Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1883, Page 2

WASHINGTON ..... Jamuary 2 IS83. NOYES _ THE EVENING STAR. Star has a regular. permanent Titk Stax office is connected with the Telephone shane. Advertisements, or ters for the paper br mail and otherwise, news, or any information or business ean be aent day o> nicht, free of charwe. ‘The republicans of Ponnsylvanta are fin ling the foad to m a harder one to t el then they-| seem to hav ted. They have a majority Of the state senate, while the democrats control the lower houw has been to make ‘The program of the harmontzers zation of the sehate the key to purty unity, But now that the time bas arri the organization, the two factions Gnd th as far upurt asever. The stal- Warts have a caniidate for president of the sen- | ate, Whom they ore not wiliing to abandon. The Indepent so have acanditate, but they are Hot $0 siubbora ay sre the stalwarts In behalf of their man. The independ nts uffered to withdraw thelr candida if the stuiwaris would do like- Wise abe sele ud. This proffer anda ballot in the cancus—or con- as it Was ealled—sis wed fifleen votes for | the stalwert and elven for te independent, Another attempt to bring the fuetions together 1s to be made t¢ Shouid the two factions hold out in o} exch other, it would delay the of the mine iy in the sen without republican h elect unless both fact democratic << The vicious habit of fast driving over foot- ers-ings and around street corners, withouf the slightest rezard to the rights or safety of others, 80 commonty practiced by drivers In Washington, came near resuiting f lost evening, when two eorriages came tm coll/sion from that cause atthe Intersection of Pennsylvania avenue and Gih street. Foriunstely none of the occupants of elther carriage were Injured, but this fortunate Fesuit was due more to good luck than care on the Part of the drivers, It fs hich Ume tor this Gancerous abuse io be broken up. If there is any law pronibiting it, it ought w be enforced; if there ts none, the passage oi one ought to be se- cured at once: It was thought when Senator ‘Lamar was run over and severely hurt some time ago that a reform in this respect might be brought about; but probably bis rank was not bigh enough Or his injuries sufficiently severe to insure action on the subject. By and by a District Commls- sioner or the Chief of Police may be run down and maimed for lite, and then the public may reason- ably hope for some measure of protection. o> Governor Cleveland, of New York, was yester- day tnausurated with bric mony wand wetheut display. He Ww entered upon th swateh are Ikely to be rendered by the exactions of yt a lorge a of Cleveland, and jon shows that it hever falls to demand imi payment for all its cluims. The auti-Tammony wing of the party Which proclaims its aduesion to reform is con- stabtly whisp nines to the new governor | against the ma as cf Tammany. If Gov- | ernor © iand undertakes to steer ils adminis- tration by a politiest chart he will tind bit afloat in a 4 of tronbies” If, on the oite hand, he tgnores politics or makes political mat- ters secondary to the intersis of the state at large, he may prove stronger than the warring factions of ils party. 's chum <<» : Herr Most w:il talk hitaself into. prison, even in this tree country, if he Is not more careful His addresses In Chleaso, wherein he advised his hearers to prepare powder and bombs to get Feady to “kill, Kill, Kil”, and to help themselves from the possessious of the rich, show that he neither apprectat-s the power tue laboring man enjoys in this government nor the privilege of free- dom of speck. Such harangues, when persisted 4n, will naturally produce some mixcllef. Among the crowds who list-m to this #dventurer there are some in whose mind$ the vicious seed sown ‘Will bear evil fruit. $e» ___ ‘The postal savings bank system Is again being Urged upon Congress, and ts success in Europe 1s pointed out as an arsument tn Its favor. Those gov- ernments which maintain this system havea per Petual tional debt. ‘This country has a national ch. im the ordinary course of its affairs, tina s! ny Years. After its Payment waat basis would there b: for the postal | system? S the gove: At borrow moyey from the peopic, tor which it has no use, and piy them tuierest out of the peopie’s treasury simply | > oo Omrmrte Re end to create and mutntain a szie savings bank sys tem? = os - S-bras parently abounds with re eighteen candidates the legislature whic and there are sev-ral back | counties which have not yet bee ‘The situation ts somewhat mixe heard from. | : ‘ans, monoplists The chances | he repubiicans will carry off Gazette entered | th year with good | © of Hite Stock of IN ELSGANT GOODS. Bet Bave ever seen. ‘Tinsel Embrovk Hes for evenins wear in great vari- ety. Berlin Coats suf Sik Wraps at very low prices. Great Reducr 000s. One price. Ww. M. R & SONS, $19 PENNSYLVANIA AV! NUE. N. B.