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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-12
The Fall Trade,

That our merchants anticipate lively fall
trade this season is quite evident from the extent
of their purchases; and that .Messrs. ID. HEENAN
" Co.. on La Sale ST., have prepared to getthcir
full share is manifest on looking IN AT their store
during the past week as the fall arrivals came in
Their rooms are completely filed with goods in
every branch of their business. Generally, the
prices will be found to be very much lower than
ever before. But as the stock is now In good
shape, let us look at some of the minutiae:
DRESS GOoDs.-In this department will be no.
ticed II complete and handsome line of black and
fancy silks-a beautiful stock and one that will
not fail to please. There are also trimming silks
and satins in all the new shades. Then they
show splendid assortment of black and colorcd
cashmeres, at prices below their heretofore low
prices. In fact the general stock Of dress goods
is in splendid shape.
CLOTHS. In this branch they show nice lot
OF matlassec and beaver cloths, cloakings, water.
proofs from SOC per yard up--all new and desra.
BILE; also general line of cloths, cassimeres,
jeans, cottonadcs, &c, also at very low prices.
SHAwLs.-Thc finest line in the city OF the new
est and most attractive styles.
CLoAKs.--A handsome line of ladies' cloaks,
from one Of the most reliable manufacturers in
New York will arrive in few days.
FLANNELs, ETC.-Here is an abundance of fan
ncls Of all grades, cotton.fannels from &c per
yard up; blankets both white and coored-evcry-
thing in the line, including horse blankets at 81
each.
They show also splendid line Of TABLELIN.
EMS, towclings, crashes and all HOUSEKEEPING
goods.
Of prints, ginghams and domestics they have
IA great stock. As "A sample figure, they show a
handsome case Of prints at SC yard.
EFT CETERA-Ladies', misses, gents and chill
drcn's UNDERwEAR- "A complete line; HOSIERY by
the 100 Dozen NOVELTIES in ladies' ties rib
bons ruchings, black silk cloak and dress trim
mings, all the newest buttons, gimps, corsets,
and such like without limit, at very low prices.
Doors AND SHoEs-Thcy offer this season in
this line, the best value they have ever shown.
The goods are reyy cheap and are suitable for all
classes and ages.
The GROCERY house of cousc keeps pace with
other branches, bcn. well filed with choice
goods, which are offered at bottom hgures
All in all the house was never in better condi-
ton to please nor more able to give satisfaction.
Tho public will be rewarded by calling.
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Free of Charge.

y special invitation is hereby extended to all
suffering humanity who are afflicted with Dys-
pcpsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Sick Headache,
Loss of appetite, Coming up of Food, Low Spir.
its, Drowsncss, yellow Complexion, General De
bility Liver complaint, Jaundice and Biousncss
to call at +. Y. Griggs's Drug Store and get a
Trial Bottle of DR.. KINGS CALIFORNIA GOLDEN
COMPOUND free Of chcnye and note the speedy and
wonderful effect this great remedy will have on
your disease and which will show you what Il
regular ono dollar size bottle will do. DIR. KINGS
CALIFORNIA GOLDEN COMPOUND has not made n
failure in Il single instance, we therefore offer to
give it to you free before you buy, knowing that
it will sustain our recommendation every time.
Had it not the reE intrinsic merit it would he ru.
nous for us to make the offer. a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-12

John ID. Young lost one of his span of mares
Thursday night by collie.
The tonsoral artist OF the ncighborhood
claims that several bricks have been hove at his
head lately. As his head is still there and as II is
rough on the bricks, why heaveg
-haher Bros. q Robinson have astonished the
north side by opening trst.class dry.goods,
boots and shoes and grocery store on the corner
OF La Sale and Superior SITS They have very
fine double store, a decided credit to the city and
70 themselves. The store is on the southwest
corner In new two story building, which has
lately been completed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-12

Among the great stocks of goods opened this
week is that of w. Stiefel IL Co., cothiers, corner
Nain and La Sale SITS. 1t is immense, surely,
and comprises cvcrythngn the business There
are piles and piles Of overcoats, coats, pants,
vests, suits, &c, &c. Prices lower than ever.
Some reductions we notice are in suits from SO
Qast year, to 81; Oycrcoats from SIS to Sl5 and
Sl4, and so on. The line Of children's clothing is
speciality, and mothers will be saved a world Of
trouble by calling The line of furnishing goods
is larger than ever and comprises everything in
the line. They are selling the mcdicated fan
nels at Sl.75, former price S2.50-as sample re-
duction-and have vast quantities of those pc
shirts and drawers. They show likewise a large
stock OF hats and caps, trunks &C.. making com
plete stock throughout the entire house. They
are ready to clothe anybody and everybody who
is sensible enough to call on them.
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WOOlens.

