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National Republican., 1877-02-06
BUILDING, PLACE OF MANUFACTURE
ETO,

The stamps Will be required to be manufactured
ments, distinct from those In which any other work
is done by the contractor-thc whole to be subject
to the approval OF the Department-and when
finished must be placed in fire and burglar
proof safe or vault, to be specially provided for
that purpose and constructed to the satisfaction
Of the Department. The contractor, his en-
plsyeos and agents, shall conform to such reRula-
tions as the Department may from time to timo
adopt for the security of the Government.
National Republican., 1877-02-06

Marion Starr VS.. J. W. Starr. This is an
aprcal from a decree In the Equity Court giving
the complainant slOo month alimony. Argued
and auhInllled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15
GEO rig Z TOWN

SUDDEN DEATH OF HUGH CAPERTON
ESQ Hugh CapertOn, esq. a prominent
citlZen and wellknOwn lawyer of this
pace, dled very suddenly, OF paralysis of
Inc heaIt, al his residence on 1st street last
evening about o'clock. For The past two
days lie had been somewhat unwe!I but was
only col lined TO his room for one day Yes
tefoay NOR hing he was in almost his usual
hta!th, nut about o'clock in the evening
alarming symptoms exhibited themsel yes
ard at O'Clock he died. Mr. CaperTou was
born in CniOo, Monroe county, Va, in IS22
ana was consequently 80 years OF age. His
Iaiher: Hugh taperton, was a prominent
NTg1nian, and for several terms represented
his district in Congress. Allan Capertou,
tie late fenatOr from Virginia was abrOther
of the deceased. AT the early age of IL Mr..
taperton graduated at Georgetown college,
going thence TO the University of Virginia
where he graduated at law Returning TO
Georgetown lie married a daughter of Mrs.
NosEer, snd has practtced law here since
that lime. Previous to tire war he had O
iai ge ana lucrative practice, but since then
ne has teen but little in active business. As
lawyer he stood in the front rank of the
profession. For many years h5 was law
recorder OF the corporation of Georgetown.
he also served with marked ability on the
recent CON mission appointed by the Su-
preme Court of The District, under an act of
Congress, to revise the laws OF the District of
Columbia. BY his death Georgetown losses
sood citlzen and the profession OF the law
bright light.
GRAIN TRADE.-Arrivals- Boat Medley.
with $50 bushels wheat and 215 bushels corn,
to Hartly & Bro; also 800 bushels wheat, 10
II. NJ: Talbot. Boat Boyer, with ], 100 bush
j. NJ. Waters.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures on
Change, $50 bushels wheat, with sales as
follows: so bushels at Sl51 4, 500 bushels AT
Slh5H; l5G bushels at 81 53b; 800 bushels al
81 50; 500 bushels at 1ISk; COO busgels at
sI4sk.
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The Mia Question.

