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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-04-27
New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. April 26-Evenng.-The day closed
on the Stock Exchange with general improvement
in investment shares and also in stocks. Illinois
Central rose from 104 to 106; New Jersey Central
from 114k to 116. There was large investment
business in some of the above shares. One firm
above investing 100000 for single capitalist. Union
Pacific and after f9ling from ia to 761
recovered to TT at the close on an announcement
that the earnings the 23d inst showed increase
for the day OF 81 $751; without any through freight
trains Pacific Mail advanced to 45s on increased
business, while Canton sold up to TO- Such stocks as
Lake Shore, Erie, North Western and st Paul. whose
earnings are affected by competition or Western
Railroads legislation, were weak and lower, but
cifc after selling up to 2Sa declined to %, and st
Louis, Kansas City and North Western preferred
closed at AZ, after selling high as 43s. Western
closing at 77s. The balance of the market showed
only slight fluctuations.
Money was easy at q q 8 per cent. Foreign Ex-
change was firm at 4674 a 4S74 for bankers 60 days
sterling and 400 a 1901 for demand. Gold opened at
115s fell to 115s and closed at 115f The rates on
Gold Exchange were lower at per cent for carrying
and 1-64 q for borrowing and fat The customs re-
ceipts to-day were S560,000 The Assistant Treas
paid out to-day S255OO0 on account of interest
and $4,000 in redemption of bonds The following
are the operations at the Gold Exchange Bank
gold balances $685. 1896 currency baanbes $1.O46,-
229 gross clearances SOL $50 00O The following is
the Clearing House statement: currency exchanges
$9O,1S1, 652; currency balances $3,590.60S; gold
changes S7,9OO,976; gold balances $l,032,954. Gov
ernments were firm. State bonds dull. Railroad
bonds strong. New York Central coupon frsts
advanced to lis; Harlem coupon hrsts to ia; New
Jersey Central hrsts, new, to ll3 and Hudson River
Sinking Fupds to 10. Union Pacific firsts brought
1909 and Sinking Funds 93a Western Pacific rose to
9S. A further advance in good bonds was caused by
continued active demand for investment. The
TRANSACTIONS at the Stock Exhange aggregated 261,-
O0O shares including Erie $4,000 shares Lake Shore
$500 shares, Northwestern 900 shares Pacific
Mail 80 900 shares ST Paul 9400 shares, Ohio & Mis-
sissippi $500 shares, Western Union $4,000 shares
Toledo & Wabash $500 shares, Union Paee 80 200
shares, Panama 2540 shares. TIe following are tho
bi1hest and lowest prices: New York Central 1929 q
ioSs; Erie SIG a 3Os Lake Shore ZIG g Tot Chicago
Rock Island 1893 q 1O34; Pacific MALL 45a q AT;
st Paul 81 q 364; Ohio & Mississippi 278 @ 27b;
Western Union 7Sa q 77a;Wabash 164 q 15a; Union
Pacific 774 q 764; Panama III q 1853; Kansas Pacific
26a a %.
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METEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rWENrY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHEF SIGNALl
OFFICER. Washington. D. G., !
April u. Il A. MY
For New England,
clear and cooler weather will prevail during
the day, with westerly winds and rising barom-
eter, followed by threatening weather and pos
sibly rain in the southern portion.
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Please tell the people that you saw their
Advertisement in the PRESS, the circula-
ton of which, per month, exceeds 100000,
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European Ggarkeis

European G1arkeiss
LONDON, April 26-l2.3O P. M.-American securi-
ties-Erie 271.
LIVERPOOL, April 25-12.30 P. M.-Cotton market
is quiet and unchanged; Middling uplands at u q
Sd; do Orleans at sgd; sales 10000 bales including
300 for speculation and export.
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dissolution of COpartnersl,ip.