-T he be-t is the cheapest. ind TO MAKE SPRING PURCHASES. We WAST TO SETS REAP PLENTY WORK OOIN YO A LEN’ NG. eee eae ooo MAKE SOME €! an 2 « E CHAN! WE WANT TOSZIL« U" pans ur TOS AKT AGAIN WITH A NEW STOCK. ETO SELL O 10 DO A LARGE BUSIN: DOWN GOES THE PRICES. ssimers, Stylish Cut hows. . $29 Pur Beever Overccata, Cloth Kourd, now $18, woot worth $5, Yasui we have mude a reduction of 10 per cent. wrest cl Baad 2c tLe ONE PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR. 7 Tru SEREET NORTHWEST, we Opporite U. S. Post Office Dept. a) Wrrovr Recasn To Cost. LADIES’ COATS, DOLMANS AND CIRCULARS ‘Wit be clcerd out recardioss of cost during the month of January. PLAIN an! BROCADED PLUSHES, in all shades, tiset and wit be sold t) make room for S Eig Goods BLACK aud COLORED SILK VELVETS from §1 up. LADIFS' CLOTHS in allshsd-s. “Mohawk Valley and "__ Gilberts wi I be cold at Greatly Reduced Prices. BLACK AND COLORED SILKS in great variety. Don"t fa.1 to call aud examine for yourselves. J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., i] 817 MARKET SPACE. syle StPSEME COURT oF THE DISTRICT OF Is Gexexat Tea, '. Kars J. F. M . Jou. F. Kisser vs. ances, F Meouims ot al Equity To P nm de boviness in our new ds who take an inte rise that we have inet ¥ expect. Fneonraced by this, and kuowing the wants of the pubic JANUARY axp FEBRUARY, Wehave ‘Ietermined to pice sll goods brought from our old ch have bom stored up till now on our fourth flocr) on ssie, and shail vel them without REGAKD 70 COST AT SUCH PiICES THA’ Y WILL SELL. have pL em ts, reduced from 12'g cents, ants. » OM cents, redue d GOGDS (woul), 124 cents, reduced from | 20 ent, reduced from C0 cents. 12%; cents, reduced trom 25 GOODS et 8 cents, JODS at 10 corta, S at 12's cents, Up to 50 as $2 5 « cent ns our stock asouable. We pureue thom to New York Full ten BLEACHED AND BR? WN COTTONS Fo (ess than wholesale prices, We ined not to Snow what duit season mesns, try tomake Janusry sales as lurxe (if ot as profit ble) ax Coss of December, { SILK CHENILE FRI All colors, in ueirsble shades, at 25 cents, reduced from 75 cuts. 1,009 PAIRS CORSETS, ES, Oxds and Ends, to clove at your own price. HOSIERY FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. All these must be closed out, and we have mark wome as low se FIVE ©) 'S PER PAIR, FOR LINING, ES PLAID NALN*O¢ from 15 cents. VICTOXIA LAWN at § cents, cost 1214 cents by the case. cents. CAMBy C at 9 cents, reduced BU ‘ONS! BUTTONS! ‘Thousands of dozens at Scents per dozen, SOME FINE PEARL BUTIONS Will be found in this lot Storekeepers esvecially invited, as we ehall sell in lots tosuit. SBURGH & BRO., ja? 420, 422 and 424 7th street. t Spectan A syovycement. GREAT G SPECIAL SALE R or E COTTON UsDERWEAR, A WEDNESDAY, x JANUARY Sp, To 8 SATURDAY, Aa JANUARY Gra. L E — o o T ‘The Palais Royal will inangurate T this Special Sele with someas- ° tounding bargains. Ladies N R ‘will do weil to call early Wed- nesday. as we know thres of u \@ the Special Lots-will be closed N ontina few hours, notwith- D A standing only one piece of E each lot will be sod toa cus- R I tour. w — z N Remember, Ladies, Ni XI WEDNESDAY, A at the R 8 PPP Ay, A IT PoP AA OL AA ppP AA L AA I Bp AAA AAA IL P LLL aA BR oo RRR O O RE ROO Kk 00 1117-1119 PENNSYLVAN: 188. 1883. Prve Q UESTION Urrown. So many ask us to offer another prize for the best an- ‘swer to one of our qriginal quéstions; that we decide to do #0, and here it is: WHY IS FRIDAY, AS A RULE, THE MOST UN- POPULAR DAY FOR LADIES SHOPPING x THE DRY GOODS BUSINESS? Answers received up to 6 p.m. Friday, Sth instant, entitled to competition. Should there be several best answers alike, by different persons, each will receive a prize. Correct grammar, spelling and ship will bear weight in answers. No accepted. COCHRANE & CO., POPULAR HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES, Opposite Riggs’ Bank, 27 Men's Unicorn Dress Shirts. 302-2 1424 New York avenue. Dax G. Harca & Couranr, ARTISTIC FURNITURE and INTERIOR DECORATIONS, No. 934 F Srarer N. W., Offer their Stock of fine BEDROOM FURNITURE : at exceedingly LOW PRICES to CLOSE, we mut have the space to devote to the display of a large stock of = LOW’S ART TILES, now arriving. we sty sty a yo iy A AVENUE, “SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES." By following this motto they areenabled to have Fresh Stylish Goods always on hand, Toxet ready for theSpriag Trade they have determined to reduce every garmen in their winter stock 20 per cent. on cach sales. SPECIAL. Several Fine Party Dresses on hand that ‘Will be sold ut 20 yer cent. discount, Ladies’ and Chi:dren'a Suite and Winter Wraps to be sold without reserve on the above terms. TAYLOR & HUFTY. gal up Mena Pars, 1878, Gon" EDAL, PARIS, BAKER'S 1878. AKFAST COUOA> EXKPAS' COCOA. BULAKFAsST COCOA. ABSOLUTELY PURE COCOA, from which the excess of oil i} has bees removed. it has THOSE TISCES THY SERENGTH of cocus mixed. with Starch, arronrvot or ore far mone econonutedl It ta Go clour, nouri-hine,trengchenit, east diverted end adiuirably adapted for tn Valids as well as for persons in Lea.th. SOLD BY GROCE (8 EVERYWHERE SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE BAKER & CO., DC BAKER & CO., DOL Pacace. Warranted Bh w. Ww. Sal CLOSING-OUT SALE. Having resolved not to carry any goods over we shall inaugurate TWO CLOSING-OUT SALES EVERY YEAR, ONE IN JANUARY. AND ONE IN JULY. We therefore offer our extensive stcck of Fashionable Goods, consisting of HATS, BONNETS, IIBBONS, FLOWERS, PLUMES, ‘TIPS, VELVETS, PLU=HES, SATINS, SILKS, LACES, KID GLOVES. CORSETS, FICHUS. SCARFS, HANDKERCH , LADIES' UNDERWEAR, JEWELRY, An Elegant Assortment of CHILDREN'S AND LADIES' CLOAKS. Sale to commence with the beginning of the New Year, to continue until the entire stock is dispose of, at prices that will surely make the goods sell. For quotation of prices please call at _ KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. RY STORE IN THE UNITED STATES, Ter Lancest Mit. 30 FFF 588s, K EK ¥ I 5, KK ¥ wt ®gss8 K KT ccc L A RRR K OK ook AA RR KK oO L AA RRR KK Oo Ass RRERK co TULA A RR K OK FFF E A SGG GGG ¥ og a WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR. GLOVES, KID GLOVES, WALKING GLOVES, TERRA COTTA VELOUTE GLOVES. THEY CAN BE FOUND IN THE LEADING STORES OF WASHINGTON, FISK, CLARK & FLAGG, NEW YORK, ‘ MAKERS EXCLUSIVELY OF MEN'S FINE GLOVES, Acknowledged the Best in the World. 426-tu&tbst Eseuisn A: ‘NUALS FOR 1883. British Almanac and Companton.. Alnansch de Gotha. Just inaportod and for sale by ROBERT BEALL, €30-3t Bookseller. 495 Pennsylvania -venue. UsT REOEEY) ED— 833 score of, ANITHE," W. G. METZEROTT & CO., 925 Peunsyivania avenue. N oo T's. THE LARGEST AND FINEST SELECTED STOCK or REAL AND IMITATION LACES IN WASHINGTON, SPANISH NETS AND ILLUSIONS, | ELEGANT REAL FRENCH FLOWERS, FANS AND BECEPTION REQUISITES. ALL AT VERY LOW PRICES, NooT's, as 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Sole agents for the sale of Low's Tiles for the Dis- | Cor trict of Cotumbia. ‘The trade supplied at wholesale rates. DANIEL G. HATCH & COMPANY, 52-20 No. 934 ¥ St. n. w. Gentiemen's White and Light Kid Gloves. ‘Terra Ootts and other shades Walking Gloves. Collars and Cuffs, Ties, &c., bo. 8. TEEL, 996 Penneyivenss avenue, - Ws NTED—HELP. WANTED=ROOMS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. EDI 5 see TANTED—A BUTTER WITH FIRST-CLASS Re pa cecai ee REURMISHED | FOR GALE item S(REET, NEAR RMODE | APRS EA. CHAMBERS TAKES PLEASURE IN Cire ent Ja2-3t Hoome; state particulars, Address DOCTOR | AY Inland avenue «han acme Lew three stort Beck announcing (hw. che ix prepared to reosve « itin- W sevtrencie, caiat 1910 x mre noriwent Su — | BOWEN, Post Offios Box 639. Hit" | Residence, ‘with su coavetienoes” Loy 2ixt0n, to's | ited sumber of furl te thick tee weechae: ASTED—IMMEDIALLLY, A FIRST-CLASS | ; alicy. Price $11,000. THOS. J. FISHEK & Eagiish Grammar, Blocution and Wook. Wortter end Th wages puid—at | WANTED — TWO PLAINLY FURNISHED | BOUGINT gP oP fom Lge songs porate. Niwa hours md terme fo 120 Tt eatbet tance ae Rooms for light houackeeping, within four equares ROT nape | sdivity “60d FB strect mordinwost. bt care wi ekocato = of Post building. Address 0. N.'., 999 D OR SALE—1816 Gru STREET NORTHWEST— | pose the door. WAST: D-A MIDDLE-AGED OR OLD COLORED | northwest. ga2-: Kaan tnve-stary Brick Residence, Sh weet | oe Ln ane a wi ro ily of two 3 ‘This property . NA TUTOR, persone, Apply to SUCTSIA seat bortiwese IE ANTED-GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE a. THOS. 3. FISHEE £ COn Tit F | Se &. W. Gor. Sth and K streets northwest. = P sb taeetndott - W Atay fasnned erate ee Room, with | Street northwest. ja2-2w | Mathomation, Latin, Gronk, French. German, English, ANTED_* FIRST-CLASS BARDER, (GOOD | poard. addres wiving Particulars: Box SR Petar, | eee Bor S| Preparation Yor ¢ Wea Pom Anoapaba, and Peer ees Will be raid.) at PAUL BOSAVIGES', 1272 | fice. Private family preferred. 322-30" ‘¥ PRESSED | competitive ‘Terms i advance. mnaylvaiis avenue Wort = ANTPD-IN A FAMILY OF FOUR, TWO CON- petent Girls, (white preferred, ) to do housework and a-sist in the care of two young children. Ap) lyst 922 R street, after 6 p.m. iv y ANTED—IN A SMALL FAMILY, A GOOD a Ww ate Woman, fo-ge oon Sel Seal pre epee eae Se. A. RIDGWAY. ¥ OMAN, TO ACT eeper and to make herself cenerall ply, with references, at 1215 I street n Sand 9 p.m. GOOD AND STEADY BAKBE , corner 7th and D streets yANT D—A COMPETENT WOMAN OR GI°L, Whi e preferred, to do the general housework of & vate f<mily. Must co!:ie well recommended ar K street. y y ANTED—WHITE WO paid thers; for this city 40 cooks, chamber- pera workers. Ludies van ce» eorvanta at of- * street northwest. C. E. PRICE. | jan2-2t ND WILLI G@COL- 4 iron; must ata; none other ne si xoed city references reqnire v. Call between 6 and 7 p.m., 1101 13th street northwest. ja2-2t" RVAN! GIRL 10 DO GENERAL usework. Cal at 643 D street northwest from_ 5 loc] Jal-2t' A SSPECTADLE WoMAS, STRONG +,t0 Diee an invalid lady. App y, wth recommend: tions, at 712 13ih street, Jal- a —A YOUNG MAN O® GOOD ADDEK»: bea competent bar-tender, Address .n own hand writing L. M., Star office. Brew Vv ANTED—BY A FAMILY OF TWO ADULTS AND chid. two or three plainly furnished Rooms. on first or second floor, euitab’e for very hght housekeepizy 4 convenient to Capitol. Address P.O. Box 439, City. 1 WASTED 2Y A GENTLEMAN AND LADY A sey furnished oom in's house where no ques- joun wil be asked ; neighborhood m joca- tx tral; a. frst fino” room referred.” Addrcns, stating terme, Ke. = WANIED_A PARLOR FLOOR BY class dreasmaker to show goods and for the season; central location." Address ROCH, per patho at WARTED TO | HANDSOMELY-FURNISHED Rooms, with meals, for two ventiemen sid ladiow bach and opén grates preferred. Address Bor Sar fice. 30-31 ‘A FIRsT- take orders, FoR® m wecond eferences exchanged. 