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material. He considered it therefore srefera
bic to exclude the fabric, than The raw mate
rial. The raw material is introduced by the
merchant, and il is easy to ascertain its actual
cost; while il is impossible to ascertain the &C.
tuai cost Of the fabric. An immense capital is
unemployed, and great mass Of machinery
idle, which have been devoted 20 manufactures
He reminded The Committee that the greatest
exertions are made 10 inundate our market
with foreign fabrics; and stated that the ma
nufacturers Of Europe are entering into combi-
nations 10 press down the rising energy and
manufacturing spirit Of this country. He was
DESTROYS to show that his disposition, and the
desire of those who act with him, was to pros
tect the interests of the farmer, as we'll as the
manufacturer.
Mr.. Condicr moved that the Committee rise;
but Withdrew his motion at the request of
Mr.. Buchanan, who proposed to amend the
foregoing amendment Of Mr.. Malary, by s,rik-
ing out all except the first clause, and to insert
the following.
"On all manufactures of wool, or Of which
wool shall be component material, EXCEPT
blankets, worsted stuff goods, bombazines, ho>
sery, mils, gloves, caps, and bindings, duty
10 be paid and collected, Of forty per cent ad
vaIorem, until the 3oth day of June, 1929; after
which time, a duty Of FIVE per eenlum, in addi>
tion, until the whole amount Of duty shall be
fifty per cent"
Mr. Hamilton said this was either the fourth
or fifth week that we have been discussing the
subject Of wool and woollens. We have devoted
all this time TO two items Of the bill. He hop
ed the motion that the Committee rise would
no, prevail, but that, as we have had sufficient
time TO act on The subject, The question would
now be taken.
Mr.. Condict moved that the Committee rise.
Ayes l44.
The Committee then rose and reported pros
gress.
On motion Of Mr.. Mallary,the amendment he
had offered, ard ,ha, amendment as it would
| read with The am endmrnt IF the gentleman
from Pennsylvania, were ordered to be printed
The House thu adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
CONTAGIOUS DISEASE.

" CONTAGIOUS DISEASE.
N 80. alexander from the Committee for the
~ aU'' Of Columbia, to whom had been refer
Mo :, resolution instructing them to inquire
!. me me PrOpriey OF taking efficient measur es
s,' sp%eesng the progress Of contag ious dis
Co,nn' Apown TO exist within the precincts Of the
ii,. p''aoon Of Washington, and whether this
- Ue, as II is sometimes called, Vario.oid
nO,t VA "'aoe the following ne
Zen "a', oy an act Of Congress, full power has
70 .,,Sss u In the Corporation of Washington
ssuIa,;osaa Board Of Health, and make all
he ; Nuns that may be necessary 20 prevent
f. ,%SI'0dus'iop Of contagious diseases, and
pu,S..p Preservation Of health generally. In
Zen vance OF this power, board of health has
0,.r ,bH with compe,sr, au,horit,
Nayor - SUBJECT TO whom, as well as the
asir III W me City, lhe Committee directed
Inquiries 1t appears, from the infor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
W ashington Alexandria and BAL
tlElOie
STEAM PACxAET Live.

TT having been stated in an advertisement recently
4 published, that goods Will be transported b, this
line at the Iate- charged for thin carriage in the sal
ing packets; andth IF the latter ving sice
considerably reduced the rates thev had hitherto
ceved, the President and Directors of the Ste'n
Packet Company, in order to prevent mi>corceptcn,
annonc that they had reference tn such rates 1rers
then pGyabe and not to such the proprIrurs Of tho
sal ling packets in their efforts to regain the monopoly
they had for many years en- %, cd mht he Undue
ed to fix greater facility of intercourse than ere
ofore between Baltimore and the District snd the
venence of the citizens of the latter, formed the
chief motives for establishing the steam packet line,
and the dispatch and regularity with which merchants
and others thereby enabled to transact their busi
ness, will, il is confidently expected obtain their SUI
port Those persons in the upper country who pre-.
fer purchasing their goods Baltimore and Pbiladcl
pha will find il to THEN advantage to send them by this
line, directed to either of the cities in this District
where they would be certain OF having them i'll readi
ness for their wagons every Monday afternoon.
march 29-eo6t
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DIED.

On Thursday night, in Georgetown, ASN ELIZA
BETH, eldest daughter of thu late James .RcClesh of
this place.
The friends and acquaintances of the family m
vted to attend the funeral from the Dwelling of Mrs.
McClelsh on UnIonstreet, this morning al ten o.
clock.
1T Fort Constitution New Hampshire, the 18th
INST. Mrs. MARTHA lAyiSIA, wife OF Captain FELIX
.4NsAaT, of the United States .arny.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
Selling Off at Cost.