We have now in stock the best line of Woolcns
we have ever shown
BLANKETS, white and colored, from 81 per pair
upward.
FLANNELs.-All shades in Operas, a long range
of prices in plain and twillcd reds. White in all
qualities, including silk warp and a japanese
flannel. Shifting hannels in new colors and
checks.
WATER PRoors in some very elegant designs
and colors.
YARNs.-Thc best grey yarn for 75c in the city
\ splendid line Of lst and I'd quality Germantown
Woods, and full stock Of German knitting yarns !;
Balmorcl and plain coored stocking yarns in all
shades; zephyr worstcds in all colors at all times
Please call and see us. w. II. HULL.
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ILL.,, SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1873.
scott ISrOs. n Co

Are now showing very fine line of cloaks a
very low prices. A nice plain black beaver
cloak, 40 inches long, at $3.50 A nice trimmed
beaver cloak ut IS. Matelasse cloaks at $3.50
Handsome cloaks, trimmed with silk velvet and
gros. grain silk, IS to $3.50. Elegant trimmed
cloaks from sl5 to S35
The lowest prices every known on Channels ="
blankets, cotton tlannels, wool yarns, German.
town yarns, zephyrs, card boards, &c. Wool
yarn SOC per pound.
Waterproofs, SOC per yard.
Heavy all wool cashmere, 75c to 81 per yard.
Underwear from pc to the finest grades.
Ladies' fine merino underwear at SOC (the best
value in the state.)
Good prints at SC per yard.
Cotton batting at l0c per pound
"A beautiful new stock of shawls" now open.
call anil see theme
Grey blankets, Sl25 per pair All wool white
blankets, $3.50.
POO doz. wool hose, ladies' misses and gents,
Lo'NSt prices in the country.
CoRsETs
At SOC, rs good corset is usually sold at 75c
at 15c as good as many sell at 81. Ask for the
"All Right" corset. Only 81 It's double busk
and hdId-md7e.
KID GLOVES.
Good = button kids at SOC. , button fine kids,
all Shades, 81. Every pair ,ca,rantd.
viii open to-day 8 beautiful stock of linen
cuffs and collars, embroidered cuffs and collars,
silk ties and bows in fine qua'Hy.
large lot more of ne1s carpets and oil cloths in.
Call and see them. SCOTT BROS Il Co.
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The prOsIDprt,

On yesterday afternoon Nr. II, J. Gillcn re.
Turned from New York, where he has been buy.
ing goods. lie tells us that he bought heavily,
taking advantage of the latcncss of the season,
because of which he found goods much reduced
in price, and the superior inducements offered
to cash purchasers. All these advantages will,
OF course, be given to his customers. The repu-
tation of the house is such that the announce
mcnt Of these facts by him is sufficient to assure
the public of the character of the stock coming,
so that it is unnecessary at this time to go into
detail. The opening will begin on Monday and
continue till every department is complete. All
are invited to examine the new stock
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-12

The tide of emigration is almost entirely pour.
ing into Southeastern Nebraska-a section OF
country lying directly west Of us-and in the lati
tude containing the bulk Of the population,
quality of the lands and population, the terms OF
credit, and advantages offered by the b. IL NJ.
Railroad, should he fully examined into by
people desiring TO cmigratc west For full par
ticulars about lands terms of sale price of tick
cts, freight also maps, pamphlets excursion
bills call on or address, $ NJ Knox II Son, Prince.
ton, H., Agents Of Land Dept. Of b. II NJ. Z. r.
in Nebraska. Tickets tirst-class and good for for
ty days.
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hall at Utica.