4a2-2t" OR RES T1126 SIXTH STREET NOR|H- west, to a family with no gmail chilires, three ele- gent unfurnished Rooms; heat, was, ho water. Fe (SALE NEW THREE-' tony Fi sara, ten toomn, at ‘bain, cellar, and all musdern 1a provements, with mi interior and exterior finish firesin nortument apd “wil be Suid on ferme to nk no ou ou Price 37, 500, iT F. FOX, 920 F — FE SALF_BY JNO. A. PRESOOTT, REAL ES | tate, becker. 1418 F street northwest, four, tow S-story bricks, inodern improvement 22d street, be- a Call ae i wes ‘OWE'S BOOKKEEPING PASIPST, SHORTEST, 'VENING CLASSES. $5 A MONTH. AKITH- metic, Boo! NSTRUCTION IN SCIFNO«S (MATHEMATIOS ity) and languages (anciert and modern). ‘pan., of address A. ZIWET. waE i seg tween N and O streets west each. A lance Monts of stud oa. Wit man number of desirable buil sil ator vale, including ete. $Samonta. a. HOWE, 1030 7h eurwet. muanyfrontages for rows of in excelient localities | -ém* in the northwest. The time to buy is pow for the com- - — ing season's improve;ents. «Bo. tw PS eos. MLL RE Aang = F20% SALE—A FIVF-ROOM FRAME HOUSE, 472 Sirona with the promunciaticns wed the tension Hiiates coh Grease gt une op | Ih acs fy pomtan Rasee ta me to suit purchaser: Reute for $10 per mouth. C. oe. Geeeiee Cen a HB. PARK sR, 43g and E strocta wouthwest. d30-3t" eter eerming, for Ladies: $:18 foe Youn JOR SALE-CHEAP, TWO NiW_ SIX-HOOM | childrep. | Kinderzarten K street northwost. Brick Houves, 462 and 464 N strest southwest; $1,000 $300 cash, balance monthly. C. H. PAK- trests southwest, 430-30" ALE_A SUPERIOR DWELL.NG ON street, between 15th and 16th streets northwest, first-class and cheap, at $15,000 at Dwelling | =~ on P street, overiookiug N and occupa eve Be 0: NO! A. PRESCOTT, 430-2w the owner | Cail on Beeker, street northwest, R REN |—SUITE OF UNFURNISHED ROOMS, for housekeeping, at 2009 14th street Toows: family without small children desire Class improvements. VOR REN:—S:CON) FLOOR ONFURNISH! Suitable for housekeeping; heat, gas and bath. L street northwe: Jal-: Fe, R* NT—923 H STREET NORTHWEST, quite of pariore: also » bedroom, all new nic-ly jurnished. House facing south, with exst and north windows. Modernimprovements. d30ju: ou F LEGANT APAKTM NTS AT 027 Vermont avenue, near ePhereon aquare; south- erp, eastern and western exposures; open «rate fi bath, &e. 29-20" RVANT GIRL FOR GEN- His of foura good cook, 10th street uorihwest. washer and ironer. Jal-3tt 1637 WELL ears, in W3 YECOMMENDED — BOY, recery ani Liquor Store. Appry immediately at 439 20th street. One hiviny kuowlecxe of the business p. efe: red. Jal Ft RENT—612 lara STREET NORTHWEST, handsomely furhished Par ors, suitable for Mem- ber or Senator: open ¥1 ate fire; also, back room. d26-2w VOR KENT—421 M STREET NORTHWEST, newly Furnished Parlor and Bed Room on first floor; on second one lange front room with communi- cating room; modern improvemuts; terms reuson- able. 120-t)a6' TED—A CH F CL: RK IN ONt OF THE epar ments, or any one elsewhere who | G=sesses firet-cla-s ability as Bookkeeper. I want him to spend two to four hours, more or lese, es conveniout, cach evening, stra: ing out and systemutizing bo. of amereautile business. Ex: ity in ‘this line is what I want, to cut down work, invent forms, systematism, r.corda, all cor- ie Of ‘servic. er month, Address SYSTEM, Siar WARTED-A comp. integrity ag companic Fentemin on a trip to Europe. ‘ontinent j referred. and toms and yi EULOPE, Star offi Vv ED—PERSON: ment and cool war: Ove wo has traveled Pioase state qualifications e wed-known references. ane ese Plo find it wi in advant- ace by culling on WILKINS & GO, 921 F stro>! norih- d30-4t* W A MAN ACCUS (OMED TO IN-DOIR Tkand driving inthe ity. Address, with ef ercuces, Lock Box 25, Ciiy Post Office. 630-3t aN DAILYMAN A Farm, Apply at FULTON novthwert. a y ANTED— NTS, MALE OR FEMALE, 1 € ery city and town in the United st tes: $10 to RIDEQUTS CO., 10 “th, tu, im COUNTRY work at (heir oy ‘Adress RE Pa, Deawer Two \ Ga. lis hones; no cai'vass. "G. UO. WANTED EMPLOYMENT RET FAMILIES fm i with firet-c.aws Hel)—Cooks, Chambermaids, General Hovrew r ere, ke. Servants wanted. 