Book s. Hat Store.
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n SCOTT, No. SO, Market-st between
20 W. Larkin's and C. LamJorn's Grocery
Stores, begs leave to inform his friends and the
public generally, that he has just received fresh
supply Of PLAIN e FASHIONABLE HATS
from the manufactory of Thomas Elmes, No. 100.
Market-st Philadelphia, which are warranted to
be equal in point Of color and quality to any hats
manufactured in the country-such as is believ-
ed will give perfect satisfaction to the wearer:-
they will be disposed of at Philadelphia prices.


J. S. has always OH hand, for sale, large az
sortment of School and other Books, in plain and
fancy binding, together with good assortment
of Stationary, blank books, paper, states, &c.
all of which he will sell at city prices.


May 25, 1897. So
N. b. Blanks and other books ruled and bound
to order.


An Apprentice wanted to the Bookbinding
business