A GOOD RECEIPT FOR ApULrERArryG IT.
Edrcr Stn If che self-righteous, COM
days STAR will aduIterate the Ipoor1 pure
mllk lhey say they cannot sell, before taking
III from heir poor native cows with plenty
OF eotnme'I, ground oats. beets, clover and
.Lhotny ray, sweet corn, fodder, sowed corn,
&c and have cultivat d pasture for them to
Iun III instead OF nice garlic and No. l weed
paslrres, fresh prime brewers grain and
cboice, selected xxx household Stops
naked but hearty and strong cornstalks &c
tney Will not find IL necessary to send in
proportions to the Board of Health for milk
route contracts.
The board has no such routes to sub let 1t
having been resolved against" / might
add 10 tie above receipt the use OF large
sponge and basin OF clean water to each COW
htfore milking, the use of n curry comb and
brush on each at least once a day, and TO
guard against mistakes IL is well to state
brush should be applied externally, not
given as food. Have a clean and we'll venti-
lated barn and yard In summer time, and a
warm and comfSAfble stable in winter, and
have cleanliness 6milk vessels and persons
OF those handling the milk a pr me consider
alton. perfect system(good milk or butter
Is never made by guess and personal super
vision OF intelligent owner III every depart
ment, and good, cold spring for extra ting
ne amman heat, by cooling Immediately
after milking.
matters Tt qutrtng atieution W i'll show them
selves instantly. and the complaining par
Ties Will nave no trouble to find in our city
large number OF people claiming to he intel
lgent, but just dull enough to buy such milk
at a fair living price-1O cents per ouart or
80 G. MS per gallon, less per cent for cash.
Now, If they want to excel, let them adj
lew me Attorney cows TO their herd, be
promptly son time" in delivering at the hour
desired, rain, STOW or shine, regardless of
immediate expense, and never have or need
excuses Tor quality OF material, measure, or
manner of delivery.
Then they can have life leases on their
customers as long as they follow the above
receipt, for they (the customers)
"WsDt bat liJrle here b. low,
But AIT hat little prompt. pure ani clean >
ALDERNEY Dairy G29 ST NV
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 10 D. M,
and sXtiu guished at $50 a. IA.
From J. l.. Parker We nave the New York
papers In advance OF the mails.
Tn5 grand jury will resume its sessions on
Monday. They have already 81 Jail ami
L TecCgniZance cases.
a marriage license was issued today to
Lewis Qu6en a. Lucy y. NickSOn, bJtn OF
Anne Arundel county, Md.
J. ShillinEtOn and J. T.. Parker send us
EUp,r's " h'hiy for Or'ooer; also, from
shiillngtoD, we have Gofsy Laf'y : BOOK Tor
DctC Der.
Alta meaiing oftheY. VI. c. ~. last evening,
Rev GtOTge a. Hall explained the manner
adopted 10y various associations throughout
New York state 10 ra'S money for running
'xP Lses. Tine association l. in great need
a large excurs on was In the city to-day
from New Windsor. They came by the
Western Mary lard road, and occupied
eight cars. They spent most of the day in
viSii Dg the punlic buildings and doing
the sights generally.
Early Yesterday morning someone entered
the residence OF Benjamin Roth. lass 9Th
street, and stole - from his pockets The
same parties, Il Is believed, also entered The
house OF Mr.. Levy, 1913 eth street. about the
sane time, and stole So.
The fourth annual exh bitiOn of the Mary
land horticultural society. combined with
the sixteenth biennial session of the Ameri-
can ron ClOCtcal society, closed in Baltimore
last Z iEht- Mr.. John saul. of this city, was
awarded silver medal for "a collection OF 10
varieties Of pears
The revival services 1T North Capitol VI.
r.. church are Increasing ia Interest nightly.
Last night nine peniteutS presented them
selves at The altar, five Of whom We're con-
vented. This - he third week Of these ser
vices, and altogether i.ty one pen Oas have
pTOies>ed conversion.
Christ church, navy yard, whicn has been
closed and undergoing repairs Tor the past
four months. Will he T-Opened tomorrow.
This venerable structure built n 1866 has
undeTtOr complete cnar &c IN lis interior,
and viii now C mpSre favOrariy with the
me- dem blilt CHURCHES.
For the purpose Of increasing the charity
fund OF the Labor Exchange. r. tRaTd Abner.
Keeper of a restaurant on JJh street. has Of
tered 10 devote the entire proceeds of his bser
business on Tuesday next The Schuetzen
NeTein have also Offered TO z We the proceeds
Tor lie same purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15

To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish
to call attention to A. Fiscaer's Chemical
G street, near 9th street. By promptly adopt
Ing the latest improvements, whether of
American or European invention, he is en-
abled TO do his work in manner not to be
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
tiles. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies and
Gents Suits are, tn fact, the cheapest in the
city on account of his superior work. Give
MIN call-SOs Il street. Punctuality guar
anteed,
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DHES AND FISsURE.

Dr.. SHRADER, once room 40 Ct Cloud Built.
Ing, (soufhwest corner 9th and streets,) cures
Piles and Fioure without Knife Ligsture or Cans
nc, and without pain, and guarantees cure In all
cases or no Pay. Refers TO l.. Luohs, OF Lnehs
Bro, tebsceonist, Gas 7th street; q. o. saiIsr,
euperints nd gtoa and Georg stown Rail-
east; WIN. Tucker, merchant tailor, A05 Pennsyi-
x1nia evenue; =; B. Mkrche, p. o. DePArtment,
Place; and Ely others, on application ct my onos
Ladies attended As their resdencee II desired. Once
Oultax1on ire. ousI-fT
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OFFICES KENTED-PREyARAT FOL

