New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31
MoDEr OF NEw-yORy
Excursions.
StlulSlUNS.
-., GRAND INDItN Ga. KE

..,N> GRAND lN I'ItN t CkAH-RAKE
- DIR. VALENTINE TINE AN AND 3 s1cNoR
ed The new and eIccan Steamboat EXCELSIOR Capt
Nelson, to proceed 10 Glen Cove, l. |. ON FRIDAY
SECOND GRAND INDIAN CLAM BAKE
for The season which 10 take place on that day The
VIII accompany the boat Dancing on board and the
green at the Bake. the close the onslaught upon
the Shell nsh by the company S'enor BLlrZ and Dr. VAL
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entertaining kind which fail 10 AID in dSes,ine
groa.nagS. Mons Moys;en will give number of Mcl".
dies Songs TIL, will BE- Excursion OF the richest
kind, AMI equal any thing ever got up IN his city.
Tickets Tor the Excursion which will admit 10 the
Csni-5uke and Gold Collation., Co,ii:cn Party Dance on
and lady = 5tor sale the Golden Rule Office 80 Ann,
J. ID. Devoe o7 Fulton, GuirS Foge - Fulton and
The Steamboat will the foot OF Causlst a. oclck
A. NJ Pier No. North River: st Fulton Ferry. Brook
yn s; foot Of Pkest East River u and foot Of De.
hnccyst oclock-and returning, leave Glen Cove at
about P. NJ reaching the city at an early ncns IN The
evening. jy<S MS
-, The stealnboa, HIGHLANDER, Captain
Charles Il. Armstrong, VIII make aup TO
the Fishing Banks Saturday, August LIST, leaving "a
follows The foot OF Warren.st AT quarter before a Nj
Hanmonds- at s. Delanceysi al quarter before 3; Cath
Dinner Wi be provided on board BAR At eo.,nes a,
reasonable rates. Fare 50 cts for the excursion
the Fishing every "Wednesday Thursday and Sat
urdavs hruug the season For farther information apply
jy5l 4ts A. II. SCHULTZ. cor OF West and Duane sts
.T-~e 4 GRAND EXCURSION around
y.stfz-l Staten Island accompanying the LevistbHn
steamer GREAT BRlrAlN.-rhe splendid
sean-packet ALBANY Capt Thomas J. Hall on Saturday
afternoon August LIST, will make AL excursion down the
Bay, leaving AS follows
The foot of Calast quarter past o'clock, p NJ: Ham
mopG hall past Pkesi, h R. AT ?; Pier next Fuo
tBrooklyn) half pas, ? Pier No. |. y. r. a. g.
This affords passengers ne view OF the For
the UArbOT, SANDY
Hook Light House Ac and also gives them opportunity
10 take parting look al the giant steamer. Band OF Mu
SIC Is engaged.
Fare Tor The entire excursion Fny Cents children under
eight free. Jy3O 3t!s'
IT'S FOR THE FISHING BANKS
- - ON FRIDAY, July sl' Il s,! wsa'hSr The
safe sea Boat Capt Smith, will leave the foot vi Ham
mond O'clock Cana!st 81, Delarceyst 3d. Pke.s,
g. Pier No. y. X. 9, \. VI. Refreshments ON ooard-
Lines and bait furnished low. Dnge's Brass Band vii!
accompany the boat Fare y cts. y3O Ns-
,T~e 1.-THE MOST DELIGHTFUL. Of all
ssslts..l-iS Excursions.-A sail the Hudson
River Hoboken. and then walk to the
Eysan Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores
OF the place will prove the easily accomplished and
attractive of all excursions that be made from the
city.
Tn. grounds present charming aspect the trees
being In leaf, and the sol! covered with rich urf
The walks IN excellent order, having been consider
ably embeilshet the present Spring.
On every pleasant afternoon there will be n attendance
al the Colorado, Eysan Fields excellent Band Of
Music which will perform selections from The fuyori,e
Operas, popular airs, marches wntZes, &c.
The Ferry Boats from Barclay, Canal and Christopher
completely fitted up with Awnings and Seats.
Night boas run from Hobokcn Barciay-st until II
o'clock Frrhage Ct cents myl imisua'