The invitations will be out to-day for grand
ball by the Red Ribbon Club of Utica in Clark S
Hall in that village on next Friday evening, Oct.
Is. Mcssrs. c. b. Clugston, T. +. Culver, j. l..
Clark and c. J. Gardner will act rs managers
Excellent music has been procured, and refresh.
ments will be served by the lady members Of the
club Tickets 81; supper % cents. The pro-
cceds are for the benefit OF the club. We are
sure all who attend will be well entertained, for
the Utica people are famous for their pleasant so
cial gatherings.
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HArs,-For latest styles go to A. Frank Il Co.'S.
State OF Trade.

The fall stock at LYNCH's is doing good work
this season, and trade has been good there at all
times. And yet it cannot be too widely known
that this Is of the choicest stocks of goods in
the city. 1t is complete in every line dress
goods, cloaks shawls notions, prints, domestics,
etc, and is rich and elegant. The carpet stock
also has attracted much attention. But one Of
the greatest causes of the satisfactory trade at
this house must be conceded to be the unusually
low prices of goods, which item the public should
particularly investigate. All invited to call.
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q. w. HAYDEN, Agent.

On Tuesday last officers from La Sale brought
TO Ottawa John Connolly and John Burns, charg-
cd with snatching a pocket-book from woman's
hand at the Illinois Central railroad depot in Ia
sale. They were called "tramPs," but in
Stcyc's palace their vocation is practicable to a
very Slight degree only.
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Liver l. King.

The Liver is the imperial organ Of the whole
human system, ~ it controls the life, health and
happiness Of man. When it is disturbed in its
proper action all kinds Of aimcnt, are the natu.
raj result The digestion Of food, the movements
of the heart and blood, the action Of the brain
and nervous system, are all Immediately connect
ed with the workings ui the Liver. it has been
successfully proved that Green's August Flower
j. uucqualled in curing all persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the numcr-
GUS symptoms that result from an unhcalthycon-
dition Of the Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles
to try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns on
the Western Continent Three doses will prove
that il Is just what Won want. Sold by Forbes n
Gcbring. ID
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-12

very pleasant party gathered at the residence
Of samuel Duuayan. in the town Of Adams, on the
Cd inst, on the occasion Of the marriage Of his
daughter, Miss Nellie /. Duuavan and Mr. Al
phcus Rogers. While an uutoward fatality pre-
vented the intended presence OF "A representative
Of the FREE TRADER he cannot be cheated Of the
-lca,urc it gives him To extend to the happy
couple his congratulations and earnest wishes
for their future happiness.
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The Ladies' FayOrite.

Among the many thousands of ladies who have
used DIR; Pierce's Favorte Prescription and pro.
nounced 1t their favorite remedy, because so eff
cient in the diseases and weaknesses peculiar To
women, are many who are well and favorably
known in the world of letters, us well as artists,
musicians, and whole host of names from the
brilliant ranks Of wealth and fashion. II is pre-.
eminenty the Ladies' Favoritc Prescription, its
use, while being far more safe and efficient, ex.
emptnS them from those painful, caustic opera.
tions, and the wearing of those mechanical
contrivances made like Peter Pindar's razor
sellers razors-to sell, rather than to cure.
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Fine suits cheap at ", Stiefel IL Co.
Our Caterer.

Ottawa's resources in the essentials Of luyuri-
Gus living and elegant table ornamentation were
quite forcibly impressed upon us this week by a
run through II. Walthers. The fact that he
does not bake bread and such like may have led
some innocent people to imagine that he is not a
baker That is a lamentable error. And yet his
work is confined chiefly to but one branch-the
production of cakes and CONNECTIONS of that char
acter. In this line he is unsurpassed, rs the rich
cake and CONNECTIONS we tasted amply certified.
As Il decorator of cakes he is an artist; and we
have rarely seen finer work than he has produced
this week. In all this work, the decoration of
party tables, the disposition of CONNECTIONS,
ices and ice creams, upon the tables and serving
thcm he is equal to any occasion.
just at this present he is paying especial atten-
ton to his fancy candy trade, displaying now n
rare assortment of fancy candies, both loose and
in boxes, equal to the finest goods of the metro
polls. He is also manufacturing carames equal
if not superior to the famous Gunther's, with
this advantage to us-they are always fresh, He
has also full supply ofnuts and fruits in
Add to the above his superior oysters (Which
he receives direct from Balimorc,) and it will be
seen that the way of looking after and supplying
the ediblcs for the social gatherings anticipated
during the coming winter, he is equal to the
most elaborate requirements.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-12

