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DY virtue Of an execution issued by the
ID Clerk of the United States District Court,
Of the I'd Judicial District Of Washington Terri
tory, holding terms at Olympia, dated goth day
of May, A. D., 1899, and to me directed; l
have levied upon, seised and taken into execu-
ton the following described real estate Block
gether With the appurtenan"es thereon, and will
proceed to sell the same, ct public auction, TO
the highest bidder, for cash, ~ the Law directs,
on Monday, the 23d day Of July, A. D., 1896,
1t the hour Of two o'clock, P. ~, At the
Court House door, In Olympia said sac
being to satisfy judgment Of the o. g. Dis.
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against George G. Blankenship, which said
Judgment was assigned TO y. L. Heron, and
amounting 70 four hundred dollars, $500, }
Judgment, and twenty-three dollars costs Of
suit, with interest 1t the rate Of tvo and one
half per cent. PER 0oath, and Increased costs.
j. n. EELLkrT,
Sheriff ef rbarsssa county. w. T.
Dated. OiynPsa, Jsse u. ises- 3s;sw
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-16

- Fire crackers are useless article. and
inasmuch as they cause confiagratiops, dan.
geIous luxury. Portland. at least, will be
likely 10 advocate Maine Law 10 abaie them
as something worse than nuisance.
SAt kenosha, Wis, a plucky lady at
tackled a burglar with poker so vigorously.
that he dropped his revolver and fed.
RS prize fight took place in New York on
Saturday between Mary Lynch and Catherine
Wallace. The bystanders decided in favor of
Mary, but Justice Dodge decided against her
nVln Brooklyn, a child seven wears old
was handed a loaded revolver TO play with.
He discharged il into his grandmother's brain,
killing her Instantly.
~ General Jordon, chief editor of the Men,
phis Appeal. challenged M. A. Galloway, OF
the Avalanche, 10 mortal combat They met
twas in crowd--of policemen, and both were
arrested and put under bonds.
SThe wife Of John Michaels. of Bethany.
says the lie Roy Gazette. finished hoeing pota-
1oee on Friday, and on Monday gave birth TO
lhTee daughters, one weighing liK pounds,
sHsnher u Y, and the third lox, all as Ii vely as
G,r inca pigs.
AVA rich old fellow at Pitfsburg. Pa. who
mar ved young bride last winter. has just
been deserted by her, and informed il he will
settle $4,000 upon her she will return. He
think, he would rather have the mepey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-16

DEATH PROM A SNAKE BITE.-We learn that
q Nest horrible death from snake bite occurred
IN lower Hanover county on Saturday las
Our informant states that while Mr. jeremiah
Logan was passing through his oat field, he
suddenly rod on a cSpperhead snake, one OF
the most yenomous specIes Of reptiles found in
the Siate. and in an instant its fangs were i'm
becoed IN bis right leg, causing AT the time
only slight ungling pain. The snake then
shded out OF sight, white Mr. Logan, after a
brief search. proceeded about his outdoor Ia
bors. Noihing serious was apprehended in
conseqEe nee OF the bIte till after the Lapse OF
hali an hour or three Uarters, when, the pam
becoming annoying, he deemed 10 best 20 20 TO
hls residence and apply some remedy Ex-
teTnal and internal use Of whisky aud lauda-
mum was resorted 10, but instead OF receiving
relief, ihe wound began rapidly 10 swell and
spread ull the family became alarmed, and
dispatched servant for a physician. Before
however. the services of ang could be Oh
'ained, Mr.. Logan's condition continued 20 Get
worse tlll the close OF the day. (about six honrS
after ne was oitien,) when ne became wild and
delirious. and spasm after spasm ensued
lasting till late IN the night, when be died m
The most agonizIng manner. His leg and al
most his whole person. we are informed, were
very much swollen when he died. and pres :
ted light purIlish green colcr, thus showing
that the poison had dlssem mated itself through
the whole system.-Ricam0Rd Tunes
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TELEGRAMS, &c.

The Georgia Equal Rights Associ,n of
freedmen, representing twenty.four conties,
after q session Of three days adjourned The
oc]ect OF the convention was to examt the
conduct CT j. T.. Bryant, the president the
assoeiauon, and editor OF the Loyal GeoidG.
Brya was accused of swinding frseden
A1ter an er Ddrte bearing, without summing
wines ses. the committee reported favorab TO
Bryant, adding, however, resolution W
demnlng the use to which he applied the Ldl
GeoTgtdH In attacking General Tillson, I'd
demanding that it should cease. Upon IN
taiation, General Tillson addressed the CO
VentioB, and said in the course OF his remari.
tnat lt was his duty 70 inform the members tfr
bryant Is liar and swindler. The cours
ne Il pursuing Is injurious 10 the colored rae,
tie warned the members against giving hin
support or countenance. The convention
passed resolution thanking Tillson for bis
speech and information.
saturday evening, at the Revere House in
Boston, General sherman was serenaded by
the band of the Sd Massachusetts regiment
and nosequently addressed the surviving men
and officers of the 33d and ID regiments. who
served under him in the march through
georgia. \ large number of veterans ard q
great crowd of citizens were present, and the
demonstration was most enthusiastic
AT a regular meeting OF the Johnson Consti-
ION Cluh, ot portsmouth, Virginia, held a few
since, it was unanimously resolved thata COM
mittee be- appointed tor the purpose OF calling
National Union Convention to be held in
Philadelphia on The 18Th of August, 1856. in ac-
coroance with which the committee appointed
have issued 4 call.
The gentlemen who became bail for Head
centre Stevens. IN -he suit of F. A. Sinuot,
SurTendeTed hIm Saturday into the hands OF
4 constable, and the Head Centre was COM
Inltted TO }all in Boston. Sinno. sues for a
d"bt OF four thousand dollars, and the bail re-
quired Is seven thousand dollars
, The loss by the burning of the Academy OF
Music Thursday night was greater than m
iirst supposed Werner & Gerard, piano
dealers; Mrs. Stirling, millinery, and Others
lose S4',nW. making a total OF SGJ.OOO In.
surance. S33,GOO.
The subscriptions iu New York for the suf.
Ierrrs oy the Portland fire reach Ss1.OO0, and
IN both New York and Brooklyn the sum is
more than SlG0,O0O.
Citizens of Buffalo, New York. are busv
collecting money TO send to the Portland suf
ferers. IL is estimated that $4,000 will hs
raised. "
The 81. Clair farm near Hampton Va u,on
which thirteen hundred freed peopIe are onsr-
Tered, has been turned over 10 its owners nv,
the Govern meHt. y
The appointment of delegates to the PhiIa
delphia convention from Louisiana was de
ferred till this week.
The Louisiana Baptists' Conyeption bs
faken decided steps TO educate the ornbn
children Of soldiers.
General Lee has engaged q cottape O, ,,s
Rockbridge baths, Va "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-16
Another New Tariff BILL

The bill to protect the revenue reportad in
the House of Representatives last FRIDAY. by
Mr. Morrlli, from the Committee on Ways and
Means, provides that after August I, IeS6. In
tles as follows shall be levied ON imports ofthe
following articles OF merchandise:
On cigars, cigarettes, cheroots of ali kinds.
sou per pound, and 50 per cent ad yalo-ern
On cotton cents per pound On all .om
pounds or preparations of which distilled
spirits is a component part of chief yalue there
shall be levied a duty Of not less than thar inn
posed upon distilled spirits. The Bureau OF
Statistics TO be attached TO the Treasurv na
partment, as provided in The tariff bill, is in.
cluded IN this. One provision amends the act
Of July IA. lcG2 in the clause which regards
gooGs three years IN store or bonded warehoDse
AS abandoned by the government so as 10 an.
thCrlZe the Secretary of the Treasury to nav
the owner OF such goods after deduetinr du
ties, charges and expenses. 1t provides fur
ther, that on determining the dutiable value OF
imported merchandise, except in cases other
wise provided for. there hall be added 10 the
actual cost or market value at the place of
exploration the cost of transportation shin
ment, the value or both, each, or other incIo-
sure, and other expenses. II pI Divides for the
repeal OF all laws or parts of laws allowing
fishing bountIes 70 vessels heretofore HcenssS
70 engage in the fisheries: but RENTS the dnTias
on salt imported in bond for curing fish. H.
allows goods arriving ar New York, Boston,
Portland or other ports designated by the Sec
retary Of the Treasury to he entered at the
custom house and conveyed in transit through
the United States without the payment of ou
ties, under such regulations as the Secretary
may prescribe. Ii Is provided that imported
goods or merchandise in bond or duty paid.
and products of the United States may, with
the consent of the proper authoritles be trans
ported over neighboring foreign provinces
from one port Of the United States to another.
be treated on arrival in the United States in
regard to liability to exemption from dutv or
tax, as II the transportation had taken place
entirely within the limits OF the United States
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$50 SEVENTH STREET. 40
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND
VICINITY

$50 SEVENTH STREET. 452
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AMI
VICINITY.
have recently enlarged my store. giving me
greater business facilities, and have corra.nond
'beiy enlarged my stock Of the following Goods TO
~hich respectfully request your attention when
making your purchases:
fAPEh HANGINGS, Of foreign and domestic
manufacture O
DECORATIONS for Halls. Saloons kc
BORDERS, CENTEBS MEpALIIONs ANN
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
STATUES and PAPER CURTAINS,
GOLD WINDOW SHADES, OF Buff, Pear, s,ora
Lavender, Brown, Chocolate, Tan, and Green
grounds, f'0H
WINDOW SHADE HOLLANDS of d,ssrs,,
widths, In Green, Blue, Buff and White. and
warranted genuine Scotch,
SHADE FIXTURES, complete
RUSTIC BLINDS, CORDS, TAssELs, AZ
TABLE and STAIR OIL CLOTH,
And . very large and complete stock of
SQUARE and OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. in
Gold, Walnut, Rosewood, and Ebony
FRAMES of every description msde to order.
n. B.-I have also added to my store a small
PICTURE DEPARTMENT
where amateurs and the public are invited to call
and inspect the few "'
GOOD PICTURES
which have on hand.
acknowledging many obligations to my friends
and the public during the last nine years, I vet
earnestly solicit their continued fayors and snn
port. L. j. BOTHROCK,
45O and 432, Seventh street,
opposite Patent Office.
16. o4w ICON. Union1
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The METHoDlsTs.-The London Patriot SAWS
that Wesleyan Methodism has come 10 a stanS-
still IN Great Britain. In Stafordshire and All
the southern districts il has been steadily
losing ground for eyeral years. In the London
circuits during the last year there was an IN
crease OF nearly six hundred members, bur in
so many OF the others was there a decrease thai
:he total gain shown on the numerical returns
for the year Just closed, is scarcely more than
single hundred. Complaints are made of a
general laxiiy Of discipline. OF the abandon
ment OF love feasts, and Stacker attendance at
the class meetings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-16

- .zDRoPPING LETTERS IN STREET BoXRs-A
curious case came up in Cleaveland the other
day, which should serve 10 impress upon all
persons The necessity Of placing stamps upon
their letters, and The absurdity OF dropping
money into letter boxes with the expectation
tnat the carrier will attend TO the matter. and
make good their neglect. Some DAYS ago a
man named Hansserman deposited 4 letter in n
street box, and not having a stamp, dropped
three cents in the box with the letter The
carrier. in ma king collections, found three let
the postage on two OF them, neither OF the lei.
ters bearing any mark 10 designate whether
the money accompanied Them. The carrier
affixed stamps 10 TWO of them, and MIR. III :
letter wen: TO Washington, and was returned
for non payment OF postage. Upon Receiving
the letter, ii. became very indignant and cal.
ling at The store where the box was LOCATED. he
foolishly tore 1t from its fastenings and kicked
1t into the street. For this offence he was ar
rested and held 10 answer at the next term OF
the United States Court at Cleaveland
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~ General Sterling Price excused himself
from fighting with The Mexican patriots on the
ground that IL the Liberals caught him thew
would send him either TO the internal regions
OF 10 the United States, and he would as soon
go TO one place as 10 the other. It is 70 he
hoped that he Will not be sent TO the other
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81 A negro near Eggs Point, Mississippi.
committed suicide last week rather than have
his wife report him TO the Bureau He had
whipped her, then repented, made her pres
ents, and sought forgiveness; but she was un-
relenting; nothing but the Bureau would suit
her. SO he deliberately walked into the bayou
and made a body OF himself
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youthful beauty. It does not dive the hair but
strikes at the root and fills it with new life and
1t will not take long disagreeable trial to prove
the truth OF this matter. Tke first application will
90 good; ysu will see the NATURAL Color return
ing every day. and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
the old, gray, discolored appearance Of the hair
wlll be gone, giving place TO lnstrous shining and
Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Renewer: no other
article Is at all ike it in effect You will fad it
CHEAP TO Buy, PLEASANT TO TRy
- AND SURE TO DO You Coon.
There are many limitations. Be sure you procure
the genuine. manufactured only by
X. ?. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. a.
for sale by al druggists. iaNS,ly