14 C: DUNDORE, 518 10th sireet northwest. ais-lm* ants with. refere » Licensed Agency. _ WAN Woes in contidenc Wantepiy a ‘womai a Sitnation a erne & for one or two ch Thatian; first-c ass eity for tur M. 5 Want FOR COOK: invids, Nurses, Housemen, Dri Boys, with references, Women’ servants can be sen at Licensed Agene: H atrectuorthwest,. C TED—SITUATIONS. - MILL GIVE 3100 FOU departinents. A i ja2. ch and Address by letter riheast. ~ j1-3t* CHAMBER. ED—A SMALL FURNISH ren TvoM, OF S HOUSE OF fart of, Furnished Houre ess C,H. L., Star of- jaz a i HOUSE, TO COST $2.50) TO n to eixhi rooms, between 4th and 14th Qstvets northwest, Seud postal to 2 4th street norihaest, al2-1in V AN 1 ED—ANY INFORMATION GIVEN whervabouis of Georve C. Lowe, a vay 15 years old, will be thankful.y received by his aunt at 124 1st rthwest, ‘ja «6 for light housekeeping. Ad fice. . scoured’ on Urokerage paid. Address ATTOKN| LADY, ing in 1 } represent 5, Star office, y ANTED-LADILS TORLM: MBOR 1H are paving Joule for st if it costs then for outl:nes. 102, for splas width for flaune! sk'r:e, sunoaring in. pri Istamper, 1609 F si WASTED SIT ON pene! TE parat for Sts is made by our o and recurate me ladies without »: TH Y V more than 5¢ bing ns to a y for New \« stamped. 1 don hands aud apprentiows, ying hail the price charged es costly pi years j rutive whe Woot W 2 ioics amictea with saperftuous hair to read this article, SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. ‘This excessive an’ unnatural crowth of hair on the female face is the most unsizhtly, distiguring aud an- noyine of ali complexion biemishes, Tt grows on the uj-per lip, chin, cheeks, arma, be- tween the eyebrows, £ om moles and bith marks, and ion and to excite reniarks. hever tails to attract atte We see it in the drawing-room. on the street and wherever Jadi ‘The most barbarous ¥ ; to in the past for the de- struction ef this obnoxious erowth of hair; depiiatcries, acids, plasters, the scis ors aud razor have ali been re- sorted to with the same reenlt, and that is only to increase the growth of the hair. Any sufferer with this affliction will tell you that the more frequently these hairs are extracted or cut off the more rapidly. they wil increace in number and strenzth. DR. VAN DYCK, Derm:tologist. is please’ to an- nounce that he has pertected a treatment (and the «nly freutmentin the world) that will permanently and for- ever remove superfluous hair. ‘The ‘operates upon every separate hair and completely destroys the ‘Thig is indeed one of the modern scientific victories, and is sure and certain to accomphsh the de- sired result. Dr. Van Ryck can take the most hairy Ssiatof ay infants va ComBletely from hate as an fant’s. Ladies, if you have this unsizhtly complexion blem- tah clon't ogiect We another days bt cousak Dre Van ‘Dy Hg once and have at arose, poate tea ce YOUF engagements NOW, 4 01 imited num- bor ‘ean’ be treated daily. Dr. Van byes often 18 Hith sizect porthwost, 9 a.m. t07 p. ia. Wodne-day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and Sundsye 9 te All complexion, akin and hair ‘blemishes i treated. doctor can be consulted during Christ- As usual, and will receive patients New Yo.r's mas Day. ANTED-SEAL SACQUES RELINED AND HE- paired; circulars renovated; fur Jobbing of every description. "MiIS8 CUNNINGHAM, formerly with Mz, BH. Stinemets. Office, 811 H sfrect northwest, Wee ee Seer alee ea Moody's 1 rect taiior system in dress cut re fi milder to oor, ichud o wotthioes 3D. WASHINGTON, 05-co8m 1211 Pennsylvania ave., General Agent. ANTED —6,000 PAIRS OF SLIPPERS aiamp, W0cents. per pair: tidye, towels, ike., for guilines,, © conta; to j hincuxhions, 5 genta, Don't trust ners, who ioe F streok. ‘ all-3w * ANTED—UPHOLSTERY WOKE OF A. Wis NY DE- A. H. CHASE & BRO. Next to City Post Ottis, WANTED STEAM CARPET CLEANING WITH. ‘out whi ‘to Your carpets, Orders. telephone: Blo Eouislans’ avchum 2a cance oT . Wai evs and |° {OR RENT—AT 1329 M STREET, NEAR THOMAS Cire’e, acuiteof furnished rooms on Kecond floc house firrt class; south front: private family of two with no other roomers. Board,’ if desired. Apply at KENNEDi'S Real Estate cfiice, adjoming Kiges’ Bank. als-4w. oR SALE—BARGA story press-brick fro Steps, ten rooms, mods dition, with It Ixia) rs: "price $5,500. ck butiding even rom THREE. nituce and ndid con- | are bie first class; price $3,000. brick House, seven rooms, bath, gas ler and all complet Also, two-st on 171 treet, near R, price £2,000. ind«ns i. near Dupont Cire ines Ww ata bareain, terms RURFORD, A FOR SALE—LOTS. JAOR SALE—CHOICE BUT SITES, vidual lots ond large frontages for cloant ho: the best of north we 5 develop largely iacreased vatues, 1 the ‘The coming sexkon wi Now is the time to northwest. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS OR SALE—A VERY FINE CHESTNUT SORKIL Horse, 16 hands hich, 7 years old. in fine condi- i quick mover; works single or double; a sp rae 1OF BcOUpe; price, $275. Can be seen at 7.0 20th treet. nda i | mw toh dA &. ROH, RENT — COMFORTABLY FURNISHED, large rooms, en euite or engi, with fire, gx, and Dathr om, i 6 aT street northwest, corner 12th, Ro NT—HANDSOM “LY FURNISHED PAR- lors, with offive and private bathroom, suitable for eas of Congress, at 710 11th street uortawest. 