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"CheaP MILK,

"Housekeeper' is greatly in error; ten
cents per quart is cheap enough for good
milk. The clamOr for cheap(D milk must
children, does she want them poisoned, or
does she want TO give them watered milk?
No decent dealer can sell the good and pure
article u,iskimmed and unwatered for less
Than 10 cents per quart, and be just to him
self and his customers, and this season of
cholera lnfantum and kindred COMPLAINTS
among our little ones, is no time to start the
cry Tor any thing In the shape OF lacteal fluid
except the pure article, unsKimmei and nm
watered. Let not "Housekeeper" or any one
else peril their children's lives by raising the
cry for cheap milk! PUBLIC SAFETY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

FIRST SAW Gail Hamilton in ALBANY
the morning after small mouse scared her
up bedpost in the Delavan house. she was
wool gathering, but wore corkscrews yerv
much the same as now, only younger and
containing less soap and mucilage aud more
tn DO1s6t1y Netrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

PoINDExTER EDMUNDSON VAS II ANGED
at bloomfield, MO-, Friday, for killing a
The testimony was circumstantial, and he
had been respited on account OF the death
bed confession OF a weakminded broth err
who stated that he and not Poindexter was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

MA Postmaster out in Wisconsin saws
I'll an edict Is issued that office-holder
shall not edit political papers, we shall
cling to the office aud change this to a Sun-
day school journal"
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'nis connection attention is invited 10 the fol-
lowing article copied from 9Th. c,-.., -.
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''i's OF historical sketohes
puBlishee In Roweil's "Centenuisl Neusn.n., r.,
bfbitiop >, NJ, ~ ,S-.
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'"' pOoss o'f'ser' ba so stds &C
Us" u" We a'"s' ana so Jss1 asd oovpLsss
- ' ''''"'S 10 " n'tef hs1aeitns dsDsasds
~ seq posisa ~ fAs datIy eotsSs a.
10 ns sHa rae Ia'seu ssd bass
W" 'a"0s' 'pg1rs aad ec-,ssposs-
"S'oted' ns s1esraBA Is yrsly
-S'~' ava ''s 'as'e" ana Dsoa pow~fs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

THE renowned "Retort gas stoves" ovens
broilers, and fiat iron heaters. all sizes, at
Hamilton's, Y. NJ. c. A. Building, 9th and
ID streets. T5epS
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OLDESTI CHEAPESTi! BEST!!i
THE EVENING STAR.
THE WEEKLY STAR.
WASHINGTON. DC.
OLDESII CHEAPEsTii BEST,li
The Evening Star

"e'ery-hers recognized asthe leading Devrys,s
OF Washington. With two exception, only, a. A.
n' 1aTseu s''oslafsos q, s.y daily pa,r ,.sa,I.s
'osfs Of NsS YO-i. wore sAa. THREE TINE. .,., ~
s'y 0'Ae- ~ rae ory, and KeraL TO THAT O., AZ
rhE OTHER p.iIr rArtKs IN WASHINGTON .pprs
rosKTHKR
To advertisers, therefore, II pre-euts peculiar ana
unegusiled advantages, In the extent and oh.r,,,.,
OF lite circulation and in the Io- rates charged con-
Steering the vide publicity Il insuro..
IL IL, indeed, within It's scope.
TIE BES7 kDTFRTTSTy., ,yrnTy-x, rp
TEE UNITED Sta TKss.
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Weather Indications To-day.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,l
WASHINGTON, July II, 1871. (
For New England and the middle Atlantic
states, stationary or lower pressure. lower
temperature, southerly winds, veering to
westerly, partly cloudy weather and rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

:. IN NURSERY wherein all il life and laugh in
nead OF and frsttinR there be found
Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup. PrIoe IS cents per bottle
10O NEW AND SECONDHAND TOP
!VC AND MOI TOP BUGGIES, Sim
gle and jump Seat Jaeger, two and four ~ :
stylish Brett, and fifty other sfyleS
i. D. SCnmr 4 CO..
Hlly SO Psuasyiyaajs sycaus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17
CLOTHING.


