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AL E Z A N D r [ A.

WAR CLAIMs.-Among the claims allowed Iy
the Southern Claims Commission and the pay
ment OF which have been reported upon favor
ably by the House of Representatives Commit.
tee on War Claims, are the following from Vir-
gina: q. +. Able, S251; Mary Ashby, SIPS; D4-
yid and George Aud. 81 12S; Mary Birch, S4I5;
samuel Birch, 1928; f. f. Corbett, $3.50; Eliza
j. Deming, $40; Eli Derry, S22S; J. p. Derry,
sl25; Philip Derry. S404; James Donaldson,
500; John Fox, 81 ,545; Thos. Fox, s473; A. w
Gardner, $40 900; j. j. Hauxhurst, Si95; T.. A
Love, 1882; Mathew McCuin, 2 100; T. Maxwell
S49l; George Neir, 1905; Allan Pearce, 81 ,595;
Harrison Penn, SSO7, w. p. Ouiesenbury,
sl,sOO.
THE MISSING EXTRAORDINARILY the man
who brought the bride he had run away with
here last Friday, put her at a boarding house.
and then went away, has never been heard from
since, and the bride, who takes his desertion
pb1iosopically, will return to her home to-mor-
row.-Gdzette, last erening.
FISH Reconnaissance our last report (12 m
yesterday 10000 herring have arrived, which
sold for SSaSS.50 per ,OO0 900 shad which sold
at : ID 5OaS17 50 900 punches of rock and perch
sold at 11a25c. per bunch.
a PROMISING WASHINGTON YOUTH.-Johu
conner, small boy IL years old, hailing from
washing oD, for being beastly drunk on the
street was arrested by Officer Watkins. The
mayor after admonishing him, released hun on
his promising to 60 home and sin no more
FOR ALBANY.-JOhn q. Henry, the Lynch d.
burg defaulter, passed through this city on the
Virginia Midland train last evening en- route for
Albany He was under charge OF two officers.
Sentinel, last evening.
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APPROVED STATEMENT.

CHARLESTowS, Mass, March "a, 1859.
Dear sir-in the ear 1850, while residing =, Port
clans there were consuII,d, without any be Ieht
and extend until it was inv sdirs nay whole sy.tsm
Il suffered the most eacruciating paiJs, until ny
and home BY the crest hrs If 1896, moved here,
when vas sntreste e. try the Indian Bl Ded Rem.
coy. FEGETINE, ard, suffering greatly, without
hopsor confidence in relief by any medicine, {
finally consented to try it, aud ony those who have
after two months trial found the opsa sore com'
menciDg TO heal Gaining oIfidenoe that the iis-
'ase was belt successfully ccnibsted bF the VICE
TINE (for took no other medicinrD. 1 faithfully
con nued ITS use aud a. six months the cancer =. A.
htaed and my heal h fully restored.
am confident II | had used vEGSTINE IN the
early stage Of the disease IL Ould have arrested IT,
progress and saved cars q great suffering 1 de
sire simply thst others may be benefited and stten-
ton called to it's usefulness; aHd. Ia tn Interest Of
suffering humsnity only, ckeerfullF odd ny testi-
nonisl TO its entire ny case ana IN nigh
have lost nearly all Of my nose, M face - ei-
treiy healed, and SnJ-y COED health NJ husband
MIS- john PATTERSON, SO JEW ES,re,ta
WIN JOHN PATTERSON.
The above statement Is from one Who was a great
SUFFERER Tor many years trying mzBy physi slams
and Any remedies, find ng relief ua, Al trv-
Ing his remedy the NEGETINE Does * not IN.
snd healing qualities Of the VRGErTNEY Hav. : n
aby det bt shout trying the NEGETINE for diseases
Of the blooCg II yo1 have, refsresCe car be given
TO over five hundred WHO have voluntarily given
testimony Of it's cures.
"yTGEIIYE,. ssys b ston physician, .'has ne
equal az blood purif'r. Hearing OF its many q ~
deTfu cures, after all other remedies had failet
visited the laboratory and convinced myself Il ITS
and herbs, each Of Wbich is hishT .fc're. sns
they are compounded IN sUch a maant r as 10 mr.
duce astonishing Results
NEGET.GE is sold by at druggists. srs wSs2t
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THE BEST EVIDENCE.

