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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-24
A Home View OF "Trlcky Tom.y



Mr.. Hendricks has replied to Secretary
Chandler, and wo do not remember in all
his long career of lodging more violent
effort to distort facts and bog tho ques.
ton. In his speech he plainly charged
that Secretary Chandler had refused for
nearly year to investigate accusations
of corruption made against officials ia tho
department because of congressional in
lluenCe, The secretary writes telling him
that the information of year and half
ago was not of corruption but of drunk
enness against an employee of tho depart
ment and that the first information of
corruption came last December.
Furthermore, as Mr.. Hendricks choose
to make political capital out of the affair,
the secretary reminded him that this con-
gressionRl influence came from democratic
congressman and senator's who wore by
the way, incilectual in their OAerts 20
retain the head OF the bureau in his place.
What docs Mr. Tricky Tom do now but
urtfully write, bOlnbast aud confuse these
dates, as any guilty man will do who
lacks the manhood aud honor TO aGknowl-
edge mistake. Ho made point against
tho secretary that after learning of frauds
he conuived at them, when tho truth is
on the first intimation of them the sec
rotary began an investigation which has
resulted in the indictment of several men.
Being corrected, he goes into long TRADE
against tho general management Of the
department, distOrts tho facts, and fails
to act manly in the case.
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Two SAkAIOUA,
l. LAKE Gorge.

CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALL RAIL and PARLoR CAR LINE
Trains on New York, West Shore, and Buffalo
R RRwaE By @ hIs e WaS9
Railroad as follows;
SARATOGA SPECIAL. Dos A.. M-Arrivo
Saratoga 2i35 y. M, Caldwell, Lake George
4;25 7. M, Montreal II p. IN. Elegant Pull
CATsKILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL o.3o A.
M.-Arrlyo Hotel kaatersltil Ill $50 y. m, Grand
DhS S'f a2 2FPR 1915 pd'ios Cars Arrvc Albany
9p. M, Utica 6:b0 D. m, Syracuse. 7;i5 p. M,
NN2ehes.eF l949 mr. bu Psror 12lS e e.
sRRHtogA AND CATskfIE MOUNTAIN
EXpRlSS. 11;4O A. M.-Arrive Hotel Kaat-
erskill 5;lS +. M, Grand Hotel 6:oS p. M.
ParcpS Cars Jersey City 70 Saratoga and lake
SARATOGA AND cATsKILL MOUNTAIN
LIMITED, 345 7. M;-Arrive Hotel Kaater-
toga $50 p. M, Lake George 10:4O p. M,
l. Montreal 1928 a. m, with Parlor Cars 10 Cat
skill Mountains, to Saratoga Bpfet Parlor
Car leaves washington on Pennsylvania r. Il,
20 Montreal. The Now York Limited leaves
Washington ut 0;4O a. M. connecting with
Saratoga and Catskill Mountain Limited At
ASK for single or round trip tickets by West
Shore Route and avoid ferry ut, and long
transfer through, New York city. Apply to city
or depot agent of Pennsylvania II. Il. for COM
Parlor car chairs nom Jersey City station re
served In advance upon application TO agent Pull
man Car Company, Pennsylvania II. H. Station,
''A''' o'''' HENRY MoNETT
General Passenger Agent
ip2Ttf DI State Street, New York.
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Athletic Park-Groa, game to-day.
A Vigorous Self Defense.

