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Evening star., 1877-08-21
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROl AND
THE SOUTH.
The gwift and elegant iron steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, Captain j. WHITE, -
leaves Sixth street Wharf every Mon EAN4N
day, Wednesday and Friday, at 3
O'Clock p m, connecting with steamers for Boston,
leaves Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
urtay At z clock D. m.
Evening star., 1877-08-21
The Evening Star

he'erywnere recognized - the leading newspspe
OF Washington. With two exception. only. 1, 4.
'a' 'arsef ei'eHIasiOs Of sry daily paper ,ubH,A.s
'okfA Of Nv rJTE, more han THREE rrxss tkst a.
sny Other N fis sitg, snd EQUAL TO rHAr OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILy PAPERS IN wlsH1Nsro Appr,
rosETHBE
onequsled advantages, iu the extent and charaote,
Of Its circulation, and in the low rates oharset, CON
siderins the wide publicity II insures
II Is, indeed, within its scope,
TIE BES7 AD DVERTISTNG &EDICR IN
THE UNITED Sta TES
Evening star., 1877-08-21
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIYERPOOL,

sseythis.--Wsd.. Aug. e sey.hia..--%ed., SEPT. y
Aieeris....W W cd, eeps. Algeria Wed, Oct. 10
Bcthnia....We seW. q Bothnia:- Wed. Dot. y
AND every following W ednesday from New York.
steamer marked do not carry steeraSe Ieasen eers.
gold, according TO accommodation. Ticket TO Paris,
el6 gold, additional. Return ucksts on favorabls
terms.
6teerase tickes 70 and from all part. OF nuroDe at
very low rates. Through bulls OF landing given for
on the Continent aad for Aediterrenean ports. For
40 Bowling Green; or both steeraSe and cabin,
20 OTIS BI0ILOW, 0O0 7th street.
Evening star., 1877-08-21
STEAMERS, &c.
pOTOMAO TRANSPORTATION III

The ommodfcus Bay Steamers SUE, Capt. W. O.
9eoghegsn, and EXPRESS, Capt. ~N
Jas. T Barker, leave stephenson's Es44aHC
wharf, foot of 7th street, every MON
DAY anc FRIDAY at O'Clock p. m, for Balti-
more and AL river landings; returning leave Baln-
more, 30. la Light street, every TUESDAY and
THURSDAY at p. m. for Washington and river
landings
Freight and passengers at lowest rates. Apply,
ye9 3m STEPHESSOH BRO, 7th st. wharf.
EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
4 Until further notice the Steamer -
MhTTANO, Captain VIM b. Byles,
ington from 9Th street wharf, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY MORNINGS, at z O'Clock, for all
Landings far down Nomini; returning on
TUESDAY Z and FRIDAY. Leave every SATUR B.
DAY MORNIHG at o oleck, for all Lsndings e
Freight received daily. For any Information. In
9uiIe at g. L. SHERiFr'S Coal Ofoes, I1A and
maral. tr VIM d kILLMON, AGENT.
Evening star., 1877-08-21
GUN A RD LIN K.

With the view Of diminishing the chances OF COL
sion the steamers of this line take specific course
for all seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing meridian Of 60 ct = lat,
nothing to the north Of =.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian Of
50 at - lat, or nothing to the:north Of u.
Evening star., 1877-08-21
DRY GOOpS.

