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DRoPosALs FOR PURCHASE OF WASTE
PAPER,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE SUPERINTENpENr OF DuILDINn,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE SUPERfNTENDENr OF BuIhDIna,.
July II, 1884
Sealed proposals for the purchase OF Waste
Paper during the fiscal yenr ending June 80
perintendent until o'clock p. m. OF MONDAY,
JULY 70, 1884.
The waste paper will be of three kinds: White
Paper, Brown Paper. and Pastebonrd, and bids
should specify tho price per one hundred pounds
for each kind, Tho paper will be weighed by an
officer OF the Department, and placed In bags for
delivery TO the contractor, the bags to be flr-
nished by the contractor as needed by the De-
partment. The paper must he taken at the ex1
pence of the purchaser, and Mt the convenience
OF the Department-usually once montb-and
prompt payment made therefor.
The Department reserves tho right to reject
any or all bids, or parts OF bids, and TO waive de-
The successful bidder Will he required TO fur
nish n bond In the sum Of ~ 600 conditioned for
the faithful execution Of the contract
Bids should be indorsed Proposals for Waste
Paper " and addressed to the Secretary Of the
Treasury. CHARLES ]. FOLGER,
| Jy1B.bt Secretary.
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LoGAN,s DEPARTURE.
Tho General starts for the Grand Army En-
camnment and the people Cheer Him.

Tho General starts for the Grand Army En-
campmcnt and The People Cheer Him.
'Thls Is nothing TO what we will give him
when when he gets back" said n Union Vet.
Gran In the Baltimore aud Potomac depot Sat
urday night. 1--WE will paint tho town red
then, and no mistake"
Gen. Logan had Just finished handshal,lng
Session with the old soldiers, and amer three
cheers and tiger, his train was slowly pulling
out Of the depot. Tho announcement that he
had accepted an invitation to accompany the
invitation TO accompany the district delcgrtes
TO the annual cncampmcnt OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic at Minneapolis the sd in
slant, was seized upon by the veterans here as
| a fitting opportunity to tender him an enthusi-
astlc send-of. Accordingly the Veteral Corps
and large body of Grand Army men, pre-.
cedcd by the Marine baud, marched to the
residence of the senator, on Twelfth street,
| and rendered their services us an escort to the
| Baltimore mud Potomac depot. There were
no forlnalities observed, but the general
promptly took n carriage with Fifth Auditor
| ID. 5. Alexander, department commander, as
his companion. Another carriage contained
Gen. s. S. Burdetto and Adlutant General In
| graham, of the Grand Army.
Headed by the Marine band, Caps. Thoma-
| son marched his company up TO X street.
thence by Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania
| avenue TO the Sixth street depot, where the
| Indies and number of Grand Army men were
| Wultlng III 'he lraln. On entering the special
car Gen. Logan was warmly greeted by the
| following, who will accompany him to the
reunion Post Department Commanders G. G.
Royce, A. II. q. Richardson, William Gibson
and d. +. Hawkes.; delegates Charles King II
S. Hunter and l.. X. Brown; q. NJ. Hustled
national council of administration; Depart
inent Commanders Woodman, of Virginia, and
IIcnnighausen, of Maryland; Messrs Christie
Stokes, Messer, Baxter, Roland, and a. X
Grant. There were frequent demands TO
Logan from the crowd which lowered arounC
the cur, upon which was placed the inscrlp
ton, department of the Potomac, Washing
ton, ID. c." and finally the general was forcet
10 come out on the platform and bow his nc
knowledgemcnts. As he appeared, bearing
pearl colored beaver In his right hand, tn
depot fhirly echoed with the cheers of tn
multitude. Finally delegate secured silence
while he announced that the general woult
talk when he came back from Minneapolis
aud the crowd had to be content with this.
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AYEJE Rs, Guide.

