The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-30
EXCURSIONS.

APPLY AlIer u O'CLOCK r. hy " IL 1so u
son 81.
EXCURSIONS.
1HXCURsION TO FISHING BANKS-THE STEAMER
IL LAURA KNAPP, tapain N. Anderson, Jr., will
make excursions to The FISHING Banks daily leaving
Spring street at Broome street 3, and pier - N. H.,
at o O'Clock A. ii.
T1IRsT ANNUAL MOONLIGHT AND CorILLON ExCUR-
II zion Of the Washington Star Association, up the
Hudson river, on Thursday evening, August 30. The
sA'e anu cs mmooes steamer MAssachasetss ana
have been chartered for the occasion. Dodworhs cee-
brated coilon band of thirty performers have teea
engaged In every respect the committee pledse them
season. The beat will leave brYome street, East river,
at IA O'clock Fulton street. Brooklyn, ~ o'clock pier
No North river 81 O'clock sp.ins street, ~, O'Clock
teman and ladies' $1-to 10 had IT any Of the commit
tee at the ST. Nicholas Hotel; RabineA 10 saloon,
Chambers street. Mercer House; Clarks Hotel OF
Jay and Washing streets and q, iellys Hotel
Of West Broadway and Franklin No intoxicating
liquors sold on any part Of the boat or barge.
X REAT CAMP MEETING AT SING sING-THE FAST
NJ and commodous double engine steamboat WILL
Lam GAGE, tapt J. o. Phillips will run TO sing sing
during the camp meeting in connection with the
boat Thomas r. Hulse commencing August - 1855 ami
viii leave follows: From foot " Jay street, at ~
O'clock A. NJ. Amos street, at landing Yonkers,
each way Returning, viii leave sing sing at O'Clock,
7. N B-The lliam Gage will leave on sunday, at
81 O'Clock, A. NJ and will leave Sing ling Mt ~ O'Clock
I. NJ Fare each way, 70 cents
NO11CE-Y4E PICNIC AND CO1ILLON EXCURSION
IN OF the dt ompany Of Freeland Guards to Paradise
Lrovc has been postponed in consequence " the bad
weather; IL viii take place Thursday, Aug ist 80,
rain shine The boat viii make the following landings
Leave Houston 81, l. r. AT O'Clock, A. 81. seven h ST.
Williamsburg, u; Gouverneur ST., IN Catherine ST.
IN Thorn's dock Brooklyn, g. pier g. North river, 81
Spring st., 'BH; Hammond st., ..
DRLMIUM EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS
Il Five dollars premium will be paid by tne steamer
Croton, each trip tp the person who shall eaten the
aigegt fish, and dollar to The person who shall catch
the smallest fish. The splendid, fast, and safe sea
steamer tR0iON will make trips 10 the fishing Banks,
Wednesday Thursday and Friday of this week, lcav
ing folows-foo ot Hroome street. East river, A..
NJ eel slip, TOO; Spring street. North river. g. pier
No g. $780, Refreshments fishing tackle AMI bait 'fur-
nshed board. band Of music will accom- pany the
boat N. B-Tle steamer Croton can be chartered for
excursions for Which Der size and speed render her pc
cuiiariy fitted Apply TO WIN. G. LOCKWOOD No. 81
South street, or to the Captain on board
TTNLN PRIZES OF COSTLY JEWELRY WILL BE DIS
i tributed.-Grand excursion to the Fishing Banks
on Thursday, August 80, 1855, fare so cents, by the
safe and conmodious double cugne steamer MASSACHU
SETS Il. r. Hanks, COMMANDER leaving pec foot ning
street at O'Clock and pier No. N. r., at . A IT,
Fl hing tackle and bait board. band of music in at
tendance,
TTNO CHARTER FOR EACURsIONS-~HE SAFE AND
commOdious double engine steamer MASSACHC-
Sits r. r. Hanks commander being now in com lete
order be charte ed for excursions she l. the largest
and most elegant offered for the purpose having
large dancing saloon IL feet long Apply board at
the foot OF king street, N r. or to L. II. GROVER, loa
Broadway, up stairs