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HALL Il MUEPHY.-These gentlemen are
all right again. Their furniture store is re,
opened IN Eichelberger's new building on
Madison street. two doors west of Berki L
Koch's drug store. Their stock has beer
thoroughly rcplenished since the fire, aud is
large, complete, aud choice as ever. With
larger and pleasanter quarters than before,
they resume business, determine to deserve
"a more liberal public support than ever.
They desire US to return thanks, in their
behalf, to the iiremen and citizens of Ottawa
for their kind and efficient all during the
late fire, through which so large portion Of
element.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

We are authorized to ann ounce BENJAMIN T. PHELPS
candidate for Collector Of the Ottawa at the
approaching town election.
my TO the voters of tbs town of otta-
Wa, for Collector, at the next April town election
JOHN HUSTON
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THAw-March comes in a lamb, whence
the weather wise predict it will 90 out a lion.
The thaw has been going on so rapidly for
the last few DAYS that, in spots, the frost is
already out of the ground, and week will
enable the farmers to commerce blowing.
OF course the roads are in horrible condi>
uen, and intercourse between city and coun-
try nearly suspended.
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II. OF H.


Live Oak Temple, (suboriinats.) 30. 5, meets ever
Tuesday evening at their HAIL in 0hsever's Block
DR. T. 8. HOBERT, W. c. T.
CHAs IL yoRCs w r.
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0ttana fire. Craze +.
LOCAL. MATYERt4s
Chicago, e. Island & Pacific II II
Ottawa Post Office.

CLOSING
Eastern closes I230PM &6PM. Arrives l245 P. "
Western 70 90 A NJ l:35 p. NJ
Farm Ridge closes at P. u. and arrives at IL Tues
days, THURSDAYS and Saturdays.
n swark closes /: 30 P. n and arrives p 81 Tuesday
and Saturdays
somonauk closes so A. Saturdays arrives s. 80
Fridays.
Eagle closes 1 P. Saturday; arrives II u.
oii noya8 &c wv pow, P "
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M ayOrally.

If F. +. BROWER will consent to be a
candidate for Mayor of Ottawa at the ap>
preaching city election, he will receive the
cordial support of MANY CITIZENS
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Meet first Thursday in each month"; i'll DIR. j. Pauis
building Donations of birds, insects and petrifactons
solicited. J. PAUL, President
W " CuK1y, SECRETARY feb22s7
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The Hearts" or "Appendages," as they
"hefty' communication in reply to that of
the Performers in the last Republican, but
at too late an hour for insertion in this paper.
We shall try to make room for it in our
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-02

scHooL-The Misses Stanley will open their SIring
Term of School Wednesday March 9th. febl6-8w
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MonItor DIVISION, No. 566,

s. of T. meet every Monday evening at shsir Hall in
Che.vers Hail. east side Court House
W T. WHITMORE, W. p. N. PEaLEf, K >.
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OTTAWA LODGE No. Al meets every Thursday evening.
DAUGHTERS REBgcCA tho third Tuesday evening OF
each month OTTAWA EScAMPagSr Ne. So On the I'd ana
4th Tuesday evening feb NY
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I. q. G. r.
Ottawa Lodge No 6a5, meets every Friday evening at
their Hall in Reddick's Block
T. n Iy,p,U.x VS. fab 10y
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CAsDIDArEs.-We hear already of half
dozen of candidates for the various town
Offices to be filled at the election on the first
Tuesday in April, and several are announced
in our columns to day. AS all are friends, it
would not become Us here to express a pref,
erence for or to champion the claims of any
particular candidate; yet, having said a
word in favor of our friend j. B. Hamalle
last week, who now hauls off the course, We
may, in like manner without inv;diousness,
be permitted to say, that the election of so
old and highly respectable citizen as Ben.
I. Phelps to the office of Town Collector
would be both creditsble and honorable to
tho voters of this town. We must say this,
however, without meaning to prejudice the
claims of Mr.. Huston, who is equally honor
able and competent.
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which will recommend themselves every who has
used Liquid Dyes, for
BrilIiancy of Color.
Simplicity of Use.
Cerlaiaty of Satisfaction.
Economy of Time.
Freedom from all Dust or Dirt.
kfordant and Dyes combined, one preparation
Tie ny Eyes Of the kind invented silk
en- and Feathers, that will give perfect color requiring
! only to 80 minutes according to shade.
Fall rectiO and certificates from eminent che
mists with each package
Samples actually dyed with each of the coors silk
and woolru, be and the Dyes obtained at all
etcS rs, fer "a cents.
va If you desire TO insure SATISFACTORY C0LORS,
+, the shortest time with the least trouble inquire for
REEDS LIQUID DIES AID t0ks altar, as they az, the
! anal reliable ooIorS.
GEO II. REED 4 co. Manufacturers,
56S, 5Ie, and 512 Commercial street, Boston,
For sale by Berki & Co, Dmmick 4 Bro. Gibson
Hathaway, E. Y. Gri-sss. anha Druggists ap2S1y
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PREPARED OIL or PALM ANO MACE.
An EffectUaI Worm Medicine.
Browns VermifuSe COnlfIt~,

Or Worm Lozengers Much sickness, undoubtedly.
with children and adults attributed to other :.
occsson-l bg The "YernifuS- Comfts, although
efectuA in destroying do possible injury TO
the delicate child This valuable emtnstiOn hIs
been successfully used by physicians, and found to be sa
ana iu Graduating hur'ful 20 children
titigas hEriHg Ioyas require immediate attention. as
neglect 81 the trouble often prolonged sickness
Symptoms Of Worms Children oftesi overlooked
Worms ia the stomach and bow SIS Irritation. which
can lee removed only by the use a remedy. The
combination ingredients used in making Browns Yer
muge ComA sue 10 give the best possible srsai
with safety.
CURTIS & BROWN Proprietors New York. Sold by
all Dealers In MeiiciD at q cents box.
June . '6s-ly
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Banking & ansuranfe.
NATIONAL CITY BANK

HJHECT0Rs:
HEyP, r E.YEs WM e. CHURcIULL
EDWIN G. ALLfN EbWifO EAHES,
JSHN D. SiTON O. H. BGLLEN
THE cry RANA EAMES. ALLEN 4 Go.
has this transferred it, organization from the State t.
the Nao, -sstsm aud will hereafter conduct its busi-
hess nndeI tle and style of
The National City Bank of Ottawa.
Exchange CHICAGO. NEW YORK and all the
prin cipal cities East anu West, bought and sold
Exchange ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND
and all important points in Continental Europe, drawn
n to suit purchasers.
Gold q nd silver bought and sold
G.S. Revenue stamps of all denominations
constantly on hand and for sale.
Al.s will give especial attention to the purchase
sale Of all eiasse. of Government Securities,
nclui thesoc.lled fiye-Twenty and Ten-fory bonds
and tho popular ssven-Thirty loan.
We would respectfully solicit a continuance Of the bus
relations heEesOore existing between the City Bank
asl it's patrons. and to them well such
NAV flyoT us with their business, would say, shall
We sbis to such facility and accommodation
aHst will prove To them satisfactory and profitable
HEsRY 7 EsNEs. FTeaisy,t. EDwsy ALLEN, Ltstir
Erv EAMIs. Ttce Pres. ii BULLsS, Asst tdshr.
ottawa usust / 1sG5-v
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JsconetI. all qua .iss and prices;
Lawns-yictory 4nd Bichops;
Nainsooks, nulls. cam brio;
Swisses. plain and striped;
Brilliants, crumps u dimiry, jaconet;
Edg;ngs and luse Filings, Bonsuei Lace'
Silk Illusion Latns, Wash Blond;
Irish Linens, Pill ~ cases, Linen;
Table Dcmask,, Table Cloths, Napkins;
Birds Eye Liaen Scotch Diaper;
Huckabuck and Russia Toweliugs.
Linen Shirt Fronts in great variety.
ANSWER,
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DAN. G. D'IA AyE'S
STEAMSHIP AGENCY
AT TTAWA. ILL.

agen, for the National Steam Navigation Co.'S Line
of Steamships; and also Black Line Of Sizzling
Vessels.
viii issue Drafts Recall Bank of Ireland at reason.
able rsitvs.
Parties desiring to bring their friends from the Old
Csunay Will do well 10 give him a call, his
lower than any other steamship line. 0ct27-ly
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Timber Land For sale.

Eiz SEX sec =, T 3S, r 8, containing so acres;
sw4 SEX sec %, I 80, 3, containing 40 acres.
3 nsiies south Of MarseiIes. Price lo,o.
Feb 19-r D.F. CAMERON
Post Office Block Dt.
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Is Mexico Capable of Self Governments 2

Is Mexico Capable of S elf Government!
THERE seems to be an impression that the
fall of the Mexican monarchy has secured for
our sister country a republican form of gov
ernment and that the unity of power has
been gained by the capture of the ill-fated
Maximiian. Such was the first idea inspired
by the news of the termination of the empire;
but moments thought will show us that our
unfortunate neighbor is no nearer peace and
order than she was when the Emperor and
Juarez divided the country, and waged war
semi-barbarous in its nature. In fact, it
would seem that the Mexican people, having
exercised one demon, have raised seven
others, and the last state of that people is
worse than the first. 1t is a matter of i'm
possibility for the Americans to keep the
run of the Generals who are celebrated across
the Rio Grande. Every week some new
guerilla, with band of desperadoes, appears
claims the title of General" " and considers
himself modest if he does not set up claim
to the Presidency. In short despatch pub
Hshed this morning we find the following
celebrities, each OF whom is spoken of as
though he were as familiarly known to
our people as Gladstone, Bismark, or Grant,
sJuarez," "Escobedo, f" 'Canales," !" "Corona, 4"
''POrfriO Diaz," "Marquez," ''Guardar-
rama" "Artellion," and "Miguel Blanco',
Now, considering the length of the despatch,
we think that this is a pretty good catalogue
OF heroes and when we remember that the
nation which boasts of all these generals" has
never produced one genius, civil, maritime, or
martial, it strikes us that the blind are leading
the blind and that both are in danger of the
ditch.
Although the monarchy has not baan ar
tually dead over week, yet the leaders are
already quarrelling for power; and il is nroba,
BILE that before month is past. raion 90
anarchy will spread over the whole oonptrv
Prowling bands infest the roads, and commit
robbery and murder, under the name Of
patriotism. And if the citizen or STRANGER
escapes these ru6ians, he is seized by higher
seOundrel, and has his goods confsoated, be-
cause of his inability to pay prestamo. We
have no very definite idea what prestamo
means, but we only judge from the context,
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and as we find the Prussian Consul thrown
into prison for refusing to pay prestGmo of
$4,000, and the Prussian, French, Spanish,
and English Ministers ditto for like offense,
in regard to prostomo of 81, 200, 900, and
the French Minister'S wife treated in the same
manner for like offense, we infer that a
prestdmo is a euphonious way of expressing
"black mail and is not desirable, although
an extremely expeditions means of raising
revenue.
From these faots-these levyings of black
mail, imprisonment of ENJOYS, renewing of
rebellions, and wholesale destruction of life
and property-we must draw the conclusion
that Mexico has no Government. 1t is very
well for us, for political purposes, to recognize
a Republic de jure, when we do not want to
recognise a Monarchy de facto existing. But
when human life is at stake, and no political
purpose to be gained by continuance of this
sophism, we should demand that the Govern
we recognize should be one de facto, with suf
ficient authority to keep order, defend consuls,
and punish offenders. And if the Government
does not display the necessary power, it be-
hooves us to recall our recognition; and if no
Government appears possessed of these requi-
sites, to save the return to anarchy, we must
govern it ourselves.
The United States are really responsible for
the overthrow of Maximilian. By its course it
has tacitly pledged itself to see that no worse
fate than that endured under the Empire is in
store for the people of Mexico. We are mo-
rally bound to keep order. The Mexican
people, having had twenty-one revolutions in
thirty years, are incapable of governing them
selves; and although the details of an inter
ference must be left to the United States Gov
ernment, yet, with the alternative of anarchy
or annexation, we cannot hesitate. The mo-
ment the people of Mexico call for our inter
ference, as they undoubtedly will very shortly,
it is our duty to save them from the brigands
and murderers who crush them, and restore
by military force order and quietness to dis
tracted Mexico. When the call comes we do
not doubt but it will be promptly answered.
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BUFF PAPER COVER EDITION.
GREEN CLOTH EDITION,,

octave volume. illustrated and bound In Green
Morocco Cloth, at SIPS a volume, in Green Paper
cover. sew ed, Rt SOO each. "Our Mutual Friendh
David Copperfeld," "Great EA pectations TALE OF
Two Cities,h BLEAK House" and Little Dorrit"
now ready.
We invite everybody 10 call I'm at store and look
at and examine the various editions OF the works OF
Charles Dickens published by as.
copy of either one of Petersons' editions of the
works OF Charles Dickens Will be sent any address,
10 any part of the country free OF transportation
Ieeelptby of the advertised price OF the editions
wished,
Booksellers will be supplied with any of the above
euluons at our usual low rates OF discount.
fishers,
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NO. 800 CHEsNUT Street, Philadelphia, Pa
ana they will receive immediate attention, II
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PETERS0NS' EDITIONS OF DICKENS.
Great Reduction in Price.

The editions Of Charles Dickens UiorkS published by
T. B. Peterson & Brothers, No. SO6 Chestnut street. PG
delphid, The best and cheapest editions published in
the lCorld In fact "Petersons Editions" the only
uniform ones published in the world, containing all
the original Illustrations by Crukshank Phz, Leech
Brown, Macse and other artists. The Illustrated
Edition cont tains nearly Six Hundred Illustrations
The following is list OF the various editions and
styles of binding of Charles Dickens Works pub
lshed by T. b. Peterson & Brothers, wentY.three Ia
all, with the reduced price for each.
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THE VALUE and importance of the Erie Canal
as a great channel of commerce are seen in the
fact that it has already paid net profit of
nearly seven millions of dollars over its origi-.
nal cost, interest on loans, pairs, and run
ming expenses while the property is more
valuable now than ever before.
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WILCOX e. Gibbs Gold Medal Family
Sewing Machines.
Wilcox & Gibbs rapid, noseless Sewing Machines
destined TO gain pre-eminence.
Eghthly. Because they easily managed; novice
requires instruction and but little practice to be-
come skilful experienced operator.
No Scret0driUer or other tools are used IN oHin0 or
cleaning machines.
saIesrOOms, No. 72O Chestnut Street.
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Wilcox g. Gibbs Gold Medal Family
Sewing Machines.
Wilcox Gibbs most excellent Sewing Machines
are gaining popularity every day.
Ninthly. Because they cannot be turned the wrong
way, and may be started with the foot, while both
hands otherwise employed in holding or arrang
ing the work.
This patent (notSelesS) "Jrake" 'Stop is Of tca-
cltlable udlle 10 beginners.
SalesrOOms, No. 72O Chestnut Street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILCOX Sc Gibbs Gold Medal Family
Sewing Machines.
Obvious reasons why Wilcox & Gibbs Family Sow
ing Machines becoming 80 universally popular
First They are the "PerteotiOn of Mechanism" !" and
are so regarded by eminent engineers machnists and
scientific men everywhere because Of their superior
finish and elegance of construction.
Each Aacah1e is cGrerily and accurately Finished
as q tCdtch.
sRlesrOOms. No. 72O Chestnut street.
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wilcox s. Gibbs Gold Medal Family
Sewing Machines.
Wilcox & Gibbs noiseless Family Sewing Machines
gain friends continually but never lose them.
Tenthly Because they seiEregulating, and
always in working order. They never have moods"
and never vex rufle the temper, of the most
irritable.
.:The he,nmerS Jeers Jrdtders, needless etc., all
SeLr0dlStmG.
salesroOms, No. 72O Chestnut Street.
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FLOUR is tumbling at last, and some of the
spectators are coming to grief. One in Ohio
has just made an assignment, with liabilities of
over S500,000.
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WILCOX s. Gibbs Gold Medal Family
Sewing Machines
Wilcox Gibbs improved Sewing Machines are
rapidly becoming the general favorite.
Seventhly. Because they are absolutely complete
and will hem fell braid bind cord tuck, gather and
embroider all in the most perfect and satisfactory
manner.
The hens, JeIls, etc., are turned under, rather than
oUer, thus bringing The sitchfngion the right Stde
SaIesrOOms, No. 72O Chestnut Street.
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WILCOX & Gibbs Gold Medal Family
Sewing Machines.
Wilcox & Gibbs Family Sewing Machines have
rapidly taken foremost place among the we'll.
known machines Of the day.
Secondly. Because they adapted to the greatest
range of work and will successfully either cotton
silk. or linen thread
These machines Jsly competent ,ohere Others are
found lCdntinO.
saIesrOOms, No. 7sO Chestnut street.
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WILCOX s. Gibbs Gold Medal Family
Sewing Machines.
Wilcox & Gibbs rapid, noiseless, easily managed,
durable frst-cass Sewing Machines are in excellent
favor everywhere
Eeventhly Because they prove superior to the
most sanguine ex xpectations.
The most eraed representation Is exaggerated.
saIesrOOms, No. 7aO ohesnut Street.
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WILCOX s. Gibbs Gold Medal Family
Sewing Machines.
Wilcox g. Gibbs Sewing Machines are acknow-
ledged the best for manufacturing purposes.
Flfthly. Because they can be run at the highest
speed, and the most durable in constant use.
Three thousand perfect stitches be made In single
minute by power.
Whcor C g ibis Machines neyer drop stitches.
SaIesrOOms, No. 72O Chestnut Street.
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Wilcox a. Gibbs Gold Medal Family
Sewing Machines.

Wilcox G. Gibbs invaluable Sewing Machines are
cheerGully recommended by all physicians.
sixthly Because they entirely noiseless, and
operated with perfect ease. "They can safely be
used in a sick room, by the cradle OF a sleeping
iuiant."
The work is fed from the operator along the line Of
sight.
saIesrOOms, No. 72O Chestnut Street.
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Wilcox 81 Gibbs Gold Medal Family
Sewing Machines.
Agents for the sale of Wilcox & Gibbs celebrated
single thread Sewing Machines are eminently sue
cessful.
Twelfthly. Because every machine sold serves as
"telling advertisement"
No dtssotgacttOa Is eper oppressed but hearty re-
so"'me''aat'on' IlHp
sRIerOOmS, No. TAO Chestnut Street.
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DRY GOODS.
113 EPSTEIN g HAINES, 113
NOS. IIs, IISH NORTH NINTH STREET
ABOVE ARCH
PRICE AND wOOD's OLD STAND.
Great Rush for Bar gains.
DRY GOODS.
EPSTEIN 9 HAINEs,
NOS. ms, nay NORTH NTNTrT srp,,,,..

VIII open on MONDAY the greatest bargains osFer.o
snSs m dse phpo OIL 1877 under our old motto. Never to
SMALL sTOREeSMALL RENT-sMALU
Open from A. y M STEWARDS great sale in New York
DREss GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
G @ Synaa yadas PSRnS ias i2 f9si PsS r %
1000 yards all the new shades Of BfOhar and RSc
go Sards Blue S al sns White ~ Plads so worth 600
500 yaHs ysr wjde Asbiitpp Iihao IinEAS lsS Low.
100 yafos due Linens 81 a5 So S. aSc &c TCsth o SOc
500 dozen alllinen Frluged Towels, l2H, Is, 90 In
SO yardsy yard-wide Brown Linen, 2Oc, worth 20
5S SSTda Ps fSeSuC @ worth
200 pieces sll-iinen Diaperng sl7S, worth IS. '''
Nv pl'iF ELXNS SES. i',"e.' TG%SSEsRPs i1S SfSSfEsRP
10 pieces fine yRro-,..s - 3allardvale 5Oc chean
10 pieces fun yard wide FlanneIs. IOc. WI 'A'"p'
SfSs gin GSIxS AND tIsHi cSGNTz9ss Il ~ s'G f6% y p
Lee SS ysTSds ySTSs baS ne Sng9E G EoT56 C
MUSLTNs. gIUsLINS. mUSLTNs
Mills semper fdem Foresidse, Wv WhissSsviiiSy his ney
2 cases best ard wide Muslin. l2Sc Wv P''O'0'
Opieces yaTd.wide brown Muslin 10 to i2,5c.
J ~ pieces iull IA yard vide Muslin, 2lK to Csc.
,, 10 pieces fl full 2's yards wide Muslin, good "a
MOsiERY CHEAP. GAOyEs Low.
500 palI IulI regular made Hair Hose, 25o; selling
100 pair Gents Helf Hose. 121sc; old price.
Ladies Hose, I26c.; full regular. 4lc
Spring shades Of Lise Thread, Buff, and other
colors, zoe. up to C.
Cbildrens Gloves lOc.; cheap.
Children's Hose, i2lS 20 l5c; bargain.
SRE1Iy faS BHRS&iNs fS 4 WHITE III GOODS.
1000 yds. Plaid NBinsooK 121 l6 49, 90 22 U.s. up 20
5Qc., n ON A. Il. Stewards sale last week; cheap.
100 pieces fine White Cambria, l21sc.
Soft finish Cambria and JacOnets and Swiss, ls, %,
%, 20 to soc.
loo yds Nainsook Muslin, 12z. Is, 90 22 Is to 6Oc;
WHiTE PIQUE AND MARsEILLES, Low.
Omen on MondSy. 5j5 = Msrseilies Countsrnanes tuu
yards long, $500, cost Sl2 to import; cheap.
CLOTHS AND CASHMERE rs, Low.
100 pieces Al-wool CassimeIe-must be sold-6O 62K,
CO, 75, SO. soc. to Si'25
Ali the goods are half the cost Of importation.
New Shades dOublewidth Sacking, SrS7IS cost $3.50
to import.
100 dozen Boys Colored Bordered Hdkfs. &c.
All the new shades of Kid Gloves sl5; better than
Jouvin's, selling on Eighth street at Sl'2j
Give us q call Our motto is-"Smal Profits and
quick Sales and turn the nimble sixpence often"
All goods marked in plain figures.
EPSTEIN & HAINES,
Nos 1ls and llS1s N. NINTH Street,
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WILCOX s. Gibbs Gold Medal Family
Sewing Machines.
Wilcox & Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are
highly recommended by all who use them.
Thirdly. Because they make the patent twisted
oop-sttch" which is the most beautiful, elastic and
durable stitch known,
This stitch oUercomes all objections TO single thread
machine.
salesrOOms, No. 7sO Chestnut Street.
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WILCOX g. Gibbs Gold Medal Family
Sewing Machines.
Wilcox & Gibbs celebrated Sewing Machines are
regarded very superior for family use.
Fourthly. Because they are "gloriously simple"
readily comprehended pair of scissors and not
more liable to arrangement.
These machines are Kept in order free Of charge
SalesrOOms, No. 72O Chestnut Street.
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DRESS GOODS!

NEW MATERIALS FOR TRAVELLING
COSTUMES.
FIGURED GRENADINES,
SILK AND WO Oh POPLINS.
FRENCH JACONET LAWNS, 81 CENTS,
5000 YARDS FRENCH LAWNS, rs AND
81 CENTS.