THGS T aREA NoE NNs nsT NM s R9HTTE
&ESS YpS sTRhE nG IhACk MAoN RffsaR
IN EFFECT JULY 10, 1884.
TRAINS LEAVE wAsHINeToN,f from sta
Express Of Palace s eepins Cars al 81 40 a daily
louis i WITH sleeping q Cary rom marrsbSTs
Cincinnati, and Hotel Car to 81. Louisj daily,
Altoona s 70 chicaso ' Westesn Express
m. daily, with Palace Cars to Pittsburg; Also Iso
p .SSs ia SpS Ss ch Ss T Tia ss'RpS Car
daily for PittsburR and the West, with Palace
Sleeping Car Washington tn Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Eric, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buflalo,
Passsa cars ar Ma.hin Ss 0 g Train
leaving Washlngton on Saturday nisnt VIII not
For Wlliiamsport, Lock Haven, and Eimlrn
fc4 Se W. 9Ys York o sSS the lS
and ! l a. M, 2;10, 4. 10 and 11'l6 p m; on
p pTess mo- f Fsor Gsrs oao a. n.y. daily
eiFS For Boston Without change, 2,1o p. m. every
meet al sepssy tlIy with boats q hsoSEiyS Az
oFSr PsiisScPhIq 55 $50 a. and s,1n5 Il 4 NJ Il
IT, HS and f Il sao Iihied Express Sl6 a.
m; daily except sunday, non o..o
1905, 210, L. 4.26, $40, @, 7:40, 10, and II: 10
| p. IN. on Sunday, GAO IL a. m, 4, o, TAO, 10.
| and 11;16 D. IN.
For Pope's Creek Line, $3.50 q. m. and 440 p,
| m. daily, except Sunday.
| m. daily, except Sunday.
ALEXANpRIA AND FREDERICKsBpRG
RAILWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AMI
| WASHINGTON RAILRoAD.
For Alexandria $50. 7;20. 0:25 1l:05, and
| 1880 a. m, 200 AGO, o, 62b, 800, and 1l:3c
p, M On Sunday at $50, 0.25, l1:05 a. M
300 p. m.
| n. m. daily, and o p M. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave A exandria for Washington, 800
| 800, 10, 1910 n. m; l, 3:05, 1928, b;1O, 100
and 1910 n M, and 1910 midnight lexcep
Monday. on Sunday at 500 and 1910 IA IN
| 7.0b and 1O:40 D. M, and 1910 night.
Tickets and Information at the Office, north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl
vsnin avenue, and at the station, where order
can be left for the checking of baggage to desti
nation from hotels and residences.
CHAS Il. PUGH, General Manager.
]. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
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Championship game to-day. Capitol park,
THE COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted by tho District judiciary
Saturday.

Circuit Court-Jtstice H10ner.- Stewart W..
poltan bank VS.. Jones; judgment by default.
Rich VS.. Henry; parties ordered Into court ut
o'clock p IN. Monday 10 settle bill Of excep-
lions. Hetzel VS.. baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Judgment overruled. National Bank OF Re
public vs.. Hume OF al; bill Of exceptions filed.
Equity Cburt-Justtce Hdgner.-Merrltt VS..
Geyer; motion for the appointment of ne.
dered. Hutchins VS.. Hutchins; Phil Lewis
made party complainant. United States VS..
Howgate; report Of sale by Trustees Hyde a
Matthews ordered made. Hoover vs.. Mari;
order making Jacob Rich party complainant
Bangs vs.. Gideon; sale ratified nlsi.
Criminal Cbut--Jusice WyNe.-James A. Nc
Dewitt, violating section 35T Revised Statutes
United States; q nOlle pros. onterod.
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BANK STATEMENT.



