National Republican., 1882-07-22
DOWN TIE RIVER.
Excursions in Prospc CT ON Any OF which
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Delightful Time May be Had.
The steamer W. w. Corcoran leaves the Seventh
street wharf every morning for Mount Vernon,
FUos Foote and Washington Marshall Hall,
Gunson's, and Upper and Lower Glymont. The
round trip to Mount Vernon, including admission
| to Washington's mansion and tomb is 81; to the
other points 25 cents. Captain Blake, the genial
| commander of the Corcoran, possesses the happy
| faculty of making all guests enjoy themselves,
and allows no improper persons to cross the gang
fare % cents, aud o-m0Trow afternoon, at o'clock
the boal will go down the river forty miles, stop
ping,only at Marshall Hall, and returning at p
Quantleo Pavilion Is delightful place to spend
day. The salt water bathing, boating, grabbing,
and fishing are splendid and there are fine lawns
Tor croquet, archery, quois, and other sports The
Keyport leaves the Seventh: street Wharf for Guam
tickets lily cents. children hi half price. rice
Captain T. s. Randalps commodious steamer,
Mary Washington, takes pleasant parties down TO
Occoquan Falls and Mount Vernon Springs Wed.
nesdnys Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. There
is fine music OH the week day trips, See the ad.
The Washington Cadet Corps will give an ex.
cursion on the 3lst ilstan'. Tue steamer Mary
Washington has been chartered, and the Weather
bureau has engaged to furnish moonlight on that
evening and an extremely enjoyable time may be
The Apollo Glee Club will give another excur.
| sion on the evening Of August to Marshall Hal
on the steamer w. W. COrCoran. The members of
the organization are living on lemons and eggs in
and Mr.. Pearson, the fair, fat, and fortultous
Frank, Will, at the earnest request of hundreds of
music lovers, render his famous quintette, when
the Pies and Cakes Grow Stale"
The popular steamer George Jeary Will leave
the Seventh. street wharf at p. IN. this evening
for Piney Point, Point Lookout, Fortress Monroe,
Norfolk. aud the "apes, returning Sunday even
ing and will arrive here at $3.50 Monday morning.
Professor Cooks brass band accompanies the ex.
cursion
The Capital Pleasure Club. one OF Washing,on's
most popular organizations will give its second
excursion to Lower Cedar Point 10. morrow The
steamers Jaue MOseley and j. w. Thompson wi
| re- urn to the city at 10 80 IN. There will be
ample accommodations for all, an improper per-
SONS will be studiously excluded TicGe 80 cents
each. May be secured az he drug stores OF ShaG-
hirts, Nourse 4 Co, Wat Drew Scheller " Stevens,
Dooley, and ]. 4. Herrys cigar store.
There VIII be special excursion to Lower Ce-
dar Point on the steamer Jane Moseley Monday,
Bowers * Co. The steamer will leave her wharf
ut n. M, returning AT p. IN. Tickets may be
secured at the st. Mare Hotel aud Mt tie wharf
The Lady of the Lake will make a trip of forty
miles down the river tomorrow, leaving Sixth
street wharf at $3.50 o'clock, returning ut p. IN.
This trip is very appropriate for family parties, as
no liquor is sold on the boat, and patrons are
highly respectable. Tickets may be secured ut
the boat 50 cents; children half price.
The annual excursion of Bank Messengers to
Marshall Hall will take place on Nj inday even
ing. The steamer w. w. Corc1rnn will leave her
wharf, foot of Seventh street. ut p IN. sharp, re-
turning will leave Marshall Hall ut IL o'clock.
excursions of the summer aud large number of
tickets have been sold. The tickets are 81, admit
ting a gentleman and Indies, and can be pro.
cured from the members OF the society.