. PLEASURE EXCURSION.
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PLEASURE EXCURSION.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE respectfully invite
the friends of Total Abstinence of the District to
unite with them in an Excursion Of Pleasure down
the Potomac on Tuesday evening, the Oath instant.


The safe and commodious steamer COLUMBIA,
Captain Guyther, has been engaged, and will leave
Georgetown at one O'Clock; Washington at half
past two o'clock; Navy Yard at three o'clock;
and Alexandria at four O'clock and thence pro-
ceed down the Potomac, affording those on board
an opportunity of landing at Fort Washington
after which they will continue their trip, and re-
turn to Washington by twelve o'clock P. M. An
excellent Band Of Music will be in attendance.


The following Brothers compose the committee
for the reception Of the Ladies'


Darias Clagett DR.. Flodoardo Howard


Lambert Tree J. l.. Henshaw
n S. Holmes William Whitney


John d. Clark Christopher Cammack


Ulysses Ward j. b. Win-erd


selby Parker George Savage.
y Committee Of arrangements.
Charles w Boteler, .r. l.. A. Gobrght
R. w. Davis, Of Alex. u. X. Qffutt


j. A. Burns, of Geon H. S. Davis.


A limited number Of tickets have been issued,
which may be procured of any member of the
above committees.


\ IL Tickets 81, for gentleman and two ladies.


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