The following letter from Rev Y Re... n.,.or
N Il. church, Na,ick, Mass ~ill be rad ~ j.
terest By many ply siCiaHs Also, thass san "a. a
trC m the same disease All iCtea son n a
Rev. n. y. Best. 10 persOn can doubt this ts-tI.
mS ny, AID there ts no doubt about the cur..ixs
Powers If yEGEIINk:
NATIcK, Mass, January 1, 1873
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear sIr-oe have good resson Cor regarding
your NEsATf . medicine OF the greatest value.
We feel assured that 10 has been the means q
saving our sens life He Is rOs . ven.een yaars
OF sSe; for the lsst two years he has suffered n ln
necrosis ef his leg, caused Dy scrufuIous Affection
and Was far reduced tat ne srly s Who 80 hin
thoCsh t bis recovery m possible toaacil Of able
physicians oou'd Eiye us but tue f.int-st hope ~
ne ever rally ing. two 81 fhe number DECLARING that
lie Sss beyOnd he reach z human retneiie--that
even smFutstion could EOt save him, ss he had not
Nleor en- ugh Go endure the operation. Just thnn
We Commenced giving him NFGETINE, ant from
that time 20 the Present he has been .nn uu susly
N proving. He has lately Tesun ~ his sfufiss
thrown sway crutches and cane, aad walks about
cheerful and strcEg.
Though there 10 sill some discharge from the
SpeninC " here his limb was lAnced, ne have tie
iullt confidence thar In little time be will Dc per
feCtly cured
he has tab en- about three Dozen bottles o. vrsF.
TIM, but lately usss but uttle, ~ he del.srasI.
he IL too well t. lie q Al iss medicine.
EsB BEST.
MRS. l.. =. Z. BEST.
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FURTHER PROOF.
CANCER CAN Be CUhED.