TlHE subscribers wish to inform the inhabitants
l. of Alexandra, and the public generally; that
they have commenced, this morning, to sell out their
present stock of Dry Goods at prime cost amounting
10 upwards Of 90 600 dollars of choice and valuable
goods consisting of British Irish, French, Swiss, Ger.
man, India and American goods Country merchants
with those wanting family supplies, will find it much
their advantage to avail themselves of the present
opportunity, they shall get from yard to piece
at the same price it purchased by the case, ct
the Auction Sales in New.York.
They WILDE saving from 20 to IS per cent on al.
most every article. 1t is not like old establish
ment, selling out at cost with damaged and unfssh-
onable goods, it is well known that they only open.
ell in this place the 10th of Oct 1927 and ey as.
sure the public that their goods Of the latest i'm.
portations priorto their opening. They have been
receiving by almost every packet from New York
since additional supply, all Of which has been Sc
lected by an experienced merchant.
They have received by the schr. Virginia from
New York, shipment of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
TWENTIETH CONGRESS,isr SESSION.
Thursday, March 81. 1928.
HuFSuuy HuICH :
IN SENATE,

Ihs OIL for the relief oil the widow Of the
as General Brown-giving her $500 dollars,
ne amount Of pay, emolument and allowances
nom the Tine Of his death to the end Of the
present Year--was, after some discussion, or
,'Iea to Third reading. The bill providing
VT certain surviving Revolutionary Officers
!" taken up, on motion Of Mr.. Woodbury.,
' 'U' proposed two ADDITIONAL sections to the
5"' extending It's provisions TO the widows of
y S'eased officers, and 10 soldiers, the bill was
I l,n postponed TO, and made the order Of the
~ lot Monday. The remainder Of the day
spent IN the consideration OF the sill for
" graduation Of the price Of public lands.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
SUN FIRE COMPANY.
Extract from Ln,U of the Cooperation

Extract from Ln,U Of the Cooperation.
Secs. And be it further enacted, That if any per.
son who shall be present any fire, shall neglect
refuse to obey the order direction Of any officer
who shall be appointed by any fire company now es-
tablshed, or which NAV hereafter be established,
knowing him to be officer, such person shall fer
felt and pay for each offence, the of five dollars
Provided, The name of such officer shall have been
first published in of the public papers printed in
the town
= a meeting of the Sun Fire Company, held at
n the Old Council Chamber Monday evening,
24th inst the following persons elected to serve
the ensuing year;-
Jacob Morgan. President
John Hooff, Uce President
r J.. White, Clerk g Treasurer.
John IToof, }
Robert Brocket, : Commanders.
jacob Morgan,
Robert T. Ransay,)
John Dunlap, Sub Drecfors
u. '. r. Wilson.
J. p. Thompson
Il. l.. White, .p..n,
Jesse T. Ramsay, {
JAS. Thompson,
Jos. Vaudeville,
John Withers, Trustees.
John Morgan,
RI. T. WILSON,
march 81 Clerk Protein.
-
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SPRING GOODS,

which they are opening this morning, all Of which
are ofthe newest and most fashionable style. They
would give list of the separate articles, but think
it unnecessary doing SO, they can assure the public
that their assortment embraces great variety of the
most fashionable and desirable goods.
march 4-5tawtf. KYLE & DAWSON,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
light Suction.

MONDAY EVENING next the 3lst inst at the
VAuction Store, an assortment Of
HARDWARE,
Consisting OPTIMISM packets, pocket and pen knives,
knives and forks needles, snuff boxes plated castors,
shaving boxes, tea trays, &c.
Also,
suspenders, calicocs, shrtings quilts, cloths sewing
silks, and m ny other articles
Dealers in the above articles are earnestly invited to
attend, they will positively be sold, and the lovers
Of good order informed that in future my night
tons will not be incommoded by unmsnnerly boys
as have made arrangements with door keeper who
will admit none, under Is years Of age, who are not
a. accompanied by parents guardians, vouching for
their orderly behaviour-and none o. any age, whose
now notify them of my determination, that they may
not put us to the trouble Of excluding them.
march % GEO JOHNSON, auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
Public Sale.