The copartnership heretofore existing under the
firm name and style of Gowell & Greenoueh, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. S. b. Gowel as
sumes all liabilities of the late firm and is authorized
to collect all debts due the same, (Which must be paid
Immediately - -.
Ap1ii IS, 1875. apl4dsn3w
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Capt. Cotton, formerly master of schooner
CordeIia, which vessel was cast away upder
suspicious circumstances, has been arrested at
Halifax.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port OF PORTLAND.
Monday, April %.

Monday, April %.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hail. Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Brig Alpha, OBJ Mcneil, Ponce PR-s25 hhds sugar
to f Churchill & Co.
Sch Edwin H King, Coolidge, Boston.
Sch Eliza Jane, Nightingale, Plymouth-nails to
Smith & Tibbetts.
Sch Ella, Har1a den. Harrington, seeking.
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockland-lime to b
Morse q Co.
SCI. aioeamera, Burns, Friendship.
CLEARED.
Steamship FrancOnia, Bragg New York Henry
Fox.
Sch Lady Suffolk, Armstrong. New York; Nick
erson
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
CRANBERRY ISLES, April 19-Ar schs Rosetta,
Portland.
Sch Relief, Stanley, sustained some damage while
trying to get into the Creek 20th She failed to get
An unknown Br schr parted jib sheets and miss
stayed goth, and anchored in the western Way
where she remains.
LFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Cieufuegos 22d. brig San Carlos, Atherton,
Philadelphia; schs W Wilson, I'm New York; A S
King, from Shiedsboro.
Ar at Cardenas sd, brig Jennings, Mahoney,
New York.
Sid 23d, brig Ernestine, Knight North of Hatteras.
Cid at New Orleans 24th, sch VIM Fisher, McKeen,
Uta.
AT at Savannah 25th. sch Mindoro, Bunker, from
Portland
Ar at Charleston 25th. brig Anna Torrey, Has
kell, Bath.
Al at Philadelphia Goth, brig Elizabeth winslow,
White, Cardenas.
Ar at Baltimore 25th, sch Mary A Trainer, rom
Portland.
Ar at New York 26th, schs Wesley Abbott, MILL
ken, and Meany. from Portland.
Monday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Portland Wholesale Markets.
MONDAY, April 26.-The general market is firm
with no change in prices Pork and lard are steady
with good demand The supply is still light. SUI
CARS firm with change in prices Flour is still
active. The Produce market is unchanged. Grain
is active with good demand.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Surgical Instrument Mandatory.

A full line of Surgical Instruments Mechanical
Appliances for 6ef0rmities, Electric Batteries,
Elastic Hose and Belts, Trusses, Supporters, Crutch
es &C.. &c., on hand and made to order.
" ELECTRIC BATTERIES TO LET. -A
Repairing promptly attended to by
SCHLOTTERBEC & CO.,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
SU RGICAL INSTRUM ENTS.
SOL Congress ST.. Portland, Me.
One door above Brown. apr27-sneodtf
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MEMORANDA.