EVERY DAY We ARE RECEIVING
SEW pBT GoODs, SUITABLE FOR THE FALL
CARTER's, 5O7 Market SPACE.
Just received. a Ia-g- lot = Black Cashm4ras sIl
rure SOol, ou- 1t-d ide, af 50.
Ju,t received. large lot BLACK Alpn,as, very iae,
Just reesiyei, several nsu rf-ees of Block Silks,
Is, y, 81 81 ., 81 90, 81 7j, 81, ve.J cheaF.
CARTER's, 5O5 Market Space.
New Blankets new shaKls, Canton FIannels,
White and Re- " ~ FlA7Iel-, Wa er- proof ,ths,
IAssimeres for Mon and Boz 5 w,sr, Table Linen,
dark Gallo. srl Remnants, sac.
We have on hand = very Large ass, rtmeat ofDRY
GOODS ard sill > U u EN- very cheaD. aug9t
SPEND YOUR MONEY At sI4 srH
~ STREET NORTHWEST.
The best bsrsa n. ever offered in Washington, In
sh kinds oil DRY GOODS, are to b. Lad at
We intend 70 sell ~ ou- stock 70 max room for
FALL sId WINTER SUPPLIES sSd shall, for
the next - ia, sell At eNtr low down prices Let
your wshts h. much or hItl", you can save money
w. VI. browns,
3If Eighth street nOrth,cess.
D'm'.fi aud all kiuds Of House ping Go 7ds,
full stock 81 ss~nt,' pTice= auglS TT
Mitchell & MARTIN,
(Svocsssovs TO John T. Musas1l
03I PESNSYLvANIA AVENUE,
are Offering .S'ragrdinary inducen ats 70 purchss-
sr-of DRY ScrDs pri - 'skiug II K 10 S-pJen-
Good.. Black Goods Lsiie-- Tn fersear &C All at
COST e. CASH. AZ goods charged will be ~ reg
auFlsIw MITCHELL 4 MARTIN.
SCHOOL OUTFITS.
. Msrivos. Frugrs.s Cloths Debes-s, Scotch Plaid
80 ti.ss Nsd sS Cloths
sit.ld. STRIP ATd talprcf Fiauue!s.
" hiie Fla9ueIs of every grade
Carital Cott n tour ,wn brSnd'f5- general family
Nero J6der7year. pl ain and fancy Il 1siery.
Gust n,r- D psras their ohiIira- 70 school VIII
md % ,ur counter az at active cI'Fiy ci service
sSElsSk Gcrds Of every description, standard
syAn exam uation Il style'. qual y and prices
s5iisit,d j; iaou-s 10 oblsst on O. purchase.
FsEstHy n BstOE al k.Ss,
Pennsylvania nren,se. .
DOsITIVELG SELLING OFF ENTIRE
sTUjh p DRY GOODS
To QUIT BUSINESS O. or bef p September Ist.
EEyTHING At COSTt
sT"RE FIXTURES foJ sale Al d a. bargain.
STtRE f.r rent. Apply o. tie premises. or TO
WV. BIRD WYLIE,
sus9tr J0fi SercI,h street northeast.
FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES.
WE HAVE THIS DAY MADE 4 FUgTHER
REDUCTION IN THE PEI.E or
DRY GOODS.
geautifrl Linen Lawns AZ l25., y and - cents,
reduced fg U - cents.
SIX PLAID PuuEse s c7nts, reduced from 81 cents.
Let p~--- od- i2is cents, sold q 50
Remnants calIc1: seuts, reduced from cents.
MsftiUgs ~ prime cost.
We gUaIan-e- our prices as lOV auy house in
The CRY
BLACK sd Cai1red Silks chap
GO. =. JOHNSON & CO.,
ANS " I'll Market Space.
EYOR TOURISTS.
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~S ~ II in these times, but it
AN Gan be made in three
n - q months by any one

part of the country who is Willing to work
steadily at the employment that We furnish
SOC per week in Your own town. You need
not be away from home over night. You
can give your whole time to the work, or
only your spare moments. We have agents
who are making over $40 per day. All who
engage at once can make money fast At
the present time money can not be made SO
easily and rapidly at any other bAsiness. 1t
costs nothing to try the business. Terms
and S. Outfit free. Address at once,
7-2s-Iy il. HALLETT s. Co. Portland Maine.
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Astonishing Success.

1t is the duty of every person gho
has used BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
to let its wonderful qualities be known
to their friends in curing Consumption,
severe Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneu-
monia, and in fact all throat and lung
diseases. No person can use it with
out Immediate relief. Three doses
willrelieve any case, and we consider
it the duty of all Druggists to recon-
mend it to the poor dying consump-
tive, Mt least to try one bottle, as
10000 dozen bottles were sold last
year, and no one case where it failed
was reported. Such medicine as the
GERMAN SYRUP can not he too widely
known. Ask your Druggist about it.
Sample Bottles to try sold ut 10 GENTS.
Regular size rs cents.
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Arbitrary Government Seizures
IN. o. Sunday Delta.]