45-I1m @ private f mily; best location. (111 als- ‘Table Frard, en nite i-hed th ong! ree parlor and bedroom to rent on first floor. Location desirable. 1012 14th street, ©} posite Hamilton House. n17-3m Foe. RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, second floor, southern front, with private bath, 1H treet northwest. n27. OR KENT—HOUSE ~OUTHEAST CORNER OF 10th strect and Virginia ayenus southwest. Suita. for drug tore. Apply to WILLIAM P&ICE, 1007 Vinzinix avenue southwest, 3 PRUE pRENTGEURNISHED 118 ON STKE! northwest, three-story Bick Residence, contai ing ten rooms and modern conyeniences. House n cel furnished. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1324 F strect or hwe-t. Ja2-6t FOR PENI EURNISH DA MEDIUM-SIZED Brick Residence in the ncizhborhocd of the Ar- ington Hotel. Will be rented tor the renaiuder of = "1m expiring Ist Octobrr, 1333, at a moderate figure. QS 3. FISHER &cO., 134 F wr FS RENT—REAUTIFULLY FURNISHED, Kesidence, late y cecupied by Dr. J. Ford Th son, corner 9th «#trect and Mass chusette avenue Tooms, cellar, c#rriags-boure. to varner, 916 F northwest. NT_BY ESIRING TO GO ia ‘AMILY Di! south their newly furnished, desirably aitnated House, inc udinz use of piano aud sewing machine, wita bed and table linen, &c., complete to a privat- ‘ly without smail children for $150 per mont e 5 Natrect northwest, abot pm. d3)-Bt" POE, ENE S 700. CORNER SIXTH AND G streets southwest; ‘chean and elegant: three-story brick dwe'ling; mausard roof; thirteen rooms; on ¥ $3’. Inquire of 4. B. WAGGAMAN, 917 EF strect rthwest. 30-35 VOLK RENT—FLIGANTLY FUKNI-HED HOUSES on K street, near Mth, at ver month; one en T oe re d29-4t OR KENT—HOUSPF, 1117 10TH STKEET, and water; reut $30. Inquire at 926 Louisiana av- enue. 628-6t OR RENT—A VEY DESIRABLE NEW HOUSE, ali modern improvemenir, in northwestern part Also 8 tube and carriave house in eame section. lire at 718 15th street northwest. 27-6 JOK KENT. (or. 16th and M, 12rs.940.50 | 3017 M st.,.4rs.,m.1..25.00 re stable. 00 | 1123 20th wt. 6 rs. $20.00 00 | Hih st.,nearkioad. 12.00 | 527 26th et., Sre. 8.00 1529 26th wt, Ses. 8.00 5 | 402 26th wt: dra. s ss. 8.00 smn.i., 25.00 | 2523 Stoddart st... 7.00 erty for sale. SCOTT & 6O.. Corner 20th and I streets north or Red & 1513 RHODE ISLAND AVE- nue northwest, near Scott statue. Inquire of J. J. SHEDD, 1402 14th street. 028-2m. Improved and ununproved Pron ES. W FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS A FARM O ENTY ACRES, WITH and all necessary outbn ince. mile trom Navy \ Prive, $5 DEL Foi ‘one TAME haue, 1416 F street choice residences aud 8 shou d command the at ivy for homes or iuves'ment. ‘Tue tendancy en is upward, and tho ¢ who buy now will get rich profits. Houses and iots in the northwest aud in ‘tal Parts of the tw ? OF INTEREST ALLOWED ON cit Lar J vine derosits: at market rates. Collections made everywhere by J. H. EQUIER & CO., Banke-s, 14:6 Penna. ave. n1-3mn' ARCEY & AKMSTRON ESTATE Avents, Forestvile, Prince George's County, Md., fe many Farms for sale and exchange in Princo Goonee’s apd ‘countics on terms to suit. 82 m* Inited “tates Bonds bonght and sold | {OK SALE_A RARE © 1ANG ing to euzae in amice business—an ol-eets rocery and Provision Store, now doing a good ness: stock not run down: reason for selling, owner golug Weat. Address HANIE, Staroftice, 0-30" | URE OF A WELL FUit rooms with lance din- | 10 2 Ana very desirabe loca it moderate, Addross Mrs. H. W., Star oflice. % ing-room and kitchen; ho tio SALE-A RARE INVE qbouble Harness; one ct Since | or dog cart, and fitted tor tendem and Bek Cloths; two Liveries (creen Halters, &c. Everything imported lass und used only five or wix times. “Price, $600. Inquire of LF. BIXLER, 1322 G street, between 7 and 8 p.m. ‘a3: VOR SALE—SOHMER & Warercoms, 925 7th street ost complete relected — stock passed Sohmer Pianos, in Grand, aS ai NO BRANCH | rthwest, where the of ureur- | J wre and Up-ight tute, 1116 M strect northwest, coraer 12th, The mndersiened take plosmure LIA fatigh oder, | Charse of the duties of any trust whic ie 28 DAVIN |i | qpavemor BU D KINDERGARTEN AND TRAINING oh net IN ate Trimary., Unterediain Tamees, experienced teadbats, tit: MKS. A.B. OGDEN: Principal allan EW METHOD POR PIANO AND SINGING. PROF. DF WOLOWSKre shortest and best new system, saving years of praction, Teadine music at wiht culture for operws, . taitiing voices to the hycand noerts, ete. New sinectie cinanes ae Walowskt's, Munical Insti- now opened a. Po M, LERRINCE, FROM PARIN AT 1538 5 -W.4 Will sive Ce wal Preveh Leasone 4 purdin Presiden Also, apen Evening 15th January. Price moderate. db Se ARDNG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR NG LADIES AND CHILDREN. NORWOOD INSTITUTE, 1212 and 1214 Lath street, Lath street Circe. full course in Eugiish, Levin, Brench, German, thematics and Natural nee.” Muric, Drawine, | ng and Pancing—all at reasonable raios aud by post methods. Ma. & Mus. WM. D. CABELL, Principals, Usivenstry Vmorxta, confluence of the friends of MD. CABELL, of Woshington i Known to the “unvtersizned « f great worth, pomsewaing nna istrative talents ‘xhibit ne untiring gealin the dis uuay be coutided -NOATLK. DAVIS, HO SMITH, ETERS, & DeVERR, Nik. PAGE, ABLE, JOHN B. MINOR, nim, HARRISON, M.D. n of Faculty. ATT. BC DK HOLMES, Jo VE D. SOU ARLES 3.L. CABELL. Jouns Horxins U TVERSTTY, Bacrivionr, Mv. have known Mr. WILLIAM D. CABELL tor many 4nd founder of oue of our leading sehoo ® ‘Mr. Cabell is a gentleman of hich social Virgh | Position, of nowstal aitais cuts, and of rare re who will not fall to vive prominonee to any ecl-ane with which he tay Connect himse'f. B. L. GILDERSLEEVE. For further reference or information address ‘Ma. & Mus. WM. D. LL, Washington, D. 0. im ELLE BR A Native French Teacher, 3-1m* TIS Mth «treet. E. SCHEFL, ORGANIST. TEACH and VOCAL’ MUSIC. — Pactioniar OF PIANO jou to tra Tynnners, as well as thone wishing: to be qualified for Which ever wasoffered in this city wil. be found. | Pertormers, “Terms moderute, 734 12th street norta- cos low and easy terms, Come and ex: | West = ___ o-oo niall WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC—AT JOR BAI RGATNS IN TIMMS’ New Halls, cor and Dn. w. Ene nos.—Elegent Square Plano, { j france 207 D st. Fourteeuti Phan: 4 as new, cot 330, for $00 cane ‘One nichiy-ouhed | ices Singin, Vici. ke. Twelve teachers. Five Korewood care Square Graud Piano, used but three | Sdvantages. O. B. BULLARD, Director, nil menths, cost $400, for only $160 cath, One eupe: toned new full Square Grand Piano, muruifi tly fin ished Ty case. use i but cort ae ne*rly one-hal., on month! One full Up- | ya" right G ichiy finish ed case, unsur- paseed winging quality of te at a great bar- | Pet ain tor monthly paymex Square in ex- change. These ore extraordimry bancains and must be neen to be fully avpreciated. Apply at PIANO EX- 3 will t on FReener. INSTITUTE AND KINDERGARTEN, | Lunwuaes, Music, Drawinx ai Kindergartener. Teacliera, one square from Thomas Circle. —Pr: need departinents.. ary and Ad- 14 years of age. i Calisthenics. Gom- eachers and Professors. Kurypean. trained inses POLLOCK and NOURK, Prine = ‘Children ent Js, 1127 13th strect northwest. for u7-2m ANGE, 1217 H street, OR SALE—A HANDSOME BAY MAI years old, fifteen and a haif very stylish; to be seeu at FLI nd AMING’S stable, 426 SONS IN KENSINGTON AND ARRASENE broitery given by Mra. V. Ruebsam, 2113 A street Yivate residences, and at Mra. Selme northwest, Mom an ie ‘08 ‘a, 608 8th street. d28-6t" a R SALE—GOLD AND SILVER FISHES— EST END NCI CADEM F Aquariuine of all descriptions. No change ot Ww K ginoeat Corner 19 steel Sad Penn. ave. ees for months. Something new aud beautiful. Felect classy Monday and Thw : Regula 635 D street northwest. 8S. SCHAFFER. dié-im* Tursiay and Friday; Soiree Wed: ay. 019-3 R SALE.—THREE PAIR or STYLISH MATCH- ” ed Horwes; also, Coupe and Buxiness Horses: lad, °* Conversation Henmanay tae guictly mensee for tiity Carriages and Coupes of all styles, with drivers | wy payia by Prof, I TARRGOUR see, aprene- in ful. livery. ale, Horses for hire soparate, 414 ath | Sf, brLorbmine Universiig: peek oid eaten rete A BURG DORE: 15-1" 1B the leading ¢ Of Paris. References: Mr, ROUS= DB _SALV—A LIGHT ONE-HONSE VICTOKIA | TAN, French Minister. 915 Getret vorthwesi. ole and, Coureistre, wed a short time. Also, several new and second-hand Carriages. Kepeiring promptly attended to at JU..N M. YOUNG'S, 318 6th wf. dla gu POSE ney HEAD OF HORSES, JUST arrived from Greenbrier county, Va. ; three saddle Fraw ADAME CHEVREMONT as “Teacher at the Academie co) has resumed GRADUATED Paris U1 ‘Brees and coupe liorses. Can be seen at YATES & SIMMONS’ Stables, 311 12th street northwest. dl-Sw FE SALE OR EXCHANGE—LARGE STOOK OF Carriares, new and second hand. Lowest for crsh a) per. A! Horses, aud sugiee of all kinds fo: hire by the day, week ommomtae Cheapest plac: in the city, 468 aud 470 C strest norih- weet, WM. EF. GUYER’S Livery und Carriace Bazaar. no ines R SALE — ALL KINDS OF BIRDS, HARTZ | sccounts, budness papers an Mountain, Norwich and St. Andr-asbung trained | Uy lading. bua nese houses: Tb; Sinwing Canatiew and ‘all kinds of, Fancy Birds tor Euticn, Special Goecteee ne Aviary caces. FRED. Z! 231 Pennsylvania | Fhies. Special departs a ee z = AUGUST 267n, for Fronution of ‘students F° K—A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND year, day or evening. ion :—y year, danletta, Coupes. C Conre noerna ae ear ecistisrenip for ay Seesincs tae prong hand Carriages, embract 3 : Sar por i Soar, Pare omar iin Santer Sakae ee v Vhetons, Jamp-Seats, | Buggies, &c., Ke. Axent for Boston. buckvoard Gar. | $16 on en! : evening tuition. one month, $6. Hawes. “Repairing promptly attended to. KOBE. H. | somely illvstratel Collere Announcement, ewitainioe GRAHAM, Hepositery aud Fagtory. 410416 Sen sirest | full tuformastion, neut {fee Use eather jorthwest, 027 | at the Coliexe otlice. JOR SALE_A LOT OF FINE IMPORTFD GANA- 8. nies, Mocking Birds, Parrota, Bird F. HENRY ©. ABA A. SPENCE, Vice-Principal. auld ua god, Caren, &e., &e., for sale cheap at the Bird store, 1133 7th street northweit, 8. HARTBRECHT. *__ LOST AND FOUND. NDAY AFTERNOON, A GOLD PIN ith a small diamond settiig.” A suitable reward Will be paid if left at 808 6th atrect northwest. It" LoSt sh OSSD GOLD MEDAL, AWARDED BY the Hermesian Society. A itberal reward if ra— nd to 1418 Peunsy) HUGH. M is avenue northwest. BH. RI A LEATHER | = check payab'e to Mra. smull key aud some stampa. ir office. at OST—THIRTY-FIRST INSTANT—A GOLD EAR. Bob, on returniny from M. jitan charch south- east, to $07 East Capitol street. Liberal reward at sont at 807 East Caritol street. azn OST—A SUM OF MON? Y FRIDAY EVENING last on 1th street, between M aud F streets, in 1th street car, or on F street. Reward will be. it returned to 1125 11th street northwest. Leste 08 SUNDAY NIGHT. A GOLD -MEADED Wane. in the nelickborhood of the Botanicul Gar ‘ena, Finder will please return to 701 7th street northwest, and receive a suitable reward. ° ‘Sa2-at * MONEY TO LOAN. $2,000, x: 3,000. Alro, large? sume on first deeds of Fae Terme ion erate, Promptattention. E. A. MCINTIRE, 918 ¥. a: MOnE¥ TO LOAN ON RUAL ESTATE SECURITY 1m sume to suit, at lowest rates of interest, least ex- pense and without delay. ROBT. A. PETLLIPS, a 2428 New York avenue. MOSex To Loan, ON REAL ESTATE, ATS AND 6 PER CENT R. O. HOLTZMAN. nit 0th and F streets northwest. HAVE MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST. ‘No delay where security is good. 019-3m Dees IN, 0 ist, Address 944 K street Principal, J. P, CAULFIELD, Mus. Doc. Stajlies resumed September 14th, “Ya? LBS. FRENCH CANDY, MIXED WITH 5 1-2 : 1 gall. Best Catawba Wine... 5 Ibs. Soft Shell Aimonds... Preminm Chooolate, sweet or plain, Fancy Gla Governm ‘Speers Unfermented Wine. 429 18S AMY LEAVITT. OF BOSTON, TEACHER M Titra of Vocal and mental Music and Harmony. uber 4th, ci USICAL ACADEMY, I ‘between Connecticut and 17th et. n. EK, MATHEMATICS, NATURAL Scr ence and Enshish, pmvately or in class. Studeuy prepared for Colisge and competitive examinations. vreperadress OmNNJANUS. As “Citlers. FAMILY SUPPLIES. Chocolate Creains,.. iba. Sugar (nearly white). $1.00 t Java Coftes. EO. A. OHARE, 1213 7th street northwest, bet. Ma dN. Losto%, JANUARY A LADY'S GOLD chin. A literal reward will be paid if returned to 1825 T.Lntreet norihwest. Jan2-3t" Lots ENVELOPE CONTAINING PAPERS jaddrensed to J. C. Lay. No value except to owner. Liberal reward if returned to J. C. LAY. 1028 47th street northwest. 312-20" Deer PEACE NEWEQUNDLAND DOS AN- jsweri: ¢ to the name of BEPPU, — Return to 1721 H northwest Jal-2¢" ‘treet AME TO MY PR MISES, ON GRANT ROAD, near Tenleytown, two cows, red and white, (one with be lon), and a heifer fro years old. Owner will rove: 7, Pay charges and take them awa} aa. C. HL Pal FRIDAY EVENING, THE 20rm IN- Hannisy: 1872, in 0. Commendador and Palmeiro Ports in glam, our own importation, ands complete ntock of Mhertiey cham Beret, hiskies, Naglce California Brandy, Jamaica Goons For Au Tives Virginia Mountain y, of 1869, a atrate el: ot teal ‘Clareta, Khine Wines, Irish and” Scotoh Rum, B.W. REED'S SONS, 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. the ladies’ room at 6. and 0. depot, = Satchel, containing a wates valued a & F . ‘710 D'street nor ‘ONEY TO Luan. I have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTA’ sunsof from $100and upwards, at lowopt raise? Ast ‘Charges moderate. Nodelay. B. H. WARN se21 916 ¥ street northwest. 1 333 G STREET NORTHWEST, HAN 8 ly furnished Rooms, with board; tea SAS Eo 'URNI-HED ROOMS, WITH BOARD.—TRAN- FE inc bona with room, $1 to $1.50 per day. 8. FLAGLER, 316 Indians avenues vere am ONEY 70 T0AN in sums to at lowest, estate security. ale 4437 MO TOwest Rares oF reTeREST ON KEAL ESTATE SECURITY. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1528 F street northwext COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. f POX BROWS, ‘vania avenis. mil-6m BEEN TABLE tained at 1413 K street north IRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD, $20 PER MONTH; breakfast and dinner, 35 Lit regular r. 35 centa; three meal tickets for $1. Also, resturant. ay southwest REMONT HOUSE—CHANGE OF PRO) ns ation fot femiiine han aay ‘and ion for qi day | $25, 980, $85 and $40 per month. x W. DER- FATE’ FOR SALE_ONE OF ‘ness hotels in central Pennsylvania; 18 acres of splendid land AUTO- i; RO ‘ot other. 490 MAINE AVENUB ue et re Sener Cee ene By Se Demereees © Phew cooing JAPANESE GOODS. ‘ANTED—CARPETS TO CLEAN BY THE PAR pS tha we ‘to & i wise SIN ANTED — J.” ders, -RBONAL—WILL JOHN CARRIGAN, FORMER- Pal Pee De BOARD MAY BE OB Svsr weet. 413-Im H. 1. ELW: CHRISTMAS ‘corner Tth sud E strects northwest "dd teh LORIDA Onances. . ENGLISH PLUM PUDDING. DRY CATAWBA, $1.25 PERGAL. “AUNT ABBY'S” MINCE MEAT, And 8 full assortment of Holiday Goods. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, 1209 F STREET. FINE SOUTHDOWN MUTTON. Now is the time to engage TURKEYS, 8 ALLOP LOBSTERS, ETC., AT TH? PALACE MARKET, ‘Corner 14th street and New York avenue. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS!