o. U. Ii. GRAND EXCURSION TO CAM
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o. U. Il. GRAND EXCURSION TO CAM


BRIDGE
"A esnA<Sz The WASHINGTON BAND, No. |,
ts3sAhSuzsn ORDER OF UNITED BROTHERS,
have at the earnest solicitation of ma
ny who participated in their universally approved Ex
cursOn of last season, chartered the fast pleasant and
safe steamer THOMAS JEFFERSON, Capt. Hill, for
an Excursion to the beautiful and romantic town of
Cambridge, on THURSDAY, the 9th of August.
The attractions the Boat will consist OF the fine
Military and Cotillion MUSIC gf the NATIONAL
BLUES BRASS BAND.


An excellent DINNER and SUPPER will be pro
vIded al % cents each. CONFECTIONERY, ICE
CREAM, Sc, at city prices.


0C-As the "Band'' are determined to preserve good
order, there will be no intoxicating Liquors allowed
on board.


GJ3-The Boat will leave LTGHT-ST. WHARF at
O'Clock, and touching al the County wharf, f. +,
going and returning.


TICKETS 50 cts. each-chiIdren, over years of
age, half price, to be procured of Brother William
Cotton, BrOadway of the Committee, and the Boat.


Co MMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS


Samuel Wilson, Salisbury Willis,


Charles w. White, Thomas Watts


William s. Elliott. iy30. s&dte