The Federal officials in Mississippi
who were so prompt and otficious in
their sweeping seizures of timber al
legged to have been cut on govern
ment lands on Pearl river and at Pas
cagoula, were summarily estopped
and rebuked by Judge Hill, of the U.
S. Court at jackson. In this State,
on the Amite river, the officials are
displaying an extra amount of zeal In
seizures or stoppages of lumber or
fire wood, under circumstances that
would seem to require another Judge
Hill. The. long disputed and celebra-
ted Hotinlas claim, In Ascension par
ish. has recently been decided by the
Commissioner of the General Land
Office adversely to the claimant, Mr..
John Burnside of this city, who
bought the lands included in the
claim, in 1858. He has appealed to
the Secretary of the Interior and there
the matter stands. Now the people
| living on the lands, in Ascension par
ish, have resided there for many
years. Many have spent their lives
there and seen their children aud
grand children grow up there. These
settlers would gladly long since have
/ entered the lands which they occupy,
and secured their titles under the
Federal homestead laws, but the
original title being in dispute, they
could do nothing. Yet, pending the
decision of Secretary Schurz as to
whether the lands belong to Mr..
Burnside or are public, U. S. deputy
marshals, stationed along the ,Amite
river, keep q strict watch over the
saw mills in the vicinity, and an Off
Ger at the mouth of the river closely
inspects all outgoing cargoes to pre-
vent the transportation of timber cut
on the land in dispute. The sale OF
saw logs and cord-woOd is almost the
sole source of livelihood for the set.
tiers, and this sudden and peremptory
stoppage of this industry is % severe
blow to them. They can not bt
deemed to be trespassers until fina
decision is reached and pending
that, after they have lived ON thes,
lands for nearly three quarters of :
century, there is but little equity an,
great deal of uucaled for harshnes
in this treatment df them by Mr.
Schurz's representatives. He woult
appear to think that We are living il
Germany, under semi military rule.
, Since the above was written, tn
, telegraph announces that Secret9r,
Schurz has again had seizure made O
lumber and timber along the Missis
sippi Gulf coast, going so far as to re
fuse clearance to all vessels, foreig
or domestic. The u. S. Senate ha
had its attention called within q da
or two to his arbitrary course am
Mr.. SclIurz win doubtless have hi
!. ears warmed. He is not a Bismarck
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The Old Subscriber.

He came YEARLY up the sanctuN
steps Yesterday afternGQns ana turn
ing the waste basket upside down,
sat doyn upon it with sigh thaS
might have been cut up lnbo lorna
does and wliirlwinds enough to go
around half dozen agiicpltqra4 coun-
ties. He had weary look about MIN
as though he had beep trying to die
and couldn't find Il DOCTOR. His coat
was ragged and patched here ana
there With prosperous and ciannish
communities of cock burs. His boots,
water-proof variety, so arranged that
if Won stuck then in the RIVER the
| water would run out faster than IL
Qould run in. we asked how fetared.
and he glanced sayagely among our
exchanges before he answered sadly
"Well, pretty miserable, thank ye;;
We see. times e0we in pretty hard, and
it was pretty hard sleddin' to get
;,loug. either jest had to self the
six dogs, or cut down the expenses ID
some other way, aud so stopped the
paper. | missed it powerful bad me
| first few weeks, then | kind q got useG
to it. Borrowed it once in While
here and there, but folks didn't some
how appear to like to lend their paper
and so | finally lost sight of it altogeth.
er. Then trouble begun right OFF.
The first thing | knowed | was ar
rested and fined 8 20 for violating the
game law. See, things has been
changed little and / didn't know
nothing about it, but the judge said
as how ingorance wasn't no excuse III
these DAYS when the State was SD full
of papers that you couldn't fire stone
oui o. the window without hlttln' a
editor. Then in a week was arrested
and fined $50 for violating the fishery
law. and when | begged off an sald
didn't know nothin' about it, thejudge
asked where l was raised an RENTED
50 of the fine for me to take paper
with. But / kinder thought | couldn't
: get in any more scrapes, and L s0rto
: hung on to the two dollars. In about
, three days after was took up and
| fined Sd and costs for hunting on Sun.
/. day, and hope l may die if knowed
, it was Sunday. An had to sell the
, gun to get out of the jug. Then
} fellow came along and bought every
r grain of corn had in the crib for si1
t cents less than l fonnd next day j
> was worth in the market then | los
two of the best cows you ever saw, ant
: they was took up and advertised, ant
9 all the time | was hunting the whole
3 country over for 'em am when fount
:. 'em at last the cost was more than thu
D COWS was worth. The taxes came du'
e and didn't know it, an the farm wa
D sold an had big costs to pay hesor'
g | knowed a thing about it. Then
e lost $40 on bet shat Pendleton ha'
: u dead sure thing on the Democratic
Y nomination, another S. on a bet tina
8 Belknap was Secretary of War, an
u don't know any thing about Rabcock
e nor Blaine, nor nobody, and ever,
9 week since Eve stopped the paper rv
:, paid out more money to keep ont o
Q trouble than would keep me i'll news
e papers all my days. Put my name o
y the list. J"
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Othella. King Lear, Hamlet and OTHER
of his Shakspearean characters " sAis
own inimitable style, Emma Thurs
by will give two concerts here reH6
week aud "Aimee" will appear III
opera bouffe.
The Hall of Statuary at the Capt.
toll received OH Monday its first do
nation from Maine, in the form OF II
Serrazza marble statue of that States
first Governor, William King, execu-
ted by Franklin Simmons, native
of Maine, who is already represented
here by his admirable statue of Roger
Williams and by the new Naval mon-
ument which stands at the Capitol
gate and which, when completed, will
be the most elaborate of any OF the
numerous monuments in the city.
There are some conspicuous, con-
trasts to be noted ut the Capitol this
fall. 1t is nothing less than startling
TO hear the tones of Gen. Banks
voice directly after listening to those
of A. H. Stephens. The latter's never
heavy or impressive, is POW an vol.
ume as attenuated as his emaciatet
body, and shrill as a magpie's; ant
when Banks speaks it is like thu
roaring of bull after p cricket
chirping.
Our Indian Summer is fast slipping
away. Day by day the air grow
sharper and night by night the fros
heavier. The weather is sill charm
ing, however, and we can hardly i'm
agine the sleigh bells jingling in Min
nesota us we read. SENTINEL.
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RenoyatiOn, not Prostra ton.