For every oomPlsint for which VEGErISE is
rec Ent Idtd MANY testiun 5nss 4 what ha, GoUe
u Turn shed &c the Public ~ lATg and Uue should
lal 10 observe thar yearly ali The t->fimautsls
from D. PIE right 81 h"ue, where the NE8ErIsE
10 prepared, AID a. the street aGG numbers are
given, there Can be Lo possible doubt abcat the
mstter.
The following extraordinary cure If a Cancer,
which had been Pronounced beyond thu r an IF
medleibe by the beet M dica skIil ot Nrs Eugta
CeEisniy merits tue most profound attention 4 the
medical faculty, many Of whom are now a .ily pro-
sorlbiIg NkGETlNE in New Elgland. whs. e il mas
arescy become nrRly established, aud i r.cos-
nized by gu classes Of people 70 be the only reliable
Blood Purifier.
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re Sumner Monument Associates.
AT meeting Of the SIMMER monamen, ssso.
citation last night at Union League Hall, Geo.
I. Downing In the chair, and Rev. j. w. Dun
e,,s ,ns esa f,o@ sast rom no
the country the monument seemed to meet with
universal approval, and everything looked en-
courag1ng for ready response.
Mr. Carter A. Stewart inquired whether or
not the committee are at work, and whether
any action looking towards the procuring of an
act OF Incorporation had been taken. He urged
immediate attention to this matter as necessary
to give some tangible shape to the organic alton.
The people in the states have no assurance OF
the permsnency OF the movement here, and to
secure and merit their confidence there must be
some show of authority. He believed the fe.
males in this country would build monumsn
70 Charles sumner: The opposition in this city
Is by few malcontents, and for political efFact
only. Had he been present at the meeting i'm
the Presoyterian church on 18th street, he
would have called in policeman, anu had them
arrested-especisllyt two Of them.
henry Piper moved that a committee of three
De appointed to draft an explanatory letter to
accompany the proposed act of incorporation,
In conformity to resolution adopted at pre-
yious meeting, adopted, and the chair appointed
Messrs. Piper, Straker and Green.
Bill BRAZIL got the floor, and GRATED about the
tolly OF building monuments to dead men at
great cost when there are so many live poor peo-
pie suffering for bread. The s15O, 900 could be
much better spent by dividing il among the
poor. The office holders throu ghout the country
,h3uid be taxed each five dollars, which would
build a monument.
Rev. Mr.. Dunger stated that he hal visited
Richmond recently, and the people there are
anxious to contribute, and only waiting for the
organization here to put itself in running order
Some of them had seen the published accounts
IN the National Era and were very sorry to SEA
such spirit manifested. Much could be col
lected in the churches, but ali chickering's should
cease.
Henry Piper moved that the committee TO
draft form OF circular letter be instructed to
report a constitution and bylaws at the next
meeting. Adopted.
On motion of Prof. Green, it was decided to
call upon each member of the association to
advance 81 80 each TO the expense fund, so tn at
nothing be taken from the monument fund in
the treasurer's hands.
On motion, a committee of five were appoint
ed to procure the names and address of all the
clergymen throughout the country. MsssrS.
Downing. Green, Stewart, Dunger, Carey and
WOrmley were appointed.
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10
Colorado Diamonds, from s. to 40
Colorado Sapphires, from SIS to $50.
Colorado Opsls, from 8 to $40.
Mason's Patent Bracelets, from $40 to S25.
Fine Plated Sets, frem 50 to $40.
Fine Plated Chains, from 90 to so.
Received at Prgg's Jewelry Store, No. 457
Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street.
FOR CoRNs, BUNIoNs, TRoURL RsoNE NAILS.
etc, visit DR.. Whites establishment, No. SIS
visit
DR.. White, Chiropodist, No. 535 18th street,
opposite the Treasury, removes cOrns without
pain, so the shoe can be worn with ease; he sue
cessfully treats bunOns, club and ingrowing
nails, and other d sorders of the feet. Fee 81
per visit. Office hours from a. m. to 6 p. m
Press OF business during Office hours precludes
visiting patients at residences except after 6
p. m.
ECONOMY IN THE KITCHEN.-Prudent house.
keepers are ever on the alert to practice econ
omy in the culinary department In no way
can this be done more effectually than in the
use of a Baking Powder which combines puri-
ty, strength and reliability. DoOley's Yeast PolU-
der has attained the deserved reputation of be-
ing economical, convenient, and wholesome,
besides which ii will produce from a barrel OF
Hour Twenty-Five to forty pounds more bread,
rolls, &c, than by the old process of raising
dough with bakers or hop yeast Here alone is
a great saving, and authorizes the guarantee
that 1t will give entire satisfaction.
No OTHER MEDICINE ever attained such an
unprecedented sale as Helntbold's Buchu. It.
name and fame are known everywhere; and il
deserves Its great reputation, for it has I'M
doubted merit. 1t is warranted to cure all dis
eases OF the kidneys and the urinary organs
Beware of counterfeits. Genuine has private
proprietary stamp or III. T. Helmbold on each
bottle. For sale by all druggists. eos
WILBoR's COP LIVER OIL AND LIMR.-Per-
sons who have been taking Cod Liver OIL will
be pleased to learn that DR.. WilbOr has sue
