GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY Ex-


CURSION-TO CHEsAPEAKE CITY.
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sEaAx@ d The First Mechanical Volunteer rs


Lh.xlszAy4S having chartered the large and com


SssstH5 1ttts9 m0dl0us Steamer THOMAS JEFF
&sszsssaz FERSON, intend making an e4cur-
sion to Chesapeake City, distance of 80 miles, on
FRIDAY, the 7th of August. The Boat will leav
Light street wharf at u O'Clock, A. NJ, stopping at
the County wharf, F p, going and returning. The
company pledge themselves spare no pains or cx-
pense to render it decidedly one of the most delight
lul excursions of the season. 1t will be different
IRON any other that has yet taken place. Further
particulars will be given on Monday August Sd, to-
gether with programme OF the exercises.


QF5- Tickets 81 cents-may be had of any member
et the corps, at the Bookstores, the Clipper, Sun
and Argus Offices, and at the boat.


gl5- The Dinner Table and Confectionery Stand
viii be disposed of for the day. Persons in The habit
OF furnishing such, will do well to call on the Com
hllttee OF Arrangement. Information may be had at
j. W. Barry Co.'S, corner of Baltimore and Pearl
streets. vl9.3I