. Clerc b. vote, 70 which
he j immediately wrote the following re-
ply:
Gentlemen---I am very sensible of the
you express for me. | thank
you at my turn, to have honoured me
#ith your presence. | hope you will
effect on my address at your leisure,
and pronounce Oh the future happiness
Of the poor deaf and dumb OF this coun-
FRY. They are my BROKERS. and must
do for them what they would do for my
self, i'll was in the same situation as
they are.
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wEDNEsDAF, ecroBER so.
Valuable Property for Sale.

.
Ru SATURDAY, the 10th of No
vember, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. vii
be sold at public auction. that VALUABLE
Property at the insersection OF King ant
Columbus streets, consisting OF
5 Two BTick Warehouses,
zach az feet front on King-street, ana
extending back 100 feet to yard en-
closed with a brick wall. Those ware
houses are in the best situations for bust
ness. and are we'll calculated for exten
sive Dry Good or Grocery Stores.
A Dwelling House,
adjoining. we'll calculated for a gentee
family. The lot is large and handsome
" improved evefy necessary out bnild
ing Of brick, aud the yard and garden
enclosed with brick wall. Few situa
tions are considered more desirable for {
tewn residence. Also,
A Country Seat,
fhrce niles from Alexandria, adjoining
Mrs. Chapin's, containing SIS acres s
part cleared and in cultivation, the resi-
due in wood. A small dwelling house
las lately been erected. 1t is handsome
ly situated; has fne spring Of water;
is very healthy, and susceptible OF very
elegant Improvement.
The above property will be sold, with.
cut reserve, at a very liberal credit
Terms at sale.
October Is #
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Tall Goods.
The Franklin, from Liverpool. has brost
me fuftpee supply OF
Hayd1gore,

Comprising a great variety of FALL
GO0DS--Also. early Spring Goods
among ~hich are, Virginia 'iees. Lon
don Shovels ard Spades, improved Cast
,teel Sickles, soc daz. Waldfon's prime
and double PRIME corn, grass and BRAN
hle Scythes, Straw Knives. S tons best
Wagon Boxes, 100 s'aiths an
wills, (Meusehale's). quantity OF Vices,
etc. etc. All of which are offered tor
sale on undeniable terms.
Richard slade
October 90
~ The printer Of the Winchester
Gazette is requested to insert the above
I6 times.
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For New Orleans.

kSE The brig HUNTER Jno. Grin.
nells, master; wiz sail on the
10th Of November. Per freight or pas.
sage, having geod accommodations, az
ply to the master on board, OF to Joh4
Janney and Co.
october s6 dt10thNoy
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For Freight, Coastwise,
NOTICE.

I expect to leave the United States on
or about Che first day of December next,
on business that may probably require
an absence Of from twelve to eighteen
months. oe,
October Is eoSt+
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The Subscribers

Respectfully inform their friends and The
public in general that they have form
ed connection in the Grocery and
Commission Business, under the firm
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Bills On Philadelphia
Wanted at short date, By
Vaudeville ano Larmour.
October 90
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Tor Portland,
|. -6a@ The Brig Albert,
ssssSSsR Captain Morris,
s 8 sss$s Will sail in a few days and
take two hundred barrels on freight.
Apply to
Lawrason and Fowle.
Whs haze for Sale,
Received by said Brig, from Portland,
Is tons first quality Russia hemp
S hhds. N. E. rum
no tons Plaster Paris.
.Alss, for Sale or Freight.
EsG Tie Brig Leyant, John Deer
sss ing. Master; burthen about 1000
barrels. nearly new vessel, sails fast,
and can be ready to receive cargo IA a
few days.
For Sale, said Briggs Cargo, of zoo tons
Plaster Paris,
ALSO,
The Cargo of the Sch'r Levaut, Capt.
Reed, from Lu5ec, Of 100 tons Plaster
Paris.
apply as absre.
October 80
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COAL.

For sale, on board the schooner Con
tradiction, at Ramsay's wharf, two thou
sand bushels Heth's COAL, of very su
perior quality.
Il. and j. Vaudeville.
October 90 St
For Freight, Coastwise,
FAX The above Schooner, burther
about 500 barrels. sails uncom
rnenly fast, and win be ready for the re
ception Of cargoin few days.
October 90 ST
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Exchange on Boston,
For two to three thousand Dollars az
sight. In sums to suit purchasers.
JOHN KETIEIL & co.
October &c
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CONGRESS-.
IN sENATE.
TnM1fdrf[ ~.

fH January 20,
; MFR. Bib submitted the following mos
ton for consideration:
$ Resolved. by the senate and house
Of representatives of the y. States Of
America in congress assembled, two
thirds OF both houses concurring, That
the following amendment to the consti.
tution of the United States be proposed
to the Legislatures Of the several States :
which. when ratified by three fourths OF
the states, shall be valid, to all intents
and purposes, as part Of the said con-
|stitution: ),
"Ihe senators of the u. States shall
be chosen for three years."
This subject has not been discussed
lin the senate. but i, made the order Of
l4he day for an early day.
January ST.
The following vas the vote on the
massage of the bill for continuing in force
the double duties to the S0th OF June &c.
YEAS-Messrs, Barbour, Barry,
Bib. Brown, Chace, Condit, Fromen-
( tin. G;llard, Howell, Hunter, Lacock'
Mason. N. II. Mason. Va. Morrow, Ro'
berts, Ruggles, Sanford, Talbot, lat.
Tayler, Turner, Varnum, Williams;
Wilson'S.
NAYS-Messrs. Dana, Goldsborough.
Horsey, Thompson, Tichenm-5.
The Senate spenl some time In discus.
sion of the bill to authorize the payment
for property lost, captured or destroyed
by the enemy while in the military ser.
vice Of the U. States; when the bill was
recomnitted to the military committee.
February l.
The bill to alter and amend the law
of costs was read second time, and re-
ferred to Messrs. Roberts, Daggett and
The bill from the House for the re-
lief of Martin Cole and others the bill
for the relief of Jonathan White; and
the bill for the relief of Charles Marken,
were read a third time and passed.
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David Peabody
Nnv rs

Has received, in addition to the Goods
mentioned in his last advertisement,
bale carpetings
Venetian stair carpet
Ladies MerinO net vests
Ladies linnen aeeey coats
Elegant merino shawlS and hall
handkerchiefS
Damask silk shawis
Black and white Grape
Russia diaper
India cottens. cotton checks
Towels, silk and cotton umbrellas,
AT the store two doors below the Me-
chanics Bank.
Jah9 u
~ For Hire, for the pre-
sent year, Negro Man, a good house
carpenter.
Empire Of the Printer.
January 19 div
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The Medical Companion.

FCC OAC@~ON~
Treating in the most clear and concise
manner, almost every disease to which
the human body is subject. with their
names, symptoms, causes, cure. reg'-
men. and means Of prerention-A dis
psnsatory for preparing family medl-
cines. and Glossary for explaining
technical terms.
In this though unfinished state, it was
lhonored with the plaudits Of Professor
Mitchell, Shipper, Barton, Chapman
|Woodhouss, Davidge, Shaw, and many
other physicians, of the hrst reputation
lin the U. States, from N. York to Charles
ton, as also by sales of twolarge editions,
with a rapidly increasing demand tor a
third.
Animated by such extraordinary sue
|cess of the Medical Companions, the
Author has greatly improvedltby adding
to this third edition. !,
/. A brief anatomy and physiology OF
the human body, which, by displaying
Its mechanism and laws, will clearly
point out, on nationa. principles, the
Fcanse and cure of diseases.
IT. An essay on the sic Hon-1atarats,
or grand constituents of health. as ar,
food. exercise, sleep, excavations, and
MISSIONS showing that by proper atten-
|t;on to these, the most feeble frames,
without the aid of medicine, may attain
both pIeasurable life and great age: while
|the NEGLECT Of these, men of the strongest
constitutions IS wiN not live out haG
their days"
III < Grand .qmsrican MatertG NE
|dica, pointing out those precious staples
wherewith God has graciously stored eur
meadows. fields and woods, tor the heal
|inp of our diseases, and rendering us
|happiIy independent on foreign medicines
which. thoug il sometimes hard to be ob,
tanned. are frequently adulterated and
always costly.
". Having been himselfa melancholy
spectator of the capture OF the CITY
OF WASHINGTON by the British, ne
has annexed an honest history OF that
lawful tragedy, with sundry important
hints relati to those bilious and camp
fsrers, and dyseaterifs, which followed
THAT great national calamity.
The who're forming complete guide TO
health, both Of mind and body.
CONDITIONS.
The price of the first and second edl-
|tions, though not 400 pages, and compa ]
ratively sterile, was three dollars and
fifty cents per ceny. This third edition.
greatly improves and augmented, toI
near 700 pages, neatly bound and lett
tered, will be but five dollars to subscrib
ers. ~,
This wolk is now in press IN Plila-l
dclphia, and will be published by theI
middle or last of next month.
Washington Feb. 9. ST.