Br brig Village Belle from Ponce for Boston, with
ugar, was wrecked on the west coast of Bermuda
night of the Goth. Vessel and cargo a total loss.
Sch Henry Means, Smith, from Jacksonville for
Albany, with pine lumber put into Norfolk oath inst.
leaking badly.
Sch Addie Todd Corson, of and from Calais for
Philadelphia, with lahs. ashore Cd West Chop.
Vineyard Haven, oath, where she remained. Was
expected TO come off at high water.
Sch Eliza Staples, Strout, from Mobile for New
York, run into the draw at Stockton, near Mobile,
18th inst. and damaged to the extent of $4,000.
She in tow and struck the bridge with such force
as to carry away the mainmast and break 1t in five
pieces; also, smashed in the cabin and galley, broke
main and fore booms, tore sails, damaged rigging,
broke anchor stock, chronometer, &C.
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Internal revenue receipts yesterday, $474 1853;
customs receipts, $365,z09.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
PENSACOLA-Cld goth, barque Harvest Home
German, Swansea; sch l. L Whtmore, Whitmore
BRUNSWICK, GA-Cld 18th, sch Carrie Walk
er, Chadwick, Addison.
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 18th. sch Nellie, Ware
Calais.
BALTIMORE-CId2 oath, brig Lucy W Snow, Stone
Boston; sch VIM H Rowe, Whitmore do.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 23d, sch A Donney, Ken
dali, Richmond.
mas; schs S S Harding, Hllman, Matanzas; Heller
M Condor, McCarty, Amesbury.
NEW YOBK-Ar Esd barque Alfred. Burt Havre
schs Altoona, Fitzgerald, Cardenas; Gamma, Cup
till. Machias Memento, Todd, and Laura S Hatch
Ar oath, baroue Robt Kelley, Kingman. Boston
schs Annie Chase, Poole. Jacksonville; b Waite
Aylward Wilmington; VIM Rice, Pressey, Rockland
E Gates Freeman, Boston.
Ar 26th sch Starlight, Reed Baracoa.
CID 24th bar94e Shawmnt Connor trinidad orls
len Maria, Hoxe, Pensacola; scbs Charley Stead.
man. Dunton, st Ann Bay; Light of the East, Har-
Mott Haven Collins, Calais III Lennox, GRAY
Portland; Nellie Carr, French, Bangor.
Passed through He'll Gate oath. Ada Allen, from
New York tor Boston; Saxon, Hoboken tor do.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 23d. sch Mary Riley, Riley,
Hoboken; Jennie Rogers, Rogers. New York.
Ar oath, schs Kate Newman, Newman, Baltimore;
Katie MITCHELL Eastman, and Laura Watson, Sar-
gent, Hoboken
Cid oath, sch Lizzie Barker Barker, Bahamas
NEWHORI-Ar 23u. sen w freeman, HathOrn,
Thomaston for New York; Carrie l. Xix, Xix, Rock
land tor do.
Sid 2sd, sch Wesley Abbott, Milliken, (from Port
land) for New York.
VINEYARD HAvEN-Ar 23d, schs Agnes, Hodg-
don, Boston for Savannah; Adde Tedd Colson, Cal
ais for Philadelphia; Tennessee, Arey, Vnalhaven
for New York; Ximena, Thompson, Machias for do;
Telegraph. Montgomery, Portland for do ; Veto,
Wolton, Thomaston for do.
Sid 24th schs H Hail. Cyprus, Gen Hall, Isabel
la Jewett, Xlmena, Veto, Fred Webb.
BOSTON-Ar oath, barque Megunticook, Heming-
way, Trinidad; schs Comet, Tracey, Weehawken (;
Mary Iangdon, Miller, Rondout; w Thorndike,
Hail.. New York; Sinaoa. Robinson, Machias; N H
Gard, Murphy Sullivan; M l. Crockett Crockett,
Rockland
Cid 24th schs Northern Light, Wallace, for Sagua
Danl Webster. Trask. Bangor.
Ar 18th, 6arque Sarah E Frazier Hardenbrook,
Baltim re; briggs Mary Haskell, Hall, Georgetown
Abby Tbaxter, Parker, Hobcken; schs Eliza Sawyer,
Cook, Weekawken; A j Dyer, Wilson, and j w
Peasey. Barker, Calais.
Ar Goth, schs Orrie Drisko, Drisko, Cienfuegos;
schs Yankee Maid. Webster, Camden; Boxer, South
ard Wiscasset; Alma, - tor Weymouth.
CD 10Th, brig 5 Smith, Warren, st Thomas; sch
Rising Sun, Gilchrist, Savannah Cygnus, Steele,
Machias
sALEM-Ar 23d, sch Colcord, Pierce, from
GLoUCESTER-Ar2 3d. sch Fairview, Alley, from
Wiscasset.
NEWBURYPORT-Ar oath, schs Hannie West
brook, Lttlejohn, Elizabethport; A Heath. War
rem, Weshawken.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 9th schs Douglas HAYNES,
Adams, Weehawken; Florence Mayo, Hail. Rondout !;
Nautilus, Peck, New York.
WlSCASS ET-Ar 10TH sch Harriet Fuller from
Boothbay.
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Foreign Exports.
POINT a PETRE. Brig Ernest-19O1 shocks and
heads 554 prs heading, 12S casks heading, 491 lbs
hay.
Foreign Imports.
HALLS HARBOR, NIB. Schr Day Star-30 cords
wood to ID Whidden.
PONCE, PR. Br Brig Alpha-325 casks sugar, 8
bbls do to Churchill 81 Co.
Brig Elizabeth Ann-316 puncheons molasses, 7
ties do As bbs do to Phinney u jackson, 25 bags cot
fee 1000 oranges.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Passed Banjoewangie Feb Il. barque McGilvery,
Jewett, from Tagal for Melbourne
Sid I'm Akyab = inst. ship Bombay, Work, United
States, barque Maeville. Waite. Europe.
At Batavia Mich 4, Goodell, Crockett. from Amster-
dam, unc
AT Samarang Mich T. Darque Idella Berry, Turner,
for English Channel.
Ar at Crookhaven oath inst, ship Oneida, Nichols,
San Francisco for Dublin,
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$4,000 REWARD.
THE
NATIONAL BOARD OF FIRE
UNDERWATER

