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CHICAGO,

TIE LOCAL BLAINE CLuB-
The Executive Committee Of the Chicago
Blaine Club met last evening in Club-room 2 Of
the Grant Pacific Hotel, with A. N. Waterman
in the chair. The resignation Of John ]. Heay
was accepted, and John II. Roberts was appoint
ell in his stead, Committees on Finance, Print
ing, and Halls were appointed, and the printing
of circulars authorized. The following address
to the voters OF the State was adopted:
In the absence Of any State organization the
Chicugo Blaine Club assumes the duty Of corre-
spondence with the Republican voters Of Illinois.
The approaching Presidential election Is the
most important in its consequences Of any since
1850.
It is the renewal in another forum Of the great
issues once tried In the War of the Rebellion
The sume principles on each side stand in their
old antagonism. National unity and personal
liberty are as much imper1ed to- lay us they
were In the darkest days Of tho War.
No hope Gun safely be grounded that assumes
any aid to the cause Of law, order, and free elec-
Whutever Mny be the real voice Of the people
in the South, thnt voice will only be counted for
the Democratic candidate.
To prevent the accession Of the Democratic
party to power. we can only look to united and
enthusiastic "ction among the Republicans of
The surest way to bring about that union and
that enthusiasm, IS to discuss firmly md kindly
uu1oug ourselves the merits und effectiveness
Ut the severs1l candidates before the National
Convention meets: and to support with ste.di-
ness, heurttness. and courage. after the Convcn-
ton hns spoken, tho man, whoever he may be-
that is deliberately selected
We, therefore, announce ourselves first for
james 6. Blaine, but always for the nominee Of
the Convention.
1t is not possible that any man can be named
by that Convention who shall not be worthier
Of public confidence than any man who can be
nnmed by the Democratic Convention.
The State of Illinois four years since WIS ep-
Enthusiastically united for james G. Blaine, and
the disappointment Ut our hopes ut the Cincin-
qat1 Convention WIS felt severely in tho cam
Pnlgn Of 1876.
Every merit which he then possessed he has
now, and his brilliant and honorable service
since hts deepened the obligation then SO geu-
crafty felt.
He was too true to the great cause to suIk In
his tent, away from the field, because he lost the
prize; and his voice has been lfe the eall Of Il
trumpet, his presence the nallying point, in oil
the great struggles since.
In our Judgment no name To-day has such
power over the effective men of the Republican
host.
The Republican party never could and never
will compete with rheir antagonists in that ner.
fection OF drill which makes the voter an
automaton. It began in a general sentiment. Il
stands to-tlay upon Thoroughly known princi-
plies. but it needs for SUCCESS sumo power which
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Special Dispcteh to The Chicago Triouus
New YORK, March eo.-Three piano firms,
Haines Bros, Sohmer, and Gabel, to-day made
overtures to their men. and the latter agreed to
return to work Monday morning merit, thus
terminating the lockout The worknen did
not understand the proposition made to them,
however, and Affairs promise to become mixed
again- The manufacturers claim that they Sc
cured the agreement ct tha'men torsEurn Will
crease within three months, not to dictate to the
employers. and not to obey Union orders to quit
work. The p;.nomakers reported to the Union
that they were to return Internationally, so
do not come in question the lockout Will soon
be over.
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Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 20.-The. 1ndtana
Democratic members Of the House and the two
Senators met Tonight at Senator McDona1d's
room and organized Hendricks Club. which is
to have afhliation with the Hendricks Club OF
indianapolis and other Hendricks Clubs Of In
diana They elected Cobb, OF the Vfncenne5
District, President: and the other Democratic
members Vice-Presidents, and outside Demo-
Gratis and the twQ: Senators were enrolled as
members The main object Of the movement Is
to urge Hendricks candidacy, and the primary
work Of the Club will be to set his financial rec
ord right before the country. The members of
this Club claim that Hendricks has been nlisrep-
resented; that he has been called
A sOFT-AONET MAN
when, IN fact, he Is as sound on that question as
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GALVESTON, Tex, March M-Ine A'~s
spociul from Fort Davis says the 1ndiana ~ ~
tucked ranch twelve miles from nnuae ~
camp In Chin:ttls Mountain, and killed trnons tn
and carried or Il boy. Lieut. Bulls anu 10~f
are Eursuin1
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CASUALTIES.
4 FATAL DERRICK,

q FAIIAL DE1t1tICh,
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Trouas
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March sl-This evening,
while John Korboch, an employe On Bingham
Pages swharf~boat, was assisting in replacing
derrick on the end OF the boat. which had been
tosttcd out Of place hy- severe thump gyeuths
boat by the steamer Thomas Sherlock On land
ing, the derrick fell across the end of The
wharf-boat and struck Korbooh on the head,
deck. Several employees working with him
ran to his assistan &C, took him from under the
timber, and laid him out on the deck, when be
Ensped twn nr three tfme5 und died He wAs
steady. reliable man, aud leaves young wife
who will be confined III week or two She will
not be told of her aftliction till morning. Both
came from New Orieans, but Korhoch has rela-
tive5 in Owensboro, Ky.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ORLEANS, La. March al.-No trouble with
the striking lab orers In St. Charles Parish Is now
apprchendcd.
Battalion sent to St. Charles Parish: return
Tonight, bringing rinEIcaders in disturbances
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The Companies are: under controc+ ~
their employes to China at the end NJ - 1eturr
years, and will not so increase the diaeaany
home unless extra Inducements are nTa.e55a uls5aoea
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COMMUNICATING THE COMMUNE,
NEW YORK, March a0.-The uprising Of the
Commune in Paris III 1871 was commemorated
Tonight by addresses. banquet. and !, bail.
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SOUTHERN FLOODS. a..
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 3}.-The Upper
Cumberland Is 50 high that it has become USE
less for steamers to 20 upon these waters IN
consequence Of ina bility to make landings.
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HOW A REPORTER WAS AsTONISH Ed

A building five stories high and nearly one hun
bred feet square, fanked by another nearly as
large, where all Is hustle and activity, the first
equipped with heavy andSintricate machinery,
driven by an hundred horse power engine; tons Of
india rubber and various medical Ingredients, I'M
dergong manipulation; experts watching tine diff
ferent processes of manufacture. Judge of our
Qocated in South Brooklyn was devoted to the
PLASTER. We had never thought of this branch
Of the business at all, and. We had, it would have
been merely pas sing idea Of little room with
few plasers fer fey people troubled with back and
other aches; but here, looking at the many busy
women engaged from morning to night in boxing
market every day, one is amazed at the enormous
consumption of them there must be. where on
earth can so many go!" We asked Everywhere:
come into our shipping department and our state
ment Will be verified" and it was, for the books
showed orders from nearly every part of our globe.
These plasters seem like the leaves the ancients
wrote about, that were given for the healing of the
nations to be sent into every part where there was
pain.-Brookiyn Eagle.
The great success of BENSON'S CAPCINE PO
ROOS PLASTER 10 due to the fact that 1t is q de-
cided Improvement on the ordinary porons plas-
ter. which has been known and used for ~ years
It possesses greater and more powerful pain reev.
Tag and curative properties. and is more prompt
confirm the statement regarding its superiority
over all similar articles There is no other means
whereby relief can be obtained in such cases as
lame bach. kidney and spinal complaints, rheuma.
nsm, stubborn coughs, whooping cough, and all
Local aches and pains, with SO much convenience,
nSs sna SGFsrbss,nty As y TIE pse ct BEN
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District Government Affairs.

The receipts for special assessment taxes yes
terday were s99s.27, of which s56.61 was in cash
and f94l. 60 In per cent bonds and coupons. All
drawback certificates were rejected.
PAYMENT OF SPECIAL TAXES BY STREET RAILROAD
COMPANIES.
Yesterday payments were made by the Wash
tngton and Georgetown and Metropolitan rail-
way companies Of their special assessment
taxes for wsrk along the lineof their tracks, the
first named 81, 1850 by M Henry Hurt. and
the last named sl2,539 by Captain w. w. Moore
for the company. These are the undisputed
amounts. To-day. MeSsrs. II. A. Willard and
Dorsey Clagett called upon the Commissioners
to inquire IL the amount assessed by the present
Board Of Commissioners for work done within
their term of Office against the Columbia rail-
road would be received in per cent. bonds
TheCommiSSioners said.they would require cash.
lard replied that he should decline to settle on
the terms proposed.
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COLLINS VoLTAIc PLAsTERs

union Of Electricity and Healing Basams, are
ten times more powerful than the best porous pas-
ter for relieving Pain and Weakness OF the Lungs,
Liver, Kidneys and Back, Rheumatism, Neuralgia
and Sciatica Placed over the pit of the Stomach
they cure Dyspepsia, Bilious Cohc, Diarrhea,
Cramps and Pain. and prevent Ague and Malaria.
ASH for Collins yoltaic Electric Porous Plasters
Is cents. mar3l
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CCTICURA REMEDIES
For all Blood Humors,

Druggists. $50 Washington street. Boston, 81 Front
street. Toronto, Ont, and Snow Hill, London,
and are for sale by all Druggists. Price Of CuTI-
cURA. small boxes, 80 cents large boxes, contain
ing two and one half times the quantity of small.
sINAL TOILET SOAP. Is cents per cake. CUI1cuRA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, Is cents per cake; in
bars, for BARRIERS and large consumers, so cents.
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What are Skin and Scalp Diseases but the evi-
dence of internal Humor ten times more difficult to
reach and cure which floats in the blood and other
fluids destroying the delicate machinery Of life and
filing the body with foul eorruptionss What is
consumption but gathering Of inherited Humors
inrmites, diocy and early insanity, but hereditary
Poison choosing the brain because the weakest
organ? What rheumatism and govt but accumu-
lations Of Scrofula in the joints and fluids? Whist
liberation of the liver, Brights disease of the
kidneys, diabetes, wasting and degeneration Of the
urinary organs, hemorrhuids, tstula, and other
constitutional affections, but the evidence of a
viiated state Of the blood, weakness, q debility
of the vitahzipg fluids, greater than can be thrown
fl unless assisted by medicine peculiarly adapted
TO the purpose?
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CUTICUR4 RESOLTENT.
Cuticura and Cuticura Soaps.

The CuTICURA REsoLvENT is assisted in curing
ali humors that appear upon the surface by CUTI-
cURA. Medicinal Jelly, which arrests all external
afays Inflammation, itching and irritation, heals
ulcers, sores and wounds, and reproduces and beau
tities the hair by aaying heat and irritation. 1t
contains no grease never becomes rancid and is
natural Hair Dressing. CUTIOURA MEDICINAL
TOILET Soap. prepared from CUTICURA, for cleans
ing diseased surfaces, healing sOftenng refreshing
and identifying the skin, is invaluable. 1t is
toilet, bath and nursery luxury. CUT1CURA MED1-
CINAL SHAVING SOAP is the first and ouy medicinal
soap prepared expressly for shaving, and is extrav
agantly praised by gentlemen.
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Miss Letns. the victim Of Tom SmOtherS, was
before the grand Jury to-day and gave her state
Of the grand jury room by number Of proTni-
Eent charitable ladies, who waited until she
had concluded her testimony.
Street lamps viii be lighted at 6i5 p m, and
extinguished at 1890 am.
Sons of JOnadab. See notice.
See adv. OF MIR. Norment, under Business
Chances.
A certificate of incorporation has been filed by
George HardisHOnd, Robert y. Norris Samuel
K. IOwery OF Huntsville Ala. publishers OF a
new spaper IN this cay called The ErotIS.
A young Willie man named John Lynch was
badly beaten by John and Morris Carroll, on
sherman avenue, in the county, ABOUT O'Clock
yesterday morning.
The suit OF lydia Ann Hamilton against Mr..
Calvin Wilmer, the west end grocer Tor $1,000
damages for the loss Of her daughter Ida'S ser
vices by reason of Winners alleged seduction of
her while visiting the mother who was in his
service, was dismissed yesterday In Judge C0XS
court.
Mary C. Wright yesterday entered a suit
against John NJ. McClintOcH. Of McClintocks
express, for $500 damages for the loss OF Il trunk
containing Clothing, etc, worth 5000 which she
entrusted 10 the express for delivery at the
Baltimore Ohio depot, on Feb 20 last.
Mr.. James hCC. TOTbert. native of Della
ware, and for over 80 years clerk in the first
auditors Office, Treasury department, and for
some years past bOOkkeeper of the National
Metropolitan Bank. died here on Sunday. aged
IS years. He had resided here about 50 years.
This morning Officer Ryan, OF the 4th police
precinct, killed mad dog in Senator CameTons
yard, 18th street and Connecticut avenue
AT parish meeting last evening at ST. Pauls
i. Z. church the following veStrymen were
elected for the ensuing year, Viz: DR.. j. NJ.
EcCalla, j. 5. SeSSford. DR.. J. T. SOtheron J. NJ
Henderson, HarleStOn HarleSton. General II. e.
Wright, f. j. HaTyie, j. H. Howard. The war
Gens Will nc elected at meeting OF the veStry.
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The Weather.
LOCAL NEWS.


NutiO7,dl Tfr0t.T.-"The Bankers Daughter.
FOTdS ODerd HG,Lss.-''FairfaX.
T7tedte7' C1Jtipte.- sentenced 10 Death and
varieties.
C4llrar0 b 3pffSr Cdln'ch.-LectuTe concert by
MI jerome Hopkins.
JJaYnnraLife CpHceyt tfO1t C1Dfr"h H1H.-Operet-
h by the young ladies OF the church school.
curtis nan G-oige'Orn.-GTand amateur
n.
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Mrs. y. A. Aliens
IMPROVED
WORLDS HAIR RRsT0RER.
There is something OF regret and gloom in the
flrst appearance Of gray hairs, our prospects
are often DIghted by their premature appear
ance Mrs. S. A. Aliens Improved Worlds Hair
Restorer happily affords safe and sure means
for restoring them again to the freshness and
beauty Of youth. Mrs. s. A. Aliens Worlds
Hair RestOrer is the Old established standard
and reliable article known and spoken most
highly of In every civilized counIry. Every
good thing for the hair that the most scientific
men OF the old and new world can suggest are
combined in Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Improved Worlds
Hair RestO1er. 1t requires only few applfca-
tons TO restore gray hairs to its youthful color
and lustrOus beauty, and induce luxuriant
growth, and its occasional use is all that is
needed to preserve it in ITS highest perfection
and beauty. Dandruf is quickly and pcrna-
nently removed. Sold by Druggists, Sl.25 per
bottle.
PROTECT YOUR CARPETS by using the kotls-
DfOor Setred Carpet Lining. Use only that
manufactured Of cotton and paper. American
Carpet Lining Co., New FORK and Boston. For
sale by all carpet dealers.
Regulate the Blood!
Take that wonderful preparation Quirks Irish
Tea. 1t cures bilionsness. Price Is cents.
For CLEANING OR DYELNG LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS. Anton Fischer. 9G6 G street northwest,
will give satisfaction in every respect. ~
To VERIFY the truth Of our assertion that j.
NJ. LaroFues Ambitious Btters are the most
potent remedy that can be used for dyspepsia,
headache, diseases of the liver, &C., address j.
Geo. Smith, ESQ.,, 33 and 35 n. Washington street,
Baltimore He has used 1t for several years
and knows something Of its virtues, or get a
W: E. Thornton, proprietor, Baltimore, Md.
Sold by druggists.
Observation-Disclosures, complete cure4 to 6
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For Washington at 4sO Pa ave.
"R0uGH ON RATs.n-Ask druggist for 1t. Il
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-bugs. 15c.
box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue.
From Eminent D Il. g =. c. Clark, osweso,
l have made sufficient experiment of Colden's
Lie6ig's Liquid Extract OF Beer ana Tonic I,lrig-
orator, to enable me to say 1t Is by far the best
of all the preparations Of the kind GOOD and
Tonic that have ever used. To the sufferer
from chronic diseases, or the convaleScent it is
invaluable. being both nOuriShfng and strength
ening. Sold by all druggists and grocers. m,w,f
For Falling. Premature Gray Hair. Use
London Hair Restorer.' Insures new growth
"London Hair Restorer." Restores the color
London Hair Restorer." Exquisite dressing.
London Hair Restorer." The only cleanly and
"LondOn Hair RestOrer." effectual Hair Restorer
London Hair ReStOrer." in the market.
or unpleasant Odor. Price, 75c. At all druggists
Stott & Cromwell, wholesale agents, Washing
ton. co
"AIDKRNBY DAIRY."-Fresh alderney Batter
churned every morning and delivered In 4 lbs.
"Ward" prints 4sc, per ID. Also. cottage
cheese and butteTmtlk. II
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JOY IN LoUISIANA.--The people OF New Or
leans, La. are elated with the decision of the
Postmaster General, D. NJ. Key. in resembling
he is persuaded after an examination of the evil
dence submitted that the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company is not fraudulent, and has so
after severe trial from the department. Now
letters, registered letters postal orders alike 90
TO M. A. Dauphin, at New Orleans, La, or same
person at No. 31s Broadway, New York city, N.
Y, and the time to try is the next drawing.
April 18th, when 81 may win 100000 Who is the
lucky man?
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The SEINE Boar HAREAs CORPUS CAss-To-
6. Harper, Joseph Elms, John E. Donaldson.
and Charles E. Burch, charged with Joshua
Read as fugttives from justices from Charles
on q reQuisition from the governor Of Maryland.
which was argued before him on writ OF ha.
beas corpus. Judge James held that the papers
were regular, ard dismissed the petition, and
6idered the parties TO be turned over to ShertfY
Wade They, however, took an appeal to the
Court in General Term and gave BAD.
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GEORGETOWN.

CATTLE NARKE.-Offer1ng5 and sales at
Droyers Rest yesterday were as fellows: $40
cattle on the market; 1879 sold at prices ranging
from to 81 cents; $50 sheep and lambs sold at
prices ranging from to 6k ceats; ~ cows and
calves, II sold at $40 to As.
Fish MARkET.-l0.e0 600 herring sold at $40 to 4l2
per thousand; 500 taylors al to cents
piece.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKRT-Sold by r. A Col
den, AGENT COO Shad from SIS 10 81 per 100;
16,00O behring's from Sill TO SIS per 1000; 800
punches rock and perch, nom 20 to 20 cents per
bunch
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500 Pa ave. are displaying a large variety OF
boys and children'S clothing in all the latest
STYLES
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WONDERFUL CURES
Performed by the Cuticura Remedies

What cures of Blood and Skin Diseases and Scalp
Affections with Loss of Hair compare with those
Of the Hon. VIM Taylor, Boston, State Senator of
Massachusetts,; Alderman Tucker, Boston; 8. A.
Steele, Esq, Chicago; F. II. Drake, Esq, Detroit
and many others, details of which may be found in
future editions OF this paper.
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ANOTHER vICT1M.-Geo. Mitchell, painter in
san Francisco, has been arrested on charge of
insanity preferred by his employer. He became
insane over the l3. 15 IA puzzle and covered the
floor and walls with figures in attempts to solve
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Mss ANNIE Is. HUMPHREY, 400 10th st. NV, Is
opening new spring and summer goods. Her
imported hosiery and gloves and French and
domestic underwear deserve special attentlonIt
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a CASE OF SMALLPOx.-This morning the
police ambulance was sent for to convey sick
colored girl from I'd street northeast to the hos
p1tal. She was taken to the Freedmens hos
pital, where the physician in charge declined
cate that her disease was smallpox. The am
bulance sriyer then took her to police head
quarters, and DR.. Adams, in charge of the
amined her and found It to be a genuine case OF
smallpox. She was forthwith sent to the proper
hospital Tor treatment She is about 20 years
Old,
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To BE HANGED.-Wise, Brandt and Hamill.
the Raber murderers, VIII be hanged at Leban,
on. May 3D.. Samuel Bolen, James Brown
and Andrew Macon, colored, will be hanged at
Macon, Miss, Friday, for murder.
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TRY GOODS AT Low PRICES.

nRT GOODS AT Low PRICES.
10-4 White Sheetipg, best makes IS and 40c.
Best makes GinGhams 10, 121S 15c.
Bright Plaids, Csc, Wooden.
Full-width Black Cashmere, so, 625dc.
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas Cheap.
Atwood Bunting, full width, 20, usual price 81 d.
Plaid Muslins. 12H to Soc, old prices.
Best Silesas, 12bc.
We have the best Corset in this NATURALIZATION
Comfort Corset" Children's Waist Corsets, all
slzes, same make. See them and be convinced.
GEO. ]. JOHNSON,
mar23 7I3 Market Space.
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SEVERE CUTTING AFFRAY.--Aoout O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, fight occurred between
John III. Johnson and Albert Turner, both COL
ored at The corner OF 10th and Boundary streets
during which, Turner cut Johnson severely with
knife. Turner was arrested, and in the Police
court to-day the case was continued until Mon
Gay next johnson being unable to appear in
court.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Eradicate the Virus of Disease by Con.
sfitutiOnal and Local Treatment

CuTIcURA REsoLvENT Is the greatest blood puri-
fer, liver stimulant, and renoyator in medicine.
The elements OF disease cannot exist where it is
freely and regularly taken. 1t pur ges from the
system every debilitating humor. improves the ap-
petite perfects digestion, stimulates the liver and
kidneys, opens the bswels and makes the VIII
fluid.
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CITY ITEMS.

Never Say Die,
but when you are sick take a dose Of Qtstrk,s
irish TIA. Price Is cents, at druggists.
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WONDERFUL BARGAINS.

w
10-4 az yard wide) BLEACHED SHEETINS,
25c. yard. LONSDALE OAMBRIC, genuine, )l21sc
yard BLACK SILK, CSC. yard. MADRAS GINd-
HAMS. 12kc. Best PAPER CAMBRIA, Sc. GA
NONCHET- SUIrINGS. l2kc.-very cheap. Six
90 100; yard SPOOL SILK for use. HIP GORE
CORSETS, in boxes 25c. Beautiful PRINTS, SC.
and up All Silk YELLING, 19c. BLACK CASH
MERE reduced from 81 to Soc. Beautiful button
OPERA KID GLOVES, 4Tc.
ALL GOODS STRICTLY FIRST CLASS. Entire
stock 20 to 40 cent less than Avenne prices at
BRODHEAD & CO.'S OLD STAND.
mar27-3t' 1905 r st. NV.
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
Cos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
The distinguishing qualities of our SHOES are
EXCELLENCE OF MATERIAL, et,.
ELEGANCE OF STYLE, $84
EXACTNESS OF FIT, NV
DURABILITY AND MODERATE COST. ~
SPRING GOODS DAILY ARRIVING.
Ladies' French Kid Boots. French or plain Heels
Ladies' American Kid any Heel 81. so to SO
Ladies' 3,strap Sandal Slippers. any Heel.
Gents Hand Strap Shoes SO so to 4 SO
Gents CONGRESS OF Button, from 81 80 to s. SO
Misses and Children Shoes of all kinds.
Boys good Shoes.
One price.
mar23 GEO. MCCARTHY.
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NJ III. WHEATLEY.

DYEING AND sCOURIN8,
~ JEFFERSON ST., GRoRsKTowN. D. O.
Work called for, and delivered free Of charge.
Send your address. fsb7