New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16
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DRINTERS' BANQUET. -CELE-
4 BRATION OF FRANKLIN'S BIRTH DAY-At
Nblos Friday evening January ~ ISL IN Sd Of The
Printers Lorsry, designed Tor Printers type counters
stereotypers Engayers BOOkbnders and all others con-
uecled with the newspaper and book business
The l45h Anniversary Of the Birth Of Benjamin franklin
under lie direction Of the NewYork Typographical Socie
ty by appropriate Literary Exercises Supper aud oiher
In order TO Five every possible effect the celebration,
Mr. Nibos spacious buildings, including the Opera House,
Assembly Room Supper Room, Parlors and Saloons ana
al the various accommodations OF this magnificent esao
lishmeDt have been engaged. ~ ,,,-., o.
House The stage will be occupied by the officers oil the
Society," Speakers Reporters and the invited Guests COM
prsipg guhed Authors and Editors prominent fuO
bshers and Influential members of the other professions
connected with the Typographical Art , III, A.,
As there doubtless, many not connected Win he
bnsiness who would desire participate In celebration
commemorative Of Franklin, tickets will not be confined
exclusive1y to the profession.
sA''D PUBLIC LITERARY EXERCISES.
The President OF the New York Typographical Society,"
A. CUNNINGHAM, win preside
OVERTURE, BY DoDwoRrHs BAND
OPENING ODE;
Words by Benjamin P. ShiIs6er OF Boston; Music oJ
George II. Curtis.
REMARKS. BY JAMES WHITE
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Music.
GRAFTON;
BY Hon. }. w EDMONDS Chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court
Music.
CLOSING ODE
The Conqueror.r-Words by Thomas w. Renne Music
by George ii. Curtis.
Music
aFhe singing by a semichorus from the NewYork Con-
seIvatory Of Music, under the direction OF Mesi Brad
bury Curtis and Nash.
The Piano used on the OCCASION from the mandatory
~ The Literary Exercises commence att o'clock
Doors open al o'clock.
Upon the conclusion Of these exercises, the public
citing will be adjourned Efer which the company VIII
partake Of -
dsDi ;of The NewYork Typoersphicsi Society and the
President OF the New FORK Printers Union, viii preside
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Gen Geo p. Morris ...........,......::... Editor.
George Bruce Type Founder.
Moses M Beach. Newspaper Publisher
George r Putnam ...'.......s''.'.'bOoA L uousneI'
james Marine. rIneI
Benson LOSING
Edward Walker. Bookbinder.
John H. Clayton ..........'.'...'.'''''''';Ea or'
REV. JOSEPH i0NGKING viii oiiciaie as Chaplin.
The proceedings OF this part Of the Banquetwil DO sim
W those OF former yearsthe toss and o ~
Distinguish Guests-the Mn~is anu ''ss - viz '~'N
an Conservatory viii introduce several popular Glees
Upon the conclusion OF the Ceremonies at the Supper,
the Assembly rooms will be opened, and DODWORfHS
QUADRILLE BAND be in attendance for the pleasure OF
the Company. The floor viii be under the direction OF a
Committea,
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pense. The Tickets for the Literary Exercises Free
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COMMITTEE
Andrew Cunningham, Charles NJ Dewitt,
Frederick SOmers Francis Clarke.
Edward NJ SkidmoTe, III. Clay Lanus
John J. HaleRbeck Franklin J. Ouarson
George Watkins, John Crew,
Daniel Goodwin, Dudley c. Evans,
Joseph L. Jackson w. l.. B. Harrison,
Benjamin r. Barlow, James White
George MDougL, Arthur Rayney,
Robert H. Johnston, John MURDOCH Jr.
Peter c. Baker, Cornelius Donovan
JAMES WHITE, Chairman.
H. CLAY LANIUs, Secretary.
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Library, 500 Broadway, any of the COMMITTEES.
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occasion should procure tickets Immediately az the NUM-
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