Hereby offers a reward of Five Hundred dollars for
the detection conviction and punishment of the pan
ty or parties charged with the crime IF arson, in
firing the premises situate at No. Bradford street.
Portland Me-, being the frame dwelling OF Geo: D.
said reward will be paid only on due proof being
furnished the executive committee of the conviction
and actual punishment of said criminals ana expires
by limitation in one year from this date unless other
wise ordered.
By order of the Executive COMMITTEES,
STEPHEN CROWELL, Chairman.
New York Dec. nth, 1874. dec23Snu
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Wilbor,s Cod Liver oil and Lime.

Wilbor's Cod Liver Oil and Lime.
Dersons who have been taking Cod Liver Oil will
IL be pleased to learn that DR.. Wilbo- has succeed
ed from directions of several professional gentlemen
in combining the pure oil and lime in such manner
that it is pleasant to the TASTE and its effects in lung
complaints are truly wonderful Very many persons
whose cases were pronounced hopeless, and who had
taken the clear oil for long time without marked
effect have been entirely cured by using this prepar-
alton Be sure and get the genuine. Manufactured
only by A. B. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold by
all drupOists eOd1w
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Boston stock List

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-100O bush cornmeal to G W
Trua e. IN
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Providence Print Cloth Market.
Chicago Cat.Ie Market.

PROVIDENCE, April 26,-The printing cloths mar
unchanged.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.

IHiaintpFe Almanac. April "a.
Sun rises. .....,.....5.O1 High water..... AIS PM
Sun sets. ..........6.55 Noon rses....., 1880 AM
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March %. lat N, Ion 116 W. ship Occidental, from
San Francisco for Callao.
April &c. off Nantucket, sch Orre Drisko, from
CienfnegnS for Boston.
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NEW INVENTION.
Ladies wishing to wear their own hair and having
saved combings. can have them Strengthened by
hand, and by means of new and wonderful inven-
tion can have the roots put together fdesired Al
witches repaired and enlarged at low prices at
WARREN & WEEDS.
Millinery Rooms, 5l5 Congress Street.
apr27 sniff
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ATTENTION.

ATTENTION.
Messrs. C. Way &c Co:
Your Compound syrup of Lungwort cured
my wife when she had one of the wolf colds ever
saw. L am perfectly satisfied with it.
s. P. MORSE, No. 20 Stone St.
Portland "a April, 1875.
@. WAY q CO, Projectors. Myrtle
and Cumberland Sis. ma22sn3m~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
rhe Prize Candy Nuisance,