ceeded, from directions OF several professional
gentlemen, In combining the pure oil and lime
in such a manner that 1t is pleasant to the taste
and its effects in lung complaints are truly won
derful. very many persons whose cases were
pronounced hopeless and who had taken the
clear oil for long time without mar ked effect
have been entirely cured by using this prepare
ton. Be sure and get the genuine. Manufac-
tured only by A. ID. WilbOr, Chemist Boston
Sold by all druggists eos
To PREVENT Fever and Ague there Is no
preparation Like DOoley's Cslisaya Tonic. 81
per bottle. 90
TEE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of18T2
were &219 $50. l,12-s,wf
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Ak street
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskrt and corset factory, It'll street
lntellgencer building. 1923
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Having recently Increased their manufacturing
facilities By the purchase Of additional machinery
and the construction of furnaces for fine brass asd
prepared 20 make TO order and furnish graphic
Electrical, and Philosophical Apparstu and sup
simplest cieanest, and most relisble battery made
for private purposes, Goes not require the use
Of any chemicals, and wiiiswork from two TO three
ears vii hout peedibg any attention except sun
ply Of wsier to replace that which IL va porated
Bells eignsls, &C furnished and fitted up ia public
Designs Perfected and machinery eonstructed for
In ehfcrs The best quality Of Bells and fine Brass
Castings CT the parst metal supplied on short no.
ice. ap4-lm
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FOR PTTTsBURG The only line running
three through daily fast trains to .Pittsburz il
the great Pennsylvania route, carrying pssSen-
gers via Baltimore and Harrisburg, and thence
over that most perfect Of all roads, the Penn
sylvaHia Central, which with its double track
stone ballast. iron and stone bridges, luxurious
equipment, Westinghouse air brake the making
prompt time, and two daily lines OF Pullman
palace sleeping cars gives 10 this line the well
earned aud deserved position OF the "old reIia-
Die line 20 Pittsburg and the west" Do not take
any other If you desire speed, safety and COM
lNENs
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a INV TsNT OF RECHABITEs.-Last even
lne pr. John t. Lighter, assisted by the Off =
new tent Of Reehabites to be called Wa.hjng
,0n lent Omeers were installed as follows:
W. n. Proctor, shepherd; JAS. III. Lovelace, p.
David Mary, X. s.; b. Ii. Mosher, FS! r n
Worthtn2ton, treasurer; VIM. Smith leyite.
John Phipps, l. s., and I. ID. Kirk o. S Tbey
propose TO bold their meetings in the northern
section Of the city. Seven members were mi
tiated last night.
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A PLEASANT APFAIk took place in the spo
cious psrlors Of the parsonage OF the Rev. w
+. l. Weech, OF Hartford avenue church, Bslti
more, yesterday afternoon, where the choir OF
Union Chapel NJ. T.. Church Of this city deter
mined TO surprise their former pastor, shd the
manner in which eatsbles, &c, poured into
that parsonage from his many warm Washing
ton fI1encs Was caution. The party were male
up Of Mr. and Mrs. Calvert, Mr.. snd Mrs. Hur-
Ole Mrs Womersly, Miss York, Messrs. wetzel,
Williams, McGlue, Lechron, and others
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ff&0,Fevsr, co,ses Cir. Inflammation Puas;
s-Crying Collie or Teettipg IL Infsnts-.. p
4-Darrhes, Children sr Adults................. %
rpysentery Griping, Bilious Collie Is
6-OGolera Morbus, Vomiting ......-............ Is
7-Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. .................. %
TheuIalgis, Toothache, Fac, ache-.-.....-.-... Is
s-headsches, Sick Headache, Vertigo -..--.... Is
l0-Dy epHpsR, Bilious 81, mach .............. Is
n-suppressed or lire. ulsr Perieds-.......--.. q
l2-Leucorrhes. 10 PIofGse Periods..-.......... q
S-OrOup, Cough. Difficult Breat hing ..-....... 25
l+Erupticrs, Salt Rheum, Erysipei - q
E-Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains .... ..-......., 25
l6-Feyer ard Ague, ChiIls, Fever, Agues ...... 50
ls-oph;simy, and Sore or Weak Eyes ........ So
l9-Cgtsrrsh, acute or Chronic, IuhuenZs-... g.
~ nSoping cough, SIoleLt Coughs .-..--.-.-. 80
i2-EHr Discharges, Impaired Hearing.... o.
aS-Scrofuls Enlarged Glands, swellinss........ So
A-General Debility, Physical Weakness. So
2-Dropey and scsnty secTetious............. So
26-Ses Sickness, Sickness from Riding ........ 50
G-kidney Disease, 50
2S-Eervoss Debility Inv OluItsry Discharges 81 ~
29-Sore Month, Csnk er ............... -. -. "a
9-grinsry wsskres :, wetting Bed. So
VI ssn,gI red n rs II! st.ris 50
S-Epilepsy, spssms, st. Vitus, Dance. ] o.
s4-Diptheris. tlcer rated Sore Throat 81. 50
S-ChroLie Cosgestions and Eruptions. &C.,. sc
Family Cases
l-Wnh % lsrge 3drschm Walls, Rosewood
case, snd bqmphreys' Homeopathic
2with s. large Mrs sd2s5 s Walls: noroccc IL %
case, ard Specific Homeopathic Manual
s-Wiih e large s-dfscRm Walls, Paper case. ~
and Specific Homeopathic Msnusl... 500
Single larse visls, soc. and 81. Sold by all drug
gists Sent BY mail o. express free, on receipt Of
the price.
Address
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Company"
OFFICE AND DEPor, 562 BRoADwAT,N
msTl5w Sc SIN
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LOCAL NEWS.