OFFICES kENTED-PKEI'ARAT FOR
WORK, &C.
The executive committee of the Labor TX
change have made arrangements with Mr..
Barbour, proprietor of the Seaton building,
for the occupancy as a headquarters otfice
OF The store room in that building, number
DC louisiana avenue. This room runs
through 10 G. street, making a front also on
the latter street numbered 621. but there is a
double partition wall between. MAXIM two
rooms The one on Louisiana avenue is TO
DE used "a an office for males, aud the G.
street room for females. AT the last meeting
of the managers, Mr.. j. =. Klingle, of the
county volunteered tO take charge OF these
rooms temporarily until the managers can
determine upon proper person for general
superintendent, and yesterday Mr.. Solo
mons, Chairman OF the committee on organ
1zaiion, placed some tables, desks and other
furniture therein. other articles OF fur
nituIe Will be added from time to time
An connection with MIR. klingle, Mr.. =.
r. Hay will assist in getting the work
started until permanent officers are selected
MT Soiomons yesterday furnished Mr.. l. )
fmery, Temporary secretary, with some
suggestions as to the manner Of blank forms
10 be used and also forms for books OF regis
Try, which Will probably be adopted by the
committee. The registry books for appli
cants VII! contain Ia blank, spaces for date.
name, residence, Occupation, age, color,
slate OF health, number In family. ages OF
children or wards, age. and sex of agei, anu
helpless. number OF sick, their condition,
iisLl4ft vi SIZE iic>N. Wtittt NUMBER In FAMILY
have employ meEt. &c: also, space for the
inteIrOEaiOrieS. "Will You go out Of the Dis
t-icf To work. How far viii YOU gD9''
''Nil you so with or without your family
chow long have you b-en a resident OF the
DisiI1ct2' &c Bank forms in sheets will be
furnished each OF the committees in their re-
specit' districts CORES bonding IN detail 10
The registers kept al the heaiquarters and
after tLey have been filed up by the appli-
CantS they VIII be REQUIRED To oe endorsed by
TWO responsible and well known citizens,
certify ing 10 The facts contained in them
BEFORE they are entered upon the registry
books IL i thought the committee Will re-
quire them 10 be submitted 10 the police for
ratification, by which imposi:ions will be
prevented , milar books OF registry viii
probably be kept of the employers OF the la
DOrers, mechanics and others, wherever they
may be, in order 10 afford n guarantee OF
good faith on their part, and that their en-
ployes Will be fairly dealt vi, h and paid
Their services.
"A meeting of the committee will be held
This evening, al The Office OF Messrs Fitch 4
Fox.
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~ pNK.<.iOuS. Ricnics Ar

EGHoH1fe.-l !. .. o. +. excursion to Balti-
more. Round-tr'P tickets, S160. A special
tram for Druid Hill Park Oh Monday at S. 20
81. m. See aGvt
AunooV ErcTsionS.-The Mary Washing
ION; The CocAadc City and the Mattano,
make trips down the Potomac to morrow
See ADVERTISEMENTS
- tscr's G0rdsR.-SscOnd picnic of the
Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15
CITY ITEMS,

DELICIOUS CooKERY.-Th The most delicious.
light, white and wholesome biscuits, rolls,
mullins, vaffles, cornbread ca re, & c. are pos
sible TO every table by using the celebrated
Doo'el s Yeast Potcoier 1t is absolutely pure,
and will go much further in use than other
kinds OF baking powder. 1t is impossible TO
fail with 1t in baking. Ask your grocer for
Ii, and do not be put off with any Other. ~.
CATARRH, OFFENSIVE DISCHARGES FROM
THE HEAD AND ALL CHRONIC DISEASES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
That the tfmid and disappointed may feel
the utmost assurance and confidence in the
good faith of Doctor Hartley, he generously
proposes to attend, all persons, rich or poor,
free of charge, until the best evidence and
most convincing proofs of his success have
been reallzed from his treatment
Doctor Hartley's Office and residence 93I
New York avenue, near 10Th street.
KEELER's NEW METHOD AND POINTS
OF interest and advantage 10 gentlemen in
purchas ing their fine garments, 10 which We
Invite the careful scrutiny OF the pubiic. Oar
large experience and facilities we use for the
benefit OF our customers in lowering prices of
nne work. We employ the best OF worSmsn
In every department. You run no risk, as
all money is refunded in case they do rot
tit. The guarantee protects the buyer from
any loss whatever. You pay for no bad debts
as the terms are cash TO all. You can select
your goods nom my samples, which repre-
sent all the desirable styles in the city, or at
any dry goods or cloth house. You pay only
wholesale rate for making ana trimming
You save one third and often more. Dicker-
ing and debate are done away with by u.s.
Every body gets our best without having 10
ak fer II. Call and see specimens of gar
ments made up and price list, aud profit
thereby. JOHN NJ. KELLER,
Room l, Vernon Row,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15