10 a recent letter Bayaid Taylor saya For
the last five years have been waiting for the
mpatience Of our public to culmnate in some
revolt against an annoyance 10 small that my
mention of it may possibly provoke sneer-
but the endurance still continues. Would any
other people in the world quietly bear to have,
every ten minutes, a hideous Days Doingsd
spread over their laps, novel of Miss Braddon
lung upon them, package Of nasty ''prize can
dy" given to their charge, box OF withered
figs, paper OF peanuts or popcorn, or maple
sugar, thrust into their hands, ivory that grows
on trees" stuck under their poses-but why go
on with the catalogue Everybody who travels
knows the nuisance every lady who takes a
feeting nap, even in a Pullman i" Palace car,
has been rudely awakened by greasy novel
flung upon her bosom every gentleman has
been blackguarded for allowing his precious
package of prize candy to drop upon tile floor.
l once heard the gentle protest OF lady, but
the young rufian answered :" You needn't be
afraid Of 'em-they won't bite you !" In fact,
since the fellows are licensed by the railroad
companies, they have certain protection, and
consider themselves justified in their treatment
OF passengers, who must be bullied into buying.
/ am not surprised at them, but the abject sub.
mission Of their victims ID an ever renewed mar
val
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
The Coupcu Tickets.

Both parties have now completed their nom
nations for members Of Council, and the llsts
should be compared by every voter. Upon tile
Republican side are presented the names OF sew
eral gentlemen who are 80 well known to their
fellow citizens in their respective Wards that
they need no advertisement Edward T. Bellah,
DIR. Bailey, John Jones, Phillip Plunkett, and
others are old citizens, who have long been
identified with the city, and interested in Its
prosperity. Nothing that we could say would
better introduce or commend them to support.
There are several new men nominated by the
Republcans-as there should be. Among these
are Charles E. Sparks, Of the Second Ward,
cigar.maker on East Second street Jacob Back
us, Of the Third Ward formerly a store-keeper.
but now out of business Thomas F. Moreland,
of the Fourth Ward, a silver-plater, residing on
Lombard street and Joseph X. Adams Of the
Sixth Ward, well-known business man, OF the
nrm OF Adams Il Brother, at SOC Market street
All these gentlemen are, we believe, fitted to
make good members Of council The other two
candidates for Council are re-nomnated-
Messrs Underwood, Of the Eighth Ward, and
Feblger of the Ninth. They are well known in
their Wards and will doubtless be elected.
We shall not undertake to say that every man
on the Republican ticket is the superior of every
man on the Democratic. The latter includes sew
eral fair names, and one or two good ones. But
we do say that il, by the indifference or apathy
of Republicans, next Tuesday, the City Council
for the next year should contain a Democratic
majority, it will be public misfortune and in
jury. The simple reason Of this is that the men
who will " run" the Council in that event, are
not the Bradfords nor the Chambers, but others
to whom, upon general vote, the taxpayers Of
this city would not for one moment think Of COM
mnitting it's control. Ex-senator Bayard said,
not lcng ago, in the course Of aregretful state
inent concerning municipal politics, that mem
bers Of his own party in this city were connected
with and concerned in a" Ring, to the misman-
agement and injury of its affairs and it is dead
certainty that if there is Democratic majority
in the next Council, Of that sort will control
and manage it,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
The Handkerchief seventy Years nEo.

Tho handkerchief. which is now an indispen-
sible appendage of every lady's and gentleman's
costume, is Of comparatively modern introduc-
ton. 1t was not very many years ago, deemed
a vulgar object, instead Of a mark Of neatness
az now.
handkerchief was thought in France SO shocking
an object that lazy would never dare to use it
before any one. The word was ever carefully
avoided in refined conversation.
An actor who would have used handkerchief
on the stage, even in the most fearful moments
Of the play, would have been numerically
hissed and it was only in the beginning OF the
present century that a celebrated actress, Nile.
Duchesnoise, dared TO appear with haudksr-
chief in her hand. Having 10 speak OF the
handkerchief in the cCurse OF ths piece, ehe
never could summon courage to call IL by its
true name, but referred TO 1t as light tissue.
few years later, Il translation Of one Of
Shakespeare's plays, by Alfred de Nigny, having
been acted, the word handkerchief WAS used,
for the first time on the stage, amid cries Of in
dignation from the audience | doubt if
to-day French elegGates would carry hsudker-
chiefs if the wife of Napoleon l. had not given
the eienal for adopting them. The Empress
Josephine, althoug really lovely, had ugly teeth
To conceal them. she was III the habit Of carry
ing small handkerchief, adorned with costly
lace which she continually raised gracefully to
to her lips OF course all the ladies OF the court
followed her example, and handkerchiefs, have
rapidly become an important and costly part Of
the feminine toilet 20 that the price OF single
handkerchief OF the trousStaW Of the Duchess Of
Edinburgh would make the fortune Of a neces-
sitouE family,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
Miss Kellogg at Home.