10 Lif EtiOr,
] was somewhat surprised to note tho COM
municatlon in your issue Of to-day signed
Union Printer" The writer either lacks the
capacity Of comprehcn1lng what he reads OF he
willfully miTcpresents II he had the manhood
to write oyer his namo perhaps, could Judge
which Is the case. Ascditor Of the Craftsman ]
know no party, save rs the policy OF the diller
cnt organizations affect the veal of the work
ing clnsscs for whom ! have the privilege to
speak. As an individual | have my prefer.
cnces, and IL will BIZ well for the cause Of Mr..
Blaine If "Union Printer and all others inter
cslod In republican success will do ms much as
! have already done, both with money and
effort, to make that success certain. Regard
ing the connection existing between Mr.. Blaino
and the Tribune and the Press, I havo not faDed
einphalcally TO call the attention of republic
can leaders to the fhct that the hostility oC the
worklngmen OF New York and of Philadelphia
toward these two papers will also hurt the re-
publican candidate, whose election they 50
earnestly champion. This Is Unjust ! admit,
but 1t Is human nature, and wise politicians,
instead Of morallzing over It, orc hard at work
70 remove the cause of dissension, And l, Mr..
Editor, am doing my share TO help them. TIC
rcCur 70 your intelligent correspondent, may
remark that the only presidential candidate
whose boycott have so fnr advised happens 70
be Mr.. Cloyolandi so you perceive TINT You
went off half cooked on very unreliable lniOr-
nation. It's u bad habit YOU have, Mr.. Editor.
AUGUST DONATE, Editor Craftsman.
WARRINGTON, July y.
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CAMPS AND EXCURSIONS.
When the Local MiIitinmen will Seek
Fresh Air this Summer.

As the weather gets warmer the local
militiamen pine for the sands of the surf
or for the cooling shelter of the woods.
Nearly all of tho companies will make
pilgrimages of some sort, although the
majority of them will remain away but q
few days, as most of the members are
employed in tho departments, and arc
unable to BIO long absent from their office
The Rifles have taken their summer
trip, and all retain pleasant remembrances
of Lake Minnetonka, in Minnesota, where
they spent ten days last month. They
will, however, give series of excursions
during tho season to tho different resorts
on tho river.
The Light Infantry have not as yet
hied themselves away, but on Aug. III
they will pack knapsacks and invade
Long Branch, whore they will linger for
eight days. They will encamp on the
beach, but will take their meals ut the
West End hotel. From Long Branch they
will proceed to Brooklyn, where they will
be tho guests of the 18th regiment, re-
naming there ono day, and returning
here on Tuesday, the 26th. The four
companies of the corps will tako full COM
plements, or about $50 men in all.
The LIST company, Union Veteran corps,
will not go into summer camp. but on
Aug. will visit Fortress Monroe and the
Soldiers home at Hampton, returning on
the morning of tho 18th. About sixty
five members will 60.
The summer tour of the Union Veteran
corps, Capt Thomson, will DO limited to
visit to Gettysburg during the grand
oncampment, to be held sometime dur.
ing next month. Tho corps will carry
about fifty members.
The colored companies will make Q
summer jaunt next month.
The Capital City Guards will 20 &c
Irving park on the 14th, where they will
attend the annual encampment OF oolored
troops. Tho Guards will also encamp for
week at Van Ness park later In the
season.
The Butler Zouaves will also go to IT.
wing park on the 1ith, and will give sew,
oral excursions and picnics.
The Washington Cadets have not al
yet arranged fora summer encampment
but will give several excursions one O.
which will talso place carly next month
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Burke and Crane, Boston's battery to-day.
Our Animal Friends.


win you kindly allow me space in your
columns fora birthplace in behalfofour animal
friends? Some weeks since was at the Queens.
town stock yards on market day where saw
on the platform seven dead animals killed by
sulQcntion and trampling In one car And
this / understand Is not novel scene Mt
Queenstown, On one OF tho wUrmrst days OF
this season was al the Baltimurcund Potomac
hci,hl depot az - ~, whore saw two crates
OF chickens which had stood there under the
hot sun all of the forenoon. The chickens
were packed two deep and many ofthem were
NJ the last gasp "Somotlmts, slid one OF the
depot men who helped me bring water aud
revive these dying chickens "thcy are left
here several days and we wulpr and feed them
to keep them alive" This cruel overcr0wding
Of chickens In the crates attracts attention
every day about the markets aud commission
houses In Washington,
ooh, they viii 20 without water two days"
said Il colored man who was throwing chickens
nom one crate Into another yesterday nj one of
our Commission houses handling Thorn an
though they were blocks OF wood Or bits OF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-24
THE MARKETS.
"Duil hut Firm" is tho Story that Comes
from Wall Street.-The Bulls Languidly
Jnbllant-NeMs from Chicago and the West.