NEW YORK, July 19.-Tho upward move
ment which set In ut the stock exchange yes
terday made further progress this morning.
The favorable crop advices and the scarcity of
stocks were causes at work. In the early trad
ing the market was quite active and prices ad-
vnnced sharply The bears became alarmed
by the rapidlty Of the advance and rushed in
TO buy but owing to the small supply of float
ing stock succeeded in covering, but a COM
paratively small amount of their outstanding
contracts. The favorable bank statement also
had Its influence.
At the opening prices rose n to- ~ per cent.
Missouri Pacific leading with sales up to 9s54,
After the iirst call thefe was q reaction of a
to q per cent, but near midday speculation
strengthened, and many stocks sold up to the
highest figures of the day aud week. Union
Pacific advanced to 1874, Chicago Burlington
| and Quincy to ll6lS, Northwest to 1919, Pre-
ferred to l2g11E st. Paul to 741s Louisville and
Nashville to 3g51, Missouri Pacific to 90, New
| York Central to 10l, Northern Pacific pre-
| ferred to 40, and Omaha preferred to S71. In
izatons. The decline from the highest point
of the day ranged u to ~ per cent, North.
| west, st. Paul, Lackawanna, Lake Shore, and
New York Central leading the downward
movement.
The total sales of stock to-day aggregate
22i, $50 shares, including theltollowing: Della
ware, Lackawanna, and Western, II, 600; Lake
Shore, 1850; Louisville and Nashville, $50
Missouri Pacific, $500; Northwestern, TO- 69
New York Central 6,375; Reading, 700; st
Paul, $500; Union Pacific 1890; Western
| Union, l9,625; Northern Pacific, preferred
| 4,537.
Treasury balances-coin, sl2o, 1886, 7e2; cur
rency, S9,590,436.
n O.. ca
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To all who are suffering from the errors and
indlscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
u recipe that will cure you, free of charge
This great remedy was discovered by II mis-.
sionary In South America. Send selfad-
dressed envelope TO the Rev. Joseph L. lnman,
Station D.. New York CITY.
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GEORGE TAYLOR GOES FREE.
Mr.. Moses Loses the Benent OF His Bail Piece
M a Collecting Agency.

The habeas corpus case Of George Taylor,
who was arrested OH a bail piece taken out by
William b. Moses and started on the road to
New Orleans, but stopped ut Alexandria, Va,
came on for hearing before Justice Wylle last
Saturday, Messrs. Nat Wilson and Robert
Christy appearing for the petitioner, Il nd Mr.,
q. &. Cole for the bondsman.
The papers In the case were again read and
in the application Mr.. Taylor claimed that he
was arrested under bail piece because he re-
fused TO give Mr.. Moses, the bondsman, deed
of trust on his property for $4,000 for an in
debtedncSS which the petitioner denied owing.
lie asked the release of the bond aud permits
sion TO give new bail. Mr. Cole read the an
swcr of Mr.. Moses, In which he admitted the
truth of the statement, but claimed that the
principal cause was his loss OF confidence IN
Mr. Taylor. A letter was also read to the
Mr.. Moses was liable.
Mr.. Wilson commended az nearly eight years
had passed since the forfeiture, Mr., Moses had
lost his right, and further that Il was competent
for the court here to take new bail,
Mr.. Cole argued that the case was beyond
the reach of the court, and there was no
authority giving the court power to take new
bail
Col. ChrIly closed tho argument, and
claimed that the statute gave power to the
court to discharge the surety and accept new
bail,
Judge wylIe held that under section 1918 OF
the statutes he had suoh power; that Will e the
surety had not surrendered the principal, the
principal had come IN aud asked that his
surety be relieved. lie would release the bond
and consider Mr. Taylor la custody until II new
bond for the same amount (Sl0UO0) was given
Mr. Wilson then asked for u rule on Mebsrs
Cole, MGDevitt, and Others 10 show oauso why
they should not pc punished for contempt Ii
carrying Mr. Taylor out of the Jurisdiction o.
the court
Judge wylio declined to grant the sppilca
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., July 10, 1854.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, TO be Endorsed
Office until IL m. the 29rH DAY OF JULY. 1854,
for articles to BIO delivered at the Navy Yard,
government, and subject to the usual Inspection
and conditions, viz:
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
Requisition No. $500 tons Cumberland Coal;
No. 6.--Statonery, &c No. SHAY, Meal, &c.
To be awarded by acquisitions. Schedules and
blank forms ofbids to be hadat this Office. mo
person shall be received as u contractor whois
not manufacturer Of or regular dealer In the
articles which he offers to supply" and the right
Ia reserved to reject any or all bids. Responsible
security required on the bids for fhthul PERFORM
ance. TlIOS. II. LOCKER,
Pay Director u. $. NJ,
iylG-4t Navy Pay Agent
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DRoPosALs FOR COAL.

