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GRAND AFTERNOON Il MOONLIGHT


EXCURSION, TO ANNAPOLIS, BY THE CHES-


APEAkE RlFl.EMEN, WITH THE INDE-


PENDENT BLUES BAND.


n azyhgS The Chesapeake Rifiemen respect
kssEx inform their friends and the pub


lie, that they have chartered the safe
aud comm0dlOus steamboat POCAHONTAS, for an
Excursion to Annapolis, on TUESDAY, August
4th, 1876.


On arriving at Annapolis, the Company will form
and march through the town, attended by the Blues
Band, in ln'l uniform, and remain there about two
hours and return by Moonlight


The Company will spare no pains or expense to
make this of the best Exc ursons OF the season.
The Boat will leave LIGHT-SF. Wharf at . O'Clock
P M, and will stop at the County Wharf, going aad
returning.


CONFECTIONERY and S SNACKS, will be fur
Wished on board by Mr.. Samuel Sides, at moderate
prices; and also plentiful Supper, which the Com
pany pledge themselves TO furnish without the usua
inconvenience attending upon obtaining that meal.


SHEPHERDS CotIon Band is engaged for the
occasion,


tS-TIckets so cents each;-to be had of any of the
Company, and at Sawyers, corner of Paca and Pratt
SITS; Globe Inn; Roberts 81 Atkinson, corner of Hano-
yer and Baltimore sts; Garfield 81 Bro csr of Bat-
more and Charles sts Clipper and sun offices; 8 E
Smith, No. |, Sun Buildings; Stockbrdge's National
Hotel, Pratt st. opposite the b. & o.. r. R. Depot; d r.
G. X. Tyler's corner of High and Baltimore sts; Lo-
gan and White Halls, Fel's Point, and at the Boat
on the day of starting. jy29 frmtu4t