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FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENT.

MIR, DEMPSIER (who ls about TO return 10
Nl Europe) has the honor TO announce to the
citizens Of Washington, members Of Congress, and
yisiters that his farewell musical entertainment will
he given at Carusi's Saloon, on Monday evening
March 9Th, on which occasion he will sing a selec-
ton from the songs Of Burns, with Introductory re-
marks, viz; "The Posie,n "oh! Love will venture
in," "Wandering Willie" Highland Mary"
MARY in Heaven" saw We Johnnie Coming"
Thou hast lsft me ever jamie" and "Duncan
Gray"
Will consist OF selection from Mr. Dempter's
compositions, va; Lament Of the Irish Emigrant."
"Blind Boy" "Let us love one another" "rn,
alone, all alone, "The loved one was not there;'
and his fayorite Caniala, entitled "The May
Queen" song in three parts, poetry by Alfred
TenBeyson, esq.
PAnr Eve of May.
PAsr II-New Years eve.
PART Ill-Return Of spring.
This song represents the gradual decay Of a
young and lovely girl, from the bloom oil health to
spromature grave.
Tickets so cents, to be had a, Mr.. Fischer's, sta
toner, and Mr.. +. Taylor's bookstore, and at the
door.
Doors open att, to commence at o'clock.
March s-2t
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FREE EXHIBITION.

- l. NJ r., NAIlONAL DAGUbtthEAIN
L GALLERY and Photographic Depots, esab.
Ished in ls40, and awarded the medal, four first
premiums, and two highest honors by the institutes
Of Massachusetts,, New York, and Pennsylvania,
respectively, for the beautiful colored Dnguerre.
otypes and best apparatus ever exhibited.
Concert Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
city.
2O5 Baltimore street, Baltimore, adjoining Camb-
BELLS jowelry store.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginia
95l Broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston.
1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
l76 Main street, Cincinnati.
4t9 Main street, Louisville, Kentucky.
10 Main street, Lexington,
Corner 4ih and Chestnut streets, st. LOUIS and
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
Portraits taken in any weather in exquisite style
Apparatus, instructions, and all materials fur,
nished
Any editor disposed to copy and take pictures If
payment will please do 80.
Jan. 9--eod6n
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A MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY
n RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-The subscriber,
being DESTROYS of returning to Barbados in March
offers for sale his residence called "The Retreat
in Washington county, d. c. The Improvements
consist of spacious brick mansion, with every out
building requisite for the accommodation of large
family or boarding school, tits situated on the Rock
vile turnpike road, about mile from the corpora
ton line Of Georgetown, and three from the public
departments. II will be sold with tbirty-our or six
ty-four acres of land, forty of which are in a high
state of cultivation, the balance in wood and pastu-
rage. On it is large young orchard Of choice
fruit, which has been in bearing only two years
There is also an abundant supply Of excellent water
from well close to the kitchen, from whence it Is
raised to a cistern in the second story by force
pump. ,
The title is ndisputable, and terms will be made
easy to approved purchaser.
better opportunity for any one wishing to pos
| sess most convenient and healthy residence ~
good and friendly neghborhood, and s6near to me
seat of government will not probably occur again
directly the subscriber having spared no expense ID
securing every comfort for permanent nome De
/ ING anxious to return Barbados, ne is Witng TO
make great sacrifice on what II has cost hm' fos-
session can be given the first Of March, or earlier
| II desired For further particulars apply on the
premises TO hiOiiD - LIE
| Feb. l8-eou
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SPRING FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN'S
- HATS--M. H.. STEVENS g. EMMONS
Qate Fish & Co.. hatters, and Browns Hotel,
will introduce Leary e. Co.'S much admired spring
style, tomorrow, March 7, 1886
One of our firm having just returned from the city
Of New York, we are enabled to offer our customers
and the vsters to the metropolis the very latest style
In every respect, viz: the form of the crown style,
and set of brm, trimmings, &c
The model adopted by us this season is one of
and exceeding beauty, and is without doubt des-
tined to great favor and popularity.
March 6--4tcod '-..
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ERESH GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
L IMPLEMENTS, &c.-I am to-day receiving
large additions to my stock of garden and flower
seeds, which renders it very complete have the
largest assortment in the District Of plows, cuve-
tors hsrrows, corn-sheers and crushers straw-cut-
ters fans, hoes, rakes, Spades shoveis, forks, &C.
to all of which invite thea ttention of farmers and
gardeners.
J. F. CALLAN,
March 6--f Corner Z and It'll street.
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BURKE's FAREWELL CONCERT.