d" Csrehurst," the summer residence OF Clara
Louise Kellogg, IL said to be one Of the prettiest
spots on the Hudson. The site is on the side of
a mountain, opposite West Point and COM
mands beautiful view of the river and the pie
turesque islands. PiazZas and an overhanging
roof give the Swiss ohaIet, with it's nice lawn and
waving trees, an inviting aspect. Within, all il
in exquisite taste. Choice paintings adorn the
walls. Miss Kellogg is model hostess, ever at
tentiye to the comfort Of her friends. Carriages
and horses for daily trips. One OF the pleasant
est drives is that to Garrisons, and then by fer
ry to West Point. Many distinguished people
reside in the neghborhood.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
Testin.onY.

Mrs. Foster'g blood Purifier and letter OA.Laent
cured Ele;
was ailicted for many years with 3is0Tier1tl
blood, troublesome Al1 c-a .la.e tet-er q the
skin and swelling o. the glands of TIE aqes, whica
1aa the oscas.1n u nru.cogee suffering md ez-
peuHe.
consulted eight Of the raost prominent ptvsi-
cienz in the city and used their nellclne onE tug
without receiving any leungl1nt r6llbf; ca FAe
contrary getting w9Ise, Ii tGG-y almost despair
ing Of h0pe, | waa induced 70 try HrB. Fosters
BLOOD Purifier, winch was recommended 10 no ss
being certain care iof ny disegse. + Was tre
turIing point IN M case eil2r using t1rO l0-tles
OF ne Blood Purifier II connection with the Tet,er
OntIlert tnc swelling 9e1sed, the erJptia.s disap-
peared a4i uoU an entirety and eIce.ually crfrd.
II further ,n,c.ns.ian ,s ieafel c9acelilAH lny
casg, CAL 81 Il re3ljcI-g.
T1O3. SCOTT
1890 C!ayrnont Street over iisi. Street Bridge
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
UNEXCEPT l0NAb[-E.

word t'ut .nHleHt lie
mark AT Which ~ aup amt
which we claim tn hnNe
reached as nearly ~ posi-
BE for hilmru skill
NO EXCEPTlpN can be-
taken to tie SfiLE ui our
Garments They are made
after the latest and most
approved patterns
40 ENfE.'llBN cHn he
taken 10 the MATERIALS.
They are the Best An Il
Finest made,
no EXCEPTION can rca
s1nably be taken to the
CUT and FIT. We employ
none but ilrst-clWSs Artists.
and insist on the utmost
Perfection IN every detail.
No EXCEPTION can be
taken 10 the PRICE; for II
is purpnsely fixed at the
lowest point possible, and
is lower than the same
grade Of Clothing can be
purchased elsewhere.
40 EXCEPTION can be
taken 10 our stock for It
embraces every variety Of
Stylish and Scasonable
Clothing for Gentlemen.
Youths, Boys and Children
OF every age and size.
so EN CEPllON can be
be taken 10 our Ready
money system Of business
for II relieves the customer
from payments of extra
profits, made necessary 70
cover losses by the old
credit and loss system, and
gives him his Clothing at
the Lowest Rate of Cash
i'rniit.
No EXCEPTION can be
or is taken 10 our Garments
OH the score OF either ele-
gancc. excellence, or econ
omy by persons who nre
judges Of good Clothing,