DURsUANT TO a decree of tie United States Cir.
IL cut Court of the District of Columbia, for the
on the 2sth day of April next, at 4 O'Clock, p N. o
LOT nF GROUND, situate the east side of Column
bus-street, between Princess and Oronoko streets.
fronting Columbus. IS feet inches, and run
ming back SO feet inches. Terms made known on
the day Of sale. MOORE,
mar 27-1m Commits Toner.
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0Ehe Brethren OF the MA

sonic Family in Alexandria, who disposed to join
Brethren of Washington IN the procession for
paying due honors 10 The memory q DE WIT
CLINTON, are informed. that boat is provided for
conveying them to Waslngtop,, and Will leave the
wharf precisely at half past 8o.es8ck
THE COMMITTEE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
n Tico Storv DUelHng House for SHE.

n Tico Sto,y Dwelling House for S'le.
szs | am authorized to dispose of, at private sale,
seSs House and Lot, two doors west of Capt John
McCobb's, on the north side of Prnce.street. The
front 10 feet By 24 and is two story frame build
ing, containing four rooms. The back building is
tanning three rooms and good Kitchen smoke house,
and store room under it. The whole lot is 19 feet
front, running back 90 feet to- 10 feet alley and is
subject to ground rent of S23 IS annually
The situation of this property is considered the
very best it regards health and other advantages
When the yellow fever in town, case occurred
any where near this lot small part of the purchase
money will be required in hand; for the remainder,
easy payments will do, if well secured. Apply to
mar eft GEO. JOHNSON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
Trust Sale.

FINDER the authority of deed of trust to me bea->
y ing date on the 29th January, 1925, shall, ON
Tuesday the 9th day of April next 2 O'Clock, be-
fore the door of the Public Reading Room, in the
town of dexandria, proceed to sell at public auction,
the following property.
a Tract of Land Lying upon the draughts
of Conard's Run, a branch of Great Cape Capon in
the county of Hampshire, Virginia, containing about
1873 Acres.
Also, Lot Of Ground in the City of Wash
ngton and in square in that city described by No.
$751; and described in the plan of Carrosburgh by the
No. 2, containing 9605 square feet
Terms of sale one third cash, balance at two equal
instamens at and months, to be secured by ap-
proved negotiable and lien the property sold.
Such title will be made to purchasers as has been
conveyed to though it is believed the title is
questionable THOMSON F. M9SON.
march 29-ts Trustee.
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AUCTIONS.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
FINDER the authority Of decd Of trust to the sub.
~ scriber, will be sold at auction, the premises,
at O'Clock. p. NJ Thursday the 29th day of Aprl
next, half of the
WAREHOUSES; &. WHARF
in this town, known vowelPs The sale will be po-
sitye and terms made known time and place of sale
JOHN DOUGLASS,
march 29-eots Trustee:
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Trustees Sale.

lrUSl6eS SNIc.
L Under the authority of deed oftrust to the sub
u scribers, will be sold at public Auction. on Sa-
turday the 5th day Of April next the lot lying about
half mile above the Town of Alexandria, and on
the east SIDE ofthe Turnpike Road, leading from Al
exandra to Washington. and formerly in the occupsn'
cy Of the late Mrs, Mary Fendall,
II number Of likely and valuable Negro
Slaves.
Also, various other articles of personal property; con-
sisting of Horses, Wagons, Carts, Household Fur
niture, &C. Terms made known on the day of sale.
ROBERT /. TAYLOR. 2r,
THOMPSON r, MASON,
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Public Sale Of land.

FINDER decree of the County Court of Fairfax in
L the suit of Peter Wager complainant, against John
PENDANTS the subscriber will offer for sale at public
auction, at Cats TAv,RN in the County of Fairfax,
Tuesday, the LIST day Of aprii neat, all that part of
the tract Of Land in the said county, commonly called
RETIREMENT,
formerly the property of Walter Brooke the elder, de-
ceased, which on partition amongst his heirs was as.
signed to the said Ann for her dividend, containing
One Hundred and One Acres be the same more or less
The sale will be made between 10 and O'Clock.
Terms, cash. X. I. TAYLOR,
feb 27-t1A Com'r of Sale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29

SUGAR REFINERY.
TOsEPH L. SANFORD& Co. having commenced the
% Sugar Refining Business,
in Alexandra, d C.. in that house on Washington.
street. formerly occupied by Jacob Hoffman, Esq beg
leave to solicit share of Public patronage. They
have now on hand, general assortment of refined SUI
gars, which they DESTROYS to sell for Cash. or to
punctual customers on accommodating terms.
UTThe National ntelligencer will insert the above
three times week for one month; and the Winches.
ter Republican a week for two months; and send
their accounts to this Office. march 12-3taw1m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
SHIP NI.nWS.

Ship Gov Strong, Wyre; arrived from Havre, sail
ed 29h Janiar, ~ savannah 10th inst.
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Pork.

lUl 10 do prime do NJ YORK '''y Inspector"
Fer sale by LINDSAY, Hi l. & Go.
march 90
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Butter.

on Kegs Ohio Butter, at reduced price, by
OU march % LINDSAY, HILL & Co.
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M'CAULLEY & RICE,

South Uest u, AID near to, HrundyWine .uiUs
Ia and adjoining the formerly conducted by Nj JOIN
Rice grocery --where II may no, be of disad, antag
0 persons to call and examine for themselves
The following cOmpnse par OF their assortment.
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TAe UeJau,ug,s Fire Insurance Conapuny,

INCORPORATED by the Legislature OF the State Of De-
laware, with capital of one hundred thousand dollars
The President and Directors receiving appica.
for Insurance, at their Office, No. 81, Shpley street,
between Front and Second streets, against Loss by FIRE.
every description OF Buildings general Merchandise
Ships IN PORT and their Cargoes; tiousehoud Furniture
and other property aso against loss or damage
by inland transportation OF goods wares, chandse and
country produce.
FERNS of insurance will be favorable any OF the
Companies the Cities of Philadelphia or NewYork-
Parties assured may repose the fullest confidence IN the
sody Of its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
JoHS MooDY Asent to survey property 10 be insured
for the and vicinity Of Newcastle, in place OF ID.
i3laney, declined.
LEVI H. Evans Agen to survey property to be ins-
red tor the town and vicinity of Elkon.
JouS CLOAK Asen, to survey property 10 be Insured
| for the and vicinity OF Smyrna
JosErH Josys Agent property to be Insured
Tor the town OF West-Chester and vicinity.
| DsrectOrS.
| John Patterson David Bush,
| Joseph lialv, VIM. Chandler,
| David G. Wilson, Joseph Grub,
Joseph {. Giipin, Nober Porter
WIN. SEAL President.
\ ID. BYRNEs, Secretary.
\ Aprii 10, 1926. 43-
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FOR SALE OR RtNy.
4 VaIuabIe IIUI Sc and LOT.
" ihe village i, { Newark, Del.

E&& aEE The house is AZ 81 32f iva stories bipb
&asHss1aE nearly new, hard, ,ney painted, and in ex
ceent crner, with neat enclosure in front and anoLer
tne pacN and one OF te ends On he first fugf there
are four rooms, and ON M second FIVE The an urensn
ces are, convenient kitchen adjoining the honr staLe
carriage house, &C. he loi contains three acf a and
well SCI IN timothy ard clover
i"f q ne house was aFmeiy occupied Us = ,e 70,
which il is the Best stand thr village, hui tor re- Ls
i've years TIC whole has been occupied as female hoa,L
ing % ost TO this purpose il is pecuiai, adapted The
sca"o room beng AIRY and spacious, the Oh r apar nens
large enough tor the comfortable Accommodation of more
thAa twenty bosrdes and The high enclosure il he rear AZ
todng TO The scholars c"nvenien place Of exercise and
ieefeann' more elsibe situation for boarding school,
IS healthy and pleasant and The surrounding country bcsup
fli and finely cultivated. 'N's
10 merchants teacher. parent DESTROYS of giving
advantages Possession i'll Sc gyen on The 25b Of Mich
NEXT re- terms apply % n subscriber N Wilmington.
iSD ~, 1870. w SHERER
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\ i N WiLSO.N,
No. 1O5. MapKEr Sr,y

amo & which are
steel spring clasps, and finished in elegant style.
LADIES Hilt Morocco Pocket Books, with needle and
hIead cases silver and steel spring clasps, &C.
'snss'a leather, Morocco, Horse Skin. and Calf skin
with clasps and straps.
Also-a vArety OF common and low price Pocket Books
w. & II. Wilson haze also for sale,
Band Box and Bonnet Boards Writing Letter and Wrap.
Ping faper oniiis, INK Powder Ink superior quality,
re"c,'' wristbands, Sun Glasses Elegant Fancy Boxes,
windsor and Fancy Soaps OF the best quality and genera
assortment o. school Books and Stationery-a OF which
will be sold at reduced prices
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NEW ANis CsEEl.'.E'.

a. s. II WILSON ag los B4gS.. .0rst have Just
rece we'd valely of y uls in si q aitaiaH's Of
literature winch MI bt sd l..ccs low than iley have
eeer offered Il, lis ma Is, Tho; have ai3o made
u considerable addition het stock ot -'ionery aad
Facy Articles all VII eli WI, ec sposed u 4 very sedu.
esd pslcaa ian ~.
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BOOKKEEPING.

Htchcocks New Method Of Book Keeping, accountant
ed with Key, for sale by A. & II. Wilson, No 1885, Mar
ket, street, Wilmington.
For sale as abore,
Crimshaw's Histories of u States England Rome and
Greece, with Questions adapted 10 each of hem Bov
ditch's Navigator Smiley Geography and Atlas with a
variety OF Biographies by other authors
Feb. is,
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COLU.'lBifv Pills,
ANEg rIEN1

a remedy isr tie pes AMI Gost.isa-i,.
TIE CoLuNRIAN PLLs 81 usty celebrated ~ tie grea
virtue diseases, ohefed, and lien
recommended the afflicted As being decidedly oue Df
the bes remedies discovered tor the Pes aud ha5lt
y gos'TsaesS They osrd altOga cher ~ mild and
genl ingredients warranted free from all memorial prep
afatIons, and may be taken At all tunes and uidef
cnnsances, win perfect saie, Many thousadshave
peienced the sanitary effects Of Gese Pills and such
heir surprising efficacy that the most nveterse OF
Pile aud Cost enes have readily yielded TO kind
nHuence very snort time rhe,r operation is
tended with any npea sensations bu' contrary
agreeable to ihe stomach, and the, relieve the bowels
The gentles manner From their cooang and persuasive
Operes, they have been found emneni seryiceable in
Cases ct inflammation Of the hladder # the urine,
and burning pain il the bowels They will afford decided
benefit in Ids attended with fever, inflammation of the
breast rheumatic cmpla is, cngs in HE skin, and
fe's N the blood 70 arng men and persons
| eli &, as a convenient medicine, he "Columban Pills
all prove OF es'imable value because dose of them
occasionally will decud the constitution against any bad
chccs from the sudden changes of feren climates,
viii Tefrese the body ate the TAT and heat Of jor
ney directions to- uslrg, mpany each box.
r parel ony nv BENDER, Philadelphia
| ~ Aa7e GENUINE ,ei'iou my ivriiteH 1igno.nr
Feb q, 1923. IL
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DIVIDEND.

'PS IDElN lie
We MAN AYERS of the Wilmington 81 Ph,ladsphe
i~"hke Company, have this day declared dividend
. Pe' CENT on tiie stock of The company, for the last
monsi which will be paid to the stockholders, their
legal representatives. after the 5th nst by Edward
'a'ha'' treasurer. by order Of The Boara,
4th Feb 1925 Cd
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FOR RENT.

4 Nd possession given on 25lh day of March next thai
"A large and commodous WHARF, belonging to ihs
estate q William Hemphill, dec with large and commoJ
GUS siohEs, IN good repair. For terms, apply to
MIR MORGAN JONES' OF
Jan. 26, 1898 4--n
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NOTICE.

A VERY trusty Colored Girl, l8 years old. who un
ders'ands choking, an1 all kinds If house 10 be
DISTRESSED or t"r y years TO some respectable family, ID
this State. Inquire at this Office ''
Sep, Ia. 1897 ga %
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Is - be rented and preseason gwen on
"a" tbs 2Sth Of Ma ch al a Dwelling House anil
III Stgfc itoe>s III Newark, Do iDsretly oAnedt!
49, va. Eo5c det The hnuae anG s'or, are
hrck, Two st5Iies y 81 and nearly The int
houses and alpurenaaces are ed ua Ii, almost
The s4nd not sutras.ud by any N INT
place et0aon BUSINESS and lie cellars are excel
ieet Ihc,e also srge garden. small lot neatly
pAcd 10, pump d excellent water a; the door, sarr,
ahies chair house, &C Il not speedily rented together,
the Dwelling and Sore viii be let sep. rate.
Newark, jan IL. 23-tf JOHN EVANS
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SEEDS,
Garden, Grass, Flower s Herhs.
C. & G, REYNOLDS

HAVE just received from ne North ard, large and
excellent assortment, winch, addition Q ,he sup
Div already on hands of well selected seeds from tie
cinity, and rum the confidential seedSmen n Pha.
lenhia wilt insure the general supply offered
sor sale in this State They also tend keeping I'll
Iected assortment Of Harden TOOLs-tu he had whole
sale and retail, Hardware, Oh and Pant Store Of
JoHN ReYSoLDs, No g. Market Sreet~here may be hsd,
Coach CABINET, Map, spr and b o. V1rnish Japan,
Paste Laoid aud cake Backrng, aid Razor Straps
superior quaiy all Of Inch viii be disposed Of MOI.
ala,e terns liberal discount will be allow ed TO deaers
will fnd Their interest 10 call and examine the above
articles
2 Mo. 2, 1893. 12G
Ord rs will be received and forwarded TO q o G
Landreh. Nursery and seesmen, Philadelphia, for rees
and % aameniai Shrubs. &c,