Did any Lpman being ever become strong
under the operation of pqXerful catharti, 8
or salivants 1t il necessary sometimes to
regulate the bowels, but that can not be
done by active purgation, which exhausts
the vital forces and serves 10 good purpose
whatever. The only true way to promote
health and vigor, which are essential to the
regularity o. the organic functions, is to in
yisorate, discipline and purify the system at
the same time. The extraordinary efficacy
of HoStctter's Stomach Bitters in cases of
debility or irreguiarity of the organs of
digestion, assimilation. aceretion and dis
charge. is gpive-sallsa admitted Appetite,
gooef digestion. 4 regular habit OF body,
active circulation 6f Che blood. and purity
of all the animal fluids, are induced by this
superb tonic and corrective. 1t has no
equals. moreover, rs a preventative of
ehills and fever, and other types of malarial
disease. To eniigrants and travellers, it is
particularly seryieeable as a medicinal
safeguard -
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Manhood: How Lost How Restored
just published, new edition Of
81 DR.. CUlverwell's

-2s=ssza CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radi-
cal cure without medieine) of SPERMAToR-
RHGA or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses, IMPOTEScY, Mental and
Physical Incapaeity. Impediments to mar
rage, etc; also CONSUMPTION. EPILEPSY and
Frs. induced by self-indulgenee or sexual
extravaganza, &c.
~ Price, in sealed envelope, six cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences of selfabuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicine or the application of the knife !;
pointing out a mode of cure at once simple,
certain, and effectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately
and radically.
~ This Lecture should be in the hands
of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents
or two postage stamps. Address
THE CULyERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Al Ann ST., New York; Post OfIice Box, 1856.
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Information for Immigrants.

Office LOUISIANA BUREAU OF IMMIGRATTOS,l
No. Commercial Place,
New Orleans, October 6, 1877 }
The Louisiana Bureau of Immigration is
receiving many letters of inquiry from var
lous sources calling for information for
farmers, mechanics, laborers, business men
and capitalists, who desire to settle in this
State, or invest capital here. Our bureau
has issued two descriptive circulars, with
maps for the benefit of such inquilers. We
have sent off many circulars, and copies of
:" Louisiana AS 1t Is" and written answers
in response to great number of letters.
Our bureau has opened books to receive
descriptions of lands for sale, propositions
to lease land, or to have lands worked on
shares-any proposition that may enlighten
the immigrant who wants to come to Louis
lana.
We will record all such descriptions OF
lands and propositions in our books, which
will always be open to strangers and per-
sons wishing to purchase, and these de-
scriptions will furnish the bureau an addi
tional fund of valuable information fOl
future circulars, ana to be used in our let
tiers in reply to inquiries.
VIM. BQGEL, President.
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BOARD OF ALDERME
Our Washington Letter.
HulnOr ira the EEOuse-Ebiscuss-
i'm: fale Paris Exposition App
preparation Bill Capital In-
teIIiyeuce and Gossip.

feft1EencG HRhp OOSSAp.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Nov. y, 1877.
EnIToR CHIEF: y -
The House of Representatives has
spent considerable time hagglipg
over the appropriation for the Pans
Exposition representation, and much
merrimeut was called ont by Mr..
Cox's speech on thessnhjeet, which
contained many funnyisms. 1t is
universally known that Cox is quite
prone to indulge in such, though little
has been heard of it during this SEES
sion until two days ago when he
snent am hOur en the floor of the
House ridiculiug Mr.. Hewitt and his
proposition Of establishing a corn
kitchen on, the. Paris Fair grounds.
He said flat Hewitt and Tilden
Matched the..plan on their way home
from Europe this fau and that if ii
was to be attempted at all, all parts
must be given, even to the New
England husking parties. Then he
pictured the abore named gentlemen
engaged 10 huskipg froiies. kissing
the girl who found the first red cal
of corn, ETC., adding that tappropria
lions therefor were needless as sucl
things paid for themselves.
1t is doubtless true that the repre-
seutation of our government at TIN
great Vienna Exposition was IL dis
grace to the country. but this by NJ
means proxies that wesshonld foreve
hereafter hide our heads or stand sui
kily alone. in holding back from par
tieipating in n Worlds Fair wher
the leading Republic OF the gloh
shonld hold a goodly place.
Tomorrow is the day upon whicl
al adjournment,of the extra session
has been strrnuously urged, but tha
measure appears no nearer its accom-
pishment than it did..asfortnight ago
There is no telling, however, wha
sudden. freak Congress may ebe~-up t
at any time, and they may yet al
jourle without two minutes notiee 9
Washington is beginning to as
sumo her wonted appearance as {
society regards, though she has bee
500 slow about it, considering tia
Congress. is in session, that we ha'
almost began to anticipate dql
season, despite all augnry that one q
the gayest was before US. The regu
lar lMblies receptions at the Whit
House ssill not begin till the winte
Session is fairly under way, but sew
eraf of the&.sbinet ladies and til
wives of some of the prominent Con
gfessmen have begun to receive thi
week dancing reception and sew
crnl eoarsrsatie'ies having alread
occurred. 9iie BIS
Grace Greenwood, tMrs, l.ippin
eotD whose writings are well know
throughout the country, has latel
returned to this city FROM a long sum
me,ins in Colorado where she owns
little place. She Is i very gem;
lads ana much beloved hy her lars
circle III friends.
To-night.Jahany b. Cough lecture
To US OH The Refnim movements
Cough always draws good house
here and his eeE-Ioctnrd is said too6 o
alSa his best. l.s
John MeCnllppah Is At tue Nation
al Theatre this weels. rendering
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Thos. X. Flowers, Philadelphia
custom house officer, is accused of
collecting extortiOnate duties and
pocketing the surplus.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Pourtb Judicial District.

ICoaprisi1lg the parishes of Ascension, st;
lanes. St. John the Baptist and st. Charles1
District Judge, -----.-- =Morr1s MARKS,
District Attorney,------ II. b. Earhart.
Regular terms of Court III Ascension open
on the third Mondays of june and Decem-
t.ap
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DIR. Tut has heenen
gagged in the practice
1 of medicine thirty
j years, and for q long
! iime was demonsera-
1 tor of anatomy in the
i Medical College os1
1 Georgia, hence, per.
sons using his Pills
4 have the guarantee
that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
quackery.
He has succeeded In
combining in them
the heretofore antaG.
onistic qualities of q
skrezgt hfHfnG. fnr~.
five& Psrit yiag tosis
Their first apparent
effect is toincreaseth@
: appetite by causingthe
food Improperly assina.
iIate, thus the system
is nourished, and by
their tonic action on
the digestive organs,
regular & healthy eve
acuationsarc produced
The rapidity with
which PERSONS fdks %
4 flesh, while under the
Influence ofthese pills,
al itself indicates their
adaptability to nourlsh
H;he body. and hence
Hthcir efficacy in curing
ucrvous debility, mel
B tncholy, d STA,
wasting of the mus
clcs, sluggishness of
the liver, Chronic con-
s,ipation, and irnpart.
TO the system. Sold ev.
ray Street, New York.
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Gen. Duryea, ex-Police Commits
sioner of New York, is charged with
obtaining. money from a savings bank
under false pretenses.
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sauenth Sanatorial District.

comprising the parishes Of Ascension an'
St James.