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A. EW BANhING HOUSE Warrington Sfy.--Ihe
undersigned having induced TO embark the exchange
banking the Of Washington D. c. avals
occasion notify his friends and the public generally the
and solicit their His institution will be
known The Bank Of the UDion and from which dollar
Will be issued circulation Will not be by
the Unied States northern exchange Virginia
able funds
a adherence Legitimate upon basis,
will readily perceived that the public projected
stand foundation This enterprise
upon after delberaon, and gratifying
fnanci.rs of New York, Washington, and Richmond
addition circulation,
Onion" viii collect drafts the and principal
cities the United Saes an will negotiate for the
common) Of State stocks guaranteed bonds OF
road companies, and other good securities.
different departments
in Washington will be attended to on liberal
Ro H. GALLAHER.
RICHMOND, Va, October, 1851. Nov ll-2awlm
ID EAL ESTATE AGENCY.--A. ROCKWELL informs The
IL public opened Office
office Of the National ntegencer for the
ing attention to the purchase and sale Of city property
lie sale number of building in various
the city, which will be disposed Of on accommodating ems also,
improved
He will undertake The negotiation of purchases
property persons who need such aid.
10 nonresident holders he Offers his make
sales, Ike.
properly
himself 10 find purchasers
which proposes prosecute
qualified from his
acquired his business
All letiers postpaid will receive prompt attention.
office,
Being commissioned Justice of peace, attend
the taking Acknowledgements of deeds &c
Nov l3-2aw6wif
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MADAME DEI.AUNE would rcrpecI fully t-vtte bs
vi attention Of the handyunc OF fall nband
Just received Also bonnels ladies' morning and drc How
eisi black moLr s and read isco lace eapea, bcre sh
sleeves embroderrs, cnsrs bouncing nrengr, and ednp
black velvet nbands lace falls colored Zoe wells cloves
Spanish and other lans perfumny, powder soaps, &C.
Madame d. would also attention banis
which she will dispose % NJ reduced prices,
Penn. avenue, bstween i2h and l3th streets
Sept l3-eoA
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w. n. DuvaiI, Merchant Tailor

(Lots firm of LHsbp Z Durah,)
MOULD respectfully his friends and the pubic
he has just opened and varied fall and
wintW goods for rentiemens wear, such
Cloths csssmees and vestns Of the approved mahue
ture and ,tyes
Morino, slk and SHIRTS and drawers
Hosiery crsvas penders, gloves
Unkrellas, dressing gowns, &C,
which prepared offer
lie solcts liberal share Of public patronage.
Ills location opPosichi. former stand the National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
Sept o7-3taw3wif
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nIGEsr OF the Decisions in the Courts OF Equity In
~ United by John p. Putnam Of the Boston bar 2
large octave 1851 giving digest Of all the decisions
OF equity in United previously sa7 pub
CRAN(K TAYLOR.
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OFFICE TO LET.The subscriber offers room
formerly occupied by g. s. Williams esq, n Office on
~ Apply A. GREEN,
Sept 4-3teod Auconeer and Commission Merchant,
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baltimore Female Coilege.-This institution, lpcopo
rated BY the legislature Of Maryland and enjoying abern patron
aiards every facility FOR the acquisition thorough and
compbed education The buildings pleasantly located, viii
study and recitation rooms and every modern Tor The
accommodation Of aargs number boarding day scholars
TAcutTY INSTRUCTIONS.
n G. BROOKE, a. NJ, professor Of ancient languages
Rev b. H. Nadal, A. A.. biblical literature
Rev. ". r. Waugh, A NJ mathematics and natural rrir-e
n II. Pratt NJ D., assistant In do
Mis- NJ A, Dixon, English and Bellies Lectures.
]. Rochester, assistant In English.
I" Georgiana A. Tlulse, French language.
Ellen G. Gobreclit, instrume music,
NJ a, Porter, assistant
Elizabeth 3. Sliccr painting.
Mr.. u. Cleveland, vocal music.
TrRas Boarding for session, IN weekr) 81 81
Tuition in collegiate so
preparatory depaumrnfrum 10 90
0-Cstaoyucs with every Necessary iniomaton had
application TO
hpog-oaw2w N C. BROOKS PRINCIPAL
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Paciac Mail Steamship mpany.--The only Through
Limo for California Oregon.