0nuIt INT Firm, is tbo Storv TINT Comes
-
from wall Street.-The Bulls LanRmaly
Jubilapt--yevs from Chicago and tho West,
SpcctH Dspdtch.
New YORK., July 23--rhe policy adopted by
bin bcars scclns TO be kcut Quiet with a Wow OF
tiring the h,lis out ITo,,scs idcn,idod with
uriuB the pu'iS ouN HOUSES plc'l''"Vu WIN
the bull party say no effort has been made to
put the market up, but there Will be q sharp
advancn snou
p,,n,,,i,i,I. ..,. H.. a, ID, p,,,,,,,, ann,
rcpor.s tnuV ,no Ne.,'.'s ool'',
pany VIII Keep friendly relations with the coal
combination, although opposed to August
stopnooo. IL IL mid Headings Tonnage has
,on, n,,,,h, ,",,,. ,bood hs ,,,Sdin ,oo,, e.,
pcvh pought iaIgoy nneau ny i'ilu i 'ne,, w
order to influence PRESIDENT kcins action
with reference to restriction and to break the
coal combination. coal men talk confidently
of trade iii January. steel rails are sold In
small 1unntiiies nj Tho mill Al sg7 per ton
lowest ever known.
Dqston ui,pntenes hly tne ehlhi'lsS Oh luton
fhclnc LOT lne iiist tW9 weeks ui July SNOW
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stone. II v no tax upon the imagination 10 gee
that these nre very grave questions OF public
II the duty OF kludness 20 these speechiess
sufferers las no sufficient claims upon our live
stock and chicken producers, concern for the
health Of ourselves and Our families ought TO
compel reform In this matter. Why will not
our commission merchants lead of Gu this
line? This kind Of protection platform is one
upon which the farmers Will, no doubt stand
with them shoulder to shoulder.
WASHINGTON, July x. IS. w. RUSSELL.
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Nationals vs.. Bostons, Capitol park, a.so
A pllIetantl. Combination.

40 Hc IlIttoIs
Doubling Thomases," who have been un'
certain as TO what was their political duty,
what was most patriotic, what would afford
the greatest good to the greatest number, must
have had tho clouds dispeled by the reading
of the doings of the independent conference"
yesterday.
"0pr doubts are traitors,
Aud mako us lose the good we of might win"
Fcnce.mon will descend on our side, and
only the few chronic oroakors will be lett TO
run tho independent kicking machine--and,
as usual, they will DO 'loft."
The "othcr side Is welcome to anything 10
can make out Of the Curtis-Schnrz- Goldman
killed Greeley In 1877. History repeats itself.
WASHINGTON, July %. CIIFY. WARDEN.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.


NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WAsHINGToS, ID. G.. July 10, 1884.
Sealed Proposals. In duplicate, to be Endorsed
"proposals for Supplies" will be received at this
office until II NJ, INK 20Tji DAY OF JULY,
1884, for articles to be delivered at the Navy
to the Government and subject to the usual In
spection and conditions, viz:
BUREAU ORDINANCE.
Requisition No. 8-Class "a" Hardware
3D." Paints: OIL &C.; &C" Miscellaneous arti;
9 n. No 7,Class "D," Inget Copper. r."
Lumber. No. l2-Screws No. 17-Filcs. To
be awarded by classes. Schedules and blank
forms for bids to he had at this office. mo per-
son shall be received as contractor who js not
q manuia aturcr OF, or regular dealer In. the ar
reserved to reject any or all bids. responsible
security required on the bid for faithful perfor-
nance. TIIOS. ii. LOCKER.
Pay Director u 8. NJ. Navy Pay Agent.
II
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washingtons VS.. Baltimorcs to-day, 4;SO
DEPARTMENT. DOTS.