'RoPosAIs FOR COAL
REPoRM SCHOOL OF THE ID. c.,
WASHINGTON, July ., 1884
Sealed proposals will be received by me up to
noon of MONDAY, JULY 20, for the delivery
at the Reform school Of
200 tons white ash furnace coal. more or less.
100 tons white ash range coal, more or less.
80 tons Cumberland coal. more or less.
All to be of best quality, free from slate and
other impurities. To be delivered In quantities
perintendent of the school. To weigh 2,24O
pounds TO the ton; and fee OF 20 cents ton to
inspector and weigher to be paid by contractor.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for
Coal.n
Right to reject bids or waive defects is re-
served.
JAMES Il. FITCH,
Jy4-oer-td President Board Of Trustees.
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MEDICAL.
? WITH p

May mean POISONED with Potash" This Il tho
case with hundreds who have beon unwise
enough TO tnke SarsAparllas, Potash mixtures,
&C., until digestion Is almost fatally impaired,
Swif'a specific Is u vegetable remedy, and re-
stores the system TO health and builds up tho
waste made by those poisons.
Twas suffering with Blood Poison, and treated
several months with Mercury and Potash, only
10 make me worse. The Potash took away my
appetite and gave me dyspepsia, and both gave
me rheumatism. i then took Sarsaparillas, &C
All these Sarsaparllla mixtures have Potash In
them. This made me still worse as 1t drove the
poison farther into my system. A friend Insisted
! should take Swf's specific. and 1t cured me of
the Blood Poison, drove the Mercury and Potash
out of my system, and to-day am ~ well as
ever was. GEG. y. WELLMAN, JR.,
Salem. Mass.
John a. Smith, tho largest merchant In Gaines
vile, Ga, says; II sutfered for years from the
combined effects OF Erysipelas and Eczema. I
continued to grow worse under medical treat
ment and by taking medicine containing Potash.
Is, $. ;. cured me thoroughly and bsoluteir. My
appetite strength, and flesh returned AZ IyW-
cured with It,"
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases mdiled
free to applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
New York Office. 1850 West Twenty-third
street. between sixth and seventh avenues
Philadelphia Office, 1905 Chestnut street.
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Nationals VS.. Bostonq, Capitol park, 4.3O



Mrs. Susie f. Harley, wife of J. ]. Harley, IL
clerk in the treasury department died at the
insane asylum at 1880 o'clock last Saturday
night. She was nearly 2S years old. Mrs.
Harley was, before her marriage, Miss Susie
f. Porter, and by that name will be remem-
bered afiectionately by very many young
people who were her pupils during the ten
years in which she was school teacher In
this city She was possessed of those peculiar
traits OF character that sympathy with child life
aud love and kindness for children, which
made her an admired teacher and endeared
her to her pupils. She became a teacher when
little more than child herself She was the
daughter of Mr.. Nicholas Z. Porter who was
killed BY an accident years ago. Her mother
died the same year leaving her TO take the
place of both parents TO q family Of younger
children, u charge which she nobly fulfilled.
Mrs. Harley's mind became affected shortly
after the birth of her child, an infant few
weeks old, which survives her. She had been
an inmate ofthe asylum for six weeks, but she
became perfectly sane Several days before her
death. A large number of friends will sin
cerely mourn her death. Mrs. Harley re-
ceived at the asylum the most unremitting at
tention from DIR. Lyon and the nurses, who
treated her as If she were one of their own
family. Her sisters were with her at the time
nf har daath
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PROPOSALS..
DRoposALs ron SUPPLIES.

