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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
The New Delaware " City,

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS. OPERATIONS AT
THAT TowN-A GREAT SHIPPING POINT EXPECTED
WILMINGTON TO BE RIvALED AND SURPASSED.
The enterprising people of Delaware City are
looking forward anxionsly for the completion of
the Railroad which il to connect them with the
back diamond districts of Pennsylvania. II IL
currently reported and generally believed, that
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company has entire
control of the road TO Delaware City. Of tins
fact from what the reporters of the UuMMERo Al
having learned from those high in authority
there can scarcely be any doubt. Tho Old coal
wharf was purchased by them some time ago,
and it il believed will be enlarged to twice it's
present capacity, and used az one of the main
shipping points, and a feeder to the Philadelphia
ST sau-ship Company, which will soon have it's
iron steamers running between Philadelphia ana
Liverpool.
This idea gains strength from the fact that
Delaware Guy il tweivs miles nearer the coal
fields of the interior of Penn ylsan than Rich
mond ls and also from the additional and strong
er fact that the harbor at Delaware City is never
closed by ice.
This would az some Of the Philadelphia papers
call it., make Delaware City the southern slip
ping point, or one of the suburbs of Phlladel-
phia. Here the steamers. not daring to ascend
the river to Philadelphia on account OF Ice,
could unload their cargoea, and by tho new rail-
road send their passengers either to Ihlladelpma
or ON to the west, without detention. 1t ID eX-
| pe1ted that the road will be in running order by
the middle of October on the first OF November
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
Another -l,nder Nailed.

THE coMINd VICE PRESIDENT no REV. c. W DEM
SON.
BosroN August % The Boston Journal of
to-day publishes the following letter from Sena-
tor Wilson in reference to the recent charges of
drunkenness made by Rev. g. W. Denison of
Washington, against President Grant:
NA1IcK, August 81, 1872
Reu G. W. Denisoa:
SrR; | have lust read in the Springfield Re
i,H5hrdn of this date your letter on the
habits Of General Grant. | am hstonlshed at
seeipg myself quoted az sayiug TO you III con
ytrsatiun last winter. "PIe-ident Grant drinks
Ton ,nnch. | have told him 20. Sena Or Will
son. you say, ''Will not deny this do deny
in the most emphatic language, that have ever
said anything of the kind to YOU or anything
that re5embed it. Your statement IL false
DnrEg the last nine years l have seen General
Grant hundreds times. 1 have seen MN III
his camp in his family. at hi own table, at the
table of others, at honle and abroad, ana nave
never vet seen him under the influence OF lnIoX-
| ;catipg liquors / remember distinctly III our
| conversation You referred to the ISLANDERS CON
| corning the Presidents drinking habits. SAID
| to Won what have said TO others-that L re-
| pretted that the President used Intoxicating
| liquors at all that | wished he would take the
| uledre and that had a mind-to ask HIM to JON
| He Conpressional Temperance Society. What
| said of the President | have sad OF all oul
public men who use intoxicating drinks or inr
| uisl them to others. | have for many yeart
fell that if our public men would wholly abstain
| from thei" use Hs a beverage they would cohIei
| a lasting benefit upon their country ana upol
their race, nor have any doubt, SIT, that II th'
truth could be known in regard to the cases re
ferred TO in yOur sing gularly reckless statements
il would appear that each one OF them was u crue
| and malignant slander. IL. WILSON,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
pel.onnI Inle,Iigenee.

Connolly, the ex-Iaminauy thief has returned
e. Neg York and viii turn States evidence
against some OF his raseally fellows in crime.
jlm f. Morrow left on Thursday, for Dou-
bu,s cap Springs, Cumberland county, Pa, to
absent two or thee weeks.
4 man supposed to be Steiner, the abscondinS
asaHr Of tho Garde Repnblicaino band, was ar
rested at Troy, N. Y, on Saturday,
Hon Andrew &. Curtin and family arrived in
Nnt York yesterday, i'll the steamship Republic
irIm Liverpool,
Ilt brazilian Minister, with the Princes Au-
ga-toa and Philip, visited President Grant on
tully at Long Branch.
1t is now thought that General Sloeum will be
tie Democratic candidate for Governor of New
lYrk.
Judge Church has written letter to Hon
William Williams, Of Buffalo. uuqualihedly de
cuuB to be candidate for Governor of New
g. a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
The slrnlrht.Out Democracy.