AIR. JOSEPH BURKE respectfully informs his
Ipl friends and the citizens Of Washington and
vicinity, that his farewell concert in this city will
lake place on Tuesday evening, March 10Th, al
Csrusi's Saloon, on which occasion he will perform
the following pieces:
l. "Aria Con Variazione," De Beriot.
3. Cspncio, "Le Tremolo," (by request) De
Beriot.
g. Pastorale, "La Melancholie," Prine,
l. Carnival de Venise' Variations BuHesque
Paganini
Tickets 81; to be had at the music and bookstores,
and at the door on Tuesday evening. Concert TO
commence at 81 O'Clock precisely.
March 6-3t
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE.-If any
lyl have doubts, they may now dismiss them,
and the most incredulous may consider deafness as
enable. Numerous cases Of cures, and many of
them very remarkable, by the use of SCARPA'S
OIL, have been published but this caps the CLIMAX;
young or old, you may yet recover your hearing.
A lady in Smithhed, Pennsylvania, and now
ting deaf for more than forty years, so that it was
next to impossible to make her hear conversation
in the oudest tones Of voice. Last winter she was
induced To try Scarpa's oil for deafness. II is only
necessary to add that she has used two bottles and
that her hearing is perfectly restored Phladsiphiu
Public Ledger.
This article may be obtained of
- F. w. FULLER,
Only agent for Washington
March 6-3tif
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Blu B. Homans. .4ncftoneer.

DRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
ID On Monday, March l6, at O'Clock, p. m,
will be sold at auction, three-story brick dwelling
house, situated ~ street, in square 50a The
United States Arsenal. The lot s 25 feet front 80
feet Deep and it is choice collection of g.uted
fruit. The out-buidings are substantial, and of
brick. The situation offers many Inducements for
grocery or dry goods store, or for confectionery
and restaurant. The premises may be examined at
any time; title ndisputable.
Terms at sale, which will take place at the sub
scriber's store, between 10th and llth streets.
B. ROMANS,
March 4-eots Auctioneer.
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A CARD.

John HARRIS, MD, DDS, Fellow of the
y American Society of Dental Surgeons, senior
brother preceptor and former associate of Professor
c. A. Harris, of Baltimore, and late from Kentucky
where he has attended to the various duties of his
profession for nearly eighteen years, now tenders
his services to the citizens of this city IN all the va
,riious departments Of dental surgery. :,
He iDay be consulted at his room, at Browns no.
tel
DIR. H. is permitted to refer to the following gen.
tlemen to whom he has for years been profession
ally known, viz:
Hon. J. T. Morehead, W u b senators
Hon. Vim. Allen, OF Ohio, }
Hon. Garrett Davis, of Kentucky, }
Hon l. tsyn Of Members g.
DR.. Lane, of Kentucky, Sergeant.atArms H. r. u. s.
Baltimore Faculty Of Dental Surgeons.
individuals or families waited on at their resi-
dences, if requested. March
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IVES OF AMERICAN NAVAL Off.
IL GERS, by ]. Fenimore Cooper, vol. |, cen
tanning cambridge, Somers, Shaw, Shubrick, and
Preble. Price so cents. ...
This day received, and for sale by .-..
March S r. TAYLOR.
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March 4-eots

EOR RENT, the well-6nished two-story brick
L HOUSE on 18th street. between G and II
streets, at present occupied by Thomas Fersn, esq
Possession will be given on the first day of April
next.
Apply to Thos. w. Pairo, T street, near 18th
March SGT
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CPERMACETI SOAP, for preventing or curing
- chnpped or rough hands, caused by cold OF
windy weather, also for washing infants, being re.
markably midland soothing to the skin.
At this season of the year, and during winter,
many people are afflicted with "chapPed hands. u
We have heretofore suffered much from the same
cause, and have applied almost every kind of medi-
cnal preparations which were recommended to US,
but without success, until we finally determined to
use Glenn's Compound. Spermaceti Soap. This
had the desired effect, and having used j constantly
for two or three years, we can confidently pro-
nounce it an infalliblc remedy Daily Forum.
For sale by the sole agent -.
-.re'E ~ s. PARKER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
March 6--3uf ....H' ".Ea
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FURNISHED RooMS.---A parlor and two
II chambers, on the same floor, genteslly furnish
Cd, can be had on early application to Mrs. NJ
johnson, on z, between llth and 10th streets.
Feb. l0--3teod,
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DILEs, PILES, PILES JACKSON s
/ PILE EMBRoCATIoN has gained repu,a-
ton never before equalled by any medicine. Read
the following extract from letter written by Messrs.
ton is now selling well, and gives universal salts
faction" :' F& t.#
1t never fails to cure the piles, as well that in
oerable itching that has its location in the same
parts. ."~-.-' ..,
From the Times.
We feel compelled as friends to humanity, to call
the attention of the afflicted to Dr. Jackson's Embro-
cation. From all that we know, and the repeated
testimony of others who have used it, we have no
doubt of its healing qualities. For sale by DR.. d.
Jayne, No South Third street, Philadelphia.
This article may be obtained Of
F. w. FULLER,
Only agent for Washington.
March 6-3tif
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LAW BooKs-MEDICAL BOOKS.

GEORGE TEMPLEMAN has for sale very
" handsome stock Of law and medical books,
which he will sell as cheap az they can be had in
any other bookstore in the United States.
Feb 6.
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( x.xu ELEGANT AND EXTENSIVE
~ PROPERTY FOR SALE-The late
siss residence of MIR. Armfeld, on Prince
$50 street, in Alexandria. The house is
.--- brick, built of the best materials, hand
somcy finished, and well arranged for comfort and
convenience; contains Is rooms, most of them large
and airy, and has a wide hall through the centre.
Out-houscs Of brick, also covered with metal,
sisting, in one range, of wood and warehouses;,
cistern above ground two bathing and two dressing
rooms. On the opposite wing, fine greenhouse;
and in the rear brick two-story double house for
servants.
The aower-gardcns extend from Patrick to Hen
ry streets. The vegetable garden is large and pro-
ductive.
1t is considered, by many, the handsomest and
most desirable residence in the District.
1t will be sold low, and on accommodating terms,
on application to
VIM. d. MUTT
At the Treasury Department.
Oct 29-1w6eotf
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States r'perI, vol 10, ?, $40
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A MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY
IA RESIDENCE FOR SALE-The subscriber,

Oct. 29--1w&eotf
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JERUSALEM ARTICnOKE.

Lea any important discovery 10 made
thai ls beneficial 10 The manufacturer, ,he
mechanic, or tue marioe, l. application j.
immediate, aud al once couies into general
use not so with the farmer. Let The uou
product be ever 60 valuatle, the process ~.
er 50 cheap, he is slow to adopt tho enc
or practice the other. u i.ness that G.ysl
precious gil: Of the new world to The old,
the Potato. II required on hundred yoars
from lis Introduction by Sir Walter RAJ.
egh, 10 bring II INTO general use; end lhus
It ID with the clover, thus wigh the ucernr,
thus with plaster, thus with lime, aud thus
wi!h many Of the most valuable Bgricultu.
raj implements, Blu, let US hope that the
day Of Regeneration for the farmer Is a. hand,
that he will shake OF the lethargy that has
50 long held hlm euthralled, and take At
once the foremcst place 10 The great ruce Of
human improvement.
These reflections are suggested by the
almost universal neglect Of that most val.
liable tabler, the Jerusalem nrtlchoko, q
plant lh.t is destined to take the frs; ran K
among roots subjected 10 field culture. AT.
though nau.e Of the warmer parts OF this
continent, 1t is one Of the hardios, Of all
cultivated plants, deriving, as il doea,
through he large leaves, most Of lis sus,e.
nance from the dir, it s a great inproyer.
II is wonderfully productive and lhfiyss in
the poorest soils. ElgerIy souph, Nv hor.
ses, cattle, sheep aud swine It furnishes an
ailmen. as nutritious and healthy az II is
cheap. fysrd, the distinguished professor
Of rural economy at Abort, whose contrlbu.
tons 10 agricultural science are 50 valua.
bic, recommended It's cultivation both by
preccpl and example. Arthur Young Of
firms the net profit Of its cultivation to be
much greater, beyond all doubt, than that
Of any other ordinary agricultural produc.
Ton; and finaily II remains in foil produc-
uoh on the same spot for ten years or more.
no winter sill here state what he knows
OF It's cultivation, having witnessed i, on a
,afso scale IA France Oh the estate Of
GGeofge Lafayette, brother m.lav 10 the
Count De Tracy.
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HOTCHKtSS'S
Vertical Water " heel.

z N consequence Of the very great popularity
= which these Wheels have attained By the ust
Of nearly 1000 u them Ia different parts OF the
country, ln1 Subscribers have sold about LOO
Rights 10 North Carolina, 80 e which are 10 foil
ala successful operation il Cumberland County
When properly introduced, they nearly double
;he value Of the NIL, and quantity q wurs gen.
orally isr exceed the most saHguiuo expectations
Of the owners, many Of whom are Gentlemen dls.
tnguisAet FOR their sci,nco and practical skill
who have attcsted to the value q thls Improve
ment TIE Wheels are more durable and morl
easily Kept in order, whom properly put < iher
than tho common llulsrr v heel. They vii ssNt
oau-third Of Tie water, and run vol 10 back va
ter ghcn there is head aboyo. The sio, q u III,
saw Is Increased 10 more than double lao s!I5ke'
per mISuie.
The price II an individual sht lor one paif o.
Whocl5, "a $50.
We refer, among othrr-. to tho following gentle
men, some OF " HON have had the Whssls IN oPo
ton ~ months o. more, and from many u saOm
We have received certificates highly approving d
these Who, J., and stating shat thois saws, sat-
this improvement, cut 2JUu 5000. $500, and ever
As ing h a 5000 iect day, according u the t-aC
& Of water.
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As opportunity offers through the winter,
the ground is flushed up as deeply os possible
with the ordinary two horse plough in the
spring. cross ploughed and as thoroughly
pulyerised as possible the land is then lad
oil with the double mould board plough III
burrows two fee; apart, women aud children
follow The plough, dropping the whole III
beers from eight inches 10 one foot apart as
neatly as may be. another plough follows TO
cover them Up; when the plants are well
10, the harrow is run over the field length.
way the burrows, and finally, one working
/ with tie shovel plough or cultivator, when
the plants are eighteen inches high, aud the
crop is made.
1 By 90 accurate chemical analysis, the ar.
tichohe is found 10 contain one third more
Inulr,ment than the beet, tbs as much rel.
/ ished by the horses as the carrot, is more
Iuulrlciou5 and Of course much less expon.
4 p,nsiye; il yields a fair profit on tho soils
/ TOO poor tor the poiasoc, the beet or .he
carrot; few plants suffer as little FROM
irouih i, Withstand the most intense cold
tis never attacked by insects or disease
md may remain ID The ground with perfect
safety until used. " Bsle land sto, ked with
the arlicboke Ond apple tfoes, would make
4 tho finest range imaginable for swiue,
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g0RTEE-CAROLEIA
IItcrnry, scientific and Iilii.
AeAdCIny.