The steamship Columbia win
ports In Oregon, awaiting the former arrival the mails
and from without delay with the
mails and from Francisco
regular line popelers will be transportation
freight and transient passengers between Panama and san Fran
cisco.
The well known steamship Sands 800 burden
now under charter the company peculiarly commodos
her cabin arrangements will be kept running family
boat.
One Of the above win keep the between
Acapulco and the other Mexican ports.
The connexion In the Atlantic will be maintained by the United
States mail steamships
Georgia 900 ions
LIMO. s5ooO
S,esceht Siy lf9o
=.
Leaving New York for ChsgreS tbs lh and 26 Of each
month.
The steamship FL Dorado the Falcon win form direct line
between New Orleans and Chages leaving such periods viii
little detention hmus and
with the Pacific steamships New Orleans
Mexico, California,
Orleans be secured from Armstrong Lawraon Co..
mat place.
The fare for through tickets
been reduced from
9400 SJt
~ In ioWer cabin 10 SSO
$sW IN steerage Soo
BY any safe ses-seamer between these pers
Each allowed
eeeding measurement 10 cubic
Freight viii be taken Chagres 20 cents foot and from
Panama to San Francisco at the rate OF 500 per ton
For choice OF berths apply office the and IS
South street. or al their agency, No III West street, New YORK
city. Aug 2-dly
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8OOks Published and N Prsss ny Charles q. LAttl~
james Brown, Boston.
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IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CHARTS, with Sailing
Directions; by Commander Cadwaadsr Rnggold United
of the Faraone
Francisco, bays OF San Francisco Pablo,
Carqunes and Suun bay confluence and dec branches
Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers including cities Of s
and Boston, State Of California Price, $40 F
In washington city by TAYLOR h MAURy,
Aug booksellers, near 9th street
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NOTIFICATIONS of who have yet
their bills rendered 10 them the list July will much obge
by calling and doing their earliest wih
have all accounts sent in at thar date closed prior the
ment Of the fall trado,
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, q co.
Sept 7-2wif
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FLEaus,r HOUSE LINENS.

lust received dura
and goods in g. 81 and o4 dice, DIAPER and damas
Also ~ the mandatory, %, 04, ia, i24 and -
shecnf which will be found the heaviest goods Of The hind
this market and Of German pillow and Dol
linens The only objection urged against all
the above articles win be theft durability Prices low
CLAGETT DOD-ON,
Dealers In all kinds Of carpets, manes oil cloths, ur,
curtain and houe goods generally, one de0
Of the Of and Penniyania avenue
Iune
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Joseph Henry, LID, Smithsonian Institute, d. G..
Rev James W. Alexander, d. D. Princeton, New Jersey.
Rev. Nicholas Murray, d. d.
Rev. David Magic, D. H., EiLabethtoSn, New Jersey
For circulars containing further particulars, with additional esu
<. c. WOODBRIDGE,
Ap 30-dlw Perth hmbsy, New jersey
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nHAs III. LANE has just returned from New yo,,
with rich and elegant Of fall styles OF sen.msa
furnishing goods. -eh'
Also additional supply Of Reebe's York hats cans A.
The public respectfully invited examine these .uns
goods 'p''A
Sept l7--3uf
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Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
NorthrsH Of pth and street,,
THE INSTITUTE resume hrt geptem
bot with eion o. professors and teachers every
department.
Term. boarding pups, $3.50 per snpum including English and
mathematics
500, In English and mathematics.
Ancient and modern music, drawing painting
Circulars be had Of the Principal Eary application
admission IL necessary.
WILLIAM j. CLARK, Principal.
waswsaros CITY, August IL 1851.
Aug l7--dts5oct
PHILOSOPHY OF THE MECHANICS OF NATURE |,
Il BY Il. Allen.
Crteehism familiar Things BY Emily Elizabeth wlement
Hand Book the Fine Arts George Ripley and
Raynrd Taylor volume.
MerimH and Morals Of Rochefoucauld
The Literature and Literary Men % Great Britain by A. Mile
2 volumes.
Sir Roger De Coverly by The Spectator
Hand Book Of Universal Biography BY Parks Goodwin
Knights CyeopRds Of the Industry Of Al Nations volume
with illustrations,
Eor ~ FRtNCK TAYLOR.
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NOTICE s hereby given that all accounts ren,nlnn;
unsettled upon the books Of the late firm OF ~ HoOB 20
ngether firm, will be made TO tho i ~
settlement either by otherwise ID
business which took effect The Isl Of Feh
that MI accounts should
closed Al the expiration Of the present half year -
June 9f-avf HOOE, BROTHER, 4 co.
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ITAaAMUNDO, or ths Atta,h. ~

Y Esaas Warren - - S"'h
Incidents In Pastors Life by William Wisner d. n
Epoch OF Creation scripture Doctrine contrased win N.
Theological Theory by Eleazer Lord. -" NC
Pas~ges the Life OF Margaret AiaiAnd Of sunnyde ,
by herself ''"u
10, Tale OF the olden Fame by II. Barton.
Bowena w, 8, Post Once Guide.
Reveries OF an Old Maid, with illustrations.
Septl7 FRANCK TAyrop
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NEW E0yEsOS ssAGrEszY.

