EXCURSION
TO ANNAPOLIS AND ROUND BAY,
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DEFENDEtS Of bdLI'E, 1S1F'


Al ezzz4s An Excursion will take place on
SsssssF ssssFEraylsksszssTHURsDAY, = 9Th AUGUST, IN the
capacious and pleasant steamboat PA
TuXENf, which will leave the lower end ofDugan's
wharf at 25 O'Clock, NJ and proceed to Annapolis
and Round Bay.


gt3-An invitation has been extended to the OLD
DEFENDERS, a number of whom will join the ex-
cursiOn.


The company will be landed at Annapolis and suf-
fcient time allowed to visit the Naval School, Fort
Severn, the Stale House, &c, and return to Balt
more by IL or IL O'Clock which will give ample op-
portunity to those who may wish TO indulge in the
pleasure Of DANCING, fOr which purpose the neces
safy Music has been engaged.


U3-A MILITARY AND COTILLION BAND will
be en- board-and plentiful supply of CONFEC-
TIONARY, FRUIT, and REFRESH IN ENTS provd-
cd SUPPER will be furnished at only 25 cents each.


The getters up ofthe above Excursion will spare
exetons to render the trip peasantand agreeable
to all who may par rlcipate with them


The Boat will touch at the County wharf, F. P
going and returning. Single tickets 80 cents-tickets
admitting gentleman and two ladies' ST.. The num-
her of tickets is limited and can be had at the Offices
of the Argus Sun and Clipper, at the principal Hotels,
and at the Boat au3 tie