American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-04

FOURTH OF July Steamboat and Railroad Ercur-
sons. Should the weather not prove too unfavorable
today our citizens who purpose taking an excursion
will perceive from our advertising columns, that
number of delightful ones will take place this morn
ng. We notice the following:
The Columbia goes to Chesertown, leaving Light
ST. wharf at 81 O'Clock, and calling at the County
wharf, Rice's military and cotion band viii accom-
pany her. There will he full supply of cOnection-
airy, SC, on board, All who go may depend upon
pleasant and delightful trip. Tickets be had at
this office.
The steamer Thomas Jefferson, will leave Light-st.
wharf at 81 O'Clock, calling at the County Wharf, F.
P, on an excursion to Cambridge. Clark's military
and cotillion bands will be on board She will be
supplied with plenty of confectionery, ice-creams,
Sc. This will be most delightful excursion. few
tickets have been left at this office.
The George Washington, with the teachers of the
Hgh-st. Sunday School on board, will leave Bowy's
wharf at "a O'Clock, for Kenhard's Landing, where
ceremonies appropriate 10 the day. and delightful re-
creations, will take place. Abundance of confec-
tionary can be had board and pleasant time may
be anticipated.
The Mary Washington will leave Light st. wharf
at n O'Clock for Corsica Landing near Centreville,
where dinner will be given by the ladies of the NJ.
p. Church, an Grafton be delivered and other inter-
esting ceremonies take place. This will be most
excellent opportunity for the religious portion of our
citizens 10 enjoy fine excursion. Plenty of con-
dictionary can be had on board.
The Pocahontas, at O'Clock, will start from Light
st. wharf, calling at the County wharf) trip TO
Annapolis She will be supplied with penty of con-
dictionary, &c., and offers pleasant excursion 10
the "ancient city.' She will have on board band
Of music There will be no afternoon excursion to
Annapolis
The Patapsco will leave Lightst, wharf at o'clk
in the afternoons for North Point and Houck's Pavil-
lion, stopping at Kerr's wharf, F. p band of CO.
tllion music will be on board also confectonaries,
sc. 1t is very pleasant excursion.
The MARYLAND will start at O'Clock, from her
wharf, for Annapolis, Cambridge, Easton, and Den
toll returning the next day. This will also be fine
trip
Extra trains of cars will leave the Pratt ST. Depot
for Elicou's Mills, at 81 in the morning and p in the
afternoon Be sure and procure tickets before leaving
Our Book TABLE. We have received the fol-
lowing publications: From Messrs. VIM. Taylor &
Co the third number of "Mexco as it was and as it
ISL by grantz Mayer, esq., third edition. We have
heretofore spoken fayorably of the merits of this
work. H. ... "a. t-
From Mr.. H. Colburn, 2O6 Baltimore street.-The
July number of sHunt's Magazine and Commercial
Reviewn-a valuable periodical, which should be Ii
berally encouraged, especially by the commercial
community.
From Mr.. John Murphy, l7s Market st,-the July
number of "The United States Catholic Magazine
and Monthly Review" This number contains long
and able "Repy of John P. Kennedy to his Re-
YeWer.N