Eatiea1I TReater.-Beneit Of the street car
conductors. 1.-The DTunkard, or the Fallen
Saved"
Htrf's Cpera Hoslfs-Charlotte Cushman az
"Meg Merrflies' in Guy Mannering.
r1eate~ ConiqN.-"Clsude Duyal" and other
ATTRACTIONS.
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WAsHINGToN FISH MARKET To-pAy-Sold
ty X A Golden & Bro, 3O,0oO berrinRs ss 10
> &c per thousand S,e00 shat, SIS 10 SCI per
lantTef.
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SUIT AGAINST RAILRoAD.-George T.
Preston yesterday brought suit by CarriI,gton
AZ Darlington, his counsel; against the Bslti-
more and Potomac railroad, claimin. a. OOO
osmagos. This Is the case in which the plain
tn's counsel was DOnsuited few DAYS
tince against the Alexandria aud Wash
tHRton railroad company, the offense al.
D gid oeing TIE election OF plaintiff from the
cars for alleged obstreperous conduct
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RLACK IRON aRENADINEs.

Black Silks, Black Alpacas, Black Mohairs;
Chsice epI ing and Summer Dress Goods;
Foil VI adder COlored Calicoes az aud 10 cents;
Heavy Yard wide Bleached Cotton, 10 and I2S. cts:
Fans from cents TO IS:
Ssn Umbrellas aud Parascls for sale cheap, at IoI
Bridge street, by
smr e ~
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Condensed Locals

Dr. John Lord will deliver a free lecture in
Lincoln hall tO-morrov, Sunday, afternoon.
Yesterday, Isaac Robinson was granted
divorce from his wife Fanny Robinson by
Judge Wylie, on the ground OF adultery.
Yesterday Sergeant Vernon killed q msd dog
b street.
The centennial tea party for the benefit of
Trinity Church will take place on Monday
evening next See advertisement.
See advertisement of literary and musical
entertainment by the Unity Club, the Hutchin-
son family. and other talent at the Unitarian
Church on Monday evening next.
Col. Thos- B. Florence who is still sick, we
regret 70 announcer promises that tO- mOrrov's
issue Of the Gassfte shsll be interesting and at
trsetiye. See advertisement.
Dr. LOrd'- great lecture on "Madams de
Maintenon," AT Lincoln Hall, tonight. Presi-
dent Grant and other distinguished people will
be present.
The -u2erintendent of streets has been d.
TeCted 10 have the pump az the northeast cor
ner sd and y streets removed, aud the wei
filed.
Mrs. c. C. Langley, who resides a, the corner
of Pennsylvania avenue and sth street east WAS
badly burned last night by the explosion of a
Bibernis Benevolent Society, No. 3. have
elected the following officers for the ensuirg
year: Andrew Neville, president; james VIC
Nslley and Edward Lynch, vice presidents;
Bernard Waters, secretary; p. Maloney hoanl
cial secretary; Thomas McMahOn. Treasurer.
The delightful weather to-day after the
recent storms, strongly suggests spring cos
Tunes to the ladies and LuffrelI & Wine No
1880 pennsylvania avenue, announce tn at they
are prepared to dispose of seasonable goods at
reasonable prices.
John Chambers, the car conductor who was a
lew DAYS since committed TO Jail for q hearing
charged with larceny of pOcketbOok contain
ing about $50 from a Mrs. Sherman in a street
car, was released to-day on bail; Mr.. NJ. NJ
Holland becoming bis surety.
The statue of General Winfield Scott by
Daniel Thompson. contracted for by the O ii GERS
Of the Soldiers Home, and paid for the cost
being q 600, out of the funds of that institu-
ton, was placed in position yesterday. The
statue IL ten feet high and occupies the brow of
hill short distance south of the main build.
ing.
We are authorized to state that the statement
Published in this city that Senator LOgan's pri-
yate secretary was put in the guard house fer
drunkeness Is totally untrue. The person
namec-Mr. Junius Simons-is not and never
has been either his private secretary or sec
Rotary OF any committee Senator Logan has
ever served with either in the Senate or HOus-
At meeting Of the Cottage Hill Company
last hight at the Board Of Trade rooms ths
contract for the purchase Of thirty-four and a
hsf srres % land from Henry s. Davis was
approved The price to be paid is Ss2, 900. ami
the ground IS TO be cut up into six hundred and
twenty-five lots. The stipuIations are that
there shall he twenty houses built in two wears
by the company.
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HOTELS.

" EeTMIHeTER HOTEL,
w ON TIE KC ROPEAN PLAN
NEW YORK
Only one block from Union Souare the rno., c.,
e yet quiet location in the city, IN The Immediate
ty o. slI the principal places Of amusement ana
proved the psst season b. the addition of city Rooms,
and passenger elevator.
feb4-ly CHAs. b. FEBBrN, Proprietor.
q o. WILLARD,
SBBIrT aOUsa.
stl.ly wAsBINGToH. DO
HYs0Ns HOTEL,
No. Tos q sTRKT.
te1-J BK7wTEr 7rH and srH srxErrs.
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IMMENSE REDUCTION
RRODHHAD A. Co

Are now opening an entire IeE staok NJ INV
GOODS, Just PURCHASED ia keE York by M Rre..
head, at " oBderfully low prices a
Dress Goods in gr variety and 90 the ha.s ,vl..
ana fabrics, from l2aSc. Hp 20 80 50 pr ward
Lyons Black silks, CSC 81 Is, 81 so ri Is 81
S3B, 81 o. and IS (st least o. per ceut less ma
nulns EsIket prices, and Of Ihe best makes aad
., Blsct Alpaca, nc. single width, dsuble width
Reversible Ottoman shAwIs, saH
White Shetiand Wool shawIs al IS
Ladhs, All Liuen Hemmed Hsbdkerchiefs no
Ladies One Button q lored Klds, Csc ~ >AO'
Ladies' Two Button Party Kids, 7sc
Nsmsute Cotton lSc., and other Blsachad ana Ia
nIeacbed OOttoBs 7c snd upwards. Good low prices
Prints 55se spenoie style fsst-coOre6 Prints ont,
he H.. 81 81 Linen Towe's 81 Per d, zen and no
goods are very cheap COrsets, S5Eo. and m,
psrssols IN great variety, very low. Goats and
equally low Our goods are % tue best makes AMI
syles, selected Win great care, bought and sold
cheap. and viii do purchssers good. -
BRODHKAD n CO.,
msiASm i2os streets, bot lffh and Is n sts
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DRY GOODS.
NOTHING SO CHEAP As DRY
GOODS.

Best PRINTS, 10 cents
Good PKINJ =, & cents
bndrosco Egin COTTON, I2's cents.
Wsmsut;a COTTON, Is cents
PAPEB CAMBRIC, 10 cents.
JOB lut BLACK ALPACAS 50. @, and Is cant
the cheapest ia the market
BLACK SILK, "a, worth 81 90.
WHITE SPREADS, o. s., worth ESQ.
All othor goocs down in proportion.
LUTrRELL WINE,
sT9-et- 1880 Perra svsuBa- ror mn,
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THAT
began a WyITN

w THAT
began wYLIH
SELL DRY GOODS SO CHEAP3
Because they purchase from the best souroes ans
ts they occupy Stores in an ~
OLD FAsHI' NED HEI8HBORHoOp.
Their rent aud other pesses are Low thst tbex
can sell IT small profit
BARGAINS IN BLACK ALPA As
BLACK SILKS.
zone price only marked IN plain figures
sP7-tr IUle and 1000 TIN street uOrthveet.
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THE MILD POWER CURES.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics

Have proved, from the most ample experience, an
entire sncoess Simple, prompt efiicisnt aud reli-
able. They are the only medicines perfectly
adapted to pOpular simple that kes
Cannot be n sde in using them: harmless TO be
free Il ON danger; and efficient as e. be always
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