CIOTHING
Our
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roru,,.,.,rc -.
READY SALES MUST BE MADE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

THERE IS A VACANCY In the naval acade.
my from this district, as the young son of
Mr.. Whitwell has resigned. with ahnrt Gartv
others, for misconduct. Mr. SmaIIs, II seems.
can not keep the place he is entitled 10 i'm
West Point and Annapolis filed, as for some
cause his nominees are all afioat in p Short
time.-l Charleston Neus and Courier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

ANOTHER LOT OF beautiful lawns inst
received, lace stripe white goods, black silks,
Summer silks, beautiful dress goods. black
cashmeres, black alpacas, bunting, towels,
napkins, etc, at Carriers, 101 Market Space.f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

EVERY RELIABLE DRUGGIST I'm WASH
ache Specific. 20 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

~The Richmond (Va.) Disp0sch saws that
flank movement against the public Schools
such movement would be disastrous to the
men who make if. w '"0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

THE CENTENNIAL CLUB has fled a GER
tlhcafe OF incorporation In the Office OF the
Recorder OF Deeds The object rs r1utusI
benefit, recreation. &c The corporators ar.
George X. Baier, A. Heinrich, George Juen
MAJ n, III. Schmidt, X. King, jr.. Il. B. Choir
Assoc atiOn.) Charles Gran, <. Shining
Thomas Carrshtr. John l.. Barrett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
OF new and finely located brick dwelling
for sale at bargain by Fitch, Fox & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

IHE UNREAL OF the late Charles Baker
took place from his late residence Id 7
street, yesterday afternoon, aud the inter
mest was made at Glenwooi. Rev. A a.
Butler ofnciating- Mr.. Baker was in the sSih
year OF his age, and was a native of Boston.
Mass, but for the past finy-hve years had
been an employee OF the War deparlnent
and q resident OF this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

TIE EVENING STAR IL furnished 20 ,us.c,i.
oers at the following Low rates: BY carriers in the
city, 10 cents week; BY mail, 90 cents a month, or
eco Der year, postage prepaid; single copies, :
cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

CAPTURE OF AN ALLEGED RooE THEE
Detectives McDevitt and McFlfresh arras.aj
yesterday colored man named ChaS White
charged with stealing some two hundrer do
iars worm OF books from his employer, Mr.
=. A Terry, on +. between 5th and 6,h Str -
northwest. White stripped the covers from
The books and sold them for waste paper 70
n Junk dealer f~fNA ="
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

THE CASE OF NELSON AGAINST THE
pIsTRIGr-To day, in the Circuit Court.
JUG. humphreys, the case of VIM. Nelson
lot mandamus tn compel the Commits
sloners 10 issue TO him a certificate Of in
oeotedness (by the board of auditl for work
gone lor me District was called-Mr. Christv
for petitioner and Mr.. Birney for the District
The case was not decided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

MARRIAGE LICENsKs have been issued TO
VIM. Falvey, of New York. and EIizahe,h
Linsley; Thos. Burr Williams, OF Loudon
county, Va, and Mary Ruth Mcintosh: san
ders Howell and Harriet James; John Nor
ton and Mary Johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

DRowNFD.-Yesterday afternoon about s
O'Clock Mr. j. NJ. y. Brown. while in bathing
win Charies Ricketts, and William Cornell,
near near me gut on the southwest part of Ana
lostan island, was drowned. Mr.. Brown
Wa carpenter, residing at $40 / street,
Ahd ne Ieayes widow and one child
Only Two weeks Old His body was recovered
IN few hours ard removed TO his residence
Deceased was about p years old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

SALE OF REAL ESrATE-Messrs. Young
~ middleton sold At auction on yesterday
altefnoOn, for Mr.. G.. Kennedy, trustee. the
Weet balI OF each OF lots 162 and 153, in
Praiher ct ais sub. of part of Mt. Pleasant.
improved by three two story frame dwell
ing,; on the east side of 9th street. just be-
representing the NationsI Mefronoiitan
Bauk for 81 ,905.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

BUILDING PERMITS issued by the inspec-
tor OF buildings: George L. Alexandria re-
model brick dwelling. 2222 12th streets
northwest, 500. John j. Geniuer extend a
Two story brlck warehouse, 11th, between G.
street and Pennsylvania avenue norm west.
Sl,oN. ID. h. McHesd, construct a two story
brick school house, l2th, between VI and n
streets northwest; $500. W. W Burtietta
construct three two story brick stores and
dwellings, 9TH. between II and y streets
northwest; $1,000. Peter Campbell, extend
q three story brick dwelling. q. between l;th
And lfth streets northwest; 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

