New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-21
Grsa, Observation-Disclosures

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RAE < EYhhSaG cHTkGa Ssas e asB BRooSS g IS sfIi
T Conr:ites d Arrangements istts themselves that the
brilliant array Of .lsn; which they have fortunate
Ss rnds md the pasc a ssesiy 6t
[SLl9wins is taken foa the programme q The ,,sning
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Waa;assoas ss.eaas 9as FAREWELL ADDE'S Il 1AVEs
The VII diseoaFss .,sSse SP:iS
w? MsRsHaTI 5iEn some Dfviso IS H9sSs af
d sase assa s be m tsaeh aei when S w S
msnnsr salt.d to ,e 81: snd GLORIOUS DAY "uieh save @
The Mror Commoa Coaacil ha7ing accepted The XVI
Ssjo GsnssaI Ssadfod aad Staff Colonel BaHkaead and
Staff I ARM. and other distinguished peFsenasss H1ii
h0a9 H E9S wh All es s as S low price of oae sh
qs 10 E a n F i m s OBJ obans at
corner Dirs!on seo < Clark Canal corner bfosdwaE
y B-The proceeds defyins sxrsnces will be hand
he en- Of The Gauss ard
attend viii have the OF knowing that they ha,s
not contributed 70 II. '?siEsn.1 sisiSs
Taos Fl R Il. WooDRuFE. Committee.
f20 81. Evan GklFFlIH
EEBRUARY 81. lSA-Celebration of WASH
e INGToN'S BIRTHDAY EVE At The BROAD
|AsHISgfoS IEMPERANScwE \ .5!y5. sUARPs ps..,s nm
SsP ca! sSS : sTESF His66H Wi G1as ss!.a: As''h.
Mas : & s II iad5Ea s4Hsn HCn
James Jam: i. jsaes, col. Z I Snow,
Brig Gen e.: s. stSF%Ws Ws,is Rev Rev p Dr. Psw.rs ess
-" :" :" banie! Lee, 5s,!', ptRs A knssy
v Vim. i. Tompkias, =. Chas. Hopkins,
Hsnt aoD R5Sl GSl HHaTTfs ! Ts wa n TH,,Gs HsRs. h ESQ
non, MOOT H. oRbER oHIti OF ExERciSEs: So. ~,
from Governors Island, engaged expressly for this occasion
directed BY Jane; Home ,,,..s,.... ,r.,,,.,.
uars with he splendid Standard presented By COL
" Hasks5,--escorted by Capt, Domincks7ih Company
a9s dSd ch;i,snfs M he nIseS; Bsad
p f,ms to the audience and officers evening -,
March in Kev o0aiJ' BE hs efN Baud
cassoI s f. @ go: - By ,ss RSad:
through s Hos Mo
MyS and Aasesqs aSnSs S csp Ice the Band
Song Hall 70 he caase' By Nj: Z; cSllla,
s9 9esk sspBRR1 Rs7 Prof JOHN n MAFrrT f Pr
SaIjrc-The Right Ann Of Freedom soldiers OF Ersed9m
Bsi o S M Ghsses sGey of fG2 As
the Washington Temperance Guards the Signal Gun of
Freedom.
aa! g5sa Tbs f;nvysas N e 5?%; S1a;
Ove'tuT; 10 the t:x',e-Blsh'p by the oa"a'
Tt iSnsas Messrs Bsown Missing and Collins; ;
fE4s n,l6a:tca in Edward in B. the Band
National A'F'-F"'fSEDnfifGST fbESNEDiGTioN II horne 's DA'
\. -Th;oas5 the kindness Of Brig. Gen. Storms the
Company Will present with the identical massets taken
from the flessaas At The Batle Of Trenton Ilg 3Ls-
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY, FEp. %.
PROGRAMME
OF the Grand Temperance Celebration the broadway
Ta5ernacie TO com,nsnce at Il Thursday ESenlns
Ths. Hon. 1lsol9ts FteIinshayssn Presiding
q PRAYER by Rev Z. W Andrews.
g. Grand National Anthem 6 attitude for Washington, by
Adssi BY HGsF ibe Rev s johG ppoa Of
sUBtscr-0nr glorious Institutions, established oy tne
Intemperance but rescued and perpataated by the
TEMPERANCE Reformation.
5. Music from the Band.
G. Temperance Anthem from the Choir;
address BY Lewis Lsyn tsq OF Pro-
dgaity and Treason, illustrated in the life OF Ben
edct Arnold.
g. Music from the Band
Its expected that the Mayor of NewYork and Btookyn
SsT and ay as ny ni
the platform Tickets of admission q cents each To be had
4 h oee @ Of A@ssH InSa % m I
sons. Auu and Nassau and at the door i2o 3-
MTASHINGTON'S observation-disclosures OF
w Sacred Music to be gives in the Reformed Dutch
Church coraer Grsen and Houston streets for the 6enet
of Church. hy the Choir assisted by several Professors
and Amateurs on Thursday evening Feb y iSi M E'sh
and Mr. Bell have volunteered their services The Key s.
Demuud will deliver Ad ress SubJect-W ashin2tol'
Concert half past o'clock Tickets % cents
each had the door the evening Of the performance
e2t 2t
CPEAKING AUTOMATON.--This wonderful
- aud ingenious work the production OF sereesn years
unr-itted labor and anatomical study which has the
fullest admiration hemost eminent, Professors ana fhysi
clans both in Europe and simericG will be exhibited by W.
next day (AOnday evening excepted tTeu O'CLOCK
in The Morning TO o'clock P. NJ aud from 10 o'clock IN
the Evening Exhibition Room at ii3 Broadway corner Oh
Lispepardstrset entrance in Lispenard-stfeet :.
idnutdnce0 Cents Children under III years hail price.
feb9 lwis
A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETU TUAL
n FAIR. Every Day and Evening this week.
USPRECED ENTED ATTRACTlONs"!
The Manager takes pleasure announcing an engagement
with the YOUNG WlZA.D OF THE NORTH, signor
FRANCISCO the great MAfi Of modern times, who WIZ
appear in MS most astonishing and ex,raoIdinaIy
EGYPTIAN INCANTATIONS.
GRAND CHINESE EQUlLIBRiUMs
LAST WEEK positively cf that accomplished and tai
'A'e1 'A''' Mrs. WESTERN.
And Of the renowned comedian.
GREAT WESTERN,
who arpear the last time this establishment Ia new
and most amusing Comic Monoogue assisted by M Myers;
also in the laushabe and deeply interesting YANKEE
T. G. BOOTH, the unriyalDd Comic Singer
H. G. SHERMAN, the popular Ballad Singer ana LA
PETITE CERITO, the admired Danseuse
The Gypsy QUEEN. the most surprising fortune teller