The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

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SPECIAL NOTICES.
n U. A.-WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION. Sc
~: venh annual ball of this association will be held
1T the Broadway Theatre Tuesday evening February
I'D, 1853 Tickets which limited, and but few re-
naming unsold can be purchased Of James Griffith,
rs Grand street, John H. Elliott secretary, County
Clerks Office. c. j. MILLER President
n U. A.-1s53-FEBRUARY- l7s2-THE ORDER OF
W United Americans will according to their usual
custom celebrate the approaching anniversary of the
birthday of the immortal Washington on Tuesday 22d
inst BY public procession, under the direction Of Gap
tain John Q. Helme Grand Marshal the route to
which will be follows Form the east side of Fifth
right resting Fourteenth street at ten o'clock
A. NJ precisely, and proceed up Fourteenth street to
Broadway, around Union Park down Fourth avenue and
Bowery to Chatham St. eet and down Chatham street to
the Park through the east gate in front Of the City Hail.
and Common Council and from thence proceed up Broad
way to Metropolitan Hail. where the procession viii enter
delivered by Brother W. Bryce ESQ., and other appro
pirate exercises win take place. By order of the Com
WILLIAM B. WEISS, Chairman
PETER j. BoGART, Secretary
n U. A., PUTNAM CHAPTER, NO. s.-THE MEME
~. bers Of the above chapter hereby notified to
meet at the Chapter Rooms on Tuesday the I'D ns at
O'Clock, A. NJ to join in celebrating the anniversary
of Washngton's Birthday. BY order.
Wh D. HOLMES c. of the c. G. W. BOWEN, Sachem
n U. A., BUNKER HILL CHAPTER NO. 27-THE
~. members hereby notified to meet at the Chapter
Room on Sunday the goth instant, at y O'clock to at
tend the funeral of late brother David Hart with
gala clothed in mourning Roll will be called at one
O'Clock precisely Members OF the Order respectfully
invited to attend. I. h. B. HAWKS. c. Of the c.
DROTESTANT ASSOCIATIO S.-PROGRANME OF
route ON Washington's Birthday. Samuel Neil Grand
Marshal Procession moving in half hour meets at
Socock A. M precisely, south side Of Fourteenth
street right resting sixth proceeding through
the latter to and through Carmne Hudson, Chambers
and Greenwich streets, to Cortandt receiving the
Paterson brethren to the last street Broad
the Brooklyn side, joining in with Brooklyn City Lodge
to proceed up Fulton street to the City Hail. from the
latter to and through Myrtle avenue, Prince street.
Atlantic streets, to South ferry ; New York side,
through Whitehall street, to and through Broadway
review before his Honor the Mayor and Common Counc
from thence to and through Chatham street. Bowery and
Astor place. to Broadway by order OF the Committee Of
Arrangements. SAMUEL ROBINSON Chairman
GEORGE b. SHOVEL Secretary