The comptroller OF the currency has ex-
tended the corporate existence OF the Union
National bank, Of Weymouth, Mass, to July26,
1904.
The United States treasurer yesterday made
n requsition for Slj6.005 to pay the interest OH
the District of Columbia 3.65 per cent. bonds
due August l.
Tho secretary Of tho treasury has issued war
rnnts amounting to $4,000 TO tho postoiiiOb
department for the settlement OF a number OF
old msallowed by the accounting officers
under the net Of June H. 1873.
The treasury department has decided that
the provisions Of the Dingley shipping bill
prescribing the duties of shipping commission
ers do not apply in the case Of vessels of less
than flfty tons burden, engaged in the coasting
trade.
Indian Agent McGillicuddy reports to the
Indian bureau that he was compelled to eject
DR.. s. T. Bland Of Washington, d. c. editor
OF journal devoted To Indian matters) nom
the Pine Ridge Dak.) agency, because Bland
was fomontihg trouble among the indians.
A circular has been issued by the treasury
department promulgating the oct approved
July 4, 1855, amending the act entitled "An
net to execute certain treaty stipulations re-
lating to Chinese, &c" and inviting the at
tention Of customs officers to It's prov islons.
Hiram Beans postmaster at Waterford, Lou
doun county, Va, has informed the postofiice
department that unknown persons fired ten
shots into the postotiice Sunday morning,
breaking glass and doing other damage. The
| postmaster says the local authorities do not
| show disposition TO investigate the affair.
The first comptroller of the treasury has de-
cided that the five internal revenue agents
who were lcgislated out of office by the pro
visions of the legislative appropriation bill are
| entitled to per diem compensation for ser.
vices rendered on the day on which the bill
was approved by the President, viz, July 7,
1881,
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yoiun,.sr omccrs, Paw.

the cxertlon Of Representative Steele, of In
diana, providing that officers Of volunteers In
the late rebellion should be mustered for pay
rom the date each commission was lSsued.
recently, cxcepts cases of officers where the
strength of tho various commands present
for duty was below the minimum for which
different nustcrs were made during the war
under rulings and orders from the war depart
mont. Under this new ruling very large
class OF officers who were Intended To be
benefited by the act, Will be obliged to wait
declaring the intention Of congress in the mat
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pRoPosALs FOR COAL AND LUMBER.
PROPOSALS. FOR COAL AND WOOD.

OFFICE OF SERoEANT-AT.ARMs
UNITED STATES SENATE,
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1884.
Scaled proposals will be received at this once
until IL M. AUGUST for
500 tons Of well-screoned White Ash Anthracite
Coal furnace azc) and
100 cords OF pine Wood and
40 cords hest quality Hickory Wood, cut In
- three lengths.
The coal and wood to be delivered during this
fiscal year us may be required by this office,
Both coal and wood to be inspected and stored
N the vnults Of the Senate wing ut the cost Of
the bidder. The right Is reserved to reject any
ana all bids. on the acceptance Of a bid proper
contract Will be entered into, and be so framed
as TO permit tho Sergeantat-Arms to annul II at
any time for what he may deem to BIO good cause.
w. p. CANADAY,
jy15-uha Sorgeant.at- Arms o. g. Senate
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PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF WASTE
l. PAPER.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING,
July II, 1854.
Sealed proposals for the purchase OF Waste
Paper during the fiscal year ending June 80,
1855, will be received at the Office of the SUI
pssrintendent until o'clock p. m. OF MONDAY,
JULY %, 1884.
The waste paper VIII be of three kinds: White
Paper, Brown Paper, and Pasteboard and bids
should specify the price per one hundred pounds
for each kind The paper will be weighed by an
officer of the Department, and placed In bags for
delivery to the Contractor the bags to be ilir-
nished by the contractor ia needed by the De-
partmcnt. The paper must be taken at the ex-
pence Of the purchaser, and at the clnvenience
OF the Department-usually once u month-and
prompt payment made therefor.
The Department reserves the right TO reject
any or all BIDS or parts of bids, and to waive de-
ipCts.
The successful bidder will be required to fur
nlsh II bond In the sum of az 900 conditioned for
the faithful execution Of tho contract.
:, Bids should be Endorsed Proposals for Waste
Paper and addressed to the secretary of the
Treasury. CHARLES j. FOLGER,
lyl0-5t Secretary.
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PROPOSALS FOR LAYING PIPE SEWER
OFFICE OF THE