The officers of the Ottawa Red Ribbon Clul
elected on last Thursday evening are as follows
President, W. f. Bowman; vice presidents, John
Ncary, George Fyfc, W. A. Lovett; secretary A.
l., Williamson; assistant secretary, Frank Cross
treasurer, G. n. Hoxie; steward, c. G. Campbell
marshals, Isaac Rhodes and Y. H. L. Swindler
sargeant-at.arms, c. S. Tryon; delegates to
county convention, +. n Lewis, G. w. W. Blake
and +. W. Sapp; altcrna.es, f. \. Nnttngcr, f.
II. l.. Swindcr, {. c. Campbell.
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Twelve Inns Of Agate make one square.

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Advertisements not under contract must be plainly marked
the length OF desired they will be continued and
charged Tor until ordered ont.
Business and professional cards mot exceeding I'VE lines
inserted hye dollars per annum over Ave lines one dol
lar per line extra
Transient advertising in all he paid strictly In
advance.
1F- Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertisements
before expiration of the will be charged the full
rates above Extra charge will also be made for dssou
ton and other notices connected with their regular
business.
Local notices. hfecn cents per line.
sB- In no case will these terms be departed from.
sB- The date the slip which the subscribers name
Is printed indicates the time when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FRrK TRADER should be
careful notice that the date the slip corresponds to the
date to which they paid and notify the publish
ers Of any discrepancy
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81 suits for men-very cheap-at NJ. Sticfel &
Co.'S

j. n. Shulcr shows us the exact items of his
sales for the month of September, which certain
ly show there is Some business doing yet in our
city: He sold $40 N. feet of lumber, 25l ".
shingles, 1920 posts aggregating $500 for the
month. He has received one million seven hun
dred thousand feet of lumber and one million
shingles since April 18th, 1873, and keeps the
only heavy stock in the city well assorted. Pri-
ccs always as low as the lowest and quality as
good as the best He will yet ill up largely be-
fore navigation closes, being determined to have
IL full supply, and keep prices low during the
coming winter. All in need of anything in the
line should not fail to give him call
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HAYerlY'S MlpStrels.

These Ministries who have been for a year past
playing in California, are now ON their way east
and have arranged for one night at the Opera
House in Ottawa. They are considered the finest
Ministries travelling, and have such men as Gus
Williams, Billy Rice, Frank Cushman and others,
a troupe of some 25 first class artists, the most
of whom are known in Ottawa, and will give Il
grand entertainment. Every body should go.
Reserved seats at Simon Bros music store
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by the Hutchinson Family---Tribe of Ash.
At the Presbyterian church, Wednesday evening,
Oct. 30 Have given 1000 concerts in Europe
and America, and $50 consecutive nights in Phil.
adelphia. This is their first western tour in a
number of years Ottawa is eXcee dinghy fortu-
nate in their engagement this season. Tickets
n NV 5Or
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The Churches.

Rev f. B. Nash has returned and will preach al
the Episcopal church on tomorrow at the usual
hours.
Rev. Mr.. Hicks, of Rockford, will preach ut the
Baptism church on tomorrow Sunday morning
and evening at the usual hours.
Rev. Mr.. Barnes, the new pastor Of the Con.
gregational church, will begin his labors to NOR
tow, preaching at the usual hours.
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Mr. Furncss has just completed the plans for a
new two story frame dwelling to be erected by
Mr.. Ransom Palmer in Grand Ridge. Thoma,
and Hugh Colwell VIII build il. Their contract
j. for woodwork, DC, about $500.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-12

The Father Matthew Total Abstinence Society
Of Ottawa elected the following officers on sun.
day last: President, VI. F. OCrowley: Vice
President, Matthew Murray; Recording Secreta-
~, James Ford; Corresponding Secretary, p J.
Dougherty; Treasurer, 2. VI. Dwyer; Librarian,
{. ]. Smith: Members Board of Investigation,
Nicholas Downcy, j. T. Burke; Board of Fines,
j. NJ. pougherty, T. F. Quinn.
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CHEAP.-Go to ". Stiefcl Il Co.'s and see thos,
81, IS, 80, $40 and Sl2 suits.
Robes,