Arms and eqaipnesis furnished By a. Sr
SJEXT Session Of thu Cla,sieai sua Nd
~ mctical School. opens on the isi a. Jisa
with advantages unsurpassed "a any ttF.a
school 10 tie South.
Ca-@ics. Easllsh. etc. K. GRAY
Mathematics, Tactics, etc. o. a. ttC,
Experimental Chem,s- I > n par..ro,.
try & Philosophy, "
TTRNs PIX SESSION 90 FIvg MONTH
Clas zeal Department, [Callog,as s-ae
clldtng lla English Studies, aaA mag li
SC.
Il g.i.hda a.! meailry & higher Iran.
chcs)
Military du .In4aUy pr4c'ics) 20 eh-'gs
vocal q instrumental Mue.s rs Leasa .
Fencing per course,
Surveying and Clvi Engineering ao esc
LtulI.Efulng. ~i,h Ens lssh ant L-a
position, viii be closely attended L..
No deduction made to- sbsenec, ahlsss d
ofprol,,ctsd i, kaess.
A cN rufils can b b3atdsi "a ". 9.
iaWIly.
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uho unfo,tuns,ely r,v L ,u'"t .hn'nR y to all
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Tho title Of the Sgrb il a. follows:
The Pictorial History OF the
American Revolution,

eith an account Of the EARLY HISTORY or
TUE COUNTRY, the CONSTITUTION or
TUE UNITED STATES, ana 4 Chronological
fHdt< Huftraied ruth stpsrGi Hundred EAgrra.
,nQs =!
" II "a tho determination q the publisher "a
spnfn neither pains nor expense To make tbs W.,
perfectly acceptable 70 ersry fqmuy tkrOugkoui
the eHtlrr country. Il will b. found the most al
racuye and cheapest ever presented 70 the mt
Fonagc Of the American paepc. The proparaligr
81 The work las been attended with great labo,
aud expense History requires a distant emln
ehec' from which 10 take an impartial riow OIL
the character uf the ransactlons which submit
themselves to the recording pen but more than
hall century has elapsed since tho eoloniatp FRA,
asserted their independence and tho generation
"hoec tFduoua struggles achieved so glorious !
result has passed away 10 the silent tomb.
Through the whole work. the editor has aimed
TO DO justice without hspority to applaud patriot
'5m, but not 10 justify Is o2ccssrs, 10 cangnpn
tyranny, but not to overlook the virtues of rnany
OF ITS instruments and 10 exhibit the kindly ans
poet Of The future mpfe strongly than tho 'lfrita.
ing aspect Of the past. The great interest that
'he baro monitor Of such a work 10 calculated IA
excite has encouraged 10 make It every uBv u,,.
NY VI liberal patronage, An extensive sale cop
only enable the publisher to gIcr the work a, Inc
10" prlco proposed. Poslmaa.urs and gibc,s al
ing 10 net rs Agents, will receive all NECESSARY in
formation by addressing, past paid.
ROBERT SEARS.
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IN edition uW also be bound IN in U,sli, m,
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/@ Medical Notice.

NfNOCIORS =, c. CALDWELL g. THOMAS
~ HARRIS having entered into coparlncr.
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tyiore 10 tie citizens Of Charlotte and the Sur.
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b, found at lhe Shop heretofore occupied by Doctor
HAMS.
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10 Rent.

~ a. desirable House Ond
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u VIE subscriber having been appointed ~
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cclyo applications, aud - communicate ali p
sary information On the subject to sueh o
apply. JOHN $. RlCHARI'
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