New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
RANOUFT -CET,F.

IkRlNIEhS' DANNS I L . - LII
4 BRATION or FRANKLINS BIRTH DAY-A
Nbos on Friday evening, January H. 1851 In ad OF the
Printers Library designed FOR Printers, Type Founders,
stereotvpers Engayers Bookoinders ana al others
uecied with he newspaper and book business. -,,
The lt5ih Anniversary Of the Birth OF Ben arm fahN
the patriot philosopher and printer VIII % eee9s ssl
~ by appropriate Literary Exercises supper and DINER
Commemorative proceedings ,,.,
Mr. Nibo's spacious buildings including the Opera House
Assembly Room Supper Room, Psrors snd saloons, ana
al the various accommodstons OF TINS maghhceh1 es'N'
The Public Literary Exercises will be held in the Opera
House The stage will be occupied by the officers OF hs
gocie Sneakers Reporters and the invited Guests CON-
prsns distinguished Authors and Editors prominent fuo-
fishers and Influential members OF The other professors
connected with the Typographical Art ., HI, a.,
As there doubtless, many not connected win tne
business who would desire 10 participate In celeOrauon
commemorative OF franklin, tickets viii not be eonhaed
PUBLIC LITERARY EXERCISES.
The President of the New YORK typographical Society,
A. CUNNINGHAM. will preside
OVERTURE, BY DoDwoRTHs BAND.
OPENING ODE;
Words by Benjamin P. Shilaber Of Boston, Music BY
George II. Curtis
REMARKS. BY JAMES WHITE.
Donations in aid Of the Printers Library Will be received
MUSIC.
By Hon. J. w EDMONDs Chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court
Music.
CLosING ODE.
"Tbe Conaueror Words by Thomas w. Renne; Music
by George II. Curtis.
Music.
Tie singing By semi chorus from The New-York Con
seryaory Of Music, under the direction OF Mesis Brad
The Piano used on the OCCASION from the mandatory
"a The Literary Exercises commence at o'clock
Doors open al o'clock.
Upon the conclusion OF these exercises, the public
eling viii be adjourned, Aer which the company VIII
parlake Of s,,n,,,
GEORGE NEsBlTI ESQ, supported by me fre ,s.
dent lof the NewYork Typographical Society, and The
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Gen Geo P. Morris. Editor.
George Bruce Type Founder.
Moses NJ Beach. Newspaper Publisher.
George 2. Putnam. BOOK fuonsueI'
James Marine. snsrsver
Benson Losing t.ngiAyeI'
Edward Walker.
JOhn H. clayton
yonn Jewer. ao,rner
REV. JOSEPH LoNGKING viii oficiate as Chaplin.
The proceedings OF this part Of The @ by
s TO nose o. former Music and singing by the band
The Copssrysiorv will introduce several popular Glees
Upon the conclusion Of the Ceremonies al the supper
the Assembly rooms will be OPENED and D0OWokrh -
the Company. The floor will be under the direction Of a
Committee.
Gentemens Tickets, Two Dollars Ladys Tickets, One
Dollar Fifty including Supper This the entire eX
pepse The Tickets for the Literary Exercises are free
Children. unaccompanied by their parents or guardians
cannot be admitted.
COMMITTEE
Andrew Cunningham Charles NJ Dewitt,
Frederick sOmeTs, Francis Clarke.
Edward NJ SKdmore, II. Clay Lanus
John J. Haenbeck, franklin j. Ouarso1,
George Watkins, John Craw,
Daniel Goodwin, Dudley c. Evans,
Joseph E. Jackson, w. L. 5. Harrison,
Benjamin X. Barlow, James White,
George MDougL, Arthur Rsyney,
Robert H. Johnston, John Murdoch, Jr.
Peter C. Baker. Cornelius Donovan.
JAMES WHITE, Chairman.
H. CLAY LANIUs, Secretary.
Tickets can be procured at MERGERS Saloon Nassau
ard Ann sts; Baker Goodwin Co g Printing Office, Til
Buidings the various Type Foundres; Printers
Library 500 Broadway, or any OF the Committee
~ All who desire participate In the festivities OF the
occasion shoud procure tickets Immediately as the NUM-
Der is limited and nearly exhausted. jl6A