= EN0ISEER CoMh,ssioNER,
WASHINGTON, u. C., July II, 1884.
BY direction of the Board OF Commissioners
sealed proposals will be received ut this Office
Hs s IL oei9eK 56 ~ a III a LILY ~
Pipe Sewer on street, Georgetown, District of
Columbia
Blank forms OF proposals and specifications
can be obtained at this Oiiico upon application
therefor, together with all necessary inforina-
considered.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
or parts of bids a. J. LYDECKER,
Major of Engineers, u, S. A.,
jy1S-Dt Engineer Commissioner d. O.
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W. W. coRconAN,

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
This fine steamer will make daily trips (Sun
days exceptcd( to all points on the Potomac ns
arrive at $50 p. M. Fare, round trip, 20 cents
to all points except Mount Vernon, which Is IL
SATURDAY AFTERNOON trips down IN,
Potomac. boat leaves ut o p. IN. and arrives al
$50 y. IN. Fare, 40 cents -.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON trips will bt
made as usual, boat leaving mt q y. m. md re
turning at y p. m. Boat will 40 as far ns indian
Head. Fare, 90 cents je2Su
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EXCURSIONS.
CHAPEL POINT, THE LONG BRANCH
~ OF MARYLAND,

~ OF MARYLANp,
b5 Miles from Washington.
The grandest excursion orr the Potomac and
the most select will leave SNth-street wharf
EVERY SUNDAY
At o o'clock sharp An kinds of Fresh Fish,
Crabs In every style. and meats, vegetables, We
Dinner, for 90 cents, will be furnished In Chapel
Point Hall. the largest dining room and only
hall that will seat I, 900 people ut time. Mag
nfcent new hotel for families TO spend the SUM
mer 81 ftom 20 TO s1e por week. Elegnnt drives
fpf resort on Potomac. Tho steamer JOHN w.
THOMPSON has been newly furnished rom
top to bottom; nrstClass stntcrooms. Fare,
round trip. 80 eta; Children rs cts. HOWARD
BROS, Propriotors of Hotel. HOWARD q
DAVIS, Propriotors ExcursiOns Boating, Bath
ing, Fishing, &C. WIN call at Alexandria going
and returning. For fnrthsri nf9rn,ation apply to
Walker a Davis. Eleventh and Maryland ave-
nue., and National Hotel jy22-6t
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DRoPosALs FOR CARPETS, &c.



OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
- WASHINGTON, ID. c. July 10, 1884.
Scaled proposals will be received at the Uptod
States Treasury Department until . O'Clock p
m. MONDAY, AUGUST q, 1884, for supplying
10000 yards, more less, OF the best fllll-ine-
frame Body Brussels Carpet, and $4,000 yards,
more or less, ofthe best American Carpet lining
for United States public buildings to be delivered
nt the Treasury Department, washington ID. G.,
In such quantities and at such times as may bo
required. No bid Will be considered unless made
by a manufacturer or regular dealer In carpets
and accompanied by IL deposit of 81 900 United
States money, or u certified check for that
amount ils u guarantee of good faith. Deposit of
successful bidder will he retained until contract
Is entered into and bond given, with not less than
two surctics, In the penal sum of $1,000, con-
ditloned that terms ofcontract shall he faithfully
executed. Bids must state the price per yard,
and must be accompanied by II sample Of III
yards of Carpet, with makers name marked
thereon, and yard of Carpet Lining as speci-
mems OF the quality of the goods to he furnished.
The Department reserves the right to reject
any or all bids and to waive defects.
Bids should be addressed to the Secretary OF
the Treasury and Endorsed proposals for Carpet
and CARPET Lining" CHAS ]. FOLdER,
Jy1T-n3t
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TRAHEL nRs, GLIDE.

1H56 SIZE faREA Io RFFANi pgfy AASB s R3n9E
s MEM yD9T TE pE TiAckM AeEifffG SE1NPP
EQutfiiPfMhN1fisn. 'A RAILS "'N'-' - ''-'
IN EFFEcr July 10, 1884
TRAINS LEAVE wAs1fINGToN,. from sta
For Pitts6urg and The " ST. chicago Limited
Express OF Palace sleeping Cars u O;fOhni.unuyi
Et 9G o stesnns d ay f. So Snn nr4sb sq to
Cincinnati md Hotel Car to ~. Louisi daily,
Sifelt saurday to onCsEo WIN siecpgS5 oar
m. daily, with Palace Cars to pitiShnrg. Also
GpSnnscis daily for ohigagG YIih sleeHnS Car ,n
daily for pittsb,lre and the West, with Palace
Sleeping Car Washington to chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
=, For Erie, canandaigua, hoche3tsr, Bull ,,'
Palace Cars Washington TO Rochester. Train
leaving Washington on saturday night VIII not
For wiIiianisport, Lock Haycn, and Elmira.
at O40 =. m. do ly except Sunday, 70, s.,o
and III a, M, 2:10, 4, 10, and 1li1b y. m; on
Sunday, 4, 10, ind tl15 p. m. Limited FIX
press Of Pullman Parlor Cars, 81 =. m. daily.
'1 For Boston y Without change, 21o y. m. every
week day. ON sunday, 7. II. ,..,,. ..,
meet t az l jersey CITY with boats Of BrooEiyn An.
mex, nfiording direct transfer g Fulton street,
2lo 70 md zap P,I NJ on Sunday 4 O.
~, una ll'lD ". III. llllllltth bNHltHhi b'SO "
m, daily. except sunday.
For Baltmorc, $40, fil5, $40, $40, II .. M,
1908, 2:lO, a. 4:26, 4;40, q, TAO, 10, and IL 10
y. IN; on sunday, $40, IL a. M, 4, q, TAO 10,
For Pope i Creek line, $3.50 n. IN. and $40 p.
III. daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis $50 n. M, 1905, and 4;4O n.
IN. daily, except Sunday.
ALEX ANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria $50, 100. 0:25, II :05, and
11;36 n. M. 200 4:25. 0, 8:25, S:O5, and 1880
p. N. ON sunday at $50, go, 11:05 u. M,
S.O5 y. m, $500
FOR RICHMOND and the South. $50 and 1905
n. NJ. daily, and =. III, daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave A eSandrla for Washington, sos,
800, 10, 1O1Oa. M: !, 300. 3:23, b.1O, 100,
and 10:l0 n M. and 1910 midnight Except
Monday. On Sunday at 800 aud 1910 n. IN.
200 and lOi4Q y. M, md 1910 night.
Tickets md Information at the Office, north
cast corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl-
vanla avenue. and at the station, where orders
can he left for the checking OF baggage TO destl-
nation from hotels aud residences.
CHAS u. PUGII, General Manager.
!. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
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The Safe and swift Steam

The Safe and swim Steamer,
JANE MOSEIiEY,
Leaves Sixth street Wharf at H. M; returning
OF $50 p m Music, dancing, saltwater bath
ing, and splendid cuisine.
Tickets, Soc; children half fare.
For all information apply TO Abners Sum.
mer Garden. Special rates for societies and
clubs jy1O-tf