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CHEROKEE INJECTION,


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cons Discharoes In Male or Female, curing recsnt %
easss IN from one to three days, and Is especially
recommended IN those cases OF F!uor Alose Or
Whitss IN Females. The two medicines useo IN
CONJUNCTION will not fail to remove this disagreeaoie
conplant and In those cases where other medicines
have been used without success
Price Remedy Remedy, One Bottle e Three Bottles Is. &
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stores, and are recommended BY physicians ana
druerists all over the world for their intrinsic worth
and merit somo unprincipled dealers, however,
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in place Of these Be not deceiued II the drug
gsts viii not buy them for yea write to us, and we
will send them to you by eIPres, securely pacsea
and free from observation We treat all diseases 70
which the human system Is subject, and VIII Do
pleased to receive full and explicit statements rom
those who have failed to receive relisf heretofore
Ladies' or gentlemen can address us IN peJecs con-
fdenca We desire to send our thirty-two page
pamphIet free to every lady and gentleman IN sne
fand Address all letters for pamphlets meoicinea
or sdyice, to the sole proprietor, q
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May 4. thstulyr
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction OF which they have every
known and valuable Improvement They have invaria.
bly, been selected and used by all Of the worlds 40
koodoed great artists who have visited this country
professionally. both for private and public use.
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LONDON. July 20. 1896

Nessrs OAickerin1 q Sons:
GENTS: have just been invited by Messrs Coard 20
try a Grand Piano-forte manufactured by you, and
have no hesation in endorsing the opinion Of my old
friend Mr. G. D. Colisrd. Thst It s the finest IN.
strument ever played on. ..tt
' ' J. q. HATTON,
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THALBERG.
GOTTSCHALK.

consider Chickering k Sons Pianos, bayond com.
parison, the best I have ever seen In America.
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THE NIGHTS.
BIZ BARRY CORNWALL

O, the summer night
has smile Of light,
And aha its on sapphire throne,
whilst the sweet winds load her
With gariapds Of odor,
Prom the buds Of the roess o'erblown'
But the sutumn night
Has piercing sight,
And . step both strong and free;
And voice for wonder,
Like the wrath Of thunder,
When he shouts 10 the stormy sea.
And the wintry wind
IL cold and white,
And he sinQeth song Of pain,
TIN the Wild bee humueth,
And the warm spring cometh,
When ahe dies In dream OF rain. --,
o, the night, the night
'Tis lovely aght.
Whatever tho chme or time;
For sorrow then soareth,
= And the lover outpoureth
His soul In star.brght rhyme,
Il bxingeth sleep tt
To the forest deep,
The forest bird TO its nest; 4F Ell.
To care bright hours
And dreams Of flowers,
And the balm to the wesry-rest.
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WEHLI.

Your Pianos are superior to any have ever seen in
this country or In Europe.
have never heard tone 80 perfect; yields every
expression that Is needed In music and its quality L.
capable of change to meet every sentiment. This Ia
rare power and is derived from the perfect purity Of
it's tome together with its sympathetic elastic and well
balanced touch.
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slMILIA SIIILIBUs CURANTUR.

HUMPHREYB'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
IIAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE R1PE
l RIENCE, entire success: Simple-P.ompt-Em'
oient and Reliable. They the only medicines per.
secty adapted to popular useso simple that mistases
tree from danger and 30 efficient to be always res
be They have raised the highest commendstion from
III, and win always render satisfaction.
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8. T.--1880.-.X.

"a mils was on her up-heAith was In her look
strength was In her step, and In her hsnds-PLAHzA
fIoa BrrTEns"
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTs.
HOTEL Or BoARDNG-HoUsE KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
March 13, 1867. !
ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
i the Legislature passed the Goth day Of December,
1866 all persons concerned are hereby nohed to call at
this Office and take out the required license Immediately
W. b. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.
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Dr. HUMPHREYS Ia consulted daily at his Office, per
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LONDON. August 70, 1858.

james II. Wehi, Esq:
MY DEAR BIN: As you are going back to the United
states. must beg you TO remember me Mnaiy 20 tne
Heesrs ChiokerinR Tell them was delighted with
their Grand Pano-forte-as good an tasfTSTsat hsss
a. ,oos eper turned out, both IN touch dndtert .,
wishing you. &C., remain evertt 1y. :. -
l. q. T. BROADWOOD. -sa.I
Firm Of Brosdwood & sons, Ptano-forts Manufse'
Jurors, London.
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T.soniol, from tie ost distinoiiahed Artss IN Europe
to Mes1s. Chickerfn1 Sons:


Fesioniol, from tie non distinguished Artiss IN Europe
to Mesus. Chickering Sons:
LONDON July rs, 1858.
Having played upon Piano-forte made by MessrA
Ohickering & Sons, Of Boston and New YORK. have
much pleasure in tesfying to it general excellence
For sweetness and brtlliancy Of tone, delicscy OF
touch and magnificent power for concert purposes,
consider Il n really GRAND No-FoRTE AND DkoDRD-
LY TIE BEST HAVE BEEN OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURE.
ARABELLA GODDARD. IGIOLO REGONDL
g. A. OSBORNE. lALFRED JAELL
w. KUHE LINDSAY SLOPER. ~
JULES BENEDICT. y. MoSCaRLES,
M W. BALFE Prof OF Coneervatore Do
OHAS. HALLE. Leipzig. -
BRINLEY RICHARDS. 8. ARTHUR OHAPPEL.
RENE FAVAR4ER. Director Of Monday Con-
SYDNEY SMITH. oerts, London.
Among the chieipoints Of excellence Of thu Chicken
ing Pianos Of which speak the renowped artists In their
oongratulaory testimonials to the Messrs. Ohickerhs,
are greatest possible DEPTH richness and volume Ct
tone combined with . brillancy, clearness and
perfect evennoss throughout the entire scale; and
above all surprising duration Of sound the pure and
sympathetic quality OF which never changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch.
During the past three years this firm has manu-.
Sctured
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POZNANsKI.

During the past eight years have constantly played
upon the justly celebrated Erard Pianos; yours the
only Instruments that have found, either here or In
Europe equal them In a their points Of excellence
1t may be satisfactory to our patrons and friends
among the public large to state that testimonials have
been received from all the leading Srtists who hsve
visited residing In the United States few of
whose names. besides those above, we append:
LEO. DE MEYER. GUSTAV SATTER
ALFRED JAEL. ]. BENEDICT.
Il. sANDERSON. n. STRAKOSOH.
B. HOFFMAN. JULIEN.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others.
~ ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND PR1oR LISTS
SENT BY MAIL.
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yours very truly,
JAMES n. WEH1L
LONDON, Janusry "A. 1850.

LONDON Jdnuxry ~ Iooos
yesnes n. WehH. Esq:
MY DEAR sm: havo great pleasure In ssking youto
convey to Messrs Chiokertng the EXPIRE ston Of my
highest approval Of their instrument Itis consder,
not merely the best instrument Of American manufso
ure that have tried but Of the huest Grand Piano
fortee TINT has ever under my observation; ana
the Messrs Chickeripg may well be proud Of having
turned out from their mandatory an instrument
which, for touch quality, power and workmanship, n
Wide world.
CHAs. D. COLLARD.
Firm of Oollard Coard, Pianoforte Manufacturers,
London. - f l'- l-
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

Received during the month Of August, 1896.
LONDON, July rs, 1867.
MKseRs OMcxERrsa & SoNs-Gents: have much
pleasure In enclosing document signed by thefrst
composers musicians and professors In Europe. hed
your Pianos In such high estimation tude my certh-
cate that felt 1t my duty to take one Of them With me
to Europe to ascertain the opinion Of my professional
brethren. The enclosed certificate will prove how
unanimous they have been on the subject. beg 70
forward at tho same time, letter received from my
friend, Mr.. OollArd which am sure must be crafty.
Ing to you.
JAMES NJ WEHLL
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WoRLQ's FAIR, LONDON.
THALBKRG's oPlHIOl

THALBERG'S OPINION.
consider Chickering Sons Pianos, beyond com.
psrison the best have seen IN America.
~ 8. THALBERG,
Chairman Of Jury on Musical Instrumen
The national Republican., 1867-05-10
Aational &epnblitau.
AMUsEHr EnTs.

"a" NATIONAL TnEATRE crowd at the
National last evening Was q significant indica
tion that MT. CLARKE has many admirers In thii
city. a a -
Tonight he will appear In three different
characters. John Jones, IN the play Of Among
the Breakers" " written expressly for him by Jous
BRouoHAN TOodlss, and Cousin Joe in the
Rough Diamond" Ills Mr.. CLARKE's bens.
a. and his last Appearance but one It is not
necessary to urge people TO 60 for who that
knows Mr.. CLARKE will stay away except upon
mperious necessity.
Tomorrow night We are TO have the "school
Of Reform" and "My Neighbors Wife, We
can givo Me-. o'BRroS. who takes benefit, no
better notice than what appears in the IntsHi.
gsSesr Of yesterday, and therefore We adopt most
cordially their notice Of this old school gentle.
man as our owni .r..l ....
"For over a quarter Of a century Mr. o'Bryon
has been connected with theatricais In this city.
He has been the fast and firm friend Of the
theatre.going people. There 10 hardly any one
who has been In Q theatre in Washington, either
before or behind the curtain, who does not know
him. He Is, In this respect, one Of the institu.
tons OF our rapidly-growing city He Is to have
benefit. II should be q substantial one. The
friends Of theatrical amusements owe him thus
much. We are confident that the debt will be
paid. Amidst all the changes Of managers, or
actors, or pieces, O'Bryon has always been found
at his post. Let MS give him for his benefit tho
bumper he deserves" r....r
On Monday night the Richlngs' commence
their engagement Of two weeks. ..
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

AN INSECURE BUILDING.-Thc north wing
Of the two story brick building on Rhode Island
avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, gave way on Wednesday. The founda-
tion being weakened by the heavy rain, large
fssure In the wall on the south side resulted all
the walls caving in, bringing down the roof and
that portion Of the premises In which the family
were. Mr.. Moore occupies the house, and q boy
passing at the time, observed the crumbling Of
tho south wall, and gave the inmates notice,
which doubtless saved tho lives or limbs Of some
of them.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10
HEADsroxEs FOR NATIONAL CEMETERIES

HEADsroNEs FOR NATIONAL CEMETERIES.
The Board ordered by the War Department to
consider the subject OF headstones, which, under
section l Of the not "to establish and protect
national cemeteries" are to be marked appro.
priateiy, commenced yesterday morning, at IL
o'clock. The Board are to decide on the best
most durable and economical form Of block, and
the estimated cost Of the number required. The
Board has not, as yet, rendered q decision in re.
gard to the matter General U s. Grant, Major
Generals Megs and Humphreys, Brigadier Gen.
eral Dyer and Surgeon General Barnes constitute
the members of the Board.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

The FIFTH WARD REPUBLICAN, CLuB.-
An adjourned meeting of the Fifth Ward Repub.
liean Club was held last evening at Brown
Hall on D street south, between Fourth and
Fifth. The attendance was good though but
little business was done. At the next meeting
delegates will be elected 10 the city convention
They adjourned after q brief session.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

COMMITTED FOR CoURT.-0flicer Colum
bus arrested, yesterday, q colored woman named
Mary Ellen Bright for stealing four latest style
straw hats from Mr.. John Enders, merchant, on
Seventh street. She was arranged before Justice
Thompson who, after hearing the evidence, com
mitted her to Jail for court.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

WARNING.-Arrangements have been
made by the city authorities for the removal Of
ashes from private premises. Housekeepers are
to deposit their ashes Gvo feet outside of the
curb, and men employed by the corporation will
remove them. Certain days in the week for the
carts to 20 around through the various wards
will be made known through the medium Of the
daily press.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

Sons OF TEMPERANCE-On Monday night
next new division Of the Sons Of Tempe
under the name of Eureka, will be Instituted at
Temperance Hall, and among tho charter mem.
bers are many OF our oldest citizens.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Cooper &
Latimer, real estate auctioneers, sold yesterday
evening tho following described property: Lot
No l, in square 797, fronting SO feet on Vir-
ginia avenue and running through to I street,
Improved by two brick houses to John shana.
han, esq, for 50, Also, Hammackls we'll
known restaurant, to l.. s. Wells, for $8, 200.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

SALE OF FINE PAINTINGS Yesterday we
noticed at the auction and commission store oi
Messrs. Cooper Latimer, corner Of Pennsyl.
yania avenue and Eleventh street, q collection Of
magnificent oil paintings, which have recently
been imported from Europe, and which will be
disposed Of at auction on Monday and Tuesday
evenings next. These pictures are rare and beau.
tiul, and should attract large collection Of pur.
chasers.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

FESTIVAL AND ToURNAMENT.-Th Wash
ington German SchutEen Corps intend, by the
latter end of the month, to inaugurate the fes-
tivities Of the summer season, by grand tourna-
ment, which will, no doubt, be a handsome affair
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

SELLING Liquor WITHOUT LICENsE.-
John Wedmyer, restaurant. keeper, for selling
liquor without license, was fined $40 by Justice
MOTsell,
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

SANITARY COMPANY.-Five written no,
tices were served yesterday upon parties having
nuisances existing on their promises. Three
dead horses, and four other dead animals were
reported and removed.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

The WASHINGTON GYMEAsTIC AssoCIA-
TroE hold a meeting this evening at Brady's Gym
nasium, whom, We learn, will be given the last
chance to obtain shares. Now Is your time,
bows
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

The FAIR.-Last evening, being clear
and mild, the crowd at 0dd.Fellows' Hall was
immense, and the ladies did q oreaitable busi-
ness. We would again remind the public that
meals can be had in tho hall at any hour through
the day and until late at night, at the moderate
sum Of fifty cents. No admission fee is required
from those who desire to obtain meals during
the day. We also have good word for the
little folks. Tho ladies Of the fair have kindly
consented to admit schools in 4 body for Eve
cents apiece. We suggest that each Sabbath
School, on Monday next, pay visit to this fair
for the benefit Of suffering humanity in the South.
Surely, each child can raite Ave cents If not in
any other way, beg 1t for the benOht Of the des-
titute.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

VAGRANcY.-Henry Dime was arrested
by Office Mardsrs, on charge of vagrancy, ant
In default of security, was committed to th
workhouse by Justice Handy.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

CONVENTION OF CRICKErERs.-Th Wash
ington Cricket Club are favorable to the calling
Of q national convention Of crioketers, for the
purpose Of revising all laws governing such or.
CARNATIONS.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

To THE WoRKHoUsE.-Jeremlah Quick
John Able and Peter Harvey, all yagrants, were
committed to the workhouse for 80 days
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

PAVING THE STREETS AT the Mayors
office, on Wednesday, the bids of Joseph Jones,
for paving the Sixth ward, and Of Geo. Wilson,
for paving tho Seventh ward, woro accepted.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

ROGUE AND VAGABoND.-Robert Garcie
was yesterday arrested by Officer Sterling on the
charge Of being 4 rogue and vagabond and a sus.
picious character. Justice Bride committed him
to Jail for baltimore San, 9Th.
Tho above.named individual, we presume, Is
Barking Bob, " Of this city, who has given the
police here an immense amount Of trouble In the
past few years
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

The BALTIMORE AND PoroMAC RAILROAD.
A correspondent Of the New York Express, writ
ing from this city, says; 1T is stated, on good
authority, that the franchise of the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company has been sold to
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for
5000, 900. or this amount, John W. Forney 70.
osives 5000, 900, q Mr. Lloyd, from Williams.
port, Pa, now n clerk In the Clerks Office, II Of
r., $4,000, and other persons connected with
the so called eMieypriIs. the bnlance.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

BETHEL TEYT.-The Bethel Tent, located
on the lot at Tenth and II streets, was taken
down during the prevalence of the storm but
yesterday was again raised and service held last
evening.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

TIE RoTUNDA OF THE CAPIToL.-As
there seems to be some doubt about what scenic
representation shall adorn the vacant spae,
around the "Rotunda of the Capitol" We would
suggest that the artist take the last grand and
imposing spectacle of the grand army Of the Re
public at the winding up Of the rebellion as Il
passed up Pennsylvania avenue and by the
Presidential Mansion in review by the Executive
Generals Grant, Sherman and others.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

TIE PoToMAc MILLs MINING AND MANU-.
PACrURISG CoMPASr-Ws learn that the above
company have contracted for all necessary ma.
chinery to put into successful operation the CO.
ment works at shepherdstown, Va, on the Poto.
mao river, distant from Washington about seventy
miller. It will be reoollectod that these. mills
Of the late war; since which time dealers In CO.
ment have had to resort to Northern markets for
supplies. We are happy to chronicle the fact
that, through the enterprise Of a number Of our
citizens Of wealth and influence, a joint stock
company has been formed for the purpose of do.
veloping the capacity Of these mills for tho man
ufacture Of cement, and understand that opera.
tions will commence Immediately. By tho first
Of August q superior quality of cement will be
introduced into our market, for which there is
now and always has been a great demand. Mr..
John Collins, of this city, has been appointed su.
porintendent of the works.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

FISH WmARr-Thcre is nothing new tC
chronicle at the fish wharf. Arrivals few; tn,
supply small the demand ditto and price,
high.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

FINED.-James Reed, grocer, for viola
tiOn Of the license law, was fined IS.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

THE PLACE TO VIsIT.-Alexander Il
Sellers, No. 5O7 Ninth street, above d, have on
hand most beautiful variety Of wall and ceiling
paper, window. shades, canton mating, gilt cor.
nices, table and floor cloths, &C., 40, selected
from the leading New York and Philadelphia
houses. They have everything to please, whether
to decorate tho humble cottage or RdOrn the pAla'
tial mansion They have q never'ending supply
of stock, of handsome style and pattern, and
within the means of every one, either engaged in
or about to commence housekeeping.
The national Republican., 1867-05-10

Tue JAPANEsE.-The Orientals were
about the city yesterday observing the sights
not in body but in squads. They appear to
bs enjoying themselves exceedingly well.