DIR. W. p. G. HAZEN has been appointed
by the District Commissioners assistant
resident physician TO the Washington aims
house hospital. DIR. Hazen was recommended
by DIR. Johnson Eliot, DIR. Toner. DIR. Ashford,
DR. Noble Young, and by DIR. +. NJ. Guunell,
medical director ". s. navy. The Office OF
aIoihecary to that Institution has been abol-
lshed, the duties connected herewith being
EMU listed to the physicians in charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

The GOSPEL MEETINGS being held in the
large tent ere cted near Lincoln park by the
Mount Sinai African NJ. r.. church. are IN
creasing in Interest. and at each service
since the opening on sabbath morning large
audiences have attended the pree ching The
scene presented at this tent on Saba n dur
Ing The entire day was of the most animal
ing character. While persons OF various de-
nominations united in the labor of love,
There vas an abSeEce OF all dOctTinal and
controversial discussion and the main cues .
ton of personal salvation throHgh the ELI
cacy of the blood of Jesus was kept promi-
nently before the minds of the aSSemblaye.
These meetings are held every evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17
THE SUMMER HOME FOR WASHING.
TONIANS
ROCK EN0N SPRINGS.

REVERIDGE HOUSE,
- MIDpLEBURG, LOUDOUN CO.. VA,
Containing Is large and airy rooms, forty miles from
Washington. Take Orange and Alexan
drIa r. 4. Eight miles from ration, over yEMY
hne country roads. Mineral springs near &s.GS
town. Livery stable At hotel, free to guests.
Terms 8 2J per month.
References-Mrs. Geo SeitZ, 1924 9th street; Ii.
o. ClanRhton, 46Oh Louisiana avenue.
je2 him JOS. NJ. PATTON.
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- RATES OF ADvERrIsINo, IN both IL
Dsay and wssky edition. naAs known, I'd :ssu-
nasss &c spsssa, service fuznuhsd. on sppasstso.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

NOLOKADO HOUSE,
~ OCEAN BEACH. MONMOUTH CO., N. :,
OPENS FOR GUESTS JUNE 1sT.
One hundred feet from good bathing. r q n \
Two lakes ana pine woods within three NJ
minutes walk OF house. House has all lEs
modern conyeniences; will accommodate 80 quests
Terms, S7.s0 perday. and SA per week. few
the West End House, Cape MAY, Proprietor. Apply
fU16O5 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa. apH f,tSm
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

I AIDES SHOES.
Until AUGUST 4, I shall allow o dis q
count Of ten Der cent all cash safes.
JAS. III. VERMILYA,
Ladies. Shoe. MADE TO oSbEk a. sno r.r noa:e
jy9 3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

CIRCUIT COURT-Jttdtle HIFnphTevs.
Schwing Clark agt. Hill; discontinued by plain
tiffs. Peake agt. Ferguson certiorari dismissed
Ayers agt Streeks proceedings If Justice set aside
NJ plaintiffs costs Funk agt Commissioner of Pat
enis: mandamns: hearing set for Tne,.lay nnxt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17
DERFECTLY FITTING

1911 Pennsylvania arpnste.
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EXCITING -RCSAwAYS--AbO bout : O'Clock
last evening horse attached 10 a buggy be-
longing To W. II NallOr ran away, and the
occur art, Mr.. W. l.. Gardner. was thrown
ont The buggy came iu contact with III. ..
Towies' furniture wagon. the horse attached
70 the latter ran OIL, going up Pennsylvania
avenue. ~ the corner OF 18th street il struck
one OF X. Crutts carriages, taking OFF the
top. and on 18Th and ID streets Alexander
Smith. in attempting toStOp 1t. was run over
and bruised. Officer AdOlph Miller next at
ten pied to stop the horse, but the reins
broke. and he was rolled under the wagon.
The front wheels passed over him aud
hrCiSed his legs. so that he was disabled. At
the corner Of 18th and G. streets the horse
was captured by Officer Shilling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort. Va.
Snusaed within 100 yards of Fort Monroe. Open
all the year. Special attractions for sum- n
mer, with ample capacity for 500 guests vEHAe
han all modern Improvements Six daily kE:W1
class steamers land daily, except Sunday s0 yards
from the door: Superior beach for bathing at door
steps and good from May until November Boating,
hshing and driving specially attractive. Send for
circular describing by genic advantages, terms. &c
my Sm H. PHOERUS. Prom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

GREAT CLEARING SALE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-17

INJURED BY A FALL.-AbOut half past
O'Clock this morning an old gentleman Mr.
l. w Butts, the father OF the proprietor OF
Inc irving House, corner of Sth and streets,
went 10 the third story back building of that
Motel 10 wake the fireman. as usual. After
arousing the fireman Mr.. Butts started down
the steps when dizzy sick spell came over
MIN, and he returned to the window uucon-
Scious of what he was doing, and was In the
act of getting out OF IL when the fireman
caught bold OF him for the purpose of getting
him back, but lost his hold upon him, and
MI. Brtt fell the distance OF % feet, and was
considerably bruised and stunned but il is
hoped not seriously Injured.
, 1877-12-29

matter, but unfortunately the interests Of
20 many nations are involved in the set
Element, that it seems hardly possible to
satisfy all parties concerned. Austria is
at present maintaining a very quiet neu-
trality, but her interest in the approach
ing crisis must be intense, while nearly
every European power with or without
excuse seems determined to have a finger
in the pie. J
, 1877-12-29

and wrinkled he retained bis m~entaffacul-
ties until the last and was perfectly able to
help himself, walking even without the
aid Of a stick. His death was occasioned
not from old age but from the effects Of a
severe cold.
, 1877-12-29

We notice on the oath instant the
telegraphic information concerning the
accumulation of supplies at Malta and
Gibraltar, which seems to indicate that
tbe British Government intend to prepare
themselves for any emergency It is GER
tainly as we'll that they should prepare
themselves for the worst, even while ear
nestly hoping for the best.
, 1877-12-29

According to the despatch of the 22nd
inst, it appears that M. Waddington the
French Minister of Foreign Affairs, has
quite satisfied himself as to the stability of
the Republican form of Government for
France. There will probably, however,
in spite of lis intimation to the contrary,
be many f~unctionaries in bis department.
who will continue to keep their posts and
still eatertain a latent hope for a change
10 the Government of their country.
France is certainly far from being uni
versally Republican, and the aspirants to a
restoration of the Empire still form a
powerful and numerous bcdy though at
present in a very decided minority.
, 1877-12-29

The London " Times of the LIST instant
(which rea ehed us via st. Thomas) con-
stains an interesting account of a case of
longevity which comes from Copen-
hagen, and which the Times says is
well authenticated. On November 2 1st a
man died in Copenhagen at the great age
of 1O2 years and IL, months. His name
twas Johan Joseph Ropge, a glass cutter by
trade, and reputed to, have been the oldest
inhabitsnt of the town. He was born in De-
cembera l774. He was Q youth of Is when
Louis XVI ofFrapces was beheaded, and
q man of some 40 years of age at the time
( of the Battle of Waterloo and the fall of
aNapoleonI. Till he was 100 years old me
managed his business entirely himself,
aud attended to his shop. On the
10th of December 1874. when just
100 years 0 fage. the King presented him
with a decoration, ",pot for having lived so
lang, but for an active and, honorable life
!, Of common extent" Even. after having
completed his full century a9fage the old
manlis sAid to have been frequently seen
sitting atone of the most freqqented eafSso
0epsphagen sippipghis teddy and locking
6verothe nswapapsrA,T Though XitAhsred
, 1877-12-29

80 "A AOESA 1l00 OCOn l1dAO
by some one in Salamanca which will
possibly prove a very useful addition to
modern discoveries. A system has been
found for rendering writing-paper In
destruetible by fire. 1t is claimed for
this invention that though placed in the
fercest fire, the prepared paper will not be
destroyed, and though it may carbonize
from excessive heat, the written or printed
matter uponi it will remain distinctly legi-
BILE. Papers of whatever antiquity may un-
dergo the process of being rendered incom-
bustible, without injury to their contents.
= The Island of Jan Mayen 10 the Arctic
Ocean, has been recently surveyed afresh
by the Norwegian Deep Sea Expedition.
The island is a comparatively recent volca-
mic formation, similar in geological respects
to the volcanic peninsular of Reikavik in
Iceland. The volcano of Beerenburg, the
highest point in the island, was ascertained
by the explorers to be $3.50 feet in height.
The latest novelty in London is the
family of ~T.aplanders now exhibiting at
the Westminster Aquarium. They came
from Kauto KENO in Finmark, the most
northerly country of Europe. The party
consists of two men and two women with
their native sledges, tents, reindeer and
dogs. They go through some sort of per-
form aEce. singing native songs, lassoing
the reindeer &c, and are said to attract
crow DIS of visitors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10
The Navy Deficiency.

The Committee on Appropriations have
decided 20 pay the so-called navy deficiency
brst. and to investigate IL aitorward. This
is brand new way Of protecting the Treas
ury against misuse OF the public money.
Mr.. BLouNT of Georgia, who reported the
regular bill III the late Congress, has charge
pf the present bill to Inappropriate mil
ion and a half of deficiencies and difference
81 pay which were voted at the last session.
with five hundred thousand dollars for adj
ditlonal items, or ~. OO3, s6l.27 in all.
The figures given by Mr.. THOMPSON are
adopted without alteration, and without any
,ther explanation than his general one, that
the money granted for specific purpose
has been diverted" and that the deficiency
dates back many years. Taxpayers are ex-
pccted TO be satisfied with this method Of
accounting for the disappearance Of their
money, and to accept the situation made for
bhcm without question.
According to this precedent II these two
nilions should happen to be diverted, all
Mat Congress would have to do at the next
)cssion would be TO vote them over again.
The Committee on Appropriations. fol whom
great promises were made "a rigid econo-
nists and careful guardians Of the Treas
pry, have failed to make either claim good,
~ far as the Army Till and the navy de-
icicncy are concerned. The military chiefs,
n the one case and the Navy Department
N tho other, appear to have had their own
way.
No justification can bc offered for asking
the House to appropriate now million and
half of dollars for the very Same objects
Tor which that sum was appropriated ON the
Dd of March, without AT least informing the
country what has become of the money
Mr. THoMrsON's letter on this subject Is not
m answer to the question by any means
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

Mr.. Justice SrRoNG of the Supreme Court
of the United States. according to u Wash
ngton telegram in the tribune, admits the
gcnuincncss of his letter to the Hon. q. W.
JoNrs-wich. of course. he could not deny
and. although hccomplains OF Mr.. JoSEs's
publication Of the letter, he says 1t Expresses
nis real sentiments the sentiments which
ne held then and which he holds now Judge
STRONG himself thinks he might have made
The letter even less ambiguous than IL was
mad he been writing for the public eye; but
Il is difficult to see how its meaning could
nave been made any palmer. Judge STRONG
thinks he was right in giving the Office of
President to Mr.. HAYES on strictly tcchni-
cal grounds; but he evidently has discov-
cred no reason for changing his original
md confident opinion that Mr.. HAYES was
ncver legally elected.
The publication in the Tribune. therefore,
mounts in substance, only to II rcjifirmance
oy the nun who made Mr.. HAYES President
that Mr.. HAYES holds that high Office, not by
virtue of IL lawful election, but only by force
II false and fraudulent returns. In this
opinion Mr.. Justice STRONG is fully sus-
aimed by the interchangeable and ncontro-
rcrtible facts of the case.
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until some shocking scandal frightens the
community back into the European system
Of separate schools.
The strongest argument advanced in favor
of opening the Boston Latin School to girls
is that they have just as much right to he
taught the classical languages at the cx-
pcnsc Of the city az the boys have This is
unanswcrablc. But have either boys or girls
the right To be go taught; Famous and
venerable as Is the Boston Latin School IL
ii an institution which ought to be grated
on our modern system of popular cduca-
ton II boys and girls can afford the time
to study the ornamental branches of learn
ing. they can afford. In the majority OF cases,
To pay for their tuition; and in no case
should the cost Of 1t be levied upon the tax
payers generally.
As to educating the sexes together, we arc
inclined to agree with Mr.. ADAMS.