DEEDS have been hletl in the Recorder OF
DEEDS Office as follows: T.. J. StlIlyagon to
Mary I. Burton, so, lot Il, of sub. of y aud
rs, so. 2.6. John Hayes TO John Sullivan.
500, parts IL and IS, SO. al. w. +. Hutchjn-
son to Elizabeth Masters, sos, lot 20, so. 1885,
4. Z Riley TO w. II. Dickmon, 5000, lot II =,
so. 3g5, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15

WORK AT THE NAVY YARD.-o1 ship car
penters, l sawyer, l boat builder, Is borers
4Eu oolters, . JOtners, block maker, % la
hOrers, boys, copper renners; ali adj
ilOoal workman, VIII go 10 work ON MOsda '
IN The constructors department of the Navy
faId, The requisition having been approve
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15

HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous Sufferers,
and those who have been dosed, Drug Ell
and quacked. Pulvermachers Electric Belts
efectually cure premature debility, weak
ness, and decay. Book and Journal. with
information worth thousands, mailed free
Address Pulvermacher Gaivanic Co, New
York City. 61S.dAkIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15

A PROTRACTED Pic MIC - on Wednesday
a union picnic of the Sunday schools of the
western PORTION Of Anne Arundel county
Md, was arrar gei 10 take place al Jackson's
NOcCSs on The B. & L. X. r. on the next
clear day but in conse quence of the rain on
"Wednesday II did not take place that day
On tic following day there were abDut 80
men On the ground, despite the frequent
slower, and a they had large tent erected
they coLc Cdtd To make day offs. Yes.er-
day, however, the people generally turned
Out. ana there were 81 least thOlSarld on
The ground. Friendship, sulphur Springs
AMI severn Chapel sunday schools app AIRED
with banners. Bethel school wore badges
ard - PEERS. rnsettes. Interesting al
dresses were made by M :. n DeShielIs. Of
the Episcopal church, Rev J. Il Nichols, of
The NJ. T. church Rev. b High!ev. Of the NJ
p Church South. Rev. Cyrus Robinson OF
the VI. L. church. Toe singing by the SCHOOLS
was hEe. and tie children Were made HAPPY
by treat Of cream aud cake. Much OF the
success Of the picnic is due 20 the railroad
company, stopping heir trains at the
grOuntS- Before leaving the grounds a mum.
Der OF persons arranged for a grand union
tenn % rance Picnic, To be held on tho groIud
on The 9Th OF October, TO which temperance
o. Organizations arr expected from Baltimore
Annapolis and the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15

IHE DEMAND for seats in the public
schools this week has exceeded the suppIv.
and the rush for school books at Poteri, s
Bookstore has been unprecedented. The new
patent book covers Introduced by him free
OF Charge are immensely popular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15
DETEReENT-onepo pound equals OF soap.

THE REASON WHY All hOusekeepers and
others use the diCEidjR Security OIL II that no
accident has ever occurred from its use II
Is the best in the world. All storekeepers
sell 1T. Try IL, and you will have no other.
Take nothing but Aladdin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15

PRIME NORFOLK OYSTERS received daily
at Johns Restaurant, corner eth and ID SITS.
READ REEDS AID. in this paper and see if
II suits You.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15

REFoRM Is TIE ORDER OF THE DAY, but
Il IT, soap That Old Brown Windsor Will never
he removed from the toilet of the fashionable
world. The purest and most fra grant is that
of the Old London firm. X f.. Atkin-
son. WI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15
READING NOTICES.

IF THERE Is ANY AILMENT more dread
ful than headache, we are at q loss TO know
what il Is LodilIe's Headache Specific cures
al once. so cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15

NEw DRY GOODS Al Carter's, 20, MAIL,
Space coored cashmeres, black cashmersS
black silks and black alpacas, very chea 3,
red and white wool fiannels, blankets, Can,
ton flannel, shawls, sheetiDg cotton, bed
ticking.
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VEG EFT IN f,
FURTHER PROOF.
FACTS WILL TILL.

GoFFsTowN, N. H., Aug. l, ISIS.
h. b. STEVENS, Eso.:-
=, Dear Su:-Allow me to say Q word IN favor OF
SEGETINE. During the pat year have suffered
the Sd Of November until the middle the following
week had eight Of the best physicians In tbs state
but g. no h.lp. and con:tantiy grew worse. They
and kidney complaint, and could never be any better
was reduced In weight 50 pounds, " hich is much,
for sm naturally thin.
In juno, finding was failing under .the treatment
Of the Pbysc ans, commenced the use of YEGRrINE
thro ugh the earnest persuasion of friends and Am
happy to state. with good ts have gained ZEN
pounds Ia weis hf and can sit mp ali day, walk half
. mile and ride six.
am gre atty encouraged. and shall continue using
the NEGErINE il ean get it. am Q poor man bn,
Tor the truth Of this statement refer to any man in
Gohstown or vicinity. Yours, very thankfully,
A. j. BCRBECR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15

J. q. -. F.-GTdEd Lo,lge d ne United SAFES.
on Monday morning. al . O'Clock, the Grand
Lodge of the United States, /. y. O. F.. will
meet IN annual session In Baltimore and
VIII continue in session during the week
The delegates from this District are John
r. Havenner and VIM. X. Mclean repre-
sentlng the Grand Lodge, and j. T. Given
me Grand Encampment, and Past Grand
sire Fred ID. Stuart In connection with
this meeting OF the Grand Lodge the Uni
FORMED Patriarchs battalion OF this eli Y have
I ne errang ments with the baltimore and
Iotoinac railroad for special excursion TICK
ets 10 Baltimore and return grooi from date
OF lss 1e, commencing To- day until The 25th
INSTANT inclusive, on any trains excep, the
nml'ed express, al Sl6O. The uniformed
oatts ION last evening changed their bonr nj
ie<EinS on Monday morning 10 81 o1 So as IN
enable them To reach Baltimore In tims 10
, pih me baltimore Patriarchs IN escorfins
she re- preseniatIves of the Grand I.ot ye from
LEI headquarters al Barnum's hotel 10 the
Jay street hall A special train for The &c
oonhnlodAtlon OF the Odd Fellows and thair
ahii i VIII leave ON Monday, at $40 a. M.
a those not wishing To spend me ia y 81
BALTIMORE will be conveyed directl v 10 DS,ai
hliI fark, wnere arrangements includfno
hotel accom- mOdatious, have been male 1ns
grand family and fraternal picnic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15

The above Oil can he had ut Geo Pyneal
Jr.'s, $50 ID street northwest. S1,3:
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10th street and Penn


FASHIONABLE HATS AT POPULAR PRICES.
Gents Fall Style Broadway Six Hat. 81
Fine Stiff Derbys and Helmets, - to -.
Very nice fine Soft Hats, = 30 to - 81.
Mems Heavy Wool WORKING Hats, 7jc tn ~.
Boys and Children's Stiff and Soft Hats,
for dTe SIS and school wear. a. all prices, from
hCc. TO 81 30. At Lewis Popular One Price
Store,' go eth street, bstween aud X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15

~ The principal reasons for suspectinp
that Osman Pasha is a Kentuckian is thaI
he uses plug OF tobacco a day, takes his
OF X vars, sah."- ~ Y. C0mnlercial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15

BABIEs sre n institution, and should be cuard al
ron atiatk OF COLI, Il uience, etc, by Dr. Bull .
Baby syrup. Prce Is cents pr bottle. 1t
a GOOD PREVENTIVE FOR NEU.
A EALGIA AND CATARaH
ps the
aussi.tr DEMONGEOTs HYoIENIo WIGS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15

BEST furnaces. ranges. stoves, &c, cheap
at Moran's, 2126 Pennsylvania avenue.
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS AT the so,b
regular meeting OF the franklin Cooperative
Building Association, Monday, Sept M
seven shares were redeemed a. ~cSii 53 each
S2y5207l and 800 was advanced az 50 per
cent.
At the 56th regular monthly NJ Getting OF the
Jefferson Cooperative Building Association
Tuesday, Sept. II. 80, leo was ad yanced al an
average rate OF ~ per cent
At the 18th regular monthly meeting of the
Arlington Cooperative Building Association
$500 at an average premium of IS per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15

HoCsE FURNISHING GoODs.-Carpets,
sneetlng cottons, Marseilles spreads, crotchet
spreads, table linens, Turkey red linens,
naPklnSs towels, blankets, comforts cassi-
neIss Tor men and boys, Canton faunels,
woi nsnneis, Hamburg edging; fall and
syIysnia goods cheap, at TOwsoa's, Penn
oNcANcs