American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-15
PLEASURE EXCURSIONS,
GRAND EXCLUSION TO ANNAporIs

I TO CELEBRATE THE ANNIVERSARY op rHT
SONS OF TEMPERANCE IN SAID CITY.
| - suz The safe and cOmmodious steame,
Maryland, Capt Taylor, will leave
sasssAatzsaR- the lower end of Dugan's wharf at
O'Clock, on THURSDAY MOANING, July 10th, on
an excursion to Acknowledgements at County
wharf, (F. P) going and returning The boat on her
arrival at Annapolis will proceed OH her regular trp to
West River, and will stop after the excursion passen
gers on her return,
Persons tronising this excursion will be allowed
hours TO remain in Annapolis AMI all return TO Bal
tmore at an early hour.
In addition to the usual attractions at Annapolis,
Inc sons of Temperance will celebrate their aRniver
sary, on which occasion the ladies of the Ancient
CITY will prese mt Them with Banner, Several ad-
dresses will be delivered at Annapolis, and on board
the boat by eloquent friends Of Temperance.
The INDEPENDENT BLUES BAND nave been
engaged and will accompany the excursion.
ICE CREAM, SNACKS, CONFECTIONERY,
moderate prices.
Q3-No spurious liquors will be permitted on board
| TICKETS 80 Cents-Children half price-to be
had at the Offices of the Clip en- Sun, Argus; aud a.
the boat on the morning Of departure.
N. b. Thu object of this excursion is to raise
funds TO purchase Library, Banner, &C., for the
Good Samaritan Sabbath School. [sR3tl Jyl34t
EXCURSION OF THE SONS OF TErr-
PERANCE-BY AUTHORITY OF THE GRAND
WORTHY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO NEP-
TUNE DIVISION, MOI
q szn--D The Steamer POCAHoNTAs hav-
E8zSssd S5e8zrn ing been chartered for the purpose
VIII leave Dlgnt-St' wharf, Pratt,
on thursday MORNING NEXT, at "a O'Clock,
Tor Annapolis, to join the Sons Of temperance in
their interesting celebration at that place. This will
be one of the most pleasant excursions of the season,
and worthy OF the patronage of all lovers of Temper
ance. The officers of the GrPnd Division will be
pra ent, and the Brethren will be allowed and are
expected TO wear their Regatta.
The bnauiu Banner to be presen ted by the La
dies of Annapolis to Annapolis Division No. 10, will
he on board; and full MILITARY and COTILLION
BAND is engaged for the occasion.
An ample supply of Confectionery, Snacks, &C.
will be provided, and Supper furni he'd at moderate
prices.
spirituous, wine, or malt Liquor allowed on
board.
Single Ticketss 5O-Ticket admitting gentleman
and two Ladies Sl-and may be had at the Clipper
Sun and Argus Offices; w. Stewart Mafket-st; j. A.
Thompson, Tobacconst; at the City Despatch Post;
John II. Wilson, 80 Market 81; VIM. Cotton, Mar
ket street, Fel's Point; 8. Smith; CaIiss Shultz,
and also at the Boat.
0I3-The boat will remain several hours at Anna
polls The boat will stop at the County wharf going
and returning.
We atfecuonately invite our Brothers of the city
TO swell up the number this interesting occasion.
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GRAND MILITARY & CIVIC ExCUR-
SION OF TIE BALTIMORE NATL BLUES
TO ANNAPOLIS.
q asssH4 The Committee of Arrangements
a..4lst respectfully announce to the citizens
1Shss and public il general, that the BaIti-
more National Blues have chartered the safe and
commodious Steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. Guyther,
for the above excursion. The boat will leave Com
merce street wharf on THURSDAY, July 10Th, at
O'Clock, P. stopping at County wharf, F p, go
ing and returning, Besides the enjoyment of dane.
ing, SC, during the trip, the celebrated BRASS
BAND, Capt. A. VOatt,) attached to the corps, will
give Grand Musical soree on hoard.
CONFECTIONERY, SNACKS, &c, will be serv
ed on board
07- Tickets 50 cents-to be had of any member of
the corps Clipper, Sun and Argus Offices; Also at the
principal hotels. J. GRIFFITH,
WIN. A. A, GRIJRR.