phoPosALs Fun SUPPLIES
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
Sealed Proposais. in duplicate, 10 be lndors cd
proposals for Supplies" win be received at this
office until ~ NJ, THE 2Bru DAY OF JULY,
1884, for articles TO be delivered at the Navy
Yard, Washington, ID. O., free of any expense
to the Government and subject to the usual In
spectlon and conditions, viz;
BUREAU ORDINANCE.
=, Requlsition No. 0-Class - Hardware,
cles. No. 7-CIass "D," Insot Copper. iE,b
Block Tin. No 10-Grnding Machine. No. II
Lumber. No 12-Sorews. No. l7-Files To
forms for bids to be had at this Office mo per.
son shall be received as contractor who Ia not
a manufacturer Of or regular dealer In, the ar
tcles which no offers to SUPPLY and the right "a
reserved to reject any or all bids: Responsible
security required on the bid for faithful perfor'
nance. THOB II. LOCKER
Pay Director U. Q. N, Navy Pay Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-21

WE HAVE CUT DOWN our stock very mate
rally since inaugurating our special bargain
to dispose ofyet and all being seasonable, fresh
goods. Eiseinan Bros, clothiers and tailors,
cnrnnr of 1Ih mud Il
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EVERY WEDNESDAY,

Steamer ARRowsMITH leaves Seventh
street wharfat $40 a. m. Three hours Mt the
beach. Home at $50 p. m.
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DRoPosALs FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
IL SEWERS.

J. SEWERS.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER,
WARRINGTON, ID. G., July /, 1854.
BY direction of the Board Of Commissioners,
sealed proposals. p9 VIII BE- Teseiyed Ct ths Saee
1884, for constructing In the City of Washington,
District of Columbia "a 800 llneal feet Of Terra
diameter, and 81 800 lipeal feet of Brick and
Concrete Sewers, from ~ I 3fto 20 feet In In
terior dimensions.
Blank forms OF proposals and specifications
can be obtained at THIS office upon application
therefor, together with all necessary Informal
ton, and bids upon these forms will alone be
considered. The right IN reserved to reject any
and all bids or parts Of bids
q. ]. LYDECKER,
Major of Engineers, Y. 4. A..
je303Ot Engineer Commissioner, ID. q.
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Dinner served on arrival Of Steamer.
Fare. so cents round trip; children under IL
years, 20 cents
Tickets to be had at 1921 F street; Prentisss
Drug Store, Seventh and + streets; j. Gould's,
town, and at the wharf jy2l,2 2,2S ,20-4t
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UNDERT4RERS.
WY II sPEARE.
UNDERTAKEN,
$40 + STREET NORTHWEST.

RD-Everythlng strictly hrst-class and the
most reasonable terms
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EXCURSIONS.

COLONIAL BEACH.
STRICTLY FIRsT-oLAss FAMILY EXcuR-
SIoNs
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IT D. COOKE q CO.,
BANKERS,
142o L STREET.
OFFER FOR SALE
District Of Columbia per cent. bonds.
District Of Columbia Water 2 per cent.
bonds
Norfolk City per cent. bonds.
Rio grande and Pecos Hallway first mort
gage 8per cent bonds-an excellent and safe
Investment
Washington Gas Light Stocks.
National Metropolitan Railway and Tele-
phone Stock dealtin.
INFORMATION CuEERFuLLY FURNISHED.
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The Safe and Swim Steamer

The Safe and SWIM Steamer,
JANE MOS ELEY,
leaves Sixth street Wharf at IL M; returning
d $50 p. m. Music, dancing, saltwater bath.
Ing, and splendid cuisine
Tickets, Doc; children half fare.
For all information apply to Abner's Sum:
mer Garden. Special rates for societies and
clubs. jy10-tf
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FTNdNCI1L.


DoBERT J, THOMAS,
Broker In
GRAIN, PROVISIONS. COTTON, AND
STOCKS
No 013 Fifteenth Street. National Metropoli-
tan Bank building.
Orders "a buy or seli, on margin or for cash,
executed on the Chicago Board OF Trade and
New York Cotton Exchange,
Constant Quotations Instantly received by
IL W. BAILEY 4 Co, Chicago Correspondent.
SAWYER, WALLACE q Co., New York Cor
respondent
Reference: NATL METROPOLITAN BANK.
orders by telephone promptly attended to.
RATEMAN 6 CO.,
,",'''.',"'."''','.,''''''"''''.'.;
BANKERS
1411 STREET.
MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
| Private Stock Telegraph WIRES 10 New York.
Boston. Philadelphia. baltimore and Rich
| mOud.
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FOR FUEL.

DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR.
WAsHINaroN, D. O., July 10, 1854
Sealed proposals will be received until IL
o'clock m, WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1884, for
furnishing Fuel for the Department OF the In
terror during the fiscal year ending June 80,
1885. Instructions to bidders will be furnished
on application Mt Office of Custodian. Room 1O4.
II. NJ. TELLER,
iy1 4 5t-r, O.pWl Secretary.
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THE daughter of Mr.. James Il. Hatcher. OF
Clair View Inyerell, N. S. W., Australia, was
for months unable TO speak. Her case was
given up by the physician, and her father
writes that one application of st. Jacobs Oil,
the great pain-curc, restored her speech.
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rEAMER w. w. CORCoRAN.


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
This fine steamer will make daily trips (Sun-
days e1ceptedl to all points on the Potomac az
far as Glymont. Boat will leave at l0a. nj. and
arrive at $3.50 p. m. Fare, round trip, rs cents.
to all points except Mount Vernon, which Is q.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON trips down the
Potomac Boat leaves at p. m. and arrives ut
$50 D. m. Fare, 25 cents
SUNDAY AFTERNOON trips will be
made as usual, boat leaving at 9 p. m. and re-
turning at p. m. Boat will 20 as far ~ Indian
Head. Fare, so cents. 1e2S-f
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TosEPH c. LEE
Formerly of Henry Lees SONS, Undortakers
NEW AND COMMODIOUS WAREROOMS,
No. 1926 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
me- Residence on the premises
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BEST HOTEL, CLEANEsT BEACH, AND
FINEST BATHING ON THE
pnrrnMAC
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WOOD NIANTET.S.

Constructed especially for LATROBE STOVES,
having TILE ORNAMENTArIOS, are fur
nlshcd at about the cost of Slate Mantels, that
house owners OF moderate means may beautify
their homes with these ARTISTIC FEATURES.
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INIFTH GRAND EVENING EXCURSION

YOUNG MEMS BIBLE CLASS, No. 90,
CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
On tho steamer w. w. Corcoran, twenty'hys
leave at 8; 80 D. m. and return about 10 p. m.
WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1854.
Single ticket, 20 cents
Tickets at the boat. jy21.2t
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MONTE cHIsro'
THE REGULAR EXCURSION SEASON
To Monte Crsto
COMMENCES WEDNESDAY, JULY O.
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Private Stock Telegraph wires 10 New York,
Boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore, and Rich
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TTIHE GREAT PENNsYLvANIA ROUTE
u TO THE NORTHWEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST DOUBLE TRACK, sPLENDID
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-11-06

IT is more honorable to acknowl-
edge our faults than to boast of our
merits.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-11-06

THE arms of wit ought Away to be
feathered with smiles. When they
fail in that they become sarcasm, and
like two edged swords.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-11-06

To think kindly is good, to speak
kindly is better, but to act kindly is
best. Let warm, loving light shine
all around you, and you will never
lack friends.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-11-06

SOBER sense, sslf-possession and i'll
telligent self-control are the safe
guards of head and heart, and make a
beautiful temple for the soul.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-11-06

GRATITUDE is the fairest blossom
that springs from the soul, and the
heart of man knoweth none more fra
grant.