Still. GETTING sTRENaTH-LATEsT REPORTS
The New Jersey Straight-out Democratic Con-
yention met at Trenton on Saturday. Samuel
j. Bayard, of Gloucester was chosen chairman,
and made a Speech predicting that the Demo
cracy would eventually rally around the candi-
date to be nominated at Louisville. Resolutions
we're adopted expressing the Straight-out
principles, and endorsing Charles O'Conor for
President After the selection Of delegates to
Louisville and speech by Judge Flanders,
the convention adjourned.
The straight out Democrats of the District OF
Columbia met in Washington, on Saturday eve
ring. appointed two delegates to the Louisville
Convention, and adopted resolutions favorin9
Charles 0'Oonor for President.
Straight-out Democratic Club, with AZ mem
bers, was organized at Clinton, Mo-, on Friday
The New York correspondent of the PhilAdel
phia Ledger says Quite number OF vel
known politicians of the "Straight-out" persua.
sion, went from this city to attend the conyen-
ton of the brethren at Trenton, to-day. The
report they send back to sympathizers here il
''that the movement is growing in magnitude
every day, and will soon attain to the import
ance of balance of power party"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
Ne,vnrlt News.

ExCrT1NG RuNAwAY On Friday evening, a
horse attached to a cart, ran of from the front
gate of MIR. William Baeson. their owner. aud
made straight course through our main Ieet,
on which there were many carriages at tho time.
Fortunately no did not run into any ot them.
PERSONAL FRAUAs One of our Town Com
missluners attempted to quiet some young meu,
who appeared to hm unruly, IN Saturday night.
The consequence was personal encounter, IN
which one of the young men was struck with a
cane. and somewhat hurt.
MISCELLANEOUS Tho Commissioners are i'm
proving the streets, giving them substantial
dressing OF broken stones. .......... The Brother
hood OF the Union meets tomorrow evening
........ "A large number OF colored people from
Newark will 60 with the Wilmington excursion
to Rcd Hill
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
Uc.t yiruipi,,

There remains no doubt that the regular
|punocrltic nominations, in West Virginia, have
n0..frd disastrous defeat. Camden, the can
|J5a,e for Governor, is beaten by Jacob, (lnde-
rsalentl whom the Republicans supported, and
ii. maj lrity in 50 counties heard from is nearly
emo The Constitution is in doubt, the vote
beng close. 1t must be understood that if it
proves to lee voted down, the election for Gov
emor is void.
In tna Wheeling district, John j. Davis, Inde-
l-alalt and Greeley Democrat, beats the regu-
IA. Democratic and Greeley candidate about 500.
These are discouragiug results for the Coali-
a.. .,,,.,,,t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
rHE PENINSULA.
CECIL COUNTY.


Francis Green, the famous bridge-builder OF
this county, has returned from his trip to Eu-
rope, much improved IN health.
A new Hteeple has been erected on the Gatho-
lie church, at Eikton, and now the citizens talk
OF having town clock placed therein.
MIR. James Ghamberaine, gentleman of tai
ent and culture, has been elected Principal of
the E.kton Public School
The Cecil F4rmers' Club has again revived,
and is said to be in a ilourishins condition.
Crabs are caught in great abundance in Elk
river near E,kton and are hawked about town
by the boys, at 10 to 20 cents Il dozen.
VIM p Howard, Esq., Of Elkton has sold
5000 watermelons and 1.60O cantalonpes; the
production of oaiy l acre and a Of land.
"phats what he knows about farming"
A mammoth hog is owned 10y James b Price,
ED proprietor OF the Farmers Hotel of Elkton.
Il il years old in November, and now weighs
pln ll,a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
Itemn From Hewes.

THE NEW York STEAMER. The Light says the
Eastern Queea makes her last uip ON next Sat
urdaY. Per CONTRA the Milford helrS slys her
owners will continue her OH the route Which IL
right!
The BREAKwArER. From July 10th, to Aug.
the 10Th. the following vessels entered the
Breakwater: 9 ships II barqss; 81 briggs 4lS
schooners; 60 sloops 40 steamers; total 9l2.
A month YEC.-Walter Blrtons popular
Ocean House will bo kept open during the
month of September. Those Wishing to enjoy
bathing, GINNING aud fishing, should come at
once while everything is lovely.
Church basement was dedicated on Sunday week
according to announcement. Rev. Alessrs.
Thompson, England aud Panceast preached.
Subscriptions to the amount of 5l4OO. were ia
ken up covering all liabilities. MIR. L. Wilt
bank presented the church with a handsome
communion set
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
PhiIndc,pI,in Topics.

Deaths, last week, 407. 90 by cholera infan-
tam, 60 hy consumption l by small pox 10
-ut-troke.
Tile 18th free excursion took place on Sat
.u av.
Great complaints are made abont the failure
Of the contractnls or their agents to gather the
sops lJust like Wilmington, isn't it n
The Calcdouian Club have their usual games
at Oakdae Park, today.
Col Forney is writing Overland letters tc
The Press The first appears to-day, wrltter
"Ou the cars OF the Union Pacific" August Is.
Seven locomotives were shipped to Russia
Gum Philadelphia, on Friday.
The Baltimore Club played tho Athletics, Of
saturday. ON the latters grounds, and were vic
tltlIl---i2 as.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Tie Peach crop-Low Prices.

The Middleton Transcript, of Saturday says;
The price of peaches, last week, taking the en-
tire week, was lower than at any time during
last season. when the crop WAS nearly double
what Ia il now. Some days the fruit did not rea.
lize enough to pay freight and commission, and
the average for the week. with few exceptions
was only about fifteen cents clear per basket
This week the prices have been better clearing
the Growers from 50 tenis to S1.00 per baHket
The shipments from this station are gradually
incteaeing aid will nearly equal those of last
year On Thursday there were 80 carloads slip
red from this station. beilg but less than the
heaviest shipment in one day last year. whef
thc crop was tile largest ever grown On the Pen
insula The largest shipments from this point
VIII be made next week, it is supposed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
senford Irens.

The DAILY COMMERCIAL AND Irs AuENT.-!The
Breakwater LiIlt says: We notice that Hugh
Nf Outten is serving tue Wilmington DAILY
COMMERCIAL to the citizens of seaford this We
are pleased at, for the COMMERCIAL il live and
reliable paper. No one will regret paying the
price for it, and at tue same time will have the
satisfaction OF knowing that they are assisting
Little Hughey,' who by this means may earn
a living. lie is one Of those unfortunate Grip
pies VINO never can be fit for manual labor
Help aud encourage him good people, you'll moi
repret it
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
The stenm CoIliera.
THEY HAVE BEEN A suooEss-A LARGE FLEET To
BE BUlLF.

BE BUlLr.
The Philadelphia Day has the following
Some few years ago the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company constructed SIX iron
Trade. the Hercules and Achilles of one Thousand
tons each the Panther and Leopard OF eight
hundred tons each, and the Rattlesnake and
Ceptipede Of six hundred tons each and 1t was
understood that they were h9llt WIN a view oi
determininr by actual results the propriety Of en-
raeing extensiyly the transportation OF coal by
irol, screw golfers which has become so important
and lucrative branch of industry in Great Brit
ain. We are informed that the result OF the eN,
nariment has been entirely satisfactory, and
| ihat the company intends to construct a large
| iieet of these vessels the size determined upon
being ships of twelve hundred and six hundred
| tons capacity. lhese golfers VIII all be pun
nred i'm the valley of the Schuylklll."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
A Cnrnrd About O,Conor.

L, i. ronorted that Charles o'Conor has writ
decling nomination for the Prcsi-
5,t,l or any other Office. The story is doubt
Ia cauarti Samuel j. Bayard, of New Jersey,
+. ,n,n. nty for the positive statement that Mr.
ofonar viii certainly accept the Louisville nom
n,ri5u. should it be rendered him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26

CARELESS AND DANGEROUS. That part Of the
city which lies along the Brandywine river, east
of the Eleventh street bridge, needs the atten-
ton OF the officers of the law. The carelessness
of gunners, who are also violating the law, hae
become very dangerous to the citizens Of that
neighborhood. Having the shot from the guns
Of those careless sportsmen rattling around their
houses and against their windows is far from
being agreeable, and prompt measures should
be taken to have an end put to such work.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
Candidate for Cor grcss.

rre name Of Judge j. W. Houston is now adj
5,I,otl.c list of names proposed for the Repub-
,,,p nomination for Congress. The proposition
..,m. to be considerably discussed and those
favorable to the Judge insist that, if nominated,
h yolil certainly be elected.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26

Cooler weather prevails all over the United
mate Mate. and the people are very grateful at the
lhe business portion of tho town af Mitchell,
'n4ro was destroyed by fire on Saturday.
Loss 100000.
10th o Baldwin and Mace claim the champion
the matter
lear Ndmiral Sands, of the National observa-
olE says the present is the hottest summer
'''T recorded in this country.
Professor Peters, of Hamilton College, dis
1o"red another new planet on Saturday night.
~ u The lOith of group of asteroids, and shine
as Ftar of the tenth magnitude,
Papers for the pardon OF four of the Ku-kuS
g3nlIned in the Albany Penitentiary will be sign
w. py the President, and sent to Albany tins
lhe New Orleans Board OF Health publishes
tafd' stating that there has been no case o
yeiow fever in that city this season.
It Is reported that rich 'gold lode" has beel
"s'oNerod near Mountain Guy, Nevada.
NlA hundred Ctispins are on a strike at Cincir
n4'l, because the manufacturers refused Il
omploy strikers from other factories, and be
Cause they take apprentices whoare not CrisRins
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
nkatRs.

BoNNEY THE relatives anu friends OF the family
are Tpspeetlully invited 10 Il tend th' funeral OF
Bessie i. lIonney, infant daughter OF Joseph \ .
and Iatharne =. bOnneyi 10 leave the IesluenSe
OF ms brother, Chlres r. Bunney, No. . t
FliIh. street. On monday afternoon, August 20 h,
at D d clock, I'M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
,,ono,. .,on wilmilgron lInchlnist.

John W. Durloy OF Lhis clIy and IOImeIIy
an apprentice III tins Office, but who left the
business and learned hls made as n machinst
in Wilmington Del, has been appointed az
chief engineer in the Peruvian serylce, undel
Admiral j. Il. Tucker, president hydrographl'
commission OF the ltepubhc of Peru. MIR Durfe!
leaves New York on Wednesday next, with Ad
miral Tucker, for Yquitos, where he takes charg'
of the Peruvian steamer "Tambo, now enga8e'
on the Amazon river, in service of the hydro
graphic commission, n,-NOJ0h Day Book.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26

,.t including most Of the delegates chosen
t,,be Republicans of this county to the State
r c.,ent,on. is printed elsewhere.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26

rle civ election will take place one week
tlm tomorrow. Let MS have a good report to
..,itothe rest of mankind.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
,hns. Frnnci. Aaam. for Grant.

Clmlas Francis Adams is said to have written
sielter to his family, stating that he will not
he aHdldate for Governor OF Massachusetts
that he dues not sympathize with the Greeley
movement, and that he regards the reelection
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
Notes from Cnpe May.

The hotels are about half full. There will
be tess visitors after this week
William Candy and family come home, to-
hg
j NJ Emerson. and Geo W. Pierson, Of
arrived at the United States, on
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
.rnrnrrea,, Ilim.rlr-ssoO,0o 600

an meeting of tho creditors OF John b,
lyons chief manager of the late wheat corner,
~ Chicago, on Saturday, Lyons stated his liabili-
ue7 at $500 900. He offered 20 per cent. on
ilulsday. and per cent more in thirty days
A committee was appointed to investigate the
aiialls Of the irm.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26

raid was made on Saturday on the dealers
~ obscene literature in New York, and one of
tA'n was held to answer in Sl0, 900 bail.
lhe famous French hand gave concert in
llaNle On Friday evening in aid of the Alsatian
refugees, which was veiy successful.
On Thursday and Friday st. Louis had thirty
'A'es Of sunstroke, most of which were fatal
Farmers in California complain Of lack OF
means IN getting their new wheat to market.
9oIne OF the English railway companies arc
about to adopt the American style of coaches
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
rlrnly OF Mhrnt in cnlilerpIa.

The new wheat crop in California is very large
i il feared that in many sections of the State
the farmers will be unable to got the bulk of it
market before the advent Of the rainy season,
owing to the want Of facilities for transports
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
Ennh rnnnI sienn,rr

A suceeesful trial trip with steam canal boat
has been made from Fishkill to New Hamburg,
N Y. Tho hoat made the distance, nine miles
in one hour and half, consuming about ten
pounds of coal per mile.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26

n.I,v,ra ought to be, and can be, carried fo'
Grant and Wilson, and for Republican eandl-
d,,e for Congress.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
FIRST EDITION.
$50 p. M.
New York.

A GOVERNMENT BONDED WAREHOUSE ON FIRE.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 90.
The Government bonded warehouse, No. s
Washington street, is on fire and burning furi-
ously. A general alarm has been sounded. The
loss will probably be immense
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26

,cry serious fire, in one of the Government
t.1Naiehousos, is reported from New York
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26

qhe commercial nt the summer Resorts
qD1se cf our citizens who are about to leave ior
nm,pcr rece,s,ca have the Coz MFRoiat forwarded
,,ru. nj ~ cents per week. II we pay hostage
49,, ,,t c,nrse. will he additional.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26

Over twenty thousand persons have sailed for
Europe from New York during the past three
months.
Deaths in New York last week, 624 marriages,
146 births, 4SO.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
st. Georges.
GOOD FARMs-ToBAoco MANUFAoToRY-THE roul
NAMENT-DEcEAsED-ao

GOOD FARMs-ToBAcoo MANUFAoToRY-THE TOUR
NAMENT-DEcEAsED-aos
Coon FARms.-Many of the most prolific
farms in New Castle county are found here, The
crops are all good, and peaches, apples, and 9TH
or fruit very abundant. Many of the peaches
are shipped by rail from Kirkwood, instead OF
by the canal az formerly A. NJ Higgins y.
Newton Thomas Bird, O. O. Corbit, John +:
Hudson, j. +. Reybold, the. McWhorters and
many others whom we might name are amongst
the most successful farmers OF the neghbor-
hood.
TOBACCO MANUFAcToRY. John p Belville,
formerly one Of the leading merchants OF the
place having relinquished the business is now
largely engaged in manufacturing tobacco, and
employs several hands, Tobacco grows well IN
the vicinity.
The TouRNAMENT.-Th young men of the
neighborhood meet every Saturday afternoon TO
practice for the approaching tournament to be
held here on Tuesday, October LIST. All the
young folks have caught up the excitement and
from now until the anxiously looked for time
arrives. polSing sticks through rings VIII be inc
order of the day. The proceeds,we understand,
| are for the benefit of the st. Georges Library.
We hope good sum may be realized.
| DECEASED - George II. Smith, an estlmapie
| citizen and leading member of the Nj. e. Church,
/ was buried last Friday The community at large
has lost an enterprieing, upright man, and the
church humble and devout member
GossIP.-John A Hurlock is agent for the
purchase of grain for William Lea Sons;
II
Il for Grant.
There is Just one and no more Republican
Il Greeley men here.
The DELAWARE TRIBUNE is the most popular
i paper that comes to this Post Office. fhe
| COMMERCIAL is slso much appreciated.
A. o. Newton Esq. is as good natured hale,
and jolly as ever.
The Greeleyites are contemplating the erec-
| tion of Greeley pole.
Z. W. Jester is agent for the sale of tho
| DAILY COMMERCIAL.
A heavy rain fell here on Friday night.
Andy johnson Smashing the Tennessee DEM
| Ocraiic slate
A demonstration in honor Of Andrew john
son was held at Nashville on Saturday night
About 10000 persons attended. After a torch
light procession a mass meeting was held in
front of the Court House. and Andrew John on
was nominated as ongressmau-at-large 11d
W. G. Brien for Congressman from the Nash
| vile District. Mr.. johnson made speech ae-
| cepting his nomination, and saying that he
would stump the State and invite opposition
to all the Convention nominees.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
PRICE TWO CENTS.
SECOND EDITION.
3.3O, r. Nj.

SUDDEN DEATH.-Danel Bosley, who resided
on Sixth street. between Poplar and Lombard
streets, died very suddenly, on the street, about
1919 o'clock this morning. He was engaged in
Of his death. A physician was called in, and
pronounced the cause Of his death to have been
cholera morbus, The coroner held an inquest
this afternoon, and the jury rendered verdict
in accordance With the physician's decision.
BLAoKBIRD CAMP.-Blankbird Camp, in which
30 much interest has been manifested, began
on Friday, and is we'll attended. Tnolo'~4o =
tween eighty and one hundred tents on the
ground, and the attendance yesterday was large.
The woods where it is held is well adapted for
such an encampment, being large, shaded by
large outrageous trees, and we'll supplied with
water from the several springs adjacent. Am
Pile accommodations has been made for all who
may visit the encampment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
Tbe nrizona Ilinmon,Is.

Tucson adyices received at San Francisco con
frm the first reports OF the locality OF the "dla-
mond" fields on the headquarters of the Color.
ado and Chiquito rivers, but leave the value o.
the dlncoye les doubtful
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
r. BRINGHURsT q CO.,
APOTHEOARIEs
Corner Sixth and Market stre

EB&Co also have rure Xylol and Capsules
o. Xyol made by e. scherng, OF Berlin, which, 1t ID
claimed, mitigabes the severity OF smallpox,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26

The Mutuals beat tic Eckfords, at New York,
on Saturday to =
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26

~ emmett square Academy md Seminary, Chester
~ Pa. Whole expense - 70 70 'er Week. Nt
s51tg1s oetI2-wff SnORrIInGB n NORRIS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-26
FERRIS & GARRETT,
Plumbers, Gas & Steam Filters,
5O4 MARKET STREET.
wI1N1NGTON, DEL.

W L NJ N 7 NJ u L.
Keen constantly on haLd a large assortment of
Chandeliers Pendants German Student Lamps,
Porcelain, and other shades Of all descriptions.
THE AUTOMATIC GAS MACHINE, perfectly
saf. and economical means for making gas forfoun-
try residences, public halls hotels' anu ehuIoaes.
LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS tot Brass and Iron
of ali sizes, also the celebrated CUCUMBER PUMP
HYDRAULIC RAMS
SELF-iEGUlATING WIND MILLS for supplying
water to country houses, mills, etc. Gum Hose and
| Tubing.
Iron, Galvanized and Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Wash
| Basins Bath Tubs, etc, etc
| AGENTS for ROOFS SECTIONAL SAFETY BOIL
ER for heating purposes and power. All kinds OF
Steam Fittings
TERRA GOTTA TILE, GARDEN VASES, and
| KINNEY TOPS.
| Our machinery being run by steam enables us 70
| do our work promptly ami IN wOrkmanke man
| neE We solicit an examination OF our goods which
We win sell as low as any house IN the United StateI
or cash. "ArA'ly"