NEH' LONDON, CHESTER COUNTY, Phi.
T7iE Academic year 81 New London Academy
1 is divided Hto Two Sessions Of FIVE months
ca"h. TIE Winter Session will commence on
the first MONDAY IN iOrrm5cr.
Terms-lncluding Boarding, id@l. sc. sos
New Lonion Academy is one Of the oldest
lnsita,i"ns Of learning in the country. and has
al"ays !nantaineaa high position as such. 1t
Is situated in retired and pleasant village, to
which access may be had daily by Stage from
Newark, Del. The course Of instruction COM
pri>"S all the branches taught in first class
Academies, Mathematics, Ancient and Modern
Languages, &c.
Students from distance board with the Prin-
cipnI, and parents and others entrustug youth
to his care, are assured that every due attention
Will be raId to their physical comfort and men
tai Improvement.
The Principal has procured the services ola
DISTINGUISHED graduate Ok Yale College and late
Principal ofan Academy in Pennsylvania, who
will assist him in the labors ofthe school room.
Students are advised to apply early, bn, adj
mlttancc may be ha,. al any lime during the Ses
sion. Communications addressed to the sub
scriber al New London. Pa, will meet with
prompt attention. JAS. B. MCDOWELL,
Oct 2T PRINCIPAL
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West Nottingham Acmae.my.

TTliE Undersigned, pastor Of the Nottingham
J. Presbyterian church. and recently appointed
Principal Of the Nottingham .Acairmy. desires
to cal! the Attention OF parents and guardians
TO this long established school, which in past
days has enjoyed so much public confidence and
patronage under the able direction OF the late
DR.. Magraw. and the present Prof G. Burrows,
nr Lafayette College. 1t is earnestly hoped that
Ms present management Will not be found I'M
worthy Of It's past history
Boys will either be prepared for College, or
business pursuits as their friends may direct.
Boari end idging can be had in quiet christian
families IN The immediate vicinity. at the rate Of
- a week. The Principal would be clud to
receive into hls own house iDur Young boys.
The charge for tuition is $40 per session for
classical scholars, 81 per session Tor EngIish
scholars. The sessions comru"nc" an the first
WEDN ESDAl Of Hag and Norcnlbor.
The school enjoys the advantage of being
situated in a healthy ncI-hhorhool. AMI among
n retired religious community, and Of being very
easy Of access; it II within miles OF Port Deposit
aud Of Peri!vllc Please direct 10
A. a. HODGE.
Oct Is Wv HocfiHNn, CeaN Co., nd.
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For I'io Crcii Wing.
Mr.. VOLS rate in no way relieves the editor
Of the L cmocr:t; but rather ADDS 70 his list OF
blum lerS and ices. Having ia,td IN 0nr attempt
10 conceal the s..ranness Of his EHNp"SC under
the grirnng mask Ct d srnsclc>. jest, he now
denies ali PARTICIPATION ia thu nig'Icr Of Al phas
communication, am! with that miserable cant,
So readily sSSun cl by lhwartrd ,i'aln. com
plains bitterly OF his much abused innocence.
lulnrtLnaie!y for this second ciiori IN enlist the
sympathcs OF public, whose respect he can
never hope to gam, he has pretaccd She artici"
in question i1y an editorial, nearly i; not quite
as long as the founding production, so lately
tahcreh by Mr. Wells. If the editor of the
Democrat in his recent confession intended to
inform the public that he has resigned the cdl-
,orial eve" 10 an ADLER pen. and dceencraed
into helpless pnpptt, whose every moi ion is
for the failure to be governed by stronger
hand, then, whilst they rejoice at their own
gain. his readers should applaud the candor Of
the man, who thus tlulhiully proclaims his
own incapaciy. But if il should appear. hat
ha wing first cssayed to Stra! what little OF wit
or merit Of right belonged To AlIha alone, nr at
terwar,is ght to Impose all responsibility upon
him, waose .'lhunder" he had Appropriated
with so little ceremony; IN that case they will
dcspis, the thief and scorn the traitor.
The very spirited TRADE contained in the ar
trle Of Saturday last. needs norepiy, The rep
utation which the writer has gained for his Oft
repeated cxrmpliiicaliol Of the doctrine Of non
resistance, as we'll secures him foln an attack.
as me from further provocation. The man who
will quietly submit 10 every approbrium, and
bear with the utmost meckuess the mosl often
sve term in the language. as IN a former
controversy, SHOULD not be- forced To a further
display Of his courage. Besides, there is moth
ing to be gained by assoca,ng ones name with
that OF creature So patient and enduring.
In conclusion, one word Of counsel: hereaf-
ter in your peregrnatons and dubious wander
ings in search Of an +" Item pay some slight at
tenton To the feelings and interests CT others;
and before publishing every idle report as the
"latest news consider whether It's publication
may not injure your neighbours property, or
wound his sensbility. After bequea,hing this
last remark to You, ms a final legacy, now dis
miss you from my thoughts with as little regret
as your acq uaintance has ever afforded me plea
sure. OMEGA.
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New Foundry, Stove Depot,
&C., &c, sc.

NC, &c, &c.
TEyhe subscribers respectfully informs the Citi-
4 zens of Cecil Co. that they are prepared
al their new Foundry. in the RISING SUN VII
LACE to manufacture. PioW CasiingS Of vGri-
Gus kinds, nll work, machine work. &C. So.
in The best manner. al the shortest notice aud on
the most reasonable terms.
They are also prepared 10 put up all kinds of
PloughS in general use in this ncighborhool. TO-
gcthcr with the '.AtWOod'' Plough, Of / sIzcS--
which is taking the place Of all other kinds. in
portions Of Chester Cu.-They are likewise ap-
pointed. By Mr. Rice OF Wilmington. agents iort the
sale Of 'sRicl's Iron Beam plough'' in tins
County.
Also, Constantly on hand and for sale gen
rial assortment oi PA3LoR & Cook STOVES of the
Troy, \. Y. manufacture the best now in use.
Which they will dispose Of, al City Prices
They have Stove calel the "llghlandcr'' on
the principle Of the ''Gcncssec Air TIGHT but a
much better article. al 30 per cent iess-than tie
prices demanded b. the prIlers.--
Persons wanting anything in their line, will
please call before purchasing elsewhere.
NAMES. KIRK * STUBS.
JOB HAtNEs, JESSE A. KIRK; s. B. SrUBDs.
Rising Sun, Sep. 4, 1852--3m.
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The ELEcrIoNs,- give below such
returns from the States which voted on
Tuesday, as had reached the city papers
by telegraph. The wings have gained
both in Ohio and Pennsylvania, on the
popular vote, as compared with last
year.
We are pleased to notice the defeat
of Olds in Ohio, who made the false
charges against Corwin.
Florida is still in doubt, and t he loco
focos appear TO have carried Indiana as
usual Next week will clear away the
smoke and let us see the result.
OHIO ELECTION.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IA. The following
are the returns as far as received. Since
the election of 1850, the State has been
districted for the eletion of Congre S.
men.
In the LIST District David r. Disney is
reelected to Congress by 700 majority.
In the I'd Dstric, j. Scott Harrison,
wing is elected by 400 mai,rity--a
wing gain.
These two districts compose the city
.ot Cincinnati and county OF lianl lton
in which the wings have elected most Of
their local officers. The democratic
majority last year was 3.713.
Sd District, Campbell, whig. has 900
mljority in Preblr county, and 800 ms
joyity in Montgomery His Democratic
opponent has 500 majority in Butler
county, which elects Campbell by ~
majority. This district gave last wear
a democratic majority of 96S
9th District, J. l.. Taylor, Wig, re-
elected.
18th District, Galloway, wing, is
elected over Olds, dem, by 100 MAORI
W. Wing gain
18th District, Lindsey, dem, is elect
ed.--No change. Another report says
Sadlrr, whig, is chosen.
l4th District, H. H. johnson, dem,,
is elected.
18th District, Geo. Bliss, dem, i, elect
ed.
10Th District, Edward Wade, Free
Soil, is elected.
20th District, Giddings, +. s., is re-
ported elected by 100 majority, but the
result is considered doubriul'
9th District, Andrew Steuart, dem
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Wia.Ware and SiOVca.

A LDElDGE & CANIWELI, Successors
"a 10 Graham < AIdrid"", still continue at
the old stand, corner o! Main and Bridge Sis..
where we hope to be able to accommodate all
who may favor NJ with cail, as our object il
10 sell cheap for the cash, or TO pHncual custom
crs. Having large stock OF Tin ware and
Stoves on hand, il would be to the interest Of
those in want OF such articles, TO give Us call
before purchasing elsewhere.
We wouli call the attention of the pTbIic 70
the very large aud superior lot Of stoves of va
rious kinds and patterns comprising al! the
Cook, Coai md Wood Stores,
now in use, Of which the following are q part;
Cook Slpvcs-BcIle of the States, Meiropol ran,
improved Complete, for wood or coal; Etna
hir-i"hl. Gtrard Air-ilght. ASlor Air-tighi,
Premium, and Atwood Empire all cf which are
very superior cook stoves. Their assortment
Of Coal and Wool Stoves for rooms, counting
houses, &c. is very large and beautiful, COM
prising in part the Revere, Jenny Linz. Dia-
monl, Pail0r, Sheet Iron Albright. Sc. The
public are respectfully invited To call at their
old slan' and examine their assortment, as we
feel sure they will be pleased.
AlSoa large assortment of Tin-ware, Japaucd
and plaza; and every other article tina, is gen.
orally kept in a TN and sheet iron establishment.
Roofing and srouting done at the shortest no
t!cc, and On the most reasonable terms.
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin
ware. [Elhton. Sep IL If.
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EhfsG SEE, SEGT & FANCY
2 AIN In =

fi'hE Undersigned would respectfully inform
j. Ii" public that he la. locarrd al CUESA-
rf'AAE CITY, and having employed some cr
me nest Jnurnrym"n painters IN Baltimore CITY,
he Is prepared 10 Go All kInis of House. Sign
aud Fancy Painting. at the shortest notice and
on the ir0st reasonable jrin>' He has always
on hand every variety Of Yatnts, incluiing Tie
celebrated Paicri I'n.. firc-p.oof Paris Greco
chrome Green, Coli and Silver Leaf: and all
xmas u metals. All mai"rIaIS used BY hm ar"
warranted To be Of the best quality or no charge
made.
He respectfully soI;ri's share of public pat
ronagr, ami having an experience of l3 yanrs
at the business. ha na't"rs himself thai be can
ave general satisfaction anl wilt cNrru,e any
work entrusted TO hirn with nrainn$s ani di,uaIch
Sep II II JOS. i. NALRIMPLE
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SINGING GLASSES.

'ETHE subscribers beg leave to inform the IN
IL habltants OF Elhton and the surrounding
country, that they Will take classes for instruc-
ton IN Vocal Music during the coming season.
Those persons desirous of forming classes in
their respective locations, will please address a
note to either of the subscribers (stating the
probable number Of subscribers that can be had,
and the time and place for preparatory meet
ing will be promptly attended TO by one or both
of Us. Those who wish to acquire this most
delightful accomplishment will do we'll by or
ganlzing and giving US notice Immediately.
Address, J. I. WELLS.
Z. ]. LANCASTER,
Oct PIT Ehii0n, M.
n. B. The principle upon which We teach
will enable the pupil to understand the COM
positions of any country. Persons wishing in
Structions on the Piano Forte can be accom-
modaled by +. J. Lancaster, on reasonable
terms. Piano Fortes tuned.
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Elkton Hall Of Fashion!

HNHE subscriber informs his friends and the
/ public tina, he has enlarged and improved
his store, on Main ST., opposite Johnson's Hotel
and has now on hand large and well assorted
supply OF
READY-.M.HDE CLOTHING,
OF every description consisting in part Of Dress
and Frock Goats, spring and summer coats OF
the latest styles and finest qualities, plain black
and fancy vests, crava,s, susperlers, collars.
shirts, hose, gloves, sc.
HATS IND C.7PS,
OF the latest styles and patterns. In short,
every thing pertaining to Gentlemen's Wear,
except boots and shoes, all of which he will sell
at the lowest city cash prices. Thankful for
the very ll5erai share OF patronage heretofore
extended 10 ,im, he hopes b. strict attention 10
the wants and wishes of . generous public, 10
merit a continuance OF their favor.
CLOTHS, CaSSimcres dnd pestingS.
In addition to his superior assortment OF ready
made goods, he will keep on hand complete
stock of Cloths, Cassmercs and Nestings, which
he viii make TO order at reduced rates, and war
ran, to give perfect sa,:aaction in fit, quality
aud durability. Cali and examine ny goods.
| Nav s, 81 t J. r. WELLS.
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Tin Ware and Stove
.MHNUF.lCYORI.

NHE subscribers have lately removed from
/ Elkton. and have opened an establishment in
MIDDLETDWN, DELAWARE,
where they are anxious to serve the public and
their Old friends wherever found, in all the bran
ches oftheir business.
They will keep on hand at low prices, Stores
ofall patterns and sizes, for parlors, Offices, and
kitchens, and a full assortment OF Tin and Sheet
Iron ware al the loves, prices. They will also
attend to
ROOFING IND SPOTTY.NG,
which they will do in the best manner and at
short notice The public are respectfully in
vited to give them call.
GRAHAM s. SISCO.
Middletown, Del, May If