GRAND nItLITARY AND CIVIC Ex-
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC Ex-


CURSION TO CHESAPEAKE CITY.
II sezaszz The FIRST MECHANICAL VO.
having chartered I's the safe and d commo
dinas steamer THOMAS JEFFERSON, inte ds max
ing an excursion to Chesapeake City "a distance Of
about eighty miles up the Bay,-on FRIDAY, 9Th of
August The Boat will leave the corner of Light and
Pratt wharves a! u O'Clock A. M, stopping the
County wharf, f. r., going and returning. The Com
pany pledge themselves spare no pains expense
to make this of the most agreeable excursions of
the season-in order to which, they have employed
the celebrated BRASS BAND of the s'Natona
Blues" Capt Volandt also select company of Vo-
casts under the direction of Mr.. A. ]. Barrett, and
will thus have VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT on hoard. There will also be Oratorcal
exercises of highly interesting character on board
such as the reading of the Declaration Of Indepen
dence by Joshua Vansant, ESQ, followed by an Ora
ti0n by Francis Gallagher, Esq


Upon the arrival of the boat at the City, an address
will be delivered by VIM Pinkney White, Esq , OH
the "5uperorty of Citizen Soldiers"


During the return of The boat Addresses will be de
livered on patriotic subjects-by G. w Mayors, Esq, ,
gentleman from Dickinson College. and others.


DINNER will be provided on board at 37a cents,
and SUPPER, for those who desire it at 25 cents.


There will be no spirituous liquors on board, but
CONFECTIONARIES, ICE CREAM &C.. will be
furnished by Mr. Davis who 1oi positively sell at city
prices.


The Committee of Arrangements will have entire
charge of the Boat and are determined to preserve
order. .-:


TICKETS at the reduced price so cents-children
half pr ce-servants free-may be had of any of the
members of the Company; at the Bookstores Of l. P.
Cook and NJ Hickman, at the offices of Clipper, Sun,
and Iris, and at the boat on the morning of the
Excursion.


The companyis in hopes ofmeetng with encourage
ment. The Excursion and route are novel and attrac
live. AS the proceeds to be appropriated to the
fitting up of an Armory, they would appeal parcu-
larly to their fellow soldiers for their patronage
Brother soldiers who favor with their presence
requested to appear in uniform The following gen
tlemen compose the Committee Of Arrangements:
&, c. JONES,
P. s. CHALMERS,
]. II. CHALMERS,
J. II. RUMNEY,
IL