The first arrival Of Buffalo Robes came in at
Hull IL BARTEI.s' on yesterday. They are beau
ties. The pelts are perfect, generally Of good
size, well tanned and beautiful in color They
should be seen Bart claims the lot AS par excel
lencc the best be ever had as well rs the cheap
nst In lrirn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-12

LADIES, Buy GRAN MAS YEAsT.--It ia the
cheapest yeast in the world; one cake will 20
farther than two of any other kind. Set the
yeast early in the morning and you can have
splendid bread at one or two O'Clock. Every gro.
Ger sells il.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-12

MIR. Jacob Fishbern died yesterday, at his farm
six miles southeast of this city, 20 years old. He
bad cmigrated to this county from .uiddetown
Pa, some thrty-fve years ago and was one Of
our Oldest settlers.
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Tea Party.

The Ladies' Reform Club will hold Tea Party
at Mrs. Schneider's store lately occupied by Mrs.
Brower) on Saturday, the 18th. Tea from 5 till
s o'clock; price % cents
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MilhIlrn.

Rev. w. II. Miburn, the famous "bnd preach
err" delivers his lecture, "What Blind man saw
in England" at the Methodist Church this (Sat
urday) evening. Admission, 35c.
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Food greatly benefits when given properly at
the right periods, but 10 oycrfced the baby is TO
sickcn it, and induce a degree of suffering; Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup is the best remedy Tor the di,
comiur, arising from overlooking the baby.
Price - cents.
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Everybody should 90 and see A. Frank d Co.'S
mammoth stock of clothing before buying their
tier outfits.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-12

The largest stock of mems, boys and childreus
clothing in this section of the country. 1t will
pay you to buy your clothing at ". Stiefcl IL
Cos, white corner
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-12

Go and see the immense stock of men and boys
clothing at a. Frank Il Cos, west of the court
house.
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New Cash Store.

Our goods are all new and fresh and will be
sold at very low cash prices. Delivered free TO
all parts OF the city. r. o. BLACK & Co.
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MONEY TO LOAN on easy terms upon first-class
farms only. ALLEN JORDAN, Opera House Block
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Pencils, pens ink states, and everything want
cd in the school room, at Osman II Hapeman's
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QUERY: why will men smoke common to
.baccO, when they can buy Marburg Bros 'Seal o
North Carolina at the same price? andy
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The FREE TRADER may be obtained at the fol
lowing places by the single copy, or subscriptions
will be taken for any length of time at the rcgu-
lar rates: b. Wiley Seneca; f. l.. DOnagho
Streator; |. T. Trobridge Marscilles.
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The Best Sllye 10 the world for Cuts. Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, salt Rhcus, letter Chauucd
Hands, Chilbaiu,, torns, and all kinds oi Skfu
Eupuon,. This -alyc j. guaranteed 10 give pes-
Price - cent, per box For sale hy
+. Y. GRIGC~ Ottaw.
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On yesterday the Misses Watson had serious
runaway while out riding on the west side. The
buggy was demolished and the ladies Injured,
though not scriOuslY
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WANTED.-A farm to rent-S0 to 100 acres in
this county. Enquire of J. o. Harris, real estate
broker.
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Martin Keim has the sole agency for Ottawa Of
Phil Bests Premium Milwaukee Lager Beer. De
livered free 10 all parts Of the city.
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Trunks and Nalises.

Nicely has fifty Essex and Berkshire bears for
sale
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All the new School Books used in the city ant
county AZ Osman X HapcmIu's.
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Tickets for the Interstate Industrial Exposi.
ton at Chicago can be procured at the Chicago,
Rock Island IL Pacific Railroad ticket Office as
follows, viz:
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October st

Round trip, including ticket to Exposition,
1919 DAVID VI. HALL.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON " Quincy.
Exposition tickets will bc on sale at c., Is. IL O.
depot at 81. - each, including admission to Ex-
position, as follows: