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A BAT AMONG THE RArs.-A young clerk
in a store near the corner Of Massachu-
setts avenue and 18th street, makes practice OF
his skill as q base ballist- The store being in
tested with rats, traps are used to catch them,
and every morning one or more are found i'm
prisoned. Our crack batsm an takes a position
in the street, q colored boy opening the trap
Just in front Of him, and az the rats emerge he
catches them on the fly and they are sent sky
wards. To guard against the possible escape Of
any a number of terriers are generally kept
around, but so proficient is the base ballist that
be seldom gives the rat dogs a chance.
~
The CoLoRRD FEMALE INFANT found FRIDAY
night on the dOorsteps of Mr.. John Sullivan on
9Th street extended, in the county, was taken
by Lieut.. Noonan to the colored orphan ASYLUM
near by, and the matron refused to receive Ii
because II was under six years Of age. 1t seems
from this that rule has been made by this in.
sttution excluding infants under six wears OF
age, which must very materially affect its use
fulness, as IL is for these very Young waits that
such home is most needed. The Lieut.. finally
took Ii to ST. AIMS infant asylum at an expense
Of fifty cents to himself, where il was received.
~
BUILDING AssoCIATIoNs.-At the forty-fifth
meeting of the Merchants and Mechanics
building association, last week, sixty shares of
stock were redeemed.
At the sixty-sixth meeting of Columbia Co
operative association one share was advanced
on at 10 per cent, and the balance of the money
was used IN redeeming stock.
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a HIGHLY SENSATIONAL STORY went the
rounds OF the press over year ago about the
robbery OF SO, 900 in bonds from Miss Fanny A.
Shotwell by a travelling acquaintance between
New York and Chicago. On arriving at Chicago
Bliss ShotweU reported that on the route her
in her affairs as to wish TO see the contents of
her trunks, and that at the conclusion OF the
journey she fCuud her bonds had been stolen
Her companion disappeared. and nothing more
was heard of the affair for some time. One or
both of the parties to the trans action have now
turned up IL new light. Philip ID. Roddy, of
New York, residing in Jersey City, charges the
celebrated heroine of the railroad bond rob-
berry, Fanny A. ShOtwell. alias Carlotta +,
claims TO be her legal name, with stealing from
him in Jersey City, on or about the 18th of
March last, an Opera-glaG valued at SIS, and
q number OF British sOvereigns, valued
at cS5, which she conveyed to New York
ON this charge the accused has been held for
the action OF the grand jury, who recently
FOUND an indictment against her for grand lar
ceny. An indictment for perjury has also been
found against Miss Shotwell, or complaint Of
Roddy. She states that she is thelawfnl wife of
Philip ID. Roddy, and that about month since
she preferred charge against him before JUS
tice tlammer. The justice, she adds, advised
her lawyer 70 have the matter amicabIy dis.
posed OF by other means, which she agreed to-
but as Immediately atterward arrested on the
charges for which she has been indicted. IL is
ais0 alleged that ROddy was Miss Shotweli's
travelling companion on the trip to Chicago, on
which she lost her bonds-if she did lose them
Rofdy, on his part, denies all knowledge OF the
bond robbery, and also denies that he was ever
married TO Miss Shotwen. So it is quite mixed
affair.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Jtdgs Willie.
To-day, Lambe ct al. agt. POulton; order to
take testimony. Barr agt Barbour; order dis
charging attachment. DeHsrt et nj. agt. Dean
et al; report OF trustee filed. First National
Bank agt +; II. Gassawsy ct AL; order APP
pointing r.. Totten guardian al Iitem. Miller
ct al. agt. Miller ct al; decree finally ratiFying
trustees sale. Pairo agt Holmead ct al; com.
mssioner's report published. FAINT agt. Stew
art; stricken from calendar, time extended for
taking testimony. and restraining order issued
MCCarter agt. McCarter; placed on calendar
ard submitted. Harlan and wife agt. Hin ct AL.
submitted. Mclean act. Falccner; order nisi
confirming trustees sale. Stewart agt. Hop
kins; order denying application for withdrawal
OF cause from jury. Ebert sgt. Hopkins: order
directing issues be sent TO Circuit Court. Mertz
agt. MertZ; order allowing alimony. Neale agt
Neale ct al; order allowing complainant 90
amend bill. Gunton sgt. Zantzinger; decree on
verdict from Circuit Court.
POLICE CoURr-Jud0e Smell,
To-day, Maria Simons was harged with
cursing by her neighhor, Hester Long, who estI-
fed that Maria called her AL the most horrible
names she ever heard of; at the same time u ed
the name OF God in vain. Maria told the Judge
that she lad been strict member of the Cav
airy Baptist church for $50, years" and that
she never "cussed" a word. Hester was here
srraigned on the same charge, aud Mari testi-
fed that she had been living in the neighbor-
hood OF Hester for long time, and dlrtier
and more foul mouthed woman she ne YER heard
speak. Hester here interrupted Maria, telling
the judge that she never cussed any-she was a
member of the. church, too. Other witnesses
eceuuCu W Udu DUH useu on THIS
occasion, and a fine of as each was imposed,
which they paid and went away satisfied. ate
Tillman was fined S5 for same offence. VIM.
Hoffman, same; IS. Cornelius Sullivan, dis
turbiPg the quiet of Georgetown BY profane
and indecent language; IS. Martha Dean and
Sarah g. Simms, Migrants, were sent down for
thirty days each. Mary Strong, assault and
battery on Mary Austin; 40 and costs. Alex
aDder Saunders, colored, larceny of clock from
Augusta Cooper worth 80; $40. Josephine Hall,
profane; s.. Thomas F. Doyle and Henry
Lewis, affray: ~ each. Richard TurDiD dis
orderly; s5. Lee Scott, assault upon and resist
ing Officer Anderson in the discharge of his
duty; sent TO the grand jury. Albert Smith,
assault on George johnson; $50. VIM. FRY and
Henry Lewis, profanity; s. each. George I.
Raub, charged with maintaining a nuisance,
waived an examination. and the case was sent
to the grand jury. Anthony Sullivan, threats
peace,
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G. EORG TO WV.

THE FOOT BRIDGE over the canal at the south
end of the market-house is being raised to en-
able the empty canal boats as they return from
Alexandria by way of TIE Potomac river route
to pass readily. This route has become quite
popular with the boatmen, and unless hindered
by low water they will now generally use it in
stead of the Alexandria canal
DROWNED IN Rock CRERK.-A colored boy,
named William Lucas, about Is years of age,
while bathing in Rock Creek, at the foot of
Gay street, on Saturday evening. was drowned
His body was recovered by Churles Nicholson,
and taken to the residence of his mother on
Drmbarton street, and the coroner being noti-
fed, deemed an inquest unnecessary.
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THE WEATHER..

WAX UHfIKrMENT, UHct ~ ChlJ SfgezI EF,sT, 4
WARRINGTON, ID. o., July Is, 1874, 1915 II
PRoBABHITIEs.-For New ENGLAND, northern
New York, aud the eastern portion OF the Lower
lake region, light rains will prevail, followed b.
partly cloudy weather, southeast southwest
winds, q slight rise 81 temperature and rising ba
rometer, except on the New England coast For
the southern portion OF the middle states clear oi
winds, rising Temperature and stationary or falling
barometer For the south Atlantic states, rain nsal
south or vest winds, low temperature, and high bs-
IoDeter. FOR the gulf states, Tennessee, and tht
Ohio valley, clear or fair weather during the day
with south east or southwest winds, rising tenn per
allure end slight changes In the barometer For tht
upper lake region the western portion of the lower
lake region and the northwest partly cloudy weath
er, light rains in the upper Mississippi valley and
the noltheIn portions If Michigan and Wisconsin
south or west winds rising temper AZURE, and no de-
cidsd change In the barometer.
LOCAL RECORD.
The thermometer in the business Office Of TYE
sTAR ranged to-day IS follows:-s .. m, rs; 10 a m
rs; u NJ, go: D. m 50.
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REMARKABLE TREATMENT OF SNAKE
BITK.-Dr. Ashbel Smith, of Galveston, Tex
was recently bitten in three places, Just above
the ankle, by a snake. Swelling began in less
than five minutes from the biting, and in if
teen minutes the pain had become so excrucia-
ting that he could not bear his weight on the
limb, and he was obliged to lie down, having
previously reached home. He had purposely
delayed treating the wound, in order to observe
the effects CT the poison unmodifed by medical
agents. He now took, in a wine-gIass OF water
a half teaspoonful of saturated tincture OF
iodine. About fifteen INMATES afterward he re-
peated the iOdine-abOut twenty drops. \ short
time after, perhaps fifteen or twenty minutes
a third dose of iodine-ffbeen drOps-in twen-
ty-hye or thirty minutes after the third. The
OTifces OF the wounds were several times
touched with the tincture OF iodine, and
tie leg, which was now swollen from
the ankle 10 the knee, was painted with iodine
Inc pain was excruciatiHg, but IN two or three
hours abated seDsibly. Three hOnrs later about
$50 in the morning, he fell asleep. He awOke
at sunrise with complete stiffness and suparfi-
c1al soreness OF the limb on touch. now swollen
TO double its former size, but with no pam
worth mentioning. Nor has he since had auv
suffering further than complete disease of the
Leg and being obliged to have il at all times elc-
waited. The foot participated in the swe ling
ana II the leg hung down il became in a few
minutes perfectly livid. The Interest in the
matter lies in the efficacy OF iodine as n remedy
for yenOmous bites, in which DIR. Smith folly
believes. No other remedy v hatever was useI
and be is confident that the bite was sufficiently
poisonous TO have caused death.
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Local. NEWS,
Condensed Locals

Hsmlin house.
dTen, were found in the eighth precinct by the
police Saturday and returned to their homes.
Z. A. Nedder, 934 Louisiana avenue. sdver-
tises that be can accommodate few more par
ties with storage.
Dr.Wm. Master, the weIlkno dentist, and
one Of our well known and most respected citi-
zens, died last night very suddenly OF a conges-
AT recent conclsve OF Columbia Command.
cry, No =, Knights Templsr, II WAS decided to
accept the inyitstion OF Mr.. j. T. Cake 70 visit
Cape MAY this summer.
air. j. G. Stafford says the horse and cart
driven over Mr.. Halls child on 9Th street, on
Saturday morning, did not belong TO him, as
stated.
The remains of the much Iamsnted James A.
Wise, formerly Of this city, ara who died in
Austin, Texas, about two monthllago, have ar
rived here, AID been inferred II Mount Oiivet
cemetery.
The following were elected directors OF the
National UniCn Insurance Company 20 day: q.
knap, G.. ". Riggs, ~ Brown, r. Wallach,
Wm. Dixon, 5. Bacon A. Wylie, y. Acker, and
Fx-AayOT ssyIes Woven visited the District
Commissioners toby 20 exchange cOuTtesies
ard 10 ssk that he ID appointed Auditor in place
Of Mr..Meeds, res; tned- The encOura GENE nt
given was not OF /uch a nature Is TO make it
necessary for hLD/tO push his application.
The follOy<Ig cases have been set Tor trial
to-mOrrOw/n the Criminal Court: Henry Lee
Coleman, charge Of robbery; Frederick
Brooks, atssuit; Thomas Alexander, do; job n
ID. Clark do, and Ehzs Jones and Hattie
johnson, Nrcenv.
At an eahly hour Saturday morning An IN
known tbiet erected an entrance with a brick
through che Of the show windOwz~>ChafIes
Fischer cutlery steTe. No. G25 III stTeeN and
made oHvith pistols, knives, and kazors y the
value Of about S5q.
The Ella Tredwen. of the Washington Escht
club, having on board Messrs. Il. Fitzsi1fnons,
u A Hance, Ed. Hager, T.. II. Sents/ine, G..
Collins. T. p. / Ockman, William JOHNSON, job n
4
Hahn, and H. ThrOOp, Skilled down the Poto-
mac en- Saturday for a three weeks cruise.
The west Capitol par reminds one very much
OF virginia forest after a Smelling in the late
war. There IL hardly tree that was not more
or less injured by the tornado of the 4th instant,
their ragged tops projecting skywsrds, and il
does not appear as though any effort had been
made 20 clear away the debris. The ground il
covered with fallen trees and branches In a
state OF decay. emitting a sickening odOr SINH
lar 20 that OF the ChiCkahOminy sHamps.
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Foot SurseTv. &c.

DR.. White, chiTopodist, Will be in attendance
at his rooms until Saturdy evening, July 18th
after which he will be absent until MONDAY
morning, August 81. Thousands of persons whC
Wilt Dr. Whites establishment no. 5S5
18th street, opposite the Treasury department,
washington, DC, lind that timely attention
to those important members, the feet, econO-
mises time, and conduces TO health, comfort,
aud cheerfulness, and probably TO length
OF life. DIR. White removes Corns without pain,
so the patient can walk with ease. He success
fully treats Bunons, Vascular ENcrescences,
Club and 1Dgrowing Nails, and other ailments
of the feet. Office hours from a. IN. to g. %, IN.
Fee, 81 per visit Established in Washington,
d. G.. 1861,
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ospatch from ST. Petersburg denies
that the young Duke Nicholas, who Stole his
mothers diamonds, has been sentenced 70 ban
lsbment, but says his case Is still pending before
the emperor.
rTThe recent child-stealing in PhiladaInhia
has attracted much attention, and the polIcs
department has issued a circular describing the
two men Who stole the child and the wagon into
which the child Ross was enticed.
ga gentleman in st. Louis, Just fror, For,
Sill says the Indian chiefs, Sanfsnta, aud Biz
Tree ana Lone Wolf, are in collusion against
the whites, and serious trouble may be ex-
pected.
e(Speaking of corruption, particularly in
Ohio, the Toledo Blade says: Wherever an ex-
animation has been made, the facts have shown
heavy robberies Of the treasury in democratic
counties. Such has been the case In Fairfield
Butler, Hancock, Henry, Wayne and Holmes.n
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND B&sEMENTBBIOK HOUSE ON

STORY AND IsEMENT BRIOK HOUSE on
EISh sIRsET, GBokGEToWN, ID. o., AT
- BY virtue Of deed OF trust, bearing q ate on
- the l4th day Of August, A. ID lS7l aad daiy re-
&N corded in Liber 6S5, fOlivs IS, of the lsrd
records 81 the District OF Columbia lad b. d ectiOG
OF the party secured thert by the undersigned
tee, VIII oner Tor yale, on the premises ~ public
auction. on TUESDAY, the 2lst day Of July, A n.
D-three and ninety four, " Beatty and Hawkins
addition to Georgetown, ID o., the same being in
proved by tvo-story and basement brick house,
suitable for and used a store and dwelling, the
bou e being No. 80 Hgh street said carts of lots
begin at point on the west side of said HiRh
one hundred and fifty two and eleyeT-twelfrhs
l52 I'D feet from the intersection of High
with LIST street. and running thence westwardly and
parallel with the center iBe of the alley between
the house on this grou1d and the house next al
lolplng ON the south one hundred and twelve (Il1l
feet to the west line OF lot ninety four f9 in .sil
addition; thence with tire west line of said lot nine
ty-four south twenty one and three twefths (2l
ieet thence eastwardly ana parallel with the said
Hrst line OF this parcel # ground ons hundred aud
twenty 100 feet to High street. thence by aud wi
the building line of High str eet to the said point
ofbegiDnirg. The house has six rooms, aud Is we'll
located Tor business, and always rents well,
Terms: Twelve hundred dollars cash: bals7ca in
six, twelve, and eighteen months, with interest at
ak per secured BY deed of trust the proper
~. deposit Of Sl0Q will be required when the
property Is struck off. Ifterms of sale are rot con
piled with in seven days after sale. the trustee re-
serves the right to resell the pro perty at tia risk
and cost Of the defsulting purchaser. COnveyan-
g. W. COOPER Trustee
Jyl-dSds THOS. BOWLING. Auct.
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E II hardly = tree that was n
ed by the tornado of the 4th
tops projecting skywsrds,
pear as though any effort hS
sr away the debris. The gr
h fallen trees and branch
sy. emitting a sickening ode
n the ChickahOminy swamp.
Il nc Cholera?
Is nc Cholera.

DEATE OF An OLD SEA CAPTAIN APTER PEW
HcUEs ILLNEss--A SINGULAR WILL.
Capt. " m. Barth, an old sea captain, Go wears
Of age, died yesterday AZ O'Clock D. m, at the
re-ideDce of Mr.. =. ). King, 14I1 18th street
northwest. after an illness of q few hours OF a
but perhaps a severe attack OF cholera mOrbus
He came 70 this city from Missouri abOut a wear
ago, havlrg previously travelled nearly all over
the weird. He was a man of intelligence, and
when he came here somewhat add cted TO drink
ing. but shortly after his arrival was induced 10
join the nashavsys, and afterwards Howard
DIVISION Sons OF Temperance, Morning Star
Lodge e.. T.. and the JOnadsbs, and has since
that time been an active worker in the TEN.
perance cause. Last fall he received an sd.
pointment as inspector under William H.
Chase. superintendent of sewers, and held
the position until the board was abol-
lShed. ON the 9th of June lsst he remarked
70 mend that life was so uncertain that no
one could tel what might take place before he
got his paw from the hoard, and he thought il
best 10 make a will. He then drew up a paper
which was never legally executed, in which he
gives an account of his debts and the amount
has 10 relative living, and requests that his
body be given 10 the medical fraternity for dis
section. In case they decline to receive IL, he
a. Ks that 10 be enclosed in a box perforated
with holes, and properly loaded to make it sink
and that 10 then be taken on board a boat and
carried ont 20 water not less than six fathoms
deep, and dropped overheard, and under no
circumstances i his body tO-be buried in the
ground. He directs that the officers of Morning
star Lodge OF q. I. take charge of his funeral
and carry out his request as above. Some OF
BIS letters indicate that at one time he had BUSH
ness relations with a man bearing the name or
Holloway, in Missouri.
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WAsaINGToN,' NeRFoLk, INV YoR

WAsgIEGToN,' NORFOLK, NEW YORK
BOSTON, AND PROVIDENCE
The fine iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
Scrok s esR ReT bt rST ybss ~,
sixth street, every MONDAY snd<S<Hz<z.s=-sas
THURSDAY, at ?. m. .-cIchiug at the priucip pal
river landIngs, connecting at Norfolk with s-.rI-
ship Of the NJ. and NJ. Line for Boston and Prof..
dtnce; with the Old Dominion Steamship Cpm-
pesy, for New YORK. Freight should b. aidressas
Care Of Ledy Of tho Lake, Via Norfolk
N. L. FITZHUGH, Agent, 6'h street wharf
q. g. Plant. General AgcEt.
sIZO Room No. 10. Plant BuIldi.g
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RIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERsHTP

The firm Of HEIR & wELOH Is this lay dis
solved hy mususl consent, either partner sigaing in
Liquidation. A. II. HERR,
JAS. 8. WEIGH.
Georgetown, July I, 1874. jy7s,wln
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ASK your grocer for Dooley's Yeast Powder
the best Baking Powder for pre- pairing Biscuits
Rolls, Bread, Griddle Cakes, WALES, &c. De
pot, 60 New street, New York.
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The CELEBRATED NEW YORK PILsRg BEEF
aud Cincinnati Lion Lager on Crsught AT Geo
w. Drivers, corner Pennsylvania avenue aul
4 street. ST
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NEW roRx. July Is The Posts az anciai article
says In th. money market call loans "a az and
se;d osps the rates have beep i, a.d "a fos car
ss,s :. ssss@is1 for prime bankers. a,ty day,
ing. eJceIt Lake shore snd Pacific Mali, which
VS. fTm, but On call i became heavy, and prices
fSs 81 ari h s'sn %
ttsrishn Goyernment bonds firm. OF southern
stste bS nds Isnnessees and Missouri. were STEADY
south CAEonns skies new, non -fubdsble, sold at s.
The Markets.
RinisF, consofdst-d s, \: do peelers Is: West Viz
gin las, l0; North Carolina skies, old IL do, ne w.
BaIiIssss, July IS cotton dull and nominal
low niddlin gs, lea. Flour quiet aad steady-Hov-
ss@ e1srs Hs@s do 1'f fsm My,
As; good to prine rec. 81 al is; common to fair
PeDnsy y aria Old. do, SOL 52 western spring,
Sol IS; Corn firm FOR southern-white southern,
AID nomiDsl-neW, "a; Odds oa.s quiet and firm-
sogih eTn, SOFAS western mixed, IG7s; do white, "a
aud scarce, p 90 to &c co. Provisions very strong
Pork upehsnssd Bulk meats unchangef-should-
I575@le5S; Lard unchansed. Western butter quiet
HRf sfes SS,s i s 0GSe dsl and unchanged
tive, IO1f
Nav YoBE, JAY = Stocks duh ara weak
Money!. Gold, ga. Exchange, long, 4s71z; short
400. Go, ernmepts dull. "
Nav YoRE; July is.-FlOur steady. Wheat lc
better Corn lc. better.
LONDON, july Is, 1880 p. m The rate for money
at the stock eych9nRe on goyernrn ~ securities IL
!er cent. Bonds Of 1865 CID, 1855: 1867 loss Erie
FBASKFoRT, July IS -B,rd de- IT 1852 q71I.
LONDON, JnlY ID, D m.-Paris dispatches quote
rentes at 81 fraucs ~ centimas. The amount Of tul
lion gone INTO the Bank of England On balance to-
day is Els C0e.
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ACCIDENT TO AWAsHINGTONIAN-Th Nor
folk FTgIItGR OF Saturday says:-"Yesteriav
morning Mr.. Charles Hurdle, OF Washington
city, on a visit &C ocean View. cut himself Guits
severely IN the left wrist while engaged in cut-
ting 8 twig from a tree. He immsdiataIv came
70 tie city, and after having the wound dressed
took passage on the Lady Of the Lake FOR wash
iDetOn on Friday evening""
BE Il at home 10 day and suffering from The
hurt, which Is flesh wound, and viii doaotIsss
sCCu heal.
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CWY ITEMS.

WHEN you 60 TO BUY KNOWLES AMERI-
CAN INSECT DESTROYER, as everybody doe;
who is torUented by Bugs, Reaches, Ants OF
other nOxious insect vermin, don't If You want
considerable quantity; buy it in driblets, but
save money by purchasing a large package at
once. The saving consists in thus obtaining a
triple amount of Powder, which only doubles
in price with each increase in size of the pack
age. The Patent Ponder Gun, which Is sold
with the packages, is the handiest little instru-
ment imaginable. Depot, q. n. Crittenton.
NO. I Sixth Avenue. Sold by all Druggists and
GrOceIs. coz
NOT YET ALL DRAwN.-All the prizeJin the
last gift concert of the Public Library, it would
seem, are not yet drawn, for within the past
week two coupons were presented and paid at
the main Louisville Otfics each for over 81 900.
Where could the holders of these coupons have
been since March 31st? Asleep, perhaps, like
Rip Van Wrinkle. Governor Bramlette would,
no doubt, like all who have drawn gifts in the
last concert TO apply for the money aud leave
the Office free for the next and last grand GIT
concert. The 3lst of July is the grand d Az for
the last grand drawing, and already the rush
has commenced, and the management has its
hands full in Supplying the demand for tickets,
and 10 wonder, as this nth is certainly the last
concert that can possibly be given, and with
s2,5GO.COO for distribution in cash to ticket
holders, every sane person in the United States
and out OF 1t, will try to be ticket holder.
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WILCOX q GlBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated BsSaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory ,7th streer,
ntelligencer building. IO2s
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so TO $1,000 invested in stocks and gold nav
TWO hundred per cent. a month. Send zoe par
ticulars. Tumbridge 81 Co., Bankers, Wal
street, New York. II !: